White Creek Fainting Goats

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05/29/2026

When the mama's start to naturally wean off their kids by disallowing them to nurse, that's my signal to separate out the kids and do a full wean.

They yell, yammer on, and get uncomfortable for a couple days before things calm down. The kids not nursing also signal the does udders to slow/stop milk production and start their drying off process.

Soon they'll all be off to their new homes!

05/25/2026

They can be little savages at times, as goats are known to be.. but the other 98% of the time they're so peaceful and enjoyable to just watch them browse ❤️

Tell me when you see them 😊
05/17/2026

Tell me when you see them 😊

Catchin the few and far between sun rays on this overcast day 🌞
05/13/2026

Catchin the few and far between sun rays on this overcast day 🌞

Long day of browsing with the big goats.. these two are all tuckered out and snuggled in for the night 🥰
05/13/2026

Long day of browsing with the big goats.. these two are all tuckered out and snuggled in for the night 🥰

05/12/2026

I've been slacking on the pics and vids!
Tried to get a cute one of the kids this morning but no.. Berkeley wanted center stage 😂
Definitely the herd queen.

05/03/2026

Lazy Day Vibe 💆‍♀️🍷

Goofy face 😍Caught him mid stretch & yawn 😂
05/02/2026

Goofy face 😍
Caught him mid stretch & yawn 😂

Rainy Day 🌧 Kids are all playing inside.. we have some daredevils on our hands! Lower shelf, sure.. they love it.. but...
04/29/2026

Rainy Day 🌧
Kids are all playing inside.. we have some daredevils on our hands!
Lower shelf, sure.. they love it.. but that 2nd shelf! 👀👀 that's a first.

All of the kids are in that 2-3 weeks old age, and their little horn nubbies are starting to develop! Goats utilize the...
04/28/2026

All of the kids are in that 2-3 weeks old age, and their little horn nubbies are starting to develop!

Goats utilize their horns to help control their body temperature. A process called Vascularization that allows blood to move around to either be cooled or warmed.

Hot goat? The blood moves into the horn to be 'air chilled'.

Cold goat? The blood retracts into the head to avoid air circulation thus keeping them warmer.

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Caledonia, NY
14423

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