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Colorado goat adventures, education & animal experiences year-round! 🄾🐐 Come hike, play, learn, and make memories with our goats!

10/10/2026

How do goats survive Colorado winters without a puffy jacket?

They grow their own winter coats! Some breeds even have a soft undercoat called cashmere that helps trap body heat. Talk about built-in insulation!

Their outer hairs help protect them from wind and moisture, too.

But we don’t just leave them to tough it out! We provide insulated barns, plenty of hay to keep their internal heaters running, and fresh water.

Basically, they’re fluffy little survival experts!
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BABY GOAT HAPPY HOURLone Tree Brewing Company Lone Tree Brewing, Lone Tree THIS Saturday Oct 102:30-4:30-
10/09/2026

BABY GOAT HAPPY HOUR
Lone Tree Brewing Company
Lone Tree Brewing, Lone Tree
THIS Saturday Oct 10
2:30-4:30
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10/05/2026

Normally, when I take people backpacking, the goats’ packs are full.

That’s because we spread the gear between several goats, keeping each load manageable.

But winter changes everything.

At 10 degrees, sleeping bags, clothing, and shelter all get bulkier, especially when you can’t afford expensive ultralight gear.

So don’t judge a pack by its size.

A big pack doesn’t always mean a heavy pack.

09/30/2026

Gotta pick fun at the men out there šŸ˜…
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It’s officially rutting season, which means the bucks have entered their annual phase of being absolutely disgusting.

So, what exactly is rut?

Rut is the breeding season for male goats. As testosterone rises, bucks become intensely focused on finding and breeding does. And one of the weirdest parts of rut is what they do with their own urine.

Bucks will urinate on their beards, faces, chests, and front legs… and then drink it. Yep. They literally p*e on themselves and lick it up.

They’ll also p*e on just about everything else. Their urine carries strong pheromones and scent information that helps communicate things like their presence, reproductive status, and that they’re ready to breed. That strong buck smell you notice during rut? That’s part of the whole process.

The result?

Stinky goats. Wet beards. Pee-covered faces. And bucks who seem to have completely forgotten how personal hygiene works.

Luckily, rut doesn’t last forever. Eventually the testosterone settles down, the smell fades, and we get our sweet(ish) boys back.

Until then… welcome to buck season. šŸ˜‚
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Loved working with them!
09/29/2026

Loved working with them!

09/28/2026

Everyone meet my puppy, Stone. He’s 1.5 year old, a Tibetan Mastiff, and one of my livestock guardian dogs.

This is my DREAM dog, but honestly, I never thought I would own one. I truly believe Tibetan Mastiffs need a job, and that keeping one purely as a house pet can be inappropriate and potentially dangerous. They are incredibly territorial and can become dangerously protective if they aren’t properly trained, socialized, and given a purpose.

Now that I’ve gotten that out of the way… this is probably the best dog I’ve ever had.

I have put HOURS into training Stone, working with him, and teaching him that normal human interaction is okay. With a breed this territorial, that early work matters.

He absolutely loves his stock. He won’t let people into the field unless I’m there, and he takes his job very seriously.

But somehow, this giant guardian dog has also turned into a complete cuddle bug.

He’s protective when he needs to be, but he’s also incredibly sweet, goofy, and affectionate with the people he trusts.

Stone is exactly why I love working livestock guardian dogs. They aren’t just pets. They have a job, a purpose, and a relationship with the animals they protect.
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09/26/2026

Unloading babies from goat yoga at the Ga***rd Rockies

09/25/2026

Rouge is one of my favorite pack goats, and her story is a big part of why.

She originally came from another farm where meat was in the cards for her because of her overbite. It’s considered a defect, and because of it, she couldn’t be used in the show ring.

Luckily for Rouge, I don’t care about defects.

I saw a goat who had a lot to offer, and she ended up finding her place with me as a pack goat. She’s become my favorite goat to take into the mountains and one of the trail partners I trust most.

She even attended a North American Packgoat Association rendezvous, where her conformation and personality were noticed, and I was encouraged to consider breeding her.

But lucky for Rouge, breeding isn’t part of what I do.

Her path just happened to lead somewhere different. She gets to hike, explore, carry a pack, and do the job she’s exceptionally good at.

Sometimes an animal doesn’t fit the path you originally imagined for them. That doesn’t mean there isn’t another path where they can absolutely thrive.

And Rouge has found hers.

Goat Tinder: meet this handsome guy.Outdoorsy, adventurous, snack-motivated, and always ready for a good mountain advent...
09/24/2026

Goat Tinder: meet this handsome guy.

Outdoorsy, adventurous, snack-motivated, and always ready for a good mountain adventure.

Green flags: loves hiking, excellent personality, naturally handsome.

Red flags: absolutely no concept of personal space and will probably steal your snacks.

So… would you have swiped right?

Our LAST public Baby Goat Yoga Class of the season is coming up!Join us Saturday, September 27 at 8:30 AM with Evergreen...
09/23/2026

Our LAST public Baby Goat Yoga Class of the season is coming up!

Join us Saturday, September 27 at 8:30 AM with Evergreen Parks & Recreation District and Guided Goat Hikes for a morning of yoga, baby goats, and plenty of fun.

This will be the final opportunity to join us for a public baby goat yoga class this season, so grab your spot while you can!

šŸ“… August 15
ā° 8 AM
šŸ“ Evergreen Park & Recreation District

Registration is available through the link at GuidedGoatHikes.com.

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