Babies!

420God said:

Common actually. Dairy farms only need to breed back their cows for milk so the bull calves are kind of a waist of time to them. The girls are worth a lot more.

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Some disassembly required. cn

I use the less mess option, they walk funny for a bit.

Picked up a few more goats the other day, pygmies, they're the cutest little lawnmowers.

As soon as I seen the pictures I instantly started smelling a hint of manure lol, cute babies tho.

Trolling said:

As soon as I seen the pictures I instantly started smelling a hint of manure lol, cute babies tho.

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Thanks, you know the messed up thing, I've grown fond of the farm smells.

420 you totally live the life I wish I had. Nice.....

420God said:

Thanks, you know the messed up thing, I've grown fond of the farm smells.

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No, what's messed up is walking into a pen or coop and knowing by the smell something isn't right. Especially if one of the animals has green apple quickstep.

Carne Seca said:

No, what's messed up is walking into a pen or coop and knowing by the smell something isn't right. Especially if one of the animals has green apple quickstep.

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So true. We've been getting to know are animals so well we can tell what's up with them by their behavior.

Carne Seca said:

No, what's messed up is walking into a pen or coop and knowing by the smell something isn't right. Especially if one of the animals has green apple quickstep.

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It's how one nose.
I'm good with herbivore poo ... I've composted tons of horse exhaust. (Takes me two years, but oh the black gold.) Now pigshit ... that's nasty. Goose and duck poo aren't much nicer, but pigs have the quantity thing in their corner.
My worst rural moment came when I found a year-old egg that some daft chicken had laid inside my motorcycle cover. That thing was pressurized. My portal spincter could not hold. cn