Courtesy of Danielle Langloism, Wikipedia CCLRazor Family Farms
Meet Cramer, the pet wether at Razor Family Farms in Georgia, where he has access to a small playground and likes to use the swing set, as seen in this video.
Cramer is one of myriad critters at Josh and Lacy Razor’s farm, where a herd of milking goats was recently added. It wasn’t easy finding them, as Lacy relates in this post:
“We scanned the ads for goats all over Georgia and I contacted tons of wonderful goat-herding folks but I just couldn’t connect with them. Many of them spoke of their goats as they would a drunk uncle at a family reunion: useless, annoying, and blissfully unaware of boundaries. I kept searching. At last, I found a lady just north of us who spoke of her goats with respect and did not say (even once) how eager she was to unload the goats onto someone else.”
[...] little baby goat made the front page of AllThingsGoat.com, y’all! He’s famous! Of course, Suzanne and Apple (two of my sweet does) wanted [...]
Thank you so much for making our little guy famous! To offer some incentive for commenting — I decided to offer a Lowes giveaway for your readers.
Each comment is an entry so you may have to let me know who comments from now until Tuesday.
Blessings and thanks!
Lacy
Lacy,
We were happy to feature him; he looks like a happy little guy. Thank you much for offering the giveaway and helping to share the world of goats with those who aren’t blessed enough to have their own. -NJ
No, really, I want a goat.
We are SO getting goats next year!!! Just as soon as we get the chickens new house built we’re building a goat pen….and I’m so glad we found your website as a reference.
thanks!
Maureen,
We’re glad you found us as well. Stay turned for a future article on building a simple goat house. I have to go measure it and make a couple drawings. Goats are fabulous (as are chickens). I’m sure you’ll have a wonderful time with them all. -NJ
what a neat site.
Such a great picture of your goat Lacy! I’m sure you will enjoy them. Congratulations on your article.
Blessings,
Lucy
Oh my, she is way to cute!! and your discription power never fail me. Way to go, you are almost to how you want it to be!
He’s absolutely adorable!!!
Aw, so cute. I’m glad you finally found someone who didn’t want to simply get rid of the goats. That would be awful!
It’s pictures like this that make it really hard to not get goats! (But I really, really can’t. I work and DH stays home. And he will NOT take care of goats. But they are cute! And milk is expensive at the store! LOL)
Once you have good fences, goats are generally pretty easy to take care of. Perhaps you can work on hubby…..
Cramer is such a cutie! I’m glad you let the girls share in the spotlight.
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