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Just for Fun: Reader Photos – November/December 2025
Add to Favorites Just for Fun is where readers get to show off and share their own adorable and beautiful goats. As the newsletters progress through a two-month period, this …
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From This Side of the Ring: Which Kids to Keep?
Add to Favorites Now that we’ve all survived kidding season and are watching our new bundles of joy jumping around the farm, creating havoc everywhere they go, it may be …
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Goat Glam: March/April 2025
Add to Favorites Goat Glam will feature two goats for assessment each Time. We’ll discuss each doe’s good traits, what could be better, and what to look for in a …
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Pack Goat Forest Closures
Add to Favorites Pack goat forest closures continue to impact hiking and hunting with pack goats. Are the restrictions necessary? What can be done about it? From casual day hikers …
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Hunting With Pack Goats
Add to Favorites Nathan Putnam of Putnam Pack Goats has utilized pack goats to assist with backpacking and, more uniquely, hunting with pack goats for nearly nine years. A member …
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Raising Goats on Homemade Powdered Milk
Add to Favorites Raising goats on powdered milk, made from our own raw, full-fat, fresh organic milk, is at least as nutritious as milk replacers. Breeding our goats every fall …
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Does Goat Milk Have Lactose?
Does goat milk have lactose? Yes, but this isn’t the whole answer, and it might not even be the answer to the question your really asking.
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Rabies in Goats
Rabies is a fatal viral disease affecting warm-blooded animals’ brains and central nervous systems. Still fairly rare in goats in the U.S., a few are diagnosed with rabies every year.
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