Jamba's Pygmies

08/21/2024

Something got in chicken coop and they all got out, but Sheena is just laying with them. Chicken coop repairs needed!

06/28/2024

The herd’s begging at the back door! Guess who little Kiss Me belongs to!

06/13/2024

Traveling to NPGA Nationals on Lewisburg, WV! See you all tomorrow!

05/25/2024

Thunder Road and Kiss Me are sweet and loving❤️

05/11/2024

Baby goats just love to hang out in the oddest places ❤️

05/10/2024

Living where it’s hot and humid can make it easier for internal parasites to attack. What you do can control them and hopefully build resistance in your herd rather than the worms. This is a really good article!

Spring through early summer in the U.S. is an ideal climate for internal parasites in such animals as sheep and goats. This year’s rainfall will promote larval hatching — and consumption by these small ruminants.

04/23/2024

Wethers up for discussion. Best companion animals ever.

04/11/2024

Picture of baby I missed and you can see why cause Kiss Me must be a little shy! I hope at least one pic is usable!

04/08/2024

Getting that perfect picture for the registration papers, especially when you have no one to hold them and they think my phone is poison like Madeline is always a challenge!!!🤣

04/07/2024

Lady Like and Arlington’s boys. First3 pics are General Thomas and second two are Ranger(he didn’t want to pose!)

03/23/2024

03/15/2024

Goodnight sweet buck

03/15/2024

Up for discussion Jamba’s Pygmies Revelation
DOB 3/25/23 Sire PGCH Jamba’sPygmies Arlington Dam Jamba’s Pygmies Esther

03/14/2024

Paris and Goodnight had this little doll. Her brother didn’t make it. All born unassisted. She needs a French name!

03/14/2024

Storm and Quick had 2 beautiful kids yesterday! A dark caramel buck and a dark caramel doe.

03/11/2024

Esther had unassisted quads last night, but unfortunately 2 were born that didn’t get the sack removed. Up side she had a doe and a buck cleaned off with the doe trying to nurse when I arrived in the barn. I’m glad I went down to check at 1230 since I’m usually asleep by then!

03/11/2024

Lilac is feeling better today even though Esther kept her awake having quads! I need to give her Exceed today and she goes back to the vet for a check up tomorrow.

03/09/2024

Our Lilac had to have a c-section this morning. Please pray for healing for our girl❤️🙏❤️. Single males can be so difficult! 😣

03/01/2024

One of my junior does got bred either thru the fence or thru an escapee buck. She’s 11 months old. I was terribly anxious about it but she finally had had a buckling and a doeling about midnight. She’s still anxious about it since she’s not the friendliest doe in my herd, but she’s doing a good job with Lady right next door coaching her. This is Gidget, no names yet for the babies.

02/25/2024

Lady’s cute lil guys!

02/21/2024

Lady had 2 cute lil wucks unassisted, dried off and well fed by the time I got down to the barn at 7am!!!

02/09/2024

Lazy Friday morning🥰

01/15/2024

Lazy afternoon sampling goat chips!

11/06/2023

City Lights Kiss McQuick got reserve senior champion and reserve grand champion buck at Louisiana State Fair. Thank you Judges Kelly Culp and Lisa Bragg. Also thank you to Eva and Jeff Morgan for help unloading and Eva for keeping Quick in line!!! I’d also like to thank Sandy and Terri and Eva for a well run show.

10/18/2023

Finally took care of my microchip problem! AVID had hired new staff and they were as responsive as Elsie! They’re sending me microchips and I can use them for the dogs too!

More good news was our pretty Passionate Kisses got Jr Champion Saturday! Thank you Brittany Swackhammer!

10/08/2023

Hoof trimming and health day. I can’t finish them in a day.

08/30/2023

The neighbor’s steers with their cattle egrets are in the distance. Crickets are chirping and birds and our rooster are calling. It’s a peaceful and nice morning here. The breeze runs over me. What a relief from recent days.

08/17/2023

Sunrise in Purvis

08/13/2023

See the little guy peeking thru the board to steal Quick’s food! This proves that the hay is always tastier on the other side!