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Farm Name: Bottoms-Up-Ranch Fainting Goats

Year Farm Established: 2005

Location: Acton, CA

Years I’ve been farming: 8 years old

Animals I raise: Fainting Goats, Chickens

Crops I grow: Eggplant, all peppers, swiss chard, tomatoes

Hobbies I enjoy: Cooking,raising goats, kayaking, gardening, camping

Club/Associations memberships: MGR, IFA

The proudest moment on my farm: The first time our Doe delivered and I helped

Pets: 2 Cats: Huck and Nimo, 3 goats: Stella, Dolly and Simon, 3 hens and 1 rooster

Farm Motto: Everything always works out.

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Why Fainters After researching so many different breeds of goats we decided to go with fainters because they were just so darn entertaining along with being very easy keepers...super Friendly. My main reason was they don't really jump on anything and they aren't escape artist like pigmy's. Love pigmy's but they are little devils at times. Fainters also kid pretty easily and have WONDERFUL personalities. Mine even go on hikes with me, off leash. I really think you'll be happy choosing these guys, very fun/funny breed. =0) Denise www.freewebs.com/bottoms-up-ranch Come visit me, Bottoms-Up-Ranch Fainting Goats.	01/19/2011 06:13.35 AM	Report This Comment
Why did you go with fainting goats? We've start to look into the different type of goats, but just getting info before we decide to buy. Come visit me, The Homestead.	01/18/2011 02:29.39 PM	Report This Comment
Motto's That is VERY true! Love your motto!! Come visit me, Bottoms-Up-Ranch Fainting Goats.	01/14/2011 06:40.47 AM	Report This Comment
Welcome! It does always work out, just sometimes not exactly how you planned it. Come visit me, Larkshire Farm.	01/13/2011 06:13.20 PM	Report This Comment

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