) and let us not forget Angel, a Llama and YES, they DO spit!Fainters: I have been careful to get a good quality from several farms. We offer a variety: various sizes, colors and brown and blue eyes. We also have moonspots. Our goats come from farms across Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, North Carolina, Alabama and Tennessee.
Frostina
and her doeling, and what a great surprise, not only does she have ice blue eyes like her mother, she surprised us all with a moonspot on her shoulder! Thank you Amy Shore for allowing me to purchase Frostina, Misty Moon and Juliette. These are all miniature fainters and vary from white with blue and blue eyes to blue with brown eyes. (Blue is hubby's favorite........dye a goat blue and he is in love...lol)
Minature Horses:
I was born with a love for horses. I remembering seeing my first miniature horses as a child growing up in SW Arkansas. We often went to the Ozarks, and it was during these trips to these beautiful mountains I first saw up close miniature horses. I was fascinated by them, but at that time, never thought I would decide to own them. When Cindy Deer retired, I decided to get a couple of her miniature horses. Well, like the fainters, they are addicting! What started off as a hobby has transformed into a bit more serious and I am making changes with in my mini herd. As I learn more about the stallions and mares that have shaped the mini world and about the bloodlines, I am now looking to add horses that will carry on these great horses. I have decided to devote a web site just for my miniature horses. Please check back as I have just got the new domain and will be in the construction progress.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Please be patient. This is my first website, so I am learning as I go. I hope to eventually have a page with my does, one for my bucks, one for up and coming Jr does and Jr bucks, for sale page and then pictures of my miniature horses, as well just some of the critters on the farm and my LGD's.
My Little Helper and best pal, Zorro
Zorro is a rescue I raised from a puppy when he was only one week old. We could not help but fall in love with him! He is not only a great companion, but is a great helper with the goats. I jokingly refer to him as my "Little white heeler"
