- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
Cheers mate good honest feedback is always appreciated. They sound pretty good by all accounts!
Likewise I was surprised (pleasantly) with these wee dorper crosses, shot out of the ewe lambs like an oiled egg and just grew and grew.... they are quite low all the same, I remember looking at one early on and thinking it looked stunted til I picked him up and felt the weight - much solider.
Mind you tipping the ram over to check his feet or put a harness on is a fair act and the bugger can jump a gate - must be c.30% goat in them
Not hard to pick the odd one out
Likewise I was surprised (pleasantly) with these wee dorper crosses, shot out of the ewe lambs like an oiled egg and just grew and grew.... they are quite low all the same, I remember looking at one early on and thinking it looked stunted til I picked him up and felt the weight - much solider.
Mind you tipping the ram over to check his feet or put a harness on is a fair act and the bugger can jump a gate - must be c.30% goat in them
Not hard to pick the odd one out