10/04/2025
I am constantly apologizing to people and putting myself on guilt trips about not keeping up with beautiful professional photos of my goats and their mammary systems. However, I just am not physically able to do it like I used to. Sometimes I push myself and get one or two done BUT generally, I am just here milking and looking at these gorgeous creatures with their lovely mammary systems and feeling frustrated while wishing I "still had it in me".
There are times that I can not resist just pulling my phone out at milking time and snapping a photo despite crappy lighting and hairy udders and goats that are now not used to the "show thing". In light of all of this, I just hope there are people out there that know I am still on the mission (for the time being, not sure how much longer) to build the "perfect little dairy goat" (yeah, I know there is no such thing as perfect...but).
I also hope there are people that know I am honest and passionate about my quest and have no reason to misrepresent my animals. Meaning that if you are thinking of getting goats from me that you may need to trust me when I tell you the qualities and faults of each of my animals regardless of whether I have all the photos, DHI, LA and show results to prove it. I have no motivation whatsoever to attempt to send out into the world, an animal that I don't think is a good representation of my herd.
Anyway, that got way more longwinded than I intended.
Here is one of those times that I just couldn't resist pulling out my phone and snapping a photo even though I knew it would not be great photographically. It sure does tell a story about a beautiful little dairy goat though..." Henry Ronan Farm Sweet Hart".