If I see these in my pear tree I might move on to a new hobby.
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If I see these in my pear tree I might move on to a new hobby.
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HAHAHAH!! OMG, can you imagine!?! Needed a good laugh today, thanks Bill!!
Patty S.
Bill,
Not photo-shop?
Hey I raise goats. This little guy born couple days ago. I hope he never sees that picture
Well, thatās one way of testing the strength and integrity of grafts.
GREAT PHOTO. I love it!
I didnāt know you were a goat guy, Phil. And since this IS in the āPictureā category and you did start it, I canāt resist posting one of the goats I had born this year. Mine was born on Feb 1 and photo was taken 3 hours later. If it were a beauty contest, I have to say yours would win! But all baby goats are cute.
Never stand under a āGoat Treeā.
the only tree-climbing hoofed animal. Amazing right?
i have opposable thumbs, yet couldnāt āget a gripā attempting such arboreal ability
Thatās one way to prune a tree.
Ya goats are also a good way to get totally bare soil that washes and blows away. Thatās what I see in that picture. Way too many goats and not enough for them to eat so they kill everything, except the olive tree.
You would think the guy following the goat tracks would have figured it out by now.
LOL. I raised goats when I was a ākidā. They were pets and liked to follow me around. Our house was in a rural area, so I had lots of room to take them on mile long walks. Fond memories.