Two sheep and a goat - rescues

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CajuninKy Biggs, KY(Zone 6a) Jan 29, 2009

On a 400 acre farm it's nearly impossible. And I have come to the conclusion that all the best tasting grass must be right under the burr bushes, LOL

I saw ziplock bags of cockle burrs being sold at a festival as porcupine eggs. LOL Cheerios were doughnut seeds.

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Jenks Social Circle, GA(Zone 8a) Jan 29, 2009

SOL! Thanks for that! Very cute.

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rhodiegirl Deering, NH(Zone 5a) Jan 29, 2009

Claire, your goat and two sheep are awesome girl. I love the names too. The names really fit them. Good luck on them.

The horse is beautiful. Nice color. We have a few horse barns around my area. I just love seeing the horses when ever I go by the houses.

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brigidlily Lumberton, TX(Zone 8b) Jan 29, 2009

Do goats eat burrs?

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Jayryunen Sapello, NM(Zone 5b) Jan 29, 2009

Yes, when they are young plants.

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