We are lucky enough to have a great backyard. Our actual yard isn't very big, but it sure seems like it with the Wetlands behind us. It makes for a great view. We've had these little friends for a few months now. I've always felt bad for the poor things suffering through the cold snow, but I guess they are used to it.
They normally have a fence around them by their barn, but just a few days ago that has been removed. They now roam anywhere.



We have a gate that goes out into this field. Davis County owns the land and they put a lock up on our gate, therefore we can't get out. We're hoping it is just because these friends are currently here. I hope we can have access to it in the Spring/Summer because there is a black gravel trail around the whole area. It would be a great walk/run path.
In the meantime, I've enjoyed looking out my windows to see how they are doing.
The best is when they are fighting:)
4 comments:
haha oh my gosh their adorable!!! Now you should steal one and have it for a pet! :)
Ohhh, I love goats :) Someday when I have a goat farm you should come visit
ha how cute! I hope they are not mean, I hear they can be mean sometimes! And poor Anners (below post) I hope she is doing ok!
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