Bottle Baby

We got  a bottle baby. He is a Boer Buck and we named him Brutus. When we got him he was 6 days old and just about 4 pounds, he was 3 pounds at birth. Well Brutus is doing great, he is now 4 weeks old and weighs 11 pounds 8 ounces.
The first picture is the day we got him. The second picture is a couple days later and the third picture is at three weeks old. He likes to jump on to that pail, but he didn't  notice I had taken the lid off of it and he also didn't notice he was standing in a pail of whole corn!!!!

JADA Hill Farm, LLC.

Chipwich

Meet Chipwich thats what we call her, but she is actually Majenli Zip Abercrombie. She is registered a Purebred LaMancha -  ADGA # L1520098.
She will be a main contributer to our Goats Milk Soap production. We will be looking for a LaMancha Buck to breed her with this fall.

Goats Milk Soap

Here are some of the Goats Milk Soaps that we make.These soaps can be purchased through our facebook page  JADA Hill Farm, LLC.

Frankincense & Myrrh

                

Pearberry

  

                                          

Oatmeal, Milk & Honey

Sandalwood Vanilla

Mayan Gold

Unscented

Daphne

Well we got a another goat this week. A Boer Goat, paint. She is the sweetest goat ever. She is just about a year old and came with the name "Goat"..so we changed her name to Daphne..Daffy for short.  We got her from a young couple who bought her as a pet  when she was just a couple months old, and didn't realize how big she would get and all that goes along with taking care of a goat.. So we are trying to find out the farm she was born at so we could find out what shots she received at birth, her family tree, etc...
She really is a very nice goat and will also find out if her parents are registered , hopefully so because then we will register her.

meet Daphne!!!

A Sunny Dec. Day

Christmas Parade

We had been in our quirky, down home, small town, Country Christmas Parade. We had so much fun. We brought three of our Boer goats, Daisy, Dahlia  Dandelion along with us. We had decorated our hay trailer with lights, garland & silver bells. We had also put antlers on the goats, they didn't hold up very well, next year we will have to buy sturdier ones.
The streets were lined with people, probably ten deep. All the floats would throw candy to all those watching, so we let our grandchildren throw the candy, they had a blast. The goats actually were very good, of course we had plenty of grain and all the hay they wanted. Will definitely do it again next year!!!!