These are one of the three liters our mamma rabbit has had this spring. She has had 7-11 bunnies per litter.
These chicks were hatched over spring break when we were in Branson. This was our first batch of chicks sucessfully hatched from our broody hens. They were a total surprise!
This is our Banny Hen, she hached 5 chicks on Easter.
This is "Babe", our new Jersey bull calf. We got Babe to breed our cows to next year.
Adam feeding Babe. Babe is bottle feed twice a day for 3 months. A lot of work to raise babies but the kids love to help.
Chris and Micah on the farm.
Eli & baby goat. We had a goat and her baby, with the intensions to milk her. But after a few days we decided she would not work out on our farm so we gave them back. The baby was only 5 days old and soo tiny and cute.
Chris,Micah & baby goat
These our guinea fowl we raised from chicks last summer. They are a nice addition to our farm. We originally bought 15 chicks, 3 died the first 3 days after we got them. Then when we put them in the field, a preditor got 6 of them and recently, 3 more disappeared so now we only have 3 left. This is life on the farm, animals come and go.
6 comments:
Wow, I'm jealous. Looks like you've got a great place there.
That's a lot of animals! My kids would think it was so cool.
I think that is so cool - I wanna go - Looking at the Rabbits is a bit heart breaking (coming from your vegitarian brother-in-law) but what you are able to do is quite impressive.
Rick, we don't eat the bunnies - silly rabbit!
Jenny, your kids would love it! Come anytime you want.
Love your garden and all the pictures of animals and kids. Me and the kids will come out soon and spend the day.
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