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| I don't know how this happened |
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| Not for sure. |
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| But I have my suspicions, Betula. |
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Sunday, August 18, 2013
circumstantial evidence
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little rascal!
ReplyDeleteI will be so happy when his horns are too long to fit through the fence!
DeleteQuinn...you really should feed those poor, starving animals!
ReplyDeleteMine are pigs in fleece as well...sigh.
LOL! Bet would agree with you on the rations around here!
DeleteA treat for an enterprising Betula :)
ReplyDeleteLOL!
ReplyDeleteSeveral times I've found goats with their heads stuck in the fence, after sticking it through then getting trapped by their own horns. And it's not as if there isn't enough to eat inside the fence. But I reckon the flowers and weeds outside the fence must look tastier to them. :)