so i was thinking about it for a while and finally got to it. i made a youtube channel.
posted it in this section because the only videos i have up so far are on the goats. i will have many other topics and animals on soon enough though. about to work on videos of how i make goat cheese, making twine&yarn baskets, and a video of my soon to be rabbit colony.
here is the link (it should be anyhow. lol)
http://www.youtube.com/user/girlwalkswi ... ature=mhee

i welcome comments. here and on youtube. and if anyone has any suggestions of things they would like to see videos of i am trying to make a list. i want to do "how to" type things. especially making things from scratch, cooking, farming, etc. but any and all suggestions and comments are welcome. thanks!

cool thanks for sharing

I'm on youtube too.

http://www.youtube.com/user/skidmorehap ... ature=mhee

I've learned so much on youtube but I feel like I have huge hunger for more rabbit videos and they just aren't there so I started making some.

Now I'm off to check yours out.

Lovely goats! I wouldn't mind haveing some milk goats in the future, I have been looking at the LaMancha breed.
But what are "Pack goats"? I would love to know more about them.

That is so neat that you walk with your goats! I loved watching that, cute! Would love to see them walking the woods too.

I've been thinking about doing a youtube for my photography fine art prints..........how hard is it to make a video?

@brody
yep i wish i could load videos faster!

@legacy
i have found next to nothing on rabbits on there so far. its rather sad isnt it. hopefully i can get my rabbits soon and put some up though.

@jana15
i love milking the goats but i know that they arent for everyone. they are very smart and can be painfully stupid as well. haha. but i love them. i dont have much experience with minis or pygmys or nigirian dwarfs as i have big hands and i dont see much reason in feeding an animal that is half the size and gives half the meat and milk as a standard size goat but eats about the same amount. that and their stature isnt good for packing or harness. i hope to get into harnessing them as well. but thats just my view.
if anyone is interested in packgoats here are some links:
northwestpackgoats.com
packgoatforum.com (i'm on here too i have a little forum addiction )
napga.org
if you have any questions about pack or harness goats feel free to ask! i love talking about em

@fuzzy9
yep i will be getting some videos of me with them on the actual farm soon.
i use my digital camera to take videos and upload them to the site. i dont know how to make a video with pics. i have about a thousand pics that i could make to videos though. haha. good luck on that

right now i have about 10 or 13 videos that i need to upload. haha. they take a while though so i havent got em up yet.

Those videos are great!

I've considered getting goats when I move and think pack goats are awesome. What breeds are your goats and how old are they? On average, how far can a pack goat travel in one day?

http://www.northwestpackgoats.com/

a quote from the site:
"The goats most commonly used for packing are wethers (castrated males), from the larger dairy breeds. A good sized wether is 36" tall at the shoulder and weighs 200 pounds. A goat in good condition can carry 25% of its body weight or approximately 50 pounds and can travel 5-12 miles per day depending on terrain."
and you will want to look this over. it is about training them:
http://northwestpackgoats.com/index.php ... &chapter=1

my two right now are saanen. the tan one is 2 yrs old and the white one is 1.5 years old. they both kidded this past may. i am looking for a buck now to breed them to. i had hoped to have them bred in december, but things didnt work out.

I'm also on YouTube!!

http://www.youtube.com/user/secuono?feature=guide

http://fiascofarm.com/ - This site has a TON of info of Dairy goats, with over 300 pages on everything there is to know about Dairy goats. I have read every page! This is what really got me intrested in Dairy goats. I would really suggest reading it, going to the "Site Map" Is the easiest way of getting around.

I will look into Pack Goats. I will be looking over those sites tonight!