he's half the man he used to be....


Jack Black before the deed~

Jack White waiting his turn~

it took two to hold him down~

snip,snip~



a smaller Jack Black~


Sat. we finally got around to shearing one of the goats. We waited too long and some of their fleece was already felted , still we got plenty . If you'd like to read the longer version you can go to my Manly Mans blog.

Comments

  1. Cro Magnon22 March, 2010 23:05

    It looks more like a sheep. Our goats tend to be non-shaggy, and are never shawn.

    Well done to 'him-outdoors'. Bisou, Cro.

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  2. Car Audio Speakers23 March, 2010 04:11

    I like the way of your to cut the sheep hairs. Thanks!

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  3. Julie23 March, 2010 09:49

    Gee. Whoever thought you'd have to shear a goat? But I guess that makes sense if they're long haired. Are there long haired goats? "Well, I guess there are", says the dumb bell city girl.

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