i have 3/4 boer does , both are due the end of march , would be willing to trade one or two kids for some fruit trees , want apple , pear, gooseberries, nanking cherries,

or other plantings...

contact me if interested , we would be willing to transport , or meet 1/2 way, depending on the trade.

Beth , in north dakota

-- Anonymous, January 28, 2002

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Beth, I raise Nubians but am getting a Boer billie and am looking for does. I would be happy to trade you for one or two doe kids. Or even give you some nasty old cash. LOL Let me know if you are interested. I have a brother who lives by Omaha so can combine business with pleasure.

-- Anonymous, February 20, 2002

Beth, I have been racking my brain trying to come up with a trade since I am short on cash and do not have a doe kid (yet) that I can trade you for the Boer doe. I have a 4 quart Dazey butter churn in really good working condition. I have a 4 liter heavy guage, made in Finland, milk tote with matching lid, that has been used by me for years and is in great shape with a couple of very small dings, not any rusting ever on this tote. I have 31 day keywind Regulator style wood cabinent wall clock, too. Anything sound interesting to you ???

-- Anonymous, March 06, 2002

Hi Beth, You have to get very cold hardy fruit. I can offer cherry plum, zone 3, a couple of them I can send to you. Rooted grapes and June berry. Nanking cherry is only for birds to steal. I don't want a goat, but I like to have some peony root, especially dark red, single or double, or white. Also I like is fern leaf***. I will send you a good package if you have these plants or other things. I am easy to pleased. Irene Mc.

-- Anonymous, March 07, 2002

Karen, do you still have the 4 quart Dazey butter churn in really good working condition, or the 4 liter heavy guage, made in Finland, milk tote with matching lid? I raise Nubians and am in need of some more equipment to keep up with these girls! :) I do have some really flashy bucklings that were born in the last 10 days. They are grades but their dams are heavy milkers, I don't have any doelings to get rid of as I only got 3 this year. It has definately been a buck year here! Let me know if you still have them and what you want for them. Susan

-- Anonymous, March 27, 2002