02/27/2026
Sweety gave birth to our first ever set of triplets back in November 2025. She has horns but the daddy “Wyatt” is naturally Pooled (born without horns).
It’s now February 2026, and there is absolutely no indication that any of the three babies are developing horns either.
In the past, we notice “Buds” developing within a week on boys and by 2 weeks on girls. After a month they really start to show horn growth.
The chances of having triplets all be naturally “Polled” is 12.9%. Normally when the mother is horned and the father Polled, it’s a 50/50 shot.
In the past, Sweety had a boy who had horns.
If this is accurate (since most goats form “buds” within the first few weeks), these three are our first ever naturally pooled goats to be born on our farm.
Their daddy “Wyatt” came to us from Little Hooves Farm, and their mother “Sweety” was a Foster Goat we took in after she was found in a nearby community and no one claimed.
Their 3 babies, Snickerdoodle ( a big boy) Marshmallow (black / white girl) and Treacle (small brown with underbite and cute as a button), are doing great. Treacle was the last born had has stayed pretty small compared to the other two, but she has a voracious appetite and is always first to greet me at feeding time.
