Wooly Bully

I just want to post a few recent photos of most of our woolies. The llamas were out browsing around, so weren't available......

But here, first in the wooly bully line up is handsome Cloud. Notice how beautifully his wool is growing in.

Second in the line-up we have Lily, the pretty and shy young lady whose mohair is the loveliest curly, silky texture. I cannot wait to shear her and play with her fleece this Fall.
Third in line, but usually always first, is the matriarch of all the goats, Queen Luna. She is my favored one and will always have a special place in my heart.
And fourth in the wooly bully line up is little Churro lamb, Blanca, who is not as little anymore. She came here so stand-offish and fearful, but now is happy to be petted and given treats by hand, just like everyone else.
And fifth in line is our precious Karakul lambie, Svetlana, who is never far from her pal, Blanca. She has become our cuddle lamb who doesn't mind when any of us snuggle up to her spongy, curly, soft wool.

And what is this little guy doing being included in this wooly bully line up, you ask? (No. Those are not my 'man-hands'. Thankfully, those are John's. He has a soft spot for Pepper, as you can see)
This cutie is our rescue goat, a goat he came to us sort of neglected and over-fed. We were told he was a Boer full-bred...or maybe a cross. Who knows. The lady who sold him to us didn't.
We believe that our cutie Pepper is a Boer mixed with a hair goat, possibly a cashmere, cashgora or angora. He doesn't feel like a typical smooth-coated wiry haired goat. He is super soft, plush and fuzzy. More like a sheep.
And you can see that his fur is possibly being bleached by the sun or just changing color like many sheep or hair goats do. He came here several months ago with jet black fur/wool and it is quickly turning silvery.
Pepper even has some crimp in his 'wool'!
We all love digging our hands into his plush, deep soft fur. It's so thick and soft! If you enlarge the photo, though, you can see that there are tiny siky hairs mixed into the woolier fur. I'm going to try brushing him out and see what I come out with. Maybe it will come out similar to an angora rabbit. We'll see.