This Spring we drove to Colorado and picked up three baby goats from Wings of Whimsy Ranch. These impossibly cute mini-Nubians were reserved since last October, but still made it to Tanglefoot without a completed barn to live in. Oh, we had started, but the usual constraints (time and money) kept us from completing it on time. All this to explain why we found ourselves constructing a barn in July and August, the months that any Oklahoman with a lick of sense strives to stay indoors under the AC. In the world of farming, sometimes the most rewarding projects are the ones born from an immediate need, creativity, and a willingness to jump in with both feet and…
