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Goats strut their stuff in first-ever costume contest in Trang

Photo courtesy of Pattaya Mail

A group of goat farmers gathered in Trang province for a barnyard bash like no other: a goat costume competition.

Decked out in dapper cowboy attire and more, these hoofed contenders showcased not only their looks but also their smarts and health.

At the Agricultural Productivity Enhancement Learning Center in Kantang District, Trang Province, the inaugural event unfolded with nine caprine contestants vying for the coveted trophy. From action movie stars to sweet styles, each goat trotted before the judges, accessorised with knives, combs, and more to impress with their vigour, beauty, and talents.

But it wasn’t just about the goats: their human handlers also got in on the action. If a farmer matched their goat’s theme and displayed remarkable showmanship, both were hailed champions, walking away with the gleaming trophy.

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The crowning glory of the day went to Handsome Boy, a five month old buck donned in cowboy garb, accompanied by his devoted owner, 69 year old Da-ar Wangso. The tale of Handsome Boy is one of resilience and companionship, as Da-ar nursed the goat from infancy after its mother’s passing, reported Pattaya Mail.

With victory under their belts, Da-ar plans to spoil his furry friend with the prize money, though he staunchly refuses to sell Handsome Boy for slaughter, despite offers reaching 5,000 baht.

In related news, nestled on Haad Tien Beach on Koh Larn, the Goose House attracts visitors with the unique experience it offers.

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In other news, in an episode that shook Suvarnabhumi International Airport on March 5, a remarkable seizure of 87 wild animals was carried out. The operation was a joint effort by the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, Customs Office, and other pertinent authorities.

This intervention unfolded when airport security personnel caught sight of these creatures, secreted away within eight pieces of luggage belonging to six Indian tourists en route to Mumbai, India.

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