Gene Masters and daughter Karen Masters (outside of picture) feed their herd of goats. They said the 25 newest kids will soon be playing their favorite game, "King of the Hill", in which they jump atop a hay bale.

    Masters got attached to goat raising as a boy in 4-H and even managed to keep one in his backyard later in the city while living in Georgia later on. Once back in Eureka Springs — only a couple of miles from his childhood farm — it was only natural to return to the goat business. Now his small herd is quickly growing into a large one, with many of them regularly having twins and triplets, and especially with "Big Momma" who has had seven babies in just over a year.

    "They're really communal animals," Masters said of the friendly little animals, explaining that they amazingly stick in families, even through several generations.