Pack Goat Central

Very very cool! I would wear this with pride. Nice to see an on-white design, I've got sooo many black T's....

-Phil

Yep, love it also

Nano-- I cant send private messages. The server blocks me and says I do not have permission. Probably because I edited my personal description or some other snag.

Anyhow, go ahead and make that logo into a card if you want. I could do it too if you gave me the details of what you need. The original scale is 2x what shows on the forum.

Original artwork file: http://herb.linkrealms.com/packgoats/pac...ntral2.psd

Hmm... I wonder why private messages aren't working for you. I've had a couple of people mention that they've had trouble with them in the past, but nothing definite and no one has followed up. Seems to be working perfectly for me, so I'm not even sure what to test out.

Anyway, thanks so much for the artwork!

Great ideas from everyone!

I really like the T with the banner on it, neat, says it all. I would also be interested in a heavy quality sweatshirt. Our weather the past couple of years my Tees are pretty much hidden under a sweat shirt.

I received the t-shirt I won in the January drawing plus the three I ordered as gifts and the one Phil & Nanno are donating for the NWODGA raffle. The t-shirts are awesome and so unique!

Oh this reminds me. Send a couple dozen to the rendy! With the kidding season nearly upon me, no way Ill remember to get one unless its right in front of my face!

Where can we order t-shirts? Will there be some for sale at the Rendy?

The Pack Goat Central t-shirt idea is great, but it's up to Charlie Horse whether he wants to make it happen. I'm sure if he came up with the final design, Phil could probably put it up on redbubble.com (that's the place that prints our Three Goat Moon shirts, and Phil really likes them).

Three Goat Moon t-shirts can be ordered here:
http://www.redbubble.com/people/galcon/w...-goat-moon

The thing about sending shirts to the Rendy is that they are not printed up and waiting in a box at our house. Phil and I have to pay full price just like anyone else. It would cost us $300 to send a dozen to the Rendy, and we only get back 20% of that. It would be a whole lot cheaper and the profit margin would be a lot better if we could print up several hundred shirts to get bulk pricing and then sell them ourselves directly, but we don't have the startup capital to take a risk like that. I also don't want to be in the mail-order catalogue business.

We'll probably donate a couple of t-shirts for the auction, and I think we're planning to donate the proceeds from the internet sales to NAPgA (need to re-confirm this with Phil).