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Maybe it's the camera angle, but does that heat lamp look a little too close? The goat keeps nudging it.

Or a rewind!

There's a good thread here that talks about ligaments. http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=16912&p=2

Yippee for watching another birth here! :pop Also....what is that in the canister that she uses on the babies?

this girl's got me on my toes. :D

Congrats! :thumbsup I put in a reservation for 2 does last week....they are due in March. But I'll be waiting til they are weaned.

Yay for new kids! :celebrate

Congrats & goodnight!

:yuckyuck Now he thinks I'm even more cracked for laughing hysterically at this. He's used to me sitting outside watching "chicken & duck t.v" in the yard......hahahahah wait til we get our new babies this summer. :lau

Darned super bowl....just missed that one! They sure are cute though. I showed my husband and he thinks I'm crazy for being addicted to "goat t.v." lmao

I've been using this on the chickens. You can get it at TSC. http://www.tractorsupply.com/gordon-s-reg-dairy-livestock-dust-1-lb--2213358 It doesn't contain the "carbaryl" that the Sevin does.

I have a reservation for 2 does, due to be born in March. Do you recommend having them vet checked after I have brought them home? Both parents are double registered and the farm is tested negative. Our horse vet is great, but he lives over an hour away. There are two local vets that I would...

Woohoo for does! Amazing camera. When I checked in last, I saw you on the camera and figured something must be happening soon. I yelled for my 4yr old son to come watch with me. We are getting some this summer. :weee

Yeah, clicked open the camera just as the first of 2 kids was being born. YAY!!!! cute babies :love

I have been having a problem with lice on my chickens. I have been using DE for 18 months now, and it seems to be a good preventative, but not a cure once you have a problem. The Ivomec Pour-on will NOT work on lice, as lice do not bite. It will work on worms and mites, but not lice. I used...

I am totally addicted to watching this barn camera. :D We just put in a reserve for two doelings, due to be born in March. These will be our first goats. This website is amazing and so full of great information. I can't wait to see these new kids.....your girls are very pretty. :love

Not sure if your state has an SPCA, but ours here in Massachusetts has a farm, and they have plenty of healthy goats and other farm animals that need to be adopted. If you just want them as pets and not for breeding or milking, you should check it out.

I placed a reservation for 2 Nigerian doelings last night.....woo hoo! We have horses, chickens, ducks and guineas. I think I am more excited than my children. My son is 4 and my daughter is 20 months. They are due in March and I can't wait. :weee

I am in Western Massachusetts and just put in a reservation for two doelings this spring from a woman in New Hampshire that breeds Nigerians. I am a beginner just like you and have a 4 yr old son and 20 month old daughter. I have heard Nigerians are great with small children and wonderful...