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Sounds like a great way to spend a rainy day - or even a sunny day, lol!

Whatever you decide to do with it - just cook it low and slow. I'll betcha it'll be delicious!

Ahhhhhhhhhhh - he looks great! So glad it turned out well!

Hope this means things will get better for those critters from here!

Wow! You have been gettin' 'er done lately!!

She's getting her beauty rest!

If he's rubbing himself raw like that it wouldn't hurt to use a light bandage. You could use some cotton for padding and hold it in place with a couple turns of vet wrap. I wouldn't make it tight, but just enough tension to hold it in place. Maybe some Neosporin before you bandage and change...

Yikes - wild area right next to you!

Welcome! Sounds like a great project for you and your kids!

Sure doesn't need 'em but baby goats are easy pickin's. :(

That seems to be an awfully long tail for a bobcat! But, yes - LGD's might be in order!

It's always a bit disconcerting to see joints bending in the wrong direction. I've had that happen a couple times. In almost all cases they will strengthen up and start working correctly in a few days. No need to splint them. I did have one that was really bad and I used a little vet wrap...

Yay - you done good!

It has been awhile - welcome back!

Poor guy! Bet he won't make that mistake again!

Glad you're feeling better!

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I couldn't have said it better than @Mini Horses just did. So very sorry that you lost such a great old guy. He leaves a wonderful legacy.

You can worm pregnant does. Most say not to use Valbazen on pregnant does. It's generally only a concern in early pregnancy, but to avoid any issues most just wait until the doe kids to use it. Ivomec based products are safe.

Perfect!