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  1. bjjohns

    Hello, I was just a lurker, now made it official and joined

    Welcome. We do the milk for calfs and the two us thing, but we use goats instead. For us, the weed eater goats work a little better, and we will start pasture rotation with them ahead of horses a little later this spring (someone -ME- has to build a milking trailer first).
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    Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

    Sally, Semi, Sindy, and Slinky the Saanens waiting to be milked.
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    Can't wait for our kids to be born in about 2 more weeks.

    between hips just in front of tail (Tail head / Tail base), fairly deep. Normally feel like two little pencils.
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    What do you think this bunny breed is?

    Chinchilla lion head cross? Short ears.
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    My New BOYS!!!

    Congrats! Are these part of your sig line inventory?
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    Can't wait for our kids to be born in about 2 more weeks.

    Tail ligaments disappearing is a usually good sign of "soon now".
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    Cheap Goat Creep Feeder

    OK, So we have 18 babies this year (We have lost 5 :( ). We decided to do a creep feeder this year to improve baby goat growth, but not Mommy Goat width. We are classically cheap. Here is our snowfence & pine board creep feeder. (also our barrel 1/3rds feed & water holders)
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    keep word drop word

    New Holland (giggle - I made a farm pun on a farm pun)
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    Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

    Day old baby girl. No name yet. She is a mutt (Kiko/Savannah/Boer cross).
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    Oops

    The 'thing' she is stuck in is our round bale hay feeder. We opened the gate to make it easier to get her out, Normally its boards all the way around :)
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    A bit of humor

    Not mine, and I can't lay claim. If I could figure out how to get to my old 'my page', I would have stuck it there.
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    Wide Load

    We mostly have bigger goats (Boers, Saanens, Alpines, and crosses). She's the only shorty. When she drops, they are sooo small compared to others. I guess we dont handle them the way we should.
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    Wide Load

    Not 'your bad'. I didn't say, so you didn't know. No Bad, No fail. We are guessing around 5, but she is our only Nigerian dwarf, so we may be way off.
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    Wide Load

    We've got dogs, but we have fences, and multiple fields. So they were not there. She looks wider this year than last, and I don't know her age. She might be doing that 'multiple babies till death' thing. I hope not.
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    Wide Load

    Thanks, we are hoping so too. She had her trips last year with no problem, but we lost two to hawks (they were soooooo small).
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    Wide Load

    No clue. Pasture bred. She had triplets last year.
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    Wide Load

    Meet Choco-Latte, a nigerian drawf. Just a tad pregnant.
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    keep word drop word

    Great minds
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    Vote on name

    Thank you all for the sympathy. We certainly were not expecting it at 5 days old. 1 or 2 days maybe, but not 5. She was a strong, happy, healthy girl,
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