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Same thing with Bonnie! Haha goats always have us on the edge of our seats:lol:

Heck, my Bonnie during her first kid would scream bloody murder at about a month and a half before she was even due, so when she actually screamed and meant it, I assumed she was just testing my nerves and it ended up making me too late to save her baby but just in time to save her. So to add to...

I'm in Brantley Georgia, which is very much to the south. (Although I'm a little late to the party :old)

Yes I miss my Ollie Boy very much, one of the best animals I've ever had and losing him was devastating. I can't bear to lose my goats too so I very much hope that he didn't have a communicable disease :(

She's a beautiful goat ☺

Oh yeah, here's a picture from the moment my baby Scout was born. Thought I'd share it P.s. How is everything going there?

I am counting on you to keep us updated! Man I really hope things go well with you. I am hoping my doe will give birth this spring. She seems to know what month she has to birth, even though she is an all year round in season breed, she only lets her billy breed her in the fall, even if she goes...

Anything yet with your doe?

My pygmy Bonnie showed NO signs of pregnancy, so you can imagine the surprise when I woke up to her screaming bloody murder at 5 in the morning. We had to roll her onto a towel as a stretcher because her baby got stuck, it was her first pregnancy, and rush her to the vet. Unfortunately the baby...

Oh dear, I live in dense whitetail land where MANY whitetails eun around, and I've been outside many times to see a deer sniffing through the fence to see what these "tiny white and brown animals" are, hence the goats.

I am hoping all is well!

This happened back in September, I'm afraid no more is left in the yard. Thank you a lot though :\

Here he is before all that happened. In Memory of my sweet Olliver

Yes Ollie Boy was a very friendly amd cherished part of my herd, I miss him dearly. It's good to have an idea of what happened to him though, thank you all

He seemed to willingly slow and lay down and not get up, more like going to sleep instead of collapsing. And I was asking people for month about "Do you know why Olliver is losing so much weight? I'm giving him extra feed but he won't gain any" But my only response since he wasn't showing any...

I am trading a yellow buff hen for 4 mallards here soon, do they do the same?

The goats have shown no signs of anything wrong, they have been very healthy as far as I know. As for the elapsed time of symptoms and death, he was great when I put him up for the night and in the morning he showed agression/fear, about thirty minutes into the morning he was running into...

I know rabies is a bervous issue I just meant in relation to a seizure or tumor not a disease. This happened in September, and where he bit Bonnie didn't break the skin as far as I know because he fur is white and would've shown blood, where there was none. I am getting my goats all vaccinated...

Those sound exactly like the symptoms he had, before he started falling and not moving he was wondering aimlessly and very slowly around the yard bumping into anything in his way and I put him back in his own pen so he wouldn't get hurt and then all that happened. No way to know for sure I'm...

Yeah my heart aches for him. Here is a picture of happy healthy Olliver