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Wow! They are almost identical! Congrats!

I have a friend who runs a dairy and she lets her does raise their own kids AND milks the does twice a day.

Yum. Slobber strings. ;)

Their ears are a trip. Pee Dee's ears looked ridiculously long when he was their age:

Isn't that the sweetest looking thing? :D Congrats!

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The lady we picked up Pee Dee (our B&T Nubian buckling) and Flo (our Alpine/LaMancha doeling) from got up with me and said she had 2 tiny Nubian doelings that she was bottle feeding if I was interested. How could I resist these little faces? Plus, they are not related to Pee Dee. With bellies...

I would have liked to have seen that. :lol:

Molly's Herbals. http://www.fiascofarm.com/herbs/mollysherbals.php/products/slippery-elm-bark

That's the way we do it. Mix it with the Slippery Elm and molasses (or honey) and mix with their feed.

It looks like you should have babies within 12 hours. Can't wait to see them! :weee

Good luck telling those three black & white ones apart. :lol: They are adorable. :love

So, the Oxytocin didn't appear to help or hinder, right? That's what I would be about to pull my hair out about.

I absolutely love her. Really! :love Flo, our Manchie-eared doeling, is actually only 25% LaMancha and 75% Alpine and has elf ears. Her sister had Alpine ears.

Right now my 2, 4-week-olds are downing 2 gallons pf whole milk every 3 days. I'm investing About $17 in milk per week. It's convienvent and easy (no mixing) and we've had good luck with it. The last milk replacer I used was Purina and that was 2 years ago. The buckling WOULD NOT gain weight...

I have some extra Jacob's Cattle Bean seed available for trade for other heirloom seeds (veggies or flowers). Let me know how many seeds you would like and what you would like to trade. These came from the Seed Saver's Exchange. Thanks!

The first buckling could almost be a twin to one of ours born earlier this year:

Me, too. Just don't have enough pasture space.

TSC is the abbreviation for Tractor Supply Company. You can find the store closest to you by using their store locator on their website: http://www.tractorsupply.com/

TSC has some bunnies in the spring. Try calling and see if they plan on getting any in.