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Wonder if that light headed one was a single and the other 2 were twins (as in shared a placenta)?

I've found the same to be true here, as well. Weird... Congrats on the kids! Can't wait to see pictures!

How exciting!!!! :woot

She has access to some goat pellet and I put out some loose mineral where she can get to it today. Other than that, she seems happy and healthy. Thanks for the ideas, everybody.

She was nursing her mama until about 4 days ago, but now she's a bottle kid. Would it be ok to add some loose mineral in her bottle?

I noticed that Flo (our new Alpine/LaMancha bottle doeling) was eating dirt today. Not just pushing it around or nibbling, but eating mouthfuls. Does she have a vitamin deficiency?

I'm subscribing to this thread. :ep That is the biggest pregnant doe I have ever seen. Please keep us posted on what she kids.

It is more probable that it got stepped on accidently by mama. Use some vet wrap and tape it up until it heals, kinda of like how vets wrap the ears of dogs that have had their ears cut.

Well, in case you still want to get things going before you get the pigs... The electric fence charger will be the largest and best investment you can make for containing them. Expect to pay $200 or more for a really good fence charger. The wire is the less expensive part. You can get a roll of...

OH! Here's a picture of her mama and her sister. Flo is the kid on the left.

A Dog Goat? WTH?

Livestock panels are about $20 around here, so that would be an economical option.

Almost sounds exactly what has happened to my husband. :lol: I asked him, "Did you have a near death experience or something?"

I've always wanted a Llama. :love

My husband feel in love with this doeling when we went and picked up Pee Dee . So, I saved up enough and we went and picked her up last night. She's 75% Alpine, 25% LaMancha. So, here's Lone Palmetto SHM Florence, or as well call her - Flo! Facebook Album

It's been a while, but I think I do remember it being purple-gray in color.

Has anyone mentioned beets or purple cabbage?

What are your recommendations for warm season pasture crops for goats? We have about 2 acres we need to seed sometime in the next month or so. We are in NC, so southern friendly varieties are preferred.

Yup, ours, too. ;)

I'm on a mountain top right now - Today I finally got the word that I have completed my credits and that I will be graduating in May! I already have an AA degree, but this one is my Bachelors in Biology. I have so many options to continue with, such as Pharmacy School, Vet School, be a teacher...