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SmallFarmGirl
Smiley Crazy
Still steady contractions but, no baby.
~ Betty's Kidding thread ~ SHE IS!
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Maybe she is having trouble? That seems like a long time to be having contractions.SmallFarmGirl said:
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SmallFarmGirl
Smiley Crazy
I hear you can have contractions and a several hours later have a baby.
Queen Mum
N.E.R.D.
She should not push for longer than an hour. If she does she must see a vet ASAP.
vermillionoaks
Ridin' The Range
I hope everything is going well and you have some cute babies soon!
Missy
Loving the herd life
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SmallFarmGirl
Smiley Crazy
She's not pushing just contracting! 
SHe stares up at me every time I come into the barn.
"Hey goat waitress, can you leave me ALONE?"
And I do... but I GOTA PEEK!
SHe stares up at me every time I come into the barn.
"Hey goat waitress, can you leave me ALONE?"
And I do... but I GOTA PEEK!
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SmallFarmGirl
Smiley Crazy
Hey Vermillion oaks!vermillionoaks said:
You breed nigerians? Cool! and 
vermillionoaks
Ridin' The Range
Thanks! We have been having them for about a year and are expecting our first babies in a few weeks... then I have to learn how to milk! lol How did you handle milking?
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SmallFarmGirl
Smiley Crazy
Well at first I did not have a milk stand because the kid came at the wrong date. It was an early non-known baby sooooooo, I milked on the ground.vermillionoaks said:
Of course that was hard but, before I knew it my doe would stand ready for a milking when I did not even have a bucket. I'd just have to touch her udder and she'll
stand still. Well........... UPDATE! BETTY'S LIGS ARE MUSH!
