Mamaboid
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Babies on right, rumen on left. Unless they are really really big and crowded you won't see movement on the left side. One less thing to worry about for ya.
Per the seller there was no exact date on her, just a general range. At this point it could be anywhere between "now" and the end of the January. That's making it really frustrating. For sure when I breed my goats I will be keeping records on all this, because this just makes it a lot more work than it needs to be in my opinion.marlowmanor said:madcow said:Well guys, I figured out that what I thought was udder "boom" with Ginger wasn't. It was the way she was standing that made it look like it had grown dramatically. I feel really embarrassed about it. She has been standing with her hind legs really close together and it made her udder stick way out past her back legs. She still hasn't kidded, and no signs that she will at this moment. Still feeling her ligaments, which I should have checked at that point, but didn't, probably would have told me more. We're still waiting, and waiting, and waiting, and waiting, and.........
So you have no bred date on her? That is what is making it so hard on you. I'm kind of glad I have a due date for my girls, but of course they could go earlier or later than due dates. Hoping she gives you kids soon.
So sorry you are having to deal with this, I know exactly how you feel. My very first goat birth had the same exact situation. So this year, even though I have a buck, I took the girls on a date with him in order to have an exact due date. She will eventually give birth but I'm sure at this point your are thinking is this ever going to happen. She really did look close in the last picture you posted of her so it should be any time now.madcow said:Per the seller there was no exact date on her, just a general range. At this point it could be anywhere between "now" and the end of the January. That's making it really frustrating. For sure when I breed my goats I will be keeping records on all this, because this just makes it a lot more work than it needs to be in my opinion.marlowmanor said:madcow said:Well guys, I figured out that what I thought was udder "boom" with Ginger wasn't. It was the way she was standing that made it look like it had grown dramatically. I feel really embarrassed about it. She has been standing with her hind legs really close together and it made her udder stick way out past her back legs. She still hasn't kidded, and no signs that she will at this moment. Still feeling her ligaments, which I should have checked at that point, but didn't, probably would have told me more. We're still waiting, and waiting, and waiting, and waiting, and.........
So you have no bred date on her? That is what is making it so hard on you. I'm kind of glad I have a due date for my girls, but of course they could go earlier or later than due dates. Hoping she gives you kids soon.
Well, that's just wonderful information to have! Thanks, it does ease my mind of some worry! Hope it helps someone else in the future too who may read this. Whew...... I can find more things to worry about than most people can find answers. I used to not be that way, but I find more and more to worry about as I get older. Thanks so very much Mamaboid!Mamaboid said:Babies on right, rumen on left. Unless they are really really big and crowded you won't see movement on the left side. One less thing to worry about for ya.
Here's a picture of her this morning.TigerLily Trail Ranch said:Any chance of new pics?