Gracie is about to burst

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Rule in my house: pie must be eaten, every last crumb, within hours of being made. No soggy pie allowed! It's a tough job, but somebody has to do it.

***sigh*** ......I'll volunteer. Again.
 

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Just to update , No babies yet, but I did her her bum shaved so now I can see better. Anyone ever had a doe exrayed and the baby looked like a blob? That's what the baby looked like so I am trying to find a gestational age for when the bones get calcified.
I only found from 35-70 days is when you can see the baby. Thanks for nothin.lol. That's alot of days in bewteen.
Well I have Dec. 5th as maybe a new date??? I added a week to the Nov.23rd to make it 155 days.
I took her in July 23 and got the exray done.
I know she is going to have it when I am gone and I will be soo sad :(
 

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you know most goats plan to have kids when "no one is around" or early early morning when no critters are stirring and all that.....they truly want privacy.
 

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most of our goats have had their babies in mid afternoon or early evening. guess they feel more secure in the daylight hours. :rolleyes:
 

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no baaaabies yet,:lol:
I am done being nervous, I am convinced she is waiting for the coldest blusteriest night to have that baby.
 

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LOL--she is out to get you!!!!

:clap
she is enjoying watching you squirm...HAHA


nah, don't worry, they blow when they blow!!!!

when you rest your mind and don't care--BOOM--those kids pop out!



Having a big herd, for me when I predicted the exact time, it seems I always had ONE thing planned I knew I had to attend etc.
THAT is the exact day they started to kid out. AND if one blew, they all blew within a day of each other..LOL
 

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UpDate, So I am no vet but I really don't think she was pregnant back in July.
if she was something happened because has still never has had a baby she is so fat, but I think she is pregnant now, She ran with my boys I had got back in sept. thinking she was already pregnant I didn't care about them mating, I thought she just likes boys :)
So to everyone who's having goat babies I am sooo jealous, looks like sometime in Feb I will hopefully get one. I am soo dumb I didn't even pay attention to the days she and her boyfriend were messing around I know it's mid month, I looked up Fiasco farms and it put 's in sometime in mid Feb. So thanks to everyone for all the advise.
 
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