Lickaroo and Lucy kidding thread 2017

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Congratulations. Pictures of kids and kids are always so precious. What adorable kids...all of them. :)
 

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Yeah... Hey, I know how to count and that sure looks like FIVE kids to me! ;):lol: and every one of them looks just great! :clap Congrats!
 

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Woohoo - congrats! Did you pull them to bottle raise, or were they just inside temporarily?
 

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Woohoo - congrats! Did you pull them to bottle raise, or were they just inside temporarily?
Just temporarily, it is just so cold here and we are just starting out with goats so we don't have a great barn facility yet.
 

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Rascal is smiling for the camera, silly boy!
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Lickaroo and Bandit
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Minnie, my daughter named her after Minnie Mouse
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Rascal
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Bandit says hello
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Rascal and Minnie
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Here are some more pictures! The big buck with black on his head and back is Bandit, Minnie is the one with a brown head and brown spot and Rascal is the one with brown, white and cream and black on his head and back.
 

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So we didn't have a scale right after they were born but I weighed them yesterday, they were 4 days old. Minnie was 9 lbs. 0 oz., Rascal was 9 lbs. 2 oz. and Bandit weighed in at a whopping 10 lbs. 1 oz. holy smokes! Actually I am not sure what normal weight is for standard kids, is that small, big, average?
 
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