MargaretClare
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Is it just me or is that pretty skinny for a Boer? Maybe mine are just fat.
Pregnant maybe?
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Teresa R
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Maybe. I can't tell. She is standing and squares just now and seemed like she was a little .Any pushing?
I have a new TMI picture I'll post
Oh yeah... within the next 24 hours and I'd bet within 12. If not, I'd have a hand doing a search to find the kid and help it out because IMHO I'd be concerned that it would have to be stuck, to not be on the ground by then. Have you seen her do any heavy contractions? Keep an eye on her!
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Teresa R
Overrun with beasties
I moved her closer to the house in my little shop building. I figured it will be warm and away from other animals if she has her baby . I'm trying to upload my new picture. But it's being difficult .
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Teresa R
Overrun with beasties
She looks old to me. But she looks about average to the other Boer goats I see. I bought her at the end of July and she wasn't taken very good care of .
MargaretClare
Loving the herd life
That makes sense. I'm still getting used to how skinny dairy goats can get.
StarSpangledNubians
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I'm a bit late to the party. Yay, we should see babies real soon! Can't wait
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StarSpangledNubians
Loving the herd life
Hope you have a little baby on the ground 
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Teresa R
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She hasn't started pushing . She does have contractions I think . Stuff comes out when she does. I'm not sure where I posted the picture earlier but I can try to post it again .
I now have a camera so I can see and hear her from inside on my phone .
I now have a camera so I can see and hear her from inside on my phone .
