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SuburbanFarmChic
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Yep. As soon as I can find my camera I will take some L. I put it in a "safe place" last week and darned if I can remember where that is.
Since Ol Thelma kidded - Here's Louise --- Sad update. Really not good
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Well, it's probably good and safe, though. 
doxiemoxie
Loving the herd life
Is she still being a bad doe?
20kidsonhill
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She is being a very good girl, waiting for sept 15th at 6pm.doxiemoxie said:Is she still being a bad doe?
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SuburbanFarmChic
Overrun with beasties
It's been either dark or raining every time I've go outside so the photos have been well, useless. So far she's still hanging on. I got her in milking stand last night and got to feel baby/ies moving. Her ligaments were softer but not gone. I went ahead and freshened the bedding in the kidding stall so we'll see I haven't gone out yet this morning because well, it's pouring down rain and I haven't had coffee yet. In my world Coffee > Goat Twee
I haven't gone out yet this morning because well, it's pouring down rain and I haven't had coffee yet. In my world Coffee > Goat Twee - Thread starter
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SuburbanFarmChic
Overrun with beasties
Hasn't popped yet. I'm going to crack up laughing if she kids the evening of the 15th.
20kidsonhill
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Have you thought about how you are getting that goat to my house? 
Live in Virginia in the Valley.
Live in Virginia in the Valley.
20kidsonhill
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Hey, I read through your first post carefully and actually counted out days on the calendar. May not be the exact day, but I bet I am close.
Good luck, and I sure hope every thing goes well, make sure she is getting exercise.
Edited to add: She could be due as late as october 15th, but I doubt it, normally they catch in the first 21 days for sure, but I have rarely had them go past 7 to 14 days when first exposed to a buck before being bred, so I went with April 15th as the breeding date, and counted on from that.
Good luck, and I sure hope every thing goes well, make sure she is getting exercise.
Edited to add: She could be due as late as october 15th, but I doubt it, normally they catch in the first 21 days for sure, but I have rarely had them go past 7 to 14 days when first exposed to a buck before being bred, so I went with April 15th as the breeding date, and counted on from that.
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SuburbanFarmChic
Overrun with beasties
If you get a free goat you can darn well drive up here and pick it up L.
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