Southern by choice
Herd Master
Sweetened - I read your very first post and went to reply.... and then got distracted, and then I share the computer with 9 other people... anyway... I just have to say
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After all the hearbreak you have had I am SOO SOOOOOOOOO happy you have Nigie's! I think you will have a good run of it this time!
From the looks of it you are probably going to have to pull and bottle feed some. Dam raising trips is usually no problem for a Nigerian but once you get 4,5,6 it doesn't work out to well. The smallest ones should get pulled.
They are all so pretty...
A lady we sold one of our unregistered goats to is going to be a 2nd F- has the most beautiful udder and teats... nice long teats with excellent placement, beautiful escutcheon,medial, etc... she has a nicer udder than many registered goats. We originally kept her for 18 months knowing she would be a really good dairy goat but alas... we have to make cuts somewhere.... For her she was shorter in the body than what would be ideal - yet a great goat.
I am very much looking forward to your kidding this year!
Congrats on such a nice herd. They may be a small package but they sure can hold their own. Glad you will be keeping replacements... with them being older their production will be lower of course but it will give you a good idea of what your new does will be able to do ...
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After all the hearbreak you have had I am SOO SOOOOOOOOO happy you have Nigie's! I think you will have a good run of it this time!
From the looks of it you are probably going to have to pull and bottle feed some. Dam raising trips is usually no problem for a Nigerian but once you get 4,5,6 it doesn't work out to well. The smallest ones should get pulled.
They are all so pretty...
LOL- great to breed to the standard but there are so many that are great milkers, hearty goats that are't to the standard or aren't even registered.Lokely not super awesome breed standard but need to start somewhere.
A lady we sold one of our unregistered goats to is going to be a 2nd F- has the most beautiful udder and teats... nice long teats with excellent placement, beautiful escutcheon,medial, etc... she has a nicer udder than many registered goats. We originally kept her for 18 months knowing she would be a really good dairy goat but alas... we have to make cuts somewhere.... For her she was shorter in the body than what would be ideal - yet a great goat.
I am very much looking forward to your kidding this year!
Congrats on such a nice herd. They may be a small package but they sure can hold their own. Glad you will be keeping replacements... with them being older their production will be lower of course but it will give you a good idea of what your new does will be able to do ...