ThreeBoysChicks
Loving the herd life
Very cute.
Thanks, that makes me feel better.dhansen said:My nigerians often had triplets the first time around. Yes, they have enough milk! Your doe looks like she has a nice udder so whatever she has will be fine. My nigerians ALWAYS kid up to a week early when they have multiples.
Yea, we took her for two separate dates 21 days apart. Her udder has been pretty big for a while which is why I though she would have them on the first due date. But she didn't! My breeder says she starts to watch them really closely at day 143. I think Nigerians tend to go early.Queen Mum said:Wow, for a first freshener, she has a big udder already at Day 139. Are you sure of the dates?
*Evil grin* I had a FF kid with quads last year............. an another kid with trips........ The doe that kidded with quads sadly lost one but was more then able to feed the remaining three who grew quite well and quickly. The doe that kidded with the trips did have one smaller doeling that had trouble competing with her larger siblings and needed to be supplemented.vermillionoaks said:Thanks yall. I love looking at everyone's baby pics. I can't wait to see what she is hiding! She is a first freshener. If she does have more than 2, do first fresheners usually make enough milk for 3?
I'm really hoping for twins. This is my first kidding as well and I really am hoping for a smooth one! I do have a reservation on another breeding for a buckling. The doe was one of 6! Her mom was a really good milker but of course they had to bottle feed! I don't remember how many ended up making it. I'm sure after I have a few kiddings under my belt I'll be hoping for trips or quads! I love babies! lolZanzabeez said:*Evil grin* I had a FF kid with quads last year............. an another kid with trips........ The doe that kidded with quads sadly lost one but was more then able to feed the remaining three who grew quite well and quickly. The doe that kidded with the trips did have one smaller doeling that had trouble competing with her larger siblings and needed to be supplemented.