Vermillion Oaks Kidding Thread - Twins!! Pics pg. 4

20kidsonhill

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She is looking great, with in the next 2 or 3 days sounds perfect. Wishing you a healthy kidding. :fl


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You should be fine checking every two hours. Stay with her once you see GOO. They can have contractions for hours before pushing.
(Now I have Lamacnhas, not Nigerians, so some NIgerian person correct me if it's different!)

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Spotz was having contractions for about an hour and a half before she pushed out the first bubble. Good luck!!! Hope everything goes without any problems!
 

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Elsie had goo for several days, not the long string, just a small amount. She never had the long string. She was uneasy for a day, up and down, and just uncomfortable. Once she started having contractions, she did that for about 15 minutes, pushed 2 times, and we had babies. From first contraction at 4:30pm to 3 babies on the ground at 5:10pm. So once they decide to go, it can be very quick. Of course if you plan on that, it will take them hours or days..that's just doe code. Good luck. :pop
 

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She had a long red string of goo at 4:30. Starting to have contractions but no pushing yet. Came to get a quick bite. I'll let yall know when we have babies!!
 

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So we had babies!!! A buck and a doe! The doe is the buckskin with blue eyes:

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It wasn't extremely eventful. She started pushing around 8:00. The boy was born at 8:55. The girl was born 20 minutes later. The boy came out head first, no feet. I just rubbed my finger around his shoulders and he popped out! I didn't have to push him back in and rearrange. It took a while to get the buck to figure out how to nurse but he eventually got it. Haven't gotten a chance to weigh them. After checking on her every 2 hours since Friday I was exausted!
 

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:weee :clap :ep :love AWWW! CUTE! Are you going to be keeping them? Are they pure bred? Are you focusing on pure bred stock?
 
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