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Old 02/22/11, 09:19 PM
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Here is a video of the new kids playing, helping not be so upset with Muffin losing her babies. You can see Muffin seems to be doing so much better.

http://s199.photobucket.com/albums/a...=VIDEO0022.mp4
So cute! And so good to see Muffin looking better.

I gotta find some way to get some of those big cable spools before we had kids here, I don't even know where to start looking. Any hints, anyone? I look at all the construction sites I see but never see any.

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Old 02/22/11, 09:21 PM
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Well farmmaid, goat servant, coso & learninglife.....I want to know where all the cute baby pictures are? I am really surprised Minelson didn't already ask that!

Pygmybabies your little ones are adorable.
Well, Backfourty, I certainly wouldn't want to disappoint you by not including pics. I posted these the day she was born, but here's the link just in case you want to take a peek. I need to take some more now that she has grown so much in the last few weeks.

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Old 02/22/11, 09:44 PM
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So are you going to stay at just two mini goats Caliann?
Two pregnant mini goats.....and unlikely...I simply plan to get everything down to bare bones and re-build slowly.
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RedSonja, if you call or go to your local electric company they usually are begging to give the spools away. You can get small, medium, and large ones.
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Old 02/22/11, 10:10 PM
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Here is a video of the new kids playing, helping not be so upset with Muffin losing her babies. You can see Muffin seems to be doing so much better.

http://s199.photobucket.com/albums/a...=VIDEO0022.mp4
I enjoyed that video about 3 times. It reminds me of human mothers taking their kids to the playground. Is muffin the one with the horns?
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Old 02/22/11, 10:11 PM
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I took my MiniMancha for an ultrasound today. She's due March 10 and is as big as a barn. There are at least two kids, maybe three. We will be watching her closely.

Had a *really* good discussion with the vet about CAE in goat herds used to feed whitetail fawns on those deer breeding ranches.
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Old 02/22/11, 11:15 PM
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Had a *really* good discussion with the vet about CAE in goat herds used to feed whitetail fawns on those deer breeding ranches.
And...what did he say? You can't tell us you had a really good discussion like that with out telling us what was said.
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Old 02/23/11, 10:40 AM
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Oh Yarrow they are going to make pretty babies. My surprise kids this year were from a banded buckling!! These boys will make you nuts, that phrase "horny old goat" I am sure comes from fact



Planned kidding starts here on March 17th, the first due doe looks like she needs a wide load sign on her butt
They have been confined to a misealy 4'ish acres and are eating hay like it is free Over 1,500 lbs a month, I guess they are teaching me not to deprive them of every available acre, lol.
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Old 02/24/11, 08:38 PM
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Just had triplet Nubian/Alpine babies. All healthy and happy and an easy birth.
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Old 02/24/11, 08:47 PM
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I don't have any bred does or babies, but I wanted to say how pleased I am that after a REALLY rough patch, all has calmed and I am donig really well with my herd now.

That's not to say I am not tempted to breed little Annie...just to have a sweet baby here!
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Old 02/24/11, 09:52 PM
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RedSonja, if you call or go to your local electric company they usually are begging to give the spools away. You can get small, medium, and large ones.
Thanks! I will definitely do that!

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