Triplet Does !!

ForMyACDs · #1 02/16/05, 04:47 PM

Our first freshener kidded today with triplet does!! I thought for SURE she would only be carrying 1 or 2.....talk about a BIG suprrise!

mpillow · #2 02/16/05, 04:57 PM

WOW!

Congrats....noone else has had doelings in such numbers...what are you feeding her???? :haha:

ForMyACDs · #3 02/16/05, 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by mpillow

WOW!

Congrats....noone else has had doelings in such numbers...what are you feeding her???? :haha:

"anti-buck wormer" :haha:

Now watch......every one of my other does will probably have all bucks.

elly_may · #4 02/16/05, 07:55 PM

Wow - that is wonderful. Congratulations.

debitaber · #5 02/16/05, 11:58 PM

Congrats, that is really great, three girls. WOW. I know you must be proud.
that is just wonderful.

Shazza · #6 02/17/05, 02:11 AM

Congratulations...triplets are gorgeous...although 3 times the trouble let me tell ya. What breed are they?

TexCountryWoman · #7 02/17/05, 11:09 PM

I bought a Lamancha cross doe from a goat lady last summer as a milker and she had had triplets last spring. She is due April 2 and is really getting round. I am keepimg my fingers crossed that she will do it again....what a shame if it were all bucks! What wonderful luck you had!

ForMyACDs · #8 02/18/05, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by TexCountryWoman

I bought a Lamancha cross doe from a goat lady last summer as a milker and she had had triplets last spring. She is due April 2 and is really getting round. I am keepimg my fingers crossed that she will do it again....what a shame if it were all bucks! What wonderful luck you had!

Well.......I guess today's kidding was "payback"......twin bucks. At least I was wanting a buck out of this breeding (mom's udder is breathtaking!!)

mpillow · #9 02/18/05, 02:34 PM

hmmm...I thought "payback" was of the female dog type :haha:

wish you lived closer I need a good buck....the gene pool is getting rather narrow around here

ForMyACDs · #10 02/19/05, 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by mpillow

hmmm...I thought "payback" was of the female dog type :haha:

wish you lived closer I need a good buck....the gene pool is getting rather narrow around here

Where are you located?

This is the pedigree of the bucklings.....nice!!

SS: +*B La-Homa DH Todos Santos
S: +*B Goldthwaite Todos Tuxedo
SD: Goldthwaite Furahi

SIRE: +*B GCH Goldthwaite Black Tie Affair

DS: ++B GCH Dear-Heart's "Omar"
D: GCH Goldthwaite My Bonny Love 5*M
DD: Goldthwaite Bonny B' Lovely 4*M

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SS: ++*B GCH Trillium -Trails Proud Venture
S: +*B Prarie-Fire Voyager
SD: Prarie-Fire Venture 3*M

DAM: Goldthwaite PV Jaguar 9*M

DS: ++B GCH Dear-Heart's "Omar"
D: GCH Goldthwaite Jewellia 8*M (2005 top 10 Butterfat & Protein 3000+lb milker)
DD: GCH Goldthwaite Lady Juliette 7*M

mpillow · #11 02/19/05, 09:37 AM

Maine.... :waa:

ForMyACDs · #12 02/19/05, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by mpillow

Maine.... :waa:

Oh my......that IS a trip eh?

I figured it wouldn't be that bad if you were south of here......we're driving down to Texas sometime late March/early April.

mpillow · #13 02/19/05, 11:43 AM

Yes it would be....I haven't driven out of state for 10 years! I did make it to Alaska 5 years ago...by plane of course.

There is a lady that moved to Maine from VT that I'm hoping to hear from...I really would like to improve my herd....milk and vigor...

Good luck ! Have a safe trip!

Freeholder · #14 02/19/05, 11:50 AM

You know you can ship kids by air, same as puppies? I had a ram lamb shipped from Oregon to Alaska when we were living up there -- he was about eight weeks old -- and he did just fine. It costs a bit, but makes the best bloodlines in the country available to you no matter where you are.

Kathleen