I swear... I'm going to scream if I have to post one more "I hope she's pregnant and then NOPE she wasn't!" post!!
This is Ginger today:
Here is what she looked like in October of 2010 when I bought her:
I'm just hoping that it's REAL this time, and not just plumping from the grains she got when I thought HARRIET was pregnant!! lol
Fingers crossed for me. She'd be due around the 23rd of May if she's pregnant!
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Thanks for the encouragement you guys!! Margaret, I know it's just me keeping me from doing the draw. I just have to find time to have someone teach me! Thanks. :)
O.K. I have to chime in here. I soooo sympathize with you . Waiting to find out about pregnancy is unbearable. I just got results from a bioPRYN blood draw 2 weeks ago myself. It is such a stress relief. Only cost 15.50 for a starter kit to do like 11 test. Get bold if you can't do it FIND someone to show you. If I can find help I am sure you can too. I did get lucky when I called a herdslady close to me off her web site. It was great. I put 2 goats in a dog crate and took off. She helped and I sent off my first two blood draws. They will bill me at end of month. 4.00 cae & 6.00 preg I think so 10.00 bucks (no pun intended) per doe. both were cae neg. and the one I hoped and was pretty sure was preg. was a VERY high positive. We are thrilled and totally stress free. Do it sweety, I know you can! Bless your herd!
She looks pregent not just plump Sure hoping she is for you
Here's hoping, Patty!!
My does are all supposed to be due between April 24 and May 22, and they look about as big as Ginger, but I can only feel babies for sure (but I use for sure loosely, LOL!) in one of them. I hope we're all going to be happy goat mama's by the end of May!
Not feeling babies yet, Janel!
I know with my does I could always feel the babies. If you feel around on her side can you feel baby parts? She definitely looks pregnant! LOL Good luck I hope she is for you :0)
Deborah, I hope you're right!! She's def. that big no matter what time of day it is... first thing in the morning, or after a full day of grazing. I'm keeping my eye out for an udder soon! :)
Charmaine, I haven't. I don't have the money to pay a vet to draw blood, and I haven't mastered that skill yet. I know a few farmers that can/will show me, I just haven't done it.
Just curious, do you ever do blood testing for pregnancy?