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My quad delivery

About a week ago, I was asking about a prolapse.  Deborah told me to talk to my vet to be prepared ahead of time.  I can only get a hold of my vet at 7 am, so I figured I would call in the morning.  That evening, when I was putting her away for the n

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MORE worming questions

Aright,I am probably getting annoying with all these questions but... I did more reading on housing and worming and feeding and such... and just about when I think I get it... it always raises more questions!

I am still waiting on my panels, I'm goin

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what do I do now???

So I was supposed to be getting two does that were going to kid out at the breeder. Well, they both kidded and both had to have c-sections. She called yesterday and does not want me to take either of the does or their single kids because of the birth

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Urgent: Mama not doing well

I have a friend a couple of hours away who has a goat that kidded on Friday.  It was a somewhat difficult delivery.  The first kid was breech and my friend had to stretch the doe out and then help get the little guy out, but he lived.  Then a doeling

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Reburn....oh my!

We are new at disbudding. Consequently we were quite tentative on the first burn.  We have had to do 5 over again. Hopefully we did it right this time. There sre two more that need redoing but today five was all we could handle!

Next time we will kno

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Using Young Bucks

I was wondering if there is any reason to not use a young buck to breed a doe?  Will it hurt the buck?  Is there less chance of healthy kids being born?  Any reason not to do it?  If it is  not a good idea, what is the age that it is ok to use a buck

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Hi from Montana

Hi All,

Just found this group by accident while looking for Nigerian Goat breeders in Montana. Our 17 yo daughter is looking for dairy goats for FFA showing and Nigerians are one of the breeds we are looking at. Tomorrow we get to go meet some for th

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