Recent content by mariyajohnson01

if your bucks are the same breed or smaller breed type she should be okay. Don't over feed her grain/corn.

meme I am glad that was somewhat helpful. I have no "star" dairy goats or even registered does (registered bucks though). Since yours are topline you are appealing to usually a different group.

I really don't know goats. I am amazed that you can tell so far out but looking at their private parts. With sheep that is not a give away! and goat udders look very large to me too! Learn something new off this forum everytime I'm on here!

cool, babies round the corner...wee Hope you get some cute bouncing girls..

Love all the goat colors, But that GRASS droolin Love that too!!! the girls look great, hope you have nice healthy kids.

At six weeks she 'should' be fine. I had a buck that was orphaned at three weeks and I was never able to get him to take a bottle - even though I tried and tried. He did nibble feed and hay, but I never thought he was eating enough. He grew up to be a multiple grand champion, so it didn't...

Squirts udder is looking good! You keeping any babies? wink Who is she bred to?

Definitely take those pics- you will be sooo glad you did! Cant tell you how many times myself and others have looked back and wish we had! And feel free to share pics of your girl and her 'baby daddy'!

Beautiful, happy, HUGE goats ...... Now kid already!

So you bought a baby goat.Now what? If you didnt get it from a breeder, one of the first things you should do is find a goat mentor (local breeder, preferably with knowledge about the breed you have) or a good, goat-savvy veterinarian locally.