Well, then it seems you came by your farm name honestly M-cHaos farms 
Good for you on handling the buck!
Good for you on handling the buck!
Mchaos acres 2017 kidding thread
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I thought the same thing @Latestarter I had to do that too many times with my wether so I know your pain
After he jumped up on me trying to take the feed scoop from me and left bruises on my chest and banged my head against the barn I was DONE. He went with a friends wether to a pet home where he is a perfect angel because he is only one of two goats. 
I spent more time knocking him down and making him submit to me than I could actually enjoy the goats in the end so he had to go. I hope he learned his lesson!
Ummmm the fact that he's gone... would indicate he didn't... justsayin 
oh... or were you referring to her buck?
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The buck is our younger buck, Captain Jack. He has always been a sweetheart. We grafted him onto Oreo last year after she lost her triplets. He is not the buck that bred her. He is in with her now, because we have 2 does that we want him to breed, and they are in with Oreo. Our big buck is in another pasture with all of his boer girlfriend's.
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Her buck LOLUmmmm the fact that he's gone... would indicate he didn't... justsayin
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It sounds like his hormones are still in the spirit of rut! I hope you don't have any issues that progress. THose horns alone worry me on any goat.
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Well, she finally did it! Oreo kidded at about 9 tonight. An hour earlier, Sunny and I noticed contractions every 3 minutes. Another daughter and I checked at 9:30 and she had 1 kid on the ground and was struggling to deliver another. After donning gloves, I reached in and discovered that while the head was delivered, her front hooves were back and out of reach. I tried from different angles, and was almost in full panic mode when my husband came out and he was able to get the kid delivered. (side note- my husband is a nurse practioner who worked as an RN for many years and delivered many babies) I was super worried that if I pulled on the kid's head that I would pull it in two. Cameron knew how much he could pull without causing damage. That kid, a doeling was slightly alive, but mostly dead. We thought she was coming around, but ultimately, we lost her. Baby #3 was hot on her heels and delivered immediatley afterward. They look almost identical to Sunny Searle's trio. So triplets, 2 does, 1 buck. We have 1 and 1 surviving. They are resting and have kind of eaten, but not well. We are watching them closely. I will post pictures when I have some.
sorry you lost the one. Grats on the two survivors!
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Congrats on the kids, sorry about the one you lost. Good for your husband on being able to help!
