What breed of goat is the mama?

Next time, before you have to go inside to try to help your goat give labor, you might want to go watch Crystal's goat birth videos over at Blue Cactus Dairy Goats on KZfaq. She has excellent advice and she says going in to help a goat should be a last resort type of thing, because if the goat isn't fully dialated you can really hurt them. I'm sure it was a last resort case here, but it wasn't clear during the video, which may be unclear to other viewers and lead to unclear instructions given to another breeder. You may already know this, but only after more than 12 hours has passed after they lose their ligaments and are showing no progression, should you go in. Going in too early can result in damage to the goat, infection and a host of other issues, not to mention damage to the kid if the umbilical is broken while still inside the goat. If it's over 30 minutes of hard contractions and pushing without any progression, then it's ok to check inside, which I'm sure it was in this case, since she was getting tired. I'm only passing along the info I've learned from Crystal, who has birthed 250 some odd kids and follows breeding recommendations outlined by the Arizona breeders association. Good luck to you! I wish you success with your channel and if I come across as being critical, it's because the lives of your animals are at stake.

Bulb suction is what that is called

Can’t make them do anything. She feels safe in the corner

The goats look so healthy and friendly!

What are you making at 23:53 in the video? I have played it back several times but can't figure out what you are saying. Beautiful goats by the way.

Do you come to Arkansas at all?

How far are you. I would love to have him.

You look great. It looks like you are loosing some weight? Anyway you look great

Cute names!

Lovely goat love watching babies being bornx

Will the goats eat that plastic mesh wire? I almost got that and i was afraid that they might

Looks like you have a big helper there

I was able to get a start of my herd. It is kind of nervous 🫦🫦

They are SO Pretty

I am so glad to find you again.

Definitely gonna try this. 😊

😮😮😮😮 I NEED NOW

We have three mama's due any day!

New subscriber here...great channel 👍🖐

I cannot believe you are selling Jewell. 😢

Hoping it works out.

Cuties!

Good idea with the bed springs

Oh boy!

King of the hill! Could you create a bit of a climbing obstacle course for them!

I am KING of the mountain... oh wait how do i get down now??😂😂😂 They are so cute!!

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I think you’re doing fine. A farm is a full time job, daylight to dark. So basically you are working 2 jobs, plus you have a family. Don’t be discouraged. ❤

1/2 cup per pint jar or quart jar?

Can't see you words over the printed messages

Can you come to my house and make some bread?? I would take two loaves please.. 🙏

It's good to use what one has at hand to block the wind 💨 and the cold 🌨❄️ Stay warm as well.

Happy New Year🎉…It’s 2024, The Year Of The Open Door…Many Blessings To You And All Who Reads This…The Door Is Open To ALL Who Wants To Walk Through It…God Bless

Oh and your brown bunnies ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

You are doing great on your videos. I just started watching you a few weeks ago.

How is it going my dear. Your rabbits are so beautiful. But, more that that, I Love Jewel, your Nigerian Dwarf. She is SO beautiful

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He'llo, first time watching your videos, great videos, please keep updating for the rabbits, love them, I want to more about rabbits. Thank you!

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Freezer for the Candy Canes? ❤

Oh my…. What kind of rooster do you have walking in the background towards the end of the video. WOW he looks beautiful ❤

They are SO Beautiful ❤

I Love the silver goat that you have. Are your goats registered goats?.

Hello. I just started watching your channel.

Will never eat a goat!

Im surprised you don't like the waddles! From what ive heard they can be very popular and can be worth a lot. (Which doesn't matter)

Yummy oh yes the 💣 bomb ❤ great video

If you want to grow as much as your climate allows of your current diet then no. If you are willing to adapt your diet to what you can grow and raise you can get there. Yes, provided you have enough space. So research not only cooking methods and recipes but also different diets and how to apply them. Likely with some land you can raise enough meat to live on a carnivore diet for quite some time for instance. Knowledge is key, both of what is possible and what you want to do and do without. Or not do without like chocolate (or other essential "food groups"). But yes knowing how to adapt and what is essential.