A bucket-o-goats! Sadly one of them in this picture was one of the kids we lost, but it's still a cute photo. Trying to get 7 kids in a bucket and to stay in a bucket is no easy deal.
Feeding time! I had to be quick with this rear shot. My husband was putting hay in their feeder for them. A good handful of our Nigerian Dwarfs, but not all of them.
Sebastian. Born outn of a new doe and buck. He was 1 of three babies, however sadly one of his brothers didn't make it :(.
Lady, our 10 (ish) year old Alpine x Boer doe who have us triplets this year! 2 girls and 1 boy. We are keeping both her daughters.
Millie, one of our doeling girls born this year.
And my favorite shot of a country road...
Sorry to hear you lost a total of three babies. Triplets must be unusual, isn't it? Hard to lose some, but you sure do have some cute, bouncing baby goats to cheer you up!! :)
ReplyDeleteYes, it is hard losing them. Twins are most common, even triplets, but quads or more is definitely more unusual. The typical goat will have 2 to 4 kids per litter (as they call it).I go out daily and get baby goat kisses. That would cheer anyone up. :)
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