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Depending on how well bred the doe is for milk, 3 galloncould be feasible. Your best bet would be 4 x 16 ft hog panels with some t posts or round posts. Another option is any type of heavy woven wire fence, worth sturdy posts. 7 x 7 would be 49sq ft, so 24.5sq ft per goat. If that's their...

You would actually have to skim the milk to get it that skim. Nigerians have a pretty high butter fat, so you'd epithet need to get used to fill fast milk or buy a cream seperator. Goat milk doesn't seperate near as much as cow milk on it's own. How much space you need depends on the goat...

Update on these guys if anyone else has this problem. All have made a full recovery except for the first CCL chick that started with these symptoms. All total i had 5 chicks showing signs. All were started on injectable vitamin b complex dosed orally until signs diminished. The ones i caught...

Mine, EO's of some sort. Offer: https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/h-diamonds-swap-page Please note!!!! Lotion and/or chapstick will be on a delayed shipment as I'm still waiting for my bottles order to arrive. Thanks.

I need some help from you guys! I have a pen of 4-6 week old chicks. Some I hatched, some I had shipped in. A few days ago one of the youngest CCL ( shipped)chicks started showing signs of leg weakness that progressed to walking on its hocks with wing assistance. Yesterday I had another CCL...

Mine! I'll PM you , but I for sure what the 2 Chronicles of Narnia movies. My offer: https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/h-diamonds-swap-page

Are you willing to do a gift card? (I think we're still doing those?)

Have any of you guys used these for brooding? http://www.amazon.com/Manufacturing-Thermo-Peep-Heated-9-Inch-12-Inch/dp/B00JHK375E/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1457914769&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=thermo+peeop Do you just lay them on the floor of the brooder, or mount them so the chicks can run under...

Did you find it yet? Just saw the CL ad, and am really interested.

So, let's start from the beginning. It's always good to start by getting a fecal test done by your vet or mail them in to http://www.midamericaagresearch.net for $5 a sample. That way you know what you're dealing with. If you did that, great! Secondly, a turkey baster is an ok tool to...

I'm confused, lol. How does this benefit the lady you traded with? Only in that she is keeping the younger goat? Also, Jenny is.....? If she's a goat, she still needs an overall diet of at least 14% protein, regardless of age/preggo/lactation status.

So, here is my concern with her ration. It seems fairly low in protein, and also has an unbalanced calcium:phos ratio? Unless you happen to know the calcium content of your fodder? Your grass is probably around. . 10% protein? COB around 10% So unless your fodder is like 20% protein, type...

More likely the "changes" you saw were just from the transport etc. Her udder isn't any bigger, and the lighting difference in the pics I think are making things look different. If you trimmed one hoof, you really need to trim them all IMO. It's kinda like putting a lift in one of your shoes...

I honestly already thought the minimum value was $15. All the swaps I've done have been at least that much. My swap values are that much plus shipping. I like people offering gift cards sometimes. Who doesn't want money, lol.

What type of candler?

Gonna pass then, thanks.

Couple questions: Gift Card to where? Could you do $15 on a gift card? You're offering eggs but none of your hens are laying or old enough to?

Do you have anything else to offer? Thanks!

Not always the case. Gums are a bad indicator as they are lots of different colors anyway. Lower eyelids are a better indicator. But. .. At any rate, lol, that only indicates anemia. Which has other causes as well, but you want to get a worm situation under control before the goat starts...

That's ok, it's good to ask questions!! You take a fresh sample of poop to the vet and they check it for worm eggs.