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  1. Thunderhill

    Nigerian Dwarf Wethers for sale

    I don't have any doelings left. I sold them all this year. I might have more later in the Summer. The only kids we have left this year is a wonderful blue eyed, polled buckling, one more blue eyed buckling, and the three wethers. I would be happy to trade either of the bucklings and maybe...
  2. Thunderhill

    Nigerian Dwarf Wethers for sale

    We are about 2 hours directly South of Nashville. Will trade for BLRW hens..he hee!!
  3. Thunderhill

    Nigerian Dwarf Wethers for sale

    We have three pet wethers available for 50.00 each. We aree in North Alabama. They are all a little over 2 months old and weaned, ready to go.
  4. Thunderhill

    WANT: Dwarf Nigerian Dairy billy in NC

    I have a naturally polled, blue eyed buckling available. Check my website. We are in Alabama but will be attending the Carrollton GA show on April 25th http://www.thunderhillfarms.com
  5. Thunderhill

    Homemade Barnwood Farm Signs

    I must have one of the large signs! Please check my website link and let me know what you think.
  6. Thunderhill

    FAMACHA Clinin in East Tennessee

    I understand why people use it. I check my goats fecals before worming...that tells me the most. It's just a matter of what method works best for you. I hate to see pale eylids. Doing Fecals can tell me when I have/getting any kind of worming problem. I rotate between 4 wormers so that my...
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    FAMACHA Clinin in East Tennessee

    The thing is....FAMACHA method teaches to check the paleness of the eyelids before worming. To me, pale eyelids are a sign of anemia, beit a slight case or not. I prefer to worm on a schedule and prevent even the slightest anemia at all. We still check fecals and such and will be learning to...
  8. Thunderhill

    New Baby Nubi

    Hard decision, but yes he is..don't you want to repeat the breeding?...hee hee
  9. Thunderhill

    New Baby Nubi

    I am kickin' myself in the butt for selling Silver...hee hee (not really, I am glad she got such a wonderful home...and I am THRILLED she gave you a doeling, and such a unique one) That doeling is flat out unique and GORGEOUS!! She is like a negative image of her mother...completely opposite
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    looking for OPINIONS on CAE

    Quote: Umm, I never said I was. Only that we test and we are NEGATIVE. Why do I need to "prevent" something I don't have? We don't bring any *new* animals in unless they have a CAE test before hand or are from herds whose management I know well. We bottle feed for lots of reasons: 1...
  11. Thunderhill

    Baby nubian pics

    BEAUTIFUL!! What is going on this year?..I am seeing Spots everywhere!! I LOVE it!
  12. Thunderhill

    looking for OPINIONS on CAE

    Quote: Why would you do this at all? you are only the middle man if you aren't pasturizing and heat treating...sorry, just doesn't make sense to me at all. I can't imagine milking my goat, pouring it into a bottle and giving it to her baby (scratchin' head) Basically, you are not practicing...
  13. Thunderhill

    New Baby Nubi

    I think she is STUNNING!! Congrats!
  14. Thunderhill

    Is my goat getting too fat?

    Not too fat at all...she looks healthy!
  15. Thunderhill

    Recommended Goat Treats for Making Friends?

    Raisins!! Good FOR them too
  16. Thunderhill

    One day(hopfully) Kid watch...her ligs are gone

    Congratulations!!
  17. Thunderhill

    kidding #4 of the season-pic

    He is BEAUTIFUL!! I love the contrast of black and white
  18. Thunderhill

    One day(hopfully) Kid watch...her ligs are gone

    Ligs are never reliable around here since they can come and go....how about the udder? is it huge and tight? When was her due date? Is she doing any of those labor signs like pawing and pawing, gritting teeth, stretching waaaayyyyy out? Getting up and down withing a matter of a couple minutes...
  19. Thunderhill

    HELP! Doe won't let newborn kids nurse!

    squirt some of her milk on their heads. then put them all in a stall and let them be, but watch them. If she still doesn't let them nurse I would hold her and MAKE her do it 4 or 5 times a day...usually by the third day she will welcome them.
  20. Thunderhill

    Lone Star Kidded!

    Adorable Babies!!
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