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Your does - at 2 yrs old - seem rather small at only 80 - 85 lbs. Thats around 35kg (bear with the metric here) and my boer does usually hit 30 kg around 4 - 5 mths. My 10 mth old I just showed was 51.5kg. Just bear their weight in mind, make sure your cart is a light as possible, and start off with short sessions so as not to overwork them. Also - proper feeding is important - if you are going to be working them, they need to be fed like a working horse. My wethers get a kilogram of grain each per day, normally wethers only need hay but when they are working they need the grain.
My does were about 39 lbs at about 4-5 months. They just don't seem to have really grown a whole lot sense then. I will let you know tomorrow how much they weigh.
The Snyders
Your does - at 2 yrs old - seem rather small at only 80 - 85 lbs. Thats around 35kg (bear with the metric here) and my boer does usually hit 30 kg around 4 - 5 mths. My 10 mth old I just showed was 51.5kg. Just bear their weight in mind, make sure your cart is a light as possible, and start off with short sessions so as not to overwork them. Also - proper feeding is important - if you are going to be working them, they need to be fed like a working horse. My wethers get a kilogram of grain each per day, normally wethers only need hay but when they are working they need the grain.
My does were about 39 lbs at about 4-5 months. They just don't seem to have really grown a whole lot sense then. I will let you know tomorrow how much they weigh.
The Snyders