Things To Know When Kidding Goats Out For The First Time. (boer Goats) (clear creek farms)
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- čas přidán 8. 02. 2021
- Today Brooke talks about thing you need to know when kidding out all goats.
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Really good video. I'm an old timer (first babies born in 1991), just watched to see how you did. You did good! I have videos showing what to watch for as they progress to help new people too. I like the way you explained things and showed things on the doe. The couple comments I have..... Some new people think it's alright for them to be in "hard labor" for 12 hours. You mentioned up to twelve hours was fine, but you didn't stress enough that does NOT mean active hard pushing for 12 hours. You did talk about when they are pushing the bubble how long you should wait to go in and check, but It needs to be clearer that 12 hours is just light labor, not hard pushing. The other comment is something I learned the hard way...if you have backwards feet it is best to help pull when she pushes if it's not quick, like a minute or two. When they are coming back feet first the cord breaks, then their head is still inside and they try to breath and drown. So gently pulling as she pushes to get it out quicker will save you a kid sometimes. It's harder for them to push the kid out with those bending back legs than with the straighter front legs and head keeping the legs in position...plus the head come out with the front legs and as soon as the nose is out they can get air if the cord does break. But I really liked your video, I'm sure it will be really helpful to your viewers that are trying to prepare for their babies to come.
When protecting life and bringing new life into the world sometimes having someone to collaborate and reassure is vital
Excellent guide to kidding. I'm 3 years into goat breeding, and this is one of the best videos I've seen. Thank you.
Thank you
@@LetsTalkGoats We have Boer goats, and live in central Victoria, Australia. There are only a few goat breeders in our state, so I really value the expertise and experience you and other goat breeders in North America have, and the generosity in sharing your knowledge with others.
Great video! Thank you so much. My doe is kidding on my birthday tomorrow and it's the first for both of us. I'm nervous but feel a lot more confident after your advice. Thanks again! 🎉🐐 ❤
You did an awesome job! The only thing I would add is the snot sucker bulbs the use on babies. You can use it to suck the amniotic fluid out. If the baby is chilled we give it Nurse Mate. And you can use the towels to rub the baby to get the circulation going. Thanks for the video. We have had goats and sheep for years. Like you said, we get a little nervous. I like to watch videos like your to refresh my memory and calm my nerves.
You’re awesome! Thanks for giving me some confidence!
Thank you for the great videos! Keep em comin
just found this video on CZcams. so wish I would have found this before my goats kidded for the first time. you are awesome at explaining what to look for and how to check the legitimates. just had to reach out to you and say thank you for being so helpful. God bless.
Thank you for watching I’ll be back making videos in the next few weeks.
Very good explanation! Thanks!
You are awesome girl!! Watching your video has calmed me and helped me tremendously..
I can't thank you enough for making this video..
Thank you for the kind words
What a phenomenal video! It pretty much answered all my questions!
Glad it helped
Great Video, thanks for sharing!
Oh my gosh… what have I gotten myself into??
Great explanations. It helps me feel more comfortable for my coming kidding:)
Thank you
Great info!!!
Great video! We will be kidding for the first time this year! We are nervous but excited!
Hope everything goes great for you guys
Thanks for the video, I’m expecting kids in 2 weeks and I’m nervous, so I appreciate your advice
This was really well done, and you were super helpfull!!
Thank you
Great stuff ❤💪👌
GREAT video. Thanks for the tips
Thank you for watching
Great video
I’m a newby and ur video helped me ALOT!! Thanks
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thank you for the best explanation ,love your video
Thank you
Brand new to goat kidding. We had no clue when they got exposed and no clue when they'd deliver so we got suprise babies (1 alive 1 dead) wish I knew bc I prolly could've helped the mama and save the doe, but she is also a 1st freshener too. But I have 3 more 1st time pregnant females and this is 1ST video I've ever watched. This is EXACTLY what I need to know to get me going! Thanks for not making it complicated!!!
Thank you for watching if you need any more information check us out on facebook I will get back to you faster.
Thank for this video!!
Thank you
Thank you for this video - we are new goat owners and we have 4 gals that will be kidding within a week or so...one is a maiden...she looks like the first that may go...yes, excited but very nervous...I printed out the positions that are good/bad...have a kidding bag done and hugs built some kidding stalls...we have some very cold/nasty weather coming end of this week and that is worrisome if we end up losing electric...watching every goat birthing video out there...
Glad to hear you liked it.
We don’t have any vets in our area so were basically on our own. This is our first kidding but it’s our does third so I think she’ll probably be teaching us a thing or two.
That’s how it works most of the time
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Good information 👍😊
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Awesome video. We are kidding for the first time in 2 weeks and I’m nervous!
You will be ok just remember find a good vet so if you have problem you can ask questions
First time here. Great job on the video. 1, I imagine a milk goat udder would look bigger than a meat goat udder? 2, our goats are not as approachable should they be tied during labor? 3, what temperature is a danger zone? Obviously, drying them is important at any low temp, but I heard you say 20 degrees which made me feel better because I was worried that was way too cold... Best video I've seen. Is that a boar?
Thank you for watching check out our other videos. Boer goats get some big udders. I think we was saying it was 20 degrees out side we have kidded in temps as low as -10 but in the barn.
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We have two TINY registered Nigerian Dwarf does due to have their babies now through two weeks... (one sooner than the other...)
Gòod info
Thank you! Once their ligaments start* to soften and change, what’s the timeframe? If they’re just softening but not completely disappearing!?
That all depends it could be a week or a day they are great signs but depends on the animal
Thank u for the help , I’m nervous about or 1st birth . What about the umbilical cord ? Does it need to be tied or clamped?
No nothing some like to dip them but If on clear bedding should be good
GOSH... she's HUGE...
I’m fighting mites on a doe’s legs. Any ideas on products, other shampoo I can use? (Worried about washing her with how cold it’s been)
Yes I have a few videos out on that if you want to look back but two products I use is terminator from ShowCoat or EPro both work great all depends on what your looking for.
Yea my goat and my dad said she’s gonna give birth in hours-days and I’ve been searching up stuff to try and help him out
Hope our content helps
@@LetsTalkGoats it did! both out my goat gave birth and the goat and us did amazing! I and then a couple days later gave birth! 2 for each.
Thank you do you have a link to the kid puller?
It’s in my Amazon store amzn.to/3RHOoBi
Great video 👍
Can you please let me know the name of that company for the kid puller.
Thanks 🙏 👍😊
I have it listed in our Amazon store. Check out this page from Clear Creek Farm www.amazon.com/shop/clearcreekfarm?ref=inf_own_clearcreekfarm
This is the one you can get from premier1
www.premier1supplies.com/p/lamb-kid-puller?
Around how much does it cost to register boer goats under the ABGA
I think it’s like $15 for members my wife is the one that does is but know it’s around there.
My goat just had the babies and I don’t know what to do,help please! Is any medication that I need to get them
You don’t have to we do but consult with you vet if they have anything they think you should do.
Is it in genes to have a difficult births? I mean if you want to breed the kids of such a goat will you most likely have the similar birthing problems with them?
Sometimes but sometimes it’s one of them thing they are good one year and not the next and some just don’t have not problems at all.
How much do your full grown bucks and does weigh?
200-300lbs
185kg andul.mere pass h
is it ok to breed a 4-year old who has never kid before?
Great question yes we bred one that was 5-4 and was never bred before with no problem
Thank you so much! Your videos are so helpful and full of info
I had one giving birth last week her water broke n it took 12hours for the kid to be born n the kid stifled n died
So sorry to hear that.
@@LetsTalkGoats the vetenary care system is poor in Jamaica , getting something as simple as vitamin b complex is very hard here to get .
@@tabbianmcgye2729 sorry to hear that is so hard to get things you need if you can get the human kind it works as well in a gel cap cut it open and give it in the mouth.
@@LetsTalkGoats thank you I did know that could work also. A friend of mine referred me to the top farm store in the island so hope fully I could all my medications there this week
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Hi I love seeing your goats they are very gorgeous and healthy and possess a good body structure wide breast and long body span with big legs, but I have questions is it possible to buy goast from your farm and export them to the Philippines but definitely after payment been done. please let me know by the way I am Arthur Matias from the Philippines just let me know if its possible
We sell in sales in the spring and fall you would need to get a exporter all set up
Omg she is huge❤