Lucy The Boer Goat
No, there are no kid goats on the ground. But they are definitely growing from the looks of the does.
Lucy (in the picture above) is my smallest boer goat. She always has one nice sized kid. We love Lucy. She is a dandy, a sweet girl. A little odd she is, with long hair that drapes from her hind legs. From the looks of her right side, she has a nice sized kid blossoming again this year.
For those of you unfamiliar with goats. A doe shows pregnancy in her right side, the left is the rumen. Notice the difference between the left and right side of the doe in the photo below.
Some of the girls are very much wide loads. I will attempt good pictures later this week. Each year I think, “They did not look that wide and heavy last year!” Annie, Valentine, Oreo and Sunday all look as if they could drop triplets tomorrow. I do not expect kids until at least March. I could be wrong. We had planned a very small kidding season, but the buck made the decision for us. He paid more than one romantic visit. He made his rounds.
Last but not least, I have another breed of animal that is pudging out (not due to pregnancy in this case), Henrietta (the largest pig), and her un-named sister. I estimate Henrietta’s weight at 80 lbs. I still know very little about pigs, but I know this pair have grown very well, very quickly.
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Mary, so interesting. I have a friend nearby that raises kids and peafowl, and it’s always fun seeing all the new babies and hearing all the stories. Thanks for sharing.
Hello Debbie. I will have stories, no doubt. The girls are in the stage where their bellies grow fast, towards the end of pregnancy.