Great video! Congrats on twin gals! Gorgeous! Thanks for talking about the cord...had no idea...thought mom would bite most off cleaning...we have 4 nannies we hope are bred...should be mid to late Feb. I think....never had goats much less bred them...so all the information is very much appreciated! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Great job Josh, we are done kidding for the Year, can’t wait to see how everything goes next year. Keep up the great job, always great to get new ideas. Hopefully summer breeding with this new herd sire will go well, he came from out your way. Wishing y’all a Very Merry Christmas!!
Love your videos! I’m starting my homestead up in the Adirondack Mtns in upstate NY, I’ve got myotonic goats, and a couple Boer/Kiko crosses. I want to have primarily Kiko’s. I also have a female Great Pyrenees/Anatolian cross, she’s a fantastic dog! Looking for a male pup to add here, would love one of your pups when the litter is ready. I’d make the road trip in the spring fir the pup and a couple of your baby doelings and a buckling, if you have them available.
🤗🤗. Looks like you’re already getting your Xmas gifts early. Keep wishing hard to Santa like kids do for those puppies. Years back everyone wanted Australian Shepherds and Healers to have as working dogs and good with people. They’d fight to protect animals and handlers to the death and great companion on trail rides. Also could handle any weather. When your type of dog came along people not certain they’d be able to stand the heat of some areas but they have. And they definitely want to be right there with whatever they’re protecting. So hoping we’ll see how ya work with them too. Our longtime Vet and dear friend always had us do the same to the cord. Said it was like an open wound that attracted dirt and germs into the babies system. Would we live a wound unattended on ourselves. Or our babies? Just good cleaning for them to stay healthy and a beginning to handling them too. Congratulations for another milestone for your channel and you’ll probably be hitting even more. Baby goats is what people love to see and you’re straightforward sharing everything. Naturally people will be vocal about what you are doing and not even own a farm animal. You know how much sugar to add to make what ya share alot more sweeter to take. Keep on doing what you know best cuz people will see just how much your family cares for the animals. How’s the steer that thinks it’s a goat or is it in the freezer? Been a while so thought I’d ask. Merry Christmas 🎄 and hope all goes well with all the babies yet to come 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for the kind words. The steer is doing good & gaining weight he will be going to the freezer this next fall. Thanks for watching & merry Christmas
Apprecia Repeated the same thing several times drop in a baby's hitting the ground over and over and over you didn't talk about what you do to care for them what do you do with them? What do you feed them? Do creep feed them vaccinations? There's a hundred things that you talk about
@@BoisDArcKikos well my 2nd mother was ramming the 1st mamas kids until she had her own shes doimg well now but thaought should be a peroid of time that should keep them seperated from the flock
Not to active but we can pick them up and see if they feel full or they will be crying. Typically they are bouncing around after a couple of days. Kikos are typically up and sucking within minutes.
@BoisDArcKikos I found them after they'd both been dropped yesterday, I'd say within 30 mins of birth. They're Nigerian dwarf. Mamas doin well, but the babies just seem lethargic. This is my first newborns since I was a teenager, so I may just be worrying for nothing.
That little goat hut is perfect height for that job with the babies! I love your set up. Including that coop and flight!
Thank You for watching
Great video, you will be at 5k subs in no time!
Cant wait to see megawatt's kids!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks I hope so.
Me too. Should be exciting
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So cool to see the first kids of the season!!!!! i know that the baby pups videos will be great!!!!
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Good work Josh and Joe. Can always pick up a few good tips when I watch your videos.
Glad they help out. Thanks for watching
Beautiful kids.. cant wait for your nannys to have babies. Today is my birthday thanks for posting.
Thank you. Happy birthday. Appreciate you watching
I just love your channel.. first view and like. Ill comment again after I watch the video
Thank You
Great video, love watching you guys
Thank you. I appreciate you watching
Great video! Congrats on twin gals! Gorgeous! Thanks for talking about the cord...had no idea...thought mom would bite most off cleaning...we have 4 nannies we hope are bred...should be mid to late Feb. I think....never had goats much less bred them...so all the information is very much appreciated! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Thanks Appreciate you watching. Good luck with your kidding & Merry Christmas
Great job Josh, we are done kidding for the Year, can’t wait to see how everything goes next year. Keep up the great job, always great to get new ideas. Hopefully summer breeding with this new herd sire will go well, he came from out your way. Wishing y’all a Very Merry Christmas!!
Hopefully you had a successful kidding. Thanks for watching. Hope y’all have a good one too
I love your channel! Please keep making content...I look forward to seeing the pups and kids! Merry Christmas 🎄🙏🎄
Thank you. I appreciate you watching. I’m hoping for pups too.
I love how the kitty makes herself known in almost every single video you shoot. It just too funny. Can’t wait to see more kids.
I know she’s always out with me when I’m in the pasture. Thanks for watching
Good video and good information.
Thanks appreciate you watching
Woohoo close to 5000!
Almost there
@@BoisDArcKikos more videos more likes! Good job
Yes sir
Your videos are very helpful
Thank you. I appreciate you watching
Love your videos! I’m starting my homestead up in the Adirondack Mtns in upstate NY, I’ve got myotonic goats, and a couple Boer/Kiko crosses. I want to have primarily Kiko’s. I also have a female Great Pyrenees/Anatolian cross, she’s a fantastic dog! Looking for a male pup to add here, would love one of your pups when the litter is ready. I’d make the road trip in the spring fir the pup and a couple of your baby doelings and a buckling, if you have them available.
Good luck with your homestead it’s so rewarding doing it. Yes I can let you know on the goats & pup. I appreciate you watching the channel. Thanks
thanks
Thanks for watching
🤗🤗. Looks like you’re already getting your Xmas gifts early. Keep wishing hard to Santa like kids do for those puppies. Years back everyone wanted Australian Shepherds and Healers to have as working dogs and good with people. They’d fight to protect animals and handlers to the death and great companion on trail rides. Also could handle any weather. When your type of dog came along people not certain they’d be able to stand the heat of some areas but they have. And they definitely want to be right there with whatever they’re protecting. So hoping we’ll see how ya work with them too. Our longtime Vet and dear friend always had us do the same to the cord. Said it was like an open wound that attracted dirt and germs into the babies system. Would we live a wound unattended on ourselves. Or our babies? Just good cleaning for them to stay healthy and a beginning to handling them too. Congratulations for another milestone for your channel and you’ll probably be hitting even more. Baby goats is what people love to see and you’re straightforward sharing everything. Naturally people will be vocal about what you are doing and not even own a farm animal. You know how much sugar to add to make what ya share alot more sweeter to take. Keep on doing what you know best cuz people will see just how much your family cares for the animals. How’s the steer that thinks it’s a goat or is it in the freezer? Been a while so thought I’d ask. Merry Christmas 🎄 and hope all goes well with all the babies yet to come 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for the kind words.
The steer is doing good & gaining weight he will be going to the freezer this next fall. Thanks for watching & merry Christmas
Best channel on TH-cam man
Thanks I really appreciate that. Thanks for watching
Bro, I love your accent!
Thank you
That’s what we do to r baby horses at the horse ranch
Got to do whatever we can to help them out. Thanks for watching
Do they show kinko goats in the fail in Texas
I think they would. I know some that do & win with them against boers.
Thank You
Apprecia Repeated the same thing several times drop in a baby's hitting the ground over and over and over you didn't talk about what you do to care for them what do you do with them? What do you feed them? Do creep feed them vaccinations? There's a hundred things that you talk about
Over 200 of goat videos I have done I’m sure it’s discussed in several of them.
Spray the hooves with Iodine too.
Will do. Good tip. Thanks for watching
how long will they need to be kept separated from everyone else
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I’m not sure what you mean?
@@BoisDArcKikos well my 2nd mother was ramming the 1st mamas kids until she had her own shes doimg well now but thaought should be a peroid of time that should keep them seperated from the flock
Yes I would keep her separated
@@BoisDArcKikos how long ?
Bring on the baby goats. A lot of owners use iodine for the same reason.
Thanks for watching
We are ready for them to get here
How can I get ahold of you to talk to you
Email me or message me on Facebook if you have that. My contact info is in the description of the video. Thanks
How active are they first 24-48 hours?? I've got some day old twins, and I'm worried they're not latching and suckling as much as they should.
Not to active but we can pick them up and see if they feel full or they will be crying. Typically they are bouncing around after a couple of days. Kikos are typically up and sucking within minutes.
@BoisDArcKikos I found them after they'd both been dropped yesterday, I'd say within 30 mins of birth. They're Nigerian dwarf. Mamas doin well, but the babies just seem lethargic. This is my first newborns since I was a teenager, so I may just be worrying for nothing.
@TRspeaksTRUTH there is a paste you can give to new horns that will help get them going to. Usually tractor supply carries it.
@@BoisDArcKikos thank you!