Things YOU Need To Know For Raising Baby Goats | Baby Goat Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มี.ค. 2024
- Our Kidding has come to an end this year and here is some things we have done to be successful in raising baby goats.
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Congratulations, Joshua, on being CANCER FREE!!! That is absolutely tremendous ❤❤❤❤
Glad to hear you're doing so well Josh. Looking good.
Such good news on Cancer free, Josh! Thank God that he's got you! Kids look wonderful. God bless you and Yours. 💜❤❌⭕
Praise God for answering our prayers and you are cancer free. 🙏😊
So glad to see you again. I really missed your videos. Babies look great!
I mean a 30 sec weekly video letting us know you are doing fine won't hurt.
I’m so happy that you are still doing well. 😊
So good to see you with the goats! Wow ... that is great to have so many kids this spring. I don't have goats but I love learn about them. lol They are thinking ... "Where did Mom go!" lol So cute. All the best to you and your family. God Bless.
Glad you had a good kidding season. So glad you're doing good and pray it continues. GOD bless y'all.
I am very happy to hear you are still going better and God bless you and your whole family sir...🙏🙏🙏
Hey Josh, So glad to see you today. I 've been wondering how you're doing. Glad you have such good health news. I have been prayin for you from the start and Our merciful God through His will has seen to heal your current condition.
Very glad to see a video and I hope you can keep making them as you are able. God bless the spring and summer for y'all. Take care be safe, Steven
Great herd.. these buck kids are wow factors ...great news on health.. keep on keeping on 👍
Congratulations on a successful kidding season. Glad to hear you're doing so well Josh. Looking good.
Good to see you back on here Josh. Definitely been a minute. The herd looks amazing. I learned so much by watching y'all's channel. I won't ever own goats, but I love to watch them, and with yours being a meat goat, I learn the business side of raising Kikos. Most of the channels I watch are pet goats or goats, and people raise for lawn mowers. Oh! And dairy goats.
I am so happy you are cancer free and doing good. I keep you and your whole family in my prayers. I had to deal with cancer in my Dad. Unfortunately, he's passed from it, and I miss him so much. Ever since Kevin from Hidden Heights introduced your channel and the fight y'all have been through, I've been praying for y'all. Cancer is ugly, unfair and unkind, and I've lost many friends and family to it. Some are fighting it still today.
Keep on keepin' on! I'll keep on watchin and prayin. God bless.🙏🏼❤️😊
Good kidding season and good health report. God Bless
Love these videos. Baby goat , taking them to market and all other videos . God bless and glad to see you're doing good
So good to see your videos again! You've been missed. Congratulations on a good kidding season ❤. Thankful to hear you're doing so well. Bless you and your family..
Nice seeing you Joe!
Great news!!! Continued prayers!!🙏 The herd looks great!! Beautiful kids!! Stay safe!!🙏❤
Hey Josh it's bud, glad to see you are well! Name another cow after me lol😊
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Woohoo glad to here your doing good.
The goats all look so healthy!!
Praise God for your healing Josh!❤❤
Nice looking kids! Glad your doing well
So glad to see ya'll , good looking kids this season
You look really good Josh! Blessings
Your looking good Josh, God is good. 💖💖👍👍🙏🙏💖💖
The goats look great but very happy about your health!
It looks like you had a great kidding season! They all look sturdy and healthy. I am also happy to hear that you are doing well. You look good and healthy yourself.💖💖💖
Try to build a big barn for the goats to have babies in in the bad weather. That’s what I got for my cattle having babies in when gets really cold doesn’t get really cold here in Oklahoma that much when it does i put them in the barn the ones bout to have babies
Its about time for a weaning video they looking good
Great videos full of information. Thankful for the good news on your health.
I am so glad to catch your video. I have been praying for you. I am glad you are doing well. Praise God. Take care. Your goats look great. Catch you next time.
A lot of good news. Thank you Lord! You are cancer free.
The goat herd has gotten bigger. Congratulations all around
I had 7 does bred this year. One miscarried (she's old and wasn't supposed to be bred any way), lost another to Listeria. The remaining 5 dropped 10 kids, 1 set of triplets and 1 single from a first timer. All the kids are healthy and energetic. Their buck was half Kiko and half Savana. Unfortunately (or fortunately) I lost him to Listeria as well. But because I don't have him now, I am keeping all his daughters, that's 7 from this year's kidding and 1 that was born in August. I liked what he brought to my herd. I will be looking for another Kiko/Savana cross buck.
I have been going back and forth on whether it's worth feeding creep to the kids. I'm not really happy with the feed available in my area.
Glad to hear that you are cancer free.
Good to see you josh, god bless
Good looking kids. Good video
So glad your post popped up in my f eedd, haven't seen you in months
Praise the Lord for your wonderful health update 🙏
Beautiful goats! Congratulations on a successful kidding season 👏
Woo Hoo!!! GO GOD!!!
Good to see you Josh. I pray your are doing better each day.
Am glad you're doing fine after battling through all those tough days in your life.Hope to visit your farm and looking forward to buy some Kiko bucklings to be transported to the Philipines for my Goat farm.God bless you always and more power.My best regards to your family.God is good.
Great to see you looking strong!
So glad to hear you are doing well.
Amen thanks 😊
I'm glad to hear that you are cancer free. The goats look great, too.
We have been raising Nigerian Dwarf goats for the past 2 years because we wanted the milk. Last year we bred 2 Does and had 4 Kids. This year we bred 7 Does and had 15 Kids. The last set of twins was born on the 25th.
I have thought about the possibility of trying to breed for miniature Kikos.
Do these Sale Barns take any type of goat breed?
Thanks
Yes they take all types to sale.
God bless🙏🙏🙏
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Josh, I'm trying to find the video of you and Joe cutting the umbilical cord & giving kids shots. We are kidding now and I want to make sure we are doing what you recommend. Thank you!
Caring For New Born Baby Goats | Kiko Baby Goats | First Born of the Kidding Season
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Maybe this one
Can we get more videos?❤
Need update video on your service bucks
Awesome news! New fan here just wondered if you guys kid on pasture?
Thank you we appreciate you joining us!
Sometimes when u keep good looking young does doesn’t mean they going to be good mamas that’s in all animals that’s sometimes all like that
How is your health brother?
I’ve read that feeding grain isn’t the way. Pasture grass feed is what one wants to strive or cull em. As for your experience and opinion…is this just select situations as for feeding grain or a necessary practice?
Future goat and sheep farmer in Hubbard Tx. Not too far from you. Any answer would be welcome. I wanna learn from ya. Hopefully buy goats from ya.
Thank you and Joe
I understand not all farms are the same. We do feed some but want the goats to go graze when forage is available and we get the best hay we can for our goats. Supplemental situations like getting them flushed before breeding, giving them some grain while kids are on them, and we creep feed the kids. In the summer months they only get a small amount if we need to catch them.
How are you doing? I am still praying for you.
I’m doing good!! Thank You
I just found your channel and subbed. I'm thinking of getting goats and researching them. Question: Do you leave your males in with the females year round? And do the males attack you?
Thank you for subscribing we are happy to have you.
We keep our bucks separate until breeding season then we leave them either the does for 3 months. Our bucks are not aggressive & don’t want to be near us.
@@BoisDArcKikos Thank you!
Thanks for all of the informative videos. I am based in the Northeast of Atlanta. I am having a hard time finding Kiko goats. Any suggestions where to find them. Looking for 5-7 doeling preferably 4-12 months old.
Your welcome
Look here
nationalkikoregistry.com/breeder-directory
You can search by state for Kiko breeders.
Are you in Atlanta Tx? If so I have some available and not to far from there.
Thanks, I am in northeast of Atlanta, GA.
I have a question I read that bittersweet vine will kill goats if they eat it ive got woods that are overgrown and I'd like to let my goats in there to clear it but there is lots of bittersweet vine all in trees and shrubs in there I wondered if what I read was true or not your reply would be truly appreciated
I have not had that weed so I’m not sure on that. I know my goats clear lots of vines and love poison ivy.
Does it help to bypass the first heat for a new nanny?
As long as they breed. Missing a whole year to me isn’t good and you don’t know if they will breed the following year.
We don’t breed our does until they are 18months old.
More videos please 🇺🇸❤✝️God bless you all
Hey my brother, I have a kiko buck with wattles, what does that mean ? Can you please shed some light on it ?
It is a characteristic trait in Kikos some have it some don’t. It comes from the New Zealand’s that was created the was imported into the US in the 90’s
@@BoisDArcKikos dang man dropping knowledge , is it good or bad?
Also I’m trying to tame a skittish goat. I might have to sleep in the pen. !!!
@AnimeDreamingEcchi old wise tale is they produce great milkers if they have waddles
@@BoisDArcKikos that’s great, I’m just starting out, I have a old wide shed with a concrete slab, it’s the only place I can put them for now. Normally what do humans put down on the concrete? When housing them at night.
I can’t find any answers on google.
What would you recommend if you were in my shoe.
@AnimeDreamingEcchi straw hay will work best on concrete
I’m looking for a good buck . Do you have one you will be willing to sell me ? Where I’m from it’s hard to find newzelands everyone has boer.
Yes I have some nice bucklings that could be potential herd sires.