The NEW Bottle Baby Goats have Arrived!! Dairy Goat VLOG
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Kidding season is over for us this spring, but that doesn't mean our goat herd has stopped growing!! Come meet the newest additions to the farm!
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Welcome to the farm, babies!!! Thanks for being here and watching our homestead develop and grow!
You need a few more hands 🤗
They are just adorable.
Thank you! My children love to help so that's good!
I love them💜
Wasn't everyone so adorable as babies?!
Yes! And I adore lamanchas!
I just realized the context of this video. I’m so sorry for your loss. Losing animals you love is so so hard!
@@s4ta440 it is, but seeing calamity as a cute bouncy baby is healing!
Everyone looks like they're doing well. The first feeding was a chug-a-lug!! Congrats on the new additions and all the fun you're having!!
Thanks so much! Hamish is definitely a pig in goat's clothing! 🤣😉❤🐐
aweeee! They are so cute!!! I'm so happy for this new beginning on the Lamancha side of your farm! I know you really wanted it 😊 I'm happy for you friend!
24 goats is nothing right? 25 would have been bad 😊 but 24.....naaaaahhhhhhh
Glad to hear you can do that with Christine! I had no idea that is how it works
I'm pretty bummed with the ADGA thing, is taking FOREVER to transfer Clara in my name, they are behind I know but it's been super long, they have the papers and money but they are taking their sweet time!
And that makes registering her babies impossible until that happens, so lots of decisions needed to be made before is too late to band them, I just don't want to end up with a lot of stinky bucks until they get their papers ready.
I totally get the bottle feeding for bigger farms but like you I think otherwise is a lot of unnecessary work when the moms are available ( I get the testing for DHI) and stuff like that but still I'm not there yet.
Thanks for sharing your babies with us!!!!
Lety
AGS is a lot faster with their paperwork and all of our registered Nigerian does are registered through them as we wait on ADGA to doube-register them. They have had my papers and money for my Nigerians since November. I hear that regular transfers are going faster, about 2 months. I'm hoping by the time we kid full-lamancha again in a year everyone's papers will be sorted!
"Personal space, you mean that space I personally love and need to to be in?" LOL! They are way too cute.
Hahah yes! That space!! ❤🐐🐐🐐
just subscribed came from the link ryan hall had on his video of the tornado that came close to you guys i love all the video's I've seen so far and i look forward to all the video's to come have a wonderful weekend guys
Thanks so much for being here! Ryan Hall is the best!!
How maybe that is why my Ennis has his moon spot
Yeah moonspots are more common in some breeds than others, but one of his parents must have at least a couple moonspot hairs for him to have it!
@@SageandStoneHomestead I’m assuming momma because his dad was pure white and this is the only kid that momma has had that wasn’t white
Yeah maybe!
😍 they are gorgeous babies, I'm so excited and happy for you! Once you build your heard, i will defiantly be intrested in a lamancha doe or two or 3 lol
Sounds EXCELLENT 😍🐐🐐🐐
I'm really excited to build the LaMancha herd from within!
Oh Heather, I'm SO happy for you!! Your new goats are gorgeous! I'm excited to watch them grow & develop into part of your homestead family!! Many blessings! 😊
Thanks so much, Merry! I'm very excited to see the herd grow internally!
24 goats on the farm, but who's counting!!😉😂🐐 Your new additions are gorgeous!!! When you started explaining getting Christine registered, I expected you to say a DNA would be part of the process. Could a DNA profile be performed to prove her genetic makeup as a full Lamancha? Thanks for sharing and stay safe!!!
I'll ask the Director about this!!
I love your new babies!! I'm glad you found some more Lamanchas. Hardly anyone on you tube seems to have them.
Why is it that husbands always seem to know exactly how many goats we have lol!
I cracked up when he told me the number. I have to write their names all out to count them when I want to, haha! I think that number includes Dinky, who we are not planning on retaining.
They look like they're doing well. Congrats! I'm still trying to work Calamity's sisters up to those two bottle meals, but they still stubbornly want their one to one and a half bottle meals (never ask a buckling apparently, we learned this week with Talia's brothers). I'm looking forward to bumping them up a level because that's one step closer to being able to leave out lunch, and that's even closer to weaning! Happy bottling!
Right now talia and Calamity will take 20oz at morning and evening. I'm going to wean Hamish AKA "Fattie" off of the lunch bottle this weekend. He is a monster.
Thanks again for all of your help!
Hey new friend here from the Old Swede’s Farm! Enjoyed the video and the baby goats are adorable!! We have 4 right now we’re trying to find new homes for. They’re keeping my daughter quite busy! Her goat had quints so she’s been having to bottle feed them like you did here! Have a great weekend and God bless!! 😊❤️
Wow that's a lot of babies!! Welcome to the channel!!
Lol. They are adorable and they sucked those bottles down quick 🤣. What was Hamish behavior at the end? Dominance or sexual?
Thank you for explained by the papers process. That was fun to learn
That was "bucky" behavior. They make a certain noise and act a certain way to impress the ladies and breed them. 🤣🤣
@@SageandStoneHomestead haha. Slow down buddy she's more.like your owner/momma
Your Goats 🐐 are BEAUTIFUL……I would LOVE 💕 to feed those babies……You can see the LOVE you have for them….Watching from Virginia….
Thank you so much! The babies have been really fun. I can't wait to be able to let them out and watch them bounce and play with the other kids! !
Your 'Swiss' Toggenburg goat @9:05 is Gorgeous. > The mouse-grey color is my favorite.
Thank you!! I didn't even know how special she was until a while after she was born. She's such a gorgeous color!!
Good morning Heather : ) I’m finally able to sit & drink My tea with You & “The Kid’s” They are so sweet. Great Video as always. Ty for sharing & have a great day !
Good Morning Kathy! ❤☕
New subscriber, I came here from Ryan Hall Y'all's channel. I am so used to seeing Nigerian goats that the LaMancha don't look like goats to me! It's like, "their ears, what happened to their ears?!" :D Those babies are so cute though!
The ears is what a lot of people can't get past, and a lot of people don't keep LaMancha because of it! I think they look super sleek and elegant. 😊 welcome to the channel!!
I live on the east coast of Canada on Prince Edward Island, and I really enjoy watching your episode. the first one I watched was the near miss tornado😢 I was wondering how Havoc got along with his broken leg I watched a couple of shows recently and I never heard his name.
Robbie M❤
Hi Robbie! Havoc is good! It's like the broken leg never happened. There is a recent pic of him with the other bucks on the community tab a few posts back! ❤🐐
Beautiful babies 😍😍
Thanks! 😍❤🐐🐐🐐
Love your new babies ❤
Thanks!! 😍🐐🐐🐐
Are the goats horns sawn off or is that natural?
Some are naturally hornless but the little ones here have burned horn buds to make the horns not grow
Ah. Thank you.
Bottle babies have convinced me I need to get contacts lol
My eye doctor told me she doesn't suggest I get them again. I've had them before though! I have one eye that is correctable only to 20/30 vision and she is worried about my 20/20 eye getting hurt and me being kinda SOL with my vision. I have a history of my eyes creating new blood vessels in my eye under the contact and when there are a lot of those it clouds the vision. My eyes are junk! 😅
@@SageandStoneHomestead my goodness! Ive never had them before.
@@WhisperingHillsHomestead just make sure you allow your eyes to rest and breathe you should be fine!!
I noticed the glass bottles I’ve been trying to figure out what bottles I could get for glass bottles what do you use? And do you like the grey nipples?
I do like the gray nipples and glass bottles! We used extra bottles from hard cider and beer we had consumed. You can probably find glass soda bottles if you don't drink alcohol!
@@SageandStoneHomestead ok good to know, I hadn’t seen anyone use them so I’ve been skeptical about them. Yeah we do drink glass bottled sodas but those don’t work with the little red and yellow nips that we’ve used in the past so I’ve been recycling them 😭 gonna have to drink more soda lol
I just love their sweet little faces!💙
The tail wag while eating is one of my favorites! Head to tail cute. ❤🐐🐐🐐
@@SageandStoneHomestead it's nice they have a sweet momma like u to look after them. Our step dad's mom owned a diary farm and his brother owned a goat farm when we were young. I remember going to visit the "farm" as being a highlight of my childhood. I loved all the animals and freedom to roam. The baby goats were my favorite. Our aunt would knit them sweaters to keep them warm in the winter. It was the cutest. Now there's a goat farm with my name, Kara Kahl (name is Kara), in my state in a city with my last name. I've never been there but what a coincidence!
Wow, that's actually funny about the name!! I grew up near a friend who owned a holstein cow dairy and memories on her farm are some of the best I have! ❤
@@SageandStoneHomestead did u ever walk in cow's manure barefoot? My dad convinced me to give it a try. He said they did it in the wintertime to warm up their feet. It felt amazing...warm and soft between the toes.🤣
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