Baby Goats!

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It's springtime on the farm, and that means BABIES! Baby goats mean a new supply of milk for yogurts, cheeses, and soapmaking. It also means we've got a serious amount of cute hopping around our urban homestead. In this video, I cover some tips and tricks you may need during kidding season, and detail the story of how these little bundles of joy joined us here on the farm.
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[@Tinaki536]

I ADORE fluffy tender babies playing

[@Jordan.Buckley]

I love how they jump around.

[@kinkjarfold3816]

Love baby goats!

[@davidharvey5672]

We helped out at a small holding just a mile from the house when the children were young it was such fun. We got free veg in return. They had sheep ( and a funny but hopeless sheep dog ) plus a herd of milking goats ( saanans i think ) . Lambing time was great for the children, due to the hopeless sheep dog we had to get all the ewes from a field back to the shed for birthing across a busy road the hard way. The childrens favourite was feeding the lambs. We never did tell them till recently why they all disappeared at 3 months.

[@KaltrinaDemiri]

You answered my question about what you do with the baby goats because I feel like alot of people over breed and just add more animals to the problem. But, I am glad that you make sure they have homes before they are even born. Shows you care for them unlike most farmers.

[@AnneofAllTrades]

I wouldn't judge farmers too harshly, I think everyone is just trying their best.

[@walterrider9600]

thank you Anne . it is fun to watch the baby goats ( from afar u-tube ) i mean .as it warms up ill be in my playroom ( garage ) with all my toys in an attempt to make a classical guitar . uh i am a broken down old geezer lol oh what a challenge . never stop learning

[@gilwood7530]

Little Hoppers

[@ArtfullyRogue]

Baby goats are the funniest little creatures as they bouncing and pounce all over the place. Very cool and congrats on the new kids

[@jeffmoss26]

awwww

[@santhy9591]

my heart

[@CrazyCowPie]

So guess who's on Popular Woodworking June 2019, Issue #246? It's Anne!!! Congrats!

[@AnneofAllTrades]

Heyyo! Thanks!!

[@kiwdwks]

You are an inspiration...totally amazing what you do from day to day.

[@JohnOCFII]

Such a day brightener! Thanks for sharing your passions, and the cute baby goats!

[@1985moment]

You are packed with full of passion. The enthusiasm and determination shines through.

[@R2robot]

OMG! Baby goats jumping about are the cutest!

[@LeonaFayWoodturning]

Omg I could watch them jump about all day! So cute. Well done Anne you are awesome

[@Bergalicious38]

Molly's what milk? I've looked it up and can't find it. Love that double handed milking! That's a pro, right there!

[@AnneofAllTrades]

Molly’s mo milk! It’s great stuff

[@steverich4048]

your baby goats are really awesome such pretty colors and I love the way they " jump and run"

[@64t120r]

Baby goats are so cute. I love watching them hop around.

[@xback40verland38]

God Bless you and your furry Families

[@jennyvikgarcia1075]

Congratulations on your new babies

[@grahammarkhorn]

Goats are such amazing characters......looking forward to seeing how they get on your farm.

[@annettehauler1033]

Oh, Anne thank you so much.

[@allyblair]

Thanks for this video Anne. Baby goats are the most adorable thing to watch.

[@jacq135]

You are living truly a wonderfull life dear Anne

[@Bill.L.Carroll]

Talk about cuteness overload! 😀 Love how they just break out and start bounding all over the place👍 Hell of a busy week for you, you made it out the other side👏

[@beltxabeltxa]

I love baby goats, watch out for them all day, I love to photograph them, you do take good care of these, Thanks

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Great video Anne! Thank you for sharing the little goats with us.👌😎👍JP

[@jean-marclariviere7618]

only one thing to say, Anne you are amazing at everything that you do...thank you so much for taking the time to do those videos for us., be well

[@MoscaWoodworking]

Anne you are really an inspiration, and your lifestyle is very similar to the one I aim for. Hope one day to achieve it!

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome stuff Anne, thanks for sharing all the floof! 🤗👍🏻🐐🐐🐐👊🏻 ...... Funny about Adam, those critters always seem to get his goat! 😉

[@donaldtrabeauxjr5323]

Awesome well one thing for sure they have the best person taken care of them , god bless

[@jackiegammon2065]

OMG! Those baby goats are adorable! Looks like you will have lots of fun watching them around the farm... just love watching them hop! HA! 100 hours of work in 5 days, hope that means that you are taking some time to yourself the next few days As always, thanks for sharing!

[@dalejones4186]

Great video. Bob Goff preached at our church a couple of times. He is a great speaker and easy to listen to.

[@LeonardLocatis]

Tried up when you talked about saving your gots life. That’s part of life I have never experienced.

[@latherookie]

You truly are amazing. Running the farm, woodworking, and going to school to learn a new project. Then being up for days to have "kids". Awesome person you are. And thank you for suggesting Squarespace. Finally a web page designer that I can use and understand.

[@cornflake73]

I always get a kick out of watching baby goat antics they are so cute. I enjoy critters of all types but of course the dog is my first choice. You have quite the homestead, lots of work, but lots of joy too.

[@bernarrcoletta7419]

Anne, cats, and baby goats. What a way to start off the day! I never thought of using audio books while I’m working around the house. Listening while driving was a dismal failure for me. Too many distractions. Thanks for the great idea.

[@pivers01]

So awesome! The timing of this video is perfect. One of my dearest friends goat just gave birth to a kid this morning and my friend got to help with the delivery!

[@bentoombs]

Soooooo cute!! I love how the little ones they're like a constant spring that goes off at any given time for no reason. Lmao

[@reforzar]

So jumpy!

[@daveharrington7500]

Once again Anne it was a very great video. Full of information. To see your interaction with your animals really shows your close relationship to your friends. Dolly had complete faith in you when you were handling her kids.

[@abefrohman1759]

Adam got birthday goats 😁 congratulations on the new babies

[@SlapStuffTogether]

Great work and thanks for sharing. These types of events for a farmer I'm sure are both amazing and exhausting. As I'm watching my sister in law grow her homestead to include chickens and bees, I'm anxiously waiting for my brother to ok her getting some goats, I'm sure it's just a matter of time. She has such a heart for this type of thing and has been really enjoying your videos too. Take care Anne!

[@tayleanruatha]

Challenge accepted! You are joy and an inspiration to watch lady. THANK YOU for sharing and the effort you put into building community in so many ways. Hugs for the one that didn't make it, that's always hard. 😢🤗 I'm also an Audible addict, they are a brilliant platform and deliver a stellar product and service level. Cheers to Audible for coming on board with my favorite channel as a sponsor, my opinion of your team just went up and it was pretty high already. Cheers

[@tonyburelle6633]

Very nice video, how could you not fall in love with them critters?, I think they're lucky to be in your care

[@kellysampson5984]

Hi Anne, looks like you have your hands full !!! Enjoy every moment of it. M. K. S.

[@larrypotts6223]

love the goats

[@joexg50]

Such a super nurse for these baby goats as you are with all of your animals.. U. R. SUPER WOMAN!!!

[@FigmentsMade]

Baby goats!! All the adorable boing! Life just loves throwing more at us when we think we've had enough already, doesn't it? But we bend and get stronger. You've got this! And you also have adorable, boingy, baby goats!

[@malva4838]

Love goats! And such a good mama

[@leol1682]

Love the new Baby Goats .

[@ChristCenteredIronworks]

Makes me miss our sheep and goats we used to raise... Got to busy to keep up with them so had to sell them off. Congratulations on the new additions to the farm

[@anthonynewsome2389]

Sweet x

[@dennisobrien3618]

Baby goats are SO entertaining.

[@stuartmartin3408]

Amazing !!

[@louisnemick1939]

Anne you are a awesome preson.

[@samsam-kt5vg]

congrat's for the new baby😊

[@jamescastle502]

Can we have a video of just the babies playing. Their so cuuuuttttteeeee!!!!!!!! I miss livin on a farm.

[@YISROEL9999]

Sooo Beautiful

[@johntotten4872]

You had me at Baby goats.

[@MrCoffeypaul]

Remarkable!

[@richardbrobeck2384]

cute

[@leebarnhart9725]

I had no idea goats had litters that size! Thought they just had one or two kids at a time. They must be packed in there like sardines! No animal luckier than those born on Anne's farm. This was interesting!

[@Bergalicious38]

Working 9 to 9, what a way to make a living. I'm so sorry five didn't make it. They are so beautiful and bouncy!

[@MissCaecilia]

You are adorable! And this was the best Choice of your life😍

[@AnneofAllTrades]

I think so too :)

[@carljones536]

Awesome video.🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐❤

[@leebarnhart9725]

Isn't life a magical thing!

[@dpofahl]

Love the kids!! So cute!! Random question, what brand are the sweatshirts that you always wear? They look so cozy!

[@2300Kenzie]

Babies are always more trouble than you thought and more wonderful. - Charles Osgood

[@hallenw]

Those baby goats think they are rabbits! So cute!!

[@yvetterobertson2770]

The passing of animals is part of the raising and caring for these wonderful creatures. Hard not to talk about death along with birth. We all deal with this in different ways. Anne, how do you deal with this? Especially after a long, exhausting week.

[@Evilslayer73]

so cute :)

[@jasongreenwood3260]

Baby goats...always cute!! Do you drink the goats milk on it's own? Or only use it for making other products?

[@johnfithian-franks8276]

Hi Anne, It is so nice to see new babies on the farm and to know that they are going to be well looked after and go to responsible people one question though, in the video you say four babies the five babies then back to four. I did not realize that goats had such large litters but is it four or five.

[@AnneofAllTrades]

She had five babies but two of them didn’t make it. Since I filmed this over a few weeks time, the number changed as I was working to revive the two little runts that didn’t make it. Five is definitely unusual. Two to three is more common, four is pretty incredible, five is practically unheard of.

[@johnfithian-franks8276]

@@AnneofAllTrades I am so sorry about the other two babies, I seem to remember about the size of goat litters but haven't any idea why I would need to know these statistics, it just seemed to be in the back of my mind (that is a scary place)

[@swdis00]

So very cute !!!!!! :) Wish i hade the space to do the same. :D

[@timlelapin]

oh my goat ! Those are the cuttest !

[@whazee]

Loving those gorgeous little boings! 😅

[@TeamProsperity]

I like that truck. So Ann, what kind of farm is it? How many acres. 🤣🤣🤣look at those little guys, I love that. Where is your farm Anne?. I take ur married so what does hubby do?

[@AnneofAllTrades]

Thanks! We have an urban farm in Seattle, and have 4 acres but only a little over one is really “farmable.” My husband works in tech. He’s not into the farm or projects, but is super supportive of me doing them (probably because he gets to enjoy all the stuff I make haha). Aside from those details I don’t get any more specific for safety reasons.

[@TeamProsperity]

Anne of All Trades That’s awesome. Of course you don’t want to be too specific, I wouldn’t either but I appreciate your replies and I love to watch your videos. I just came across you the other day and have been watching them 👍

[@andrewbrown8148]

Anne, such a great video~! I'm not a farmer, but I've always wanted to get a couple/few goats to have on my property. What breed are these kids? Is there a breed that you would recommend? Thanks~!!

[@KarlBunker]

0:05: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKeoqnRopbqYhsU LOL; they sure are adorable!

[@stanleyjones2085]

I don't think it gets any cuter than those baby goats hopping around.

[@R2robot]

10:58 did you leave an 'e' out there? :D

[@gilwood7530]

I bet you slept for a week ! New Subscriber ...Great Video

[@santhy9591]

ohhhhhhhhhhhh

[@stanbrown915]

Just wondering if you raise animals as your meat source? If so, is it difficult for you to not think of them as pets. I think that would be challenging. My aunt and uncle were ranchers and some of the animals(Red Brangous cattle) made big impressions on them over the years. You may not know this but some bulls think they can be lap dogs🤣🤣

[@grandn8646]

Hi Anne You said she had 5 babies but I only saw 3 in most of the video, I how they all survived.

[@AnneofAllTrades]

Unfortunately, despite our best efforts, the two littlest ones didn’t make it. Five is an awful lot, so hard as it was, it wasn’t surprising those two were so under-developed.

[@grandn8646]

Awww I'm really sorry to hear that.@@AnneofAllTrades

[@WalterRiggs]

I’d like to request a channel of nothing but your jumping, playing baby goats.

[@sadidiker]

🙌🙌⚘⚘

[@JayWC3333]

Baby goats doo doo doo doo, baby goats doo doo doo doo...

[@icelandviking1961]

What type of goats are you raising?

[@jac1797]

At the end I only saw three babies?

[@TheWannabeBumpkin]

Hi Anne, I know these are introductory videos to showcase the variety of things you're involved in at your homestead, but being passionated by the topic, I would have loved to hear a more in-depth explanation of what you do with your male kid goats. Maybe being close to an urban center makes you able to have them adopted as pets or farm animals, so like you said, you find places for them before they're born, and if your goal is to just keep one goat, that way you control the input. But the reality in most places around the country and world in general that are not densely populated, as soon as there is two or more goats, male kids are sent to be butchered. It's unsettling for some people, part of the harsh reality and consequence of having milk goats for others... Some people just give them to their neighbour butchers, some people prefer doing it themselves after 6 months... Would have liked to hear your take on this subject that is kind of heavy but important if one's goal is to reduce the cognitive disconnect between loving animals, loving using animal produce, loving these little chimpmunk goat kids, but loving the land as well. Sorry that was long, but I find your videos are a great platform to exchange as young farmers. Flo

[@lisagay7271]

Hello,so,beautiful, very,sweet,o.love.thrm.all😎🤩😍😘🤣😆🙄

[@gregorhay7351]

🤘🙂💪👍

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as I say in instagram.,., are beautiful,., carpenter learn greetings from argentina

[@olegryabkov4488]

It is spoken that goat's milk pretty useful for human's health it is so is not it?

[@espjason]

Ahhh not woodworking not for me

[@potatoaim4281]

First

[@2300Kenzie]

You're kidding.