These Are The Ones You Must Watch Out For! l Bummer Lambs & Goat Kids

[@ellenlefavour628]

I love your channel and have learned much from you and share you with others who have goats and/or sheep. I had a second time freshener give birth to two big beautiful kids today. At first all seemed good. Kids were dried off, finding the food source, and she was being the great mom I know her to be. I now have her doeling in with me being bottle fed and kept warm because its cold outside and Tabitha suddenly decided she hated her and was tossing her and making her scream. I have no idea what happened, as she seems fine with the buckling. I hope in the morning they can reconnect and be good together again. The little girl weighs 7.6 lbs, so she’s not struggling. Goats!

[@alvarohernandez9983]

Your videos never disappoint. Always learning from you

[@LinessaFarms]

Thank you, Alvaro. We appreciate you taking the time to leave us a message. We are glad you are learning! We are always learning too. It’s a process and before you know it, you’ll be teaching people as well. 👍🏻

[@cdewey5115]

Everyone who is breeding goats and sheep should be required to watch this video!

[@LinessaFarms]

Thanks for taking the time to leave us such a kind comment, Cathy. We appreciate you and your support.

[@danam5272]

Thank you a million times over! Waiting for my Nigerian to pop :)

[@LinessaFarms]

Thanks and good luck with your Nigerian!

[@littlewrenpastures3692]

Your videos are by far the most informative and helpful videos and have answered many questions I’ve had THANK YOU!

[@LinessaFarms]

Hello, Little Wren! Thank you for watching our videos and thank you for taking the time to leave us a kind message. We are very happy we have been able to help you out. Best wishes to you and your family this spring.

[@Magpie54688]

I live for your videos. Thank you!!

[@LinessaFarms]

Thank you, AJ. We always appreciate your kind messages.

[@kelseykasten2189]

This was a great video!! I can't wait for the next one to come out so I can make sure I'm taking care of my bums like they need. Thank you

[@theBakersonafewacres]

I can't even tell you how thankful I am for this channel and the other forums that you guys provide for information. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@LinessaFarms]

Thanks for the kind message. We appreciate you continually watching and commenting on our videos.

[@spoolsandbobbins]

Us too ❤ 🇨🇦

[@arvivirash5561]

Love your content

[@LinessaFarms]

Thank you, Arvi!

[@nunyabidness181]

I always enjoy your videos and actually have improved my management practices by following some of the advice you have provided. That being said, I have a question about the bucket for bottle babies. I raised 4 this past winter on a bucket that I purchased from premier 1, they all lived and did well. The only problem I had was when it was extremely cold, the nipples froze up (even after I put a heat lamp directly above the bucket) and I had to go thaw them out constantly. Any advice for avoiding this problem?

[@LinessaFarms]

Hello! Nice to hear from you again. There is a bucket blanket available that you can plug in. I will look into this and get back to you. It’s been a while since I’ve seen it. We normally make a small shelter for the babies and put the bucket inside. We hear the shelter just enough to keep it above freezing…. We have a video coming up on shelters as well. 👍🏻

[@spoolsandbobbins]

Tim, your videos are INCREDIBLE! But the thing I appreciate most is your love for your kids and all your animals. Your family is blessed. Thanks for always sharing 🇨🇦 ♥️ 🇺🇸

[@LinessaFarms]

Thanks, Heidi. We appreciate your support and kind words. Best wishes to you and your family for 2023.

[@geralddunn2654]

just had my first ewe lamb, your videos are always so informational that I have to watch more than one time to make sure I get and understand everything. this video is right on the money for any lamb or kid no matter if there bummer or not. still have nine more ewes to go and hoping for no problems but I know your videos are out there to help me just in case. thanks for everything you do, please keep up the good work

[@LinessaFarms]

Thanks, Gerald! Congratulations and good luck on the up coming babies!

[@dawnstonerock4253]

Poor babies. But good info. from a city girl!!

[@kambingsembilankebumen]

how to deal with sheep's weight loss on long trips.?

[@iwantosavemoney]

you said 30 days for bottle baby’s if the lamb is nursing properly how long till I should ween sir. Thank you for your time

[@LinessaFarms]

For a healthy lamb or goat kid the industry standard is 6 weeks. We try not to exceed 8 weeks.

[@iwantosavemoney]

@@LinessaFarms thank you sir