We had a SURPRISE in the Barn!!

[@judymcintire8061]

Oh my goodness! Cuteness overload!🐑! How exciting! 💖🤗

[@jodieziegler1061]

Congratulations on the new addition to the farm......well done mummy goat 😊

[@melannielang3446]

Thats so cute! When i feel low i come watch your videos. Give me courage to keep fallowing my dream of homesteading

[@VenisonforDinner]

You can do it!

[@lisavandyke8833]

Awe he’s so cute! 🥰 Congratulations! I love how gentle all your children are with all the animals! Good job!

[@VenisonforDinner]

Thank you!! 😊

[@melissamurphy1569]

Congrats on your little buckling!!🤩

[@breahnalawrence6725]

Your quarterly shopping is goals right there. We are slowly wirking towards monthly right now, storage space/system is my biggest challenge. Hobbs is adorable.

[@VenisonforDinner]

You can do it!

[@rachelpotter2247]

Awe congratulations on little little arrival of the little boy. Now Amos will have his goat milk he needs. Great video as always...

[@stressfreepaperchase3215]

Talk about a priceless moment. 😊👍

[@riverunner9978]

Soooooooooo funnnnnyyyyy oh my god so sweet!

[@EskimoInAlaska]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 So cute!!!!! You're the best!

[@winkieandleah]

I love your excitement!

[@jennifermacdonald8675]

Congratulations! We also had kids last night. Blaming it on the full moon 🌝

[@missybyrd8468]

Lol I am cracking up at your reaction.

[@brianmartin7964]

sour dough noodles... sounds yummy...

[@brook387]

Kate, which tums were those that you were using to prevent milk fever? I have a doe due to kid on Tuesday who had milk fever bad the last time she kidded. Haven't had a chance to get to the vet to get the calcium borogluconate yet (he's 1 ½ hrs away). Thanks!

[@VenisonforDinner]

just the basic normal ones is what I was told.

[@suehinson1629]

I try to leave some kind of comment, whether I have anything to comment or not because of the "internal workings" of this platform. But this comment is going to be the most random one I have ever made and maybe y'all have ever received, after this point. 👉 I need to thank you so much for weighing the newest edition on this vlog! Reason being, my mom has or had a fish scale identical to yours and a picture just doesn't jog her memory, so now you have given me a "demonstration video" to show her that I hope will help her remember it and where it might be so she doesn't have to hunt another one to purchase. She needs it on hand to weigh her smaller animals and dogs for correct dosing of natural health additives to their diet to keep their health at a steady healthy level. So thank y'all, wish me luck! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I will be 50, April 19th and I live in the US, North Carolina is my home state. Even though our climate and land are seemingly "worlds" apart, I learn something new from you weekly and multiple things some weeks. Just know you are appreciated and loved. You and all your family members are a total joy to watch. And again, Meg from the "Hollar Homestead" is where I learned of you. I'm still happy to thank her for the introduction! ❤😇 Have a great day and God bless.

[@VenisonforDinner]

Im so glad you told us this story! You just never know where your actions will take you or someone else. I hope you mom can find the scale. Thanks for subscribing and enjoying what we do!

[@suehinson1629]

@@VenisonforDinner Thank you! I'm heading to see her today and I will be showing her the video and I will let you know the outcome. Say a little prayer 🙏! Hope you're having a great day. God bless.

[@kimmieguidry]

Thank you

[@HHeirloomIA]

🙆‍♀️congrats! Nut would've been cute too...Hazel + Nut😜

[@danielafurlan322]

Do you have Azure Standard over there in BC, Canada???? That baby goat is adorable.

[@terrywilliams3372]

Kate, are you originally from the states? Or have you always been in Canada?

[@VenisonforDinner]

Always been in Canada.

[@terrywilliams3372]

@@VenisonforDinner glad I came across you channel. I think you are awesome. And you can do so much. And share great info and stories. I wish I could do a lot of the things you do.

[@sararussell6182]

If you take the baby away from mom to bottle feed and it's still getting down to freezing at night you will probably need to bring him inside at night in a kennel or tote. Baby goats don't handle the cold as will as calves and without other goats to cuddle with he might not make it. I have lost a baby goat from cold at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and the 2 I saved took hours to warm back up to a normal temp and became house bottle babies. I don't know what your weather is now, just wanted to warn you. Congratulations on your first baby goat.😁

[@fionar1656]

How cute! But why did you take that buckling kid away from its mother to bottle feed it? Surely you could've bonded with it, without taking it away from its Mummy. It would be much better, healthier for that buckling to be dam raised by its mother unless there is something wrong with its mother. Poor thing being taken from its Mummy.

[@paularunyan8588]

When a kid is born during extreme cold, they can't be just left in the cold.

[@VenisonforDinner]

For a few reasons the kid lives beside the house and spends a lot of time inside. It's too cold out we didn't have a safe way to put a heat lamp in where the momma goat is. Momma goat provides enough milk for her kid and for Amos. Which is the reason we have goats in the first place.