I love working outdoors. I work on the internet. I moved to the country. I'm moving to a farm. I'm interested in music.  I'm not that interested in sports. I play basketball. I have a goat that's about to give birth. I don't live near a vet. I have a neighbor who has experience birthing goats. I am excited about having baby goats.
I love working outdoors. I enjoy living in the country. Basketball is a hobby of mine. I am short. My dad drives trucks for ups. I am a postman. My mom is Canadian. I am part Canadian. I have a John Deere riding lawn mower. I like to play basketball but don't really watch it. I like to work the farm. I have chickens.  One got picked up by a hawk. I have experience raising chickens and pigs. I haven't been too active lately. I think baby goats are so cute.
It looks like my goat is going to give birth any minute now! OMG! How long does goat labor take? I'd love to see a picture of the baby goat later. It depends on the goat but around 12 hours. I'll definitely send you pictures of the baby goat. Did you replace the chicken that was taken by the hawk? That's so long! I wish your goat luck. I haven't been able to replace the chicken yet, unfortunately. I still can't believe how fast that hawk snatched her. As much as I love being close to wildlife in the country, there are definitely some downsides, haha. Nature is pretty crazy. Do you have much trouble from other wildlife encroaching on your property? Occasionally. The main concern in my area lately has been coyotes. They're getting bold lately, last week I saw one hanging out on my porch. Have you been having any trouble with animals after moving to the country? Just deer eating my plants. Do coyotes attack humans? I have so much learn about country living! The deer can be tough. This might sound weird, but you should try putting out scented candles or soap by your plants to ward them off. I've never heard of a coyote attacking humans personally but anything's possible. I'm sure you'll learn quickly after you move to the farm. Thanks for the tip! I'm sure I'll pick up a thing or two after some trial and errors. I'm hoping to add chickens to my farm. Do you have any advice? My best advice would be to keep it simple. Don't try and hatch eggs right away, start with chicks or adult chickens, and keep your coop simple to start out. Keep them well fed and clean and you should be alright. What do you feed your chickens? And do you get enough eggs to make it worthwhile? They love cereal so much, but their daily fare is mostly leafy greens, corn, and beans. I get about an egg per chicken each day, so it's a pretty good yield for me. I guess it depends on how many people you're feeding