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Re: inbreeding?

Posted by sandy on May 03, 2001 at 06:25:00:

In Reply to: inbreeding? posted by Pam on April 30, 2001 at 18:26:04:

Pam we raise Boer goats and do not choose to imbreed. BUT of course sometimes nature calls before we expect it and accidents happen. We had a situation last year where my buck got in with his sister and his mother. We thought we would be luck enough and he didn't have time to do his thing. Well he did. Mom's baby is blind and has a very poor ammune system. I call her my little project. His sister delivered a healthy kid. Both had single births. The rest of my goats usually have doubles. best of luck.

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