Red Falcon Ranch

Front Compartment, left to right

Nasal syringe
Bo-Se
Pill container filled with Nolvasan (chlorhexadine) for dipping naval
Two 3 ml syringes with 20G x 1" needle for Bo-Se
Blow dryer
Underpads (large pittle pads for people)
Nutri-drench
Extra cups for milking out colostrum if tube feeding is necessary
Tube for tube feeding
30 ml syringe for Nutri-drench for doe
5 ml syringe for Nutri-drench for kid

Back Compartment, left to right

Old towels
Thermometer
Lubricant jelly
OB sleeves
2 1/2 gallon storage bag (to keep kid dry while submerging chilled kid in bucket of warm water - beware that
too rapid a change in body temp can induce shock, warm kid slowly, never tube feed a cold kid)
Knit sweaters for extreme cold weather from Wal-Mart
Paper towels

Routine goat care at Red Falcon Ranch
AUGUST 15
All goats get:
Bo-Se: 3 cc/100# sq (supplemental selenium/vitamin E, only necessary if you live in a selenium
deficient region, southern MN is selenium deficient)
Be sure to give one month before breeding as Bo-Se can cause temporary infertility.

OCTOBER 1
Does go in with the bucks.

3 WEEKS BEFORE KIDDING
Does get:
CD&T: 2 cc sq

AT BIRTH
Kids get:
Dip navel in Nolvasan (chlorhexadine)
Bo-Se: 1/2 cc sq
Nutri-drench: 4 cc orally, only if they can swallow; otherwise rub on gums
Does get:
Nutri-drench: 30 cc orally
Dewormed

1 MONTH AFTER SHEARING
Pour-on delicer, reapply 10 days later to get newly hatched eggs.

SPRING SHEARING
All bucks, wethers, and unbred does:
CD&T: 2 cc sq

KIDS AT 4 MONTH OLD
CD&T: 2 cc sq
Booster CD&T: 2 cc sq - 21 days later

HOOVES
We trim hooves as needed.

DEWORMING
We deworm as needed based on FAMACHA checking and selective fecal checks.

FEED
Full pasture (no grain) mid-May until mid-September.

When not on pasture, all goats are fed ADM Meat Goat Power medicated 16%
protein complete pelleted feed. The medication added is decoxx to prevent
coccidiosis. The feed also contains ammonium chloride to help prevent urinary
calculi. The feed is supplemented with selemium and copper in addition to vitamins
and other minerals. In addition, older goats that are having trouble maintaining
their condition are supplemented with ADM Fast Fat.

Hay is always available when the goats are not on pasture.

Loose minerals, sodium bicarbonate, and Redmond salt are available free choice year
round.