Kiko Country Ranch

So here is what my numbers are from 2026 and the 5 does I bred , my vision was twins with each doe and all of them happily browsing and frolicking through the pastures . I was supposed to have less kids than I did last year as I had bred 10 does . I ended up with one set of twins , 2 sets of triplets , one quad and one set of quintuplets 💀🖤💀
With the quads came complications as did with the quintuplets. Here is exactly how goats continue to humble me and teach me .
Both events came with a ton of learning beyond what I have ever experienced raising goats . I will do some posts on the quads and quintuplets who by the way all survived. Now I am grateful for the rain we needed so desperately the naps I’m sneaking in to catch up on my sleep and enjoying all these kids 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

As most of you know this is officially my last tiny breeding year . This year again taught me things I had never experienced. Happy moments 🖤along with big tears 💧but that is what happens when you are a producer . Everyone sees the happy stuff and the cute kids , not the heartache or lack of sleep and long hours of doing the best you can ! This was a chapter in my life I enjoyed immensely it taught me to be very humble , love hard , and accept how life is precious and can end when you least expect it . I will do some posts later of my past week ( It was a tough one ) . But here are some cute kids with my cute grandkids 🖤