[Dogwalker]

Mollie had a single girl at 5.30 this evening.
 
She was due last Sunday, thought she couldn't keep her legs crossed much longer.
She wanted to come in from the field when I came home at 1.30 and I spent the afternoon poping in and out to check on her. At 5.oo I walked over to see the new piglets and try to fuss them while they were eating.
As I came back to the yard heard loud bleats and shouts from the goat house and found Mollie straining hard with a fairly blue kid head and one front leg out, the other leg was back and stuck.  Good job I came back when I did.  Sucessfully delivered a big female kid, sucking well and looking good this evening.  And Mollie cleared her supper bucket as usual.

[Bangbang]

Aaaawwww!
Perfect!

[Mammyshaz]

Very sweet  .

[Old Shep]

wow that looks a really big kid! Well done to Mollie and you 

[Marsbar]

Well done to both of you.

Richard

[Penninehillbilly]

That IS a big kid! not surprised she was yelling!
Congrats, worth the wait, esp for a girlie goat 

[tizaala]

Wow , she's enormous, Poor Molly. Well done for getting that one out with those legs , can I suggest raising your fences to double height now to keep her contained.
Brilliant news.

[jaykay]

Excellent    She's a very big and beatuiful kid 

[Bionic]

They both look really well. 
Sally

[lachlanandmarcus]

Super, super kid!!! really lovely and congratulations to Molly :-)))

[Anke]

And a massive udder too... start easing her out now!
 
Have you weighed the kid?
 
Congratulations anyway.

[Dogwalker]

She weighed in at 4.7kg, nearly as big as the two week old triplets.

My nannies are quite small, makes the kids look big.
I think it's the gaps under the fence that will be a problem,one of the triplets was playing with the lambs next door this afternoon.

[countrywoman]

Congratulations to you and Mollie.  Wow, that is a prize-winning girl she has there!

[sabrina]

Shes is a  big girl

[Dogwalker]

Mollie's teats are so big I can't fit my hand round without squeezing.  I'm milking her and feeding back a bottle to the kid and some extra to top up the triplets, their Mum's so thin she needs a bit of help keeping up with demand.

I think Mollie may be the champion milker once she gets going, a litre morning and evening and no where near empty just soft enough to give the kid a chance to get hold.