bannerminis
Well-Known Member
Wow what a line up. You are going to be busy and what pretty mares. Cant wait to see these ladies pop out those babies
Maybe one day we'll get set up on Marestare so others can watch. It always helps to have more 'eyes' watching. As far as testing the mare's milk, I used to start testing it when it would get really sticky. But it didn't ever seem to test 'ready' at that stage, so I started waiting for it to change color. I had the old Mother Natures Foaling strips, so I don't know how the new ones work. I have also used the pool strips to test.I love this warm weather but am not looking forward to how hot I feel the summer is going to be when its been this warm already! We mowed our yard and overseeded some grass seed in a few spots since its supposed to rain again this week. I wish you had your mares online so we could watch too! I am soo excited to see some spots!!!
Missy's udder is fairly firm tonight and normally after being out it loosens up but not anymore, so hopefully that means she is getting in gear! Her nipples still arent full but I could express a little fluid and it is starting to get pretty sticky and is still clearish but has that I guess yellowish tint I would call it. Either stage 3 or 4 according to my new Mother Natures Foaling Predictor Kit. Which leads me to ask, at what stage is best to start testing, just when she gets easier to express fluid or ???? I have never tested milk before but decided to give it a try this year, I have always just gone by udder and loosening of the rear. I am just hoping she really is getting ready! She is 320 days today!
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