jills dying

[Andrew Beirne 78]

have a question any information would help do jills actually die if they are not bred from

[Guest norseman]

no its not gospel, but i wouldnt risk it. better safe than sorry

[bobby blackheart 1,209]

pay for the jab

[sam4530s 37]

if they are left in season in dirty conditions they can get infections in the womb and die , by breeding her it brings her out of season .

[The one 8,481]

no but they look rough as feck at the end of the summer

[cameron_d96 0]

The jab only cost me about 4 quid :-)

[The one 8,481]

'cameron_d96' timestamp='1354227673' post='2922966']

The jab only cost me about 4 quid :-)

 

And with jills coming into season 3/4 times a year repeated use of the jill jab can also cause problems

[theferreter 311]

use a vac hob

[The one 8,481]

='theferreter' timestamp='1354228621' post='2923005']

use a vac hob

:yes:

[PETEWINN 5]

Some will die, some won't.

 

They shouldn't need more than 2 jabs a year but normally one is enough.

[joe14 98]

Get them spayed and theyre sorted for life. Much cheaper in long run also.

[cameron_d96 0]

Mine had one jab at the start of last season and never came in again.

[dave1600d 35]

my 3 are spayed,,,,,ad my hobs have had their back wheels totally removed....... no problems for me

[The one 8,481]

'dave1600d' timestamp='1354303611' post='2924073']

my 3 are spayed,,,,,ad my hobs have had their back wheels totally removed....... no problems for me

 

But if they turn out cracking workers and you want to breed replacements from them a few years down the line ? you cant sew the bits back on every methord has its drawbacks

[Country Joe 1,411]

I agree with the one, keep your Jill's whole, and use a vacetomied Hob.

Then if your Jill's turn oot good uns, and you do need a replacement, then you just need to find a good Hob.