triplet question

Unfortunately we have a doe line that gives us trips sometimes. We have one right now who was a trip when born and when we A/I'ed her the first year she gave us trips. The second year we A/I'ed her we got quads. Man I hope she stops that trend. All I want is 2 big healthy fawns from her. Having said that if you notice she has been A/I'ed each year, and she herself was from A/I. So the question is... how much did the drugs have to do with the number of fawns being born?

Last fall we cut the amount of drugs for her way down to see if we can just get twins instead of trips or quads.

Years ago before we did a/i there was a doe in the herd that was known for giving trips also. So to answer your question as best I can I would say expect trips each year but it shouldn't happen every year if naturally bred.

I had a doe that had twins a couple of times and then triplets after that every year. A guy in the next town had a doe that gave him triplets every year and then her doe fawns had them and then grand daughters did. He ended up having 5-6 sets of triplets every year from this line. Jim

Try putting her in a pen by herself. Less stress and easierfor her to keep track of fawns. Just my 2cets