animal, overload of pics

[lacyloo]

yea in that pic, our camera had some issues and messed the picks up

 

[BantyChickMom]

Great pics lacy!

 

[mario2girls]

your fence, around goats,,,,does that really keep them in?
i have a jumper and he is in an inclosed pen right now,,,trying to figure out what kind of fence to use when we do his pen this spring,,,he already went over a 4 1/2 ft fence,,,i like that yours seems very open,,,,but i am surprised they dont go under,,, need some ideas,

 

[lacyloo]

ours is just woven wire fence, "not the best for goats" because they can stick their heads through it. But so far it has kept them in, it is only 4 ft i think but so far noone has jumped out, the best fence for goats is chain link.

 

[Wildsky]

I have horse or field fencing for my horse and goat, he can't get his head through it, but its also only 4ft. If the fence gets saggy - he'll jump it, or if there is anything to give him a little boost. we used taller posts, so if he DOES get over - we'll nail wooden slats across the top between the posts.

so far so good, but the little booger did escape about 6 times already, then we put up new fence and he hasn't gone over that YET!
He makes the fence weak, but rubbing himself along it, he'll scratch his side ALL the way down the fence, leaning on it, then turn and get his other side..... don't need to groom him

 

[lacyloo]

same with our goats wildsky, especially when our pygmy doe goes into heat,

 

[lacyloo]

I love my plum tree thats blooming