Goats are more of a climber than a jumper. like anything else proper fencing will keep them in . can't use cattle wire. use horse and goat wire .I don't how they do it but they can get their head through some very small holes. you can train a goat to titter. have to use a chain they will chew through a rope. And Billy goats smell real bad .
I've read, 'if your short on trouble, get a goat.' I'm aware of those issues and this has been a long time coming, not an impuse buy I promise
My mop mutt got a hair cut today... Doesn't even look like the same dog......
Well i gotta go... Getting up at 4:30 for a two hour drive to my doctor appointment...
Goats are more of a climber than a jumper. like anything else proper fencing will keep them in . can't use cattle wire. use horse and goat wire .I don't how they do it but they can get their head through some very small holes. you can train a goat to titter. have to use a chain they will chew through a rope. And Billy goats smell real bad .Wish you could go to the sale where we go and see what they are selling for . and what brings the most . They sell high if they are big goats . not worried about you though you'll sell it when the time comes.
I'm glad you have confidence in me new chain link is being given to me remmember? I'm positive it'll hold em without an issue so longs they have enough space and we watch em. They have a bad habit of standing on a fence to make it sag and so longs I can make sure that doesn't happen, were cool. I'm paying 35$ each, as two n half wk bottle babies. I've looked a good bit these aren't an adorable impulse buy. They're La Mancha pure bred from a dairy, so they'll breed to my milk does, theyre triplet lines just excess boys. They are going to be healthier than something from the stock yard and I'll have their background. plan is to neutur one and keep the other intact so they have company and I can keep them separate of the does so as not too taint the milk whenever I can start some does... Will probly buy the does as bottles from the stock yard I heard last winter they went right with the bull calves for 5$/head
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Another good point...
Nice cool sensible heads are exactly why I asked, so I can't really complain... If I did, it'd be about as pointless as my telling the computer to do what I want, not what I tell it to
Nah, been dead all day.Wow... Slow night again..... Is it Me?
It's okay I can take it..... Tell me the truth.
Seriously guys I do shower.... Dont stay away....
I'm glad you have confidence in menew chain link is being given to me remmember? I'm positive it'll hold em without an issue so longs they have enough space and we watch em. They have a bad habit of standing on a fence to make it sag and so longs I can make sure that doesn't happen, were cool. I'm paying 35$ each, as two n half wk bottle babies. I've looked a good bit these aren't an adorable impulse buy. They're La Mancha pure bred from a dairy, so they'll breed to my milk does, theyre triplet lines just excess boys. They are going to be healthier than something from the stock yard and I'll have their background. plan is to neutur one and keep the other intact so they have company and I can keep them separate of the does so as not too taint the milk whenever I can start some does... Will probly buy the does as bottles from the stock yard I heard last winter they went right with the bull calves for 5$/head
Good point, though I was planning on having everything in writing, to be on the safe side. Drama's still possible with everything in writing, of course, but easier to limit it that way.
Another good point...
Nice cool sensible heads are exactly why I asked, so I can't really complain... If I did, it'd be about as pointless as my telling the computer to do what I want, not what I tell it to
Nah, been dead all day.
Some of my parents friends have La Mancha's, BIG goats, I think their biggest buck is probably about 350lbs and he's still growing.
I'm just saying he's the biggest goat I've seen. No, they're pure, they show theirs.
