The claim is that chickens are the easiest so goats would be harder to raise.Yeah, I'm starting to see some wear in mine. I'm careful. Even slice up apples and am careful not to bite into anything.
We have a chance to get a half Nubian, half Dwarf Pygmy wether from a friend of ours.Would have to find him a friend. He wants to get rid of him as he is pushing his pregnant does out of the feed bucket and stealing their feed.
We have never owned goats before but have been talking about getting a couple of wethers as we have areas in our property that would really benefit from a few goats grazing the brambles and weeds down for us.
Okay, you goat folks, sell me on the idea! He said this goat doesn't eat a lot, is good natured, etc. We have a barn that would provide them with a stall and small pen. We could use hot wires to contain them where we want them to graze along with barbed wire.
How much work can two goats be. Seriously, how much work are they. I know, feet trimmed, wormed regularly, vaccinations....what else?
Frankly we would rather do goats than mow and chop brambles, lol.
Likely quite a bit harder since they are said to be prone to killing themselves!