Wild turkeys and deer both eat acorns. In moderation they will not be toxic to your goats either. If your goats have lots of other choice things to eat, they won't focus on the acorns. I would not say that they would instinctively avoid things that are bad for them, btw...my friend found out the hard way that rhododendrons are poisonous to goats.
ETA: You might consider doing a seasonal pasture rotation between the goats and turkeys if it still worries you that they might gorge on them. The domesticated turkeys may not eat the acorns like you want, but you can count on the wild creatures cleaning them up if given enough time.
ETA: You might consider doing a seasonal pasture rotation between the goats and turkeys if it still worries you that they might gorge on them. The domesticated turkeys may not eat the acorns like you want, but you can count on the wild creatures cleaning them up if given enough time.
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