My understanding on it would be that you can walk up to the goat without it running off and you having to chase it! But if you need exercise you might want to get one that doesn't say that!!
i wish my goats were hard to catch sometimes..my husband had the bright idea of giving them pringles the other day, and now they keep trying to get through the window..
when i first got them they were skittish and i couldnt wait for them to like me but now..they wont leave me alone it seems. its almost like they are psychic or something and know if i am leaving or something.
Huh, I would venture to say it means about the same as when people say a *horse* for sale is "easy to catch", "sound", "quiet", etc.... which is to say, it means whatever they want it to mean. Even if they are quite sincere, some sellers have, um, a different relationship with consensus reality than the rest of us do
I would place no credence in those sorts of claims whatsoever. Go see the goat, either you get on well with it or you don't
(edited to add: with horses, dunno bout goats, the phrase "catches easily" [that exact wording] is occasionally used to describe a mare that gets pregnant easily i.e does not have to be rebred in a bunch of successive cycles to get her in foal)
JME (with horses, not with goats specifically but I can't imagine goat sellers are any different than horse or other livestock selles),
i wanted my girls to have babies next year...but i dont think i do anymore. 3 is more than enough for me i think! its odd, the boy is still very, i dont know..babyish acting while the girls seem more adult like, if that makes sense. he still tries to get me to hold him.
yeah goats will eat just about anything..i always heard that the eating cans thing was a myth..but i busted jack trying to get his mouth around a yoohoo can someone tossed into the yard!
Goats will CHEW on anything-that doesn't mean they actually eat it. So tin can eating: busted
Unfortunately, unfixed buck goats among the friendliest creatures on the planet-along with wet dogs.
My goats are junk-food free, but anything that looks like a bucket (including bike helmets!) gets ripped apart for grain.