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Thanks. :) I'll probably go out tomorrow even if its dumping. :P My ears are already feeling better, thanks to some home remedies. :)

I'm homeschooled! I have about 5 or 6 weeks of school left then its summer vacation!!!!!

:barnie Of course now that I have everything figured out, I can't go out and remeasure more accurately because I have a terrible earache in both ears and its dumping buckets of water outside.

M'kay! I'll probably do one at the top too, for added height.

Ah yes, GMO free. That search almost never ends! I WAS able to find non GMO chicken feed! DuMor and Noble Goat is available to me, maybe I'll try Noble Goat. (It's a dollar cheaper, too. :P)

Thats elevan and sheepgirl!

That's interesting!

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Ok, thanks! What about the initial deworming when you first get them? Assuming you need too?

M'kay thanks. ;)

:celebrate Yay! How high should the chicken wire be - 2-4 feet is my options. (well, 1' too, but. you know. :P)

Problem is I don't know anyone nearby with a buck!

Ok- my plan NOW is- chicken wire around the whole thing, stretched tight. Electric wire 4-6 inches from the bottom, and 2-4 strands on top of the chicken wire. (Depending on the height of the wire.) I could bury the chicken wire in the ground a little bit, if that would help at all. :hu

:lol: You. Are. Very. Tempting!!!!!!! I have a couple questions now- How much does it cost to breed and what do I need to breed them?

Do you look for worms yourself? I heard of someone on here that looks at the goat poo under a microscope him/herself looking for worms. I think that's pretty interesting. :lol:

Hmmm....Would it work if I put chicken wire (with a strand of electric at goat knee high) about 3-4 feet high, and top with a couple strands of electric? We occaisonally have dogs and coyote to keep out. They will be put away in the barn at night, where the biggest thing that has ever gotten in...

Oh, ok! And by brush, I meant like the kind you groom them with. :)

I look into that. ;) Also, I saw someone who had a 7 strand electric fence that was only about 30" high...and it kept the goats in. hmm...I don't know what to do!

Oh, I didn't think of that! Thanks! I'll look. :)