Don't judge me its just a question!

[cariboujaguar]

If you are going to do that I would HIGHLY suggest some kind of visible physical barrier, goats can be smart and very stupid LOL I see goats hopping out of control screaming 'mah mah mah' like mad LOL

omg I can so imagine that

I say that because I just had a 4 mo old doeling stick her head stupidly through a 'electric net fencing' that premier stuff. She shocked her nose 4 times before she did that then went 'oh I'll just avoid those strings by ticking my head through' see what I mean about smart and stupid? I am standing there getting jolted trying to untangle her and screaming to my husband "Turn off the fence!" I got her untangled and she took off for the barn 'maht maht maht maht' with each bounce... LOL

 

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she took off for the barn 'maht maht maht maht' with each bounce... LOL

Oh, so THAT'S how you spell it!!!!

 

[GrassFarmerGalloway]

she took off for the barn 'maht maht maht maht' with each bounce... LOL

Oh, so THAT'S how you spell it!!!!

 

[CritterKeeper]

ROFLMAO... i can SOOO see them doing that hahahaha

 

[miss_thenorth]

I think it would work, but are you comfortable with them eating everything in that "fenced " in area? When I had goats, they went for the cedars every chance they got, among other things I didn't want them eating. Just something to think about.

 

[taraann81]

Yes I have thought of that. I'm not much of a gardener, the only thing I care about are my tropical canna lillies. I suppose I could fence them off.