Seth
Chillin' with the herd
We have two nigerian dwarfs and two alpine does. The largest doe (alpine) is bullying the two NDs, and keeping them from the hay feeder. The current hay feeder is a slanted frame with fencing on it. The fencing is small enough that small goats with horns will not get their heads in there, but big enough that the larger goats can still get their mouths in there. At least that's the theory. I'm worried that part of the bullying is that the bigger goats cannot easily get enough hay out of it.
So I am going to build a new hay feeder this weekend. Any suggestions for large and small goats with horns? I'm considering something like this keyhole feeder, but instead of round holes at the top, it would be open above.
Something like this, but indoors:
Any other clever ideas? Is this too complicated and I should just make a simple trough? Do you need this kind of dividers?
Thanks!
So I am going to build a new hay feeder this weekend. Any suggestions for large and small goats with horns? I'm considering something like this keyhole feeder, but instead of round holes at the top, it would be open above.
Something like this, but indoors:
Any other clever ideas? Is this too complicated and I should just make a simple trough? Do you need this kind of dividers?
Thanks!