Sealing metal to wood and galvanized paint
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animalmom
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That foam stuff @greybeard suggested works like a charm, but do trim it well once it is dry as goats will nibble/chew on anything within lip reach.
Also, @Alexz7272, you find the best stuff! Just think what you could do with a junk yard, which is something my DH often says would send me to the moon. Love me a junk yard!
Also, @Alexz7272, you find the best stuff! Just think what you could do with a junk yard, which is something my DH often says would send me to the moon. Love me a junk yard!
babsbag
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And wear gloves when applying it, it gets on your hands and it is a pain to remove
At least on my monitor ... NO goat is to be seen anywhere on the 3 photos ! I see only sheep.
Bruce
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You don't see the 2 goats in the 4th picture? Hmm, you said 3 photos, there is a 4th, don't know why you aren't seeing that one.At least on my monitor ... NO goat is to be seen anywhere on the 3 photos ! I see only sheep.
babsbag
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Weird, there are 4 pictures. Maybe you just block out all goat pictures 
NAH ! I guess that the photo just didn't come through on my computer screen.Weird, there are 4 pictures. Maybe you just block out all goat pictures
Goats taste just GREAT when they come off a pit BBQ . I did goats ( our then 7 year old daughter was thrilled to finally escort a young goat weather to an event as guest of honor) as well as lambs / sheep often for large Business and University get togethers at our place.
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Alexz7272
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@animalmom I would LOVE a junkyard! I'm also always on the lookout for anything that can be re-used. I hate buying things new if I can help it!
@Latestarter Thank you! I did bolt them down with 6 inch lag bolts because I knew those brats, I mean lovies, *cough cough* would be ALL over it as soon as I got it standing up! I am realizing I should've gotten some pictures of of the outside area too, I'll have to grab a better photo after work. Roofing tar is ingenius actually, thank you!
@Latestarter Thank you! I did bolt them down with 6 inch lag bolts because I knew those brats, I mean lovies, *cough cough* would be ALL over it as soon as I got it standing up! I am realizing I should've gotten some pictures of of the outside area too, I'll have to grab a better photo after work. Roofing tar is ingenius actually, thank you!
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Alexz7272
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NH homesteader
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They're so cute!!
