Posted by Ralphwd45 on January 02, 2012 at 21:57:47 from (216.227.110.4):
In Reply to: GOATS posted by JR FRYE on January 02, 2012 at 16:26:25:
I have been considering Boer meat goats, because of the ethnic demand in this area, and every time,I get memories of goats standing in my apple trees,and cherry treelimbs, like a danged squirrel, and eating the leaves and buds off. I tried 3 milk goats back in the 60s, cause I had children, and lived on just 5 acres. When they didn't get out of good woven wire hog fence, it was because they had their heads stuck thru a fence square, and were stuck till I went and worked their horns back thru. Still like to have some, but have put a lot of money work, and yr's into my fruit orchard.
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