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Re: goats are eating my plug wires!
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Posted by rustyfarmall on November 19, 2004 at 07:30:43 from (199.120.81.251):
In Reply to: goats are eating my plug wires! posted by Lynn Kasdorf on November 19, 2004 at 07:14:50:
I have had goats, so I know what you are talking about. The best goat repellent I ever found was a very tall, very tight fence. I think you need to go to the local farm store and buy a few tall fence panels and some steel posts and just build a fence around your tractors, maybe even put an electric fence on top of the panels. Goats REALLY do not like electric fences. If you do not separate the goats from your tractors, one of these days you will find the goats up on top of the tractors playing "king of the mountain". Just a little friendly advice from one who has been there.
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