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Re: OT: Can You Run Sheep and Goats Together?
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Posted by jdemaris on March 28, 2005 at 19:50:49 from (209.23.31.249):
In Reply to: OT: Can You Run Sheep and Goats Together? posted by Russ(NC) on March 28, 2005 at 12:00:06:
I've had my sheep and goats together for years with no problems. I've got Tennessee Fainting Goats and Lincoln sheep. Goats tend to stay together in their own pack as do the sheep - but there's never been any fighting. I've got one big goat buck (not big by African Boer standards though) and he has huge horns - but has never used them. Only run-ins we've had at all are with young sheep rams - when they first get "rammy" they go around trying to knock over anyone and everything. In your case though, I don't know. I've heard Boer bucks can get nasty (other than the smell).
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