What kind of cameras are you using? Are they on wifi and how do you like them? I need some in my barn but don’t have the option for wifi 🫠. Loved the video!
I use Wyze. I love them and they are cheap and easy to install and use. They do run off of wifi though. I know you can use them with a hot spot, but you do need some type of internet connection. I've heard of people using Vosker because it's cellular based, but they are more expensive and I think you have to buy a monthly data plan.
Glad you're enjoying the channel! The majority of our young stock ends up at the sale barn for meat. I do have a few registered does that can produce kids that could compete in the show ring, but nobody is going to win any national shows with them. We used to do a little showing when the kids were younger, but a lot has changed. The type of animal the show ring is looking for isn't necessarily the type of animal that can be profitable in a commercial setting. Raising show stock is a very time consuming endeavor and you have to sink a lot of time and money into it. That's just not the route I wanted to go. I do sometimes sell breeding stock when I have some that I feel are too nice to end up at the sale barn.
What kind of cameras are you using? Are they on wifi and how do you like them? I need some in my barn but don’t have the option for wifi 🫠. Loved the video!
I use Wyze. I love them and they are cheap and easy to install and use. They do run off of wifi though. I know you can use them with a hot spot, but you do need some type of internet connection. I've heard of people using Vosker because it's cellular based, but they are more expensive and I think you have to buy a monthly data plan.
@@goatgettervlogThank you! I’ll have to check them out for sure!
Hello , i just found your channel and i enjoy the content and im wandering if you raise the goats for show or the meat market ?
Glad you're enjoying the channel! The majority of our young stock ends up at the sale barn for meat. I do have a few registered does that can produce kids that could compete in the show ring, but nobody is going to win any national shows with them. We used to do a little showing when the kids were younger, but a lot has changed. The type of animal the show ring is looking for isn't necessarily the type of animal that can be profitable in a commercial setting. Raising show stock is a very time consuming endeavor and you have to sink a lot of time and money into it. That's just not the route I wanted to go. I do sometimes sell breeding stock when I have some that I feel are too nice to end up at the sale barn.
Thanks for sharing. I don't see many people raising Bore goats for mostly meat market. Thanks again.