Great information. The illustrations are very good too. If I walk out in the pasture with a bucket of feed, I end up on the ground with hoof prints all over me...
Thanks! I'm starting a goat grazing business with San Clemente Island goats. They are quite wild and not used to being handled at all. The two oldest does are fine but several younger does and all the kids are freaked out most of the time if I move toward them. I'm also looking at the Trust Technique developed by James French and his partner Shelley. How to be calm in my mind as well as my body and not scare these sensitive creatures.
This is a decent video for NEW handlers with skittish goats. However, most people watching this video have just a few goats and they will not be herding them from field to field or through chutes/headlocks. As usual, take the advice you can use and leave the rest behind for someone else.
It didn’t seem very accurate to me. But I don’t have much need to move flocks of goats. We have to move individuals for 99% of the job, and this doesn’t help with that at all.
So glad I ran into your video. I’ve been a mom goat for six months now, and boy, I could have uaed this advises earlier! THANK YOU!
Wow, thanks for sharing amazing videos.
Great information. The illustrations are very good too.
If I walk out in the pasture with a bucket of feed, I end up on the ground with hoof prints all over me...
Thanks! I'm starting a goat grazing business with San Clemente Island goats. They are quite wild and not used to being handled at all. The two oldest does are fine but several younger does and all the kids are freaked out most of the time if I move toward them.
I'm also looking at the Trust Technique developed by James French and his partner Shelley. How to be calm in my mind as well as my body and not scare these sensitive creatures.
Thank you sir
The information about their herd manners is fantastic. John, please tell me how I can learn more about this topic!?
Thank you! Have you got any recommendations for good books about goat handling? :)
This is a decent video for NEW handlers with skittish goats. However, most people watching this video have just a few goats and they will not be herding them from field to field or through chutes/headlocks. As usual, take the advice you can use and leave the rest behind for someone else.
Me watching this to help train my crazy doe before fair 👁👄👁
1:25 oh. Well I came here cuz I got sheep and I figured they’d be alike in things like this 😂 well ig I’m only learning ab goats then
very nice. show something how to make home chicken bigger.which food to give them
Have 2 female goat 1 likes to come out to see me 9 months how can I get them 2 be more friendly.
That doesn't tell me much. When I think handling, I thinking milking or trimming a fighter
whisperingsage Maybe do your own video?
It didn’t seem very accurate to me. But I don’t have much need to move flocks of goats. We have to move individuals for 99% of the job, and this doesn’t help with that at all.