5 FENCING OPTIONS FOR GOATS

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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    Do your goats need a good fencing option? These 5 fencing ideas for goats may be the perfect fit for you!
    This video will walk you through a few questions you should think about before you set up your fence and then will show you examples of the different fencing options.
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Комментарии • 66

  • @ashfaqkundi735
    @ashfaqkundi735 4 года назад +14

    I am new goat farmer, Your videos are very helpful, thanks

  • @sleepyjohnbrick
    @sleepyjohnbrick Год назад +2

    Every one of your videos is wonderful! Nobody can doubt that

  • @fertiliza
    @fertiliza 3 года назад +1

    I so needed these informations before getting a sheep and a big buck. Thank you.

  • @oscarbear7498
    @oscarbear7498 3 года назад +3

    This lady is so cool, talking about her goats and fencing😄. The dream wife , living the county life.
    Where does a young guy go to meet girls like this?

    • @dawnyoung9898
      @dawnyoung9898 Год назад

      Talk to a pastor. They know all the country girls and what they are looking for. :)

  • @ik_8888
    @ik_8888 3 года назад +1

    Sister is very informative video i am 16 and starting goat farm thanks alot lots of love from pakistan ❤️

  • @StixxonRdy
    @StixxonRdy 4 года назад +4

    This was very helpful. Thank you.

  • @twc9000
    @twc9000 4 месяца назад

    I have old barbed wire and woven wire around most of my property now and I'm thinking of replacing it with one strand of barbed wire or non-electric high tensile wire at the bottom where it will touch the grass and four strands of electric high tensile wire above that. I haven't seen anyone do that yet, but from what I read so far, it seems the 12.5ga high tensile wire will last longer than barbed wire and is easier to install.

  • @urmom908
    @urmom908 5 лет назад +3

    Thanks for the video! Great information! My goats tend to love breaking all kinds of fencing😂 just to tell me I’m 5 minutes late for putting them to bed in the barn

    • @DelcifromALifeofHeritage
      @DelcifromALifeofHeritage  5 лет назад

      Thanks for watching!
      And yes, don’t be late on feeding! 🤣 or putting to bed! They WILL let you know about it!

  • @JerryGDawg56
    @JerryGDawg56 5 лет назад +4

    Thanks for sharing some great options, Delci! Fencing is so important and really should be one of the first planned and implemented portions of a homestead. We have gone with a combination of chain link fencing and 4 panel supported with welded wire. So far so good but we’ll see how it holds up over the long haul. Know that your videos are greatly appreciated!! 🙂
    Also let me add, I would enthusiastically encourage viewers to purchase your goat binder! It is chocked full of great information and spreadsheets! 👏👏👏

    • @DelcifromALifeofHeritage
      @DelcifromALifeofHeritage  5 лет назад +1

      Sounds like you have a good setup! That’s great! And yes, the most important!
      And thank you :)
      You are so sweet to say that!
      I can’t remember if I’ve mentioned this before but I’ve updated the binder too! And added more info. In the next couple of weeks I’ll be sending out the update 😊
      I’m excited about it, I think it’s a great update!

    • @JerryGDawg56
      @JerryGDawg56 5 лет назад

      I will anxiously be waiting!!! Thanks, Delci!!

  • @StillmeadowFarmAndrea
    @StillmeadowFarmAndrea 5 лет назад +2

    We have woven wire with t posts for our goats. It looks the same as you showed, kinda scrunched up from sticking their heads through it, and gets imbedded in the soil. Overall it's worked pretty well for us though! I agree with the wood board fencing as the ideal option, someday I'd like to install the same 😄

    • @DelcifromALifeofHeritage
      @DelcifromALifeofHeritage  5 лет назад +2

      Our woven wire has been great for us too 😊 but yes, the wood would be optimal!

  • @todd1547
    @todd1547 2 года назад

    We spray under fence lines and have no problems with weeds/grass shorting out electric. We spray twice a year, once in the spring and again late summer. We have ten acres with goats and cattle in a five pasture rotation. We use field fence on the exterior fences and electric for cross fencing. A strand or two of barbed wire on top of the field fence will prevent cattle from rubbing. My goat working pens are panels and 4x4 with a box made of pallets.

  • @t.curran8243
    @t.curran8243 4 года назад +1

    Good point about the horns.

    • @DelcifromALifeofHeritage
      @DelcifromALifeofHeritage  3 года назад +1

      Horns can really cause problems! In some cases they are necessary but in our confinement, it makes much more sense to have our goats without horns.

  • @akifalikhan8590
    @akifalikhan8590 Год назад

    How are you speaking, really you are speaking very nice, I like your speaking style.

  • @terrycarefoot4038
    @terrycarefoot4038 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks a very good video. I have pallet pens found them to be the best for me.

    • @DelcifromALifeofHeritage
      @DelcifromALifeofHeritage  5 лет назад

      Pallets are so great aren’t they?? They have been great for us!
      I think if we would have put in wood posts and attached our pallets to them they would have held up better. But I’m so glad we’ve been able to use them up till now!

  • @calsonger925
    @calsonger925 3 года назад +1

    Great video...Glad I stumbled on it. 🤠

  • @janneydeveault995
    @janneydeveault995 Год назад +1

    Thanks you! So interesting!

  • @haleighc1465
    @haleighc1465 3 года назад

    Ye I need help with learning about these because we are thinking about getting some

  • @MikeSmith-uj9tu
    @MikeSmith-uj9tu Год назад

    Put electric fence wire at chest to head level will keep them away from fences I had cedar rail fences worked great with my nubians

  • @mr.doodle7982
    @mr.doodle7982 3 года назад +1

    your information is helpful thanks for
    your information

  • @footballcrazay
    @footballcrazay 3 года назад +2

    Howdy ma'am, that was some useful tips since I'm starting wto expand my goat number,right now i have the Canadian dwarfs ,planning to add our native country breed...will be starting work with 5 feet high cement poles n chain link 2 inches.

  • @carldewitz5239
    @carldewitz5239 3 года назад

    Very helpful thanks We are buying goats.

  • @altafmalik1352
    @altafmalik1352 2 года назад

    Very nice information
    Thank you

  • @TRUMP-vh2fx
    @TRUMP-vh2fx 10 месяцев назад

    Your speaker like English Language Teacher 😊

  • @elisemogler4949
    @elisemogler4949 3 года назад +1

    If you are planning to have kids, can you always leave the bucks with the does

  • @louithefly
    @louithefly 2 года назад

    Cyclone wire 6 foot tall and electric fencing works a treat

  • @DerekPicard
    @DerekPicard 4 года назад +1

    Great video, thanks.

  • @sarahappel4159
    @sarahappel4159 2 года назад +1

    What size squares did your woven wire fence have? 4x4 or 6x6?

  • @insideout8861
    @insideout8861 Год назад +1

    Just curious why you don’t have any stumps etc to jump on for boredom?

    • @DelcifromALifeofHeritage
      @DelcifromALifeofHeritage  Год назад

      They do.
      They have a stand attached to the barn.
      A stand in the middle they sleep and jump on.
      They have 4 tires that are upright at different heights.
      They have the roof of the new feeder I built.
      They have a handful of tires laying down.
      And the old feeder upside down.

  • @ttmoto9754
    @ttmoto9754 3 года назад +1

    We have like 1,5 meter High fence and our goats could still clim over IT and squeze under IT so we had tried electric fence witch dident work either so now we have the normal fence with several strands off electric fence both at the same place and that is the only thing that seemes to work

    • @DelcifromALifeofHeritage
      @DelcifromALifeofHeritage  3 года назад +1

      That’s so good you found out what works! Goats surely are persistent in their desire to get out if they want to!

  • @svetlanikolova7673
    @svetlanikolova7673 4 года назад +1

    that is why I am cementing the poles and adding a very small hole fencing. I am also thinking to add a chicken wire cieling so that they cant get out . I always keep my buck with my girls until the last month of their pregnancy. I see no real need to separate the buck.

  • @jesusa1328
    @jesusa1328 3 года назад +1

    Will goats with horns get stuck in 4x4 woven wire fence squares?

    • @DelcifromALifeofHeritage
      @DelcifromALifeofHeritage  3 года назад

      It’s hard to say. The size of goat to begin with might make the difference but it seems like goats can weasel their way into a lot of situations that we wonder how they got there 😆

  • @genevievegreene1595
    @genevievegreene1595 3 года назад +2

    Would chain link fence work?

    • @DelcifromALifeofHeritage
      @DelcifromALifeofHeritage  3 года назад +1

      Yes! That’s a great option! Definitely one that could be added to the list 😊

  • @ashfaqkundi735
    @ashfaqkundi735 4 года назад +1

    How much higher should be the fence?

    • @DelcifromALifeofHeritage
      @DelcifromALifeofHeritage  4 года назад +1

      ashfaq Kundi
      I would say at least 4 feet or higher 😊 🐐

    • @svetlanikolova7673
      @svetlanikolova7673 4 года назад

      I got goats. They can jump. Make it 6 feet and dont get a fence with large holes. the smaller te holes the better. Goats are great escape artists. Dont underestimate them. The support poles should be cemented in the ground for extra strength. My buck can stand up 5. 7 and he weight 200 lb easy. The ladt thing you need is a goat loose in the mountains or a neighborhood. Trust me, you can be looking for them for hours if you don't train them to go to pasture on exact same spots. Build your fencing right the first time

  • @mitchellbarker9368
    @mitchellbarker9368 3 года назад

    Thanks for the helpful info! BTW, I like the parts of the video where you're not being scripted way better. If I could give one tip, it would be, instead of writing down exactly what you're going to say, just write down the key points that you want to make.

  • @lindawilson5937
    @lindawilson5937 3 года назад +1

    we have 22

  • @lynnhudson838
    @lynnhudson838 3 года назад +1

    Face it, if you have goats, your neighbors have goats, too! 😂😂😂

  • @anandhusethunath2664
    @anandhusethunath2664 4 года назад +1

    Nice place 👍
    mention your location

  • @louismorejohn586
    @louismorejohn586 Год назад

    Loose the music.

  • @FoodFinder1
    @FoodFinder1 3 года назад +1

    You are cute
    From which country?
    Love u darling

    • @oscarbear7498
      @oscarbear7498 3 года назад +1

      Your looking at the American country girl, currently in high demand and a rare breed.
      Most of girls nowadays are city girls of high maintenance, lots of issues, poor quality, typically not good for anything serious in my experience.

    • @NellyeHight
      @NellyeHight Год назад

      @@oscarbear7498 this gave me a good laugh.😂 In a sense, quite true, although I think the country girl is on the comeback!😉