Goat grazing results after a 2 day move. Goats do excellent work!🐐

Jordan and Noah move the goats after being in this paddock for 2 days. They did an excellent job of taking out invasive species and eating bark off of cedar, maple trees! They’re always happy to be moved!

[@OzziesOddities]

Beautiful out there.

[@dougpeterson5257]

It's not taking long to train the goats to move, but they are slow to go under the fence. That's probably good. They are doing a great job

[@antonhuman8446]

As with pigs Doug. Pigs will under no circumstances cross under a live wire.

[@georgeheller2281]

all your neighbors are gonna want you to clear brush for them. 😆 those goats are awesome at clearing brush!

[@SasquatchBioacoustic]

Training them to cross under a wire could be counter productive. You might be better leaving one end of the wire open and moving them through, then closing the wire behind them.

[@georgeheller2281]

I seen Habig live stock doing it, they run alot of goats and do alot of moves, didn't seem to be a problem

[@WholesomeFamilyFarms]

Yeah I get what your saying. It could be a training way for them to think they can go under wire always but the herd of goats I’ve been running for 2 years I’ve done that way and it seems ok. As long as we keep them full and keep them moving they don’t have a reason to try super hard to get out.

[@antonhuman8446]

Brush Galore.