Damn I wish these goats were close by me, I'd trailer them up and take them out 1 to 2 times a month. I am feeling I need the help. I mean, both knees a giving me problems. I am approved for surgery on my right knee. But somehow I will get through the upcoming season before having it done. Then I can work on getting an updated MRI on my left. I already know that one will be approved too. In short, at my age, this beat-up body could use those goats to keep me out there for more years.
Damn I wish these goats were close by me, I'd trailer them up and take them out 1 to 2 times a month. I am feeling I need the help. I mean, both knees a giving me problems. I am approved for surgery on my right knee. But somehow I will get through the upcoming season before having it done. Then I can work on getting an updated MRI on my left. I already know that one will be approved too. In short, at my age, this beat-up body could use those goats to keep me out there for more years.
Ryan, I was around and utilized livestock in my younger years into my mid 30s, so I am very aware of how benifical livestock can be. I also know comparatively how goats pretty much take care of themselves. To me, the advantages are blantly obvious. But I wrote the above because I know many are in the same boat as Kelly and I. I just wanted to give some food for thought. But this thread has also got me thinking, thanks!One of the main reason I got into them is my buddy Kelly who is 67 can't haul the weight he use too. The goats will extent his years of backpack hunting without backpack hunting. The more I use them the more impressed I am with what they can do.
That’s awesome!
Do they do birthday parties as well?