I'm not sure that would be a good plan. The fence is just as much to keep predators out as it is to keep the goats in.
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Goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas. School me
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I'm not sure that would be a good plan. The fence is just as much to keep predators out as it is to keep the goats in.
CampingJosh
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I don't think that this would work. Goats aren't as smart as dogs, and they are more inclined to panic running, which I think a shock could trigger. (Full disclosure: I have never owned goats; I just help with the ones that consistently escape from a few neighbors.)
Plus, as Mom said, a fence works in both directions.
Since someone else bumped the thread....
If anyone reading this is interested in getting a llama or 5 - please let me know. My folks are downsizing their herd greatly. They're in west-central Indiana. I can put you in touch.
If anyone reading this is interested in getting a llama or 5 - please let me know. My folks are downsizing their herd greatly. They're in west-central Indiana. I can put you in touch.
All I know about them is they're dumb and tasty.
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CampingJosh
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Lamb and goat are tasty. Llama is OK; I don't think that I would ever order it again. I've never eaten alpaca.
I like lamb. The only goat I've ever tried was "curried goat" at a Jamaican restaurant/buffet and I'm not really a fan of curry, so I couldn't really give it a fair judgement but I'd probably like it.
CampingJosh
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It's what I tend to eat in Indian restaurants. But I do like curry.
I've heard there are different types of curry. It's just that the only ones I've had (not many) all tasted too "earthy" for lack of a better term, for my taste. (That's a nice way of saying it tasted like dirt. LOL) I'd always heard it was spicy, and it's never tasted spicy to me, so maybe I've just tried the wrong kinds.
