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Stop it 😢😢😢😢😢.

Free the pack goats they are not your slaves!

Goat wheel drive

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Yes.....how misinformed I was thinking I was going to get rich selling my baby goats. And that they were going to sell like hotcakes.

You’re an asset for all! I’ve been waiting for decades to figure out how to get into dairy goats and make the least mistakes by learning from others. I will probably buy your entire master course and ease into this 🙏👍🐐

Awesome thank goodness for your video ❤😊

We know we're not ready to breed our goats yet. We actually banded our male because his breed is larger than our doe's breed. We followed your instructions in your videos. It went smoothly. He is now a happy and healthy wether. Thank you for walking us through that process. Especially the insight that he might act sucker punched afterward. You made an intimidating procedure accessible. I can't thank you enough for that.

What elevation do you find it?

Thank you Marc, always good advice!

We don't even have veterinarians that will see goats . Even our government vets will not take new clients . Can't get ahold of meds without a vet and can't get a vet to see goats .

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I don’t eat meat, but praise Yah live fine on my ducks eggs and goats milk and cheese. I cook multigrains and add them into my pan duck omelette/quiche, which then eat cold for days. I still eat store bought cabbage and kale, and my stores of homemade kimchi. I have a small garden with wild Everglades tomatoes, purselane, green onions, basil, sweet potatoes, kale (none now) and cantaloupe. Goats can make gardening a challenge and I prefer to spend my time with them than in the fenced off garden/solar panel field. They and the ducks do contribute to making great, rich compost soil though, which the plants do love. I love your channel and share your love for our capricious caprinae companions.

When will your course be ready!? 😁

Would this work for training a goat to stop kicking on the milk stand?

Thanks for the tips. I have a large untrained Nubian milker who needs to go into a van . She is not going to take it well. She is old and stubborn.

Goats and chickens! You have these two animals, you'll eat for a lifetime! I personally like Savanna goats for meat or even Red Boer. I'd love to try Kiko goats! These three are thick and hearty, and provide great yields at the time of processing. You need supplemental food as well. Gardening is good. Potatoes and corn are good for bare storage. Learn to can your other perishable items (ocra, tomatoes, beans, cucumbers etc). Stone ground grits are amazing and are ground up whole corn kernals. Full of nutrients. Nut-producing trees. The cool thing about these animals is they don't require a ton of human interdiction to thrive. Feuit and nut producing trees are great to plant depending on your location.

Ain't nothing saft at Walmart

Fact!!!!

Fruit?

Forgetting about grains as well

Chickens are Gods gift to man. Eggs will sustain you and feed lasts. 5 birds will keep the eggs coming. And you will have no creepy insects in your yard

Both. You need more than just calories. Ask the sailors getting off the ships with rickets and scurvy. I have goats, chickens, pigs, I hunt, fish and forage. A garden and grain patch keeps everyone and every beast alive.

Thank you for your teaching.

Fencing?🧱 I thought fencing.🤺

I pretty much live on my goats’ milk/cheese/yogurt, and my ducks’ eggs. I Praise Yah every day for His provision, and the amazing creatures He created to provide through.

I would love to try goat. I once bought some goat jerky sticks but it had dextrose in it. Had to give it away.

America is buggered

This guy bought the goat package. It has the most goats.

Just like to add there is nothing like the relationship between your goats and you,(their human). Since I believe we were all created, it is as though we were literally made for each other.

I saw your goat flipping video yeears ago, and thought it was very valuable/interesting. I didnt know I never subscribed to you until running across your channel again this last week, I'm so freaking happy I did. Developing that leader/alpha/dominance is very important with dogs as well. Im getting very close to making the move on a homestead build, and at least a couple of pack goats are an absolute must when I'm settled in. Along with your videos, watching Steve on the channel Firebox Stove has shown me how amazing pack goats can be. I will definitely be grabbing your course.

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Beautiful!

Label watching has me skipping meals sometimes which is not healthy, beef is very spendy but very healthy. Hope I never HAVE to eat my packers. Steak for breakfast! Eggs for dinner lol

Man. I love your stuff. I will try to find the full video. I have milk goats, chickens and some Ram lambs to eat. I needed to lambs to teach my goats to eat grass, which they do now. I don’t raise vegetables because the goats have shown me green stuff to eat when I walk them and let them pick all their favorite stuff. It’s not genetically modified seed. It’s ancient vegetables. I watch them and then look up all their favorites. They are edible for humans and the most nutritious of all and often medicinal. I go to the store so rarely now. Mainly to get filtered water.

Wish I had known this long ago

My 6 day old baby goat was rejected by him mom and not sure if she hit him or stepped on him but, he has a hard time walking and standing and sometimes while he is laying he pees or poops himself..not sure what to do.

Yeah, Marc, so many things to watch for. We dam raise our kids, seems like a little less work, but got blindsided by a parasite infestation after they were weaned in the little bucky pen. Little guy had bottle jaw by the time I noticed, called the vet, and we saved the other two. Had a first time mama with a single, biggest newborn I had ever seen, he was strong looked like he was nursing fine, but she had a mastitis going on, I didn't catch it, little guy couldn't get enough, and I lost him. Hard lessons learned, so I watch a lot closer now.

Goat banding

I love Steve on the channel "Firebox Stove" doing lots of camping/catch & cook trips with his adorable pack goats.

New to the channel, do you have plans for the covered feeding troughs? Those look great.

I thought I'd done my research before getting my nigerian dwarf buck and another small mix, they said he was a savanns/? Mix, but who knows. First of all, bought them both at trade days, don't ever do that. Secondly, i knew nothing about urinary calculi in goats, both were bucks. I had their pen all set up, feeders/ feed bought, minerals, baking soda...fell in love with them instantly. 2-3 weeks in, the mix goat was acting a little off. Started researching, decided it was urinary calculi, very serious, started trying to find a vet, bc apparently not all vets treat all animals, was calling around 3 states, took me 2 days to find one. He was only about an hour away. Rushed my baby down there, he agreed, after x-rays, that it was urinary calculi, kept him. Doctored him for 3 days and tells me he's gonna need surgery bc he was filled with calculi, i mean packed. He did the surgery. He wasn't getting any better, long story short i lost him. My heart was broken. Said he most likely was impacted when purchased, i just didn't know. 😢 he also said, in his opinion, goats should only ever be fed hay, and as you said, grass hay not straight alfalfa, maybe a little goat feed now and then as a treat, but very little. The vet was truly amazing, couldn't ask for better service. I still am heart broken and carry the guilt of his loss. My other baby, Gimli, has been on straight hay since then, plus dry loose minerals and baking soda, he's over a year old now and is thriving. I hate that he is alone and in hindsight wish i had gotten 2 does, but....hard lesson learned. He gets tons of attention, but is starting to develope a habit of wanting to butt, I'm sure he just wants to play, but this needs dealt with, the garden hose works, if i pick it up he immediately stops, however it isn't always handy so i figure I'm going to have to flip him. I think it may only take 2-3 times, he's pretty smart lol. Really just wanted to say i appreciate your videos and the knowledge you share, wish I'd found you sooner.

We love our goats, but are not familiar with how to make our lives blend. Thank you for your help!!

I just sweeten with organic maple syrup and a bit of organic vanilla, tastes amazing

Парень одет, как у нас в деревне в России. Я так и думала, что он сейчас начнёт говорить по русски))) 👍

Thank you for doing this series. I look forward to each episode. Are there specific minerals that they need or just an all purpose blend?

Tails wagging the whole way! THANK you for sharing ☺️

This is beautiful! I see so many people keeping their goats in small lifeless, boring enclosures and it makes me so angry. They’re actually very smart and active animals. This makes me so happy.!!!🩶🐐