Ignore the haters. I hope they never have to experience why your binder is so important. I absolutely love your goat binder and I am beyond thankful for you and your wealth of knowledge that you have taken time out of your days that could’ve been spent with your family and your goats getting snuggles, to share your knowledge with all of us. Without you and your goat binder I would lost so many goats. Their are not enough small livestock vets in our area or the ones we have stay so busy they can’t always get to our farms in time if at all. So ignore those that unfortunately will one day end up wishing they had really watched and listened to you as you were only trying to help others. My herd and myself here at RJ’s G.O.A.T Misfits Farm thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Much love and goat cuddles from Tennessee all the way to Montana
This is the best video I've seen so far, I'm not planning on owning a few goats for a good few years but I want to start saving, prepping and learning now. Thank you for this
Matthew, thats how I got ready for my goats. I spent a good year and a half reading books, watching videos and planning their goat area. These videos Delci is doing are great.
Thank you so much! My grandparents just bought a house with goats and they are giving them to me! I’ve always loved goats but have no idea how to take care of them other than they’re adorable! So thank you again. 😘🥰😍🐐
I’ve put the time stamps under the video and in a pinned comment. I’ve done my due diligence in helping people get around the video too. I’ve also provided a lot of free resources and free courses on how to raise goats in that first 6 minutes. So don’t miss those! LOTS of people have gone through them. 😊
I just got my first goaties. Both are Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats. I ordered your binder too. Your videos are a huge help. Thank you for putting all the info in an easy reference book.
Thanks Delci! This is the first video I’ve seen of yours. I’m only 22 but I dream of having a hobby farm with goats and sheep someday! I like to watch videos about how to care for *various* animals to destress and remember what I look forward to in my future! I’m totally subscribing, it looks like you have so many helpful videos that I can learn from! Thanks 😊
We are getting two goats from my neighbor. He will be our mentor along with your helpful videos. I have my pen done and a shelter. These little lady’s will just be pets.
I just found you and ordered the binder. We have wanted goats for a while and with milk going up to about $200 per month and driving weekly, I figure we can own goats for less or at least not more and no weekly drive. I'm grateful to find all the information I need in a ready made format from someone who really cares about their animals. Thank you.
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Yes, and your goat binder has been indispensable! I picked up my goats the day before it came and have been on a spending spree since. The illness section scared me so bad I started ordering and picking things up all over the place. If I hadn't run into you when I did, I shudder to think what could have happened. There was so much, I didn't know, I didn't know. I am grateful God directed me to your channel. There are scriptures that say the laborer deserves to be paid for there work and they can get the information free just by watching your videos; in my view, the goat binder is offered as a courtesy. I have a hard time sharing videos because so many shut down the minute a product is offered as if that discrets everything. Breaks my heart that it is so hard to get so many peope past that. God bless you & yours and your work.
I do manual trimming, but I also picked up a special Dremel bit that grinds very hardened hoof spots. I bought a couple Saanen to go with my Nubians, and those 2 had rock hard hooves that had over growth on the inner sides. No way I could trim them with hoof shears. Hand rasped them with a file but it was just too slow going. Got the dremel bit, $1.95 and it worked like a dream. So much cheaper than buying an electric goat hoof trimmer too! It took a couple months to get their hooves growing normal again, but now I can use the regular goat hoof shears. I really like your videos, I rewatch some, save some and try to stay up to date with them. You have some very good tips and helpful tools. I’m not super new to goats, but I like hearing, seeing new ideas, and reminders of stuff I sometimes forget. I’m 60 yrs. old and grew up on a farm, loved it and continued on in my adult life here and there. Bought my grandparents farm, in 1993 and made it into a 3 generation farm. Originally my grandparents, gave my parents some acreage, so they are my neighbors, plus my dad is back where he grew up, my 2 boys grew up here, with cows, pigs n chickens and eventually I decided to get back to just goat farming on my property. I’m loving it and so are my parents! I have 1 grandson, that just loves goat milk and goat cheese and being a goat farmer every chance he can.
I just loved reading this! And that you’ve been able to keep the farm alive. Thanks for the tip on the dremel bit! Those hooves can really be tonight, can’t they? 😅
New subscriber, I love your videos! I will be getting my first goats this fall and you are my go to goat channel. They are so educational. Thanks so much. 💖
Ok. So. Some People aren’t happy with my video 😬🤷🏼♀️ Sorry about that! This free information was just trying to help people raise healthy goats. If you don’t want to hear about My Goat Binder, go to 4:28 of the video. But don’t miss out either: alifeofheritage.krtra.com/t/8pfRVvA5o9Za I’m not ashamed to say that over 5000 people have gotten this book already. And it’s been, literally, a lifesaver. Do you know how many emails I get about sick goats? Let’s not let that be an email from you. You can also read the information on my site: www.alifeofheritage.com/farm-living/before-bringing-home-your-first-goat/ (Reading might save you time) You want goats. I fully and happily support that decision. But I also think it’s important to be prepared. And to know what you need to keep goats healthy and happy. I couldn’t go into all the details about every single topic because the video would be hours and hours long. But I could say, “go watch the video about it on my channel”. So, yeah, if that’s an advertisement, I guess it is but I didn’t know how to do it any other way. If you don’t want to watch this video, just start watching my raising goats playlist and get all the information that way. Truly, I was just trying to be helpful. I did not mean to offend by mentioning My Goat Binder or other videos on my channel or by telling my own getting goats story. And...I hope you get your goats SOON and get all the goat snuggles in as possible!! 🥰🐐🥰
Some people complain if you hang them with a new rope. I liked the idea that you offer multiple videos. That way can focus on information you need, or is relevant. For example, I live in Florida, so dont need as much information on keeping them warm.
What could possibly be wrong with your video? I thought it was great and provided some extremely helpful resources. Please don’t let others discourage you. I appreciated the video and am looking forward to watching all the others you mentioned. God bless you!
Ohmygosh. That white goat is so majestic!! My family is picking up our goats in a few days and I’m so nervous. I can’t wait! We’re also getting a ram. Cant wait!
Just found your channel! We are planning to move from the suburbs of California to some acreage soon to escape all the crazy politics here, crowds and high cost of living. I wanted to start a small homestead and include goats, starting very small just 3-5 Nigerians and Nubians. We’ll see where we go from there lol but as basically a city slicker this information is invaluable.. def will be getting that binder soon!!
Delci • A Life of Heritage Haha yes we hadn’t planned to move for a few years but with everything that’s going on we decided to do it a lot sooner and I am very excited! We’ve given some thought to Montana but my husbands SoCal born and bred, I’m not sure how he’d handle a real legit winter lol. I’m hoping to get some registered goats who have good temperaments, conformation and milking ability.. since I’ll be bringing more goats into the world I want to make sure they’ll healthy and sound! This is why we’re starting very slowly :)
That’s an excellent idea! Good quality goats are worth waiting for and working towards! I’m born and raised in Montana and I’m not sure I’m ready to handle cold winters. 😆😩 sometimes they aren’t much fun!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Thank you. We get the new goats in a few weeks. The woman boarding are surviving buck (Predator got in and killed our doelings in November… including my Christmas goat) had an extra surprise batch of kids and offered us first pick. Currently busy with the task of predator proofing. We caught a husky looking dog in the empty pen several times in the last month. Awaiting the OK from animal control to lay out traps.
i am looking for goats and i didn't quite know how much work they are but this video and all the links are all soooo helpful and thank you for all your very much needed help 🐐🐐
I clicked on the first link and your site is extremely overwhelming to me. I was hoping to find the free book you mentioned because I am trying to research and learn everything I possibly can before getting my first two goats.
I’m so sorry it felt overwhelming. That’s definitely not my intent! But I do want to provide as much info as possible to people. The free resource page will have the PDF sheets for goats. And then I do have the free goat courses you can go through as well. vip.alifeofheritage.com has those resources.
I'm glad you mentioned the hoof clipping I'm looking at everything in thought of getting a goat in the future and I didn't think about that is it hard? Do they kick you? Can they feel it like finger nails or like not at all
I just moved to a mobile home on a working goat and sheep farm in W. Tx. I Spring I plan to have just one nanny for making my own feta cheese. I have a great large lot that has sturdy panel metal fencing. I would like to have a few chickens also. Thanks for making these videos, it will help me a lot as my landlord is pretty busy!
PLEASE PEOPLE DO NOT USE THE PREMIER 1 FENCING. IT STRANGLED MY GOAT TO DEATH 4 DAYS AGO. IM DEVASTATED. LET MY SWEET BABY HAZEL SAVE YOUR GOAT. GET REAL FENCING NOT LOOSE FENCING THATS MOVABLE. SHE SUFFERED A HORRIBLE DEATH. I STRUGGLE DAILY TO GET PAST THIS. PLEASE GET RID OF THOSE KINDS OF FENCING. NO ONE EVER WARNED ME.
Thank you for this. My husband came across a great opportunity to get a bunch of free baby goats, and we want to use them as land management animals, I just don't know anything about them, so I found my way here.
Thank you for the presentation I’ve one major concern I’m in East Texas and the rainy seasons are back to back I imagine I’ll need to create a raised paddock area for housing the goats right I just purchased the course as well to study this winter and work on design plans
You need to add into your videos as a "WARNING" goats, mini pigs, bird flocks etc. get addicting lol. We inherited 2 goats from a sister in law after her passing and that began our journey. Billy and Bob. Next came Walter and Kong, then Joe showed up who was suppose to be a doe ( he wasn't and turned into a rescue). THEN Hamilton and Hank, the mini pigs, and have amassed 130+- birds of different breeds. One thing that alot of people don't know about ( info is out there if you look ) but you might be able to get it out faster are LGD. Sadly our GSD who we had for 8 years was not :(
(We live on a farm) My cousin got given a goat for free and he gave her me because it was my birthday and he forgot about it so he just gave her to me soooo I’m watching this video
I wasn't trying to come off negative. I'm new at this. I watched a few videos and all say it's very simple. But as I started watching your video, the 1st 10mnts literally changed my mind on having goats. Seems more then headaches and I don't need more added to my plate. I'm just wanting to raise a little profit, I have 5-6 acres . And instead of just mowing or brush hogging it ,why not put it to use. I figured raise 5- 10 goats for small profit margin and take to auction. I don't eat goats. Or their milk or butter or what not. I tried blueberry goat cheese once and it tasted the same way a urinated straw barn smells and thar was enough for me. So it's just for the auction. I figured 8-9 months get them to weight then sell. If that's possible
@@chasingalaska3997 that’s a good plan! If you’re planning to raise goats long term it is important to know how to keep them healthy long term. Follow any goat vet group on Facebook and you’ll see the heart break of goat lovers trying to save their sweet goats. They are easy if you’re prepared. They are hard if they get sick or you aren’t ready for them. So just get ready. And then they are easy! I’ve had my heart break too, because raising animals means there are difficulties sometimes. Good luck! And many blessings!
Someone either lost or abandoned their goat. Trying to take care of her, and thought about getting another one for a friend. I know very little about taking care of goats. Help!
Literally the exact same situation is happening to me we got her when we didn't have a sense up she follows me everywhere and she can't stand being alone and we've only had her for 3 days currently she's been sleeping in our bathroom but we are getting are fence put up now
❤ I loved milking my goats 🐐 ❤. And the milk was fantastic ❤. I made all kinds of things from the milk. Cheese 🧀. Butter and so much more. And good for your belly too. ❤❤ thanks for this video. My hands gave out so I had to give them up😢. But anyone else looking for a easy milking. Lower cost they are so worth it ❤
Hi Delci, I recently bought some acreage and am preparing for when I have my additional animals. Looking forward to moving so I can get goats, guineas, and chickens! Do you have any tips for keeping them on my property while letting them roam a little in certain areas (so I don’t have to brush cut some areas), but they’ll go back into their enclosed pasture area afterwards? I’m scared they’ll run off or be hard to catch and re-contain in their fenced area. Thanks for all your wisdom and help!
I so want goats for our homestead, lived here for 3 years and have chickens cats and farm dogs, I think nits time to move a head and get a few goats...help
I just got 2 male goats, they are Nigerian Dwarfs. One will eat out of my hand but the other. But they don't let me touch them or give any lovins to them. How do you get them to get there?
When I had my crazy goat, I did put a long leash on her (made sure it was safe so it didn't get caught on anything) and went out and just handled her a lot. Loved on her, brushed her, and milked her. I think the milking was a bonding time for us. With that not being possible for your males, giving them grain on a milking stand or in a special spot, will encourage and help them want to go to that place with you (because they get grain) but if you also brush them and love on them, they'll start to love that too. It just takes time, patience and lots of scratches under their chin 😊 Don't give up! They'll turn the corner and love you!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Thank you so much for the tips, I'm definitely going to give them a try. I'll let you know when things change. 😊 I so appreciate you taking the time to reply to me....you are very sweet!!
LOVED THIS VIDEO!!! I was curious, I have a very well trained mountain curr, 6 years old Would they have any issues together or could I allow them to free roam our property together? Will they form a pack?
I'm not familiar with Mountain Currs. Goats can get accustomed to a dog, especially if they are raised from birth with one. My goats weren't raised with dogs and my dogs don't spend time with them, so when the dogs come around, the goats are on high alert.
Had a goat almost 20 minutes before he left our sight as we talked and then heard brakes locking up. The goat and both my Dalmatians were hit by a church van full of kids heading to church……..
Hi I’m interested in starting to raise goats, I liked & commented & subscribed. Can I please have info on how to get a binder of the goat life like the one you have please?
Wow good thing i chdcked i was going to bring in two dwarf goats but if its that intense scares me. I have a farm with horses dogs chickens and cats but no book 😅if they get sick they go to vet. Lol
Delci question on your Hay feeder, what happens when a very hard rain comes and it gets wet ? I see you have a cover but sides are open. Thank you for your reply. We are in East Geogia and get lots of Rain storms during the year. I can see the Hay getting soaked.....Will it just dry out?
I would personally keep it covered if we had more rain than we do but probably nothing more than I already have. Just this last week I had to uncover the hay in the feeder I use from a big snow drift. They weren't doing very well at getting to that hay lol But I think goats will eat wet hay as long as it's not allowed to get moldy in the process. Don't feed them any more than they need in one feeding though so it will just get eaten before it dries out or is wasted. If you can keep the feeder on a higher spot on your property so that the rain will drain away and not make puddles around the feeder, your goats will be much happier. Goats really, really don't like to get wet, be wet and their feet aren't happy in a lot of wet. I've seen some goat barns where the hay is just fed inside and I've done that in the past but it takes a lot of work to keep the hay from becoming a 4 feet deep mess. But continual cleaning and removing it will help it not be the most arduous and difficult task once a year.
Ignore the haters. I hope they never have to experience why your binder is so important. I absolutely love your goat binder and I am beyond thankful for you and your wealth of knowledge that you have taken time out of your days that could’ve been spent with your family and your goats getting snuggles, to share your knowledge with all of us. Without you and your goat binder I would lost so many goats. Their are not enough small livestock vets in our area or the ones we have stay so busy they can’t always get to our farms in time if at all. So ignore those that unfortunately will one day end up wishing they had really watched and listened to you as you were only trying to help others. My herd and myself here at RJ’s G.O.A.T Misfits Farm thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Much love and goat cuddles from Tennessee all the way to Montana
Thank you so much for this encouragement and I’m so glad you’re enjoying the binder!
So so glad!
I love the little kid riding the goat, hilarious...
She's had so much fun riding this goat! But she's too big now...it's time for a goat cart! 😆
This is the best video I've seen so far, I'm not planning on owning a few goats for a good few years but I want to start saving, prepping and learning now.
Thank you for this
Excellent! I'm excited that you are learning about them now--It will really help you for when you do own them! Good luck! And thanks for the comment!
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Matthew, thats how I got ready for my goats. I spent a good year and a half reading books, watching videos and planning their goat area. These videos Delci is doing are great.
Thank you so much! My grandparents just bought a house with goats and they are giving them to me! I’ve always loved goats but have no idea how to take care of them other than they’re adorable! So thank you again. 😘🥰😍🐐
Ahhh! I hope all is going well with your goats this last year!
I bet you’ve gotten in a lot of goat snuggles! 🥰🐐🥰
Information actually starts at 6:30 for anyone who doesn't want 6 and a half minutes of being straight advertised to.
I’ve put the time stamps under the video and in a pinned comment. I’ve done my due diligence in helping people get around the video too.
I’ve also provided a lot of free resources and free courses on how to raise goats in that first 6 minutes. So don’t miss those! LOTS of people have gone through them. 😊
WOW!!! I'm going to shout this! THE VERY BEST INFO I HAVE FOUND YET ON RAISING GOATS!!!
I can understand how much you love the in your voice/words
Ahhhh! I do love them! 😍
I just got my first goaties. Both are Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats. I ordered your binder too. Your videos are a huge help. Thank you for putting all the info in an easy reference book.
I missed your comment!
I hope all is going well with your goats :) and you!
Thanks Delci! This is the first video I’ve seen of yours. I’m only 22 but I dream of having a hobby farm with goats and sheep someday! I like to watch videos about how to care for *various* animals to destress and remember what I look forward to in my future! I’m totally subscribing, it looks like you have so many helpful videos that I can learn from! Thanks 😊
I love your dream!! That's so exciting! I'm so glad you've enjoyed the information :)
Omg im so glad you have a binder!!! Ordering it immediately!! Im so glad i found your page!!
We are getting two goats from my neighbor. He will be our mentor along with your helpful videos. I have my pen done and a shelter. These little lady’s will just be pets.
I just found you and ordered the binder. We have wanted goats for a while and with milk going up to about $200 per month and driving weekly, I figure we can own goats for less or at least not more and no weekly drive. I'm grateful to find all the information I need in a ready made format from someone who really cares about their animals. Thank you.
It really does make sense for you to own goats and milk them yourself, doesn’t it?
And now with the price of fuel,you’ll save all that too!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Yes, and your goat binder has been indispensable! I picked up my goats the day before it came and have been on a spending spree since. The illness section scared me so bad I started ordering and picking things up all over the place. If I hadn't run into you when I did, I shudder to think what could have happened. There was so much, I didn't know, I didn't know. I am grateful God directed me to your channel. There are scriptures that say the laborer deserves to be paid for there work and they can get the information free just by watching your videos; in my view, the goat binder is offered as a courtesy. I have a hard time sharing videos because so many shut down the minute a product is offered as if that discrets everything. Breaks my heart that it is so hard to get so many peope past that. God bless you & yours and your work.
I do manual trimming, but I also picked up a special Dremel bit that grinds very hardened hoof spots. I bought a couple Saanen to go with my Nubians, and those 2 had rock hard hooves that had over growth on the inner sides. No way I could trim them with hoof shears. Hand rasped them with a file but it was just too slow going. Got the dremel bit, $1.95 and it worked like a dream. So much cheaper than buying an electric goat hoof trimmer too! It took a couple months to get their hooves growing normal again, but now I can use the regular goat hoof shears. I really like your videos, I rewatch some, save some and try to stay up to date with them. You have some very good tips and helpful tools. I’m not super new to goats, but I like hearing, seeing new ideas, and reminders of stuff I sometimes forget. I’m 60 yrs. old and grew up on a farm, loved it and continued on in my adult life here and there. Bought my grandparents farm, in 1993 and made it into a 3 generation farm. Originally my grandparents, gave my parents some acreage, so they are my neighbors, plus my dad is back where he grew up, my 2 boys grew up here, with cows, pigs n chickens and eventually I decided to get back to just goat farming on my property. I’m loving it and so are my parents! I have 1 grandson, that just loves goat milk and goat cheese and being a goat farmer every chance he can.
I just loved reading this! And that you’ve been able to keep the farm alive.
Thanks for the tip on the dremel bit! Those hooves can really be tonight, can’t they? 😅
I have been on the fence for a long while and I am revisiting again, I love this content.
New subscriber, I love your videos! I will be getting my first goats this fall and you are my go to goat channel. They are so educational. Thanks so much. 💖
I am so GRATEFUL FOR This content!
❤ I love goats 🐐 ❤. When I had mine they knew when I was sad. They would hug me.
haha her catching a ride on the goat is so great
Isn’t it just the best? 😍
Ok. So. Some People aren’t happy with my video 😬🤷🏼♀️ Sorry about that! This free information was just trying to help people raise healthy goats.
If you don’t want to hear about My Goat Binder, go to 4:28 of the video.
But don’t miss out either: alifeofheritage.krtra.com/t/8pfRVvA5o9Za
I’m not ashamed to say that over 5000 people have gotten this book already. And it’s been, literally, a lifesaver.
Do you know how many emails I get about sick goats? Let’s not let that be an email from you.
You can also read the information on my site: www.alifeofheritage.com/farm-living/before-bringing-home-your-first-goat/
(Reading might save you time)
You want goats. I fully and happily support that decision. But I also think it’s important to be prepared. And to know what you need to keep goats healthy and happy.
I couldn’t go into all the details about every single topic because the video would be hours and hours long. But I could say, “go watch the video about it on my channel”.
So, yeah, if that’s an advertisement, I guess it is but I didn’t know how to do it any other way.
If you don’t want to watch this video, just start watching my raising goats playlist and get all the information that way.
Truly, I was just trying to be helpful. I did not mean to offend by mentioning My Goat Binder or other videos on my channel or by telling my own getting goats story.
And...I hope you get your goats SOON and get all the goat snuggles in as possible!! 🥰🐐🥰
Some people complain if you hang them with a new rope. I liked the idea that you offer multiple videos. That way can focus on information you need, or is relevant. For example, I live in Florida, so dont need as much information on keeping them warm.
What could possibly be wrong with your video? I thought it was great and provided some extremely helpful resources. Please don’t let others discourage you. I appreciated the video and am looking forward to watching all the others you mentioned. God bless you!
I am super happy you talked about the binder. It is a great resource for first time resources. Thank you.
@@jillianhubbel3644 I really appreciate you saying that and I’m sooo glad it’s been helpful to you!
Many blessings!
How much is this book? Cause everything has a price tag
Ohmygosh. That white goat is so majestic!! My family is picking up our goats in a few days and I’m so nervous. I can’t wait! We’re also getting a ram. Cant wait!
This video helped so much! Best video on goats!
The best video yet! Thank you for being so thorough 🌈😃🤙
Glad you enjoyed it! And I'm so glad you enjoyed my thoroughness 😍😆 Enjoy those goats!!
Thanks for your tips. I’m planning on getting goats but don’t have money for land and stuff rn but I’m saving these videos of yours
I'm picking up my first two dairy goats this afternoon and your video reassured me that I'm prepared (if a bit nervous). Thank you!
This makes me so happy! I'm so happy for you! I hope it all went smoothly!
ooh how are they doing now?
Yes, we need an update!
Just found your channel! We are planning to move from the suburbs of California to some acreage soon to escape all the crazy politics here, crowds and high cost of living. I wanted to start a small homestead and include goats, starting very small just 3-5 Nigerians and Nubians. We’ll see where we go from there lol but as basically a city slicker this information is invaluable.. def will be getting that binder soon!!
This just made my night! I’m so excited for you! A year like this and I completely understand your desire to get away!
Delci • A Life of Heritage Haha yes we hadn’t planned to move for a few years but with everything that’s going on we decided to do it a lot sooner and I am very excited! We’ve given some thought to Montana but my husbands SoCal born and bred, I’m not sure how he’d handle a real legit winter lol. I’m hoping to get some registered goats who have good temperaments, conformation and milking ability.. since I’ll be bringing more goats into the world I want to make sure they’ll healthy and sound! This is why we’re starting very slowly :)
That’s an excellent idea! Good quality goats are worth waiting for and working towards!
I’m born and raised in Montana and I’m not sure I’m ready to handle cold winters. 😆😩 sometimes they aren’t much fun!
Goals, thank u for all this great info
You should read books to kids...perfect voice for children
I’m excited because I’m getting my first 2 goats thanks you so much
I’m so excited for you!!! ❤️
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage
Thanks!!
oh wow I can’t believe you responded
Thank you. For my principles of AG, I will be showing a goat. I need to learn how to care for one, so that I may give it proper care.
So excited for you and your goat journey!
I wish I had found your channel before I got my little herd. Thank you!!!!!
I hope your goats and you are doing well this year!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Thank you. We get the new goats in a few weeks. The woman boarding are surviving buck (Predator got in and killed our doelings in November… including my Christmas goat) had an extra surprise batch of kids and offered us first pick.
Currently busy with the task of predator proofing. We caught a husky looking dog in the empty pen several times in the last month. Awaiting the OK from animal control to lay out traps.
I love how much you love goats
i am looking for goats and i didn't quite know how much work they are but this video and all the links are all soooo helpful and thank you for all your very much needed help
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Play at 1.25x speed.. was magical
lol
Love me some goat magic! 🪄 🐐 💨
I absolutely love your videos, so helpful! Thanks
I clicked on the first link and your site is extremely overwhelming to me. I was hoping to find the free book you mentioned because I am trying to research and learn everything I possibly can before getting my first two goats.
I’m so sorry it felt overwhelming. That’s definitely not my intent!
But I do want to provide as much info as possible to people.
The free resource page will have the PDF sheets for goats. And then I do have the free goat courses you can go through as well.
vip.alifeofheritage.com has those resources.
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Aww, thank you so much! I really appreciate your response and your help! 🥰
wow Deici ! you seem to be so organised ! I am impressed . Thanks for sharing .... I think goats are great pets .
They are the best :)
Thank you Delci for your information God bless you!
She is such a good storyteller.
I know right
We are getting baby goats in March so thank you for the information
Yay!!! I'm so excited for you!!!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Me too
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage is it safe for me to keep my two roosters when I get them?
I'm glad you mentioned the hoof clipping I'm looking at everything in thought of getting a goat in the future and I didn't think about that is it hard? Do they kick you? Can they feel it like finger nails or like not at all
Some goats are more difficult than others. But it's totally doable! And it doesn't hurt them at all 😊
Great video even better description. Not many people put that much work into the description even with millions of subs.
I really appreciate your comment ☺️ thank you.
I just moved to a mobile home on a working goat and sheep farm in W. Tx. I Spring I plan to have just one nanny for making my own feta cheese. I have a great large lot that has sturdy panel metal fencing. I would like to have a few chickens also. Thanks for making these videos, it will help me a lot as my landlord is pretty busy!
I bought the binder and it’s great! Thanks
PLEASE PEOPLE DO NOT USE THE PREMIER 1 FENCING. IT STRANGLED MY GOAT TO DEATH 4 DAYS AGO. IM DEVASTATED. LET MY SWEET BABY HAZEL SAVE YOUR GOAT. GET REAL FENCING NOT LOOSE FENCING THATS MOVABLE. SHE SUFFERED A HORRIBLE DEATH. I STRUGGLE DAILY TO GET PAST THIS. PLEASE GET RID OF THOSE KINDS OF FENCING. NO ONE EVER WARNED ME.
I am so so very sorry!
Thank you for sharing your story to give others something to think about as they pick their fencing.
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we are now getting goats! this was so helpful!
Congratulations on your new (or almost new) goats! Yay! I'm so excited for you! And I'm so glad this was helpful!
Thank you for this. My husband came across a great opportunity to get a bunch of free baby goats, and we want to use them as land management animals, I just don't know anything about them, so I found my way here.
Ah! What fun! I hope all those baby goats have been a blessing to you!
Who needs a horse when you have a goat 😂
LOL right??? 🤣 🐐 👍🏻
I am going to get a meat goat soon do you have any tips for that goat or do you do only milking goats
Thank you for the presentation
I’ve one major concern I’m in East Texas and the rainy seasons are back to back
I imagine I’ll need to create a raised paddock area for housing the goats right
I just purchased the course as well to study this winter and work on design plans
First time want raise some goat , nice voice lady, plus great information, l love this channel, Thanks a lot
Thank you for this! 💕
We just got our 2 Pygmy / Nigerian dwarf goats and I thought we were prepared 😂 naive me
Lol our sweet little goats keep us on our toes don’t they?? Enjoy!
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Any recommended videos on kidding, my goat is about to kid in the next few days and this is my first kidding year!
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Ohhhh how exciting! Congrats! Start with this video! th-cam.com/video/MDTcdapsDbc/w-d-xo.html
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Then this! 😊 th-cam.com/video/_elJ_P8yJzw/w-d-xo.html
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Thank you, will watch them now 😊
You rock, thank you.
Ah 😊 thanks!
I hope you and your goats are doing well!
Very informative video, thank you.
I’m so glad it was helpful! 🥰
Enjoy those goats!
I'm in a nursing home recovering from my stroke. I hVenever had a goat herd. Can I download the goat manual and print it out?
Thx for the advice!
You are welcome! 💪🏻
Enjoy those goats!
You need to add into your videos as a "WARNING" goats, mini pigs, bird flocks etc. get addicting lol. We inherited 2 goats from a sister in law after her passing and that began our journey. Billy and Bob. Next came Walter and Kong, then Joe showed up who was suppose to be a doe ( he wasn't and turned into a rescue). THEN Hamilton and Hank, the mini pigs, and have amassed 130+- birds of different breeds. One thing that alot of people don't know about ( info is out there if you look ) but you might be able to get it out faster are LGD. Sadly our GSD who we had for 8 years was not :(
Loved this thanks
Excellent! I hope when you bring home your first goats, it's just the beginning of a fun adventure for you!
(We live on a farm) My cousin got given a goat for free and he gave her me because it was my birthday and he forgot about it so he just gave her to me soooo I’m watching this video
Excellent! That's a fun story 😊 Enjoy that goat! And good job with your research!
Thank you for this video
You’re very welcome!
I wish you the best with your new goats! 🥰🐐🥰
Hi friend do you have a video on the DYI mineral feeders?
I want to buy your binder but you don't ship to Nigeria. I didn't see Nigeria in the shipping countries. Iis there anyway I can get it?
Crazy on how ,many people want goats
I’m confused at this remark 😆😂🤣
Who DOESN’T want goats??? 👍🏻🐐
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage 😂😂😂😂💪🏻true
Thanks for the insights. How do I get a binder?
I knew there had to be a catch. $$$. I'm sure it's a lot ,and worth every cent, but I'd rather learn as I go. Everyone's experience is different
Just follow the time stamps in the description. It’s that simple to keep learning. 👍🏻
I wasn't trying to come off negative. I'm new at this. I watched a few videos and all say it's very simple. But as I started watching your video, the 1st 10mnts literally changed my mind on having goats. Seems more then headaches and I don't need more added to my plate. I'm just wanting to raise a little profit, I have 5-6 acres . And instead of just mowing or brush hogging it ,why not put it to use. I figured raise 5- 10 goats for small profit margin and take to auction. I don't eat goats. Or their milk or butter or what not. I tried blueberry goat cheese once and it tasted the same way a urinated straw barn smells and thar was enough for me. So it's just for the auction. I figured 8-9 months get them to weight then sell. If that's possible
@@chasingalaska3997 that’s a good plan!
If you’re planning to raise goats long term it is important to know how to keep them healthy long term.
Follow any goat vet group on Facebook and you’ll see the heart break of goat lovers trying to save their sweet goats.
They are easy if you’re prepared. They are hard if they get sick or you aren’t ready for them.
So just get ready. And then they are easy!
I’ve had my heart break too, because raising animals means there are difficulties sometimes.
Good luck! And many blessings!
I am getting goats pretty soon - is your binder updated annually or are things pretty much the same from your original binder?
Great video, thank you for all the info! ❤
Great video very informative.👍
Someone either lost or abandoned their goat. Trying to take care of her, and thought about getting another one for a friend. I know very little about taking care of goats. Help!
I just got my first goat 2 months ago and bred her last month due for my first kidding for 2022 in August or setember
When I was young we were around ranches alot and I remember sheep and goats but also FLEAS, IS This a problem?
I am trying to find the original Goat Life site- with Madolly, Perri Drew, Boonie....?
Literally the exact same situation is happening to me we got her when we didn't have a sense up she follows me everywhere and she can't stand being alone and we've only had her for 3 days currently she's been sleeping in our bathroom but we are getting are fence put up now
Ah 😊 what a sweet little goat. I hope she’s doing well!
❤ I loved milking my goats 🐐 ❤. And the milk was fantastic ❤. I made all kinds of things from the milk. Cheese 🧀. Butter and so much more. And good for your belly too. ❤❤ thanks for this video. My hands gave out so I had to give them up😢. But anyone else looking for a easy milking. Lower cost they are so worth it ❤
Well done !!!!
Thanks 😊
Hope you’re doing well!
I really appreciate you helping us out with this and I would love to get your goat binder but the link doesn't work
Please help me
vip.alifeofheritage.com/my-goat-binder-and-bonus/
That’s the link, hopefully it’ll work!
Very helpful video ❤️ I’m considering getting goats
Can I use wood chips as barn bedding?
We have two little Nigerian Dwarf does (nannies) and Baron Stinky Billy goat...lol our buck (billy).
Hi Delci,
I recently bought some acreage and am preparing for when I have my additional animals. Looking forward to moving so I can get goats, guineas, and chickens! Do you have any tips for keeping them on my property while letting them roam a little in certain areas (so I don’t have to brush cut some areas), but they’ll go back into their enclosed pasture area afterwards? I’m scared they’ll run off or be hard to catch and re-contain in their fenced area.
Thanks for all your wisdom and help!
Yes I’d love to know this as well. Some free roam time would be interesting.
I so want goats for our homestead, lived here for 3 years and have chickens cats and farm dogs, I think nits time to move a head and get a few goats...help
Good information
I’ve heard that goats and sheep are similar, would your recommend the binder for sheep as well?
I just got 2 male goats, they are Nigerian Dwarfs. One will eat out of my hand but the other. But they don't let me touch them or give any lovins to them. How do you get them to get there?
When I had my crazy goat, I did put a long leash on her (made sure it was safe so it didn't get caught on anything) and went out and just handled her a lot. Loved on her, brushed her, and milked her. I think the milking was a bonding time for us.
With that not being possible for your males, giving them grain on a milking stand or in a special spot, will encourage and help them want to go to that place with you (because they get grain) but if you also brush them and love on them, they'll start to love that too.
It just takes time, patience and lots of scratches under their chin 😊 Don't give up! They'll turn the corner and love you!
@@DelcifromALifeofHeritage Thank you so much for the tips, I'm definitely going to give them a try. I'll let you know when things change. 😊 I so appreciate you taking the time to reply to me....you are very sweet!!
@@CoachMarla I wish you all the best! 😊 And do keep me updated!
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I am facing some problems with my goats. Their capacity to kidding is low! How to increase?
Hi!
Good information!
Hi how/ where do I get your goat binder??
vip.alifeofheritage.com 😊
It does help
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LOVED THIS VIDEO!!! I was curious, I have a very well trained mountain curr, 6 years old Would they have any issues together or could I allow them to free roam our property together? Will they form a pack?
I'm not familiar with Mountain Currs. Goats can get accustomed to a dog, especially if they are raised from birth with one. My goats weren't raised with dogs and my dogs don't spend time with them, so when the dogs come around, the goats are on high alert.
Just got my first goat bloated to dead right before i found out you can use a garden hose to fix it.
Our little nanny goats had FIVE BABY GOATS between them 2 wks ago !!! I haven't had goats since I was a kid... (no pun intended...)
Awesome video.
Had a goat almost 20 minutes before he left our sight as we talked and then heard brakes locking up. The goat and both my Dalmatians were hit by a church van full of kids heading to church……..
Oh no. I’m so so so sorry 😢
My heart hurts with you.
Is it possible to leave goats alone while you’re on a trip, like chickens?
Hi I’m interested in starting to raise goats, I liked & commented & subscribed. Can I please have info on how to get a binder of the goat life like the one you have please?
Hello! So excited for you and your plans ☺️
vip.alifeofheritage.com/my-goat-binder-and-bonuses
Wow good thing i chdcked i was going to bring in two dwarf goats but if its that intense scares me. I have a farm with horses dogs chickens and cats but no book 😅if they get sick they go to vet. Lol
We have to call a vet to get any medication here in canada.
Why can I get a binder like yours
vip.alifeofheritage.com/bundle-special-offer
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Delci question on your Hay feeder, what happens when a very hard rain comes and it gets wet ? I see you have a cover but sides are open. Thank you for your reply. We are in East Geogia and get lots of Rain storms during the year. I can see the Hay getting soaked.....Will it just dry out?
I would personally keep it covered if we had more rain than we do but probably nothing more than I already have.
Just this last week I had to uncover the hay in the feeder I use from a big snow drift. They weren't doing very well at getting to that hay lol
But I think goats will eat wet hay as long as it's not allowed to get moldy in the process. Don't feed them any more than they need in one feeding though so it will just get eaten before it dries out or is wasted.
If you can keep the feeder on a higher spot on your property so that the rain will drain away and not make puddles around the feeder, your goats will be much happier. Goats really, really don't like to get wet, be wet and their feet aren't happy in a lot of wet.
I've seen some goat barns where the hay is just fed inside and I've done that in the past but it takes a lot of work to keep the hay from becoming a 4 feet deep mess. But continual cleaning and removing it will help it not be the most arduous and difficult task once a year.
Thank you for your reply....Great information
Hi! I'm wondering if the tips and the binder are made for all breeds of goats?
Yes! All breeds! 😊
I'm thinking about raising goats for my sae project for ffa but I don't have alot of space. do you have any advice??