Sheep Or Goats For Your Homestead?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2019
- Choosing Sheep or Goats for a farm or a homestead? You're searching for livestock options for your homestead? Take it from someone who has spent a good amount of time around both.
TRUTH BE TOLD FROM MY EXPERIENCE: Most goat owners after a few years, usually end up getting rid of their animals.
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*Goat Fence test* - toss some water at your fence, if the water makes it through the other side of the fence then so can your goats. And your goat fence has failed. That is all. 👍🏼😉🤣🤣🤣
LOL! YOU WIN THE PIN! So true!
So true!
>Goats get up every morning and say "how can i kill myself today"?
Haha, that's the funniest thing i've seen in a while!
I have Nubian and Toggenburg dairy goats and they are a completely different animal than meat goats. No problems with fences, getting out. Easy to be around, very personable and we get lovely sweet creamy milk to drink and make cheese.
I'm glad you said this. I was shocked he had such a bad experience with goats, because I grew up on a farm with goats, and we never had ANY of that happen. So I was confused until I read this comment. We had nubians. It makes sense now. Nubians are my favorite type of goat because they're friendly and smart and their milk tastes amazing. Also they didn't have horns, so that probably kept them from getting hung up on things.
I'm looking to get some nubians, for milk and to help clean out the brush at our property. 😊❤
We had goats and chickens when we first started with our homestead 10 years ago. Now have St. Croix Dorper cross meat Hair Sheep.
We love our sheep extremely hearty animals. In the last 3 years only had to help one ewe during lambing. Whereas had tons of issues with kidding from our goats.
Our sheep are poled (no horns) so not needing to pull animal heads out of fences. Was constantly pulling the goat heads out of the fence.
Worming: St. Croix are super resilient to parasites. We have St. Croix ewes and a Dorper Ram. We still get super high parasite resistance with lambs. Goats need to constantly be wormed or the die.
Lambing VS Kidding: Our St. Croix Hair Sheep will usually lamb singles the first time and then doubles or triplets there after. Goats are a crap shoot. Could be singles could be doubles.
If a person is looking to invest in sheep would say look at hair sheep. Not wool. Wool sheep also get parasites up their bums which is why many farmers choose to dag them (cut their tails off) because of their wool and their excrement builds up and increase the chances of an anal parasite. Hair sheep don't have this issue.
Totally agree with you on sheep! Love them and they are much better than goats.
Thank you.
Ur so right I love u
I'm thinking of getting some St. Croix or some Jacob sheep. Love the Jacob, the thought of selling fleeces to hand-weavers. Did wonder if you have your terms confused. I thought that sheep have their tails *docked* which is usually done with elastic while still nursing, within a few days of being born. And that shepherds *dag* their sheep near lambing, which is to mean that they shave their bum region to get rid of accumulated waste, tangles, vegetable matter, and to enable the lambs easier access to the teats. Are you sure of your terminology? They do dock tails because of pests depending on the breed and the region of earth. I don't think it's an 'Anal parasite" so much as fly-strike, which is flies laying eggs in feces in the wool, and then the maggots burrow into the flesh under the wool and eat the animal alive.
Just curious.
Very keen on the idea of getting sheep though. For their personalities.
Didn't mean to give you a thumbs down. Was scrolling through and accidentally hit it.
Good to know. My husband and I are very new to everything. N2T, new to the Law, eating, etc. all while looking to get out of the city. You and your wife's videos are so encouraging and easy to digest. We recently bought wheat berries to grind to make our own bread (any suggestions/recipes?). My husband has struggled with high blood pressure that meds and a modern "medical" suggested diet has not corrected. So, after watching your video where you explained and quoted Psalm 104:15 in regards to bread, a light went off. Man, are we struggling to get it right, but trying our best. Anyways, thanks to your wife and you for all you do to share your wisdom. Greatly appreciated.
This video was hilarious! Thank you for sharing. I think we’ll have to go with hair sheep.
Maybe that’s why Yeshua said He’d separate the sheep from the goats. Goats buck against the system and sheep go along with it. Very good food for thought.
What system? The world system?
T-REX THE DINO : Your battle cry of “racist” for anyone who doesn’t subscribe to your views is absurd and your premises are divisive, hypocritical and inane. This topic is about goats and sheep, not your uninformed views of the world.
@T-REX THE DINO fuck off, they ain't fighting for rights or equality they are fighting for privilege
Brilliant demonstration 💎We're new homesteaders and we're thinking to buy a sheep this summer essentially to eat the weeds that keep invading us. Have a good week!
You are so right! I loved having goats, but not their dancing on the hoods and tops of the cars or trucks. And if there was a tree or plant we wanted to live, they were the first thing the goats would go for if they got out. We learned to fence in anything we needed to protect from the them. We dehorned our goats so never had any kill themselves, thankfully. There was 80 acres for them to roam and you are right, when we first moved there you could hardly travel or see through it. After a few years it was clear as far as the goats could reach. Never had any experience with sheep. At the time we had goats I didn't know there were sheep you could milk, or that hair sheep existed. I never wanted to deal with wool or shearing.
Shearing isn't something I'm interested in. Maybe I'll stick with chicken, pigs or maybe a cow. Them I know.
There are sheep you dont have to sheer. There are hair sheep(no wool). And there are milk sheep!!! Chevre cheese anyone? Oh and sheep milk soap/lotion/shaving cream, etc. Actually better than goat.
Dont get me wrong, goats are beneficial!
@@AsriaDurden5558 thank you for the info.
Lol I've been around both when I was younger and hands down I got goats when I got a place of my own. Lol to each there own
Heather McClure great comment section and making my choice easier for sure
There’s a reason they call baby goats kids.
No, there is a reason why children are often referred to as kids.
Matthew Brown 😂 true I stand corrected
Thanks guys!
two thumbs up! Thanks... from a 'new' homesteader ha ha our nubian was constant trouble so we traded for a boer mix who is less, but they are more interested in cardboard when they are not eating hay/alfalfa.... so they like it when ups and fed ex show up. They spend the rest of the time trying to break into our greenhouse. My friends that have goat successfully fenced have very well built fences and keep the goats fed. I think I see goat tacos in our future and sheep as the new farm animal.
Wow, what kind of devil goats have you been around?!
haha. I have Nigerians, and they are perfectly sweet an wonderful little boogers. Give the BEST milk too! Never have escaping issues, or suicidal issues. They are also MUCH smarter than my sheep, who don't seem to have 2 brain cells between them.
Now, my ram, on the other hand, is a butt-head, and is CONSTANTLY testing me and pushing his boundaries. Had to throw his butt on the ground and sit on him yet again yesterday. None of my goats give me the kind of issues he does.
Yes they love kudzu and it's high in protein, they also like wisteria! 😉 and your right goats, especially billies, are like wild teenagers. 😂 I had a few years ago ,and we even had our Billy get out and sneak into the house get on the kitchen table and he ate a whole pot of spaghetti meat balls and all! What a trip that was!
Thanks I was looking for someone to tell me that.
I have owned teenagers and still do. I can't stand it when the teenagers i own try and test their limits on my homestead. If any of the teenagers i own test me now i put em in their place real quick. You have to be pretty stern to own a teeneager these days
put an electric fence around them
Especially in 2020, owning teenagers got labor intensive like nobody's business. Most teen-owners farm them out to annoy teachers during the day. By the end of 2020 us teachers were both blessed (you put up with *my* child every day, and I had no idea how hard it was!) and then reviled (What do you mean you want it to be *safe* before you take my kid off my hands and deal with him/her daily??? Do you *know* what it is like to put up with them day after day? I'm going to go crazy if you don't start teaching again!)
We live in Missouri and know people who had both sheep and goats. They had to constantly worm their goats or they would die. They also wanted to browse and they had mainly pasture. They love their hair sheep.
love our hair sheep
If they fed the animal properly it wouldn't produce worms, or get diseases . You think God made animals that need constant "worming"? People love to blame man-made diseases on the animal, or nature when its the humans fault.
I've come to find that goats are very specific to the property type that you have. I have a lot of dense eastern NC vegetation. I clear a trail around a couple acre pasture and let them loose. They have no desire to test the fence because their food is inside the fence.
LOL! Yes, true, every word. Yet, I am getting goats for my new property. I have so much brush on my land, there is no way I can clear it. Goats will do the job I need to have done, and I can sell the kids. Would I like sheep? Sure, if I had the pasture for them, but I don't. Right now my land is telling me to do goats.
Yeah, that is about the only excellent reason to get goats. They will do an amazing job.
Add a breeding pair of old spot pigs and you have a ground clearing crew!
Im in the same boat with 22 acres of ozark raw land. Lots of trees and brush. Getting some nubian girls to take care of the brush problem and give me milk (milk/cheese/soap, etc). After i get some pasture established, im getting my grazers...sheep, cow, etc.
Benefits and cons to both sheep and goats
Also growing some tobacco to help keep my stock clear of parasites!
You're Hilariously true about goats and teenagers. I have both types of incredible creatures around me. Thank you
So what you're saying is, get some goats when you need underbrush wiped out and then sell them and raise sheep. Lol
Exactly
I was actually thinking of doing that. We bought a five acre lot where the underbrush is all cleared out and in spring it looks park like, with green grass and nicely trimmed trees. Then we bought the neighboring five acre parcel that had never been developed, and the difference in the two areas is night-and-day. I want sheep, and have been considering some of the heritage breeds that are more prone to eating weeds like St. Croix or Jacob sheep. But starting to think that we might start with a few goats, or even see if, once we fence it in, we might provide some "free pasture" to a herd of goats for a while.
I have a small heard of goats and your right they do ack like teenagers sometimes 😂 here where I live lots of underbrush poison ivy blackberries the goats love them all they help the homestead. Learning goats when I let them roam keeping the leader under raps controls the herd a can of grain shaking around in a can doesn't hurt either lol. I believe both have their purpose on a homestead and in the past where kept together. I want to try sheep one day also
Planning to get some goats in the future, living in a dry region in Northern California with decades behind on tending the land, the family needs help taking care of the brush that has gotten out of control. Lately in certain regions the forest fires have gotten out of control because of the lack of care in maintaining the control of brush. Been looking into getting goats that are at least kid friendly yet able to eat a lot (we've got a large property) and possibly start a cheese business if all goes well. Not certain if we'd keep goats for 10+ years, but enough to clear the brush.
It's funny cause at the same time the neighbors on our property were thinking of getting sheep for the light grazing of weeds (we unfortunately have a lot of that too.) They've had experience with taking care of two goats, easier to manage than some of the stories I've heard of other goat owners, but decided to go with sheep this time around. Don't know if I want to dedicate a certain time of the year to shear sheep though, but I'm sure they would also contribute to the property.
I have both, pastured together(Nubian milk nannies and St. Croix meat ewe/lamb pairs). I have extremely strong fencing, a pair of very capable herding dogs, and, most importantly, stuff to keep the goats engaged. We graze our livestock rotationally, and every paddock has some pretty resilient wild brush, and some giant landscaping boulders from an old quarry. By having a bunch of different vegetation to browse on, rocks to climb and jump on, and a couple of dogs to be wary of, we've never had an issue with goats. However, we do introduce them in a training/quarantine pen, which is meant to teach them about electric fencing while we evaluate their well-being for the first little while. As a result, they're pretty damn respectful of that hot wire.
It could be that we just got really lucky, but our goats have been relatively problem-free.
Right now my father (he's 80, owns the land) is debating me as to whether we want goats or sheep on our 10 acres of mixed pine/juniper forest and meadow. I keep telling him goats are much harder to have than sheep, and some breeds of sheep are more keen on weed control than others (like the Jacob sheep). He keeps worrying that they'll escape and we'll never catch them (the sheep) and that goats would be easier. I try to tell him that he's got it backwards.
He worries because he doesn't want escaping sheep unwilling to be caught. I tell him that if you teach sheep to come at the sounds of treats rattling in a bucket, you'll likely never have to worry about re-acquiring missing sheep.
I've searched "sheep versus goats" on TH-cam and this was the top video suggestion.
Oh thanks lot..I have confusion to get goat or sheep for my daughter as pet..you cleared my way..🙏 follower from India 😊teenager example is best.. no one can clearly explain than this.
Initially we wanted goats but the property we ended up buying has no brush or browse, went ended up with sheep and love them.
I couldn't agree more. Goats are a royal PITA. No such thing as "a goat proof fence".
Regardless of your feeding regimen, once their 'forage' is minimal they start in on your trees' bark. Nothing like a dead/girdled fruit or shade tree, (or ten), to prompt the craigslist ad. JMHO.
Thank you...
We have raised goats before and cannot wait to get some more again. We are not keen on sheep or lamb meat. What we have learned from experience is that if you have just females in a group with higher areas near the center away from the fence, there are not many issues with them getting out. Rotating pasture helps as well as they quickly get bored. The male goats, on the other hand, are a pain, yes and if the male gets out: the females follow.
I kinda love how people who never owned goats are often amazed by them, and then there's you, the experienced farmer talking about the stupid things goats actually do.
I remember as a kid we had some goats. One was a floppy eared female sheep, she was pretty mild mannered if I remember correctly. We had a male, but I just remeber he was stinky and... and... a male goat, lol. Then we had a little billy goat / pot belly goat we named Dingle Berry :D it was constantly jumping the fence and running around.
Growing up we had a dehorned goat as a pet who lived with our cattle never had a problem with him escaping.
My wife got a real good kick out of the "goats wake up every morning and think 'how do i kill myself today'", since she used to do wildlife rehab and has had goats a few times haha
LOL you said "If you own teenagers" .... I own a teenager!!! LOL. good video brother! Yah bless you!
You want to trade ur teen for ours for a while?(just kidding!)😁
Appreciate your opinion, however, our goats have been pleasant and NO parasites! The sheep were stupid and more prone to injury and parasites. Loved the meat from the sheep. I think there is a place for both.
Is cleaning all the underbrush good? Wondering if underbrush is beneficial for certain wildlife?
Yes, copperheads and rattlesnakes appreciate the underbrush LOL
Ticks. Ticks love underbrush. You trying to start a tick farm?
Whitetails.
Hubby agrees with you. We are raising Jacob sheep
Goats are hard on fencing, but they are easier to handle, less timid.
I'm struggling with this very question. I've wanted Nigerian goats my whole life. I'm finally getting to the place where I can start a small herd. But then I thought I might rather sheep because of the wool. I do a lot of knitting and I thought it'd be nice to process my own wool to make yarn. And yet I'm mostly attracted to goats cuz they're cuter and funny. . . but I don't really like goat cheese or milk anyway so....what would be the point besides that I like them? So I watch your video and I'm thinking, maybe sheep is the right choice....but then I read the comments and I'm like...aggh, maybe I should go with what I've always wanted. Ugh. (I have 2 acres of mostly cleared land, though I have some shady spots that just grow vines.)
Aside from the battle of wills in raising unruly goats. I've heard that sheep need to be sheared at least once a year. Does that cost money? Do you do that yourselves or do you pay for that service? I had a friend with a sheep farm in Ohio, he paid someone to shear his sheep so he always had meat, but gave all the wool in exchange for the shearing. So the question becomes, can you raise sheep at a cost that brings value to the meat you harvest? Or can you make a profit selling adult sheep? I think If one can harvest the wool and the meat there would be a benefit, but that requires shearing skills i guess. Anyone have experience with this?
two words...HAIR SHEEP! Our commercial breed we started with required shearing...and it is a true skill believe me. But our heritage breed sheep do not require that task.
We only raise hair sheep for that exact purpose, no shearing, no expense there ;)
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I have goats and I am looking at sheep! I really like them, and I'm doing herding with my border collie and because there so easy to manage that's why I want them. My neighbor says there to skittish and I shouldn't get sheep but that what I want. A animal that will be easier for my border collie to control. Also I just really like sheep lol
Good video
Both here on our homestead
What is better profit?
@@losxmatitas6950 that’s a hard one. Goats for milk hands down but for meat definitely sheep
@@nutmegknoll okay thanks! Yeah i want them for meat! And one last question, what are the top brand of sheep for meat? I dnt know the name of them but ive seen sheep all white or all white but the head is all black, they sale me that type of sheep
@@losxmatitas6950 we raise katadyns which are all white but the ones with the black head are dorper. We are looking to buy a dorper ram to breed to our katadyns
As Joel Salatin said: It takes about 5 years to get used to goats, by the time you get to liking them, all the browse is gone. They’ve eaten everything within reach.
Once I get on property...my goal is goat that to have Both. Nubians for dairy and a Good Goat for it's wool....and of coarse must have chickens.
So balance testing boundaries with dealing with parasites and treatments? Depends on needs and wants really. Just my opinion
Is it harder to milk a sheep than a goat? I understand sheep don't like to climb on milking stands that is why I am asking.
Mine don't like to jump on the milking stand, they prefer a ramp to walk up. However, they were trained to the stand in four days and although they are a meat breed they stood very nicely for me 👍
thanks for the info, and your experience. i have heard that the sheep aren't as hardy, medically as the goats. do you have any thoughts on this? thank you again. GOD bless us all.
The difference between a commercial breed and a heritage breed.
Serious question: Do big dogs not help herd the goats? Or do they test the dogs too?
YES
Thanks for the info. Still not sure what way to go. But we have time. Sadly, we don't like to eat lamb. Other than that and wool what do you do with them?
lawn mowers and sell them and pay property taxes =)
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Awesome informations..
n8ce video
And bottle raised sheep are the best ❤️
I have three wire electric fence I keep my goats in with.
In southeast oklahoma where we get alot of rain you can have a hard time keeping sheep from having foot rot. Goats all the way
I'm thinking about moving to northeast Texas, so I'll have to consider that problem. I've been considering St. Croix hair sheep though. I think they can handle more moisture. The Barbados black belly sheep may handle humid conditions too.
here in navarre they use latxa sheep, they are ugly
Man, I came here because I was reading Matthew ch.25 in the Bible, how God's people are liken to sheep and those of the devil are liken to goats & I just want to thank you for sharing your experience because even though that is a serious topic your video was super informing, entertaining and had me laughing, definetly gonna check out more, thanks
Some people of the world have the physical and temperament of the goats and the others are like the sheep's. (Jacob and Esau)
@@antoniomccoy9451 Reaching on the physical part
@@antoinepetros9336 REALLY? do not goats have a different texture of hair than sheep???
@@antoinepetros9336 is not a goats nature to explore???
@@antoniomccoy9451 Sheep and goats do but youre reaching with that false Hebrew Israelite tip, tryna use it for humans
Great explanation this was why the Bible compares true Believers and Unbelievers as very different and will be separated. Love how they follow the shepherd so cute
Goats sound hilarious. I'm sure it would be fun for the first week haha.
Yeah they funny if you have a sence of humour and patient
You're just convinced me to have sheep
We have owned too many teenagers, and do not recommend it to others. If you have smaller children, you might want to consider trading them for chickens?
Great video. So goats are rebellious against authority, and have no regard for anything/anyone but themselves.
Sheep on His Right, Goats on His Left, finally makes sense to me.
Thanks.
BTW, that beard is starting to look a little 'sheepish' .
Nah it looks more like a goats hair
Thank you 😂 know I can understand a little bit better the parable of the separation of the sheep and goats. The sheep did what His Master wanted, what a beautiful thing. God bless you.
Matthew 25
31 “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, accompanied by all the angels, he will sit on his glorious throne. 32 All the nations will be assembled before him, and he will separate people one from another as a shepherd separates sheep from goats. 33 The ‘sheep’ he will place at his right hand and the ‘goats’ at his left.
34 “Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you whom my Father has blessed, take your inheritance, the Kingdom prepared for you from the founding of the world. 35 For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you made me your guest, 36 I needed clothes and you provided them, I was sick and you took care of me, I was in prison and you visited me.’ 37 Then the people who have done what God wants will reply, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? 38 When did we see you a stranger and make you our guest, or needing clothes and provide them? 39 When did we see you sick or in prison, and visit you?’ 40 The King will say to them, ‘Yes! I tell you that whenever you did these things for one of the least important of these brothers of mine, you did them for me!’
41 “Then he will also speak to those on his left, saying, ‘Get away from me, you who are cursed! Go off into the fire prepared for the Adversary and his angels! 42 For I was hungry and you gave me no food, thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink, 43 a stranger and you did not welcome me, needing clothes and you did not give them to me, sick and in prison and you did not visit me.’ 44 Then they too will reply, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry, thirsty, a stranger, needing clothes, sick or in prison, and not take care of you?’ 45 And he will answer them, ‘Yes! I tell you that whenever you refused to do it for the least important of these people, you refused to do it for me!’ 46 They will go off to eternal punishment, but those who have done what God wants will go to eternal life.”
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there is a place where goat climb olive trees... very interesting..
Nope. Sheep can die pretty easily sounds like. Too much copper sounds nuts. My goats dont get out but I spent decent money on fencing and entertainment and SPACE. I nvr use electric. They dont hv horns. But even if they did the fencing prevents getting stuck. Mutton isnt great, I pref venison. Sheeps milk is only in cheese for some reason? I like the spirit of SMALL goats, theyre like dogs. With a lil bit of cat.
Funny video 😊
Sheep's milk will produce two times as much cheese, for the same amount of milk compared to goat's and cow's milk. This is because it has twice the amount of solids in it. On the other hand, sheep tend to produce less milk per day than a bigger dairy goat.
I have also goat and sheep goat is hitting sheep
I prefer goats there easier to take care of and they browse instead of grazing
Easier?!? I would disagree.
I agree and from my experience they don't just die like sheep.
@@Anamericanhomestead I have both it's just were I live there easier to take care and they do a better job at what we need
Why not both?
Lamb tastes so much better than...goat.
lol, I LOVE goat and cannot stomach lamb. It is definitely a matter of personal preferance.
Interesting thoughts to consider Biblically speaking, the sheep and the goats, My sheep hear my voice and I know them, and they follow me, The LORD is my shepherd, etc.
But don't sheep hit you to the ground? I mean they just wait for a moment that you're not watching them and they attack you
Right?
Rams will .Ewes generally are docile.
sheep produce meat, wool and milk, goats produce meat and milk, but you cant wear meat and cheese.
Yeah but u dont usually drink sheep milk
What does sheep milk taste like?
@@Ethan-wl1yr you dont drink goats milk either, sheeps milk can be used in cheese production, look up manchego.
@@jojoha252 Im not sure what it tastes like as plain milk but I love the cheeses made from sheeps milk which has a sort of "lamby" taste to it, almost a little bit like how the meat tastes but much weaker.
We drink our goat milk and if treated right it taste just like raw cow milk. And you can get goats with "wool". It's called mohair. You can also chasmeire goats it makes wonderful clothes.
LOL, "if you've owned teenagers..."
YAY GOATS! DOWN WITH COWS! Do you sheep supply a lot of milk?
Goats are a fucken head ace if they can drive your dam car they would
I have a ton of poison ivy for sure
I'm getting goat just for them eating it
agreed.. goats are.. by far. a pain in the arss.
Lmao. You just didn't know what you were doing with them
I like goats
why not have both sheep and goats..???
Amen. Goats are trouble.
I've had goats for several years now.....I gave away 6 last spring to a neighbor who uses them for weedeaters! If you have a lot of animals GOATS ARE A PAIN IN THE A $$!!!!! Not worth the time! BEEF CATTLE! !!
idk if this a fact but goat is like a mascot for 666 and sheep is for 888 or 777
Lamb = God
Goats= Lucifer
If a tree falls in the woods....SQUIRREL! LOL,HAHAHA.......
You need to be smarter than what u are working with jmo 😊🎩
goats are over rated =)
OFF GRID with DOUG & STACY lol are they ? They taste real good though , how did you fare with all this snow
@@SunnySlopeHomestead goat meat sells more money per pound by far than sheep
My personal experience is after you get the goats into their routine, AND they trust you. Not only this dude keeps me from getting mastitis and brings me treats, but they see you defending them and help them when things go wrong and save them from DEATH while they are staring death in the face. Then. ONLY then will they trust you and stay where you put them. And that trust will last for generations of goats. Then you only have to worry about bringing new blood into the herd.
Hybrid goat 🐐 & sheep 🐑
Well yes sheep are easier to keep- but what benefits do they offer other than meat? And sheep have to be "kept" safe at all times bcs of predators...so i disagree with this vid bcs he never mentioned the benefits of sheep & was just clearly "anti" goats..... my uncle always had sheep & goats- said they both were a pain for different reasons- sheep for meat/ goats for milk- also he had a 5' hurricane fence around them & kept their horns cut👍 they had plenty of trees to ram & he put a couple of old crap cars with no motors out back for them to crawl on- had their hay in like a giant looking wood bird feeder so they couldn't get in it or on it & only could pull the hay from the narrow slit- it all can be done with not that much aggravation -- i love this channel but i just disagree... 🙂 God Bless
"if you've owned teenagers" hahhaha
I'm sorry you've had a bad time with goats. I have goats and sheep, and I've had three sheep die just in the past year alone. If you look at a sheep funny they'll die. So sensitive. My goats haven't been bad at all. The sheep are so stupid. They're so dumb. That might be why i prefer goats, they're so much smarter, therefore a lot more entertaining lol
So, CR7 is a goat.
lol "owned teenagers'"lol
This is so Biblical. The Lord Jesus said He will set the sheep on His hand and the goats on the left and tell the goats cursed into everlasting fire prepared for the Devil and his angels. I also heard goats bully sheep.