I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
Several of my TH-camrs have commented about the price of goats and sheep. One of them lives in Canada and their prices are just as high if not higher. My Uk TH-camr hasn't mentioned it , yet ! Glad that were able to take advantage of the high prices. I'm not looking forward to the meat prices in the coming months. Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe. May God continue to bless you and your family.
Yeah I bet the price at the grocery store us already going up. I have 4 more goats that will be ready in 1-1/2 months hopefully I do as well on them. Thanks for watching Margie.
Thats good money for goats. We are going to get into raising them but I’m not sure if they will sell at that price here in Canada. Over all, you did great on that sale. Way to go!! Talk to you later. Have a great day.
Great video! It's been nice to see the price for goat meat this high. I think it will continue to climb due to the lack of producers that can supply the demand.
I want to say figure about an average of 15 to 20 a lb hanging weight + butcher fees. I actually was thinkiing if goats could bring about that price consistently i could just not sale barn the males i get and roll out meat packs. (when i get the farm right which means about 100 goats giving about 200 meat goats and 100 or so dairy doe girls giving tons of milk. Lets say a goat weighs about 120 lbs so 50 or so hanging weight so maybe 700 to 1k a goat for meat if that calculation is right. My only fear is the lack of customer/clients wanting goat meat over cow/pig. Also i undercut total avg weight a goat might be and undercut hanging weight at 50% when i hear about 55-60% also.
All aspects of agriculture are money spinning if one does the right thing. Agriculture and farming will continue to be a bog deal as long as food continues to be a big deal. Food is essential for good health and wellness. This is how farming will continue to thrive.
Good hobby money and glad you guys are safe as I saw a video at a Walmart in Norman, Oklahoma of hails falling through the Walmart roof in golf ball size.
Thanks for the helpful breakdown! I know prices have fluctuated since you originally posted this, but they're still in a relative ballpark, for my area.
Great Video, I am looking into getting into goats. I have some land that is loaded with cedars, so I want them to clean up the land and make it easier to clear the land of weeds, brush and cedars.
We had goats when I was a kid. They eat anything! Lol! My dad would move them around the property 3 times a week. They’d eat all the poison oak, poison Ivy and kudzu. Didn’t faze them a bit.
Howdy howdy!!!! So glad to see another video popping up from you guys :) Love what you're doing with your goats, thats awesome- hoping for much goat success for you guys this year and to come :)
@@FowlerFamilyFarm We did the same thing this year too, I got one of my last years, 8 mo. old, highest ranking bucks in with a new heard we just purchased this year. We shall see how it turns out. Keep em coming I Love the Content!!
@@jaywelch3434 thank you very much. We have actually enjoyed sharing here on TH-cam the farm/homestead community is awesome. We have a completely different type of video coming out this evening let me know what you think. Its different then farm stuff for sure.
I like the way you do things. But I think you work too hard catching your goats. I put up some gates in my barn and feed them everyday in yhe same place,so they are super easy to catch. You are younger than me and I don't run as fast.LOL. keep up the good content!
How much meat can be sold in a store from a 40 pound goat? Cattlemen are thinning their herds due to the drought and high grain prices so beef will be a lot more expensive next year so maybe profits for goats will go up if you don't have to buy feed!!
Yeah I think your right on all of that. I sold my goats this year early or at a smaller size just to take advantage of the good price. Next year might be even better.
You should take natural honey for your allergies has to be from flower’s in your area I’ve have been for years and haven’t had a problem with my allergies 🤧 takes about 6 weeks to start working
I move the goats that are in my premier 1 fence about every 2-3 weeks. My goats in the 3 acre pasture I don’t really move, they move around in there enough and I only have 7-8 in there right now. In my area we mainly have Bermuda and it takes 21 days to recover but you would need to research what your main grass is in your area
not bad pricing, i mean goats can bring some good money in for you. IN the process of building my herd of rag tag mix of goats and sell off probably the lesser wanted ones and keep the triplet birthing does.
So, it sounds like it isn't cost effective to buy five or ten very young kids, feed them for a few months and then take them to the meat market. It sounds like I would lose money that way. Did I hear all that right? Buying a young kid from a goat farm would probably cost me more than what I would get later at the meat market.
Hi, thanks for your video and thanks for the breakdown! So, when you say you have no money in these goats, do you mean that you’re feeding them for free?
New Subscriber: You didn't state how much money you put into them for 4 1/2 months. Would be interested in knowing if all of it is worth it after you deduct all of the costs! Thank you!
I'm fascinated of rainsing goat and sheep I had good experiance in my mother country but now I lived in Canada hope,I can do this again ,I love you video ,it encourage me, please how much the price of a small goat
new subscriber here. At this facility you are selling graded goats on the hoof is that right? Will you find out later carcass weight, etc? In TN where I live if your animals go to a terminal market, not sale barn, they don't have to be tagged but we don't have a meat sale close.
Hi from Philippines we have small herds here and every animal is worth money except the old rams. We cant eat them or sell the meat because of the smell. Would it work if we desexed the ram and kept him for a while till he stopped chasing does and washing him regularly?
We have 4 nannies and had a billy given to us...we had 8 kids born last February during the Texas Snow Storm...we sold to individuals way cheap...first time and no clue as to what they go for...we have a new young billy and do not want kids born in February again...but guess we need to check out meat processors as opposed to barn auctions?
I have video about 8 months or so ago about my experience at the Purcell Barn Auction. Not a good experience. I will sell to individuals or processors for now on
That’s what I was thinking. I’ve never heard of goat meat. I did some research. Apparently goat meat is popular in many cultures around the world but since American culture is highly influenced by European customs, we tend to raise and consume more beef, chicken and pork. We use goats as tools more than we slaughter for meat. It is a growing industry though and apparently goat can be a bit pricey since it’s such a niche and small production.
Love your video bud!! New goat farmer here. Just bought our first 2 goats today (both dairy). Wondering if we can check what prices are in the Missouri area when we sell kids.
Thats a good question. These goats were born on my farm so I didnt buy them but I did but about $75 in hay and $150 in grain to geed out the mommas. But I haha another sale several months later where I sold 4 more boys. No additional cost. I also had 3 females to add to next years breeding season.
The electrified fence is called Premier 1 and is awesome I have a video on that as well on my channel. My property fencing is goat and sheep fence which is a 4x4 square opening metal fence it comes in 330foot rolls
WHEN MAKING RETIREMENT PLANS, AN LIVESTOCK IS GOOD BUT HAVING PASSIVE INCOME IS MORE CRUCIAL. Big ups to everyone working effortlessly trying to earn a living while building wealth. I'm 40 oand my wife 34. We are both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no debts. Currently living smart and frugal with our money. Saving and investing lifestyle made it possible for us this early even till now we earn monthly through passive income.
I prefer Selling to individual at my place .. I sell them . $ 200 dollars all Day long and don’t have to drive 45 minutes.. but we all see things different way …
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
@Adelinde-Isabell That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well
@Adelinde-Isabell I will give this a look, thanks a bunch for sharing.
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I like the fact that you explain all the details with evidence, Respect. Love for animals, Love for meat💪
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Chickasha is the place to take them. They did good and the price was great. It’s a good time to be in the goat business
Yes it is. Is this weekend good for you
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Just noticed almost 600 subs !!! Congratulations 🎉
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Several of my TH-camrs have commented about the price of goats and sheep. One of them lives in Canada and their prices are just as high if not higher. My Uk TH-camr hasn't mentioned it , yet !
Glad that were able to take advantage of the high prices.
I'm not looking forward to the meat prices in the coming months.
Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe.
May God continue to bless you and your family.
Yeah I bet the price at the grocery store us already going up. I have 4 more goats that will be ready in 1-1/2 months hopefully I do as well on them. Thanks for watching Margie.
@@FowlerFamilyFarm
Myke @Our Okie Homestead would like to know where the livestock sales are.
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Y'all have a good day on the Fowler Family Farm 🚜
Thanks Sam you have a great day as well
Thats good money for goats. We are going to get into raising them but I’m not sure if they will sell at that price here in Canada. Over all, you did great on that sale. Way to go!! Talk to you later. Have a great day.
Thanks Tony and Joanie.... this price isn’t normal for our area but I took advantage of it. Thanks guys
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New goat owner here just got 2 Nigerian dwarfs yesterday. Thanks for the insight ,every bit helps.
👍 have fun with the goats and hood luck.
Awe man you already know I got hood luck hahaha
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I’m around chickasha. The people that own that sale are good people.
Yes they are… they do a great job I’ve been back a few times since this video and they are friendly.
I'm around the miami ok area any ideas on finding a meat market not having good luck tracking 1 down?
So happy to see your goats are not so obnoxious. Looooove auctions.
Knock on wood Katherine. We do have those days though
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Great video! It's been nice to see the price for goat meat this high. I think it will continue to climb due to the lack of producers that can supply the demand.
I agree with ya… hopefully next season I have more to sell
I want to say figure about an average of 15 to 20 a lb hanging weight + butcher fees.
I actually was thinkiing if goats could bring about that price consistently i could just not sale barn the males i get and roll out meat packs. (when i get the farm right which means about 100 goats giving about 200 meat goats and 100 or so dairy doe girls giving tons of milk.
Lets say a goat weighs about 120 lbs so 50 or so hanging weight so maybe 700 to 1k a goat for meat if that calculation is right. My only fear is the lack of customer/clients wanting goat meat over cow/pig.
Also i undercut total avg weight a goat might be and undercut hanging weight at 50% when i hear about 55-60% also.
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Very profitable day! Keep up the good work Mike.
Thankbyou guys I appreciate it. Thanks for watching as well
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All aspects of agriculture are money spinning if one does the right thing. Agriculture and farming will continue to be a bog deal as long as food continues to be a big deal. Food is essential for good health and wellness. This is how farming will continue to thrive.
I agree with ya. The more I learn about all this farming and agriculture the more I can benefit my family and my community
God bless your family and farm.
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Good hobby money and glad you guys are safe as I saw a video at a Walmart in Norman, Oklahoma of hails falling through the Walmart roof in golf ball size.
Yeah that was the storm that came through our town as well
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Hello nice video but I want to join you how can join you i mean I want to do business with you all
I wish those market prices were everywhere. We can’t get more than like 1.60/lb here in Arizona. We really hope to relocate soon!!
Prices here have gone back down a little but still higher then we are used to seeing. Thanks for watching
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Thank you or the transparency and honesty bruh. I will subscribe
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Thanks for the helpful breakdown! I know prices have fluctuated since you originally posted this, but they're still in a relative ballpark, for my area.
Thanks for interesting content. I sure didn’t know the price of goats was that high!
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I love what you do, great job you can always scale up as you go, it is a bit demanding bit worthwhile
Great Video, I am looking into getting into goats. I have some land that is loaded with cedars, so I want them to clean up the land and make it easier to clear the land of weeds, brush and cedars.
They will certainly make you job easier
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We had goats when I was a kid. They eat anything! Lol! My dad would move them around the property 3 times a week. They’d eat all the poison oak, poison Ivy and kudzu. Didn’t faze them a bit.
Yeah they love to eat just about everything.
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Howdy howdy!!!! So glad to see another video popping up from you guys :) Love what you're doing with your goats, thats awesome- hoping for much goat success for you guys this year and to come :)
Thank you guys for supporting us... we need to stick together and grow together.
Aww man…little Berta couldn’t get better died this morning such a tough little goat wife’s heartbroken.
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That sounds like a really good price for the weight. You done good.
Yes we got a great price…. Probably wont see that price again for a while. The second sale was a little worse price but still really good. Thanks Earl
just found you folks while watching creekside maples i like your channel so i subed. have a great day.
Yep same here i subd as well
@@FowlerFamilyFarm thanks
Greetings from Australia…..came over via eddy family….looking forward to seeing what you are up to …..and get to know you all…./
New subscriber. Enjoyed it thaks for having me
Thanks for coming over we appreciate it check out some of our older stuff and let us know what you think
Good morning glad you got a good price
Good morning Gail, yes a very good price. Thanks for watching and have a great day
ENJOYED THE VIDEO! 👍🏻 THANKS FOR SHARING!
Thank you
Sounds like you got a good deal. GOD BLESS Y'ALL
Yeah when I shot that video the price of goat meat was really high. Probably won’t see that price again for a while
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Pretty good deal. Your collab partner has me worried about getting into goats. Says they are hard to keep alive at times.
Our only issue is babies at times bit so far this year we are good
Depending on the goat's condition, I heard a goat can sell anywhere from $1.50 to $5.00 per lb. right now.
Yep.... mine came close at 4.4/lb. Thanks for watching Ed and thanks for commenting as well.
Way more now up to $12 a lb at the auction in Ripley West Virginia
@@Pickleoffroad 👀👀👀👀👀 im in spencer wv first time kidding i have 5 so far i have 2 more bout to drop any day now
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must be nice, my auction just sells per head avg price is around $80 for a 80-90 lb goat so maybe $1-$2 per lb
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excellent to see your vids..
stay well💙
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Great Job, Prices are going to stay up there for awhile!!!
Yeah I think so as well. My Breeding season this year is gonna be late tho (new young Bucks)
@@FowlerFamilyFarm We did the same thing this year too, I got one of my last years, 8 mo. old, highest ranking bucks in with a new heard we just purchased this year. We shall see how it turns out. Keep em coming I Love the Content!!
@@jaywelch3434 thank you very much. We have actually enjoyed sharing here on TH-cam the farm/homestead community is awesome. We have a completely different type of video coming out this evening let me know what you think. Its different then farm stuff for sure.
I like the way you do things. But I think you work too hard catching your goats. I put up some gates in my barn and feed them everyday in yhe same place,so they are super easy to catch. You are younger than me and I don't run as fast.LOL. keep up the good content!
Thank you…. I dont feel young. Yeah there are better ways to do things for sure. Thanks for watching we appreciate
Great video! Are you going to the meet up in a couple weeks?
Thank you... no I already had plans for that weekend. I wish I could go.
How much meat can be sold in a store from a 40 pound goat? Cattlemen are thinning their herds due to the drought and high grain prices so beef will be a lot more expensive next year so maybe profits for goats will go up if you don't have to buy feed!!
Yeah I think your right on all of that. I sold my goats this year early or at a smaller size just to take advantage of the good price. Next year might be even better.
A lot more ethnic markets lately that will eat sheep and goat. Some demand there I suspect.
You should take natural honey for your allergies has to be from flower’s in your area I’ve have been for years and haven’t had a problem with my allergies 🤧 takes about 6 weeks to start working
We are getting. Wes this fall and gonna try our hand at making honey
How often do you move your animals? Daily? Weekly? How much rest do you give each pasture area?
I move the goats that are in my premier 1 fence about every 2-3 weeks. My goats in the 3 acre pasture I don’t really move, they move around in there enough and I only have 7-8 in there right now. In my area we mainly have Bermuda and it takes 21 days to recover but you would need to research what your main grass is in your area
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Not a bad day at all you did well brother
Yes the first sale was a little better then the second one but they were both good. Thank you for watching
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What breed of goats do u keep? Do u know any farmer that sells boar goats or savannahs?
not bad pricing, i mean goats can bring some good money in for you. IN the process of building my herd of rag tag mix of goats and sell off probably the lesser wanted ones and keep the triplet birthing does.
I’m subscribed brother, I’ll see you at the next Chickasha sale.
I’ll be going back to Chickasha in about a month and a half
Good video ❤️.
After how many weeks do you castrate male goat ?
Most people band or castrate at 8-12 weeks but honestly i do it earlier 4-8 weeks. But I only Band goats I don’t castrate them
@@FowlerFamilyFarm thanks for the information.
Fun video. I’m new, from Eddie Fam Farm.
So, it sounds like it isn't cost effective to buy five or ten very young kids, feed them for a few months and then take them to the meat market. It sounds like I would lose money that way. Did I hear all that right? Buying a young kid from a goat farm would probably cost me more than what I would get later at the meat market.
Hi, thanks for your video and thanks for the breakdown! So, when you say you have no money in these goats, do you mean that you’re feeding them for free?
Awesome you got more per lb than I did
Yeah i wonder why the weight was really close.
Great video quality, subscribed to your channel.
Thank you very much. Appreciate it👍
New Subscriber: You didn't state how much money you put into them for 4 1/2 months. Would be interested in knowing if all of it is worth it after you deduct all of the costs! Thank you!
Love from Pakistan this bussiness is profitable
Hello thanks for watching yes goats can be very profitable. do you raise goats yourself?
@@FowlerFamilyFarm yes
Hey there I'm new to the channel and was wondering how the goat prices are currently? Thanks for making quality video
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Enjoyed watching the video Mike 😊
Thanks Randy
Sounds like you hit the sweet spot on weight. Great job
So nice video ,I love this job I have experience of 12years
Yes goats are great thanks for watching we appreciate it
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for watching we appreciate it.
Pretty good deal on those goats!!
Yeah thats the best Ive seen. Thanks for watching.
I'm fascinated of rainsing goat and sheep I had good experiance in my mother country but now I lived in Canada hope,I can do this again ,I love you video ,it encourage me, please how much the price of a small goat
Small goats in our area go for 150-300
Just subbed to you today came over from eddy family farm
Thanks for coming over John we appreciate it check out some videos and let us know what you think
@@FowlerFamilyFarm thank you for your service and love very thing you are doing so far..I'm a navy veteran how is 62 years old from Illinois
Wow i love goats they are so cute.
I just subscribed and learning about goats that i didnt know..
Thanks for subbing and we have plenty of goat videos
new subscriber here. At this facility you are selling graded goats on the hoof is that right? Will you find out later carcass weight, etc? In TN where I live if your animals go to a terminal market, not sale barn, they don't have to be tagged but we don't have a meat sale close.
Thanks for subscribing Jim. On this video I took them to a meat company for slaughter and here in Oklahoma They have to be tag for this sale.
Good video is that an auction were the public can buy or is that a buying station???
Thats a buying station. We took an additional 4 goats about 45 days later and still got a decent price but not as good as this price per pound.
@@FowlerFamilyFarm What is a buying station?
Hi from Philippines we have small herds here and every animal is worth money except the old rams. We cant eat them or sell the meat because of the smell. Would it work if we desexed the ram and kept him for a while till he stopped chasing does and washing him regularly?
It could possibly help yes. But it is always best to do that before six months old. But the old ram you’re talking about was probably your sire
@@FowlerFamilyFarm yes he's going to be tuff eating he's an old ram but don't want to waste the meat even if it's for sausages.
@@stanbattle7436 yeah sausage would be good for an older Ram
So awesome! Thank you for sharing !
Thanks for watching
Good job,,God bless you.
Just subbed! Checking out your goat info. Thanks!
Thanks for coming over where are you in Oklahoma
@@FowlerFamilyFarm way over in the SE corner. Stones throw from Arkansas and Texas
Gotcha… we love the Broken Bow area. We are in Pauls Valley
Hi sir would love to bring my 3 kids for a farm tour I live in new York please let me know thanks my dream is to have a farm like yours in the future
We have 4 nannies and had a billy given to us...we had 8 kids born last February during the Texas Snow Storm...we sold to individuals way cheap...first time and no clue as to what they go for...we have a new young billy and do not want kids born in February again...but guess we need to check out meat processors as opposed to barn auctions?
I have video about 8 months or so ago about my experience at the Purcell Barn Auction. Not a good experience. I will sell to individuals or processors for now on
Who buys them? Like are most US goats being processed and the meat shipped overseas?
That’s what I was thinking. I’ve never heard of goat meat. I did some research. Apparently goat meat is popular in many cultures around the world but since American culture is highly influenced by European customs, we tend to raise and consume more beef, chicken and pork. We use goats as tools more than we slaughter for meat. It is a growing industry though and apparently goat can be a bit pricey since it’s such a niche and small production.
Love your video bud!! New goat farmer here. Just bought our first 2 goats today (both dairy). Wondering if we can check what prices are in the Missouri area when we sell kids.
You can check the regional goat per pound price for your area, or call your local coop sometimes they know what the last meat price
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Love these videos
Thank you
Right now in Newyork city we pay $10.50 per pound for lamb meat 🍖 in local stores
Wow!!! $$$
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Jesus is there with you he watching over all believers. Making provisions where they can be made. May God Bless You.
What state your farm? Your farm is very nice and very good price. Keep it up.
Oklahoma. Thanks
Where is your farm located? Are you willing to sell goat meat individually?
Goats looking great
Thanks Marshall
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Enjoy looking at the animals 🐐🐈🐈⬛🦮
How much is your estimated net on $873.20?
Thats a good question. These goats were born on my farm so I didnt buy them but I did but about $75 in hay and $150 in grain to geed out the mommas. But I haha another sale several months later where I sold 4 more boys. No additional cost. I also had 3 females to add to next years breeding season.
Your just taking them to a sale barn correct? Im in nc trying to figure out the best place to sell.
Its a meat process plant where they pay per pound price
I wonder what the market is like now. Sold any lately?
Not this year. Last year was just as good tho
Great content
Brother, you need a collie for hearding those things
I use to a have a Border Collie I wouldn’t mind having another.👍
What is the type of fence wire? I am planning to have Boer on my farm
The electrified fence is called Premier 1 and is awesome I have a video on that as well on my channel. My property fencing is goat and sheep fence which is a 4x4 square opening metal fence it comes in 330foot rolls
WHEN MAKING RETIREMENT PLANS, AN LIVESTOCK IS GOOD BUT HAVING PASSIVE INCOME IS MORE CRUCIAL. Big ups to everyone working effortlessly trying to earn a living while building wealth. I'm 40 oand my wife 34. We are both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no debts. Currently living smart and frugal with our money. Saving and investing lifestyle made it possible for us this early even till now we earn monthly through passive income.
Can you please help me with the pasive income method you used to accumulate such riches so i can retire early as well?
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Thank you for sharing
Hi, just curious to know if grass fed and grain fed makes any differnce?
I don’t believe so, with Goats. Maybe it makes a difference with cattle since she’ll feed them out with green a lot longer.
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Love the video
Thanks… love the last name
I prefer Selling to individual at my place .. I sell them . $ 200 dollars all Day long and don’t have to drive 45 minutes.. but we all see things different way …
I would prefer to sell them to individuals as well, but sometimes the market for individuals buying slows wat down
New subscriber. Fun video.
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Thanks for sharing the info.
I’ve never been to a goat and sheep sale is it like an auction ?
what are the dimensions of that dog cage?
Good job!
Thanks!
Our auction is 3 1/2 hours away
Oh man that’s a haul. Hopefully you bring enough to at least recoup on the gas
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The closer young goats are to milk fed the better the price for them.
What are you feeding your goats. I have been feeding alfalfa but it is costly.
In the winter just regular native grass hay. But we also supplement with 4n1 grain
@@FowlerFamilyFarm what is 4n1?
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