As you probably know, pasture rotation is one of the most important things to practice in order to ensure parasite levels remain low. Copper is a very important mineral for the goats in this regard. Since you're in Tennessee, you might be able to secure the Shegogg mineral mix from the Hillsboro company in Alabama. It is specifically designed for goats in the southeastern US, as it has a very high copper content to compensate for the soil limitations. Make it available free choice, and the goats will eat as much as they need. Beyond that, give them copper oxide wire particle (COWP) treatment once or twice per year and you shouldn't have to deal with parasite overloads. Learn how to check the lower eyelid inner membrane for pinkness (anemia indicator), and you should be just fine. Goats are absolutely adorable, and you will surely love the Nubians when they join your farm. It's just heartbreaking to see these animals take a downhill turn if they end up with a barberpole worm overload. It's easy for it to happen, but it's also easy to keep it from happening. Thank you for the content. Keep having fun, and be sure to cherish each other forever.
Hi Matt and Cass. I have 7 Nigerian goat (puppies). They spend a lot of time following me around my homestead. I was watching Sow the Land channel and they had three sheep get spooked and they got tangled in their electric fence and got shocked to death. I use livestock panels which are 4' high x 16' long and they work great. I do have coyote problem which can jump or dig under so have two livestock guardian dogs, one can not take on two plus coyotes. Also I built a solid little barn which protects them from wind, rain and snow, which they hate. I can lock them in from predators and storms. Dont forget baking soda for when they get upset stomachs, they will eat it to keep their rumen working. Self serve. You know they can have four babies lol. Also their milk is rich enough to make butter. Hooray Have fun with your new babies, I still do after years with mine. Looking forward to watching you add to your homestead. Barb
Hi Matt and Cass, you should use that to get a garden spot for next year. Spread it out in a area that has pretty good dirt and let it sit for a week or two and then till it in the soil. Then start over again until you've covered the whole area again and let it sit on top. And just keep repeating that for awhile. And just keep tilling it up turning the soil. I will guarantee that your garden will have more produce than you'll know what to do with. I use horse manuar and when I plant everything comes up really quick and I usually pick out of the garden until October sometimes until November depending on the weather.
Love the goats, when I lived in Oregon, had pygmys. And a llama to guard them. You mentioned nubians. I had 2 males. Who acted just like big dogs, when I drove up would jump in truck or when going in house. They came right in. Only thing I had high wire fence and they would jump it. Then go over to neighbors and eat their roses. Neighbor threatened to shoot them. SO sadly rehomed, wasn't worth it. We had thistle with bad thorns and the goats loved them. Miss those days. Best wishes to you both!!!
Maybe some solar panels could be placed on the goat shelter and rain collection. The rooster is always stealing the show. The new ground maintenance crew are cute. Just grid off some other areas to keep things cleared from time to time. They mow, make milk for your coffee & and cheese, making. Maybe some small bells on them in case they stray when you're not looking.
Hey Guys moved from Cleveland Ohio to South Central Indiana , Love your life style . Bought a rural house and property . My biggest surprise was Chiggers never had those back home or ever encountered them . I've learned a lot since I first moved here 3yrs ago .In my 70s now so I'm really limited to what I can do . Really enjoy your homestead lifestyle .Stay positive and good luck .
Your shelter needs to be secured. Goats can get ammonia very easy if they get wet. Goats don't like 🌧️🌧️🌧️. There bedding area needs be KEPT DRY. Its also good to give a vitamin,
Hilarious that Matt painted his mobile solar panel cart orange. When did he do that, and why orange? Is that a portable battery stool? 🤣Goats are super social animals.
Matt and Cass, you have worked SO HARD and it shows. Love the addition of your goats. Goats milk is so healthy. Keep up the work, you are getting closer to your dream. Thank you for sharing. Love watching the progress you make 👍
Aw, loving the goat content already. I’m sure you have many helpful resources, I think you may enjoy Heather at Sage and Stone Homestead. She raises Nigerian and LaManchas. She’s so easy to follow, very knowledgeable and relatable and makes all things goat milk!
Hello Matt and Cass, my wife and i just joined your patreon and cant wate to see more, we love your life ,, your so blessed, have fun and be safe, oooo we are in north carolina, so we are neighbors, and my wife loves your smile Cass,,me to,,
Hey there!!! Sorry for the late response on this, we didn't see it come through. So happy to hear that y'all are enjoying the content and happy to have you as part of the Runaway Fam! Hope all is well over in NC - rainy day here but it is very welcomed rain haha. Cheers!
Hello, you two. I Iove goats you're going to enjoy them. Good luck with all your endeavors. I'm so upset with TN. They're ridiculous . Hope you get things going good.❤
Play Matt and Cass I've been watching how you put solar into your motorhome 4 months ago I'd almost be willing to bet you I don't live very far from you
Please make sure there is not Holly where the goats can get to it and eat it. It's very poisonous. Yes they need an enclosed shelter to keep safe from storms and predators. Usually you breed so you get spring babies ,not winter . Just fyi. Cattle panels and t posts work great for fencing , that is what we use. They are so cute, congratulations.
Thank you Cass & Matt... Your videos are such a pleasure too watch, the goats are cool, and listening to you two interact... Fantastic! From Portland, Oregon SW Hills area.
Hi I’m your video regarding its term removable home. In most buildings regulations there’s a term used called a variance that grants you rights in building. Can you place a foundation under it and make it not moveable and on to it say a bathroom. You’re going to put in a septic system for the new home. I am very interested because I hope to do this for my self very soon the small house has gotten a bad rep and in this new world that a house cost in the mid hundreds thousands of dollars how can regular people afford to live. On some cases an inspection can be done by cutting into the house to show how it was built. The people who built your building have better standards than most homes builders. So start from the beginning foundation plans buildings plans show them to every government person and send it to the governor for the cost of some stamps and paper copying it’s worth not giving up also look into where your builders are selling them and the laws in that location. JoP
You need to be very careful of parasites on Goats. Those hollowed in sides say parasites! Also you can pinch the gums and see if they are getting anemic.
Hey guys, Awesome video. Just letting you know, I saw a vlog a month ago that a guy put out about the bowls you are using and I used to use the same ones until I say it. Just saying so you could find it and make your own decision on the affects that he discussed. Love from Ohio
Hi guy pleae ecue the miing leter, key tuck, check out toney Ridge farmer in N C. He contructed an ram pump tep by tep on video pumped a long ditance, maby it could ork on the pring. ued it to keep livetock atered. Love the video, goat are o cute!
I'm curious as to how long it took to get the goats acclimated to being milked? We have 5 doe due starting the end of July. Wondering what I might expect with milking our girls.
You can live in a Camper that his WHEELS.... what if you put WHEELS on your cabin you bought that is illegal lol 😅 then it would be the same thing as your camper.... just a thought 😮
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As you probably know, pasture rotation is one of the most important things to practice in order to ensure parasite levels remain low. Copper is a very important mineral for the goats in this regard. Since you're in Tennessee, you might be able to secure the Shegogg mineral mix from the Hillsboro company in Alabama. It is specifically designed for goats in the southeastern US, as it has a very high copper content to compensate for the soil limitations. Make it available free choice, and the goats will eat as much as they need.
Beyond that, give them copper oxide wire particle (COWP) treatment once or twice per year and you shouldn't have to deal with parasite overloads. Learn how to check the lower eyelid inner membrane for pinkness (anemia indicator), and you should be just fine.
Goats are absolutely adorable, and you will surely love the Nubians when they join your farm. It's just heartbreaking to see these animals take a downhill turn if they end up with a barberpole worm overload. It's easy for it to happen, but it's also easy to keep it from happening.
Thank you for the content. Keep having fun, and be sure to cherish each other forever.
You all have done SO much work in the time I have been watching 8 months or so! Looking really good..Love the girls super cute..
Hi Matt and Cass. I have 7 Nigerian goat (puppies). They spend a lot of time following me around my homestead. I was watching Sow the Land channel and they had three sheep get spooked and they got tangled in their electric fence and got shocked to death. I use livestock panels which are 4' high x 16' long and they work great. I do have coyote problem which can jump or dig under so have two livestock guardian dogs, one can not take on two plus coyotes. Also I built a solid little barn which protects them from wind, rain and snow, which they hate. I can lock them in from predators and storms. Dont forget baking soda for when they get upset stomachs, they will eat it to keep their rumen working. Self serve. You know they can have four babies lol. Also their milk is rich enough to make butter. Hooray Have fun with your new babies, I still do after years with mine. Looking forward to watching you add to your homestead. Barb
OMG I am sooooo Jelly right now. I loooove goats! But chickens first!
Charlotte and Sophia are so cute!!
Hi Matt and Cass, you should use that to get a garden spot for next year. Spread it out in a area that has pretty good dirt and let it sit for a week or two and then till it in the soil. Then start over again until you've covered the whole area again and let it sit on top. And just keep repeating that for awhile. And just keep tilling it up turning the soil. I will guarantee that your garden will have more produce than you'll know what to do with. I use horse manuar and when I plant everything comes up really quick and I usually pick out of the garden until October sometimes until November depending on the weather.
Love the goats, when I lived in Oregon, had pygmys. And a llama to guard them. You mentioned nubians. I had 2 males. Who acted just like big dogs, when I drove up would jump in truck or when going in house. They came right in. Only thing I had high wire fence and they would jump it. Then go over to neighbors and eat their roses. Neighbor threatened to shoot them. SO sadly rehomed, wasn't worth it. We had thistle with bad thorns and the goats loved them. Miss those days. Best wishes to you both!!!
The goats are adorable
Your goats are so cute
UPCOMING: Goats crack solar panels on the array. It will be a costly repair - but goats love to climb.
Best addition to the ranch so far. I've been thinking about some goats myself.
They're real cuties!
Maybe some solar panels could be placed on the goat shelter and rain collection.
The rooster is always stealing the show.
The new ground maintenance crew are cute. Just grid off some other areas to keep things cleared from time to time. They mow, make milk for your coffee & and cheese, making. Maybe some small bells on them in case they stray when you're not looking.
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So very cute and the goats are too🫂❤️👌😂
Hey Guys moved from Cleveland Ohio to South Central Indiana , Love your life style . Bought a rural house and property . My biggest surprise was Chiggers never had those back home or ever encountered them . I've learned a lot since I first moved here 3yrs ago .In my 70s now so I'm really limited to what I can do . Really enjoy your homestead lifestyle .Stay positive and good luck .
Thanks for turning me on to Roy Edwin Williams...great opening song on this one.
Your shelter needs to be secured. Goats can get ammonia very easy if they get wet. Goats don't like 🌧️🌧️🌧️. There bedding area needs be KEPT DRY. Its also good to give a vitamin,
If you let your goats form a bigger herd, you can use them for kudzu removal and get paid for it too. Free food and get paid, what could be better.
Looking forward to your goat expansion
So cute
Sooo cute!
Great viedo,used to have goats when i was growing up,loved it,from southern illinois🎉
How cute they are 😘
Beautiful goats
the same passion and fire you had 40 years ago when you share the gospel with me, thanks God for your kindness. God bless you Brother.
Hilarious that Matt painted his mobile solar panel cart orange. When did he do that, and why orange? Is that a portable battery stool? 🤣Goats are super social animals.
Orange is the BEST color EVER 😂
Sweet...way to Goat!! Lol. They have their own personalities like dogs too. So fun to watch them be silly. ✌️❤️🍺
👋👋❤️🇺🇸🫡😎 Mornin Neighbors
Thanks Love this video
Matt and Cass, you have worked SO HARD and it shows. Love the addition of your goats. Goats milk is so healthy. Keep up the work, you are getting closer to your dream. Thank you for sharing. Love watching the progress you make 👍
Aw, loving the goat content already. I’m sure you have many helpful resources, I think you may enjoy Heather at Sage and Stone Homestead. She raises Nigerian and LaManchas. She’s so easy to follow, very knowledgeable and relatable and makes all things goat milk!
Hello Matt and Cass, my wife and i just joined your patreon and cant wate to see more, we love your life ,, your so blessed, have fun and be safe, oooo we are in north carolina, so we are neighbors, and my wife loves your smile Cass,,me to,,
Hey there!!! Sorry for the late response on this, we didn't see it come through. So happy to hear that y'all are enjoying the content and happy to have you as part of the Runaway Fam! Hope all is well over in NC - rainy day here but it is very welcomed rain haha. Cheers!
@@RunawayMattCass Show lots of love to each outher and have fun, have a cold one for us,!!
Awesome video God Bless you and your family Amen
Greetings from Brandenburg 🇩🇪👍🍀🍀
Very cool!
Hello, you two. I Iove goats you're going to enjoy them. Good luck with all your endeavors. I'm so upset with TN. They're ridiculous . Hope you get things going good.❤
Play Matt and Cass I've been watching how you put solar into your motorhome 4 months ago I'd almost be willing to bet you I don't live very far from you
Please make sure there is not Holly where the goats can get to it and eat it. It's very poisonous.
Yes they need an enclosed shelter to keep safe from storms and predators. Usually you breed so you get spring babies ,not winter . Just fyi.
Cattle panels and t posts work great for fencing , that is what we use.
They are so cute, congratulations.
Thank you Cass & Matt... Your videos are such a pleasure too watch, the goats are cool, and listening to you two interact... Fantastic! From Portland, Oregon SW Hills area.
Blue Cactus Dairy Goats will be a wonderful source of information. Fyi.
Hi I’m your video regarding its term removable home. In most buildings regulations there’s a term used called a variance that grants you rights in building. Can you place a foundation under it and make it not moveable and on to it say a bathroom. You’re going to put in a septic system for the new home. I am very interested because I hope to do this for my self very soon the small house has gotten a bad rep and in this new world that a house cost in the mid hundreds thousands of dollars how can regular people afford to live. On some cases an inspection can be done by cutting into the house to show how it was built. The people who built your building have better standards than most homes builders. So start from the beginning foundation plans buildings plans show them to every government person and send it to the governor for the cost of some stamps and paper copying it’s worth not giving up also look into where your builders are selling them and the laws in that location. JoP
Those goats are really cute! How hot has it been on your side of the earth? In northern Cali it's been a scorcher.
You need to be very careful of parasites on Goats. Those hollowed in sides say parasites! Also you can pinch the gums and see if they are getting anemic.
Keep your guard up because when you're not looking, they will head butt your bum. I'm not sure if that's with just boy goats/billy
I enjoy the videos. Thank you
Hey guys, Awesome video. Just letting you know, I saw a vlog a month ago that a guy put out about the bowls you are using and I used to use the same ones until I say it. Just saying so you could find it and make your own decision on the affects that he discussed. Love from Ohio
What's yalls septic situation? Isn't TN really particular about grey water and waste?
Love your videos! I'm a bit concerned about ticks in your area... would they attach to the goats? I'm clueless, that's why I'm asking 😊
Hi guy pleae ecue the miing leter, key tuck, check out toney Ridge farmer in N C. He contructed an ram pump tep by tep on video pumped a long ditance, maby it could ork on the pring. ued it to keep livetock atered. Love the video, goat are o cute!
Goat cheese, MMMmmm.
Yes, I can see 20-30 goats total, very playful.
Goats milk is better for you than cows milk. Would rather have a big glass of it anyway.
I'm curious as to how long it took to get the goats acclimated to being milked? We have 5 doe due starting the end of July. Wondering what I might expect with milking our girls.
The leaves got to be dry
Why not milk the milker?
Great Video !!!~~~~~ Cheers, and I am adding 20 Subscribers to you.
When you say you might get Nubian goats, what % butter fat do those have? Is it similar to these, just a larger goat for more milk?
You can live in a Camper that his WHEELS.... what if you put WHEELS on your cabin you bought that is illegal lol 😅 then it would be the same thing as your camper.... just a thought 😮
You don't have to clean they poop up
Is her TH-cam channel used to be Hannah
Give your goat some salt once in a while
What are you guys going to do during the winter time with the goats do you have a warm place for them to stay