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How to Shave a Market Wether and a Dairy Goat! How To Clip A Goat For Show
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มิ.ย. 2020
- Today we're giving you 3 Reasons Why We Shave Our Goats! It's heating up here and Fair Season is around the corner so it's time to break out the clippers! We're going to show you How To Shave a Meat Goat for show and How To Shave A Dairy Goat for Show! You may not think there's a difference between clipping a Meat Goat and a Dairy Goat but there is! While I wouldn't say we are experts we get the general idea of how to shave a meat goat and how to shave a dairy goat for show! We hope you learn from and enjoy the videos!
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Thanks for the tutorial! We’ll probably shave ours since we have such hot summers. Have a good one!
They seem so much more comfortable now that they've been shaved!
Awesome
Like your shirt.
Aww thanks!
Pretty cool
I just did a video on shaving goats for my sons 1st 4h show. It was our 1st time clipping goats lol. Took a while but went pretty good
Prosperous Hills Farm it is an interesting chore. I somehow always pick the hottest days and become a hot hairy mess!
@@MulberryBranchFarm yea lol that's the truth! I had to use the blower on us before we could go inside lol
What size blade do you use for market goats and how long before the show do you shave them? Do you not clip the neck or head? My daughter is doing a market goat for the first time this year. We have clipped lots of dairy goats, but never a market one, so it will be a new adventure! :D
I usually like to clip ours 2 weeks to 1 week before show so that if we left track marks on them that we couldn't even out for some reason then they have time to grow out a little and blend. This fella we sheared 5-6 weeks before as he was a FLUFFY dude! So we ended up clipping him a week before show time again. We clipped with a 2.4MM (T-84 Ultraedge for Andis clippers) We get them as close to the skin as we can down to the hocks and leave their face (From edge of back of the skull down to their jaw bone ) unclipped as they're judged on body and muscling from neck to rear hocks. Doesn't hurt to try to blend and soften around the head. I've clipped my dairy does with the same blade for show and it does well! Tell your daughter we said good luck!
Thank you! We had our fair a week ago, and she did so great!