Can two billy goats be in the same pen? And we named our new goat. 

Darn, I was rootin for the little guy.

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I love the beautiful bucks 🐐💖🌺🐐💗❤️

Hey folks, glad everything calmed down in the neighborhood !! Thanks for sharing with us and keep them coming.

This is the best homesteading video I've seen in a long time. Great job guys!

Nice looking herd you assembled. I think goats are a great addition for a farm family and they can pull on the old heart strings for sure.

This is the best thing I have found on utube. I am watching all your videos,I am loving them all. Love ,love the goats. Keep them coming. God bless

Enjoy watching your video

Very interesting about goat behaviour.

That was a great video to watch! Love how the goats were interacting and figuring out who was the leader. Looking forward to the next video ✌🏻

Look's like the goats are all doing find! Love your new sign that pops up at the end of the video! Injoy your video!

Thank you for another fun and entertaining video. Art in CA

You 11+might find it easier to move your goats around if u put colors on all of them. Then I can use a leash to manipulate them.they may need some training to get them happy about the leash. But you are bigger, u will win if you don't get to feeling sorry when they bleat. Love you two and your farm. Mrsjob

Luke wants no part of that 😂

Good job getting the boys sorted out. I actually thought it would be a tougher fight than it was! Dexter upending Chewie right away probably gave the new guy a hint that he wasn't going to be top Billy!

Awesome!

Great video guys!

the scratcher reminds me a bit of what the mongolians use to brush the cashmere hair off the goats... 4 goats per sweater.

Very nice video 👍

some can get along quite well.. some can not and will really hurt each other.. just as some nannies will work it out and be fine .. however i have had nannies that have injured others and even killed younger goats

My mom calls it her scratching spoon she has them everywere in the truck in the house in her luggage lol they are awsome

He suits his name

Just found your videos and loving them. My dream is to have a small hobby farm with the animals being the ones for a live nativity, you just need a donkey, sheep and a cow

I separated my two boys and two girls about 2 weeks ago... They share a fence so they were still able to see each other and I realized that was perpetuating fights between the boys still as my dominant boy was taking ownership over every little thing from the shelter to the hay feeder to the gate to the whole fence that the female shared. He basically wouldn't let the other boy go anywhere near the common areas and shared spaces. Pretty terrible right!? So I had to put sheet metal up between the fences so there was no visual of the girls, and that absolutely helped to relax things. Now here's my question for you, one of my female dose is Young and she's a bigger goat and she needs to run and stretch her legs a lot, and I used to let them all out together in a common area that has a lot of room to run and it's where the humans hang out. The boys being in rut means they aren't coming out of their yard until the season is over, but is it turns out even when the girls are out they tend to taunt and tempt and tease the boys still and it's a nightmare how crazy it makes the boys. The girls can't resist going over to say hi, and the boys get tense and fight and get crazed and crazy. I mean how close do you recommend I should keep boys and girls?? I don't know that it's possible to completely block their views of each other in every yard that I put them in unless I completely make a new yard that doesn't touch any of these fences and basically completely separate my boys to a different area all together. Which I would hate to do because then they would be isolated. Any suggestions?? What has everyone here done? How far apart do you guys keep the boys and girls yards from each other? Thank you for any assistance! And this was a great video thank you guys!

as a city worker in iowa for many years,we had farmers stop and get the old wore out street sweeper brooms,that worked great for scratching post for all kinds of animals

Btw Evan, I saw that you are pretty handy with a welder. And you have a log splitter. If I might make a suggestion, make yourself a 3 or 4 way blade. If you look up, Andrew Camarata he has video upload on how he made one. Sure saved him a lot of time. Take care, Sir😎

Chewy???? I knew it would be Starwars related!

When he is done breeding, you can give him a bath. You need a shepherd's crook.

I do not have goats, but I always thought from the videos I have watched, how the male goats may not be getting the human interaction they might need because they stink and people may not want to touch them. I know I wouldn't want to touch them, but I felt bad for them. I have not watched every video out there, but I have not seen anyone else do that with a back scratcher or anything else for the connection. How clever of you and how thoughtful you are!

That is so cool. I would love to have a half dozen goats or so that I could move around our property to help with clearing. The problem is us not being able to be there every day to take care of them. Soon though...

Hey evan, did she get one for you

He chews on the chickens, lolrof LTIC! That is absolutely Hilarious!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Well can u Put two Billy goats together in the same. What was the answer

On a video on U-Tube a site called Lumnah Acres built hay feeders for his goats so they don't waste so much hay. He says what they pull out and it falls on the ground they will not eat so it goes to waste. Watching his videos I see he is saving a lot of hay.

train the goats on a lead