You must have met a weird assortment of goats.Razorvich wrote:Goats...I hate goats, ill tempered stupid creatures with fkn hard heads
When we lived on a farm, the goats were by far the friendliest creatures on the farm. And certainly not stupid.
Get out of the way idiot!
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When we lived on a farm, the goats were by far the friendliest creatures on the farm. And certainly not stupid.
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Re: Get out of the way idiot!
the suckers hunt me down whenever we cross paths..... i feel for that dude in the OP.... HATE THEM GOATS !!Dukasaur wrote:You must have met a weird assortment of goats.Razorvich wrote:Goats...I hate goats, ill tempered stupid creatures with fkn hard heads
When we lived on a farm, the goats were by far the friendliest creatures on the farm. And certainly not stupid.
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Re: Get out of the way idiot!
You need to be in control of them or you'll get bunted. I could never be brave enough when I was young. Goats or sheep, I would just stay outside their fenced area thanks.
I only cut cattle because I was more afraid of my dad and his uncle since eventually the cows would move on and they never yelled or threw rocks and sticks. They would rarely challenge people. Ignore a cow and it ignores you. Steers? Pretty much the same. Wave your hands toward them and say something like, "Hey yah!" They turn away.
Pretty much everyone would stay away from the bulls and their area if they were around.
I only cut cattle because I was more afraid of my dad and his uncle since eventually the cows would move on and they never yelled or threw rocks and sticks. They would rarely challenge people. Ignore a cow and it ignores you. Steers? Pretty much the same. Wave your hands toward them and say something like, "Hey yah!" They turn away.
Pretty much everyone would stay away from the bulls and their area if they were around.
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Re: Get out of the way idiot!
I hand raised a number of goats and sheep when living on the farm on the outskirts of Perth.. Learnt very quickly how hard the heads are on them.. 6 week old goat clean knocked me out with a playful headbutt...
But they are very intelligent. The goats would wait til you called them by name and would only approach people they knew, but the hand raised sheep would just run up to anyone they came across.
But they are very intelligent. The goats would wait til you called them by name and would only approach people they knew, but the hand raised sheep would just run up to anyone they came across.
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Re: Get out of the way idiot!
Most of ours were well behaved. Every once in a while we'd get an asshole buck, but usually we'd only have one or two for the herd, so not often.Dukasaur wrote:You must have met a weird assortment of goats.Razorvich wrote:Goats...I hate goats, ill tempered stupid creatures with fkn hard heads
When we lived on a farm, the goats were by far the friendliest creatures on the farm. And certainly not stupid.
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Re: Get out of the way idiot!
+200 SaxbucksRazorvich wrote:Goats...I hate goats, ill tempered stupid creatures with fkn hard heads
