That is my answer to this problem.
It worked here. And as to the fencing thing, the guy we bought the original border collies from had a business out in California grazing goats on the power lines to keep down brush. One man, one dog, no fence needed.
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That's got to be one active and vigilant border collie! Good luck with the goats.
Do you also milk your goats? I see goat's milk for sale at fancy food shops, so I'm wondering if their milk brings a higher price than cow's milk. Anyway, I love your brush solution.
The goats do great here, love everything but the worst inbloom stickers weeds! Good luck! I hope they work well for you.
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Joated, it does take a good dog to work goats as they don't stick together too well
WW, actually I was suggesting these goats for Amsterdam. kind of tongue in cheek. However, I did used to milk goats and I really like goats's milk. Using goats to browse unwanted brush is becoming quite a trend in some areas.
Linda, I like to see your pics of your goats. This was kind of just a joking suggestion for an area municipality that is having trouble with brush. We don't actually have any goats just now, although we have often in the past and may again. I like goats' milk.
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