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Old 09/15/12, 09:48 AM
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Nice looking mix of goats but that's not what I am looking at...

Goats Small herd to start

I actually have a couple of those laying around, now another thing to add to my TO DO LIST
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Old 09/15/12, 09:53 AM
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Nice looking little herd. I don't see anything other than a food dish out of the ordinary.
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Old 09/15/12, 09:55 AM
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Nice looking little feeder dish made from a planter box and two pieces of 1"x6".

I have a few of those too.
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Do you man the green biological material, sometimes called plants? I would like to do some of that too. I had rain finally Thursday; 1.2" So maybe I'll see green soon,
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Old 09/15/12, 10:06 AM
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Do you man the green biological material, sometimes called plants? I would like to do some of that too. I had rain finally Thursday; 1.2" So maybe I'll see green soon,

was so not ready for that but thank you for the laugh.
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Old 09/15/12, 10:06 AM
 
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That is cool. Even I could pull that off. And I know were not looking at the goats but those ears are too cute.
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Old 09/15/12, 10:08 AM
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Nice looking little feeder dish made from a planter box and two pieces of 1"x6".

I have a few of those too.
yup thought it would be a neat idea for my ladies, if I make 2 it will drive Cookie nuts cause she has to be in everyone's food dish...she might spend more time running around from dish to dish, I am such a mean goat person
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Old 09/15/12, 10:24 AM
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I made one out of a 10" pvc pipe that I jig sawed in half. It's the perfect size for babies to lay in.
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Old 09/15/12, 11:27 AM
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I would put it on legs so they aren't as likely to step in it.
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Old 09/15/12, 11:46 AM
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Very simple and economical idea for a feeder.

I see those planters at Goodwill all the time for a buck or two.

Nice looking girls, too - a lot better than a lot of what I see on my local CL.
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Ive used planters - drilled 2 holes in the back, one on each end, hooked to the fence with carabiners.
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Old 09/16/12, 08:38 AM
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Ive used planters - drilled 2 holes in the back, one on each end, hooked to the fence with carabiners.
ooohhh that is a good idea too!!
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