[valsey]

Hope this helps others

 

[GoatGirl123]

What is it?

 

[cowkeeper]

Caught in a barbed wire fence?

 

[GoatGirl123]

Caught in a barbed wire fence?

Ouch! I'm glad we don't have barbed wire for our goats!

 

[valsey]

Nope. He was not caught in any fencing.

 

[valsey]

Any other guesses?

 

[FakeMountainMan]

Cut himself shaving

 

[simi-steading]

Looks like what a dogs neck will look like when people leave a collar on and it's too tight and left too long..

Old rope tied on it?

 

[simi-steading]

sorry.. double post.

 

[TeenyTinyFarm]

Saddle sores? Pack goat?

 

[valsey]

No collars. No ropes.

 

[valsey]

Sores, yes. Not from a saddle, though

 

[valsey]

So no one has seen this in their goats? Four of mine have had to deal with it. Always through the months of September - January.

 

[Alice In TX/MO]

Nope. Share, please.

 

[marusempai]

This isn't a very fair game, given that you can't hardly see what part of the goat you're looking at. Please, enlighten us.

 

[valsey]

These are sores and bare spots on the goat's side. They go in a line directly from his stomach to his spine.

 

[valsey]

Nope. Share, please.

Lucky you.

Just thought I'd see if anyone recognized it. But I WILL share.

 

[valsey]

A better angle

 

[yarrow]

Clueless. Not something that happens with my herd. Sept thru jam ( or any other time if the year lol). Just a guess due to the months you mentioned. Something odd that occurs with your goats during breeding season perhaps????

Susie

 

[Squeaky McMurdo]

Sores from a marking harness? (Busy busy buck)