Buy Cheap Grades, Culls, Seconds, and thirds, not sick ones.
Cheap young stear goats, good buy, fatten them up on brush. Sell latter. Make Money and profit.
Goats with big udders get scrached and cut bad in brush. Be carefull there.
Buy brush goats with horns, better protection.
No horns will be ok.
Buy a Grade Boer bucks, to bread with. You do not need the best, for brush.
Buy sheep with hair, not wool, and you won't have to shear them. Baredoe Sheep.
Do not feed grain or they will not work, at eating brush.
Fat goats on grain will not work, they are lazy.
Brush only will streach the goats gut so they can hold more.
I only use a little Whole Corn scatterd like you feed chicken, to call them with. Use it like a treat. They will pick it up of the ground.
Works nice if they get out of pasture. Call and they come running back, for treats. But I do not tease them with it.
If I call I always give them a Hand full or two.
Worm them when needed, not every other week.
Keep them hungry but not poor.
They clear brush 7 days a week, and don't charge you for overtime. No Strikes or Union Headaches
There's more than one way to make money with goats and sheep. Rent them out to others, provide a service.
Get paid a little money and free feed and water to boot.
And the customer is happy.
Beware of the competition this will catch on quick, in a depressed economy.
And You Can Sit Back And Whistle While They Work :idea: