Barbed-Wire Fence: Yes or No? Given a goat’s affinity for getting into trouble and getting hurt on a piece of tissue paper in a 10 acre pasture, ...

Non-climb goat and horse wire fences are normally good for goat fencing. Since it is much stronger, heavier, and much sturdier than the usual fence (but it can be more expensive).

Woven-wire fencing is relatively inexpensive, but goats can easily ruin it by standing on and leaning against it. It can be constructed with wood or metal posts. Photo by My Lit’l Eye/Alamy ...

Learn how to house and fence your goats on the small farm. Goats, whether raised for meat or milk, need basic protection from the elements: snow, wind, rain, heat. They also are notorious for ...

Using remote cameras, researchers tested three types of barbed wire fence modifications as part of a study of how pronghorn can safely pass under fences with out ripping up their backs. Two worked ...

Goats happen to be able problem-solvers, occasionally obstinate and quite physically dexterous. This all makes them really entertaining, but it can also make keeping goats in one area very frustrating ...

The thieves came in the middle of the night with wire cutters, snipping through the fence and trampling through a brush of stinging nettle. Their target? A pen of goats, some of them pregnant and ...

A VETINARY clinic has come to the aid of a college pet which was in pain after an accident. White Cross Vets, in Walkden, helped Mama, a female goat which was given to Eccles Sixth Form from a zoo ...