Goats for a weekend - browse back bush FOUND
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Goats for a weekend - browse back bush FOUND
Your location: Renfrew Area
Price: negotiable
Description
Hello Everyone,
I have a small patch of my yard fenced off that has poison ivy.
I would like to have someone drop off 2-3 goats for a weekend to help clear the poison ivy.
If anyone is interested please PM me.
- Jesse
Price: negotiable
Description
Hello Everyone,
I have a small patch of my yard fenced off that has poison ivy.
I would like to have someone drop off 2-3 goats for a weekend to help clear the poison ivy.
If anyone is interested please PM me.
- Jesse
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goats eat poison ivy? guess i learned something today!
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I seriously doubt that since deer don't eat it and they are also "browsers"
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So I guess I learned something too, darn wish the deer ate it, plenty of it around, but I guess they prefer my day lilies and hostas.
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So I guess I learned something too, darn wish the deer ate it, plenty of it around, but I guess they prefer my day lilies and hostas.
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I've had um eat poison ivy but in a short time exposure only eat tops not roots & grows back . If left to eat all the time eventually plant dies of
starvation . Never had any issues with the goats . Luck
starvation . Never had any issues with the goats . Luck
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My friend moved to a house that was left empty for a long time. Barn some property. Fenced in area for livestock was Overrun with poison ivy. Goats solved it in one season.
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I did some looking online and it seems that lots of goats absolutely LOVE poison ivy! and suffer no ill effects at all!
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Goats for a weekend - browse back bush
That is good news....now I just need someone to rent out their goats for a weekend....or should I just look at buying a pair of young goats and have a BBQ in the fall?
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Seeing as you're close to us goat is absolutely delicious!
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Goats for a weekend - browse back bush
I am just worried about how noisy goats can be. The neighbour across the road has sheep but I have read that goats are noisier. Any truth to that or does it depend on the individual goats?
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