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Goat playgrounds - Phil-O-Rama - 02-17-2014
Just saw this video, and I NEED to have one now.
Any other great / crazy ideas for goat playgrounds you've seen?
-Phil
RE: Goat playgrounds - Saltlick - 02-17-2014
So funny!! Just logged on to post this EXACT SAME VIDEO!!! Now I don't have to!
Such an awesome playtoy, I want to make one!
RE: Goat playgrounds - Taffy - 02-17-2014
Wow! They'd sure have their "sea legs" after playing on that!
(02-17-2014, 07:34 PM)Phil-O-Rama Wrote: Just saw this video, and I NEED to have one now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58-atNakMWw
Any other great / crazy ideas for goat playgrounds you've seen?
-Phil
RE: Goat playgrounds - Nanno - 02-18-2014
I can't stop watching this video. I think I'm going to have to take it down to the hardware store with me and ask them for suggestions about materials and installation. Lilly would have a hey-day!
We had a super-wobbly spool that appeared to be on the verge of collapse for several months and the goats LOVED that thing. I wish I could have seen it's final demolition, but alas, it was standing when I left to fetch water last week and it was in a heap on the ground when I got back. They liked it a lot better than the solid non-rickety spools (even though it did kind of make me nervous).
RE: Goat playgrounds - AmyB - 02-19-2014
What is that they are jumping on?
To the spool thing: I had a spool for my goats to play on once as well, and when it fell apart I realized there were really long metal bolts in it. I was horrified, thinking how someone could have impaled herself on one. Luckily, this didn't happen!
RE: Goat playgrounds - Dave-Trinity-Farms - 02-19-2014
Might try a 1000 gallon poly tank. Get em for free if they have holes in em. Just cut the top and bottom off and then cut in half. About the closest thing I can think of that would match it.