Packgoat prospects for sale

[Dave-Trinity-Farms]

Mineral deficiency happens over a long time and it takes a long time to get them back in line. If it is mineral then ya, no reason why that couldnt be corrected. Seen some pretty bad bowing in of the front legs from copper deficiency correct itself over a years time span. Although the hocking out could be mineral related, I have never heard or seen a case like that. Because goats carry more weight on their front legs, thats typically where you see problems first. So to have it happen in the back legs with no sign in the front legs... Wish I could get eyes on him to better assess him.