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08-26-2017, 09:59 PM
Has anyone had experience using a dye to color a goat? My Dodge is a white and cream Alpine with black marking. He is beautiful. However he does not blend with nature as well as my brown Oberhasli goats. Last year while archery elk hunting I felt like Dodge gave the elk more pause than my Obers usually do. Of course it did not help that we were hunting where 60,000 acres of forest had burned to the ground. All you had to hide behind was rocks and burnt trees. The elk were thriving there. All my goats have to stay with me when we hunt.
I found an all natural temporary brown Henna hair dye. It came from a place called the Henna Hut. It should last about 6 weeks if I get him clean enough to start with. The business owners advertise that it has been used on dogs, cats and horses with no ill effects but they have no evidence to prove it is safe. It seems like there is bright colored dye for horses, and some expensive brown horse hair dye in Europe.
Just wondering if anyone has a thought on the subject.
I found an all natural temporary brown Henna hair dye. It came from a place called the Henna Hut. It should last about 6 weeks if I get him clean enough to start with. The business owners advertise that it has been used on dogs, cats and horses with no ill effects but they have no evidence to prove it is safe. It seems like there is bright colored dye for horses, and some expensive brown horse hair dye in Europe.
Just wondering if anyone has a thought on the subject.