Goats and Bits

[Utah Goat Guy]

They don't necessarily need to stick out past the goat's chest. The main thing is to make sure the ends aren't poking him in the shoulders when he turns. This is why shafts are usually designed to curve outward on the ends.

Oh I see. I'll bend the ends out then.

How much space should I give between the wiffletree and the goats legs? I'm thinking 12 inches seems to look good but when they are running will the be enough?

Also, does it matter how high up the shafts go on the goat? I'm thinking of bending them down so they run straighter horizontally along the side of the goats body