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01-18-2016, 01:44 PM
Hello All
Here is a Idea for goat houses our neighbor uses. Sanine Dairy Goats and kids.
They are about as Goat Proof as you can get and still be Movable and clean up well.
275 gallon totes (Plastic square tanks with a protective outer metal grid.) Roughly 4 X 4 X 4 feet in size.
They tip them on their side take a skill saw and cut what used to be the TOP out in any size or shape they need.
Gang them together or seperatly and put planks or plywood over the top.
Plywood or planks are just to keep the goats from getting hung up in the metal grid.
Their Goats and LGD's love them. No shingle or tin roofing needed as the tank side wall that is now the "Roof" is water proof to begin with.
Put some bedding in the bottom and you have happy goats each with their own room.
Totes here cost about $45. You can't buy wood for the same price as a tote. And the Goat Tote is Portable
Happy Trails
hihobaron
Here is a Idea for goat houses our neighbor uses. Sanine Dairy Goats and kids.
They are about as Goat Proof as you can get and still be Movable and clean up well.
275 gallon totes (Plastic square tanks with a protective outer metal grid.) Roughly 4 X 4 X 4 feet in size.
They tip them on their side take a skill saw and cut what used to be the TOP out in any size or shape they need.
Gang them together or seperatly and put planks or plywood over the top.
Plywood or planks are just to keep the goats from getting hung up in the metal grid.
Their Goats and LGD's love them. No shingle or tin roofing needed as the tank side wall that is now the "Roof" is water proof to begin with.
Put some bedding in the bottom and you have happy goats each with their own room.
Totes here cost about $45. You can't buy wood for the same price as a tote. And the Goat Tote is Portable
Happy Trails
hihobaron