bethh
True BYH Addict
As many of you know, we are relative newbies to all things goats. We bred our goats and had a poor kidding season. Our bucks are in rut and losing their minds (that’s assuming they had any to begin with). We want to breed soon for spring kids. We thought we’d see how things went and put each buck in with specific doe/does. The buck that was with 2 girls got lucky and one of the does seemed to be amenable to being bred. The other buck wasn’t so lucky. By the time we put everybody back into the respectable yards, the unsatisfied buck had rubbed, butted his head so much that it was raw and open. How can I prevent him from hurting himself in the future or is this just to be expected?
@Senile_Texas_Aggie @B&B Happy goats @chickens really
@Senile_Texas_Aggie @B&B Happy goats @chickens really