Not the best place...for duct tape!

[farmboy12]

This may be better suited in build it yourself or something, so if it needs to be moved, please do so. Many of you know I am 13 years old. Well, if I want to build something, most of our tools are in the Compton Ac& Heat service trucks, or in the only barn I don't have a key to. However, I wanted to build an extension to the goat fence, and have access to all the wood I could ever need.
The materials used were simple-wood, t-posts, cattle panels, and short tobacco sticks.

The tools used were-hammer, nails, t-post pounder, duct tape, and zip ties.

Hmmmm, I got to thinking, "Man, we have a 200-250lb goat, what can I use that's available to me, that will keep him in" The answer that came soon after- "Duct Tape."

Well, I'll find out if it'll hold 'em in when the goats come back from the live nativity at school. If not, there'll be a 250lb goat, and a frightened 75lb goat on the loose. That wouldn't be good. Not the safest idea, but, nobody can resist duct tape!


Kyle

 

[2manyrocks]

I used some zip ties to hold something up that wasn't that heavy, and they broke. If there is a way out of your fence, your goats will find it. You may want to get your Dad or someone to look at it with you before you put your goats in the fence or someone else may "get your goat...."

Merry Christmas.

 

[dirtworksequip]

Use the Duct Tape on the goats...............it will take less tape and the goats are less likely to escape your pen.

Sincerely, Dirt

 

[Ductape]

Did someone call me??

 

[DanD78]

Secure the duct tape just above the hoofs to two legs at a time. That will slow em down.

Dan

 

[farmboy12]

You know, funny story... never mind.


Kyle