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Originally Posted by efisakov
My MIL told me story about taking care of a goat as a young child. She was petrified, as a goat was always chasing her. But she had to do what she was had to. She was scared of that goat. She was about 5.
The two kids look so cute.
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We always had a Billy Goat around to keep the weeds down in certain lots.
They like to play and butt you.
If you aren't careful they can break your back.
form the time I was old enough to walk I knew better than to turn my back on a playful billy goat for very long.
One time I had to feed a ranchers livestock out in west Texas while he went on vacation.
While I was doing this I came back and there were two goats and some chickens standing on my Harley.
If you are in a convertible they will get on top and fall through the roof of it.
Seen that happen too.
Oh one more.
One time I was out in west Texas and the wind was howling.
They have wild goats out there.
There was what looked like a dead goat hunkered down in some rocks with a huge set of horns.
I wasn't going to let the horns go to waste so I straddled the dead goat to cut its head off.
This was on the side if a steep cliff type place.
The goat got up between my legs and carried me for a bit before I could get off.
Scared the devil out of both of us of course the goat lived.
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