Goats Are Doing Our Job, Says Union!
This is both smart and funny.
No fan of unions which are inherently marxist and usurpers by nature but instead of paying for the treatments of poison ivy by union members clearing this property...they brought in goats...which were not only immune to the ivy but I am sure...a whole lot cheaper.
No fan of unions which are inherently marxist and usurpers by nature but instead of paying for the treatments of poison ivy by union members clearing this property...they brought in goats...which were not only immune to the ivy but I am sure...a whole lot cheaper.
Goats are currently cheaper and more efffective and wont sue you, so I think its a great idea.
For three years I lived in a rented house next door to a wooded property where five goats were fenced in beside a creek that was bracketed by dense brush anywhere else.
As for that "wooded" property, it was "wooded" because there were just trees. The grounds were as neat as a park for no bushes, no weeds, no no ivy, none of that invasive kudzu that grows all over Alabama and unfortunately no flowers. There was some grass that never needed to be mowed but the ground was mostly bare earth.
Goats are preferentially browsers (eating brush) rather than grazers like sheep. In the woods they will eat everything up to about four or five feet in the air, leaving you with a nearly unobstructed view through the trees. Cattle much the same, but they really prefer grass.
Snezzy/sneeze...get it?...laughing
I have begun to define Competition as two or more entities, dependent upon each other, to achieve the best they can achieve.
It helps, perhaps, to explain to the sheep, "A helpless sheep is a calm sheep, a helpless sheep is a calm sheep."
It also help to be an athletic man between the ages of 15 and 32.
If you are scared that you'll injure your sheep with the power shears you can use the traditional kind instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Bvr9...