Ya - goat stories - I had goats years ago. Bought a doe originally to provide milk for my daughter. Bred her and ended up with two more bucks. Tried to keep them in a fenced pasture at the back of my property. They could get through, over or under any fence I could build. They were always up at my house eating my fruit trees, chewing up my window sills and porch railings or standing on my car roof. Had one that used to climb trees. One day the wife left the trunk of the car up while getting the groceries out. One of the goats ran up, tore out the whole piece of trunk weather stripping and ate it. One of the bucks who was probably close to 150 lbs used to butt my old German shepherd at every opportunity. One day I heard a thump and a groan as the goat hit him again. He just turned and grabbed the buck by the throat. By the time I got him free from the dog his eyes were bulging pretty good. That goat left the dog alone after that. Had to dig the droppings out of my daughter's mouth once 'cause she thought they were raisins.
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