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Re: Re: Getting rid of poison ivey/ poison oak??
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Posted by Steve (Magnolia, TX) on July 20, 2004 at 07:42:56 from (161.114.1.185):
In Reply to: Re: Getting rid of poison ivey/ poison oak?? posted by p-c-y on July 19, 2004 at 19:06:51:
There's an added benefit to the goats... When I was a kid I'd catch poison ivy from 50', if the wind was right. We got a couple of dairy goats about the time I turned 12 (or so) and they ate up every stick of poison ivy that they could find (along with the multi-flora roses and honeysuckle, etc.) and we drank the milk. Apparently there was just enough poison ivy toxin in the milk to create an immunity. I haven't had poison ivy since then (I'm 37 now) and I can pull it out with my bare hands.... Steve
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