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My Industrial Cabin Build
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EddieWalker
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That's a lot more serious electric fence then what I did. I only had 4 strands.
Grumpycat
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First an electric car, now electric fences!
What next?
What next?
groundcover
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Electric chair ??
Grumpycat
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Ooh! My father had one of those! Lifts feet, back, and can even extend to put him on his feet!
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That's better than the electric chair that came to my mind. But maybe OP would like to have to eliminate unwanted visitors. He has an excavator to bury any remains. Sorry for the diversion. Jon
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I was at a party in the early nineties and met a guy who was on the crew that wired up the chair when it was moved from Richmond to Greensville va.
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New Babies in Da House!
New Fence for Baby Goats
New Fence for Baby Goats
EddieWalker
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Congratulations on the new babies!!!
Did you run power to the barn? It looks like you're using flashlights in there.
A couple years from now, you will not even pay attention to them when the babies are born. We still take pictures and post them on FB, but we don't even think about them until it happens.
If one isn't doing well, and the mom rejects it, we just let it pass. We did the whole vet thing, spent time trying to keep them alive, and in the end, they always pass away when mom rejects them.
We put some cedar log rounds in the barn for the babies to climb on, play on, and jump off of. They will play that game over and over again. Eventually I want to build a rock mountain for them to play on, but for now, they usually end up finding something to entertain themselves on like a ditch, or my manure pile.
Did you run power to the barn? It looks like you're using flashlights in there.
A couple years from now, you will not even pay attention to them when the babies are born. We still take pictures and post them on FB, but we don't even think about them until it happens.
If one isn't doing well, and the mom rejects it, we just let it pass. We did the whole vet thing, spent time trying to keep them alive, and in the end, they always pass away when mom rejects them.
We put some cedar log rounds in the barn for the babies to climb on, play on, and jump off of. They will play that game over and over again. Eventually I want to build a rock mountain for them to play on, but for now, they usually end up finding something to entertain themselves on like a ditch, or my manure pile.
