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sarge43
(29,173 posts)mopinko
(73,943 posts)i could have one, but i dont have the energy.
R Merm
(444 posts)Pot Plants.
rambler_american
(938 posts)we had a small herd of goats. Delightful animals but they can also be exasperating.
mopinko
(73,943 posts)and to eat the weeds for me.
mainer
(12,581 posts)But they kept getting out and annoying the neighbors.
mopinko
(73,943 posts)roosters, big nosy, noisy dog, occasionally shrieking parrots.
Farmer-Rick
(12,786 posts)I've never seen a goat rescue a chicken.
I had a dog rescue a chicken and of course roosters will attack most anything that they think are hurting their hens. But a goat???
yardwork
(69,648 posts)mopinko
(73,943 posts)have a friend who has a little guard donkey.
Ilsa
(64,577 posts)Fla Dem
(27,778 posts)Bet her heart was sure beating. Hope the talons didn't injure her too much.
NurseJackie
(42,862 posts)... I wonder if the goat was consciously defending the chicken, or was he attracted to the noise and motion and interested in "playing" too?
StarryNite
(12,170 posts)MustLoveBeagles
(17,291 posts)Wahyee
(610 posts)colorado_ufo
(6,262 posts)Whatta guy! That was a big hawk!
kpete
(72,904 posts).
Harker
(18,162 posts)Bayard
(30,288 posts)Mr. Bayard saw a hawk dive down and grab our little old man rooster, but he dropped it. The other roosters and hens just ran around squawking.
We do have one billy goat that will take on about anything. They can be territorial.
These two did a good job
Duppers
(28,476 posts)I've a fearless, crazy cat who, I'm sure, would even attempt something like this....
Bayard
(30,288 posts)Is that a pic-a-nik basket he's taking off with?
liberalla
(11,223 posts)It coulda' been bad!
red dog 1
(33,471 posts)Incredible little video!
(So much happens so fast)
I'm glad the chicken had friends nearby!
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