Horned Goat Feeder Design for Pack Goats

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This is what you need for the ultimate pack goat feeder if you have horned goats. This feeder design will eliminate the following issues. Waste, one goat dominating the feeder, babies getting in the feeder and eating and sleeping (and pooping), weather getting on feed and clean up. The dimensions are 54 tall by 57 long by 42 wide. The openings are 17 x 17 and the base of the opening is 20 inches. Marc Warnke, "The Goat Guy", packgoats.com.
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[@danmanfarm]

Best feeder ever.

[@PackGoatscom]

dan man did you build one like it and have good results?

[@danmanfarm]

PackGoats.com I wish... till then, I think yours is the real deal for goats.

[@careylogan7639]

Genius at work!! thx Marc

[@PackGoatscom]

👊👊👊👊

[@christinamanco6993]

This is very helpful! Thank you! My babies like to jump into everything and the pyramid center is an awesome concept 😁

[@timdunk7278]

Awesome, thanks Mark. Now I just need some goats.

[@juanRobert123]

Thank you Mark, it is possible to get the measurements of the last and nicer goat feeder, thank you

[@PackGoatscom]

Roberto Zatarain yes we are going to get all that out soon it a kit for u to see all of it.

[@brianphilbrook5262]

Wow I like that a lot. Good work

[@rkhubb]

Love it Mark! Thanks for the sharing of knowledge. Been pondering on those same issues for my goats. I'll have to build one.

[@PackGoatscom]

rkhubb Cool hope it works for you too.

[@slysphinx]

I like the feeder design Marc. And best of all it looks like something that even an amateur carpenter (me) could construct. My only question was how you put hay in the feeder. Do you just stuff it through the gaps in the feeder ports or does the cover/top lift up on hinges so you can drop hay in from the top? Also, how did you get so much horn growth with your yearling? My two yearlings (actually 18 months) don't have horns nearly that long, even though I'm trying to make sure they are getting good feed and minerals.

[@PackGoatscom]

yup you just stuff the flakes through. I only feed about a flake per side each feeding morning and evening...if you put too much in they waste it by not eating it all the way down...I'm a waste freak if you can't tell. I'm a bad carpenter as well.

[@jheasley1]

I currently don’t have goats at this time, very interested in Alpine Goats though, I live in North Central Indiana, most goat breeders in the Midwest don’t leave the horns on the goats. #1) Pertaining to packing goats, I’d like to know the pros & cons of leaving horns on. #2) also like to know what you use for a “guardian to protect your herd of goats“? Thank you

[@PackGoatscom]

The FAQ will be good for you to look at on Packgoats.com

[@mikaylawiley9344]

Could you please give me the measurements for the feeder? It would be greatly appreciated.

[@PackGoatscom]

I will put those in the comments here in the next few days...you bet.

[@mikaylawiley9344]

Thank you very much for replying to my comment, I'm looking forward to making the feeder. I'm getting goats on the 6th!

[@PackGoatscom]

Hey, so sorry, I finally got those dimensions up...busy summer, sorry.

[@led_farmer]

I acquired some pack goats with gigantic horns they are all Weathers... what's the key to making their horn so big... Waiting to castrate?

[@PackGoatscom]

Jake Husband That does effect it. Yes. So does genetics.

[@led_farmer]

Awesome thanks Mark!