Learn how Boer goats were introduced to the United States and how to identify them based on size and weight from a farm and agriculture expert in this free livestock show video.
Expert: Robert D. Powell
Contact: www.powellshowgoats.com
Bio: Robert D. Powell is a West Texas native who has raised and shown livestock in agricultural programs since childhood.
Filmmaker: Sally Martin
I love Boers. I have 9 100% to 95% and a 75% nanny. They are the best meat goat breed we ever had. :3
MsSexycowgirl101 1 week ago
@taylormart1 if he is not willing to walk you can either pull his tale or have a friend walk behind u while walking also keep in mind as u r walking him to have his neck and head up high that is a big key for a showgoat(:
m31i554andtitto 2 months ago
Pretty Boer. I have a Boer cross, not sure what she's mixed with, but she isn't as stout as a Boer, from what i've seen of the breed!
Sunshyne276 7 months ago
How do you keep the goats from ingesting plants that are considered toxic to them? Or do you just count on them naturally avoiding those plants? Also, wondering, will goats eat down trees such as fur, spruce and other evergreens? Thank you for sharing! Fred
HTCSWEOD 9 months ago
does anyone know how to train a boer goat?when i pull him on his leash he just lies down
taylormart1 9 months ago
@yankeegurl62 Boer goats are bred for their meat. If the goat is not bred for milking then it's a no-go. BTW goat milk is very similar to human mother's milk.
nandoGdog 11 months ago
@Numba1Mileyfan no. its how goats play
tingirlful 1 year ago
yall shut up! some people want to no this stuff ok! so shut up!
whitegirl893 1 year ago
@ldire You dumb illiterate redneck.
bpatto 1 year ago
I have a REALLY DUMB question, I live here in Florida...and there are LOTS of Boer and Boer crosses around where I live..My grandson is allergic to cow's milk..could I use a boer nanny for milking? Granted, she wasn't bred for milking...but any thoughts?
yankeegurl62 1 year ago