My dad told me he would help me learn how to use power tools while we built a new hay feeder that I desperatly need. So today we did just that. I learned how to use a screw gun, a drill & a chop saw. Little Miss Mia
LOL thanks guys - I was so pleased with myself I must say. I learned a lot though my dad did do quite a bit of it. But now i feel like I can help with the barn building if needed
Really good looking- I'm attached to my cordless drill by the hip- I do everything using it for driving screws and setting bolts, etc. Once you do that, you feel like you can build anything- may not be straight but it will hold together.
do they jump inside? I had to put an angle cover because one goat would jump in it and them jump over the 5 ft sactions in the barn. naughty
yes they do, rather anoying. A lid is on the list - but I am happy to at least have it since it is functional without it. There is so much less waste now!
Could you post the plans for it? I really need a couple of hay feeders, that my horned goats can use. That would work great for them. I have one Billy Goat Gruff red hay feeder, but use it for grain for the does.
well we used this: http://www.goatworld.com/articles/feeders/feeder.shtml But adapted it by using spindles on the sides and making a full floor on the bottom as well as making it a tad shorter because of my goats size. I reccomend you put a lid on it though!!!
