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Posted by goat mom on October 10, 2001 at 17:54:00:

In Reply to: A buck question posted by cibele on October 10, 2001 at 07:51:12:

Hi Cibele ,Yes he can, but that doesent mean he will.I run all different ages of bucks together and they do fight but all the guys have been raised together. Now if there is a big difference in thier sizes, I would seperate them. Give the new kid on the block a couple of does of his own so he wont be lonely And dont put them where they can see each other or mearly a fence between them . The fence wont last long. When I got my new buck I tried every thing to stop the fighting.Nothing worked , so I just let them duke it out. Now thier sleeping together-unless a doe comes in heat. When I get rid of all these bucks ,I'll never own more than one at a time again .Hope this helps some goat mom

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