Your enthusiasm is amazing. Don’t worry about making mistakes, you’ll find a hundred people telling you different ways to do EVERYTHING. Do your research, pick the way you think will work best for you. Relax knowing you’ll get to tweak/repair/redo most things a few times.

Hope you are enjoying yourselves during this time out. Happy New Year!

Your real good at doors and hardware correctly.

Your very talented in every thing you do. You look up ideas and make a plan and go for it. The goat pen looks great .

You must be excited every morning to get out in the barn and work! Great job!

This was my first video watching your project,and it’s wonderful. You explained it so well and filmed it great. Thanks. Joe

A HIGH 🖐🏻5ive TO YOU & YOUR WIFE ON DAY 1 OF THE GOAT 🐐 STALL BUILD... I LIKED YOUR WORK ON THE ADD EXTENSION ON THE GOATS RAISED BED PLATFORM FOR THEM. 👍🏼 ..... .....AND THE FINISH ON DAY 2 JUST LOOKS & TURNED OUT BEAUTIFULLY. WELL DONE HERE 👏🏼 ........ ( KNUCKLE👊🏽BUMP ) Country View Acers

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What a great job. So much thought went into this re: feeding, cleaning and rot prevention. Looks so nice.

Love watching your channel my friend. My wife and I have goats and chickens on 32 acres. We are trying to get a run down farm in better shape much like you are.

You really getting good at swinging that hammer. Thanks for sharing. Jim from northern Canada

Really, really nice!!! 1st class!!! I can't wait to see the goats!!! Very well done!!! TY

Wow, just saw your video of your goat stalls and they look great. My family and I just started on raising Boer goats and hopefully I'll be able to build some for our goats as well.

Just to let you know that goats, especially young ones, will jump into the hay feeder and mineral tubs, and then use them as a platform to jump on top of, or over, the wood partition on the front of the stall. Please do yourself a favor and install the same wire fencing on top of ALL your stall walls. You might even want to consider adding a wire extension on top of your gate.

Hi there Good job have good day Be good 👍👍👍👍👍🐥

Looks FANtastic 👍🤠

Looks great, love the channel!

Great job Evan 👍.

Excellent!

Outstanding job!!

New to your channel. Enjoyed the goat stall build. Looking forward to going back thru your videos to see what all your family has accomplished on your property. Nice music. Patricia Fort Payne, AL

WE USED TO RAISE GOATS, THEY COULD JUMP A 4 FOOT FENCE WITH BARB WIRE 6 INCHES ABOVE THAT, THEY JUMP LIKE A DEER

Nice job on the goat stalls. Just found your channel looking for ideas to build a new stall for our three dwarf nigerians. I subscribed and look forward to looking at your other videos. Thanks for sharing!

You did a really nice job

Awesome build 👏

Very impressive!!

Looks Awesome! I'd suggest you think about rehanging the gate to the other side and make it so it can swing out and block the isle. That way when you are chasing them into the barn the gate will block the isle an force them to run into the pen you want. I'd do that will all the gates, nothing worse than chasing them back and forth down the barn isle till they decide to turn in to where you want them. Lastly, does your barn have water in it? I don't remember, but if you do or can run it to the barn auto water feeders are the best so you never have to worry about them running out on a hot day. Plus once you run it into the barn you can do it for all the animals in there too. Real good workmen/women ship there by the two of you.

That looks fantastic.

Very nice video! Good job sir :)

Love the bench Looks very nice

Tub Will be good for water!!

Good job boxing in the metal posts - I will remember that

It wood look great if you could WhiteWash or Paint the inside to lighten up & save on Lighting. I would put Chickens in a separate smaller building with a fence around to let them roam for excercise.

Looks great. Another tick off your to-do list. 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐 are almost there!

You all are a beast! It was great to watch you work. Well done.

Don't forget goats hate to get wet you are going to have to give them shelter at all times if they don't have access to there pen in the barn.

Nice carpentry skills..

I think back wall wood frame was to attach wood. petitions dividers to door side in building stables. Maybe?

Nice work!

You got great skills

Nice work.

The wife has worked hard enough to have earned all the goats she wants!

The siding is called car siding I put it on my front room walls in my trailer house looks nice

Nice job 👍🐐

Nice 👍👌

Build a drain in goat when u wash them u have a drain for water build a pipe in the middle then pipe to the middle of walkway run the drain outside in the field

What if the goats chew on the treated wood?? Have you thought about that???

Looks very good. Thanks for sharing.

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The concrete floor need sealed or the urine smell will seep over winter in and be impossible to clean properly.

AWESOME JOB👍👍 I like it.

Great job on the goad stalls:) Your homestead is really coming together ;)

You really do nice work, I honestly believe that your dog 🐕 wants to help build but he can't, he has paws. 😞

that looks like it was more for dairy cows with the concrete floors that could be hosed out. You wouldn't keep horses on concrete. The goats will need fairly deep bedding on it as well. It's ok for part time, but concrete floors are harder on animals than it is on humans. Nice stall though.

Looking good !

Looks great!!! You should do the feed room after finishing the fencing, and build a medical cabinet too. Have you looked at the ceiling in the alley way to see if there is a trap door??? Makes it easy to drop hay from hay loft!!!! I built swing doors on my hog pens, to block the center alley. It made it easy to move a sow to the boar pen for breeding without them getting out!!!! Also to move a hog to a ramp to load into the trailer. We had one try to crawl under the trailer to escape one time! I cant wait to see whats next!!!!!

Will your ATV not fit through the door where you started this video. If it and the trailer will fit it would save a lot of walking and double loading.

Use the pig platform as a walk way so you don't have to walk in the mud

hmm...……..I wonder if you power wash the left over pig floor if you could have used it as the goat floor?

Wow, the goat stall turned out Great! =D Something I thought of is something Al from Lumnah Acres did, maybe you could drill a hole in the back corner of the platform so that you can keep a tub under it and be able to sweep the goat droppings into it to put in your compost? :) *Edited* Oh, also, something else I just thought of after seeing you comment that you have a couple hay doors in the ceiling: since you have that and it'll be easier for you to store your hay up there than having to keep it in a feeding room on the ground floor, maybe making a hay feeder the way Heartiness Acres did would be a good way to utilize that? :)

You should invest in an impact driver and save you some time and energy. Just a suggestion.

That would make an awesome horse stale

I guess I missed it, but what is the platform for?

Nice but will the goats be able to jump on the hay feeder and over the fence?

Fancy stall for fancy goats...nice!

I wouldn't use treated lumber. The animals will likely chew on it.

How about lights

Water bluckets for Goats and you'll need kits stalls for females won't want them in others

Very Nice! Do you have an idea of how many of the Nigerian Dwarfs you'll be getting? Besides not liking the dark and getting wet, goats do not like being crowded, the herd queen, at the least, will bully (rear up, butt, bite) others in close quarters. Once you put in hay rack, mineral container, feeder/s and water tub the goats will lose pen space. There will not be space enough for dwarfs and larger goats in that pen. Mixing two sizes will create an issue with feeder heights as larger goats will be stepping and pooping/voiding in the lower dwarf feeders unless you run feeding troughs to the outside of the pen. An opening between the trough and a board mounted above through which the goats put their heads to eat. An in pen water tub will have the same issue with bodily function waste contamination. For these reasons plus the fact that hay (Bermuda and Alfalfa) absorb waste odor and goats won't eat it. This is why distance is required between feeding and sleeping areas when wanting to feed in an enclosed living area. Contrary to belief, goats do not live by pasture alone, particularly if it consists of primarily of clover and Bermuda (although they love Bermuda Hay which makes for happy, healthy goats). New Spring pasture is not beneficial as the weeds and grasses contain moisture primarily. Additionally, because they do not need a host to survive, tape worms live on the underneath side of the grass blades, especially in Spring. Goats love to run, jump and play king of the hill. They are sociable, loving, funny, responsive, quickly trainable, occasionally stubborn and make terrific pets. If their tail is 'up', it's a good sign that are likely healthy and happy. If their tail is 'down', they may be ill, wormy, injured/in pain, or other and in need immediate attention. Enjoy; I have for almost 20 years.🐾

You don't want any CCA lumber where your animals can eat it.

Wow looking real nice one more step closer to getting goats bet your wife happy lol

Do you have your contractors lic.?

With lots of stray on the floor, you will have problem open the gate... nice job.

Oh the fainting goats are hilarious ! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

You need a farm truck son.

Again, no vapor barrier between PT lumber and concrete. Children! They never listen! And get a couple nail guns to speed up work and lessen the impact on your body.