Introduction: How to Tie a Goat
Scoop method by Lynn Smity. Demonstrated by Nicole Sederstrom, 3rd Place National Little Britches Finalist.
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Scoop method by Lynn Smity. Demonstrated by Nicole Sederstrom, 3rd Place National Little Britches Finalist.
10 Comments
5 years ago
Great video!
8 years ago on Introduction
That was hilarious! Thank you!! Now I know where the term, "goat rope," came from (your bloopers).
And yes, the city folks watching this aren't going to understand why you tie a goat no matter how short you make the words to explain it to them.
Great job. I could have used a little better resolution in the video to see the rope - which end you grabbed first and the completion of the knot.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Because there is no reason for it, especially in this context. It's a sport that abuses animals.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
There absolutely is a reason for it. If you're dealing with domesticated animals you have to be skilled at handling them. Being able to immobilize them quickly without hurting them is critical. Say you've got a goat with a dog bite on its neck. If you just grab it or use a leash it will thrash around and get hurt worse. What you should do is tie it up safely and take care of it. This video does a good job of showing how to do it.
What's really abusive is to own livestock and _not_ know how to do this.
8 years ago on Introduction
I raise goats and I have to ask: what the point is of doing this to them?
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
It's just sport
8 years ago
It is an event in rodeo! And it does not hurt the goat.. They are tough
8 years ago
You rope that goat gurrrl!
8 years ago
finally those pesky goats are mine!
8 years ago on Introduction
Good work, Nicole. This is definitely a unique instructable.