goat problems...

[rottenPauL]

ive found this great place and im planning to start a guerilla grow next season. The place seems great, its near a small river, the soil is great and soft and there r bushes and trees around that hide the spot without blocking the sun. But there is only one problem. I speaked with some people that have grown in that area and the told me that "the ground is blessed but the goats r hungry". Too many goats that can eat the seedlings. Is there any way to keep them out of my spot? I cant use any kind of fences coz someone could notice. Any suggestions?

rottenPauL Reviewed by rottenPauL on 10-29-2006. goat problems... ive found this great place and im planning to start a guerilla grow next season. The place seems great, its near a small river, the soil is great and soft and there r bushes and trees around that hide the spot without blocking the sun. But there is only one problem. I speaked with some people that have grown in that area and the told me that "the ground is blessed but the goats r hungry". Too many goats that can eat the seedlings. Is there any way to keep them out of my spot? I cant use any Rating: 5

[letsburn06]

Well all i can suggest is to try and put them in a secluded place that you think the goats wouldnt waste their time trying to get to like in the middle of some bushes or something..you get what im saying like an open area that is aurrounded by bushes but the only way to the opening is to push ur way threw bushes n such...might work iunno

[bud breath420]

put them out of the way so the other bushes seem more apealing to the goats.. they arent going to single out your weed as something to eat

id be a little woried that you told people you were going to grow their in the first place.. loose lips sink ships my friend

[rottenPauL]

no im growing with a friend and my friend had a conversation with his uncle who was a grower and had trees in that area (the area is a few kilometers wide in a side of a mountain). I know how to keep my lips closed as this is not my irst grow. Just an opinion we took from a fellow grower. He also told us the there r many guerilla grows in that area, usually old timers and they usually dont mess with other people's grow. Thanks for the tips. Ill see what ill do, im planning to visit that place again next week for further inspection.

[CityBoyGoneCountry]

Where the heck are you that has wild goats? Must not be in America, unless maybe they escaped from someone's farm and turned ferral.

[u.g.u]

you have plenty of time to get things prepared for next year I had a simalir problem this year but with deer. I was thinking of doing a chicken wire fence then take natural vegatation perferbly stuff with thorns and are viny like wild berries or something and train the wild vine to grow all on the chicken wire by the time you are ready to plant you will have a fenced off area that conceals everything too.

[rottenPauL]

im in eastern europe and the goats r not wild. Its a nice place i guess they bring their goats there to feed. Yeah its early, ill figure it out.

[CityBoyGoneCountry]

I assumed they were wild because I didn't think you would be thick enough to grow pot where people are known to come by.

[rottenPauL]

people dont come by, just their goats. They just let them go in and spread in a place to eat. When the time comes, thy call them back, whatever way they call them. Trust me, the main problem is the god damn goats. I think ill just find a place with a lot of bushes around to keep them off.

[young Hustla]

listen u gotta spray them with wolf piss lol it sounds wrong but think about it wolfs mark their territory so that other animals wont bother with it. so what u need to do is spray it with the urine and the goats will think there is a animal that will eat them around. so they wont mess with your plants got it? trust me and make shure u spray the area too cuz if the come up to the plants and start eating and then realize then that dosent help u