Thanks to a great suggestion from IdahoNancy we have a fun new forum to share goat toys and novel ideas on how to keep your goats entertained between trips. Lets see some pictures!

I'll have to find a picture and post it...but my goats love thier canoe. It was an old one that has a small hole in it. It is up-side-down in their pen and they love to jump on it. It kida wobles side to side when they jump on it...makes a heck of a racket but happy they are!

Hobbs and the boys love the teeter totter I made. They use it to bonk each other or launch an attack.

Idahonancy, I love your teeter totter! And your beautiful goat (Oberhasli, I beleive) looks just like my two Obie boys (Moose and Apache). Here they are:
Moose


Apache

I love the conoe thing for the goats. We have a very old fishing boat that does not get used and is an eyesore, so I am going to try to sweettalk my husband into making it a goat toy because they need it. HA. By the way, I want to download a picture of something my husband built for the goats, how do I get it onto this website?

A used street sweeper broom is a great belly scratcher. The dept of transportation gives these away when they are worn out. The goats will rub along side of it and rub there neck and chins on it. The young ones walk on it and it roles over.

This is a great topic, and I thought I would add my giant cement ball to the inventory. There's only room for one at the top, and that's what makes it so fun. this picture has some other weird things going on- Ouija the goat on the ground is actually using Gyro's hoof to scratch his head, not pushing the ball. In the background you can see stepson Sean building the new goat barn that is going to have a stucco cement roof and be built to withstand goats dancing on it. I will post a picture when we are done.

Where does a person find a giant cement ball?

I made it out of plywood, chicken wire, and stucco. It's actually pretty light.