goats will get out no matter what. You can also feed them until they can't move, then an hour later they will breakout and eat through half an acre of soybeans. I have seen goats escape by charging at their buddies and jumping off eachothers backs. Buddy fukers or team work? Who knows
When I was a kid, we were pretty poor. So when my dad got my mom a new car for the first time ever in the mid 80's (a cutlass) it was a big big deal. We had a horse that we boarded on family friends property, in return for helping upkeep the place. They had some goats, a peacock, some guineas for ticks, etc. One weekend me and my dad went out to feed/water the critters and took the new car. After awhile I hear him yelling and turn to see that two of the goats had gotten out and were playing king of the hill on top of the car. My dad ran over and punched the one on the hood in the head. It hit the ground dead and the second one ran off. Poor car looked like it had hail damage..
