Jul 10, 2005 · Not only does my friend haul her goats in her minivan, she also hauls her mini HORSE! He jumps right in like loading in a trailer. She has the back seats pulled out, a cattle panel tied in right behind the front seats, and a tarp with …

Jan 25, 2012 · I put my girls in the backseat of my car all the time. If I did put them in the trunk, I'd drop at least the middle chunk of the seat so they could stick their heads out and get fresh air. Rosie, my baby girl, usually rides shotgun and is very well behaved.

Oct 17, 2024 · You can also even put them in the backseat of your car this way. Obviously, this only applies in quite specific circumstances. Large goats will not do well in carriers, and no goat will do well in one for an extended period of time.

Jan 14, 2018 · Just curious--my goats ride in the back of my mini-van. I fold down the seats, put down a new tarp, & then some old cardboard & then a bit of shavings. Then I can sort of roll up the tarp with everything in it once we're home again.

Nov 23, 2015 · Traffic police in China found four unusual passengers - live goats - in the back seats of a pickup truck which was carrying another dozen of the herd in its back part. The footage, captured at a highway check station in Jiangxi Province earlier this month, shows two adult and two baby goats sitting inside the limited space while one of the ...

Dec 8, 2018 · We fold the back seats down in our Toyota Matrix, put a tarp down and a few blankets. Probably not the safest for them since they’re just hanging out loose (would be safer in an animal crate so they don’t go flying if we have to slam on the brakes), but it works great with our Nigerian Dwarfs.

May 1, 2007 · I've transported pack goats in the back of my pickup in a homemade box made out of 2X4's and chain link. It's very sturdy and safe -- my goats are large and I had nightmares of them going out the window of a camper shell, and I don't care to transport them tied.

ummm well 3 goats for 25 bucks and a baby on the way how could we not takem home .they needed one bad .haha they had to ride in the back seat of the truck!

Sep 4, 2012 · I'm lookin at buying or making a cage for the back of my pickup, but have been hauling goats in the back of our old farm Astro Van. Wth the back seat out and the mid seats in we've hauled 5 adult boers without issues. Only time I had a problem was when we loaded a 180# Billy in the back and by the time I came around he was in the drivers seat!

A few options for transporting goats: The bed of a pick up truck. This works well if you have a topper and the back door secures tightly. Or, you can put a few crates in the back if your trip is not real long. With a topper, you can fit quite a few smaller goats and they have room to move around.