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Re: goats are eating my plug wires!
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Posted by markct on November 19, 2004 at 08:39:09 from (68.236.75.163):
In Reply to: goats are eating my plug wires! posted by Lynn Kasdorf on November 19, 2004 at 07:14:50:
yea i made the mistake of leaving our tractor in the goat pen once, they chewed on all the wires except the plug wires, all the light wiring they chewed on, and they pulled the keys outa the ignition and dropped them in the grass, took a few hours with a magnet to find em! i think the only way to stop them is with a fence, i know one of my fathers friends had a cow that loved to eat spark plug wires, i think it must be something about ceartain rubbers that tastes good, i know he said they only would do it to new wires not old weathered ones, musta been a taste on the surface or somethin, might try a different type or brand?
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