baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad idea

when lead foil was being used to make tinsel. I bet there is some left here and there.

but any trees with toxic tinsel should be Hazardous waste and not used as feed.

My horse has all the grass and hay she wants, but some times she nips just the fresh green from the tips of evergreen trees. She also eats new flower buds from many types of flowers. She's never eaten the whole tree!

wonder why that one goat has the partial body clip

This is.

far prefer unsold pumpkins from Halloween.





Same can be said for sheep but they appreciate the ranchers busting them first

October though January is party time!

We're home base to a huge goat outfit. The goats spend most of their year out eating bushes, doing contract weed control in urban areas, but this time of the year they are put on alfalfa fields after the last mowing. Eating alfalfa followed by a pumpkin dessert must be like being in high cotton to a goat.

I don't know if that would be dangerous for the goats.
We bought a cheap tree one year and found out the hard way that it wasn't sprayed.
The lit angel on top got real dim and when I went to check it out I found the reason: it was full of ticks drawn to the warmth of the bulb. We ended up having the house fumigated after Christmas because we found ticks in the carpet and on the walls.