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Clark County goat group: the kids are all right

Association educates would-be owners on caring for frisky, curious ruminants

By Becca Robbins, Columbian staff reporter
Published: January 2, 2023, 6:05am
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Clark County Goat Association President Chris Dunning feeds some of the goats at his farm east of Ridgefield. The goat association provides education for seasoned and rookie goat owners, along with mentorship for those considering getting their first goats.
Clark County Goat Association President Chris Dunning feeds some of the goats at his farm east of Ridgefield. The goat association provides education for seasoned and rookie goat owners, along with mentorship for those considering getting their first goats. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

When Chris Dunning and his family moved to property outside of Ridgefield in 2012, he wanted to teach his children how to care for livestock. Cows, chickens and pigs all called his property home at some point or another.

But then he decided to look into goats. Someone suggested Dunning reach out to the goat association.

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