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Behavior of four Angora goats was studied in sixteen observation periods for four seasons on a west Texas range. The goats consistently fed during two definite daylight feeding periods: (a) early morning, and (b) late afternoon to dusk. Bedding generally occurred whenever darkness became evident and little or no feeding activity was observed between that time and daybreak. The four goats differed somewhat in their behavioral activities, but were remarkably similar in their vegetation preference. Seasonal difference seemed to have an imnortant effect unon both vegetative preference and behavioral I A

journal of range management

A Behavioral Study of Angora Goats on West Texas Range (Un Estudio Sobre las Actividades de Cabras de Angora en un Pastizal Natural en el Oeste de Texas)