Select a convenient corner for working the goats within the pen and install movable stock panels to close it off. Create a location where small kids can eat without having to compete with the big goats for feed. Attach feeders to the inside of the pens or place them on the ground for the kids to access. At the center-most point of the crescent, cut and remove the horizontal wire closest to the ground between two vertical wires in only one section of the stock panel . Do not cut any other wires.
Big goats become surprisingly agile at getting through small spaces when feed is on the other side.
Feeding pens containing large numbers of goats require the usage of round bales. Haying goats presents a special challenge, as they are wasteful eaters who seem to enjoy walking on and tearing up their food, not to mention urinating and defecating on it. Cut and pull all baling twine and completely remove all twine from the pen the keep them from eating it. Ingesting baling twine usually results in a twisted gut and the death of the goat. To protect the hay from rain, sleet, or snow, construct a lid frame of tubular hollow metal and fasten sheets of corrugated metal to it.