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I hate “GOAT HEADS” – this is how I am getting rid of them Organically
I wish I had known this years ago,

I have tried all kinds of things.
I started out pulling them up one by one by hand.

It worked until my neighbor let them get out of control and kept bringing them over here on their tires and shoes.

This method looks to be working very well.

I will be updating on the progress as I go to show how well this works or doesn’t work @MyOldRanch

Here I hope to help others learn what I've learned over 15 years. Raising animal’s sheep, cows, chickens, dogs, cats and even my horse Being a city boy never raising anything. Buying a ranch learning how to be a Rancher.

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Goat heads –
"Goat's head weed," also known as puncturevine (Tribulus terrestris), is an invasive plant with spiny burrs that can puncture tires and cause injury. It's a summer annual with a mat-forming growth habit and thrives in dry, disturbed areas.

They are also called: Puncturevine, cat's-head, devil's thorn, tackweed.
They come from: Native to southern Europe, now widely distributed.
Spreading from a central taproot they produce small, yellow, with five petals.
The Seed Pods produce spiny, burr-like seed pods that can injure people, animals, and damage tires.