Goats of Glacier offers chance to spend time with the animals
A goat eyes the camera at the Goats of Glacier farm. (Hungry Horse News photo)
A goat at Goats of Glacier in Coram. The spot allows for a hands-on experience with the goats from trying out daily chores to petting the animals. (Courtesy photo)
A goat at Goats of Glacier in Coram. The spot allows for a hands-on experience with the goats from trying out daily chores to petting the animals. (Courtesy photo)
Many people find a love for agriculture because it's the family trade, but for Carter Harris, the love was innate.
Though Carter’s dad Dustin Harris is in real estate, he said “The kid was born with cowboy boots on.”
But during Carter’s years of working on different farms and ranches, he noticed a lack of agricultural literacy, and in an effort to teach people more about farming, Carter and Dustin combined their passions to open Goats of Glacier.
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