Goats or a Cow? Help!

Ok, we are in a deciding process and are asking for your help and opinions. We want our own milk animal. However, milk cows are not easily found in my neck of the woods anymore, living in beef country. So that is one drawback to having a dairy cow. The other drawback is that they produce a lot of milk, A LOT. So I am afraid that I will have milk, butter, yogurt and cheese coming out of my ears and the ears of my neighbors also. I don't like to waste things so am afraid that there might be too much waste. Although I could cut down on the amount of waste by letting the calf nurse also and this will cut down on the amount of milk that I obtain from my cow. The only goats I have every known have been cantankerous critters. After my grandaddy's billy goat jumped the fence and chased my cousin and I up onto the car I swore I never wanted to see another goat. However, here I am many years later considering getting just that. Goat milk tastes much different from cow's milk. It is better for you and much more tolerant on the human body. However, I haven't found any that I can actually enjoy drinking. All goat milk that I have tasted, taste like I have just licked a very dirty smelly billy goat. Goat herders I know swear that the milk tastes great. I haven't seen that yet. So any suggestions from you readers would be great! Goats also need special fencing. I have fencing for horses and cows (most of the time). Anyone who knows cows knows that they will get out someway somehow even with the best fencing. However, goats will always get out unless they have exactly the proper fencing. So fencing for a goat will cost some money. The offspring of both can be put in the freezer, but it is much easier for my husband and I to butcher a goat than a cow. Goats eat less, thus a lower feed bills for my milk. I am afraid that the feed cost would outweigh the benefits of having a cow. it is much easier to keep a billy to breed a goat back to, however, I have no interest in keeping a bull. This would mean that i would have to transport my cow somewhere every year and pay to have her bred. More extra expense. However, if I can't stand drinking the milk from the goat there is no reason having her other than to but meat in the freezer. So any suggestions from my readers would be great. I would love to have some other opinions and viewpoints. I am putting a poll here on the site so please vote, cow or goat. Thanks and have a great day.