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All kids except for Iggy were born in March and will be ready to wean within the next couple of weeks. Those boys (AJ, Tamale, Tater, and Tot) are due to be wethered this week, and they as well as Everest will be going to auction on the 15th unless spoken for. Weights for younger boys are between 30-55 lb.
Everest - 2 year old Boer mix buck. This guy is TALL with great frame and serious bone mass. His kids are great and some of the friendliest babies I've ever had, but I only want to keep one buck so he needs to go. Sire to all available kids except for Iggy.
6' fence required - he knows his height and will step right over 4'! However, he is electric fence trained and just running an extra wire or two above existing fence is sufficient, which is what I've done, and he respects that.
$275
Iggy - 5 month old Boer/Kiko cross buckling (plus small percentage Alpine). This dude is one of the nicest kids I've ever produced in over a decade of breeding. 63 lb at weaning with 0.59 ADG and muscling for days. His dam (Ivory) is one of my top producers with a history of throwing multiples, and his maternal granddam had just had her last kid at 16 before she was unfortunately lost to an accident, so this line has longevity in spades. Fancy color is the cherry on top! He'll throw amazing kids and upgrade any commercial herd. If I didn't have his sire (Magic) plus dam and sister I'd retain him for my own use. Unrelated to any of the other goats available.
$200
Annie - 7 year old 7/8 Kiko, 1/8 Boer doe. Annie is a lovely homebred doe out of another strong maternal line with a history of multiple kids. Very sweet and an easy keeper. She's been a great producer for me and is hard to let go, but making space to retain kids means making tough decisions. Lots of good years left so it's time for her to go make nice babies for someone else.
$250
Alice - yearling daughter of Annie, by Kiko buck. Triplet raised on the bottle; VERY sweet. Alice was meant to be sold as pet only due to a split teat, but Everest had other ideas (see fencing requirements!) and she kidded a single buckling unassisted. She's a great mom and has proven to have inherited Annie's ease of keeping since she's continued to grow well while also packing the pounds onto her kid, despite having been underage and small when she had him. Her teat hasn't been an issue for nursing and she could probably still be milked as well.
$300 with kid (AJ), or $200 by herself after weaning. $125 for AJ alone
Tootsie - 2 year old Savanna/Kiko doe. Another former bottle kid. Smaller frame but nice meat to bone ratio, plus good parasite resistance with consistently low fecal numbers. Tootsie also kidded for the first time this year and had two nice bucklings which she's done a great job with.
$350 with both boys (Tater and Tot) or $200 by herself after weaning. $100/ea for kids alone or $175 as a pair
Jenny - March doeling by Everest out of my Boer/Saanen herd queen. Joy is my best doe and I rarely let any of her daughters leave, but she was nice enough to grace me with twin doelings this year so one is available. She's still going strong at 10 years old - gorgeous kids, great maternals, and my favorite milker to boot. Both doelings look like they'll be just like her. If you're interested in dual purpose, this is the kid for you!
$175
Tamale - March buckling by Everest out of Kiko doe (same dam as Tootsie). Biggest of the younger boys and very friendly. Would make a nice pack goat prospect!
$150
Nova - cull Boer doe for BUTCHER ONLY. Details on request.
$200
All prices open to offers/trades that don't eat. Discounts for multiples! Goats are herd animals and do not do well alone, so you must buy at least two if you don't already have goats. I'm happy to mentor new owners; all of my animals come with free lifetime advice, even for middle of the night emergencies.
Delivery available. Can hold up to 30 days with deposit.
