Our Goats.
Since 1984, our herd has grown to nearly 800 goats including 400+ milking does. We raise four breeds of goats, LaMancha, Saanen, Alpine, and Nubians. We have a carefully monitored breeding program and have some cross-breeding in the four breeds.While each breed is distinctive, all goats are highly intelligent and extremely curious animals.
Female goats are called does, male goats bucks and newborn goats are called kids. Does often have twins, but triplets and quadruplets are not uncommon. The kids are raised in our nursery where they are hand bottle fed until they are weaned.
The humane care of our goats is of the most importance. Daily all are inspected to make sure they are healthy.
Lamancha - are sturdy animals with very small ears. The Lamancha goat originated in the United States and was developed for its delicious flavored milk and sweet disposition.
Saanen - are always all white with erect ears.
Alpine - has upright ears and its hair is short and may be black, shades of brown, some have white and some have all three colors.
Nubian - are large goats with long floppy ears.
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F.A.Qs.Do you use antibiotics? How often are goats milked? How much milk does Do they like to be milked? Do you milk by hand? Do you add hormones? Do you sell raw milk? Goats eat anything and |
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