We started out with a bottle Nubian goat and started to breed with other breeds. Then I decided


just what we want. Colored and white fiber. The best of both worlds. They are all registered. My

husband shears in the spring and fall. They kid only in the spring . We will be having babies for

sale in April of each year and will keep everyone up to date on their babies and fiber. Some older

goats will be for sale soon, they make great starter flocks for people. We are not very big in size,

but, that way they get the best of care, food and attention etc. We like to do most things natural.

When they need their shots and med they get it. I milk some of my goats and make soap and

cheese and grow herbs and put them in both. Also the goats and sheep get herbs too. I have

some neutered males for some one who just wants a fiber goat to run with the girls. He can have

a great color and would be perfect to be with girls. This breed is very gentle and very personable.

They have a llama running  with them, his name is Licorice. He is black and is a super guy. The

billy's have their own place most of the year except in the fall during breeding time. They visit the

girls in the fall. I love my set up. The girls have the run of around the pond and the woods and

they all have their own brass bell around their neck and I can see them and hear them when they

come over by the house. It really sounds neat when they come over to say Hi!! Also it lets me

know if anything is around chasing them by their bells. We love  having them around. The babies

have play equipment to play on and little slides .
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