Critters

Boots

Boots was the son of my best buck, Cochise.
We raised him from a paper thin baby the night
that he was born, and he was a terrific goat!
Cochise was a Galaxy line Nubian, and his mother,
Flame, was an American Alpine dairy goat! (Our first!)

Food Motivated!

When the hay was tossed off the truck, they don't wait for it to be moved!

Herd

Every color in the rainbow! Ready to be milked.

Herd

Ten Percent looking back to see where her daughter, Maple Sugar, (far right) is!

5 of these goats came from an older couple who had been breeding goats
for decades. They were breeding "bush" goats, goats who are long legged so
that their udders don't get caught on brush, and who yielded a good
amount of milk. Also, while I never used a goat for meat, the wethers have
more meat than the average. They are really a large, Alpine-based breed!

Pygmy Kid Having Lunch!

Pygmy Kids Are Pretty Small!

Note La Mancha Features!