Cleveland Boer Goats

23/11/2025

Carol McKenzie was in a rush to feed our four poddies today. Four at once - show us your pic of U doing a better job. 😃😄😃

23/11/2025

For those who don't understand what eye muscle depth means this picture of a 10 month wether shows it = beautiful cutlets. Note the lack of fat but good intra muscular fat. Only good genetics not grain feeding can deliver this premium quality goat meat. Premium Cleveland Boer goat meat.

21/11/2025

Thank you to Danielle from Designs by DM for doing such a great job with our 27 November Sale Catalogue. She also made this reel of the lots which we hope you might enjoy.

Which is your favourite?

20/11/2025

We are proud to release the Sale Catalogue for Cleveland Red and White Boer Goat Sale, which is conducted via Auctions Plus from 27 to 30 November. Click on the picture to open the catalogue.

Flipsnack is a digital catalog maker that makes it easy to create, publish and share html5 flipbooks. Upload a PDF or design from scratch flyers, magazines, books and more.

16/11/2025

This beautiful feminine 2 year old doe has already raised triplets and is in our 27 November sale.

16/11/2025

One of the best bucks in our 27 November sale he's from Cleveland Zoey AI ET and a full brother to the Champion Objective Measurement Doe at Sydney Royal. Just 13 months and 86kg - he'll add meat to any herd.

15/11/2025

We offer FREE delivery of goats purchased at our November 27 sale if you buy more than one goat ($200 for one) along these routes:

12/11/2025

12/11/2025

Some of the sires of the bucks and does in our 27 August sale. Plenty of genetics available.

12/11/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17gJQgnPys/

An interesting article on taking decisions based upon feet problems.

Every producer wants sound feet in their flock.
But somewhere along the line, sound became confused with ruthless.

TOO many are quick to cull every sheep that ever limps without stopping to ask why it limped.

Here’s the truth from the field and the science behind it.

Feet do not fail on their own.
They fail under pressure. Long wet spells, sharp ground, feed changes, stress events that weaken horn growth and tear the hoof capsule apart.

When a whole mob shows signs, that is not genetics, that is environment.

Radical culling under those conditions is not selection. It is destruction.
You are not removing weakness. You are removing resilience. Those ewes that battled through inflammation and healed with proper care often carry the most adaptive genetics in the flock.

Biologically, a hoof can rebuild itself when managed right. Cells reform, tissue stabilizes, and natural horn growth evens out once conditions improve.
That is not a defect. That is recovery, and it can be measured.

Modern hoof management respects that process.
It does not throw away strong animals for a bad season. It observes, records, and corrects. Turning setbacks into data and data into progress.

Trimmers who understand this balance see the results. When inflammation is handled early, fertility steadies, feed efficiency returns, and the entire flock walks stronger for it.
You do not need to lose good stock to look like you are doing something.

Progressive flocks are not trimming out of habit.
They are reading the signs, adapting, and applying real science.
A sound foot is not just a mark of good breeding. It is proof of good stewardship.

TRUE selection starts with understanding the cause, not just cutting away the symptoms! 

10/11/2025

Cleveland Deva is 2 years old, has raised twins and is ready to breed. She's in our November 27 sale also.

10/11/2025

Nice 13 month old buck 83kg also in our 27 November sale.