22/01/2024
I have had a few people message me and ask about what I am doing with the goats. I am slowly retiring from the goats and have decided that rehoming my young goats would be the best thing to do. These are goats that I planned on using, with the exception of the little bucks - although I wouldn’t hesitate to use them they are great quality and I am basically giving them away the cost is so low.
About the goats: In the 11 years that I have had goats, they have won over 50+ Grand, Reserve, Best of Breed and Best Udder ribbons. That may not sound like a lot but considering that I usually only attend 1 or 2 shows a year and only bring 4-8 goats (including bucks) to shows (different goats each year), they have almost always come home with ribbons. Their competitors show well nationally, so I am very happy with my little group. I have studied bloodlines on specific goats and tried to acquire the best lines for confirmation, milk production and longevity of life. They have many ties to National Champions and SG genetics. While they may not be on the Elite list (my real job requires me to work 60-70 hours a week) because I can’t put 305 days in for milking (blame the milk maid not the goat), they have received Advanced Registry Milk Stars in lbs milked, butter fat and protien. There are some that are great milkers, some that are great in the show ring and some do well in both the ring and in production. I can hold on to them for a little while if you are not ready to take them home right away.
I’m not heavily on social media advertising them, so my farm is not as well known as others in Utah (TBH last year I sold more goats out of state than in state) however, I do try to be a conscientious breeder. I will be posting different groups that are looking for new homes throughout the month. At this time all my young does have been held. I will post if any become available. Please message me with any questions.