07/18/2026
Currently looking for new pastures for some of our herd as we're trying to keep the size of our herd manageable (especially with our new little human we have starting to run around!). We are located in Hebron, CT.
-Jett, 2 Year Old Mini Alpine Buck (F1, registerable with MDGA). He has some big scurs and is a little skittish, but still personable.
-Smore, 2 Year Old Mini Alpine Doe, (F1, not registerable). She kidded for the first time this year. Her kidding was unassisted and she was successfully able to nurse 3 kids on her own. Her sire is the same as Jett's (Fossy's Folly Kasane).
-Ivy, 2 Year Old Mini Alpine Doe, (F1, not registerable). She has not kidded yet, but does have a precocious udder. She is the daughter of one of my original goats who I got from the dairy I worked at. Her dam can milk between a half gallon to gallon at peak and is still producing 2 years later (she has not kidded since).
-Bluebell, 2 Year Old Mini Alpine Doe, (F1, not registerable). She has also not kidded yet - she is the twin of Ivy and also has a precocious udder.
-Annie & Clarabel, 1 Year Old Mini Alpine Does, (F3, registerable with MDGA). Both have horns. They were born right after I had my first child and I never got around to disbudding them. They can be shown in the MDGA virtual show, however, if you would like to show them. They're both sweeties and from my sweetest doe and buck who are both like puppies (Sierra & Captain). I'm tempted to keep them despite the horns, but I do also have a now 1 year old and would prefer to not tennis ball them all the time.
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All are from a clean, closed herd that has been tested for CL, CAE, and Johnes (always negative) and receive regular vet care. They've all received their rabies vaccine and CDT vaccine last fall.
