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Dakota Pygoras We produce the Pygora goat which produces wonderful, lofty, soft, fiber that does not coarsen as the goat ages.

This goat has a great personality and a manageable size, good health, and fleece in a range of colors that make this a perfect fiber goat!

10/15/2026

5 bucks - all sheared ! Big sigh of relief ! Romeo is our easiest goat to catch with the exception of Oreo. Oreo remains tame and eager to come see me when I head to the buck pasture. We use Romeo to help us herd Sundance and Kelley to the barn. The day was ideal for working outside and other than trimming Romeo’s back hoof too close to the quick, the shearing went exceptionally great ! All our buck’s fiber this fall is looking fabulous! So grateful we harvested the fiber before it felted or got crazy matted ! Pygoras

10/14/2026

Kelley is a year and 6 months old. He is re as y to be used as a sire. His momma is Nellie. She is a solid black fingered goat with super fine micron (17 micron). Kelley’s dad is Clark. Clark is solid light caramel; however his site is a black Pygora. We are thinking Kelley will bring us some great looking kids! Pygoras

10/13/2026

Shearing bucks is not a job for sissy’s ! Sundance is not an easy catchable buck. We shear the bucks in the spring and fall and that is when we work on their hooves and give them any vaccines. We use the follow Romeo routine when we work with Sundance. It also helps to have a third strong hand assisting! Today we had our nephew Sean helping. He was able to put a leash around Sundance’s neck and that made all the difference! Thank YOU Sean!

10/12/2026

Clark is our biggest and oldest Pygora buck. He produces abundant and amazing fiber. He also produces great kids ! His son Kelley is in the breeding line up this fall. So grateful he was such a gentle beast for the shearing stand!
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10/09/2026

Today the herd relaxed, stayed inside there fence and enjoyed the Autumn sunshine. Pygoras

10/08/2026

It did not take long for the herd to find us ! They knew we were up to something and they just had to come check us out. We think the reinforced fence line is now goat proof! We will see what the herd thinks!
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10/07/2026

Remember; once you install a fence you need to maintain it!
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10/06/2026

We have 5 bucks. This helps diversify our herd and helps keep bloodlines strong. We are fortunate to have the land and the infrastructure to accommodate these guys. We also offer stud services should you wish to bring your doe for breeding. Pygoras

10/05/2026

The herd has discovered 2 areas where they can jump over the fence. About the time we get one area complete and goat proof; they look for another area they can mess with. Moral of the story; if you are going to fence for goats do it right the first time! We were green horns ! We had existing t-posts up along the north fence line and did not add more. These t-posts are 16’ apart! WHAT? Are we crazy! No.. at the time - clueless! ( in my defense o did have a constant rant “ we need to put posts closer “ ; however conservative husband - partner - one who can not see spending MORE when one can try to get it done for less. The goats continue to teach us “ DO it RIGHT or EVEN better the first time !!!!
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10/02/2026

Our Pygora goat Dakota Pygora Magnus is an excellent fiber producer! He also is an excellent goat for standing still while we work on him. Today we trimmed his hooves, Daou Le checked his microchip, and sheared his summer production. We managed to harvest his fiber before it was too long, matted or felted. A+ to the shearer and herdess! It only took 5 years to get that rhythm down !!!
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Dakota Carol's Pygora Place
Bismarck, ND
58503

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