Twin Creek Farm Boer Goats

10/12/2026

Fall is fabulous!

10/12/2026

10/04/2026

Fabulous Fall day with the girls!

08/11/2026

Congratulations to a hardworking young lady! We couldn’t be more excited to have you excel at the Hartford Fair with your market goat projects. It is one VERY COMPETITIVE fair for livestock.

Kensie & Maisie - 3rd in class, 5th Overall Meat Breeding Doe kid under 12 months, and 6th Overall Meat Breeding Doe

Maisie is out of our Desperado daughter Caroline and sired by Ruger’s Executive Warrior.

She also was the Reserve Intermediate Showman with her market wether

08/03/2026

Congratulations Lu & so proud to have you as part of our county fair show family! Pickaway County is super competitive and you nailed it!

🥉 3rd place with a red wether is outstanding for your first time out! And getting your big traditional boy dialed in too is a special feat! Can’t wait to see you continue to grow next year!

07/25/2026

🏆 MULTIPLE BANNER DAY 🏆
Exciting Market Goat show at the Perry County Fair this week! Congratulations to our trio of sisters with their market goat wethers! They each captured the Reserve Banner in their respective weight classes! So proud of their hard work and commitment to raising quality farm to table animals! Glenford Valley Farm thank you for trusting our genetics for your market goat project!

Not only did the wethers perform, but the sisters placed top 3 in their showmanship too!
McKinley placed 3rd in Intermediate Showmanship division with her Reserve Winner Class #7 wether #1239
Addelynn also placed 3rd but in the Junior Showmanship division with her Reserve Winner Class #8 wether #1241
Gracie WON the Junior Class Showmanship division with her Reserve Winner class #10 wether #1239

05/12/2026

2026 sire coming up

05/12/2026

INTRIGUE….. December buck🖤🤍

03/29/2026

Willow’s Winter Pearl x Ruger’s Executive Warrior
1. White faced Buck 10.4lbs
2. Brown faced Buck 10.2lbs

02/23/2026

2/21 Chaos (Ward’s Cat In The Hat daughter) x Ruger’s Executive Warrior
Caped doe
Traditional Buck

With all the heartbreak after losing Spooky’s buckling that evening, life found a way yesterday within the next hour.

After being in the barn all day checking and watching Spooky, and completing her vet visit at 7pm; I decided to prep the barn for the evening for when we typically bring everybody inside at about 9pm. I did my usual, set feed and water. I wasn’t going to ask my husband for help tonight since he had been cutting down a huge pine tree all day that had taken out our power lines after storms and wind the other night. It had been a day already! I went ahead and put the mommas and babies from inside the barn into their pens and was going to head to the house for a meal before bringing in the pastured goats. Then, something changed my mind and I decided to just bring them all in early and be done. I could get a nice hot shower and meal then relax for the rest of the evening. So I opened the barn doors to the back pasture. All the girls were standing at the gate……………..except one white spot in the dark near the trampoline.

CHAOS!!!!!! Twin babies out in the cold for I don’t know how long! I ran out & scooped up the floppy laid out flat kid and then grabbed the one that at least had a cry and head up. Ran to the barn with momma behind me straight to the heater! Body temps unregistered on the 1st and only 90.2 degrees on the other.
Two hours with stimulation and constant heat……we have both kids with an attentive momma actively nursing.
💙🩷