Then we decided to get into the meat market. Although we have never sold any of our goat directly to a meat market, we sell to kids for 4-h projects knowing they will go to the market. Our first fair we placed 3rd overall. We were so excited. From then on we wanted the best. So most all of our nannies come from good genetics. Not the top of the line because we don't show in the big leagues so were
not going to spend that kind of money. But our nannies and bucks have produced some winners and some fantastic does. We just this year after loosing our traditional buck to a long illness, drove to Tennesee and bought a young buck from Sunshine Boer Goats. We can hardly wait till breeding time to use him. Hope to have some superior kids next season. We also have been raising and breeding fainting goats. We accidently bought a fainter buck back when we first started with the pygmies. The lady that sold him to us didn't know what he was, so naturally we didn't either. He was really easy to handle unlike the pygmies. I like my boers but still wanted a smaller goat so we have a small herd of fainters. They are a very gentle natured goat and easy to handle. So if your looking for a winner at the shows or great production nannies check us out. I'm sure we can meet your needs. Or if you want a nice pet don't forget about our fainters.
