3TAC Ranch Genetics

06/10/2026

Needing sire power this fall?

We do things differently than most breeders.
--We kid in April.
--Off colored bucklings (plus creams and blax) are available at weaning at extremely reasonable prices beginning in the 1st part of July.
(Solid red bucklings that we believe may pass the Kalahari Red Breed Standard are higher.)

--Several customers purchase two bucklings and use them together for their October/November breeding season.
--After breeding season customers retain their favorite of the two bucklings for future use and sell the other buckling to offset the price of the pair of bucklings.
--Customers can utilize our latest breedings and get the coverage of two bucklings at a price less than buying a yearling. Then they retain the buckling that best fits their management and resources. Customers get coverage and cashflow, not after weaning their next kid crop, but start getting cash back as early as the end of their breeding season.

If this will be a good fit for your operation contact us. We sold quite a few bucklings in the past few years. You may want to buy yours before someone else buys your pick.

Send us a PM...or call 620-899-0770

06/06/2026

05/31/2026

Sequoia is available for another herd. He is a Kalahari Red and registered in the South African Stud Book. We have used him in every way we can with our doe herd. We kept back many of his daughters and used 3 of his sons as bucklings last fall.
Sequoia has the disposition of a kitten. Send us a private message should you be interested in putting him to work in your herd.

05/30/2026

The power of selection in a breeding program

05/30/2026

If you wait, all that happens is that you get older. -L. McMurtry

05/29/2026

It has been so long since we had any measurable amount of rain the goats almost forgot the reason to get under a roof.

05/28/2026

How many people searching for a herdsire will pass by Clark Kent trying to find Superman?

05/28/2026

We are blessed with our grandsons.

05/21/2026

Premeditatio malorum

Rather than dwelling on "I hope this goes wrong", premeditatio malorum asks: "What is the worst that could happen, how would I handle it, and what am I grateful for right now?" It mentally prepares you for the unpredictable nature of life while leaving you to enjoy the present.