
DOB: 12-22-18
Cou Clair
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DOB: 02-24-21
Chocolate gold, moonspots

DOB: 03-02-21
Chocolate chamoisee

DOB: 03-10-17
Chocolate chamoisee/buckskin, moonspots, blue eyes

DOB: 03-01-21
Chocolate gold, moonspots, blue eyes

DOB: 03-13-21
Swiss, blue eyes

DOB: 03-22-18
Black, roaned

DOB: 4-23-17
Buckskin, white

DOB: 4-29-22
Black, moonspots, blue eyes

DOB: 3-21-21
Gold, random white

DOB: 08-02-23
Light buckskin, roaned

DOB: 04-5-26
Bezour, random white, blue eyes

DOB: 04-28-23
Black, blue eyes

DOB: 04-18-24
Chocolate chamoisee, moonspots

DOB: 06-13-26
Bezour, random white, blue eyes

DOB: 07-25-23
Black, moonspots, blue eyes

DOB: 02-10-20
Gold, pinto, moonspots, blue eyes

DOB: 06-11-23
Chocolate, moonspots

DOB: 01-5-24
Roaned Chocolate Bezoar
Unfortunately, we can't keep everyone. Sometimes, we have to place a goat in order to refresh our genetic lines. Some of our goats have been retired. Of course, we have also suffered some loss too. However, all of them were loved by us and have a special place in our hearts! The older generations live on in their offspring, some of which we currently have in our herd.
Here are some of the goats that built our herd.









