For Sale-Dairy
Newborn to Yearling Kids
------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My preference for Dam raised kids is to (unless there are more than 2)..leave the kids on until they are 3 months old and it is time to wean. This eliminates me from having to milk more does than I want to or can. Some kids will still go to a bottle at this age, if you want to try. I find that my dam raised kids are less pushy, but friendly. They are handled often. Alpine wethers will be disbudded, vaccinated, dewormed at the appropriate times. For pet wethers, they should as big as possible before being wethered, and I will likely do it at 2 months, around weaning time. If you want a wether with horns, I require $50 non-refundable deposit. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Yearling to Mature Goats This Spring we should have a few Wonderful Alpines for sale. Please see our Breeding List, for a list of what is available for reservation. Summary: Adult Does---- 3 I need to sell on of the 3 Does, Liesle, Angel or Asha...let me know your interests. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have to very nice yearling does for sale. These are does out of my favorite milking doe, Rosita. She is a beautiful Alpine doe. She has the best tasting milk and is started out giving 3/4 gallon, after feeding her 2 girls for 4 months. She has a nice bulbous soft udder with good fine tissue. Her teats are correct and orafice size ample. she is a dream to milk. These does are by my Alpine buck, Giovanni. please feel free to look at each of their parents here: Sally and Sassy- Good top lines and good angles to rear assembly. Elegant doe kids- $250 each
Shown here as kids ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SOLD-Thanks, Tiffany - Ivy went to a wonderful pet home
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