We are considering buying our first breeding buck this summer/fall to service our does. I would love it if some of you that have experience buying bucks, and breeding them, would give your two cents. I found this link (http://nigeriandwarfgoats.ning.
Read more…I've been trying to sell goats since september with no takers. Currently I have 11 goats and I need to get back down to 5, as I recently discovered my county only allows me to have 5!
So it's very important that I sell goats as soon as I can.
I have
Read more…I learned so much in our last discussion regarding pregnant does, I would love to have a discussion about buck feeding. I have 3 young bucks-- 2 who are about 1 year and 1 little guy who is 5 months. They were all extremely small when I got them and
Read more…This morning my doe was "ready", so much so that she wasn't interested in breakfast only in the boys. I put her in with them and since my mature buck, Earl, was carrying on so much, I thought he wouldn't let my bucklings near her. Not so. My most pre
Read more…Hi everyone,
My name is Rosalyn and I've been reading through this forum for several months. It's amazing how much information is on here! I live on the east coast of Canada and while I currently live in a subdivision where it would be really diffi
Read more…My bucklings are seven weeks old this weekend. How soon is it critical I separate them from their moms, aunt and sister?
I have listed two of the bucklings for sale but don't plan to let them leave until the second week of June even if they sell rig
Read more…Hi Folks,
I'm an urban farmer located near Seattle WA. I have been keeping Nigerians since Dec of 2011, and loving every minute! My does both came to me bred last season, successfully kidded, and milked through 2012 (still milking one). I was able
Read more…I have two 5 mth old bucklings for sale, AGS/ADGA reg. I keep very few bucklings and only from my best does. One Black/white buckling will be small very nice natural wide rear. Discounted for Scurs
One Buckskin with blue eyes very dair type buck,
Read more…We are looking forward to getting a couple of Nigerian Dwarf goats soon. I spent the first half of my life with full-size dairy goats as my mother kept a small herd of Alpine cross does and a Saanen buck, and I am looking forward to having goats of
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