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Service Fee For Rented Buck

Posted by Patty Meyer on March 21, 2012 at 9:25am in Breeding

Does anyone have experience with either using a buck service for your does or using your buck to service other people's does?  My does went to visit some bucks for three weeks in December.  The buck owner still hasn't decided what would be an appropriate charge for the service.  She suggested I ask on the forum what other's experiences have been.

Thanks!

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  • Patty Meyer March 22, 2012 at 7:45pm

    Thank you, Britt. :)

  • britt greenland March 22, 2012 at 7:36pm

     Hi, Charmaine!

    I live between Renton and Issaquah.  I have 2 nigis, too, but my herd should double any time now (Was sure she would kid yesterday!). 


    Charmaine Slaven said:

    Hi Britt,

    I'm also in Seattle!  I have 2 nigies in the White Center neighborhood... whereabouts are you?



    britt greenland said:

    In my area, Seattle, I usually see a fee of around $50.  I had my doe bred for a trade of teaching the buck owner how to make soap.   Her usual fee was $50, though.  

  • Charmaine Slaven March 22, 2012 at 6:23pm

    Hi Britt,

    I'm also in Seattle!  I have 2 nigies in the White Center neighborhood... whereabouts are you?



    britt greenland said:

    In my area, Seattle, I usually see a fee of around $50.  I had my doe bred for a trade of teaching the buck owner how to make soap.   Her usual fee was $50, though.  

  • britt greenland March 22, 2012 at 5:23pm

    In my area, Seattle, I usually see a fee of around $50.  I had my doe bred for a trade of teaching the buck owner how to make soap.   Her usual fee was $50, though.  

  • Patty Meyer March 21, 2012 at 3:16pm

    Thanks, Ladies.

  • Deborah Niemann-Boehle March 21, 2012 at 1:01pm

    I charge $50, regardless of which buck, but I only breed does that were born on my farm and never bred elsewhere. That's for a driveway breeding. If I had to board does for a month, it would be considerably more. I think people charge $1-2 per day for boarding.

  • Janel Rickey March 21, 2012 at 11:22am

    I know here in Colorado, as I kind of looked around before I bought my own buck, it depended on pedigree.  I saw service feed go from $50.00 to $150.00.  I have mainly seen 50-75 per doe.  A lady here in our town used my buck for services and I charge her $75.00 per doe.  My buck comes from the Kannah Creek and Promised Land Lines so I decided to charge a little more that $50.00.  Hope this helps...

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