Young Nubian Bucks – SOLD

Two young 3/4 Nubian bucks offered for sale. Born on March 13 and March 15, 2012, they will be ready to breed your does this Fall.

Boer-cross Doelings – SOLD

Please excuse our mess! You might notice that the legs of the goats in some photos look black. This is a sticky tar from Curlycup Gumweed in the fields that sometimes is stuck in their hair, but it does wear off. ;)

Audrey and Elizabeth – Twin Nubian Doelings – SOLD

Audrey (spotted bay roan) and Elizabeth (cream) are twin doelings born on February 11, 2011.  Their mother, Holly Golightly, is a small-framed SaaNubian doe and they are sired by our Nubian buck, Jack Flash.  These two girls have inherited Holly’s size, and will likely remain smaller than most Nubian goats.  They are very playful and [...]

Nubian Doe in Milk – Registered Purebred – SOLD

Rebecca-Creeks Leah is a lovely registered purebred Nubian doe from well-known bloodlines. Her grandsire was the 2004 District VI South Central Texas Goat Club Memorial Classic GRAND CHAMPION Senior Buck. I have owned this doe for three years, and she has kidded for me three times. I have retained one doe (born December 2008) and [...]

Oiva – SaaNubian Dairy Goat Buck – SOLD

Oiva is a SaaNubian Dairy Goat Buck for sale. Ready to breed now for Fall kids, no need to wait and raise this buck yourself. Born on December 13, 2009, his dam is a polled Saanen milk goat, and his sire is a Nubian buck. This buck is NOT tame and will be best suited [...]

Wether and Show Prospects – ALL SOLD

***ALL SOLD*** Wether prospects featured were born between January 29 – February 22, 2011. Video was recorded on May 1, 2011. Please inquire for details and pricing. Please sign up for site updates and we will be happy to let you know when more South Texas Goats are available.

Yearling Boer-cross Does – ALL SOLD

Kids are dam-raised and will typically be sold upon weaning at four months of age unless prior arrangements have been made. Doelings may be allowed to remain longer for maximum benefit from their dams, as it may result in better growth and fewer metabolic problems in the future. Some considerations may be made for show [...]

The Sugarplum and the Field Captain

I suppose that you could say our kidding season for 2011 was fast and furious.  The first twins arrived just at the end of January with a brisk freeze to send them straight into the house to spend the night.  Less than a week later, we were facing a forecast of several nights in the [...]