| Angora Goats Angora Goats are fun, smart and give us a wonderful shiney, soft, strong coat twice a year. White Mohair also takes dye very well. For the home spinner (who has a little experience) it is a fun fiber to spin. Ply one strand of Mohair and one strand of wool and you have a yarn that is hard to beat. It can be felted, but takes longer to felt up, but is worth the try. Baby season is coming! Over the years, I have been blessed with easy deliveries of my kids. My goats are excellent mothers and create a strong bond with their babies. Since they have smaller babies than dairy goats, it does not hurt to put a little sweater on newborns to help ward off a early-spring morning chill. Make sure they get the colostrum (mother's first milk) and out of any drafts. I test for CAE and CL in my goats and have my vet give rabbie shots in the fall to those who are old enough. Always be on the look out for odd behavior in your animals (call a vet or an experience sheppard if needed). A $100 deposit will hold a kid for you, If you do not have an Angora goat already, please remember, goats are herd animals and are much happier in pairs. Doe kids/colored: $350 Doe Kids/white: $250 Buck kids: $400 Wethers/colored: $200 Wethers/white: $150 Please consider the time and care goats require: trim hooves monthly, shear twice a year, CD&T shots, worming and fresh water at all times! I am happy to answer any questions you may have before and after the purchase of your new goat! |
| Hermonie and Midnight are hoping for twins in June! |
| Bette Boop and her Red Kid Buckling right after birth - 4 am on April 6, 2009. See how wet he is? Bette Boop was red as a kid also. They both have blue eyes. He has a star on his forehead. So cute and strong! His sire, Midnight is a wonderful 3 year old buck. Just as gentle as when he came to our home. So far Brutis is just like his dad. Above is Bette Boop and Brutis about a week old. |
| Magnolia and her black doe kid. She will be going to her new home this summer and when they name her I'll post it. I have never seen such a black doe. DOB: 4/29/09. Her new family visited her today! Thank you Regina and Todd! |
| We Tested negative for CAE in 2008! |
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| Spinnakees' Farm Augusta, ME |
| 2006 Scrapies enrolled |
Spinnakees' Farm Augusta, Maine (207) 622-5343 spinnakees@yahoo.com No images may be reproduced without permission. copyright Spinnakees' Farm 2005-07 |
| Midnight and Hermonie enjoying the snow and their evening together - 1/25/09 Lot of snow - see heated water trough to the left and bucket for rabbit water bottles. |
| Bette Boop and her son Brutis at about a week old. |
| This is one of Bette Boops doe twins. She was a wonderful mom last year with Brutis. This year not so good. She is now feeding one of the twins and will let this one feed when she is eating. Hopefully both will be nursing and this mom can take a break. |
| This is Bette Boop with her twins born 4/24/10. Their dad, Midnight is black. He is a good boy. |