About Our Goats-

"Letisha is registered with the American Angora Goat Breeders’ Association.   She has a beautiful silky, curly coat and a sweet disposition. I love to use her mohair locks in little crocheted purses, which can hold credit cards, change, phone, etc. & in “Betty’s Bag Lady Hats”, which can also be used as a bag or basket. Mohair is a very strong fiber that I also like to use with a blend of wool and angora to make strong soft homemade socks. So you can see Letisha has an important place on my farm."-Betty

Angora Goats-

Angora Goats are fun, smart and give us a wonderful shinney, soft, strong coat twice a year. White Mohair also takes dye very well.   For the home spinner 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 keep them out of any drafts.  

I test for CAE in my goats and have my vet give rabies shots in the fall to those
who are old enough.

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!