Animals For Sale
We maintain a clean, tested, goat herd. See our Herd Health page for more info. Documentation can be provided upon request.
Page last updated Aug 22, 2026.
Goat Kids planned for Jan-Feb 2027
We have a few does bred already and we're aiming for all kids to be on the ground by Feb.
Please see the Kidding season page for more info on pairings and planned pricing. The majority of kids will be AM Oberhasli with a few F1 Mini Nubians.
Please feel free to reach out to reserve. We don't ask for any deposit until healthy kids are on the ground.
ADGA Registered American Oberhasli Doe In Milk for sale (Daisy)
$600
DOB May 11, 2022
Available conditionally Jan 2027 after kidding as a doe in milk. I'm hoping for one more doeling out of her.
She is Polled (Naturally hornless)
Daisy is a very good tempered lady. She was dam raised, but pretty friendly. Stands perfect on the milk stand every time. She's been my go-to for training new does to the stand. She's easy to catch during milk time, and still mostly easy to catch for other routine care. Very food motivated.
She settles easy, she kids easy, and she makes lots of milk. So much that her weight needs to be watched or she "milks off her back." When she was raising kids, she was a very good, attentive mother.
Daisy is moving along due to us having a couple improved daughters already from her and needing space to keep improving our herd.
I would love for her to find a home on a homestead with a few other goats where she'll be appreciated. She's our current herd queen and she's pushy and in charge with the other goats, but not mean. She tolerates our kids pretty well and loves routine.
ADGA Registered American Oberhasli Doe In Milk for sale (Gem)
$600
DOB April 9, 2023
Available conditionally Jan 2027 after kidding as a doe in milk. I'm hoping for one more doeling out of her.
She is Polled (Naturally hornless)
Gem is great with adults, she likes attention from adults. She stands acceptably well on the milkstand. She makes a good amount of milk. She's easy to catch, easy to work with.
She is moving along due to having improved daughters here and her attitude towards children. She doesn't tolerate children well. She needs to be well supervised around young kids, even if she's on a lead. They unsettle her and she overreacts.
She would do great at a dairy where she isn't being bothered by kids, or at a small homestead with older confident teen kids.
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