PM me for more info, located in SE, Wyoming (can help with transport to some locations).
When we first moved to Wyoming, we had purebred Nubian goats. Beautiful, good milk producers, great temperaments... but it turns out that they don't produce very well on our rough pasture and they needed tons of supplemental feeding and they really struggled in the winter. After several years of struggling with them, we decided to change things up a bit. We wanted the nice udders from the Nubians, but add in hardiness, thriftiness on pasture, and stockier frames. We had no luck finding a purebred that fit quite what we were looking for, so we opted to create our own! Now we're crossing a mixture of breeds to create our own hardy dairy goat. Want to add some of those characteristics to your herd? We've got you covered!
A number of does, bucks, and groups available! Check out our website for a complete list of all available goats:
https://www.peacefulvalleyfold.com/sale-barn-goats
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