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We kept coming across these beautiful Colored Angora Goats and decided that we needed a couple. The breeding herd started with two and is now at twenty six breeding does and five breeding bucks.
What makes the goats at Prairie Lake Farm different form other colored angora goats? The answer is very little. Most colored Angora goat breeders are trying to do the same things. Improve the breeding stock of the colored angora goats. Produce a goat that is attractive to look at and capable of paying their way by producing quality mohair. Every farm has an ideal goat in mind that they are trying to breed toward. Our ideal goat would have a full body that is correct with straight legs and a straight top line. The animal needs to be balanced and attractive. On top of all that it has to produce an abundant amount of fine colored mohair. Where are we at? We have produced some very nice goats, but… there is this thing called a natural distribution curve. So every year we have some goats for everybody. We have pet goats, we have nice breeding, goats we have some show goats. As we move foreword the over all quality improves, but we will still have goats for everyone.
Now about pricing. There are goats on the farm we really don’t want to sell. They are our breeding stock, and some we just want to watch grow. They could be bought, but the prices will be high.
The goats on the Kids for sale list are priced at one price $250.
We have a nice crop of kids for 2010. We will be selling some young does 3-6 years old; these could be bred to one of our bucks. If you have something special; that you are looking for send us an e-mail or call. We may have it and not have it listed on our web page.
Have a great day.
We used five bucks for our 2010 kids. MUFASA II #5344BBI , TAOS #R1232, LAZARUS #5345BBI, COLUMBUS AAGBA #663651 and DUSTIN #5450BB.
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