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The Goat Kids Are Here!

The first round of Nigerian Dwarf goat kids have arrived at Bramblestone Farm, and we’re excited to have little goat kids bouncing around again. Five does have freshened with 15 kids, but sometimes things don’t go quite as planned on a farm.

One doe (Bramblestone Sun Tea) freshened with 3 kids, but they were all stillborn. Our Vet believes that the umbilical cords were broken shortly before she freshened – it was sad. And Bramblestone Amethyst freshened with 3 kids, but one didn’t make it.

So, we have 11 goat kids, and more won’t be arriving until May. There are six bucklings (all polled) and five doelings (three polled). We’re starting to get pictures of them, as follows:

 3*M Bramblestone Amethyst *D x Bramblestone Celtic Quinn

Born 03/26/17

J1 - *B Bramblestone CQ Sandstone (polled buckling) - 3.5 lbs.

Retained
J3 - *B Bramblestone CQ Smoky Quartz (polled buckling) - 3.4 lbs.

$500.00

Sold

Bramblestone Charm Box x Bramblestone Celtic Quinn

Born 03/27/17

Bramblestone CQ Juke Box (polled buckling - J4)

$450.00

Sold
Bramblestone CQ Match Box (polled buckling - J5)

$450.00

Sold

Old Mountain Farm Taylor Quinn *D x Bramblestone Celtic Quinn

Born 04/12/17

Bramblestone Kaitlyn Quinn (polled doeling - J9)

$650.00

Sale Pending
Bramblestone Eilis Quinn (doeling - J10)

$650.00
Bramblestone Sir Patrick Quinn (polled buckling - J11)

$550.00

 3*M Buttin’Heads Calligraphy *D x Bramblestone Mighty Quinn

Born 04/16/17

Bramblestone MQ Allura (polled doeling - J12)

$600.00

Sale Pending
Bramblestone MQ After Shok (polled buckling - J13)

$500.00

Retained
Bramblestone MQ Windsong (doeling - J14)

$600.00

Retained
Bramblestone MQ Silkscreen (polled doeling - J15)

$600.00

Sale Pending

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Lesa raised Nigerian Dwarf goats, Buckeye chickens, honey bees, and produce on her small farm in northeastern Ohio. Since 2010, Lesa's writing has inspired new homesteaders on their journey to more sustainable lifestyles via this website.

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  1. jeanie giglione says

    April 24, 2017 at 11:50 pm

    I am interested in getting some small goats that you do not have to milk. but I want it registered in case I want to bread. Do you sell any? I am in New York.

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