If you decide to sell animals from us after purchase at anytime, please reach out and let me know if you are parting with them.

There are times I would pay to get an animal back, but all animals born here can return if they may end up homeless.

Money Back

Incentive Program-

Money back for titles and/or milk stars from babies born on our farm.

This for any goat born on my farm- you do not have to be the original buyer of the animal.

You can earn $75 back for earning a milk star on a doe that didn't have one already
(meaning the 1st year they earn one- not each year after)
You can earn $100 back for earning either a V-show or Live show Finished Champion title
(not just grand champion placing at the show)
You can earn $100 back for having a doe on any of the MDGA top 10 categories.
(this is awarded only once- not for each year or each category)

FOR SALE:

check out my Facebook page

or email me for more info!!

Goats for sale-

with adults click on 1st picture to go to their page for more info. With babies click on each parent’s name to go to their pages

Discount on multiples (1st goat standard price- $50 off each goat after that). Dam’s with young kids sold with them have steeper discount the younger the kid is (the combo price will get $20 closer to their separate prices each week they are here)

Above: Pics done Jan ‘26 (3.11 yrs / 3F)

Below: Dry yearling, 2F udder

Kessel Run Jacob’s Eternal Promise 6*P

Polled F2 DOB: 2/23/22 24” tall

G6S normal/negative via testing

$750

(or $1140 for her & her 2 wk old doeling)

Promise is a well mannered girl, she is very hardy and was last wormed as a yearling. She has excellent slower growing hooves. She is a short girl and is deep bodied (she was under 2 years old in her posed picture) she is long & level looking with good width. She is more Nigerian in body style than Nubian (has a shorter leg appearance as her barrel deepened).

She is very well mannered on the milkstand, she gave 5-6 lbs of milk daily (about 3/4 gallon) last year as a 2nd freshener, trained for machine or milk pail (but she is short- so my milk pails didn’t fit for easy handmilking under her. I hand milked her straight into bottles off the side for the kids).

Promise loves grazing and has spent years being able to- she is ONLY available to a home that has grazing pastures for their goats. No offense to people with dry lots those are lovely for goats as well I think there are goats that do better in dry lots and goats that couldn’t care less if they have a pasture or a dry lot cause they just like to eat hay and sun bathe outside. However, she has spent years out grazing pastures and seems to really enjoy it- so I don’t want her to lose that because she leaves here. She will stay until the right home is found for her.