Savanna Goats
Big, white and wrinkled, South Africans Savanna goats resemble their Boer cousins, but with a twist. South African Savanna breeders used indigenous white goat foundation stock and natural selection to create a harder-than-Boers breed of heat-tolerant, drought-and parasite-resistant, extremely fertile meat goats with short, all-white hair and black skin. Savanna’s thick, pliable skin yields an important secondary cash crop their pelts are favorites’ in the leather trade. Less than a score of North American breeders offer full-blood savanna breed is skyrocketing. Pedigree International maintains the official Savanna herd book.
Kalahari Red Goats
Kalahari Reds look like large, Dark red Boers. Kalahari Reds are a developing breed in South Arica. Though a few American producers are breeding true South African stock, most North American “Kalahari Reds” are simply solid red Boers.
Boer Goats
The word Boer means “farmer” here in South Africa, land of the Boer Goats birth. Flopped-eared, Roman-nosed, and wrinkled, the Boer is American’s favorite meat goat. Boer are normally producing two to our kids per kidding and they breed out of season, making three kidding’s in two years possible. Boer color’s include traditional (white with red head), black’s traditional (white with black head), paint (spotted) red and black.
Sheep
Variety of Sheep e.g , Dorper (Black Head), Dorper (White Head), Meat Master, Marino, just to name a few. Good quality breeding and slaughter sheep available.
Cattle
Variety of Cattle, bulls or heifers. Different sizes and weights. Good quality for Breeding or Slaughter purposes.
