The Savanna goat is well adapted, through breeding and natural selection, to survive and reproduce under unfavorable conditions not only in South Africa, but also in other locations with similar climatic extremes. Savanna goats can utilize poor pasture, thorn bushes and shrubs due to their wide spectrum grazing. It also appears as if this goat breed has a natural resistance to ticks and other external parasites due to their thick, well pigmented, mobile skins. Savanna goats will also thrive on planted pastures and under intensive conditions produce large numbers of fast growing twin and triplet kids. Basically Savanna's are the ultimate easy care goats. To prepare Savanna goats for show or sale is very simple. The Savanna's white color and graceful appearance are very visually appealing and meet the primary animals characteristics that we are looking for on our farm. Our goal is to produce high quality Savanna goats, not just quantity. A small family farm allows us the time to nurture the animals as they grow and mature. We strive to improve the genetics of our goats and produce a hardy and healthy Savanna goat for anybody to enjoy.
Most of them are white. We have 10 doe kids and 11 billy kids. They are ready to be weaned by the end of May 2008. Call or e-mail for prices and pictures. Most American may not realize it, but goat meat is the primary meat consumed throughout the world. When grass-fed it is delicious and mild flavored. We will be at the West Plains Farmers Market with samples and USDA inspected meat for sale as well. Check back in a few weeks. |
Our registered Savanna buck "Ben". He is very good natured came to us from Carl Langle in
Arkansas who owns the oldest herd of purebred Savanna goats in the Country
Arkansas who owns the oldest herd of purebred Savanna goats in the Country
The goats are coming home
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More pictures of the kids we are offering. The Savanna crosses have lots of high
bred vigor. We love having the Savanna influence in our breeding program.
bred vigor. We love having the Savanna influence in our breeding program.
This is one of our foundation does, she
came here with us from Michigan
came here with us from Michigan
Below are some of the half Savanna kids which are for sale.
They are all from the same shire you can see above. They are healthy
and lively. The buck and doe kids are ready to be weaned the
anytime now. The does can be registered as 50% Savanna.
They are all from the same shire you can see above. They are healthy
and lively. The buck and doe kids are ready to be weaned the
anytime now. The does can be registered as 50% Savanna.
The purple ear tag indicates the
does.
does.
This three year old doe is bred to our Savanna buck Oct,
20TH. She is a Boer cross and has delivered twins over
the past years. She is healthy and hardy and never had
to be wormed. She is not a cull, but we are reducing our
herd at this time.
20TH. She is a Boer cross and has delivered twins over
the past years. She is healthy and hardy and never had
to be wormed. She is not a cull, but we are reducing our
herd at this time.
This is Sweat-heart. Her dam is a reg. Alpine and her sire
our Savanna buck Ben. She is reg. 50% Savanna Goat. Very
easy going and sweet. She had twin this year and is a good
mother. She is 2 years old.
our Savanna buck Ben. She is reg. 50% Savanna Goat. Very
easy going and sweet. She had twin this year and is a good
mother. She is 2 years old.
We have a few more goats for sale. Please e-mail for pictures and prices. All goats are handled and used to be with other live stock.
Occasionally we have some USDA inspected grass-fed goat meat for sale. Please check back for cuts and prices.
Occasionally we have some USDA inspected grass-fed goat meat for sale. Please check back for cuts and prices.