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Before emailing us, please take a quick look through our FAQs below. We may have already addressed your inquiry.

Can I tour your farm or come play with your goats?

If you are purchasing a goat from us, we are happy to make arrangements for a scheduled visit.

Our farm is not open to the public and while we appreciate the enthusiasm and interest folks (particularly kids!) have in goats, due to biosecurity and safety (for both our animals and our guests) we do not do on-farm visits.

You’re always welcome to pull up alongside the road by our pasture to watch our goats play outdoors. Please use caution, as this is a very busy road with a passing zone. We have guard dogs on premises so we ask that you DO NOT approach the house, barn, or fence line, and please stay at the edge of the road.

We do occasionally attend shows and events locally so if you want to meet some of our herd, the best way to do so is to get on our email list and follow our social media accounts (Facebook, Instagram) and meet up with us when we are out and about!

Do you sell goat milk?

No, we do not sell our goat milk at this time. We use it strictly for our own family.

Can you help with a goat-related question?

We are always happy to help others and share our knowledge, but we are not experts or veterinarians. We’ve been raising goats for about 9 years and are still constantly learning ourselves!

We’ve created a resource page linking to some of our favorite books, websites, and online forums where we have found most helpful.

Do you have goats for sale?

Any time we have goats for sale, you will find them on our for sale page. If that page is empty, we don’t have any goats currently for sale.

Do you have a waiting list for baby goats?

At this time (March 2026) we are not maintaining a waiting list. Please sign up for our email list and/or follow us on social media to be notified when kids are available. 

Do you lease your bucks or offer driveway breedings?

No, at this time we are not leasing our bucks or making them available to outside farms for breedings.