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We are in need of a loving home for our dearest pack goats. Last year we moved into town and now our boarding arrangement for our pack goats has fallen apart to due to the decline in the health of the caretakers husband.
Koko and Pelli are 3.5 year old dis-budded, wetherized twin boys, they are 1/2 Oberhasli, 1/4 Saanen, 1/8 Boer, and 1/8 Alpine. They are both tall, big goats, 180 lbs +. They are bottle babies, very gentle and come when called. They have been pack trained and lightly packed last year. They are also trained saddle goats that my 5 year old daughter has ridden regularly. They are good with dogs they know, and have been water trained. Their mom was tested CAE negitive and they have been CL free, and are current on their shots and worming.
This is a complete turnkey goat packing setup - EVERYTHING you need is included! Here is a list of everthing I can think of that comes with the goats:
Koko and Pelli, of course and I won't seperate them!
(2) NWP finished pack saddles, basic panniers, pocket saddle pads
(1) Childrens saddle pad with stirrups, for the pack saddle
(1) extra, smaller set of panniers
- halters, collars, harnesses, leads, stake outs, feed and water buckets
(1) new complete portable electric fence/corral setup
- custom semi-portable goat shed (yours if you can haul it, I can get it on a flatbed or a trailer) about 4x8' with rough sawn shiplath siding and corragated rusted metal roof.
- I also have the following books: John Myoncyinski's Goat packing, Carolyn Eddy's Goatpacking, Goat repair, and goat feeding.
Goats cost about $1 per day to keep, and I am pretty sure I have well over $1000 of gear and supplies, so for the right home we woud be willing to part with our friends for $1000. The goats are located in Durango, CO - a great place to come visit. Please PM me with your questions or leave a phone number and I can get back to you. Thanks!
Koko and Pelli are 3.5 year old dis-budded, wetherized twin boys, they are 1/2 Oberhasli, 1/4 Saanen, 1/8 Boer, and 1/8 Alpine. They are both tall, big goats, 180 lbs +. They are bottle babies, very gentle and come when called. They have been pack trained and lightly packed last year. They are also trained saddle goats that my 5 year old daughter has ridden regularly. They are good with dogs they know, and have been water trained. Their mom was tested CAE negitive and they have been CL free, and are current on their shots and worming.
This is a complete turnkey goat packing setup - EVERYTHING you need is included! Here is a list of everthing I can think of that comes with the goats:
Koko and Pelli, of course and I won't seperate them!
(2) NWP finished pack saddles, basic panniers, pocket saddle pads
(1) Childrens saddle pad with stirrups, for the pack saddle
(1) extra, smaller set of panniers
- halters, collars, harnesses, leads, stake outs, feed and water buckets
(1) new complete portable electric fence/corral setup
- custom semi-portable goat shed (yours if you can haul it, I can get it on a flatbed or a trailer) about 4x8' with rough sawn shiplath siding and corragated rusted metal roof.
- I also have the following books: John Myoncyinski's Goat packing, Carolyn Eddy's Goatpacking, Goat repair, and goat feeding.
Goats cost about $1 per day to keep, and I am pretty sure I have well over $1000 of gear and supplies, so for the right home we woud be willing to part with our friends for $1000. The goats are located in Durango, CO - a great place to come visit. Please PM me with your questions or leave a phone number and I can get back to you. Thanks!
