Welcome to Dreamer's Farm!
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Home of healthy Nigerian Dwarf, Pygmy, and Fullblood, Purebred, and percentage registered boer goats of all colors: Paints, Moon Spotted, Dappled and polka Dot, Solid Black, Chocolate, Solid Red, and Traditional Black and Red Headed. Located in Missouri. |
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BOER GOATS.... |
 Rio at 16 months old
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Rio is my Black and white moon spotted fullblood 100% American Boer Goat Association registered Herd sire. He is out of awesome solid black boer and moon spotted/dappled boer goat genetics, Logan Hill Phantom of the Farm, and a solid black League doe. I love the gentle temperment, and the big solid muscled look of the boer goat, and when I discovered the unique polka dot and spotted dappled boer goats I fell in love. Rio has been bred to all my boer does: traditional boer does, solid red does, solid black boer does and several moon spotted dappled boer does. Kids of every imaginable color will arrive in April 2011!
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PYGMY GOATS.... |

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AND NIGERIAN DWARF GOATS |

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My Nigerian Dwarf goats are all picked for their extremely tiny size, flashy colors, and blue eyed genetics.
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My name is Mary and I live with my twin daughters Erica and Cassandra. Our family includes South African Boer Goats, Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Pygmy Goats, as well as Gypsy Vanner horses, 2 Bull Terriers, AKC Anatolian Shepherd (Turkish Livestock Guardian Dog), our cat, and an African Grey Parrot. We are located in Excelsior Springs, near Kansas City Missouri. At our farm we love our goats like family, and we take excellent care of them. They are on regular scheduled yearly vaccinations for pneumonia, as well as their CD-T. They are wormed as needed based on fecals that are done every 2 months on 10% of my goat herd(every one month is Spring), and feet are trimmed every 2 months or sooner if needed. My goats rotate on 14 acres of browse, MFA superb show goat feed with Rumesin as needed, quality alfalfa hay, and always have goat minerals and salt available. All my goats are well known individual pets and my goat buyers are always very happy and impressed with the condition of my herd. I do not keep so many that someone gets neglected, and try to keep my total herd count between 30 amd 40 total animals, so I sell many of my very best goats! We love our goats and it shows, and want them to go to good homes. I handle and love on my kids from birth daily and as much as possible. If you are looking for a healthy happy socialized quality goat you have come to the right place.
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We started out with pygmy goats in 2003 as pets for my then 10 year old daughters, and as our appreciation for goats grew so did our herd! I then fell for a paint boer doe, our first, Vanessa. This began my 7 year breeding program which included doe purchases focusing on size, correct structure, gentle friendly temperments, milk production and mothering ability, high worm resistance, and being easy keepers. And just as importantly not keeping those that did not have those characteristics. A few of the goats in our bloodlines include Ash Creek, Top Gun 2, Eggsfile, Eggs Lion, Pipeline, Powerhouse, Meatloaf, Downen, Mojo Majic, Hersheys, League, and many South African bloodlines.
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As my pygmy goat herd began to grow, I then discovered Registered Nigerian dwarf goats. I really like their loud unique colors, sweet gentle temperments, great milk production, and tiny portable size. Many of my nigerian dwarf goats have beautiful blue eyes
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My main objective is to enjoy and care properly for my current goats; then to raise healthy, happy and social, correctly structured,colorful goats, and to provide support and information to help buyers choose the right goat for them, and help after their purchase if they ever have questions to ensure my goats continue to have a long, healthy, happy life.
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If you are looking for family raised show, pet, and breeding stock quality Goats For Sale in Missouri, please contact us. Also feel free to email us about any questions or call anytime just to talk goats, or set up a time to see our farm and meet our herd.
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Goats are like potato chips, you can't have just one!
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