| Timberside Farms Fainting Goats |
We started out raising Pygmy goats and then added some Boer goats. I then
found out about the Fainting goat and just had to have one. Well one has
turned into a herd of 18, not including our bucks!
Fainting goats are listed as threatened with The American Livestock Breeds
Conservancy. This means that globally there are less than 5000 of these
fascinating goats. The Myotonic goat can be traced back to Tennessee in the
1880's. They can have all sorts of different colors, long or short hair, horns or
no horns. Some goats even have blue eyes! All of our Myotonic goats are
registered with the Myotonic Goat Registry.
found out about the Fainting goat and just had to have one. Well one has
turned into a herd of 18, not including our bucks!
Fainting goats are listed as threatened with The American Livestock Breeds
Conservancy. This means that globally there are less than 5000 of these
fascinating goats. The Myotonic goat can be traced back to Tennessee in the
1880's. They can have all sorts of different colors, long or short hair, horns or
no horns. Some goats even have blue eyes! All of our Myotonic goats are
registered with the Myotonic Goat Registry.
| Click on the picture above to see our herd. |
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