Looking for a couple of sweet, lovely doelings to cheer your homestead and provide the most delicious milk you have ever tasted?

These three are looking for YOU!!

These girls were born in March 2025 and are hoping to find their happy forever home pretty soon.

I'm a milk testing herd through Purdue University, and I have milk records on hand for their mothers/grandmothers. We breed for excellent quality, super sweet, and creamy milk; ideal for homesteads wanting a top-quality dairy source. I included a picture of our milk showing the natural cream line. As you can see, Nigerians naturally have very creamy milk, but we have gone the extra mile to select for EXTRA delicious. Not only that, but we have also been selecting for a couple of generations now for superior illness resistance and easy birthing.

The black doe is $500, and the other two are $600 each. 

• My herd is tested and completely free from CL, CAE, and Johne's disease.
• Registerable with ADGA and AGS.
• I have raised my goats holistically for nearly a decade, and I am glad to teach what methods of natural care I have found most successful if that interests you.
• Nigerians have the richest, sweetest, creamiest milk of any goat or cow breed. Take a look at the cream line in our goat milk (last picture)!
• Disbudded.
• Located in Hutchinson, KS. 

I have about 50-60 Nigerians born at our farm every spring. I pretty much have does available year-round, including mature does that are either in milk or old enough to be bred to one of my awesome dairy bucks before leaving my farm. Whatever you are looking for, feel free to get in touch and ask to come see what else I have available (these three are definitely not the only goats I have for sale, but it sometimes takes me a while to get photos of them all and get them online), so if you are close enough to come visit in person it's the fastest way to see what your options are. Plus, if you are completely new to goats, it provides an excellent opportunity to get your feet wet learning about goats before jumping into the deep end. We are glad to teach and answer questions if you are eager to learn. 

More info about our small farm is at: www.cottonwoodhollowhomestead.com