For Sale: Nigerian Buck

Just in time for spring kids! Cookie is a 3 yr old tri-color Nigerian buck. We bought him from a petting zoo as a baby so he is very gentle, easy to handle and never aggressive. He is a proven breeder who produces beautiful, colorful kids. Completely healthy, recently dewormed. $100.00
We also have friendly young wether goats (castrated males) available if you need a companion for Cookie when he is not in with your females.

Here's Cookie:



One of his kids from last spring:

KathyS would you consider a trade? I have a black and white 1 1/2 year old Nigerian buck. If not, then I am VERY interested in an un-neutered buckling this spring!

I will have to check with the herd boss and see what she wants to do. (the 13 year old daughter owns the goats and makes the decisions. ) I just get to enjoy the babies!
Our does should now be bred for spring kids so I would prefer not to have another buck around until next fall. Its just easier than keeping a separate pen for the boys all summer. But I'll definitely let her know about your offer Sue.

Thank-you, Kathy! If you decide against a trade i would love to buy him if i can sell the one i have- again like you, i prefer to have only one.

If not, then I am definitely interested in one of your herd boss's bucklings this spring. I remember their lovely calico colors!

Sue,

If it does not work with Kathy, I have 9 bucks that you could pick from and I would be more than happy to take your boy. It is coming the time to introduce some new blood.

Beautiful colour!! WOW!!

Schipperkesue wrote:Thank-you, Kathy! If you decide against a trade i would love to buy him if i can sell the one i have- again like you, i prefer to have only one.

If not, then I am definitely interested in one of your herd boss's bucklings this spring. I remember their lovely calico colors!

Thank you for the trade offer Sue, but we have decided to take the summer off from having a billy goat.
I also posted this on Kijiji and have a sale pending. It sounds like Butterboy has a nice selection, but by all means if you are still in the market for a new buck in the spring we'll be happy to help you out then.

Thanks for considering me, Kathy. I fell in love with your Calico colours last spring. I think I may wait until you are kidding in the spring or chat a little with Butterboy regarding a trade.

I saw this handsome boy on Kijiji. Won't take long to sell him.

I might also have a purebred Nigerian buckling born in February. I won't be keeping any boys. The doe is a chocolate and the sire has blue eyes. Can't wait to see!!

My newest little buckling has blue eyes and is so cute His name is Zippity Do Dah.

KathyS wrote: I would prefer not to have another buck around until next fall. Its just easier than keeping a separate pen for the boys all summer.

Gotta say that is a most beautiful buck. Been around goats a little throughout my life. Had a neighbour that had some kind of weird goat, back on the coast. When it was season, I could smell that stinky fellow all the way to my place out back. Probably why I could not stand to have a male goat around, winter summer spring or fall. Teasin' ya. But why on earth do they smell so bad? I just don't get it. Is that attractive to the female, ich....have a most wonderful day, CynthiaM.

Cynthia, I'm gonna gross you out. They pee on their face and in their mouths then spit eau de goat all over themselves. I like their smell...just like goat cheese!

Schipperkesue wrote:Cynthia, I'm gonna gross you out. They pee on their face and in their mouths then spit eau de goat all over themselves. I like their smell...just like goat cheese!

Oh man, you are a sick puppy. Now I feel like I am gonna puke!! Always thought you a little warped!! . Remember one time being with some girlfriends and we could smell that buck a mile away, the men that were present, could not smell a single thing. What's with that? I wonder if men just don't smell certain smells. Serious, not one could smell that dude. Ooops, I think it was a ram that they could not smell, not a buck. Yes...going back in cobwebs of mind, it was a sheep male not a goat male. Anyways, he stunk. Period!! And Sue, still think you are a sick puppy Have a most wonderful day, CynthiaM.