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Hello, and Welcome to Snowdrift Meadows Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goat Farm! UPDATED 1-04-09
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Sales, Posted by Lin1954
on January 04 2009 07:26:14
We will be offering all our Does , Doelings and Bucks for Sale for $200.00
and if you buy 3 ,we will give you 1 Doeling FREE ( our choice ) As I said
Due to medical reasons we must sell!
Pictures of the Goats can be seen HERE
If you have questions about any of the Goats you can post in the forums HERE
Linda
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Its a Sad Day, Posted by leslamarch
on January 01 2009 10:29:58
We are sorry to say my husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer's last October so we have to sell all of our loving goats.
I can no longer take care of them and Dave .To good homes only ,This is the hardest thing I have had to do. No reasonable offer refused but I would like your Vets name ,These goats are family pets. They are show and Dairy goats, All Registered
and from great bloodlines.
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Snowdrift Meadows
Linda
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Welcome, Posted by leslamarch
on March 12 2008 15:01:17
We live on a 40-acre hobby farm located about half way between Lake Michigan and Lake Superior in the beautiful Upper Peninsula of Michigan. We currently have 18 does, 4 bucks, 5 wethers and Roger, a very large Saanan cross wether who needed a home. Along with four dogs, 3 cats, 30 or so homing pigeons and too many rabbits to count.
I am a bus driver for our area school and my husband, Dave, works in the medical field. We have lived in this area for the better part of 30 years, and we are both natives to the U.P. During that 30 years we have had goats off and on, along with an array of other animals including horses, sheep and cattle. We thought we were done with the goat part of our life until I brought home two very affectionate Nigerian Goat wethers that my granddaughter fell in love with and called “her” kids. We also happen to find out shortly after that my two grandchildren are allergic to cows milk. To say the least that is all it took to go back into breeding goats. Also I cannot say enough about this great little breed, they will steal your heart. Now that this has become a family affair, my 6-year-old granddaughter is in charge of the babies, it is truly amazing what a 6 year and a 3 year old can do for socializing the babies. We will be introducing the youngest grandson to the herd this summer, now that he is more mobile. My daughter-in-law, Holly, is pretty much in charge of all things that I don’t like to do, shot, de-horning, etc. She is also present for as many births as possible.
Our goal is to breed for exceptionally correct, healthy, and colorful, show quality animals. We are very picky about who is bred to who and we also try to avoid line breeding if at all possible. We are up to date on all vaccinations, we worm weekly with an herbal wormer, and all our goats are de-horned at, at least 2 weeks of age. All of our goats are triple registered in the AGS, NDGA and ADGA.
So feel free to sign our Guest Book and if you have any questions please click on the e-mail link below. We are always ready to talk goats!
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