border farm goats
First of all, we love our goats and spend an enormous amount of time with them. Goats are unique and challenging farm animals - they bond deeply with their people, can be loving, and also cause a great deal of damage if not handled correctly. Our breed mix has been selected with care over the years: French Alpine, with a splash of American Nubian. All of our goats come with strong dairy lineage, and also a heritage line in the packgoat world going all the way back to the original herd in Wyoming, the original 'titans'. We have been focusing on - solid/sweet temperaments, athletic conformation, strong, and generationally healthy goats. Our goats are at the very heart of our natural-rearing program. We now have five generations of goats that are chemical free, commercial wormer free, no vaccines, and no grains. The majority of our gardens are growing medicinal herbs for our goats, and along with the varied forage our farm provides our goats get to use their own nutritional wisdom to choose what they need and when to maintain optimal health. And we also think this makes for calm goats as well, within reason of course.
Raw Dairy Products
We offer Raw Milk and Specialize in Raw Kefir during our dairy season, which is about 9-10 months out of the year. We hand-milk our goats as we prefer this style of milking and interaction - it feels calmer for the most part, and it's a relationship built on trust and mutual work. Our raw dairy products come in glass jars for optimal freshness, and we feel that it helps to retain that wonderful clean and crisp flavor of raw goat milk!
Kids
If you have a goat dairy you also have kids! Our kidding season is April - June and we are known for high multiples per Doe, triplets being the most common birth here. We prefer late spring to early summer kidding as the mountain weather seems to be more forgiving to new life, and they gain size more quickly. We keep our kids on their mothers for the first week or so, while we transition them to a bottle. This creates calmer mothers, easy separation, and super solid bonding with people. During kidding season, we are with our goats and kids the majority of the day - both a sweet and intense time.
Goat Camp
All animals are unique - goats in particular are both exciting and challenging to work with. They are a prey animal, herd oriented, matriarchal, have a very rigid and structured social order, intelligent, learn quickly and easily if they feel safe, and can cause a great deal of damage to their handler if not handled correctly. GOAT CAMP is a hands on, learn by doing camp based in natural-rearing. Whether you have goats or are new to them and thinking about adding them to your farm, this is a great opportunity. Daily goat chores, the why's and how's of keeping goats, handling, and training.
GOATS FOR SALE
Kids For Sale 2026
Our kids are handled on the daily, and we start pasture walks when they are about 10 days old. We do have kids for sale for folks looking for strong dairy and packgoat lines, we start to release them at 10 days old to experienced homes, and 4-8 weeks old to new homes. They have horns, and we do not recommend banding the bucklings until 12 weeks to 20 weeks of age. All of our goats go home with their heritage and lineage documents, and instructions for care. Our goat family is growing and we love to receive updates and photos from around the rocky mountains!
We are starting a contact/reservation list for 2026. Please contact us, let us know a bit about your program and what you are looking for.
Does For Sale
Currently we do not have any adult Does or Freshened Does for sale. If you are interested in a naturally-reared Doe please let us know and we can put you on our reservation list
Buck For Sale
We currently have a buck with some flashy heritage going all the way back to the original packgoat herd in Lander, WY, where they used to breed the original titans! Besides all of that glitter he is kind, observant, and shy. When he is in rut (September - February), he is watchful of the herd, demanding of the Does, and a wild beast. With all of that, he is still kind to humans and allows us to handle him. He is about 350 lbs, super athletic, frisky in the evenings with gorgeous displays, and kind of cheeky if he knows he is getting a special snack.(he loves a little apple during hoof trimming).
He is for sale, to an experienced goat herd owner with the right property and management. He will be with us until that person comes our way.
