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Boer goats were not common in the US but since the early 1990s their popularity has gained a definite place for breeding, meat and show market. The improved Boer goat was the product of the effort of several farmers in South Africa where the first Boer goat breeders Association was organized in 1959. The Boer goat yields lean meat of high quality. The breed is very fertile and multiple births are frequent. Goats prefer brush and shrubs but can adjust to other sources of food. Their longevity is approximately 10 years.
Our breeding sires are both descendents of Pleasant Tooter; PVGR Pleasant Tooter 335 is the son of HMR Boroko, a direct descendent of Mojo magic (ennobled and IAG D.V. Der Walt ennobled; the other sire is PVGR Pleasant Tooter 315 also sired by PVGR Tooter and direct descendent of PVGR N185 a daughter of Downen M258 in turn descendent of “Dow Pipeline” and PBL 8B510.
Our breeding Dams are 100% South African genetics or New Zealand Boers |
