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I have the largest selection of unregistered Pygmy and Nigerian Dwarf goats in the U.S. NOTE!! I will be unable to respond to emails until after Feb 18th. You are welcome to send me an email, I will not be able to respond though, until after Feb 18th. Thanks! Pygmy goats are wonderful! They stay cute, eat weeds, forbs, and grass. The Pygmy goat is used for milk, meat, and as pets. It is the most versatile of the goat breeds. They can also be used for brush clearing. The Pygmy goat is hardy, alert and animated, good-natured and gregarious; a docile, responsive animal, a cooperative provider of milk, and an ecologically effective browser. The Pygmy goat is an asset in a wide variety of settings, and can adapt
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My husband and I raise unregistered Pygmy goats as well as
registered & unregistered Nigerian Dwarf goats. We specialize in variety in
both size and color. WE ARE LOCATED IN SEGUIN, TEXAS! The male can either be
left as a 'Billy' or be 'fixed' and made a wether which is what we recommend if
you are interested in a pet. Goats are social animals and become lonesome by
themselves. They need to 'buddy' up with other pygmy goats or some other animal.
Please do not buy one if he will be alone.
Below the pygmy goats,
you will find pictures of my working dogs.
If you like brown eggs from "Free Range" chickens, I have those available. Eggs are $2.00 / dozen. I also accept empty egg cartons. Thank you! (Pictures of my chickens are below.)
We are located in Seguin, TX. Seguin is 40 miles due east of San Antonio, TX and 160 miles due west of Houston, TX on IH10. The Hill Country starts just north of us.
Email Lauva Currier at TexasPygmy@gmail.com. Our telephone number is 830-379-0715. My cell phone is (830) 660-2050. Closed Sundays.
Some of my Nannies
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Here is a picture of some of my nannies. When this picture was taken, all my billies were on a different property so no males in this group. |
Our Breeding Males - 2009-2010
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These are my breeding males for the 2009-2010 breeding season. The far left is my newest breeding billy, "Esau". He is a blue-eyed, half Pygmy, half Nigerian Dwarf male. The 2nd male from the left, is "Samson", a registered blue-eyed Nigerian Dwarf male. The male in the middle is "Hercules", a Pygmy. The 4th male is "Pepto", the smallest of all my herd sires. He is Pygmy. "Stud Muffin" is the male on the far right. |
"Pepto"
"Pepto" is our smallest breeding buck. He is only 16" tall at the shoulder.
"Hercules" aka "Herc"
Isn't he beautiful! He is stocky and short with fantastic markings!
"Rebel"
"Rebel" consistently throws grey, white, & black agouti kids.
"Samson"
"Samson" is a Registered Dwarf Nigerian. He has blue eyes or 'glass' eyes.
"Samson's" kids are gorgeous!
"Stud Muffin II"
"Stud Muffin" is an impressive buck.
I do not have any "Bottle" babies right now. I will have "Bottle" babies after February 20, 2010. If you are interested in any please let me know. I will email you privately and send pictures when I have newborns on the ground. If you are on a waiting list, you will have first option at the newborns before they are posted on line.
Registered Nigerian Dwarf Kids
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| This registered Nigerian Dwarf male was born 10/31/09. His dad is "Samson". $250.00 He is going to stay small. |
Weaned Kids
"Weaned Kid" Spring Special! Buy 3
or more weaned kids, and you can have your pick of any of the $50.00 black
males listed below. (4 goats for the price of 3)
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| This blue-eyed male would male a great breeding billy! His dad is "Samson". He was born 10/28/09 $175.00 | This agouti male was born 10/22/09. His dad is "Rebel". $125.00 | This male was born 10/25/09. His dad is "Samson". $50.00 |
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| This apricot and white blue-eyed female was born 11/2/09. Her dad is "Samson". $350.00 | This female was born 10/26/09. Her dad is "Hercules". She is VERY stocky. $275.00 | This male was born 10/28/09. His dad is "Rebel". $125.00 |
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| This male is one of triplets born 9/27/09. His dad is "Hercules". $125.00 | This white and grey male was born 11/15/09. His dad is "Stud Muffin". $125.00 | This female was born 9/27/09. Her dad is "Rebel". $225.00 |
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| This blue-eyed male was born 10/31/09. His dad is "Samson". $175.00 | This male was born 10/31/09. His dad is "Hercules". $50.00 | This beautiful tri-color paint female was born 11/28/09. Her dad is "Samson". $300.00 |
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| This paint male was born 2/23/09. His dad is "Samson". $50.00 | This very short blue-eyed female was born 11/1/09. Her dad is "Samson". She will stay very small. Pretty tri-color. $350.00 | This silver male was born 6/4/09. His dad is "Pepto". $75.00 |
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| This blue-eyed male is really pretty. His dad is "Rebel". He is 1/2 Pygmy and 1/2 Nigerian Dwarf. Only one of his testicles have dropped. He may or may not be able to breed. He was born 5/29/09. $50.00 | This nanny was born the first of November 2008. Her dad is "Pepto". $175.00 She is short! | This male was born 5/21/09. His dad is "Rebel". $50.00 |
Puppies!
(pictures taken 1/23/10.) All pups are sold. I will be having more pups later this year.
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My Working Dogs
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| "Rossie"(female) on left. "Bandit"(male) on right. | (l to r) "Bandit", "Rossie", "Ruger Rose" our registered Great Pyrenees female. (Lauva in middle) | "Badger" is a male. |
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(left picture) "Badger" & "Beretta" Pictures of their pups are above. |
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(right picture) "Rossie" & "Bandit" watching the herd.
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My Chickens
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My chickens are 'free' to roam
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Eggs are $2.00 per dozen. If you have empty egg cartons to leave with me that would be appreciated. |
"Our dogs at work."
"Come back and visit with us. We'll be waiting for you!"
SHIPPING INFORMATION
I am frequently contacted about shipping of goats. I do not make arrangements to ship goats. You may contact Continental Airlines (1-800-575-3335) and obtain information about shipping pygmy goats .
Another option is to privately contact Ron Keener to transport your shipment. His web site is http://travelwithronk.com/. He has a yahoo travel group. All required veterinary certificates would be an additional expense.
A third option is http://www.pawsnclaws.org/. They have a fixed price posted on their web site and can usually have shipment to your door within 2 weeks. They will not transport 'bottle' babies. This is a new transport service for me. I have NOT transported with them before but their correspondence has been fast, professional, and cordial.
Links to other web sites of interest.
GoatFinder.com
Gardening - An online resource for lovers of gardening. Over 210,000 plant names listed.
Rural Ads
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King Ranch Collectibles - "Running W"
I grew up in Kingsville, Texas the home of the world famous King Ranch. My father had a photography studio there. Over the years, my father collected King Ranch memorabilia. Among the items that I have is a new handmade King Ranch saddle blanket. A brand new unused saddle blanket is very rare. This blanket was woven by Emiliano Garcia on his hand-built loom from the wool of dark brown and white sheep raised on the King Ranch. The sheep were hand sheared and the wool spun on the Ranch. Emiliano made all the King Ranch saddle blankets from 1920 until his death in 1975. This blanket is one of the last ones made by him. There are no more King Ranch blankets. The saddle blanket is $6,500.00
You will note that I also own a Running W branding iron and a new lariat. This lariat was hand made for "Mr. Bob". "Mr. Bob" would have his lariats made to his specification and likeness. This lariat has never been used. It had been mounted for display and never uncoiled.
I own a two book set of The King Ranch by Tom Lea published 1957 . This set of books recount the history of the King Ranch, the Kings, the Klebergs, and what made the King Ranch such a great part of U.S. and Texas history.
These King Ranch items would be a rare addition to anyone's collection of Western memorabilia. A serious collector would be welcome to view the items. You can email me at Lcurrier1@satx.rr.com.
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