Buklings and Doelings retained at the Farm
At Six Shooter Kikos, we take pride in our commitment to breeding excellence by carefully selecting the best bucklings and doelings from each year’s class. Through diligent culling and strict registration standards, our goal is not only to improve the quality of our Kiko herd but also to provide exceptional kids to other farms.
In 2021, we added two remarkable does to our herd, SSS Steel More Cowbell and SSS Blues Wild Rose, both of whom proved their value by producing twins in 2022. The 2022 and 2023 kid classes gave us even more choices, allowing us to retain several high-quality NZ and Purebred Kiko does. Some of these does will remain integral to our herd, while others will be available to farms seeking top-tier genetics.
The 2024 kid class has shown great potential, and as they grow into 2025, we’ll decide which kids will join our breeding program and which will be offered for sale. For updates on the 2024 kids, visit our "Babies" page.
We often receive inquiries throughout the year, and if you've reached out, you might have heard that we prefer to keep our kids on the farm for several months before selling. This allows us to ensure that the goats leaving our farm will thrive on yours. We believe that giving our goats time to grow and develop helps us confidently offer only the best breeding stock. While each farm has its own approach, at Six Shooter Kikos, we strive to be proud of every goat that leaves our care.
In 2021, we added two remarkable does to our herd, SSS Steel More Cowbell and SSS Blues Wild Rose, both of whom proved their value by producing twins in 2022. The 2022 and 2023 kid classes gave us even more choices, allowing us to retain several high-quality NZ and Purebred Kiko does. Some of these does will remain integral to our herd, while others will be available to farms seeking top-tier genetics.
The 2024 kid class has shown great potential, and as they grow into 2025, we’ll decide which kids will join our breeding program and which will be offered for sale. For updates on the 2024 kids, visit our "Babies" page.
We often receive inquiries throughout the year, and if you've reached out, you might have heard that we prefer to keep our kids on the farm for several months before selling. This allows us to ensure that the goats leaving our farm will thrive on yours. We believe that giving our goats time to grow and develop helps us confidently offer only the best breeding stock. While each farm has its own approach, at Six Shooter Kikos, we strive to be proud of every goat that leaves our care.