Thank you for your interest in our herd.  We have been raising Alpines since 1989 and strive to breed correct productive animals to make up our small herd.  Over the years we have tried to utilize all of the tools ADGA has to offer by using Linear Appraisal and milk test.  We have used LA6 times with the first session in 1995 and were on group milk test for years until it finally dissolved.  For 2008 we plan to attend Ohio's many club and county fair goat shows and put a couple of does on one day milk test.


To keep our herd small, we offer the majority of the kid crop for sale.  We also use a boer buck on first and sometimes second fresheners and all of the crossbred kids are for sale.  If we wish to retain a kid it will be stated.  We accept a $50 deposit per kid on a first come first serve basis.  If your chosen breeding isn't born you may choose another kid or have your money refunded.

Alpine kids are raised on a CAEV prevention program of heat treated colostrum and pasteurized goat milk.  Boer crosses and excess buck kids are allowed to nurse their dams.  Our herd of alpines and boers has been CAEV and CL negative for years and we have used WSU for this testing since 2003. Kids are offered grain and alfalfa hay at an early age to get them started eating soon and the rumen developed.

The 2007 year has been an exciting one!  It started off with a bang when Ambiance gave birth to an AI doe kid sired by Qu'Appelle Joi Acclaim, a breeding I have planned for years.  Our show season was one of our most productive with many goats recieving legs towards their championships.  This was the first year in a very long time that we have shown dry stock and 4 of our dry does won restricted legs and BJDIS honors.  Three of those does are *B IR-Ranch NCS Sulten daughters, a buck we feel is going to do good things for our small herd.  We showed Sulten for the first time also, and he recieved 2 legs.  Our 3 yr old milker Cassidy finished her championship, our 2 yr old milker Athena obtained 1 milking leg, and our beautiful Ambiance added 3 more BDIS wins to her credit. All this showing done with our 3 small children in tow, not an easy job but enjoyable!  Another highlight is our children becoming increasingly interested in the goats, with Jenna aquiring a sweet lamancha doe she calls  her "Munchie".  It is a joy and so entertaining to watch her and Holden attempt to show her and our alpine doe kids.  We always enjoy the summer show season sharing our animals with our family and visiting with all of our great goat friends!!

Three new wonderful little people have come into our lives with the birth of Jenna Oct 16, 2003, Holden Nov 21, 2004 and Ashley Jan. 11, 2007.  After almost 20 years together we feel blessed to have 3 healthy children to share our lives and animals with.

Enclosed you will find photos and pedigrees of our herd and the chosen breedings.  Prices are for kids up to 4 weeks of age and include delivery to Columbus International Airport.  The buyer is responsible for shipping fees, health papers, and shipping crate.

  If something interests you, then lets talk!!  Feel free to email or call us and we'll try our best to find an animal to fit your needs.

THANK YOU,
Patricia, John, Jenna, Holden & Ashley Bailey