100% PURE BREED BOER AND RED KALAHARI GOATS

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Product Details.
The Boer goat is a breed of goat that was developed in South Africa in the early ***0s for meat production. Their name is derived from the Afrikaans (Dutch) word "boer", meaning farmer. Boer goats are a popular breed for meat and their breeding season starts in August and runs through December. Mixed goats are best for small herds because of the genetics in Boer for meat and the genetics in the other goat.

Product Feature
Boer goats have some special characteristics which have made them different from other goat breeds. Physical characteristics of the Boer goat are listed below.

Boer goats commonly have distinctive brown heads and white bodies. Some goats can also be completely white or brown colored.They possess long, pendulous ears like the Nubian goats.They are very hardy and can adopt themselves with almost all types of weather and climate.boer goat, boer goats, meat goat, meat goat breeds, goat for show, show goat breeds, boat breeds

They are noted for having high fertility rates and for being fast growing and docile.As compared to other goat breeds, Boer does are reported to have superior mothering skills.

Usually a mature Boer buck weights about **0 to **5 kg and a mature doe weights about *0 to **0 kg.

Product Specification / Models

Type (Breed).....................Boer Goats(Pure Breed)
Weight ;......................*0 to *0 pounds
Ages.........4 to *6 months old

Application / Models
meat, adoption, cross breeding,Boer Goats For Show

Other Information
Boer goats tend to gain weight at about the same rate as their sire, so a buck from a proven fast-growing bloodline will command the highest price, as its offspring will tend to also be fast growers. The primary market for slaughter goats is a ****6 kg (****9 lb) kid; kids should reach marketable size at weaning age. The kid of a proven fast-growing sire might weigh *6 kg (*9 lb) at *0 days, while the kid of a poor-quality sire might weigh only *5 kg (*3 lb) at *0 days. An average-quality buck will initially be less expensive to purchase; however, it can significantly undermine an operation's long-term profitability.