Our first goats were Alpines: Eevee and Midnight. Eevee became the proud matriarch of our herd, producing sixteen kids in her eight years. After raising Alpines for a few years, we fell in love with Oberhaslis, so we added our first Oberhasli: Treasure. Boers joined the herd a few years later as a separate 4-H project.

Now that 4-H has been outgrown, we have ventured into  more commercial aspects of goat raising and now sell goat meat in addition to goat milk soap and other products.

 Our goats were last tested in 2014 for CAE and CL, and all goats were found to be negative. In 2013, all dairy does were tested negative for tuberculosis, brucellosis, and CAE. Our kids are dam-raised but are routinely cuddled when young so they make for very friendly goats.

When Alicia moved to Florida, she took her goats with her, so now the herd is split between Boyds, Maryland and Panama City, Florida.