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I have a young pair of Kikos available in MI, back problems prevent my keeping them. They are 6 mos old, very well grown out from a top performing herd in Illinois. If it wasnt the health problems they'd be staying. PM me for prices and my location. Both are registered purebreds and the papers...

I am picking up my pair of Kiko youngsters in April, about 3 weeks from today. Born on Adams Kiko Ranch in Ill, about 50 miles north and east of St Louis. Craig Adams has been quite involved in Buck testing and has had a lot of bucks bred by them score high in the tests. Both were born in Jan...

Someone had a post asking about pack goats. There is a very active pack goat group, most active in the NW but members all across the country with a very good monthly newsletter. Just google Goat Tracks and that will give you the link to the newsletter. There also several good books for those...

I am in Northern MI and wanting to buy 2-3 Boer doelings in the next 3-4 mos. Also any Kiko kids, or the crosses. And also wanting a pb Kiko buck . These are to become pack goats, and for the does breeding, they might well get to go camping too, but no packs. Jake Levi Mikado, MI

I dont know if this is 'legal' or no, I heard that there is a dairy goat forum on yahoo groups, but cant find it, if anyone knows the address would you pm me please. I am looking for someone who is supposed to be on it.

I am looking for five kids in July or August, 2 does and 3 bucklings, 2 bucks will be wethers for packing. Prefer Saanen and Alpines, will consider Tog or Obers,prefer the does to be the Saanen or Alpine. I am in NC MI, will drive to northern Ohio or IN. Jake

I read the thread on the mini Llamas, and looked at the website, interesting, and I am sure they have appeal to folks on small properties, not sure what a male weighs but, wonder if they would be larger then a goat wether for packing?? Moot point to me, I am interested in the other...

I am looking for several crias in MI, a couple males and one female, one male to geld and begin training for packing, and the other two to grow out for eventual breeding but they will be started in packing too, so a year or so with all for training and hiking with them. I have been looking for...

So what are the better grains for Llamas ? My local feed mill will mix anything that I want, its Amish owned and they do a great job, I am assuming a small amount of ground corn, and rolled oats, what others ? Wheat? Barley ?

I am interested in several Llamas for packing/breeding, and would like to find breeders in Michigan. I am in the northeastern part.