Kiko/Spanish cross goats, extremely parasite resistant Billy goats for sale.
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2022
- Kiko/Spanish cross goats, extremely parasite resistant Billy goats for sale. These goats are performing well in some very tough country. With the constant drought in south Missouri, these goats are doing well on brush and broomsedge. It's incredible how well the animals body condition is maintained on less than stellar forage supply. For more info on securing some very easy keeping low maintenance Billy goats, go to our website: greenpasturesfarm.net and email Greg.
Perfect timing for a Judy video! Cute goats, and I'm amazed what good breeding programs can do.
Nice of you to help your friends, looks like great animals
Kiko all the way. There are actually buck tests held every year at universities in Oklahoma and west Virginia that collect data like REA, ADG, and parasite resistance. Kikos dominate the tests every year.
Greg, I attended your recent grazing school. AMAZING. I’m gonna be a rancher soon.
Question on these goats: are they broke to a hotwire? Or does he use a more robust and more permanent fencing system for the goats.
Finding goats broken to a hotwire is like the holy grail of goats. The Goaty Grail!
Yes he was keeping them in with 5 poly wires
Is he moving them mob grazing Greg Judy style?
They are being rotated around the farm with 5 strands of hot polywire
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher thank you. I’d love to know more about that setup. If you are going to do more videos on his farm, that info would be great.
Thanks. Keep up the amazing work. You’ve changed my life.
@@joshdenbeaux6594 I have two more longer videos of his farm that I will be posting. Thank-you for being a loyal viewer!!
i have a herd of 100 kiko and kiko cross. the drier it is the better they do. i am northeast with lots of rain. its all about wet and dry. for the biggest of problems
Brother I am getting into raising a few dozen of kiko goat and would like your expertise.
They look good!
Thanks for the video. We had goats that we never wormed either but we got rid of them though. The one goat was awesome but she was a bully to all our animals. She was broke to a single wire poly braid even. The other one wouldn’t stay in a single poly braid and she started eating my fruit trees so she left too. I really liked our goats but I didn’t want to deal with either attitudes.
"These goats and doing it!"
Yes, they are, you can smell it.
I need a couple of does like these.
i know people put goats on pasture but they do way better on brush. eating higher up. the secret to goats is keeping them on brushy dry hillside ground during grazing season.
Do you mean the KIKO? I'm assuming so. Just making sure, I'm new to goats but just happen to be looking at some kiko/ Spanish cross right now.
Thanks for catching my typo😊 I just fixed it, your the best!!!
Hi Greg, I've tried emailing you a couple times, but your server is bouncing them back and I don't think the e-mails are getting through to you. Is there a way to call you, or is there another e-mail address? I might be interested in these goats. Thanks.
Man your last video was week late my neighbor said man let me help you I said no I can lift it well two cast iron tubs later and a deep freezer my fingers to elbow hurt so so bad
Mark you need to watch that lifting !!
Soak your arms in a high concentration of epsom salts. I'd like to suggest more, but that would require more information.
@@leelindsay5618 epsom salts(magnesium sulfate) is ok but dead sea salts (magnesium chloride) works way better.
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Would love to have a Kiko/Spanish buck, but he's too far for me.
So I have a question... You said that if his goats can't take the worm load, then he gets rid of them... He just can't keep him... So is he selling them? Is that his means of getting rid of them, or are you speaking about culling? I'm just curious because there's a possibility we might be interested but would only be interested of course in worm hardy goats. Thanks so much!
The goats in his herd have never been wormed, ever. He is following the exact same protocol that we did 20 years ago with our St Croix sheep flock. By not worming you allow the animals to develop their own parasite resistance. Some animals are not able to do this, sell those and keep moving forward.
@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Hey! Thank you so much for your swift reply. I guess I wasn't clear in my question. Are the ones he is currently selling having parasite overload problems or is he selling them because the flock is too large, even though these particular goats do well with their parasite load?
@@crystalturner8274 the ones he is selling now are parasite resistant
What I got from this video is that as a result of the long term drought in Southern Missouri, this man is selling 13 to 14 of his Kiko/Spanish cross male Billy goats. If I understood Greg correctly, all of his current animals are as parasite resistant as this man has been able to breed them to be.
@@brucemattes5015 you are correct
Hi how many total you have for sale?
They are all sold
Why cross with Spanish? Kikos are better with parasite resistance aren't they?
Have you priced our blood Kiko goats lately? They are extremely expensive to buy.
How much is he asking for them
Dad once said to me let's go out and get the stink blown off. For some time after that thought that I must smell bad. Since he sometimes called me Murray as in come on Murray let's do this or the other thing( Murray was his kid brother if I wasn't called Murray or Linda he called me Philip Dad's twin brothers oldest child)) I don't think he realized how a young daughter would take the suggestion that I was stinky. He only did it the one time but I have never forgotten it don't worry I didn't hold it against him. I suppose you could say my sense of humour was a bit lacking at the time. And what a brother could take and not worry about might be different. Perhaps? I must admit I didn't like getting in the tub on a Saturday night it took a lot of reminding but once I was there it was even harder to get me out..odd isn't it. I don't remember him ever calling my sister's by a boy's name I must be the only one with that particular memory .I think I will check with my sisters tomorrow. We all were David Wayne until birth then they had to come up with girls name I am named after mum's favourite cousin and my grandmother Mabel we'll sort of she left the bell off...thank goodness.
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I need a couple of does like these.