Price: $300.00 and up after quality is seen

BLUE EYES - add $25.00

We have beautiful registered breeding stock from wonderful bloodlines. (See lineage chart below.)

Charlie and Lily will be available after February 15, 2010. They are in the process of being registered now. Sadly, Tiny Tim is no longer with us.

Price $325.00

blue eyes

Price $300.00

IttyBitCrit Farm Lil' Sweetheart

IttyBitCrit Farm Charcoal

Dam: Spicebush Farm Suzy Q/Sire: Hoppy Aden's Hoppy Too

Due to their birth by c-section, we do not know which order they were born. From their personalities, I think I could guess! Since they do not have a mama, and due to their premature birth, they are living in our house and being bottle fed. They are all really friendly and all of them have plenty of energy, but that is just all in a goat's life. The first several weeks, all they did was eat and sleep. Those days are definitely over. Once they were old enough and lungs were strong enough (due to premature birth), they should have been migrated outside. Well, this is Missouri. Cold weather set in, then snow. At two months they are still in the house!

They will be available February 25, 2010. They are in the process of being registered now.

Price $325.00

blue eyes

Price $300.00

Price $300.00

IttyBitCrit Farm Dr. Middleton

IttyBitCrit Farm Dr. Ringen

Dam: Spicebush Farm Minxy/Sire: Hoppy Aden's Hoppy Too

Lightning will be available after March 1, 2010. He is in the process of being registered now. Lil' Miracle will not be for sale.

Price $300.00

retained

How Miracle got her name....once again, our little Minxy had problems kidding. Last year, mama had lost a doeling due to malpositioned birth. So, this year, first kid comes out with no problems. Second kid is reluctant to come on out and play. Once again, we had to go in after it. Since her bubble appeared to have busted several minutes before, we "assumed" baby was probably dead. Her head was turned backwards and had to be repositioned. Minxy is so tiny herself, we just could not get her second baby out - we pulled, we tugged, we probably even said a few choice words. Again, assuming she was dead, we knew that baby had to come out one way or another. Once she finally plopped out, we couldn't believe she was still breathing, thinking she probably had brain damage, lungs full of gook, not going to make it anyway. Wrong, on all accounts. So, guess what? Another house baby. Since she could not stand up on either front leg (she would scoot around everywhere backwards), and we had been having this extremely cold weather, we (the humans) couldn't stay at the barn to hold her up to nurse every time she needed to ALL night long. She did get quite a bit of colostrum before we had to retreat to warmer surroundings, and we did supplement colostrum we had saved from other does. So we call her our little Miracle. She is as healthy as any of other goats, except where we tugged on her leg. Vet says nerve damage and it may or may not recover. (We are working with Missouri University at Columbia on her leg to try to save it.) Of course, being the youngest and the only girl in the house has its advantages. At only one week old, she was already spoiled rotten. What will she be at 6 months? She is about 3 weeks younger than the other bottle babies but she can hold her own with any of the other house guests!

IttyBitCrit Farm Miracle

Price $150.00

Dam: Baby Jr./Sire: Buckwheat

Frosty is basically white with patches of tricolor on his shoulders extending down his back, one foot, and his face. He has brown eyes and is very inquisitive. Loves attention but does not want to be held, unless of course, it's his idea. He doesn't like the others getting what he declares as his attention so he is usually the first one pawing on your back or your leg saying "pay attention to me!"

Frosty will be available after February 15, 2010.

Price $150.00

Dam: Reba/Sire: Brock

Snowball is white all over with pink skin. That is probably not good for a boy! But he's a goat, so he probably doesn't care. He has a really cute little heart-shaped pink nose and has golden brown eyes. I think he and his brother are beautiful. They started out somewhat timid but got over that really quickly.

Snowball will be available after February 15, 2010.

Dam: Reba/Sire: Brock

Snowflake is also white all over with pink skin, that same little heart shape on his nose, and golden brown eyes. However, he has waddles. He is a little bit more timid than his brother but both still love attention. They nibble on you from behind if you don't give them attention. Of course, most of our babies do that - they all love attention!

Snowflake will be available after February 15, 2010.

Price $150.00

Dam: Pepper/Sire: Hoppy Aden's Hoppy Too

Bandit is one of the prettiest goats we've had at our farm. With brown eyes, he is black and white with a band around his upper body with lots of white on his legs, head and tail. He is outgoing and friendly, loves to be petted, even held.

Bandit will be available after March 1, 2010.

Price $175.00

blue eyes

Dam: Pepper/Sire: Hoppy Aden's Hoppy Too

Zig Zag or Ziggy for short, is another one of our pretty goats (although as boys, I'm sure they appreciate being called pretty). He was named for the zig zag pattern on his side. Although he has this beautiful zig zag of white on his left side, his right side has only one little white spot. Looks like two different goats. Ziggy has blue eyes.

Ziggy will be available after March 1, 2010.

Price $175.00

blue eyes

Dam: Penny/Sire: Buckwheat

Penny's Baby Girl does not have a name yet but is multi-colored with blue eyes and no waddles. This is the second baby for Penny and she looks just like Penny's first baby, Kuddles. I really haven't seen her personality yet but give it time. She'll get as much love and affection as everyone else gets. She does love to be held and snuggled already.

She will be available after April 1, 2010.

retained

Dam: Maggie/Sire: Hoppy Aden's Hoppy Too

Maggie's Baby Girl does not have a name yet either. She is a very light tan color with black dorsal stripe, black feet and black and white facial markings. On her left side are several white spots and her right side is a little less distinguishable, but it has some white also. She has brown eyes but no waddles. I think her personality is going to be mischievous. At less than a day old, she is going behind stuff in her pen hiding from mama. Mama cries for her and she just ignores her.

When she was born, it was an immediate decision that she would be retained. Sorry, she is not for sale at this time.

Price $150.00

Dam: Maggie/Sire: Hoppy Aden's Hoppy Too

Maggie's Baby Boy, yet to be named, is white with black stripes over his brown eyes and waddles like his mama. In fact, he looks just like his mama's baby pictures. His personality is yet to be seen also but he is real lively so far.

He will be available after April 15, 2010.

Price $75.00

Brock has long, very thick, course grey hair and has waddles, although it is hard to see them for his hair. He has golden brown eyes and has been disbudded.

Brock is just a big old pussy cat. He is a little bit reserved and shy, but once he gets to know and trust you, he will follow you around. He loves to rub on you and have his face rubbed.

He has fathered several of our babies here on our farm but we need a change of herd sire.

Price $75.00

Buckwheat is basically white with lots of coloring and extremely long hair. He has brown eyes, waddles which are extremely hard to see with his long hair and has been dehorned (see his story on Boys Page).

He likes to be treated more one-on-one so he doesn't have to compete. He's another one that loves his face rubbed, but he especially loves for you to scratch his hips. He'll dance around for you when you scratch, sometimes even almost laying down into your hand when you are scratching. Absolutely loves it! He doesn't like meds or hoof trims, but he's not a problem to handle.

Because of his size and the colors he produces, he has fathered lots of our babies, so we definitely need a change of herd sire.

Price $75.00

Smokey has long grey hair, waddles, brown eyes and still has his horns.

With a very gentle nature, he's another one that loves to be petted and loved. Likes lots of attention but can also entertain himself - looking at the girls or eating, of course.

He has fathered several of our babies here on our farm but we need a change of herd sire.

Sassafras (Sassy)

Price $100.00

Dam: Daisy / Sire: BigUn

Sassy is mostly black with white "socks" on each foot.. She has white stripes on her face around her eyes as well as her mouth. There is quite a bit of light brown on her, especially on her face. She is also very friendly but is more reserved. After she had given birth to her first babies, she became a very overprotective mother. She and Blaze are the only goats we have left that are not Nigerian. She's very lonely without her mama here and needs to go to a good home. Sassy as a baby is pictured on the left in the first picture with her brother Sox on the right.

She is due to kid in April and will be unable to transport until after that time.

Price $75.00

Dam: Sassafras / Sire: Buckwheat

Blaze was a beautiful salt and pepper mix of brown, black and white with facial markings that resemble an upside down wishbone, making a little blaze across his forehead. Now Blaze is older and wiser and lots blacker. He mostly has colorings on his face and neck and some on his backside, tail and legs. He was weaned in the pen with a buck that is the most gentle I've ever encountered, so he became just like that. Because he was younger and more timid than our other bucks (who just happened to be in rut), we felt we could not put him in with all the other bucks. So, he lives alone (yes, we know the rules), but he gets more attention probably than all our goats put together. He still has that wonderful personality that is just wonderful in a buck, more like one who has been bottle raised. We have to go through his pen to go to the chicken house and he helps me count the chickens each night as we put them to bed. Someone so graciously left us a puppy on our doorstep, so of course, we couldn't let him starve. Because he needed companionship, Blaze became his new best friend. Shortly after we got him, he went to that happy hunting ground in the sky and Blaze has been so sad ever since. Of course, in a few weeks time, he will be a lot worse than sad - he will have 11 buddies to raise and I hope he does as good a job as he trainer did.