At a Glance -- this is what we currently have for sale, broken down by category. More information can be found below.

(Last updated 10/03/2011)

born 03/07/11

     SOLD

>born 03/07/11

Price $100.00

born 03/20/11

Price $250.00
(NDGA Registered)

born 03/24/11

Retained

born 04/03/11

born 04/27/11

Price $60.00

born 04/27/11

Price $100.00

born 12/04/09

Price $325.00 (blue eyes)

born 12/04/09

Sale Price $150.00

born 01/01/10

Sale Price $150.00

born 03/20/11

Price $250.00

born 03/07/11

Price $100.00

born 02/18/08

Price $125.00

born 04/27/11

Price $60.00

born 04/27/11

Price $100.00

Price $100.00

Dam: Baby Jr./Sire: IttyBitCrit Farm Charcoal (Charlie)

Spunky is a long-haired, black and white buckling that looks nothing like his twin brother. Most of his body is black. He has white on three of his feet with just a small amount of black on one of those. One of his front feet is black with just a small amount of white on it. His tail is white with a black spot on it. The white on his sides extends up his body into a point almost identical on both sides with a small black dot on each panel. There is a small white patch on top his head. He has pink skin underneath all that hair and has white hooves. Bet they don't stay white long once he gets out into all this mud. He has dark eyes that are sometimes appearing dark gray and other times appearing dark brown. Because his face is black all around his eyes, it is hard to find them in his face.

He too is very friendly but a little more on the ornery side. You can see the wheels turning in his head, appearing to be thinking "what can I get into next?". He is available now.

Retained

Dam: Spicebush Farm Minxy/Sire: IttyBitCrit Farm Dr. Ringen

Ginger is one of those goats that her front half and her back half are two different colors. Brown with black detailing on her front; black with brown detailing on her back. She has brown eyes. She is more outgoing than Shadow, being the firstborn, I guess she takes that to heart and likes being the aggressor. This sweet little thing, so tiny, does not pull any punches. She can get right in the middle of the fight and hold her own.

Because she is a doeling from Dr. Ringen who is no longer with us, she will be retained.

What IS that?

Price $250.00

Dam: Spicebush Farm Minxy/Sire: IttyBitCrit Farm Dr. Ringen

Shadow looks just like his grandpa: black with that white tuft on his head. He has chocolate brown eyes. His personality is very unassuming., very laid back. This one will be a very gentle buck. He doesn't have to worry about being strong and outgoing, he has an older sister that will do it for him. He loves sitting in your lap, or being cuddled but he definitely wants attention. Like his mama and sister, he too is extremely small.  He has now developed a white dorsal stripe, making him look a little bit too much like a skunk!

He will be available any time after May 20th.

Bet she can't find me in here.

  Retained

Dam: Maggie/Sire: Frosty

Although Cupcake is basically white, she has these patches of charcoal grey that sneaks in here and there. The hair started out really curly (like her mama's baby pictures, matter of fact, she looks like mama's baby pics), but is getting longer and straighter as she gets older. There's a big circle on top of her head and another spot along her spine about where her withers are. It looks like she has dirty on her back. But if you look really close, it's like she has a broken dorsal stripe. She has little splashes of grey on her feet but sometimes they can be mistaken for her hooves. The inside corners of her eyes and bridge of her nose start forming her eyebrows that start to look like her mama's except they only extend half way around the top of her blue eyes.

Her personality was very shy at first, but they almost always seem to overcome that. I guess if you don't want to be low man on that pecking order list, you'd better get over it. She likes to paw or nibble on your clothing to get your attention. At first she wasn't crazy about being held but once she figured out that's where the good stuff is, like rubbing, and treats and extra grain, she definitely changed her mind pretty fast.

We have not decided at this time if we are going to keep her or sell her. I guess we will wait and see but she will not be available until around the beginning of June 2011 anyway. If you are interested in her, please let me know and I will keep you in mind should we finally make up our minds.

Dam: Penny/Sire: IttyBitCrit Farm Lightning

This little Precious gal struggled from the minute she was born. It took us over 6 hours to get her on her feet and she never did really thrive. Because her mama had an emergency situation going on, she and her sister were bottle babies.

I decided to name her Satin because her hair was super shiny black with frosted ears and nose; and of course, our famous white tuft on her head.

Sadly, she only lived for 3 days. We will miss you, baby girl.

  Retained

Dam: Penny/Sire: IttyBitCrit Farm Lightning

She is a bottle baby because of an emergency with her mama. When it came to naming this little girl, nothing came to mind at first. Because she makes this pitiful little sound that is supposed to be a scream, I thought of her as My Little Chipmunk. So I just call her Monki. Now, I know that Monki is not a girly name (and Gary hates it), but if you saw her, you would understand. She is our hyper child this time around. She's just a regular old tom boy so girly does not fit. She climbs, she jumps, she romps and stomps; she pulls hair; she even screams when to let us know she's ready for her bottle. Her coloring is hard to describe. She has three-colored hairs - each hair starts out black, turns to tan or cream along the way with a big cream/white spot on her side, that famous white tuft, black eyebrows, frosted ears and black boots. She also has a little bit of barely-there reddish tint on her legs and around her head.

Price $60.00

Dam: Sassy/Sire: Snowball/Snowflake

Ever since we've started having babies on our farm, Gary has wanted to name a boy Wally. Because he had waddles, Gary finally got his wish and we have a boy named Wally. When he was first born, I didn't notice that his face has a triangle of grey surrounding by a triangle of white but all the pictures caught this. He has a darker dorsal stripe running down his back and has light chocolate brown eyes.

This little guy is super friendly. While sister is shy, he is outgoing and forward, wanting to be petted as much as the older babies. He will come up behind you and paw on your gently, or nibble on your clothing just to get your attention. He loves being held (of course, this won't last long as he's only half Nigerian and will get bigger). Wally loves playing with all the other babies.

Because he is only half Nigerian Dwarf, he should not be used for breeding Nigerians or Pygmies. He will be available any time toward the end of June. Two of is grandmothers were heavy milk producers so he should carry genes for this as well (see information below on Martees' info).

Price $100.00

Dam: Sassy/Sire: Snowball/Snowflake

When our family talks about Wal-Mart, it is usually Wal-Mar-Tees. Since this little girl's brother is named Wally (as in Wally World), her name just had to be Martees. Yeah, her name will eventually be changed, but for now, this is just what I call her. I'm still thinking about what a good name for her would be.

She is basically very light grey with patches of white on her feet, her nose and the base of her ears. She has a darker dorsal stripe running down her back also but her eyes are an odd color. Sometimes you look at them and they appear grey. At other times, they appear light brown. I guess time will tell.

Martees is basically very shy but she's decided that petting is pretty good. She is not fond of being held and is still unsure about you getting "in her space", but if you approach her gently, talking to her as you move slowly, she doesn't run to mama. She is definitely a mama baby, hanging out with mama while Wally is out playing with all the other boys and girls.

She will be available any time toward the end of June. She comes from good milking lines as both her grandmothers (Daisy and Reba) had lots of milk. Daisy had a huge bag and Reba, although we never milked her to see what quantity she gave, she supported several sets of quads without any supplementation. Although she is only half nigerian, Martees should carry genes from both sides and be an excellent milker.

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 charts below.)

Both Charlie and Lily are available now. All registration papers have been completed. Sadly, Tiny Tim is no longer with us.

Price $325.00

blue eyes

Sale Price
$150.00

Charcoal is solid black with brown eyes. Charlie, as we like to call him, is the ring leader of this group babies. He is very bold and inquisitive, does not appear to be afraid of anything. We think he will make a wonderful herd sire and seems to have great form. Loves all the attention and is very insistent on being picked up and held.

IttyBitCrit Farm Lil' Sweetheart

IttyBitCrit Farm Charcoal

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

Lightning is available now and registration has been completed for him. Lil' Miracle is not for sale.

Sale Price
$150.00

IttyBitCrit Farm Miracle

Doe kids $150.00* each

Buck kids $100.00* (unless otherwise priced)

Two buck kids for $175. 00*

Three buck kids for $250. 00*

One doe kid & one buck kid = $325. 00*

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BLUE EYES - add $25.00

Your herd buck is very important to your breeding program. Choose carefully.

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Discounts on multiple purchases and returning customers!

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We do not disbud our animals.

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Some prices will be specially marked
Special prices on bucks each October!

Sassafras (Sassy)

Price $125.00

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 Trouble are the only goats we have left that are not Nigerian. She's 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.

As of 08/19/2011, she is still in milk, but I will stop milking at the end of this month (August).  If you are interested in her for milking purposes now, you'd better act quickly.  Can't really tell you how much milk she gives as her daughter refuses to give up the faucets and we have no place to go with her to wean as the boys are in the weaning pen.  She is very patient at the milk stand and gets really excited about her treats afterwards (raisins, pretzels, animal crackers).  Just watch out for those fingers if you don't deliver quick enough!

Ziggy, Trouble, Lightning, Frosty, Snowflake, Bandit, Snowball, Charlie, TLC, Dr. Middleton - Taken January 2011

Snowflake and Snowball in front, Frosty, Lightning, Charlie, Dr.Middleton - Taken September 2011

Yes, that's Bandit up in the hay manger. It has now been modified and they can't climb in it anymore. Wonder what they'll think of next? Taken February 2011

This is most of our herd in the spring of 2011. Some have been sold since the pictures were taken
and a few didn't make it into the picture.  I guess they were lolligagging around?

Left, the big boys. Feed time is very important (to them anyway). Ziggy refuses to eat with the others - unless Gary is feeding. What's up with that?

Right, the big girls and the spring kids make a trip to the woods. They get so excited and the minute I walk toward the gate to let them out, they all start screaming with excitement (bet the neighbors really love me).