5 Boer Goats (2 Nanny & 3 Wether)

Meet the Boer Goat Crew<br/><br/>This group of five Boer goats is as friendly and approachable as they come. They are comfortable around people, easy to handle, and enjoy being part of the daily rhythm of a farm.<br/><br/>They spend their days grazing and exploring, often sticking close together and following the other animals around the pasture. At night, they return on their own to a covered, protected space. They are well-adjusted to a routine and thrive in a structured environment.<br/><br/>The Group<br/>3 Wethered Male Boer Goats<br/>Larger in size, social, and easygoing<br/>2 Intact Female Boer Goats (Nannies)<br/><br/>Temperament<br/>Very friendly and people-oriented<br/>100% approachable<br/>Social with other animals<br/>Comfortable in a herd setting<br/><br/>These goats would do best in a home where they can continue to live as a group or alongside other livestock. They are used to companionship and do not do well in isolation.<br/><br/>Care & Routine<br/>Graze freely during the day<br/>Return to shelter at night<br/>Fed goat pellets each evening<br/>Fed twice daily during colder months<br/>Hay and fresh water available at all times<br/>Heated water troughs used in winter<br/><br/>They are familiar with consistent feeding schedules and respond well to routine.<br/><br/>Health<br/>Vaccinations are current and being maintained<br/>Hooves recently trimmed (within the past two weeks)<br/>Additional vaccinations scheduled<br/>Ideal Home<br/><br/>These goats are best suited for:<br/><br/>A home with adequate space to graze<br/>A secure shelter for nighttime protection<br/>An owner familiar with livestock or willing to learn<br/>A setting where they will have companionship, either with each other or other animals<br/>Additional Notes<br/><br/>This is a well-established group that has been cared for responsibly and would transition best into a home that can continue their current level of care and routine.<br/><br/>ADOPTION APPLICATION: https://www.windingbranchranch.org/adoption-application

Meet the Boer Goat Crew

This group of five Boer goats is as friendly and approachable as they come. They are comfortable around people, easy to handle, and enjoy being part of the daily rhythm of a farm.

They spend their days grazing and exploring, often sticking close together and following the other animals around the pasture. At night, they return on their own to a covered, protected space. They are well-adjusted to a routine and thrive in a structured environment.

The Group
3 Wethered Male Boer Goats
Larger in size, social, and easygoing
2 Intact Female Boer Goats (Nannies)

Temperament
Very friendly and people-oriented
100% approachable
Social with other animals
Comfortable in a herd setting

These goats would do best in a home where they can continue to live as a group or alongside other livestock. They are used to companionship and do not do well in isolation.

Care & Routine
Graze freely during the day
Return to shelter at night

Meet the Boer Goat Crew

This group of five Boer goats is as friendly and approachable as they come. They are comfortable around people, easy to handle, and enjoy being part of the daily rhythm of a farm.

They spend their days grazing and exploring, often sticking close together and following the other animals around the pasture. At night, they return on their own to a covered, protected space. They are well-adjusted to a routine and thrive in a structured environment.

The Group
3 Wethered Male Boer Goats
Larger in size, social, and easygoing
2 Intact Female Boer Goats (Nannies)

Temperament
Very friendly and people-oriented
100% approachable
Social with other animals
Comfortable in a herd setting

These goats would do best in a home where they can continue to live as a group or alongside other livestock. They are used to companionship and do not do well in isolation.

Care & Routine
Graze freely during the day
Return to shelter at night
Fed goat pellets each evening
Fed twice daily during colder months
Hay and fresh water available at all times
Heated water troughs used in winter

They are familiar with consistent feeding schedules and respond well to routine.

Health
Vaccinations are current and being maintained
Hooves recently trimmed (within the past two weeks)
Additional vaccinations