Breeding 100% NZ and Purebred Kiko Meat Goats, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Western North Carolina
Jeff and Nona Cullen
Tel: 336-384-1045
Lansing, NC
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DOG Deataigh (Smokey) x RHK Strike's War Paint
100% NZ
Tag 212
Doe
Single (AI)
3/12/25
BW - 5.8
90 - 45.2
Available at MPI sale
Big, solid frame, friendly and great forager
DOG Maeve x ROW Iron Tartan
100% NZ
Tag 216
Doe
Triplet
3/14/25
BW - 7.6
90 - 41
Available at MPI Sale May23rd
Awesome build, triplet with a brother that weaned at 52.6 and sister (#217) at 37. Dam is stocky, easy keeper, foraging monster
DOG Maeve x ROW Iron Tartan
100% NZ
Tag 217
Doe
Triplet
3/14/25
BW - 6.6
90 - 37
Lot 75 DOG Fiadh
Available at the Spotlight sale May 16th
Not quite as big as her sister (#216) but well built with depth in chest and round back end.
DOG Odin's Powder Blue x ROW Iron Tartan
100% NZ
Tag 225
Doe
Twin
3/29/25
BW - 7.2
90 - 46.6
Available at the MPI sale May 23rd
Great depth and frame on her! Her twin sister weaned at 38.6. Comes from an excellent maternal line
ELC Clarice x ROW Iron Tartan
100% NZ
Tag 242
Doe (waddles)
Triplet
10/22/25
BW - 6.8
90 - 32.4
Lot 97 DOG Clover
Available at the Spotlight sale May 16th
Young beautiful doeling. Excellent genetics to add to your farm
BKK Sequioia Shez So Fancy x ROW Iron Tartan
100% New Zealand
Tag #239
Doe
Triplet
6/28/25
BW - 7.40
90 - 36
Lot 26 DOG Roisin
Available at the Spotlight sale May 16th
Independent, flashy, great hoof structure, weather hearty long doeling.
Commercial wether & doeling
DOB - 6/19/25
Weight as of 12/21/25 - 29 and 30 lbs
The tricolored wether in the foreground and the white doeling on the left side are my special kids. Their dam was an absolute favorite as well as our oldest producing dam on the farm. HMK Jolie was one of first goats here at the farm and was 11+ years old when she had these two beautiful babies. The wether we named Joe and his sister is JoJo named after their dam. Unfortunately, she became ill and died when the kids were about a month old. We had no other dams in milk at this time, and bottle feeding was a constant struggle with them. The lack of mothers milk we believe stunted their growth but not their spirit! They started in on forage, hay and concentrates early. They are both SUPER friendly, healthy and have never left the herd for support or guidance. They are ready to eat all the "non-wanted" vegetation you can offer them or maybe a 4-H project for a loving youngster, or maybe just a forever home as a pasture pet. They must go together.
$200