Myotonic/Fainting goat Buck - $350 (Hannibal)

1 Year old Fainter Buck, looking for new Does to charm and service.
Intact and has constant tendency to mount whatever stands still for him.
Yea even a wether.
I just had 2 young doelings and 2 more bucklings born at end of February.
With only 2 adult does in milk, he won't be needed for several months here.
I like to see him go to someone with several does to charm.
He weighs approximately 180 lbs or more.
Loves goat treats fed by hand.
He's got blue eyes and a large barrel type body.
Cross breeding him with leaner goat species usually results in larger bodied offspring.
Cross with a Nigie gives a larger bodied male to wether or female that gives more milk.
Careful if you startle him, he falls right over for a couple seconds.
This guy will be a strong breeder for you.
Not polled, and excellent shaped horns.
As livestock is used for food, he would also yield a lot of meat.
My price is under present slaughter prices for this goat.
Myotonics usually have 6 to 10 percent more meat than leaner bodied goats.
Asking $350 cash.
First 2 picts.
I also have a brown buckling Lamancha bottle baby that's still on momma presently.
He was born Saturday the 24th February 2024.
He needs another week or 2 on momma unless you have a goat your getting milk from to bottle feed him.
He's just trying pellet/grain mix a little.
Eating grass and alfalfa hay with the rest of the goats.
Nobody has Lamancha Bucklings listed so I'm asking $250 cash.
Fifth pict.
Buckling to the left side of momma doe.
One on right is doeling and not for sale.
Also a Lamancha wether at about 175 lbs.
He has been castrated by banding since September 2023.
Fed high protein 14% pellets mixed with cracked corn (75% pellets 25% cracked corn), alfalfa hay and plenty of grass in the feed lot with adjoining woods they browse frequently.
Asking $200 cash.
3rd and 4th picts.
Considering selling the one in last 2 picts.
He shows more the Fainter side of his genetics.
Born same night as the other buckling I'm selling and same Dam.
The chamois lamancha doe is sharing feed trough with her 3 kids.