History of Pampatike Nubians -- I have been breeding purebred Nubian dairy goats for 18 years. Foundation bloodlines include nationally renowned Split Creek (Evin Evans), Khimaira (Linda Campbell), and Kismet (Jean Lucas). Pampatike Nubians are large, "old style" deep-bodied dairy goats which excel in high production, extended lactations, and strong type. DHIR (Dairy Herd Improvement Register) monthly production testing records are available on the dams of sale kids and yearlings. Pampatike Nubians are CAEV-free. Kids are raised separately from adults, using CAEV and coccidia prevention methods. The herd is closed.
The goats are pastured year round and range freely over 117 acres of organic grassland and woodlands, protected at all times by faithful Great Pyrenees. The goats are housed in spacious, clean barns. Pampatike Nubians are sold domestically to individuals and dairies, and are exported around the world. Many buyers (both domestic and foreign) are repeat customers!
Need Winter Milk? For the past several years, I have been freshening does in October and November to provide myself and others with a fresh supply of winter milk. Winter milk is very desirable for families who otherwise dry-up their does in late autumn and for commercial dairies who need year-round supply of goats milk. I do not use hormones or lights to stimulate out-of-season estris in spring; just a good young buck!!
I am now accepting reservations for bred does who will freshen October through November 2008. Prices: $450 for bred does and $500 and up for milking does, depending on production history and potential. Breeding bucks are $400 and up. A deposit is required. For does, pickup is 2 months before freshening or 2 weeks after freshening. Please contact me as soon as possible to reserve your doe(s) for 2008-2009 winter milk production.
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