AUTUMN FARM BOERS
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Have you hugged your kid today? Welcome to Autumn Farm, home of Lee & Connie Reynolds and a variety of Boers. We sell percentage, purebred, full blood breeding stock, commercial, and 4-H market wethers here in goat country West Virginia. My husband, Lee, and I have seriously been raising goats since 1990, but those red headed chunky Boers from South Africa stole our hearts in '96. These short, gentle, giants now roam our hills.
*As of Oct. 6, 2009, I am now using my cane after a summer of knee replacement and recovery and am ready to take a spin around the farm and show off some handsome reg. 100% Jan./Feb. bucks, correct color $200, solid red and paint, $300. We even have three 6-8 months old from the new yearling buck, Cannon Ball, for sale. They do their daddy proud. The very beautiful reg. Jan/Feb. '09 100% Boer does are $275-$300. Lovely reg. Jan/Feb. '09, 94-99.6% percentage Boer does are now $200-225.* Pictures will come later of these kids as I learn to handle the cane, camera, and goats all at the same time!
**Don't forget to catch my lite goat farming stories, Nanny Berries, at http://www.boergoats.com every other Monday. The new story is on the boergoats.com cover page to click on for a few days and then moved to the Articles section under Nanny Berries with all the rest of the Berries I've written for over eight years. From taking temperatures to people rolling over the hill, goats give you plenty to write about. Enjoy!**
Contact InformationYou can get in touch with us by emailing or calling any day as long as it's before 9:00 p.m. Please, no calls after 9:00 p.m. because that 5:00 a.m. morning feeding sure comes early and unlike our goats, we need our beauty sleep! Email at csreynolds@hughes.net or call and ask for Connie (Connie Reynolds) and we'll talk goat.
As of 4/8/2008 a new breeding buck was added to our farm. Presenting two week old "Cannon Ball" from Southern Belle Farms, TN :
"They say I am going to be a great breeding buck. What's a breeding buck?"
Here I am telling some 4 mo. old full blood bucks the barn rules. They never listen. |
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