Hand-Painted goat kid on a rock

Last year (2010) we raffled off a painted goat rock during Topsham Fair week. It was a hit with many folks.

I just finished painting a baby goat kid on a medium rock for a raffle for this years Topsham Fair (2011) which runs between August 7 to the 14th. Just put your name on a slip of paper with name and phone number, put in ONE DOLLAR, put it in the box provided, and take a chance on winning a hand painted rock of a baby goat. When the winner is drawn, we will give you a call ,and we can make arrangements to get it to you. You do not need to be present for the drawing.

Raising Kiko goats



In 2006 we purchased our first purebred Kiko buck, (Summa) then added another purebred buck (Wild Bill) a couple of years later. Since then, we have been crossing some of our full blood Boers and a few of our Saanen Dairy goats with them. This kidding season (2011) we have a pair of 88% kiko doelings whose names are Abby and Abigale. The pictures of them are when they were just three days old. We also had a small mob of 50% and 75% kiko kids. All are colorful, hi energy, and cute as heck!

Abigail 88% Kiko doeling



Abbey 88% Kiko doeling

2011 kids both 50% and 75% kikos

Goat Farm in Midcoast Maine

Emmy (full blood Boer)

 We're a hobby goat farm in Midcoast Maine. We started out with three Full Blood Boer goats eight years ago. We later added Kiko goats and found them to be easier to care for then our Boers. They also are very colorful and productive. We also added some dairy goats along the way to help out when we needed extra goat milk to feed an occasional bottle baby. We also come to appreciate goat milk as well as goat milk products for our own table. We also have gardens which produce veggies for us and produce for our caprine mothers. We have our goats on display at Topsham's annual fair which starts on August 9th and runs a full week. We also publish our own goat calendar, featuring our own goats on each page.

Chiquita 50% kiko doeling

Randy 50% Kiko doe with kids