We have two Alpine bucklings for sale --- BOTH ARE POLLED --- that means that they naturally do not have horns - and this is a relatively rare genetic trait. When bred to a horned doe, some of the offspring will be polled so you won't have to dehorn some of the resulting kids!
Even better, the does that threw these kids have GREAT udders, wonderful temperaments, and are very nice milkers. These bucklings will add color and quality to your dairy goat operation.
Pictured first are the two bucklings for sale.
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Their sire, Jace.
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Feyleen, the dam to the buck that has the hour-glass shaped mark on his face.
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Anya, the dam to the bald-faced buckling.
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