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| KFR Coco Bodac is grown and gone to a quality goat breeding ranch in SC with some of our friends who have a great future in Boer production. |
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| KFR Ferocious Jack is prime progeny in every way. He exhibits that equally favored combination of modern style looks and classic conformation that will carry a herd through generations of Boer breeding. |
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Just over 3 months old, KFR "Gorgeous Ghangis" will be a buckling to watch for in FL shows when not being raised as a herd sire for a FL meat goat ranch. When we groomed him to go, we almost changed our mind and kept him!
*One word of experienced advice to all - be sure to handle your goats as frequently as possible to maintain a master relationship with safe respects to the size of your goats while they are maturing - particularly bucks. Always consider manageability when deciding to purchase a Boer - particularly bucks!
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| In memory of KFR Shazambo, we hope to remind anyone traveling with an open animal trailer to cover the front so that exposure to fumes and disorienting motion will not cause fatal stress and harm to your beloved animal. He would have, could have, and should have been... |
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| KFR Bo Kaptein is our "most likely to succeed" show buck and potential herd sire as he continues to grow into that huge chest, wide loin, and strong footing. Good luck to our friends in FL who have taken him home but are not too far away. |
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| KFR Outrageous Pinto is all ours- just look at that magnificent roman head, massive chest, and dark paint marks! | |
