Price Information * Sale Policy * Kid Care

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​Please read through our Information and Sales Policies in advance before inquiring about any particular animal. ​ If you have any questions, please don't be shy - send us an e-mail or message us on Facebook and we will get back with you ASAP. There is no such thing as a stupid question.

Basic Price Information Only   -   this is not the price of the animal
Non Registered:

Non registered Buck $175
Non registered Doe $300
Registered:

Doe kids start at $500

Buck Kids start at $300
Adult Doe start at $900

Adult Buck start at $600

Because we don't want this to happen to you : We encourage everyone regardless of who you purchase your kid/adult goat from to join ADGA and utilize their DNA program regardless if the registration says DNA or not in the top right corner or under the animals name.  This is to give you piece of mind that the animal(s) you purchased is of the desired pedigree.  As of September 2023 - We collect DNA samples from all animals with hoof on the ground on our farm.

Order DNA through ADGA If this link doesn't work go to ADGA.org / forms / performance programs / online DNA

NOTE: if you are not an ADGA member call them before placing the order; if you are a member you must have the funds in your account before placing the order.

Information on DNA - What does it all mean:

DNA: ID / Parentage

DNA: Alpha-S1 Casein

DNA: G-6-S

DNA: Scrapie Susceptibility Variant

Goats are herd animals and require other goats for companionship, they truly are herd animals and do not do well living a solitary life. 

Kids on our farm are treated for Coccidia only if needed.  

All of our kids are disbudded if horned, no exceptions.  

All of our registered kids are MicroChip (EID).  

All of our Dams and Sires are DNA, we will make every effort to have registered kids DNA.

Goats are guaranteed healthy at the time of sale; once an animal leaves our property; No guarantee is extended. 

CL CAE and Johne's are serious diseases that affect some herds.  We have been blessed in southern Missouri to not have these diseases in the area yet.  We do our due diligence to prevent these and any other diseases from affecting our herd. If you visit a breeder boasting that they test but they don't show you or provide you with the results and lab information then use caution bringing the animals to your farm.  Safe practice is a 30 day quarantine and have the test done at your veterinary office.

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• Reservations / Holds - we do not currently accept reservations or holds for our kids.
• The buyer is responsible for all transport costs. This includes, but not limited to crates, bedding, feed (hay and/or grain), water, water or feed containers of any kind, transporter fee, airline tickets, and health certificates.
• Crisps Caprines reserves the first right to retain any kid born at any time.
• Crisps Caprines reserves the right to change any breeding plan at any time.
• Crisps Caprines may terminate any sale at any time per our discretion with a full refund of deposit.
• Kids are too be picked up no later then 4 weeks of age. If you are purchasing multiple kids that are to be born at different times. We will make consideration for holding a kid until all animals can be transported together; we cannot and will not hold any animal for an extended period of time.​ If an animal is not picked up by week 4 and prior arrangement has not been agreed upon by the seller in writing the animal will be considered abandoned and relisted as available and the deposit forfeited. 
• Crisps Caprines does not guarantee the height, sterility, genetics (not the same as genealogy), and or genetic defect of any animal.
• The health of the animal sold is not guaranteed after it leaves our property. Once the animal leaves our property it then becomes the buyer’s responsibility. A replacement animal of our choosing will be offered at our digression only when medical proof is given.
• ​Crisps Caprines will absolutely not hold a goat or consider a goat a "sale pending" until we have received 100% of your non-refundable deposit of one half of the final purchase price. Deposits are to be made via PayPal. We do not accept checks, cashiers checks, checks of any type, money orders or any other online payment service other then PayPal.  ** Remember to include the ID Number of the animal along with your full name, address, phone number and email. NOTICE: If we can not identify who the funds were received from and/or for what animal via PayPal, it will be returned to the sender without further consideration. If another buyer makes a deposit on that same animal before you can correct your error(s) and re send the deposit, we will complete the sale with the other buyer.
• We ask that a purchaser of any Crisps Caprines animal give us "First Right Of Refusal" which means you offer the goat back to Crisps Caprines first, before offering the goat someone else.

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"Kids Traditional" Health Care, Vaccination, Worming & Schedule

At birth:

• Make sure the kid receives colostrum
• Trim and Dip umbilical cord in 7% iodine

Day 3:

• Disbud or ASAP when appropriate

Day 5:

• · Give a dose of ProBios to help get rumen going
• · Add free choice hay to their area. For how long, now and forever more
• · Add free choice grain to their area. For how long, up to 12 months of age
• · Add free choice backing soda to their area; now and forever more
• · Add free choice loose mineral, we use Purina. For how long, now and forever more
• · Add free choice water to their area. For how long, now and forever more

Week 3:

• Our Dams have been CD&T vaccinated 4 weeks prior to kidding; this provides the kids with their “first” CD&T vaccination. If you do not know if the Dam was vaccinated prior to giving birth, Give first CD&T vaccination 2ml SQ 
• MicroChip (EID)

Week 4:

• Tattoo
• Trim hooves
• Give a dose of Selenium and Vitamin E Gel
• Worm - Time to start the kids on their worming schedule
• Note: We will give CD&T booster 2 days prior to pickup 

Week 6:

• Give second CD&T vaccination 2ml SQ

Week 8:

• Worm
• Trim hooves

Treat for Coccidia as needed. If any of our kids over 2 weeks & under 11.9 months gets runny diarrhea, we treat them for Coccidia and give a dose of ProBios.

For our November 2023 kidding we are going to try a natural coccidia prevention method; 1/4tsp ground cinnamon mix with 4oz milk (for us that will be their dams milk) bottle fed daily. We decided to try this and if it works, fantastic. We will practice this from now on, if not then we will treat as normal for coccidia should the need arise.