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Kirkwood (Eastern Cape)
One year old hand raised goat ram. Lots of personality. Saanen goat.
R 1.500
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Delmas (Mpumalanga)
Tame Cameroon dwarf goats. Perfect pet for children and adults
R 1.000
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Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape)
I will have the most beautiful goat kids available from very good milking lines. They are all pure Toggenburgers. The Toggenburger is a swiss breed with a milk production of about 3 to 4 liters per day with a fair amount of cream to ensure the best cheese making. They are very easy to handle and get super tame and can therefore also make a good addition to every touch farm or kiddies venue. They'll be ready to go from next week and will be 2 months old. Does (females) 2500 Each Buck (male) 1200 rand (only one available) Please contact me via whatsapp on +27818601967.
R 123
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Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape)
We are selling our 2 year old semi tame stud male goat. He stands about 70cm high at the shoulders. Bred with him couple of times, and it is time to get in some new genes now.
R 1.500
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Nelspruit (Mpumalanga)
I have one (1), Nigerian Dwarf Female Goat available. She is 6 months old. She is small, smaller then her mother. Very tame.
R 1.000
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Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape)
I've got an 8 month old toggenburger buck for sale. He is not aggressive at all, but also not very tame but he comes for food and is fairly easy to handle and has succesfully reproduced already. I'm only selling him as I got new blood in. Toggenburger goats give about 3-5liters of milk per day and are a great addition to any small holding, as they are very tough and very friendly. Please phone me or contact me via whatsapp on 0818601967. The first pictures were taken in january and are the buck himself and I'll also post pictures of his offspring. I'll send more pictures and videos via whatsapp on request.
R 3.500
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Nelspruit (Mpumalanga)
This registered British Alpine Stud billy is 3,5 years old and weighs approximately 75 kg. He was bred from top stud breeders in South Africa. He has been used for breeding purposes and is extremely tame. However, he is for sale because current stud is too small for continued breeding.
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Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape)
Nigerian Dwarf Bucks (intact males). Four (4) available. 1 x 2.5 year old. 3 x 5 month old. Quite tame. Can be handled. Good genes - No line breeding. Price negotiable
R 600
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East London (Eastern Cape)
Intact male goats of 4 months old. Dipped, dewormed, vaccinated. Saanen milk goat cross Nigerian Dwarf milk goat. Tame. Make lovely pets or can be used for breeding. Will be small to medium sized. R1200 each.
R 1.200
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East London (Eastern Cape)
Tame intact Ram. Reason for sale. Need to introduce new blood. Pure bred Nigerian dwarf goat
R 3.000
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Kuruman (Northern Cape)
Dwarf goats for sale. Two (at the back of first photo) is about one year old and biggest one is almost 2 years old. Oldest one is verby big, father is a dwarf goat, mother is a bigger size. He is hand fed and very tame, loves to be petted. Other two is not as tame as the big one.
R 300
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Ceres (Western Cape)
Saanen and Alpine milk Goat doelings available X 10.Good genetics, dewormed, vaccinated.All very tame handrears @ R1500.00 each
R 1.500
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Cape Town (Western Cape)
Large white I have a big boar and a pregnant female and the mother of 7 babies was wanting R4500.each for the 3 big ones and R600 each for the babies totaling to R17700 if I sell as a package ill make it R15000. Goats are milk goats saanens milk goats male is a Nigerian dwarf goat their are 3 female adults and the male and 3 young ones the one female giving 2l milk a day I was wanting 3500 each for adults and 1500 each for young ones which is 18500 They are very tame all of the goats but all also sell for R15000 if someone takes all. Contact Kevin on whatsapp +27 65 848 0169
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Witbank (Mpumalanga)
Hand raised nigerian dwarf goat for sale, very tame,and friendly.0617991269.R1500
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