For Sale and Wanted

Only purebred San Clemente Island goats may be listed on this page. We are relying on the integrity and knowledge of our breeders to provide accurate information and to act ethically. If you would like to list a goat for sale or trade, please contact us with as many details as possible. For Sale listings will be removed 30 days after posting. If you're looking for a goat, let us know and we'll post it here.

Tips for purchasing goats

• Consider asking the breeder to sell the goat pregnant. This will increase the gene pool in your area. Don't expect a guarantee of pregnancy.
• Goats have to have permanent ID to ship interstate for breeding. Usually this means a scrapies tag.
• Think biosecurity—any goats you buy should be dewormed, healthy, and test negative for diseases specified by state regulations. (Go to Map page to find out what your state requires. If your state doesn't have breeders listed, visit the US State Animal Import Regulations site posted by the USDA.)
• There are many excellent purebred San Clemente Island goats for sale that are not registered. The International Dairy Goat Registry (IDGR) registers some San Clemente Island goats. They do not register all purebred San Clemente Island goats, but they might help get the breeding history sorted out if your breeder uses them.
• If you're selling to a zoo, please read our zoo page.

For Sale

Northern California: Two doelings, two bucklings, Rivetti bloodline buckling. Please contact Christalene Loren, 707–987–0840 lorenwolf@myway.com

Pennsylvania: SCI buck born 12-18-2008 and a buckling born 4-30-2009. Both are New Hampshire/Rivetti bloodlines (heavy on the New Hampshire) born out of Little River stock. Interested in acquiring additional does for our breeding program. Please call 570–837–0029 or e-mail whtails@ptd.net ask for Tracy.

Breeders, I owe one to my husband, so here goes. . .
Small farms for sale in Fauquier County, Northern Virginia. Excellent forage, many have streams running through, very supportive 4-H, responsive Dept. of Agri. lab and extension office, and great goat vets. Area conserves agriculture, and supports small local farming endeavors. Local focus on heritage breeds, organic farming, etc. County allows pet livestock on properties under two acres. Fauquier County is also breeding hub for San Clemente Island goats, and commutable to Washington D.C. Interested? You can check out the local listings at www.bigstepVA.com Thank you!

For sale by zoo in Wichita, Kansas: March 2009 SCI buckling. Tepper bloodline. Please contact Callene Rapp at crapp@scz.org

For Sale in Kentucky: Adult SCI buck, New Hampshire bloodline, and two bucklings from spring 2009. Please contact Shane at pappy@bourbonq.com

Duncan, BC doe for sale. Please call Mara at 250–746–4637 or e-mail mara@fairburnfarm.bc.ca

Possible March 2010 trip from MN to KY and back. Open to helping transport SCI goats for gas money. Also, for sale: March 2009 SCI buckling, Tepper line! Please contact Lynne Shonyo, Elk River, MN 763–263–7931, shonyofarm@yahoo.com website: www.shonyofarm.com

California: Ready-made goat herd with a proven breeding pair. My fertile buck Fernando (2), his mate Ramona (1½), and their two newborn kids (one male, one female, born Feb 2010), plus very sweet neutered male. Rivetti line. Not for meat. Please contact Carole potteryh@earthlink.net

Wanted

Anyone may post a Wanted ad on this page for free (Contact Us), so take advantage of it! The more you say, the better. . . Breeders who have a very feral goat may prefer that it have lots of room to roam, breeders who have worked to tame a San Clemente Island goat may prefer it to go to a home with closer, hands-on care.




WANTED: Hardy, purebred San Clemente buck for herd sire. Interested in proving commercial value and viability of San Clemente Island breed by using SCI sire to further the present resilience of commercial pasture-raised meat herd. San Clementes offer smaller build and fewer fencing challenges than Spanish goats, and I'd like to see them introduced into commercial meat-goat breeding strategies. Herd focuses on hardy, mixed-breed goats in Tennessee, resistant to worms and grass-fed.
Please contact Floyd Estes, 349 Estes Lane, Manchester, TN 37355
Phone: 931–596–8724


Mary Canestorp; mcc@mdmxr.com; 910–743–9987; Looking for good breeding stock to start a breeding program. One to two bred does for a beginning farmer who desires to help save and promote the San Clemente breed.


Looking for breeding pairs to represent each bloodline for breeding program. Please contact Jesse Kuhn at 415–309–0880.

Looking to purchase a perfect buck. Open to flying goat home. Most interested in parasite resistance. Please contact Patrick Fields at fields.patrick@gmail.com

Want to add a purebred line of San Clemente goats to our farm for purebred breeding program and possible milking. Please contact Kate at Sweetbriar Farm in NY. 607–777–9513.

We are looking for 1 buck and 4 or more does, kids or young animals more than welcome. Buck should be unrelated to the does all animals need to be purebred. We intend to start a breeding program on our beautiful green 13.5 acres in Southern Oregon.
Please contact Bob or Patty at bobcitrus@aol.com or phone 805–523–2213 or 805–794–4746.

Wanted 2 or more bred does or an unrelated buck and 2 does to start a breeding herd in eastern WV. I am a disabled Veteran and would accept older buck and does for herd foundation with price consideration. Please contact Jay Walker at lvrboi88@yahoo.com or call 304–646–0348.

We are looking for two purebred does. We are willing to consider kids or younger animals. We intend to start a breeding program on our 15-acre farm near Baltimore, Maryland. Please contact Nancy at Copper Penny Farm, 410–796–1436 or copperpennyfarm@gmail.com

Missouri: Would very much like to start small herd of San Clemente Island goats. Have goat experience, and dedicated to breed conservation. Please contact Gail at mkeawsh_2000@sbcglobal.net

Wanted: Northern Lakes Region of New Hampshire farm couple interested in starting a breeding program. Looking for two unrelated purebred does; yearling or younger does preferred, but would consider pregnant doe, also. We hope to contribute to conserving this breed and are very interested in their dairy potential as well as their disease resistance. Have goat and sheep experience.
Please contact: Donna at kindredspiritfarmnh@yahoo.com or 603–387–1070

Maremma wanted, must be 4–5 months old. Please contact Tracy at whtails@ptd.net or at 570–837–0029.

Interested in acquiring additional does for our SCI breeding program. Please call 570–837–0029 or e-mail whtails@ptd.net ask for Tracy.

We have a buck originating from Dave Adams in NH, now we need some does to keep him active. Please contact Tina in Tennessee at WE2SK8GR8@aol.com .

BC, Canada: Experienced livestock manager with milking experience seeking work Select this text for Resume in MS word.

Looking for a small start-up herd. Prefer a couple (or more) of does (preferably bred) and kid buck. Contact Mike at 919–690–0004 Oxford, NC or e-mail delmarvalocal@yahoo.com

Wanted in Northwest: small herd. Please contact Lisa Paloma at jellybean11234@yahoo.com

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