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| Last Updated July 04, 2009 |
| proud member since 2005 all goats sold will be registered with the American Goat Society 2009-We joined ADGA and registered our tattoo sequence, dual register our goats with ADGA |
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| Welcome to Country Bumpkins Farm |
| Home to Quality Nigerian Dwarf Goats & Australian Shepherds |
| Due to our recent membership with ADGA as of 2009 all of our goats will be registered using the herd name of " OL`Country " in both the AGS and ADGA registries |
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| Welcome to Country Bumpkins Farm. Home to OL`Country Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Australian Shepherds. Here we strive to produce a high quality pet companion, show animal or a valuable productive animal that would be an asset to your breeding program. We have brought in some top bloodlines who have proven themselves over and over. Our goals are to carefully choose the right pairings to compliment the other to improve the offspring from that union. As you know there is no perfect animal and breeding is not a perfect science, but we do our best to produce an animal to be proud of. We would like to see our goats be as productive in the showring as well as the milk pail. Our Australian Shepherds are not just beautiful companions, but valuable working dogs with health being our main concern. |
A LITTLE ABOUT US Country Bumpkins Farm is located in the scenic mountains of Keyser, West Virginia. We are Bob and Barb Morris and were married in May 2002. We both have had goats for many years and in June 2005 decided to go strictly into the Nigerian Dwarf breed. Since then, we have acquired many outstanding animals and our herd has grown considerably as well as improved. We have found their docile personalities, various colors, coat patterns and those blue eyes to be part of their charm. Their sweet rich milk is just icing on the cake. They truly are a large goat in a small package. |
| We bought our breeding stock from only disease-free tested herds that test negative for CAE, Johne`s, CL, TB, and Brucellosis. We have never had any abscesses in our herd. All goats brought in from outside herds were tested with negative results prior to entering our herd. We have randomly tested many of our herd with all negative results. We willcontinue to do so, until all animals over six months of age are tested. |
| Check out the 2009 New Arrivals to see if we have anything available that would make a nice addition to your herd. |
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| I`ve been having a rough couple of months and almost lost my head and sold everyone. I will be selling quite a few to cut my numbers, but to be totally without some nigerians I would be out of my mind. I`m sorry to get some of your hopes up, but I`m glad I pulled it together before it was too late. |