Goats | lucky-acres-farm-sc

Jake-born 3/16
Max-born 4/16
Samson This is our second male, billy. He is now the daddy to Emma's twins Bert and Ernie.
Friendly Visitors The boys love having visitors come to their pen and say 'hi'!
Ace He is the first billy born on our farm, now the daddy to Teardrop's new Annabell
Park here! "Your parking fee will be 3 animal crackers, please!"

At two months males have to be seperated from the females as they can breed at that young age.

Please call for more info and come to visit them 864-903-1856.

Miniature Silky Fainting Goats

In March of 2014 we purchased 2 Miniature Silky Fainting Goats.

When most people get their income tax return back they buy cars, vacations, furniture, clothes, or whatever. Not our family, we bought 2 goats. The last of our pygmy goats passed away on New Years eve and we missed them very much. So we began to research different breeds of goats. We were fascinated with fainting goats. When we learned that there were some for sale just half an hour from us we went to take a look. It was a plus that they had long silky hair and were miniature, just 50 pounds. So we brought two pregnant females home with us Emma and Teardrop. In mid April they gave birth to Ace, Khloe and Samson. This was our first experience with goat kids and they were so cute we had a hard time leaving their pasture. The sounds they make is very much like a human baby calling mama. It has been a real joy watching them play and grow.

After purchasing these beautiful goats we joined the Miniature Silky Fainting Goat Association. They are a wonderful, friendly breed of goat and so much fun to watch. They would love for you to come and visit and share your animal crackers!

This is Emma Emma is one of our first Nanny goats, a great mother
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2015 kids This is Annabell and twins Bert and Ernie
Khloe This is Khloe all grown up.
Ace and Khloe Emma's twins Ace and Khloe were the first kids born on our farm.
Teardrop This is Teardrop with her Sampson, she is also mother to Annabell.