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Basic Goat Primer

Extensive information on goats. Breeds, care, goat clubs, books and supplies.

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Extensive information on goats from the Irvine Mesa Charros 4-H Club. Information on goat breeds, care and health issues, an interactive goat anatomy quiz, and video files.

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Goats WebRing

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goatwisdom

Information and links for goat breeders.

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Oklahoma State University - Goat Resource Library

A variety of links to goat resources on the web.

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Seven SNJ Farm

Breeders of Alpine, Saanen, and experimental dairy goats. Farm and goat details; and stud services available.

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Shepherd's Gate

Raises LaMancha and Alpine dairy goats in North Central Kansas. Includes animals for sale and breeding schedule.

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