Josh                               Born: 4-10-10 
Registered name: Sanes Creek Ranch Joshua
Parents: Moonlight Farms Napoleon
               Fainting Priscilla
This is Josh. The picture was taken mid July 2011. As you can see he's a premium fainter. He is registered with the MGR and his degree of Myotonia is a 5. He's a nice buck. 
  Sugar Born 01-05-2007
Registered name: M & S Farm Sugar
Parents: Non registered
Sugar is a sweetheart. She has decided to be the herd leader. 
  Spice Born 01-12-2007
Registered name: M & S Farm Spice
Parents: Non registered
Spice is not as forward as Sugar. She just goes with the flow. 
   Cinny Born 4-17-2007
Registered name: Bulach's Farm Cinnamon
Parents: Mach-n-Farm Archilles
               Triple D's Kate
This is Cinnamon. Her and Ginger come from a kidding of 3. She's a very friendly doe. Like to be petted and loved on.
    Ginger Born 4-17-2007
Registered name: Bulach's Farm Ginger
Parents: Mach-n-Farm Archilles
               Triple D's Kate
Meet Ginger. Her and Sugar are still vieing on who's going to be boss. She is quite friendly though. She too loves to be petted.  
     MarleneBorn 3-05-05
Registered: LUA Marlene               Naturally
Parents: LUA Twlight                             polled
     LUA Fainting Freida 
This is Marlene. We brought her to our farm the end of March. Marlene came from 2 previous families. They must have given her lots of attention because she is the most friendly goat. She is fun to be around. We are so excited about her colors and can hardly wait to breed her so we can see what great colors we get. We love her.
The name "Fainting" goat is a bit misleading because they do not actually faint. They have a genetic problem with relaxing muscles. When they get startled or surprised their muscles lock up and the goat then sometimes falls over. Hench the name "Fainting" Goat. Older goats are more adapt at leaning against a fence or barn and so they don't exhibit this trait as mush as younger goats. It's kind of like doing isometrics exercises and so these goats have about 40% more meat than a comparably sized goat. They are also known in some pars of the U.S. as "Nervous" goats, and in Texas as "Stiff-legged" goats. A fainting goat averages between 17-25 inches in height, and weighs between 50 and 165 pounds. They are NOT miniture goats. They can be horned, disbudded(dehorned), or polled (naturally hornless). Their coats can be long or short, but never curly like Angoras. They come in a varity of colors including black, tan, red, brown and white. Some people prefer them in black and white only, others breed for as much color as possible.
Fainting goats have bulgy eyes which are very unusual and which distinguish them from other breeds. They also have very long ears that stand out to the side of their head. They are very calm animal and make excellent pets. They are a herding animal, and should therefore be kept with at least two or three of their own kind.
CocoBorn 4-12-05
Registered: Mach-n-farm Cocoa          Naturally
Parents: Non Registered                       polled
This is Coco. She was added to our herd in March. She was a bottle baby. She is a sweetheart. Likes lots of attention. She has never been breed. We can hardly wait to see what she'll turn out. She was bred in October. She should kid in mid March. 
MollyBorn 4-12-05
Registered: Mach-n-farm Molassas
Parents: Non registered
This is Molly. Her and Coco are twins. She was bottle fed as well. She was the herd leader until she was put in with all the fainters. She was given lots of love. She is very friendly. She has never been breed either. She was bred when Coco was bred so she'll kid in March.
SusieBorn 1-04-07
Non registered Pygmy
Meet Susie. She is the last of our pygmies we are keeping. She has beautiful blue eyes. She carried on the trait in the one buckling she had this past kidding. We want to work that into our fainter herd. It will take a while to get full fainter with her but we are going to work at it. She is a very friendly nanny.
CarrieBorn 3-07-08
Registered: MNS Caraway50%
Parents: Prairie Farm Fainters Wilbur
       Lucy (pygmy non registered)
This is Carrie. She was born on our farm. I fell in love with her right away. She is a sweetie pie. She is so lovable. She is so tiny and femine. We will breed her to Wilbur next fall to get 3/4 fainter. Hopefully we will see some myotonic in her and her kids.
Rosie                      Born  3-24-08
Registered name: SCR Rosemary
Parents: Moonlight Farms Napoleon MLF
Newton's Roost Raquel SCR

This is Rosie. We have absolutely fell in love with her. She is the most lovable little girl. She is very myotonic. Her degree of Myotonia is a 5 and she is registered with the MGR. She is bred to Josh. Due to kid in March.
Marjie                 Born 3-24-08
Registered name: SCR Marjoram
Parents: Moonlight Farms Napoleon MLF
Newton's Roost Raquel SCR

Marjie is very friendly. She has beautiful marble blue eyes.  Her degree of Myotonic is a 4. 


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Anna's Angel                      Born 4-14-07
Registered name: PJs Farm Anna's Angel HGP
Sire: HALR Red Cajon
Dam: Golden Acres Ranch Anna

This is Anna's Angel. She came to our farm in November 2011. She has fit right in. Very friendly. She was double registered with the MSFGA and the MGR. She is classified as a silky. She is approx 24" tall and weighs about 60 lbs. Her degree of myotonic is a 6. We will be registering her with the MGR. She is currently bred to a silky. He has blue eyes. So we are hoping to see that in the kids. She is due to kid in February.

Thanks Linda at Blessed Green Pastures for her.
Harriett                                Born: 8-19-08
Registered name: Genesis Acres Blessing
Sire: Genesis Acres Samuel
Dam: Country Dreams Taya

Meet Harriett. She is the most loveable little girl. Very friendly. She is a tiny girl. She is classified as a mini silky and/or mini fainter.  She is registered with the MGR. Her degree of myotonic is a 6. She has been bred to a tri colored silky. This will be her first kidding. Hope to see some beautiful babies. She is due to kid in February 2012.

Thanks Linda at Blessed Geen Pastures for her.