Wright Acres Ranch - WRKN Kinders & Nubians, WA Kinders

08/19/2026

Oh my gosh... look at what a CHUNK Wright Acres Ranch D&L Nother Doobie is (He is on the right) !

08/05/2026

08/05/2026

KINDER GOAT EVALUATIONS... Pat Showalter & Harvey...

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08/01/2026

08/01/2026

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This was the original idea of the dual purpose ability of kinder goats 🤷🏼‍♂️

Not sure why this info is not on the website anymore,

It really should be on there, notice it doesn’t say anyhing about them “appearing meaty or chunky”
It was the accomplishments of the animals milking and kid raising abilities 🫶

The Kinder goat, as it has evolved, is a joy to milk and an ideal small homestead milk producer. Though smaller, Kinder goats are required to meet the same standards of production to be eligible for star milker awards as their larger counterparts registered by the American Dairy Goat Association. With a base production of 1,500 pounds of milk and/or 52.5 pounds of butterfat in 305 days or less, freshening at 2 years or less in age, these hard working little animals stand up well in comparison. The original, Zederkamm Liberty, has a 305-day record starting at 3 years and 6 months of age of 1,730 pounds of milk and 115 pounds of butterfat.

Since the breed is being developed as a dual purpose breed, it is also important to note that the wethers (does as well) make extremely desirable meat animals. Usually born weighing 4 or 5 pounds, they grow rapidly at a rate of about 7 pounds per month. Recently some 6-month-old wethers were slaughtered weighing about 50 pounds and dressing out at 30 pounds. This makes the dressing percentage a very favorable 60 percent. Older wethers have an even higher dressing percentage with some 14-month-old wethers having a live weight of 80 pounds and a carcass weight of 50 pounds - a dressing percentage of nearly 63 percent.

It is easily possible for a Kinder doe weighing about 115 pounds to produce five kids who in 14 months can weigh 80 pounds each and dress out at 50 pounds thereby producing 250 pounds of meat each year.

Notice the weight of the doe being 115! And tho smaller than dairy goats they still have to milk like one!

05/27/2026

This last 6 months has been awful hard on our animals. Between pneumonia in the goats and then our old cow going down ... I really hope the rest of the year goes better... and we have no more losses.

05/07/2026

Nutter x Patricks doelings 7 weeks

05/07/2026

Nutter x Patrick 2nd gen daughters are 7 weeks... growing great & so friendly.. I will post a video next... it's difficult to get good pictures and video is even harder

04/21/2026

Just another video of Victor... he is now 2 months old...

04/21/2026

Victor is getting big...