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Goat Breeds

Goat Breeds. Angora. Originated in Turkey Produces mohair Over 90% of the nation’s Angora goats reside in Texas, primarily in the Edward’s Plateau. South African Boer. Originated in Africa Medium sized with prominent horns and broad, drooping ears Brown head and neck with white body

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Goat Breeds

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  1. Goat Breeds

  2. Angora • Originated in Turkey • Produces mohair • Over 90% of the nation’s Angora goats reside in Texas, primarily in the Edward’s Plateau.

  3. South African Boer • Originated in Africa • Medium sized with prominent horns and broad, drooping ears • Brown head and neck with white body • Valued for meat production

  4. Spanish Goat • Originated in Spain • Horned, any color or color pattern. • Very prolific • Tolerant of harsh conditions • Relatively resistant to parasites • Used for clearing brush and meat production

  5. LaMancha • Developed in the United States in the 1950’s • Recognized by their very short ear (maximum of 1 inch) • Any color or pattern • Dairy goat

  6. Saanen • Originated in Switzerland • Large size with erect ears • White or light cream • Heaviest milking breed

  7. Nubian • Developed in Great Britain from African and Middle Eastern breeds • Large goat with large pendulous ears and a roman nose • Any color or color pattern • Well-suited to hot climates • Dual purpose breed

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