Pygora Does and Buck
Meet our Pygora does and bucks. Links in the text will take you to each goat’s official registry in the Pygora Herdbook. Membership is required for access, so feel free to contact us to learn more about each goat’s lineage. Our herd is clean-tested and free of Caseous Lymphadenitis (CL), Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis (CAE) and Johne’s disease. We support the eradication of Scrapies, and our USDA premise ID is OHCFP.
Caney Fork Pygoras Does
Pepper
Mountain Meadow Farm Pepper had her biggest show year to date in 2023. She won Grand Champion Doe and Grand Champion Fleece at the 2023 Michigan Fiber Festival Pygora show, Reserve Grand Champion Fleece at the 2023 Driftless Region Pygora show and Reserve Grand Champion Doe at the 2023 Southeastern Animal Fiber Festival Pygora show. She was so dark as a kid that she is registered black agouti, but she is actually dark brown agouti with long, Type A caramel fleece.
Tiny Dancer
Mountain Meadow Farm Tiny Dancer is aptly named for her petite frame. Despite her size she produces massive amounts of white Type B fleece. She won Grand Champion Fleece at the 2022 Columbia River Pygora Fleece show and had her second Grand Champion Fleece win at the 2023 Southeastern Animal Fiber Fair Pygora Goat Show. She also won Reserve Grand Champion Doe at the 2023 Michigan Fiber Festival.
Fidget
Several years ago we were visiting another farm and my son (then around 8) fell in love with a lovely caramel doeling. He called her Fidget, and it became her name. She was chosen for our herd for her naturally sweet personality, but turns out she is a great mom and produces extremely long, soft, wavy Type B fleece. She is the grandmother of two champions - our Grand Champion Doe Mary Jane and Grand Champion Wether Jack Daniel who is owned by another farm.
Violet
Mountain Meadow Farm Violet was our farm’s first breeding doe and has produced offspring with excellent conformation, generous width in the chest and wide spring of rib, great for the Pygora show ring. She has long, lustrous light gray Type B fleece that rarely mattes so is easy to maintain.
Gypsy
Greystone Traveling Gypsy joined our heard in 2020 from judge and breeder Liza Grzeskowiak and proved herself quickly. In 2021 she produced healthy triplets and won Grand Champion Doe at the 2021 Michigan Fiber Festival. She is the ideal doe - ample fleece, thick bone structure and wide stance, and is the daughter of Permanent Grand Champion The Oaks Little Tufts.
Blue Bonnet
With incredibly fine fleece, great coverage and an easy-going personality, Little Hawk Farm Blue Bonnet is a farm favorite. She won Reserve Champion Senior Doe at the 2021 Southeastern Animal Fiber Fair Pygora Show, a rare feat for a yearling. She then won Reserve Grand Champion Doe at the Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival Pygora Goat Show in 2022 and Reserve Champion Senior Doe at the 2022 Southeastern Animal Fiber Fair.
Mary Jane
Caney Fork Pygoras Mary Jane won Reserve Champion Junior Doe at two Pygora goat shows in 2022 and went on to take Grand Champion Doe overall at the 2023 Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival Pygora show. She’s square and straight with very dense Type B fleece.
Cecelia
If you are thinking you’ve never seen fleece this long on a Pygora, you’re right. Spinner’s Joy Cecelia is an F2 Pygora (one of only two in the Pygora Herdbook and the other is her twin brother). Her mother is a registered Pygora and her father is a champion registered Angora goat. She has incredible fleece that is long, wavy and lustrous and grows to 8+ inches long. Her offspring will be fully Pygora.
Hoho
Quail Hollow Farm Hoho is incredibly dark with Type B fleece that can be brown, dark gray or black. She has tight, soft curls and dense coverage. She won Reserve Grand Champion Doe as a junior at the 2020 Southeastern Animal Fiber Fair.
Carolina
Caney Fork Pygoras Carolina won Reserve Grand Champion Junior Doe at the 2023 Michigan Fiber Festival and the 2023 Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival. I absolutely love this girl’s fleece. It is fine with excellent separation and gorgeous shades of brown. She also has nice width in both the front and back.
Pebbles
Quail Hollow Farm Pebbles made her way to our farm all the way from Oregon in 2022. She won Champion Junior Doe at the 2023 Michigan Fiber Festival and again at the 2023 Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival. She has some of the densest Type A fleece I have ever seen on a goat, and in fact from August 2022 to August 2023 we got three fleeces off this goat.
Wild Coco Orchid
Look at all that fleece! Honeysuckle Haven Wild Coco Orchid has gorgeous Type B silver-gray fleece, which earned her a Grand Champion Fleece title at the 2023 Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival, competing against more than 40 Pygora fleeces from across the country.
Caney Fork Pygoras Bucks
Carlos Jackson
Caney Fork Pygoras Carlos Jackson’s dark caramel type B fleece is fairly rare, even in Pygoras, but he also offers perfectly square conformation. He won Champion Junior Buck and Reserve Grand Champion Buck at the 2019 Southeastern Pygora Show and Champion Buck Fleece in the 2020 Michigan Fiber Festival Virtual Fleece Show.
Grover
The Oaks Grover boasts high volume, long Type B fleece that has been a repeat winner at sanctioned Pygora Fleece Shows. He won Reserve Grand Champion Fleece at the 2022 Columbia River Pygora Fleece Show. He also took Grand Champion Buck at the 2023 Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival and the 2023 Southeastern Animal Fiber Festival.
Chester
In 2020, we partnered with small Pygora farm Spinner’s Joy and American Angora Goat Breeders Association member farm Pinxterbloom Farm to produce the first registered F2 kids in the Pygora herdbook. This new classification allows us to breed a registered Pygora to an AAGBA-registered Angora for an over-percentage cross. When bred back to our registered Pygora does, Spinner’s Joy Chester produces Pygoras that meet the breed standard, and he adds a new breed line. He has massive, Angora-like Type A fleece.
Sirius
Caney Fork Pygoras Sirius Lee Black earned his name because at birth he was one of the darkest babies we had ever seen. His fleece is brown at the tips but dark charcoal underneath — the closest to true black we’ve seen on a Pygora. He won Reserve Grand Champion Buck at the 2023 Michigan Fiber Festival and again at the 2023 Shenandoah Valley Fiber Festival. Both of his parents have won Grand Champion titles.
Kid Pricing
Doelings
$500-$650
Bucklings
$500-$650
Wethers
$350
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