2026 Kiko Kids
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Below you’ll find available, reserved, and sold kids from our 100% New Zealand and percentage Kiko herd.
Our 2026 100% New Zealand kids are sired by KAP Frank Sinatra, our 100% New Zealand Kiko herd sire. These pairings combine performance-tested genetics selected for growth, hardiness, and natural parasite resilience under pasture-based management in the Missouri Ozarks.
We do not deworm any kids. If a kid has to be dewormed, they are not available for sale. They will go for meat!
Email us: KiwiKikoGoats@gmail.com
All 2026 Kiko kids are SOLD OUT!
We thank our customers for trusting our breeding program.
Bucklings - $700
Doelings - $700 each, $650 if you purchase 2 or more
Sold Kids
Buckling #2669 (SLA Moto Moto's 2777/KAP Frank Sinatra)
2-2 twin
90 day adjusted weaning weight 54 lbs, weaning index 112
FAMACHA score 2
$700
Reserved Kids
Reserved Buckling #2672 (SLA Kaladin's 2830/KAP Frank Sinatra)
2-2 twin
90 day adjusted weaning weight 58 lbs, weaning index 118
FAMACHA score 2
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5/15/26 UPDATE:
Commercial Meat Kids FAMACHA scores and 70 day weights with ADGs
Here's a sample of the top performers at the 70 day weigh-in and FAMACHA check:
Tag # -- weight -- ADG -- FAMACHA score
buck 2665- 53.5lbs .63ADG 2 FAMACHA
doe 2604- 48.5lbs .55ADG 2 FAMACHA
buck 2655- 52lbs .58ADG 2 FAMACHA
buck 2668- 45lbs .56ADG 2 FAMACHA
buck 2666- 49lbs .54ADG 2 FAMACHA
buck 2663- 47.5lbs .54ADG 2 FAMACHA
buck 2662- 48lbs .54ADG 2 FAMACHA
doe 2601- 42lbs .45ADG 2 FAMACHA
doe 2608- 45lbs .51ADG 2 FAMACHA
buck 2661- 46lbs .50ADG 2 FAMACHA
***All are twins except doe 2604 is a single
Commercial Herd Update – March 2026 Kids
Our commercial herd has finished kidding, and after evaluation, only the top performers will be available. This is an affordable way to add fresh performance proven genetics to your herd.
These kids are a productive cross of dairy, myotonic, savanna, and boer genetics. We like this combination because the dairy influence contributes strong mothering ability and good udders, while the meat breeds add muscling and growth beyond what dairy alone provides. The myotonic influence brings an excellent meat-to-bone ratio and natural parasite resilience.
This mix produces hardy, efficient goats that perform well on pasture and browse. They make a great multipurpose homestead goat, brush control goat, or an affordable way to start a herd.
Photos and availability will be updated as the kidding season continues.
We will evaluate each kid using performance data including ADG, FAMACHA, and weaning weight index. Only the top performers will be available for sale. The rest will be for the meat market or our own table.
"Breed the best, eat the rest!"