Buying from us
Sales policies
Plain terms, in plain language. Questions about anything here? Just ask.
Reservations & deposits
A non-refundable deposit holds an animal, applied to the purchase price. Deposits on unborn kids or pups transfer to the next breeding if we can't match your reservation. Balance is due at pickup.
Health & records
Every animal leaves with its registration paperwork, registration application, or pending-registration receipt, plus vaccination and worming history and any applicable herd test results. Out-of-state buyers receive a certificate of veterinary inspection arranged through our vet, at cost.
Pickup & transport
Pickup at the farm is free and by appointment. We're glad to meet reputable livestock transporters, and can recommend haulers we've used. Animals must be picked up within two weeks of the agreed date unless boarding is arranged.
Our guarantee
Animals are guaranteed healthy at pickup and represented honestly: faults disclosed, photos current, records complete. Livestock is livestock: we can't guarantee show placings, future fertility beyond a breeding-soundness disclosure, or how an animal is managed after it leaves. But if something isn't right, call us first. We'd like to help you through the issue.
Frequently asked questions
How do I buy an animal?
Browse the available page, then email or use the contact form. We'll confirm availability, answer questions, send extra photos or video, and take a deposit to hold your pick.
How is pricing set?
By the individual animal: pedigree, quality, and age. We quote by inquiry so we can talk through fit first; there's no obligation in asking.
Can we visit before deciding?
Yes, farm visits are encouraged, by appointment. For biosecurity we ask that you not visit another goat farm the same day, and we'll ask you to use our boot wash.
Do you ship or deliver?
We don't ship, but we regularly work with livestock transporters and can meet within a reasonable distance for a fuel fee. Buyers arrange and pay for transport.
What comes with a Gampr pup?
AGCA registration, vet exam, age-appropriate vaccines and deworming, a starter guide to guardian introductions, and our phone number. We support every placement through the first year and beyond.
Do you sell 4-H / FFA project animals?
Yes, seasonally: market wethers and occasionally show doelings. Tell us your county fair date and we'll help you pick an animal that will be right on schedule.