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what kind is he?

@Baymule sounds good.They would do great in Texas

well I wouldn't give it a kiss thats for sure :sick

Penedesenca are very good layers on Average. The partridge and wheaten lay the darkest on average. I have crele and black. I am hatching some partridge to diversify my crele line. Empordanesa are a older breed than Penedesenca but similar. Both from the same general region of Spain and lay...

I get 3.00 a dozen but prefer not to sell eggs to eat as I much rather sell them for 35.00 a dozen plus shipping to someone that wants to hatch them lol

thanks I found her. Green star Farm out of the North bay area

pics for sure please :caf

very cool. we need some out here in Norcal

Hi there fellow poultry person of Placerville. Thank you I checked it out. did not see anything that stood out but did find someone that said they had goats so I emailed them

heres my Kitty. Lewey

very nice. I am a chicken breeder. Spanish breeds Empordanesa and Penedesenca

lots to learn. I have had goats before but the mini's we live in the lower Sierra Nevada ( California ) its gets hot in the summer and very dry. we get snow in the winter a handful of times a year. Very much like the interior of Spain. so with there hardiness I figured they would be good to have...

Ok was not sure since they where brought there by the Spanish Explorers I read.

Cool thanks. I am assuming the San Catalina island goats are considered Spanish as well? since they where put there by Spanish explorers? there are a few breeders this way with them as well

maybe a dual purpose road trip if I drive that way once i get my redbone coonhound

darn wish you where closer. Id love the 98% spanish

Just wondering if anyone on here is breeding Spanish goats out this way? I see some San Clemente Island Goats which I am assuming are the same thing technically I like the hardiness of the Spanish Goats

www.spanishgoats.org

No herd yet just Spanish Chickens I am wanting a trio of Spanish Goats though.. Anyways Hello :frow