Pictures of Kidding: no matter how much you read, sometimes a picture helps it all make sense: Click here for birth 1 -- more detailed photos of kids emerging, but no timing info or click here for birth 2 -- less detail on the kid emerging, but timing information included and pictures of early labor 

What do I need to buy / own / pack for a show? Click here for more information

What do I need to own a goat? Click here for more information

What is the difference between purebred and fullblood boer? Click here for more information

Is is possible to make money with goats? Click here for more info

What plants are poisonous to goats? Cornell University

Information on Copper and other mineral deficiencies: www.saanendoah.com/copper1.html

Information on CL (caseous lymphadenitis): http://www.saanendoah.com/GlennCL2000.html

Information on kidding, medications, and Boer industry information: www.jackmauldin.com

Comic boer photos, and other useful info: www.wvboers.com

Books I own and have gotten useful information from (click the links to go to amazon.com for more info):

Raising Meat Goats for Profit by Gail Bowman; this is a fabulous book for a person thinking about getting meat goats or just getting started. She covers the different breeds as well as marketing and other important topics. She also makes the point that the right goat for breeder 'A' is not necessarily the right goat for breeder 'B' -- she helps teach how to evaluate your own needs and buy animals and market accordingly.

Meat Goats : Their History, Management and Diseases by Stephanie Mitcham and Allison Mitcham; this less of a light read and more of a reference book than Raising Meat Goats, but has more in depth information and is a good second book for your meat goat library. It has more in depth info on diseases and feeding than 'Raising Meat Goats'.