DRG 318 (Venus)
Sire: DRG Ghost Rider
Dam: TKG's Zora (AVG's Ozark Primo)
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DRG 318 (Venus)
Sire: DRG Ghost Rider
Dam: TKG's Zora (AVG's Ozark Primo)
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Northland Kikos
About Our Farm
We are located in West-Central Wisconsin and raise a small herd of registered purebred and percentage kiko goats.
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Our herd is tested annually and is negative for CAE and Johne's disease. We also quarantine and test any new goats we bring onto the farm before introducing them to the herd. We use Delta Livestock Diagnostics for all of our testing.
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We are members of the National Kiko Registry (NKR) and use this organization for all of our registering needs.
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Our goat adventure began in 2017 with the purchase of three purebred kiko does at the Oklahoma Hills Invitational Sale in Tulsa, Oklahoma. At about midnight on our way home we made a stop in Eudora, Kansas at Slavens Family Farm to pickup our first purebred kiko buck SLA Outlaw Josey Wales. And so it began...
Why Kikos?
The Kiko breed was developed during the 1980s in New Zealand by crossing feral goats with imported dairy goat bucks of the Anglo Nubian, Toggenburg, Saanen breeds. The goal of this cross was to have a fast rate of growth making a good meat goat breed.
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For these reasons we chose the Kiko goat breed and because of that versatility they can serve as a meat or dairy goat. Kikos have excellent maternal instincts, a rapid rate of growth, and natural parasite resistance making them fairly low maintenance. We supplement their foraging diet with Wick's Hi Copper mineral which is vital for immune support.​​​​
