Welcome to Full Bucket Farm!
Our home is located in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley of Montana. We raise chickens, goats, horses, dogs, cats, and young people as holistically as possible. We love our Nigerian Dwarf goats for their wonderful personalities, manageable size, and delicious, creamy milk. Our property is coming along nicely and we have many plans for the coming year.
Due to a shoulder injury in 2019, we have decided to retire Ellie as a breeding doe but she will be here as Herd Queen and all around awesome grandma doe. She really does love the babies and is so very patient with their shenanigans. However, her unexpected retirement has left a whole in our breeding program so of course we had to add another doe to the line-up. Christy Searle at Indian Prairie was kind enough to sell us Ellie's daughter by Old Mountain Farm Edwin Jones. We are so happy to welcome Indian Prairie Doll E to our little herd. I will be adding a page for her as soon as I can get some good photos.
Full Bucket Farm On The Myra is still here and gave us quads for her second freshening. Looking forward to seeing how she progresses this year. Check out her page for updated information. Her 3 doe kids will be available to new farms later this year. We have decided to offer Myra to a new herd this year. She will be available in-milk as soon as her kids are sold. This is not an easy decision as she is our only homebred doe on the farm, but we have decided to downsize to just one ND and one ML doe for milking purposes. Please check our her personal page for more information.
Tiny Dancer came to live with us in 2019 as well. She is a first generation Mini-Lamancha. She is the "terror" of the goat yard! If she can get into, over, or out of it, she will. However, she is so sweet and friendly that it is hard to stay mad at her for long. She will be bred this fall for Spring 2021 kids and we are really looking forward to this new venture.
Hannah and I will have chicks available later this Spring as well. We are still getting set up and deciding which breeds/varieties to raise, but just a little hint.....there will be some colored egg layers.
Our home is located in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley of Montana. We raise chickens, goats, horses, dogs, cats, and young people as holistically as possible. We love our Nigerian Dwarf goats for their wonderful personalities, manageable size, and delicious, creamy milk. Our property is coming along nicely and we have many plans for the coming year.
Due to a shoulder injury in 2019, we have decided to retire Ellie as a breeding doe but she will be here as Herd Queen and all around awesome grandma doe. She really does love the babies and is so very patient with their shenanigans. However, her unexpected retirement has left a whole in our breeding program so of course we had to add another doe to the line-up. Christy Searle at Indian Prairie was kind enough to sell us Ellie's daughter by Old Mountain Farm Edwin Jones. We are so happy to welcome Indian Prairie Doll E to our little herd. I will be adding a page for her as soon as I can get some good photos.
Full Bucket Farm On The Myra is still here and gave us quads for her second freshening. Looking forward to seeing how she progresses this year. Check out her page for updated information. Her 3 doe kids will be available to new farms later this year. We have decided to offer Myra to a new herd this year. She will be available in-milk as soon as her kids are sold. This is not an easy decision as she is our only homebred doe on the farm, but we have decided to downsize to just one ND and one ML doe for milking purposes. Please check our her personal page for more information.
Tiny Dancer came to live with us in 2019 as well. She is a first generation Mini-Lamancha. She is the "terror" of the goat yard! If she can get into, over, or out of it, she will. However, she is so sweet and friendly that it is hard to stay mad at her for long. She will be bred this fall for Spring 2021 kids and we are really looking forward to this new venture.
Hannah and I will have chicks available later this Spring as well. We are still getting set up and deciding which breeds/varieties to raise, but just a little hint.....there will be some colored egg layers.
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Nigerian Dwarf Goats
We have chosen to raise Nigerian Dwarf goats for their size, milk, and wonderful personalities.
