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Boer/Nigerian Dwarf Goat Buckling Phoenix AZ

  • City: Phoenix
  • State: Arizona
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Solid black with white spot horned Boer/Nigerian Dwarf buckling Born 6 November Will be ready to go 6 January Dam is a red Boer/Nigerian Dwarf Sire is a black paint commercial Boer Very friendly and outgoing Will make an excellent herd sire once mature Already have a second herd sire and keeping his sisters so can't keep him Asking 125 dollars or trade from 2 wethers Located near Dundas MN at Tupa's Clover Leaf Farm Email or text only

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