Camelot Cattle Company

Nubian Info: We keep a small herd of registered ADGA Purebred Nubian goats. We are a Certified Dairy Goat Quality Producer through Langston University and we keep an active ADGA Plus membership. We don't have any chronic or contagious health problems in our herd and we practice strict bio-security to keep our herd disease-free. Our entire herd is G6S Normal either by DNA test or by parentage. Our kids are all bottle raised with coccidia prevention. To see information about our feeding program click here. If you are completely new to goats, I have an introduction to goats page here:Intro to Goats

Showing: While we do breed show quality goats, we refrain from showing them ourselves. Herd health is a top priority for us and, just like in ADGA's genetic evaluations, we prioritize objective data over subjective show wins. By focusing on Linear Appraisal and DHIR, we evaluate our goats against the breed standard and track precise milk production, all while maintaining a closed, bio-secure environment for the health of our herd.

Visitor Information: Please call ahead to be sure we will be available to meet you as we do keep a busy schedule. For bio-security purposes, we also ask that when you visit, you refrain from wearing your regular barn boots and barn outerwear. Please wear clean shoes/boots and clean jeans/outerwear that you have not worn in any barn or around any other animals. You will not be permitted inside the pens with the animals at any time. We will bring any that you may be interested in out of the pen for your closer inspection. Thank you for understanding and helping to keep our herd safe!

Why Choose a Camelot Cattle Co Nubian?

Proven Performance: Home-bred does with Elite Status, Superior Genetics, and Top Ten Breed Leader rankings.
Health First: Annual CAE negative testing, G6S Normal (DNA or parentage), and strict bio-security protocols.
Objective Quality: Consistent Excellent scores in Linear Appraisal and continuous monthly DHIR with a professional tester.
The Total Package: We take pride in breeding for beautiful breed character on strong, healthy, dependable dairy animals with steady, calm, affectionate dispositions, low input/high output conversion, and longevity. All of these traits make for family-friendly, productive, show quality dairy animals that will stand the test of time.

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How to Navigate Our Herd:

Organization: Does are listed first (oldest to youngest), followed by Bucks.
Deep Dives: Click any goat’s link to see their full pedigree, CDCB data, and more information/photos.
Planning: See our Breeding Plan page and visit our Purchase Information Page for information on how to reserve your next kid.

I have tried to make the site as informative as possible while keeping it as user friendly as possible. I hope I have succeeded at that but feel free to contact us if you have any questions.