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The Lozier Family Kiko Ranch

Breeder of Michigan's most Majestic Kiko's

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Samson is 100% NZ with excellent bloodlines!!!

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100% NZ Mingo's AKGA/NKR REGISTERED PUREBRED. Herd Sire. SEV The Bandit Registered Purebred Jr Herd Sire
James & Delilah Lozier
7571 Buckman Rd
Hanover, MI, 49241
517-414-1132
517-937-4609
www.thelozierfamilykikoranch.com
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Goats250
Breeding Chart
  • Kiko87
    • Foundation53
      • Doe23
      • First Freshener4
      • Dry Yearling9
      • Kid (female)12
      • Buck5
      • Deceased4
    • Breeding Stock20
      • Doe18
      • First Freshener2
    • For Sale32
      • Doe6
      • Dry Yearling15
      • Kid (female)2
      • Kid (male)2
      • Kid Wether6
      • Wether1
    • Sold157
      • Doe24
      • First Freshener3
      • Dry Yearling6
      • Kid (female)37
      • Buck12
      • Kid (male)62
      • Kid Wether13
  • Nubian0
    • Sold2
      • Kid (female)1
      • Buck1


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Harper's Gem
Tan/White/Black
Commercial
$350
Photo of Harley/Teddy 2nd Girl
Harley/Teddy 2nd Girl
Tan w/black points
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$300
Photo of LFR Jenna
LFR Jenna
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$300
Photo of Jenna/Samson "Emma"
Jenna/Samson "Emma"
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$300
Laying w/mom. (They got photo-bombed.)

LNH 88% Registerable Kiko

Diamond/Game Changer "Opal"

Goat, Kiko/Boer, Dry Yearling (female) | Tri-colored

DOB: 5/14/2022 (2 yrs)
Sire:
TNT Game Changer Y222

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TNT Game Changer Y222

KikoBuck (male)Tan
AKGA# 15P222TNT43DOB: 3/31/20159 yrs
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 AKGA# 15P222TNT43 Tan
Dam:
MSF Diamond

Michigan Majestic Kiko's

MSF Diamond

Kiko/BoerDoe (female)White/Black/Brown
NKR# N17B0100MSF5DOB: 1/2/20178 yrs
twin boys 2020 triplet boys 2021 Boy & Girl 2022 by TNT Game Changer Y222 Mom
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 NKR# N17B0100MSF5 White/Black/Brown
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88% Kiko Twin
BW 10.8# - Brother weighed 9.6#

Planned to breed to REMINGTON fall of 2024
BUT had to push back a year due to leg laceration.
*** Healed up beautifully

Updated 12/17/2024

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