• Home
  • Animals Farms Products
  • Pricing
  • Websites
  • List your animals
    • Sign In
    • Sign up - Get started
    • Help & Support
    • Herd Management Website Hosting About Openherd

Search Animals for Sale

  • Alpacas (8172)
  • Goats (1525)
  • Swine (249)
  • Yak (292)
  • Sheep (89)
  • Dogs (98)
  • Llamas (47)
  • Chickens (35)
  • Cattle (39)
  • Miniature Cattle (15)
  • Rabbits (55)
  • Horses (18)
  • Miniature Horses (2028)
  • Ducks (19)
  • Donkeys (27)
  • Mules (1)
  • Birds (17)
  • Geese (6)
  • Cats (6)
  • Peafowl (1)
  • Turkey (3)
  • Emus (1)
  • Bison (1)
  • Deer (1)
  • Quail (1)

— The Openherd Team

Browser not Supported

Please update your browser to a current version of

  • Google Chrome
  • Mozilla Firefox
  • Microsoft Edge
  • Opera
Bad Alibi Dairy Goats - Logo

Bad Alibi Dairy Goats

Share
  • Email a Link
  • Share on Facebook
  • Share on X
  • Pin on Pinterest
Save
Tiffany Hunter
44747 E Mexico Ave
Bennett, CO, 80102
3037096331
badalibi.farm
Send Message
Facebook
  • About
  • Animals
  • Photos
  • Blog
  • Articles
  • More
    • Pedigree Template
    • Body Condition Score
    • For Sale
    • Herd Testing Files
    • Farrah's 2021 Kidding
    • Feliz' 2022 Kidding
    • UC in Goats
    • Events
    • Kids
    • Goat 9-11
    • All Animals
    • 1-Day Test
    • Husbandry
    • Winter hose blow-out
    • Sales Policy
Share
  • Email a Link
  • Share on Facebook
  • Share on X
  • Pin on Pinterest
Save
Bad Alibi Dairy Goats - Logo
Goats454
Breeding Chart
  • LaMancha100
    • Foundation72
      • Doe36
      • Buck36
      • Deceased7
    • Breeding Stock20
      • Sr. Doe5
      • Jr. Doe5
      • Dry Yearling3
      • Kid (female)2
      • Buck5
    • For Sale7
      • Kid (female)2
      • Kid (male)5
    • Sold16
      • Sr. Doe1
      • First Freshener1
      • Kid (female)8
      • Kid (male)6
  • Mini Nubian171
    • Foundation160
      • Sr. Doe10
      • Doe73
      • Jr. Doe2
      • Dry Yearling1
      • Kid (female)3
      • Buck65
      • Kid (male)3
      • Wether3
      • Deceased36
    • Breeding Stock11
      • Sr. Doe2
      • Dry Yearling2
      • Kid (female)1
      • Buck6
    • Sold110
      • Sr. Doe13
      • Doe2
      • Jr. Doe9
      • First Freshener6
      • Dry Yearling8
      • Kid (female)21
      • Buck18
      • Kid (male)15
      • Kid Wether15
      • Wether3
  • Nubian13
    • Foundation13
      • Doe9
      • Buck4
    • Sold1
      • Sr. Doe1


© October Skies Homestead

© October Skies Homestead

REFERENCE ANIMAL

October Skies Acorn

Goat, Mini Nubian, Buck (male) | F4

DOB: 1/24/2023 (1 yr)
Sire:
Bad Alibi's KK Frost Byte

Bad Alibi's KK Frost Byte

Mini NubianBuck (male)F3
TMGR# BN000302013814DOB: 4/18/20213 yrs
More Details
 TMGR# BN000302013814 F3
Dam:
Sunshine's Magnolia

SOLD 2021

Sunshine's Magnolia

Mini NubianJr. Doe (female)F3
TMGR# DN000302012941AM , MDGA# XN10495*DOB: 6/5/20195 yrs

Photos of Maggie's udder progression

Maggie is a dream come true! Her small stature makes her production even more impressive....
More Details
 TMGR# DN000302012941AM , MDGA# XN10495* F3
Price:

Not for Sale
Ask seller a question

Details

Updated 10/25/2023

© 2024 Openherd Terms Privacy
More info
List your animals

Openherd

We exist to help family farms be successful.

  • About Openherd
  • Herd Management
  • Marketplace
  • Websites
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Facebook page

Support

100% U.S.-based email and phone support!

  • Support & FAQ
  • Join Openherd
  • Plans & Pricing

Advertise

Advertising for farms, vendors, professionals, and corporate.

  • Advertise on Openherd
  • Advertising types, costs
  • Create an ad (account required)

How Openherd Works

Our system is easy, affordable, and effective:

  • Livestock Marketplace
  • Herd management
  • Farm website hosting
  • All managed in one place!
  • Learn more List your animals!

Website Hosting

The easiest farm website you'll ever have!

  • Websites
  • Website Designs
  • Domains, SSLs, Email
  • Ecommerce
  • Concierge Services
  • How to create your website
  • Why Openherd websites are best for farms