Which breed is right for you? Using the largest and most heavily muscled fullblood Myotonic goats from each generation and selectively breeding them to unrelated fullblood Myotonics to emphasize heavier muscling and the frame necessary to carry that muscling, I created quality herd sires that you onion milk to put MEAT on your does’ offspring.
The only breed with a 4-to-1 meat-to-bone ratio, these goats carry more MEAT and less waste. Bucks and does continue growing until they achieve full maturity at four years of age. Myotonic goats developed at Onion Creek Ranch which are more heavily muscled and larger framed than the typical Myotonic goat. A true MEAT goat is short legged, deep and wide bodied. You don’t eat that which is between the belly and the ground.
My goal has always been to develop the best meat goats on the planet. I offer heavily-muscled goats of superior body conformation for whom good weight gain is the norm at affordable prices. At a minimum, you need my bucks. Shipping is available through independent livestock haulers. For additional information about Pedigree International, visit their website. Which Do You Need in Your Herd?
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