This is a working farm with
between 100 and 300 South
African Boer Goats, depending
on the time of year and the
breeding schedule.
The goats are
raised for
breeding stock,
exhibition and
to meet demand
for goat meat in the New York
metropolitan area, the goal
being constant herd
improvement through
genetic-sensitive breeding.
The herd is protected by Great
Pyrenees livestock guardian
dogs that live with the goats
and also
produce
litters of
pups raised to
be show dogs,
working dogs and family pets.
Smooth coat and rough coat
Jack Russell Terriers and
smooth coat
Hunt terriers
are also
raised as
family pets,
for breeding
stock and as
show dogs.
We are located seven miles
south east of Cooperstown,
New York in Middlefield.
Visitors are always welcome!
Our brand names include;
"Goats From Cooperstown",
"Pyrs From Cooperstown" and
"Russells From Cooperstown"
between 100 and 300 South
African Boer Goats, depending
on the time of year and the
breeding schedule.
The goats are
raised for
breeding stock,
exhibition and
to meet demand
for goat meat in the New York
metropolitan area, the goal
being constant herd
improvement through
genetic-sensitive breeding.
The herd is protected by Great
Pyrenees livestock guardian
dogs that live with the goats
and also
produce
litters of
pups raised to
be show dogs,
working dogs and family pets.
Smooth coat and rough coat
Jack Russell Terriers and
smooth coat
Hunt terriers
are also
raised as
family pets,
for breeding
stock and as
show dogs.
We are located seven miles
south east of Cooperstown,
New York in Middlefield.
Visitors are always welcome!
Our brand names include;
"Goats From Cooperstown",
"Pyrs From Cooperstown" and
"Russells From Cooperstown"
Jane Willis
391 Rezen Road
Middlefield, New York 13450
(607) 547-2660
Cell 201-294-3705
jane@thefarmatcooperstown.com
goatsfromcooperstown@hotmail.com
391 Rezen Road
Middlefield, New York 13450
(607) 547-2660
Cell 201-294-3705
jane@thefarmatcooperstown.com
goatsfromcooperstown@hotmail.com
LATEST NEWS
November 6, 2011-
Available puppies-new
pictures are posted
One male and a female are
available.
Cooperstown's Black as Coal
whelped a litter of eight Hunt
Terriers on June 7, 2011. The
litter of four males and four
females was sired by
Cooperstown's Arthur. Pictures
and details are on the "New
Litter" page under Hunt Terriers.
March 24, 2011-A new litter of
Great Pyrenees puppies was
whelped on February 24th. The
litter of one female and six males
is out of Nautica's New York Ivy
League sired by CH Karleo's New
York Bound Beckham . Please see
"New Litter February, 2011" on
the Great Pyrenees Dogs Page.
All pups from this litter have gone
to their new homes.
February 26,2010-The winter
storm of Feb. 26-27 was forecast
to drop 12 to 24 inches of snow.
Actual accumulation was a
whopping 36 inches.
Click on the thumb-
nail to see the result
and click back arrow
to restore.
January 22, 2010-The winter
kidding season began on January
20th. In three days 37 kids were
born. Most were born in the wee
hours at night which means that
Jane is now suffering from sleep
deprivation. Fortunately for her
the next group of does to kid
should begin in 1-2 weeks.
Pictures of the newborns at one
to three days old are on the
"Winter Kidding 2010" page
under Boer Goats.
Available puppies-new
pictures are posted
One male and a female are
available.
Cooperstown's Black as Coal
whelped a litter of eight Hunt
Terriers on June 7, 2011. The
litter of four males and four
females was sired by
Cooperstown's Arthur. Pictures
and details are on the "New
Litter" page under Hunt Terriers.
March 24, 2011-A new litter of
Great Pyrenees puppies was
whelped on February 24th. The
litter of one female and six males
is out of Nautica's New York Ivy
League sired by CH Karleo's New
York Bound Beckham . Please see
"New Litter February, 2011" on
the Great Pyrenees Dogs Page.
All pups from this litter have gone
to their new homes.
February 26,2010-The winter
storm of Feb. 26-27 was forecast
to drop 12 to 24 inches of snow.
Actual accumulation was a
whopping 36 inches.
Click on the thumb-
nail to see the result
and click back arrow
to restore.
January 22, 2010-The winter
kidding season began on January
20th. In three days 37 kids were
born. Most were born in the wee
hours at night which means that
Jane is now suffering from sleep
deprivation. Fortunately for her
the next group of does to kid
should begin in 1-2 weeks.
Pictures of the newborns at one
to three days old are on the
"Winter Kidding 2010" page
under Boer Goats.
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