Goat Hill Kikos sold the highest selling purebred buck and the highest selling purebred doe at the 2007 AKGA Showcase Sale at Stillwater, Oklahoma. At the 2008 Showcase Sale we had the highest selling NZ yearling and the 2nd highest selling NZ yearling. At the 2009 Showcase sale we had the 2nd highest selling goat in the sale (The highest selling consignment was a doe with a weaning age doe kid by her side), the highest selling yearling, and the highest selling purebred. At the 2008 Oklahoma Forage Buck Test GHK had the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th place bucklings. In the 2009 test GHK had the Grand Champion Buckling, the Reserve Champion parasite resistant buckling, and Linda was named the Grand Champion Breeder based on the performance of 3 Iron Horse sons. Here is your chance to add these kinds of genetics to your herd.
Why Kikos?
As a food animal veterinarian I have been very aware of the meat goat problems
of parasitism, feet problems, and poor mothering traits. The Kiko breed is
ideal for eliminating or reducing these concerns and are also the best foragers
I have come across. In meat goat production, less problems and better use
of available forage means more profits!
Since the Kikos arrived in this country in the mid 1990's, Kiko producers have been observing the hardiness, growth, foraging and mothering traits of the breed. In recent years, university research has confirmed what Kiko breeders already knew. Click Here to read more about the hardiness and meatiness of Kikos.
Our Goal
We use Kiko genetics in our commercial herd and want to make the same genetics available to you. We offer affordable percentage Kiko female replacements, and purebred Kiko bucks for commercial meat goat producers with selection based on low maintenance, high performance traits needed for profitability. We also offer purebred and 100% NZ goats to other seedstock producers using the finest genetics available nationwide.
Who We Are and Where To Find Us!
Dr. Dave Sparks grew up in the livestock industry and has been a food animal veterinarian for over 30 years. He has practiced in Oklahoma, Kansas, Arizona, and California. He also served as the Director of the Department of Agriculture for The Navajo Tribe for seven years. He is a member of the Oklahoma Veterinary Medical Association and the American Small Ruminant Practitioners Association. Linda Sparks grew up on a dairy farm and has also raised livestock all her life. For us, this is not a hobby, this is what we do!
Goat Hill is located just off Interstate 40 near Porum Oklahoma.
Goat kids and grandkids go together great!
Contact Information
Dave and Linda Sparks
- Telephone
- 918-484-2364 or 620-216-0009
- Postal address
- Rt. 1 Box 30920 Porum, OK, 74455
- Electronic mail
- General Information: click here to email