Coonridge Goats

We live with our Alpine Nubian La Mancha and Oberhasli dairy goats in the wilderness at 8,000 feet not far from the Continental Divide. The goats have a barn and barnyard to sleep in at night. Each morning after milking, the goats and their Maremma guardian dogs go off to enjoy their day free ranging in the rim rock country of western New Mexico. We are glad to provide our animals as natural a life as possible.

When we say our goats "free range" we do not mean they have a pasture, however large. We mean there are no fences and no human neighbors for miles and miles. Our goats go where they please with their Maremma guardian dogs as escorts. They protect our goats from many predators including mountain lion, bear, coyote and wolves. Maremma's were bred in the Italian Alps for wolf control.

We do not give our animals hormones, antibiotics or chemical wormers. Our animals are wild fed on unpolluted rangeland. If there is too much rain or snow for them to go out we give them certified organic feed in their barn.