Angora Goats2026 Angora goat kids updates posting!Angora goats produce the fiber known as mohair and are shorn twice a year; in the fall and spring. Mohair is famous for its strength, durability and shine. We raise both white and colored (CAGBA registered) angora goats. All our sale stock, with the except for wethers are registered. Avillion angoras are typically in the range of 80 to 150 pounds at maturity and selected for fine fleeces, sound conformation and excellent mothering ability. Sales Policy – We will hold goats for up to 30 days with a 25% deposit. No deposit is required if goats are picked up within 7 days. Preferred method of payment is cash, check or Paypal. If using Paypal, the buyer is responsible for associated fees. We want our goats to be a success on your farm. We are available to answer questions both before and after the sale, and enjoy hearing updates about how your goats are doing. I strongly recommend “Raising Angora Goats for Beautiful Mohair” by Sharon Chestnutt as the most up to date and well written book for angora goat raisers, whether new or experienced. |
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Avillion Farm is on the NC Mountains to the Sea Yarn Tour again this year! Follow our farm Facebook page for regular updates during the tour. The Fiber Shop is located at 4765 Shanklins Dead End Rd. Regular Hours Friday 1:00-5:00 pm Saturday 1:00-5:00 pm Other hours by appointment |
| Pair of Yearling Does | ||
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| Name: Pair of Yearling Does | Price: 775 | Category: goats | Breed: Angora |
| Sire: Rose Hill Nemo (AAGBA white) | Dam: Moxie CAGBA grey | |
| Description: Description: Two white does – Avillion Peaches and Avillion Ivory. Born June 2024. Sweet natured and fine-fleeced. Registered with CAGBA – must be sold as a pair | ||
| Pair of wethers | ||
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| Name: Pair of wethers | Price: 400 | Category: goats | Breed: Angora |
| Sire: Rose Hill Nemo (AAGBA white) | Dam: Avillion Kaizen (CAGBA copper) | |
| Description: Two white wethers born June 2024 named Timmie and Bobbi. These are small docile wethers weighing about 70 pounds each. They have fine fleeces and sweet dispositions. Sold only as a pair. | ||



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