In 2003 after much research and visits with other Boer goat owners, we made a decision to take early retirement, buy a farm, and move back home to Oklahoma. We had worked together most of our married life, both in the medical field and with our own business manufacturing steel buildings, so we wanted something we could enjoy working at together while at the same time being able to enjoy our life of retirement. Hence began Brandenburg Boer Goat Farm and our retirement hobby of raising quality Full Blood Boer Goats on our 20 acre farm in North Central Oklahoma, 35 miles SE of Ponca City.
Getting started was a lot of hard work and a new learning experience, but very enjoyable because of our desire to raise quality Full Blood Boer goats and the mentoring we received from other goat breeders. We began our Boer Goat herd with twenty three quality Full Blood Boer goats and have continued to improve our herd by adding Full Blood South Africans, Blacks, Reds and CODI/PCI genetics.
Brandenburg Boer Goat Farm has more than met our expectations, not only in the peace and enjoyment it has given us, it has also enriched the lives of our children and grandchildren as well. They truly enjoy the time they get to spend at the farm helping grandpa do chores, feeding the chickens, gathering eggs and playing with the goats. God has also blessed us with many wonderful customers, some of them having become very dear friends and a part of our family.
Being retired from the workforce we are able to devote ourselves full time to our farm, caring for and raising quality Full Blood Boer goats for herd improvement, 4-H and FFA. Our greatest enjoyments is sitting on the front porch drinking coffee with family and friends while watching our goats eat and play on the hillside and meeting all the wonderful people who visit our farm to look at and purchase our goats. We thank all our past, present and future customers and we thank God for making all this possible.
We
appreciate
your
interest in
our goats.
You’re
always
welcome to
stop by,
have a cup
of coffee
and talk
about goats.
