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The Kiko breed of goats is an import from New Zealand. The Kiko development as a breed began in 1978 with a specific purpose in mind. At this time 20 does were selected from New Zealand-wide feral herds numbering over 1,000. Selection was based on high live weight, freedom from constitution faults such as misshapen feet and jaws, apparent milk production potential as indicated by udder size, and a block body shape indicating superior fleshing. The New Zealand goat producers wanted a goat with superior qualities for commercial meat production. They were developed by crisscrossing various dairy goats with wild feral goats that had been abandoned by early settlers of New Zealand. Through successive generations of a strict culling program, selecting under the guidelines of overall thriftiness, mothering ability, multiple births, weight gain and parasite resistance, a small heard of goats emerged that consistently yielded superior growth and performance characteristics. Its New Zealand developers introduced the Kiko as a new goat breed in Brazilia, Brazil at the 4th International Congress on Goats in 1987. The Kiko breed was introduced into the United States in the early 1990’s. |
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 Located In The Wilds of Southeastern Oklahoma, Pittsburg County, Jack Fork Mountains, The Jack Fork Valley Ranch is dedicated to the breeding and further development of "The Perfect Goat", the Kiko. We specialize in the 100 % New Zealand Fullblood Kiko but also breed American Premier Purebred Kiko and percentage Kikos as well. With a rigorous culling process and the best genetics available, we hope to accomplish our mission!! This is looking south from our back yard. |
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 FOR SALE Traveller (SV) is an outstanding buck we have used on our ranch for the past three years. Again, this guy has just simply worked himself out of a job. We have too many of his off springs to utilize him profitably. He is a very aggressive breeder and an exceptionally easy keeper. This buck throws mostly white kids that hit the ground bouncing like they are on springs! Very easy to handle and respects fences both net and electric. He is Aristocrat bred (SV) and double registered. He is priced at $500.00, but we would rather barter him for some 100% New Zealand bloodlines. Come on down!!!!! Lets make a deal!!!! Make us an offer we can't refuse. |
 Our 2009 100% New Zealand and American Premier kids are here!!! We have around 40 on the ground (dob's late March and April) in various sizes and colors. Approximately 60/40 bucklings to doelings this year. Give us a call if you are looking for outstanding Kiko genetics at reasonable prices. We'll talk KIKO!!! |
We have eleven 50% Kiko does and three 75% Kiko does rangeing from five years to eighteen months of age, these does have been exposed to a 100% New Zealand buck (HHR Duke). We will put a 100% New Zealand buckling (dob March/April 2009) which will make him ready to breed for SURE next season with these fourteen does, plus two working guard dogs (7/8 Anatolian Sheppard, 1/8 Great Pyrenees ) for a total of $3,500.00. It is a package deal, must take all (except for dogs if you do not need). Goats will be registered with the International Kiko Goat Association (IKGA). Call: 918-569-4413 or email: mjw444@hotmail.com for more information.
We have ten 100% New Zealand bucklings available rangeing in price from $300 to $500 depending on buckling. Mostly white in color, some cream (off white). Very good looking young bucklings with outstanding bloodlines. Call: 918-569-4413 or email: mjw444@hotmail.com for more information. |
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WEBSITE UPDATED: December 19, 2009 Contact: Max or Pat Walker 918-569-4413 Email: mjw444@hotmail.com |
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