Also, thank you for pointed out that raising goats for fiber is not cruel!

Thank you! I‘ve had dairy Nubian goats for over 30 years and just now getting into angoras. This helps me a lot. 😊

Thank you so much for this video! I am in the process of researching goats and Angora is on top of my list. I am a felter and would love to not only get fibers for myself but to sell it as well.

Wonderful video teaching everyone how wonderful these goats are

Your animals are beautiful and I'm sure they are happy too! They feel how much you love them, even if sheering is a bit uncomfortable for them. As you said it's a must for the sake of their health and wellbeing. People who think it's cruel, don't know too much about fleece animals.

My sister raises Angora goats!! We are cleaning and carding this weekend!! Happy Goating!!

Helping me decide on what animals to get too. 🤗

Hello, my name is Cheryl and my farm name is Mema's Mini Manchas. Well I first want to thank you for this video. I would love to pick your brain if you ever have a chance. Anyway I will be getting my very first Angora goats next weekend and I am so very excited. I know there is more to them than the current goats I have now. Well, I live in Tehachapi and the goat people in my area are always being so discouraging when it comes to the goats I raise now and the fact I was thinking of getting Angora goats. I am going to still do them both. But I for sure need to learn more. I was told that there is only a few people in California that do anything with them and you can't make any money with them. Well I found your video and it was so nice to hear all the positive things from both you and your friend. I am going to hit up the local 4H and see if there are any kids that would like to learn along with me on this journey.

Thanks for making this video. 🤗 I'm looking into starting my Homestead next summer and get my boys into 4H.

goats are much cuter than we give them credit for.

Thank you for this informative video!

Good video, thanks!

Thank you. Wonderful. Learned alot

Thank you for this video!

Yeah. You can shear them as often as you want, right? Do the fibers have to be a certain length to be spun into yarn?

Had about 20 of these on a farm when i was a kid and i loved spending time out in the barn with them. Sadly, the neighbor sprayed his potato crop next door on a windy day and it carried over to our farm and many of the goats became very sick and died.

Oh boy I'm really going to check these out as they pay for themselves. I've had dwarf, pygmy and even fainting goats so now I'm ready for these guys but will check out for more info before I get any animals. Just joined this utube great for me.

Well, how do goats shed wool, without shearing.

that is my favorite. I want many goats!!

P s the other reason I need these goats is in allergic to all man-made fabric or any man made stuff lol

Do people milk angora goats? Is their milk just like other goat milk to drink or use for making soap for example? That'd be cool if you could get fiber AND milk from them! 😃

omg haha what animal or person sounds in the back like its having a very good time laughing 11:25

How do u tell how old they are have two and can’t tell the age of them 3:43

Do you sell your fleece?

Good Choice 👍

I learned to shear back in highschool. Thank god I was born in the south 😂

Who thinks this is cruel? I imagine they love it

what is the diffrence between angora goats and cashmere goats?

Do anybody know where i can buy goats hair rugs or clothing.If so,please comment with site.Thank you

are they good for cashmere ?

I would do a face first. I know if I had that my care that’s what I want.

is it a must to sheer them ?

Look like wool

Els

Thanks for the information but STOP clicking your bottle top.

My dad sheared on average 250 - 275 head of angora goats per day this lady was taught wrong