Angora goat

Angora dairy goat breed

People cut the long hair of Angora goats to use as a fiber called mohair. Mohair can be made into sweaters, scarves, and other types of clothing.

Angora Goat

We raise white angora goats, the source of our Mohair Fiber. Here are a few of our kids having breakfast. Beautiful Fiber.

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Curly.wool sheep

Pygora goat is a breed of fiber goat that originated from crossing the registered NPGA Pygmy goat and the white AAGBA Angora goat. Pygora goats produce three distinct kinds of fleece. Pygoras are fiber goats along with the Angora goat, Cashmere goat.

Tilly making sheep and goats confused since day 1😂 We raise angora goats @redfalconranch for their luxurious mohair fiber. I know, they look like sheep! But, they are in fact goats and produce mohair, not wool.🐐 Mohair is silky soft and stronger than similarly sized steel. Our goats are sheared twice a year by us in the spring and fall. Each goat has a name and their own personality.💛 We turn their mohair into soft everyday socks! You can find them through the link in bio or at…

Looks like angora goats or are they sheep?

Angora Goats

Rabbit is smaller, which means less fiber. it might be more cost effective. I have no knowledge in the sheep department. How often does one need to harvest sheep fibers? What about care? Which one requires less maintenence? Which costs less to feed? I am interested in yalls thoughts on this. Compare and contrast rabbit vs.

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Angora Goat, loving the hair do