Meet The EB Ranch Farmstead San Clemente Island Goat herd.
In early 2024 I made a decision to focus primarily on preserving and growing the Tepper Line San Clemente Island goats. That meant shrinking my large herd down to just 15 goats. Along with the Tepper Line preservation project, I’m also working with other breeders on incredibly uncommon color variations found in this breed. Including white/cream and black and “self-black”. Understanding these color genetics, and making genetic material more widely available may help us understand the SCI goat breed better.
There are currently seven breeding does and potentially 4 breeding buck plus two wethers and a few does that have aged out of breeding.
If you are interested in raising San Clemente Island goats, feel free to get a hold of me at ebranchllc@gmail.com I will be happy to talk to you about Tepper Line preservation, and introduce you to the San Clemente Island Goat Breeders Association.
EB Ranch Eartha is a lower Tepper line doe. She has a friendly personality, one teat per side and a good milker. An average attentive mother. Registered with the SCIGBA. DOB: 3/16/2021
EB Ranch Kasimer is a very sweet buckling. With higher Tepper lines. His self-black color with frosting came as a fun surprise. He has one teat per side. Will be registered with the SCIGBA DOB: 4/13/2024
Lindsey Farm Argenta is a pretty doe that is independent. While she doesn't crave human attention, she was easily trained to the milk stanchion. She has the potential to be a good milker as she gets older. She carries a higher Tepper line. Registered with the SCIGBA. DOB: 3/6/2022
