Hancock Fainting Goats
All goats shown on this page are available for purchase. If you are interested in a particular goat, please reach out and we will be happy to provide additional details.
To reserve a goat, a 50% non-refundable deposit is required. Deposits allow us to hold the goat for you until pickup or transport arrangements are finalized. The remaining balance must be paid prior to pickup or delivery.
Buyers are welcome to pick up their goats here at Hancock Farms in Parker, Colorado. For buyers located outside the area, we are happy to assist in coordinating livestock transportation for an additional cost. Shipping arrangements and transport fees are the responsibility of the buyer.
Our goats are raised with care and daily attention in a natural farm environment with plenty of space to roam. We take pride in maintaining healthy goats with strong genetics, excellent temperament, and beautiful black and white coloring that the Myotonic breed is known for.
Because goats are herd animals, we recommend having at least two goats unless you already have goats at home. All fainting goats are currently pending their Genetic Certification through Myotonic Genetic Verification.
If you have questions about any goat or would like to reserve one, please contact us and we will be happy to help.
Hancock’s Fainting Goats
Hancock’s Titan
Titan is the foundation buck of Hancock Fainting Goats and the one who started it all for our herd. Over the years he has produced many beautiful, strong kids and continues to pass along his wonderful traits. While he is a bit older now, he is still giving us amazing babies. Titan is not available for sale, he has earned his place here and will spend the rest of his days enjoying life on the farm.
Natasha is one of the special girls in our herd and an incredible mother. At 9 years old, she has proven herself year after year by consistently delivering beautiful quadruplets and raising them with calm confidence and excellent maternal instincts. She is attentive, gentle with her babies, and truly knows how to run the nursery on the farm.
Natasha passes along strong genetics, healthy kids, and wonderful personalities, making her offspring a favorite with families and breeders alike. If you’re looking for goats with great maternal lines, Natasha’s babies are always worth keeping an eye on.
Lifetime Genetic Certification Papers through MGV are an additional $75.
Pepe Le’ Pew is one of the characters of the farm and a proud member of our herd bucks here at Hancock Fainting Goats. With his striking markings and confident personality, he’s hard to miss out in the pasture. Pepe is registered with the Myotonic Goat Registry (MGR) as “BS Ranch Pepe”, which means his pedigree and genetics are officially documented within the breed registry.
As one of our herd bucks, Pepe plays an important role in the future of our herd. He brings both personality and strong genetics, and we look forward to seeing the beautiful kids he produces here on the farm
Non-Fainters
Dianna is our adorable little mix of Pygmy and Nigerian Dwarf, bringing a fun and unique charm to the farm. While she isn’t a fainting goat, she more than makes up for it with her sweet personality and compact, cute build.
Dianna is not available for sale, as she is a special part of our herd. She consistently produces the most adorable babies, known for their small size, great temperament, and irresistible looks. She adds a little extra personality (and cuteness!) to Hancock Fainting Goats.
Elanor is a special little doe named after her grandma and full of personality. She is the daughter of Dianna and Pepe Le’ Pew, making her a unique half Myotonic (fainting) goat.
Because of her genetics, Elanor has about a 50% chance of expressing the fainting trait, though we have not seen her faint yet. What she does show is a sweet temperament, playful nature, and the charming blend of both sides of her lineage. She’s a fun and unique addition to the herd, and we love watching her grow.
Loki is the son of Dianna and Pepe Le’ Pew, bringing together a fun mix of personality and genetics. He is half Myotonic (fainting goat) and does express the fainting trait and we’ve seen him faint, which makes him especially unique and entertaining to watch since there is on a 50% chance of a mixed breed to faint.
As a wether (meaning he has been castrated and is not used for breeding), Loki makes an excellent companion goat. With his friendly nature and playful personality, he’s a great example of the charm these goats bring to the farm.
Thor is the son of Dianna and Pepe Le’ Pew, giving him a unique blend of personality and genetics. He is 50% Myotonic (fainting goat), though we have not seen him express the fainting trait at this time.
As a wether—meaning he has been castrated and is not used for breeding. Thor is a calm, friendly companion and a great addition to the herd. He has a sweet, easygoing personality and brings a fun, relaxed presence to the farm.