Baby Goat Petting - Please Click to Read Description

$10 per 2 people.  We assume the minimum age would be 4 or 5 years old.  Baby Nigeria Goats 9 weeks old.  They love to be held and cuddled, they love back and neck scratches, love lap time and love to be fed animal crackers  We have 6 especially friendly goats that sometimes will voluntarily jump into your lap for affection.  They are just the cutest things you could imagine.  This is a "bata test" effort which is why the prices are low.  Also, we haven't set a time limit but we assume 0.5hr to 1hr will likely be reasonable.  We aren't fully set up yet but we wanted to get the offer out to our customers while this herd is still young.  Building a farm (even a small one like ours) is a mountain of work so please understand that this is a work in progress.  Great opportunity to experience farm life and enjoy the affection of animals.  You'll have to sign a waiver to make sure you don't sue us if you stub your toe or slip on the grass, get poop on you, get a bump from a goat, or whatever else, We're just an animal-loving family trying to share this amazing experience.  We are just absolutely amazed at the affection these goats have, they are our first batch of goats and they are amazing.  Simba, Nala, Chip, Gaston, Sven, and Olaf absolutely love to be held and petted.  The others are a little nervous but still come for snacks.  They need to be treated with care and gentle handling so it's recommended that parents explain to their children ahead of time that they must be gentle and respectful.  These are living animals and do have a mind of their own.  Our animals' health and well-being is of paramount importance to us and require a very specific diet.  Some foods will almost instantly kill a goat so please no hiding food in your pockets, we will provide the snacks.  
This will be an exclusive experience with direct interaction with the animals in their environment - not a petting zoo.  We will schedule appointments so the customer has all the attention.  Please dress appropriately.  Dress shoes, good clothes, etc are not recommended.  Stepping over things, wondering through a barn with tools and equipment, passing through gates, walking up a small hill, sitting on grass, etc will be required.  Animals poop and pee just like everything else so there is potential to come into contact.
We also have chickens that you can interact with, hold (if the birds are willing), and feed them mealworms.  We have a large garden where you can pick some vegetables if you'd like to take home - while supplies last.