Cane Creek Goats

Friday, August 28, 2009

SNOW CAMP, N.C. — Judging from this ad, the goat wranglers at Cane Creek Farm want prospective buyers to know what they’re getting into:

“You may call them goats. We call them Houdinis (and sometimes worse!) But kids love them and they make fine mowers. If you are interested in breeding stock, we often have Nigerian dwarf goats and Nubian goats for sale.”

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