02 August 2012
Black head Dorper and white Dorper - Shipment Aug Sept. 2012
22 July 2012
Young Boer Goats and Boer Cross For Sell: -
15 July 2012
Difference Between Boer Gaots
FULL BLOOD BOER GOATS; F1, F2 BOERS ? BOER CROSSES ?
There are full blood Boer goats, commercial does, pure bred does, F1’s, F2’s …… it’s all very confusing.
If you are a new breeder or you are making enquiries from an overseas country, it is important to take a moment to understand the difference. Most qualified breeders will soon be able to ascertain your needs but it sometimes helps to have a reference checklist hence the explanations set out below.
These animals are registered with certificates confirming that both males and females are descended from registered animals imported from Africa. The Breed Registration Paper / Pedigree Certificate identifies the breeding line of the sire and dam, the date of kidding, the number of kids and other information that is helpful for herd management.
A registered full blood Buck or Doe will meet the Breed Specification criteria for the Boer Goat. A download of this information is available on this website.
What are pure-bred Boer goats?
Pure Bred Boers are the progeny of registered males or females that have been joined to 5th cross goats or higher. These goats cannot be registered.
As a pure-bred the goat will have 93.75% Boer blood. A pure-bred doe may well look just like a full blood doe having the dark brown head and the white body but it will never be able to breed to become a full blood Boer.
As a pure-bred Boer doe, the weight gain of the kids can be matched with that of a full blood Doe but there is always the possibility of a ‘throw-back’ at kidding time with non Boer-like colourings or markings. These might include the light coloured head and ears or patchy colours on the skin.
What are cross-bred Boer goats?
The sire of all cross-bred goats must have a full blood Boer buck. The crosses are often referred to as F1, F2, F3 or F4 and have started with a native or Cashmere goat for the first cross – an F1. Each subsequent breeding from the resulting kid will take the crosses or upgrades though to an F2, F3 then F4. The doe will be a pure-bred at the fourth cross and the buck a pure-bred at F5.
These animals are often referred to as Boer crosses or simply as F1’s, F2’s, F3’s etc They exhibit the hardy, sturdy and fast growth rate that characterises the full blood Boer and are excellent meat animals. No cross-bred Boer will be able to be registered as a full blood animal.
What are commercial bucks and does?
Not all full blood bucks and does will be registered by the breeder. Many breeders will select only the best of the kids from each kidding for the on-going stud breeding program. Some will be rejected simply for aesthetic reasons – brown patches in the wrong places or white patches on the ears but the meat producing qualities will be still be genetically inherent in the animal. These goats are excellent value for a commercial herd where the focus is the slaughter market or where animals have been purchased for property weed control.
Whatever your choice of goat, herd management, feed and nutrition procedures and breeding information will be the same.
14 July 2012
Male Boer Cross For Slaughter
Dear all .... male Boer cross goats for slaughter from Australia is now open to bulk . Weight: 30-35kg aged between 16-20 months. Ex - KLIA price per quantity negotiable.
For booking or information pls email us @ pbramunia7@gmail.com
or call zizan @ 019-7917309/016-7678575
13 March 2012
10 March 2012
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25 January 2012
Australian Saanen and Dorper
G'day, for Malaysian goat breeder/farmer ~ who are interested to get a good quality breeds of Saanen dairy goats and Dorpers sheep from Australia may make reservation for booking. Selection will be in beginning of Feb. 2012
You can make booking now, we expected shipment landed at the end at the end of March.Fullblood Buck and Does price start from RM 2,900, price can be discussed if large quantity. The picture above is the exactly goats that we will bring back to Malaysia into the future. Deposit in a serious need for order.
If you interested please feel free to contact us @ Zizan 019-7917309 or Basri 012-3804245
24 January 2012
Feral Goat For Slaughter
G'day, Feral Goats shipment from Australia will be arriving on the 31th Jan. 2012. For who interested to have a stock for slaughtering goats may make a reservation now. Stock is limited. Price per head ex farm Batu Pahat, Johore start from RM 700-740. For wholesale (min. 10 heads) price start from RM 630-650 ~ price according from the size of the goats)
09 December 2011
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| FB Boer and Boer Cross Buck |
For Malaysian goat breeder/ farmer ~ Our shipment from Australia for Boer buck FB for breeding and Boer buck cross for slaughter will be landed on 10th Dec 2011 (most of them are entire buck with some whether)
Average body weight 30 - 35kg if you interested Please call Zizan at : 019 7917309/013 7233635 for more details or booking.
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22 September 2011
Australian Saanen
Malaysian customers interested to purchase Australian Saanen goats FB registered/unregistered or saanen cross for breeding stock from proposed importation from Australia for end of Oct. shipment may place order now (within 2 week)
Zizan Omar @ +60167406141
Shahiful Bahari @ 012 7319738 for Kelang Valley
Or email us at pbramunia8@gmail.com
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22 July 2011
FERAL UNTUK AKIKAH/PERAYAAN
Salam semua
Stok kambing Feral Akikah akan tiba
1) harga borong penternak RM630 - RM650 sekor
2) harga runcit/perseorangan - RM650 - RM750 ( ikut saiz)
3) harga ex KLIA 570 (min. order 30 ekor)
07 October 2010
05 October 2010
Dorper Guide cross bred percentages
F1 = ½ or 50%
F2 = ¾ or 75%
F3 = 7/8 or 87.5%
F4 = 15/16 or 93.75%
F5 = 31/32 or 96.88%
F6 = 63/64 or 98.84%
04 October 2010
Dorper Sheep News
Dorper Sheep Auction Exceeds Target
8/8/2010 -- BERNAMA
The country's first public auction for Dorper sheep at the Agropolitan Pekan project site in Runchang here today received an overwhelming response from bidders from all over country.
Fifty bidders took part in the auction, far exceeded its target of 20 bidders, said East Coast Economic Region Development Council (ECERDC) chief executive officer Datuk Jebasingham Issace John.
He said about 500 sheep classified into six categories were offered to the public, farmers and breeders at the auction which started at 11am.
The categories were male lambs for slaughter, male lambs for breeding, female lambs for slaughter, female lambs for breeding, culled ewes for slaughter and culled rams for slaughter.
"The bidders were willing to bid tens of thousands of ringgit for 10 sheep and this was beyond our own expectation," he said after the auction organised by the ECERDC in collaboration with the Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) here Sunday.
The Dorper sheep is a South African breed of domestic sheep developed by crossing Dorset Horn and the Blackhead Persian breeds raised under the East Coast Economic Region (ECER) Agropolitan Pekan project.
Touted as one of the most fertile of the sheep breeds with potential lambing intervals of only eight months, the Dorper sheep are well-adapted to various climates and conditions.
Jebasingham said the first bidding for 10 male lambs for breeding alone received bidding up to RM14,500 as the opening price was RM4,500.
He said the ECERDC expected to collect nearly RM300,000 in revenue from the auction, way above its target of RM120,000.
He said the auction would be an annual affair at Agropolitan Pekan which was set to become the biggest Dorper sheep producer in Asia with the production of 25,000 sheep in five years.
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30 September 2010
Slaughter Goats And Breeding Goats
For Oct / Nov 2010 shipment -
Average Shipment for Feral 35kg-40kg -
who are interested can make reservations now…..call for the best price
Price For Feral 35-40kg RM 450 minimum 10 heads - RM 440 minimum 30 heads, more than 50 heads may be negotiable with your take on the MAS Kargo - God willing.
For those interested in goat breeds like Boer / Saanen / Toggenburg / Anglo Nubian and Dorper and White Dorper sheep can also make reservations now for Shipment Oct / Nov. so don't wise you time call us at +6016-7406141/+6145151448 or email at pbramunia8@gmail.com
Boer Goats For Sale

Ready Stock Boer for clearance 30 head Boer does + 20 Boer kids =51 heads
- FB Does 7-10 average weight 35-45kg
- F5/F6 Purebreed 8-10 heads weight 35-45kg
- Does Kalahari Unregistered 3 heads weight 35-45kg
- Other Boer does brown head F3/F4
Total : RM 29,000 net/51 heads–just about RM 568.00 per head
Location at Pagoh Farm.
20 April 2010
Feral Buck For Slaughter
Greetings for all. For those interested please make reservations for feral Akikah for shipment on 27th April 2010.
Avg weight of 40kg (35-45kg) Ex KLIA – RM 490.00
Avg weight of 35kg (30-40kg) Ex KLIA - RM 470.00
*p/s Minimum order 10 heads
10 April 2010
Dorper Brief History
White Dorper Stud Ewe
White Dorper Stud Ram
Black Dorper Stud Ewe
Black Dorper Stud Ram
Brief History
The breed was developed in
The Breeding program resulted in the development of the black headed and white headed Dorper. Successive Dorper breeding has shown it to be a fixed breed type, giving a reliable reproduction of features and characteristics. It is now numerically the second to largest sheep breed in
The breed was introduced into
Conformation
The animal is characteristically barrel shaped with short, dullish black or white hair on the head. A short, loose light covering of hair and wool (wool predominating on the forequarter) with a natural clean kemp underline, is a typical breed standard.
An even distribution of a thin layer of fat compliments the breed.
The Dorper sheds its fleece avoiding the need for mustering for shearing, crutching and fly control.
There is little difference between blackheaded and whiteheaded Dorpers - the choice is a matter of target market preference.
Characteristics
Economical
The Dorper are an economical breed because of their excellent feed utilization and conversion, they don't need shearing, crutching and mulesing, and they are disease resistant
Meat production:
Purebred Dorper rams reach a liveweight of 90-120 kg and ewes 50-80kg. The Dorper carcass has a good conformation and fat distribution.
Trials and producer experience in
Adaptable:
The Dorper is now well adapted in
Hardy
The Dorpers have the ability to thrive in harsh conditions. They were developed to be turned off quickly from arid, extensive grazing conditions in
Fertile
The Dorper is one of the most fertile of the sheep breeds, with potential lambing intervals of only 8 months. Lambing percentages in excess of 150% (2.25 lambs per annum) are possible and 100% is feasible for most areas.
Short lambing intervals have various advantages, of which greater selection possibilities and the sale of larger numbers of lambs are the most important.
Good mothering qualities
The Dorper ewe is a very good mother and protective of her young. Multiple births are common, with some instances of triplets recorded. Lambs are extremely mobile at birth and survival rates are high.
The Dorper ewe produces a large quantity of milk, aiding lamb survival and early growth.
Good grazing habits
They are non-selective grazers. Experience so far suggests that Dorpers can adapt to most grazing conditions. There is evidence that they prefer fibre to grains and they respond well to good quality hay.
Purebred lambs will start to graze in the first few days after birth. F1 lambs after about two weeks.
The Dorper can be advantageously incorporated into under-utilized pastures of lesser quality, thus converting a poor asset into profit.
Continuous breeding season
The Dorper is polyoestrus (can breed continually, with no defined season). Their breeding intervals can be as short as 8 months or 3 times in 2 years. Running rams with ewes continuously is one option that may stimulate reproduction, however it is also likely that ewes will adjust their fertility according to conditions.
Fast growing
Dorper lambs have an inherent growth potential (ability to graze at an early age) They grow rapidly and can attain a high weaning weight.
Dorpers respond well to increased planes of nutrition, giving growers the potential to increase weights rapidly in response to market demands.
So... some reasons to breed Dorpers:
- No shearing required
- Resistance to fly strike
- No mulesing
- No crutching
- Less chemicals
- Non selective grazers
- Continuous breeding season
- High reproduction rate
- Rapid weight gain
- Excellent carcase conformation and fat distribution
- Quiet temperament
- Highly adaptable - thrive in arid, semi-tropical to cool temperate areas
- Hardy and disease resistant
- Early sexual maturity
- Excellent mothers, easy lambers






















