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Herd Sire:  Jamcin's Top Dollar

Myotonic

DOB: 4-2-2020

Sire: Outlaw Farms Put Me On the Payroll	Outlaw Farms Show Me the Money	Woody Creek Farm O-Hot Jabanero
		Outlaw Farms Mega Money Lady
	Woody Creek Farm Kelly	Woody Creek Farm Mr. Jigilo
		Woody Creek Farm Kate
Dam: Jamcin's Alanis	Jamcin's Magnum	Jamcin's Bucko
		Euchee Creek's Maggie
	Jamcin's Alero	Fern Hill Painted Pontiac
		Jamcin's Alana

For Sale

Bending Tree Ranch Moose

Myotonic Registry # D8124

DOB: 3-24-2017

Myotonic

Sire: Bending Tree Ranch Mr. Majestic	Wolf River Crockett	Bending Tree Ranch Clay
		Wolf River Puddles
	Bending Tree Ranch Marge	S-L Wyatt Earp
		Bending Tree Ranch Margaret
Dam: Bending Tree Ranch Magic	Bending Tree Ranch Phantom	Onion Creek Ranch Alix
		Bending Tree Ranch Noodles
	Bending Tree Ranch Meadow	S-L Wyatt Earp
		Bending Tree Ranch Mindy

$1200

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Why Myotonics?

This unusual breed, also known as the Tennessee Fainting Goat, traces it's roots back to the 1800's, when it was noticed that goats with a genetic condition for prolonged muscle tenseness when startled led to increased muscle mass.  The breed is currently listed as "recovering" by The Livestock Conservancy.

Content to Stay Put

There's no denying - fainting goats just don't like climbing or jumping, and even if a gate is left open, their excitement stops them in their tracks before they get too far!

Meat Quality & Yield

Myotonics don't technically faint - their muscles tense and stiffen suddenly, which can cause them to fall over.  The regular sudden tensing of those muscles lead to tender meat & increased yields.  Studies show myotonics yield up to 10% more meat than other breeds, pound for pound.

Year-round breeders & A+ Mama's!

Known for being easy kidders, with excellent, protective mothering skills, these goats are also often able to have 2 kiddings a year.