Antiquity Oaks Goat Purchase Application

We hope you have read through our website and learned all about us and our goats! Now we would like to know a little bit about you and your farm to be sure that our goats would be a good match for you.

Filling out the form does not put you under any obligation to actually buy goats. We will carefully read through all submissions, and one way or another, we will get back to you within a few days. If it looks like our goats are a good match for you and your farm, you can secure your reservation with a $100 non-refundable deposit for each goat reserved.

This form is NOT a mere formality. We carefully read the responses, and we have refused to sell goats to many people because it was obvious they had not done any research on proper care, housing, fencing, and feeding goats.

Please note that we have the right to refuse to sell goats to anyone. We love our goats very much and want to be sure that they will be going to a home that will provide them with excellent goat-appropriate care.

Name*

First NameLast Name

Phone Number*

Area CodePhone Number

Email*

example@example.com

What city/state do you live in?*

Is it legal for you to have goats on your property? (Do NOT assume it is legal simply because you live outside city limits.)

YesNoDon't know

How did you hear about our farm/goats?*

Do you understand that we no longer ship goats, so you must travel to our farm in Cornell, IL to pick up your goat(s)?*

YESNO

What goat(s) are you interested in?

Registered Buckling(s) (starting at $500)Registered Doeling(s) (starting at $500)Wether(s) (a castrated male, $200 each)A starter herd of 2 or more does and 2 bucklings with a 10% discountOther

If you currently own goats, how many do you have?*

How long have you owned goats?

If you currently have goats, what breed are they?

If you already own goats, do they have horns?*

How many goats do you want to purchase?*

Where do/will your goats sleep at night?*

What measures do you have in place to protect your goats from predators?*

What type of nutrition (grain, hay, etc) do/will you provide?*

What brand minerals and/or supplements do you provide your goats and why?*

What purpose do/will your goats serve? (Pets, milk, meat, show, etc)*

How much space is provided solely for your goats? (Grazing, shelter, etc)*

What type of shelter(s) do the goats have for protection from the weather?*

How often do/will you clean your goat's water?*

What type of fencing do you have?*

Where do you get your information on goat care, nutrition, and health? Please list specific books, podcasts, websites, and other places you rely on for your information. *

It usually comes as a surprise to people without goats that most vets do not see goats. What is the name of the goat vet that you will use for your goats? (We won't call them, but we want to be sure that you have found a goat vet.) *

If you would like to provide any other info, please add it here.

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