raising goats for meat
We’re the Reidenbachs
Wild Reid Ranch is a family-owned, 40-acre farm in southwest Michigan. We pride ourselves on the care we provide to our animals, the quality of our products, and everything this lifestyle brings to our family and yours. Raising goats for meat is our passion and producing food and goods that are clean and sustainable is our mission.
Wild Reid Ranch was established in 2010 and has grown to include:
- ADGA Nubians
- ABGA Boers
- CAGBA Angoras
- Commercial meat goats
- Pasture-raised meat and eggs
- Wildflower honey
- Goat milk soap
- Tallow-based skincare products
- Goatscaping
- Goat yoga
- Processed and raw mohair
- Hand-woven mohair tack
Our motto is Raise. Make. Share. Thanks for being here!
-Kiel, Sam, Natalie, and Tim
Raising Goats for Meat
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Slow Cooker Goat Pot Roast Recipe
This slow cooker goat pot roast recipe is as easy as it is hearty. Spend just fifteen minutes in the morning preparing the meat and vegetables, cook for 8-10 hours on low, and enjoy a delicious meal on a busy day!
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How to Make Ground Goat Tacos
Tacos are a great way to enjoy ground goat meat. Make ground goat tacos with our recipe and a homemade taco seasoning mix. It’s a classic meal the whole family will enjoy.
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How to Make Goat Belly Rouladen
Goat belly rouladen is a delicious meal you can make with an underappreciated cut of meat. Cook it low and slow in the oven for a tender, flavorful main dish that pairs well with a side of mashed potatoes. Instructions for preparing the meat, stuffing, rolling, and braising are included in this recipe.
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How to Make a Removable Felted Fleece Collar
Wet-felt your own removable felted fleece collar with this step-by-step tutorial. A felted fleece collar makes a unique addition to any ordinary denim jacket. Add style and warmth to your outerwear with this handcrafted accessory.
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23 Incredible Ways to Use Mohair
Mohair is the luxurious fiber produced by Angora goats. Whether you are a fiber artist or farmer, you can find ideas for using beautiful locks or silky yarn in this post. Create stunning wreaths, durable horse tack, and more. Use mohair for your next crafting project!
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How to Make a Mohair Lock Wreath
Add some country charm to your home with a mohair lock wreath. Use scoured fiber from an Angora goat or longwool sheep breed to make this soft and beautiful indoor decoration. Follow the steps in this tutorial to needle-felt locks onto a metal frame wrapped in wool roving.
We’d love to hear from you
If you want more information on custom soap orders or to inquire about a potential brush management project, please don’t hesitate to reach out. You can get in touch with us via email at wildreidranch1@gmail.com.
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