The baby Angora goats are currently the cutest creatures on the farm. It’s adorable how daintily they walk and nibble on their food compared to the sheep. Angora goats are a slow maturing breed, so they are staying little and cute for now, but someday they will catch up in size with the rest of our adult goats.💗 | Cedar Hill Fiber Farm

Our goats are colored angora goats and are often confused for sheep due to their woolly appearance. However they do not produce wool (sheep fiber) and they do not produce angora (rabbit fiber) as the name may imply. Their specialty is producing mohair. Yes you read that right. All that hair is called mohair. And even if you’ve never “heard” of mohair before, I guarantee you actually have heard of it and/or seen it. Listen closely to the chorus in the famous Elton John song “Bennie and the Jets”.

Here’s a look at the angora goat shearing process #Angora #AngoraGoats #Mohair #Shearing #Ranch #KeepRanchin | Bar 7 Ranch