It's time for us to go:

Moving on!  One door has closed, but we have faith, another will open!

                 It saddens our hearts to have to tell all our customers we have liquidated our entire herd of Boer Goats.

         We wish to inform you of a move that we regret having to make, but it has to be done.  Due to Jim’s health, we have to face reality.  We are no longer able to keep up with the demanding schedule of the day to day goat operations.  This is the time of the year that we anxiously await the beginning of our new kid crop.  We hate the fact that we will miss that opportunity.  It has always brought joy to our hearts.

         However, we are excited about the outcome of our decision.  Lambert Goats will still be in tack.  The new owners of our herd are Jerry and Barry Simpton;  you may know them as Border Boers.  They are located in Del Rio, Texas.   Bill Taylor and his family operate Taylor Livestock and are located in Comstock, Texas.  Border Boers and Taylor Livestock will combine their expertise with ours to be able to offer you the best of the best.

        Border Boers and Taylor Livestock are not strangers to the wether business.  Watch for some exceptional progenies; our herds will only enhance each others.  We will be working closely, for a short time period, with the owners of Border Boers and Taylor Livestock to make sure they understand our breeding program.  We know that with combining our herds, Border Boers and Taylor Livestock will be able to surpass the goals we set for our breeding program.

        In order to make the sales location more accessible to their customers and ours, Border Boers and Taylor Livestock will have an annual sale in New Braunfels, Texas.  The date they have selected will be July 30, 2011.  We will keep you updated on our website.  We will have future advertisements along with Border Boers.

         We will still be available should you need help with your projects.  We appreciate your patronage over the last several years.  Don’t be strangers!

                                                      Yours truly,

                                                Jim & Ruby Lambert 

                                                                            Lambert Goats 

We had a busy morning.  We thought you might enjoy a few of the photos I snapped.

I almost forgot to thank our neighbor James Zant for his help.  I hope he sees this!  Thanks James!