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NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA 
near GRAND LAKE,

home of the Cherokees
 
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LAKESIDE KIKOS

Raising 100% New Zealand
and purebred Kiko goats the way nature intended .

PURPOSEFUL BREEDING. PROVEN GENETICS.

Thoughtfully selected genetics, raised to thrive naturally, perform consistently and carry the Kiko breed forward.

OUR VISION

Our vision is for Lakeside Kikos to become a respected breeder of hardy, productive Kiko goats and a farm recognized for improving the land through regenerative practices. By thoughtfully co-grazing goats and cattle, we strive to strengthen soil health, pasture health, and overall farm productivity. We see our livestock and regenerative farming practices working together to create a balanced farm system that supports healthy animals, natural farm products, healthier soils, and long-term stewardship of the land.

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to raise exceptional Kiko goats and quality cattle while caring for our land in a way that continually improves it. Through thoughtful breeding, proven genetics, regenerative farming, rotational grazing, and co-grazing practices, we aim to build healthier soils and more productive pastures. Our Kiko goats, cattle, chickens, and livestock guardian dogs are all part of a working farm system focused on healthy animals, natural farm products, responsible stewardship, and leaving the land better for the generations that follow.

OUR HERD. OUR FUTURE.

Strong genetics. Thoughtful breeding. A lasting legacy.

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FUTURE BUCKLINGS & DOELINGS

The next generation — raised with purpose, selected for excellence.

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Livestock Guardian puppies

​Great Pyrenees Anatolian Shepherd puppies being raised on farm with chickens and goats.  Available first week of October.

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HERD SIRES
 

Proven. Powerful. Purposefully selected for performance, structure, and genetic strength.

 

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**“Be thou diligent to know the state of thy flocks, and look well to thy herds.”**

**Proverbs 27:23** 

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