Welcome to Spicer Family Kikos!

We are a family-owned and operated Kiko goat farm located in Creek County, Oklahoma. Although our farm officially began in 2025, our journey started long before we purchased our first breeding stock. It started with countless hours of research, asking questions, reading everything we could find, studying genetics, and traveling to meet some of the most respected breeders in the Kiko industry.

Spicer Family Kikos was built by family from the very beginning. What started as a shared dream quickly became a project that brought together three generations. I work alongside my father, my grandfather, my wife, and my son to build something we could all be proud of. Every fence post, every pasture improvement, every shelter, and every breeding decision represents the hard work and dedication of our family. Building this farm has never been just about raising goats—it has been about creating a legacy that can be passed down for generations.

When we decided to enter the Kiko breed, we knew we wanted to do it the right way. Instead of simply buying goats, we invested our time into learning from some incredible breeders across the country. We visited outstanding farms, met generous people who were willing to share their knowledge, and saw firsthand what it takes to develop a successful herd. Those experiences helped shape the goals and philosophy of our breeding program and gave us a deep appreciation for the people who have dedicated their lives to improving the breed.

Our mission is simple: produce functional, low-maintenance Kiko goats that excel in the pasture. We believe goats should thrive with minimal human intervention while maintaining excellent maternal instincts, structural correctness, parasite resistance, fertility, longevity, and growth performance. We are committed to selecting breeding stock based on real-world productivity rather than appearance alone.

Every breeding decision we make is driven by genetics, performance, and the long-term improvement of our herd. We continue to study pedigrees, evaluate performance records, follow buck test results, and learn from experienced breeders throughout the Kiko community. We believe there is always something new to learn, and we are committed to continually improving our program.

Our goats are raised in a pasture-based environment where they are expected to perform under practical conditions. We want our animals to be productive, efficient, and capable of succeeding with limited inputs. Sound feet and legs, strong parasite resistance, good mothering ability, structural correctness, and overall durability are traits we place a high priority on.

As a newer farm, we understand that a reputation is earned—not given. That's why we're committed to honesty, transparency, and treating every customer the way we would want to be treated ourselves. Whether you're purchasing your first breeding stock or adding proven genetics to an established herd, our goal is to provide healthy, quality animals backed by integrity and straightforward communication.

While we're proud of how far we've come since starting in 2025, we know we're only at the beginning of our journey. We are constantly working to improve our herd, our facilities, and our knowledge so we can produce goats that perform for commercial producers and seedstock breeders alike.

Thank you for taking the time to learn about our family and our farm. We truly appreciate every visitor, customer, mentor, and fellow breeder who has helped us along the way. We look forward to continuing this journey, building lasting relationships, and contributing to the future of the Kiko breed.

From our family to yours, thank you for supporting Spicer Family Kikos. We hope you'll follow along as we continue growing, learning, and striving to produce goats that are built to perform.

A black and white kiko goat standing on grass with a fence in the background, someone lying on the grass in the foreground.
Several kiko goats lying and standing on grass in a shaded outdoor area near trees.on the SpicerFamilyKiko Farm
Close-up of a woman smiling, with two kiko goats in the background, outdoors on a sunny day. on the SpicerFamilyKiko Farm
A light-colored kiko goat with curved horns sitting on grass and dirt, with another animal partially visible in the background.