Starting in 2014, the Texas A&M Angora Goat Test was held at the Sonora Station on pasture rather than in a feedlot. The format change was brought about primarily because of the high cost of feed and a desire to obtain more information on the buck’s ability to produce in a range environment. The bucks had access to a mineral supplement and were fed a limited amount of supplemental feed. Because of the different environment, performance after 2014 can not be directly compared with performance in prior years. Potential buyers can contact the participating breeders with questions about bucks that are available for sale.
2024 Breeder Contact Information
Announcement: 2024 Goat Performance Test
| 2023 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
| 2023 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
| 2022 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
| 2021 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
| 2020 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
| 2019 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
| 2018 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
| 2017 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
| 2016 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
| 2015 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
| 2014 Pasture Test | Final Report | Summary | Description |
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Pictures of Bucks from the 2010 Test • Pictures of Bucks from the 2009 Test • Pictures of Bucks from the 2008 Test
Pictures of Bucks from the 2007 Test • Pictures of Bucks from the 2006 Test • Pictures of Bucks from the 2005 Test
Pictures of Bucks from the 2004 Test • Pictures of Bucks from the 2003 Test • Pictures of Bucks from the 2002 Test