A small herd that started as a 4-H project and grew into a life passion.
We hope you enjoy what our website has to offer!

Nestled in the Paradise Valley along the Yellowstone River, we are a small farm and home business. We are working in partnership with a Grade A cattle dairy to become an independent milk processor and incorporate our small herd of dairy goats.

It is a long process, but soon we will begin construction on our own cheese and ice cream parlor for people to come and enjoy delicious dairy treats along with the breathtaking view of the Western Absaroka Mountain range. 

Coyote Kidz a Montana herd through and through…

Owner Lorelei Hallock was born and raised in the Bitterroot Valley in Corvallis MT. Coyote Creek was the name of the small stream that ran through her parents property in the Sapphire mountains. Her father Ron Hallock was an artist and riding instructor using Coyote Creek Ranch & Studio for the family business. When goats came into the picture the herd name Coyote Kidz was born.
The original herd logo was drawn in 2007 incorporating the sate and state flower, the Bitterroot that often grew wild on the Coyote Creek property. The foundation Nigerian for the herd, Eastside Sunny was the model for color.
While some updates are being made to include the big white goats, there is a lot of sentiment in our foundation.

We are proud members of the American Dairy Goat Association. We strive for excellence in our herd program that upholds breed standards in both conformation and production.

Breeding quality registered Nigerians since 2006 and American Saanens since 2018

Pround member of the American Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Association

ANDDA serves the needs of both those who have a serious interest in the milking potential of Nigerian Dwarf goats, those who would like to learn more about dairy conformation and dairy character in this breed, and/or who simply appreciate the beauty, elegance and reproductive soundness of a dairy-proportioned Nigerian Dwarf goat.

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