Show us your goats: wild and domesticated (genus Capra)

For  the October "Show us your" we have a topic about goats: domesticated and wild.

Domesticated and wild goats belong to genus Capra, it includes following species:
West Caucasian tur (Capra caucasica)
East Caucasian tur (Capra caucasica cylindricornis)
Markhor (Capra falconeri)
Domestic goat (Capra hircus; includes feral goat)
Bezoar ibex (Capra hircus aegagrus)
Alpine ibex (Capra ibex)
Nubian ibex (Capra nubiana)
Spanish ibex (Capra pyrenaica)
Siberian ibex (Capra sibirica)
Walia ibex (Capra walie)

I was surprised to not see some well known species on this list: chamois and mountain goat. These animals do not belong to Capra but they will have a special topic in SUY yet this month!
Mountain goat is the only species in its genus: Oreamnos
Two species of chamois belong to Rupicapra


So, to start the topic I will show some of my figures.
domesticated goats
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From left to right: Britains billy goat, Jean Hoffler Nanny goat, Britains Nanny goat, Papo billy goat and Jean Hoffler again, in different colour.

And ibexes:
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Signatustudio Iberian Ibex and Preiser Alpine ibex

No Mountain goats nor Chamois

Very beautiful photos, Anna! Damn, I don't have any goats, only w.i.p ones. But yours are just gorgeous! My personal favorite has to be that beauty from Spain

A interestind SUY, i hope to see a few inspirations for my zoo:) Thanks for this interesting start with nice pics Anna:)

I will share my goats soon:)

I like your pictures very much. Thank you for telling us which brand and which specie they are. .
I am sure this will be an interesting topic, when the beginning is so great!

Thank you for nice comments Jonas, Andreas and Tove!!!
I'm looking forward to see more goats too

Congratulations Anna.

very nice goats.

Very Beautiful Pict Anna !!

My goats love this Topic - they enjoyed being outside once again
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Beautiful goats!!! Wow! And wonderful photos too!

So many goaties! Nice outdoor pics!
Two simple group photos from me:

My homies:
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And my wildlings:
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Please excuse the two strangers who did not want to leave the photo shoot, even though they were asked to leave repeatedly.
Tourists....

love goats !!
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WONDERFUL goats

Simone, what brand are the lovely, brown ones beneath the Schleich pygmy goats ?

Simone - really great collection!!

Nando, very nice goats! Thank you for sharing!!! Great choices indeed

Great great goat collections Simone, Simone and Nando! The white Schleich goat is very nice and Papo ones too! Thanks for showing!

SUSANNE wrote:

WONDERFUL goats

Simone, what brand are the lovely, brown ones beneath the Schleich pygmy goats ?

Hi, Susanne,
the brown goat family is from Idena.

Thank you friends
I like your diversity of goats
domestic and wild.

Thank you for showing your goats, sortepletter, Simone and NandO. Beautiful pictures and models! Sortepletter, your goats looks very happy to be outside jumping on the rocks!

wow, Everyone has got nice goats!  I didn't know Schleich made a chamois!

Here are mine:

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and my Wild:

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All Schleich xD

Aww so cute! As I've said I love that your photos are always taken of that table and they're so good, Nardien = D Fantastic goat collection

jonesee wrote:

Aww so cute! As I've said I love that your photos are always taken of that table and they're so good, Nardien = D Fantastic goat collection

Thank you my friend!  

Beautiful collection of goats Nardien!!! Congratulations! The one with bell is especially cute!

Are the Aoudad and the serow allowed too?

sortepletter wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

WONDERFUL goats

Simone, what brand are the lovely, brown ones beneath the Schleich pygmy goats ?

Hi, Susanne,
the brown goat family is from Idena.

WOW !!!

We do not have any models for Idena in TAI

May I use your photo, please ?

Do you have any info like year, item no or such ?

widukind wrote:

Are the Aoudad and the serow allowed too?

These belong again to different genus. Perhaps we could change a bit this SUY and add all members of subfamily Caprinae except the genus Ovis because we already have SUY sheep? In such case we can include also Musk Oxen and Takins as well? But I don't know if it would be too wide for one SUY maybe?

Dear admins and specialists, please help me to decide