726 Ranch

726 Ranch, fainting (myotonic) goats, Danville, Arkansas, Yell County and the Arkansas River Valley near Russellville. Haley Sosebee has kept goats for several years and participates in state livestock association events, ensuring each animal meets breed standards and health requirements.

Goats at 726 Ranch live on pasture with shelter and receive daily care, including regular hoof trims, vaccinations, and gentle handling from an early age. Calming temperament and sturdy build are nurtured through a breeding program focused on sound conformation and friendly behavior.

The ranch’s rural setting provides ample space for grazing and enrichment, and kids are socialized around children and other farm animals. Breeding stock is tested annually for caprine arthritis encephalitis and caseous lymphadenitis to maintain a healthy herd. During kidding seasons in spring and fall, new kids receive veterinary exams and personalized care guides. The farm maintains a family atmosphere where visitors can learn about sustainable goat farming practices.