Hebron Hill

Hebron Hill, fainting (myotonic) goats, Danville, AL, in West Alabama near Tuscaloosa, is a small family operation that focuses on healthy, well-tempered animals. Amanda Mcalpin follows breed association guidelines and schedules regular veterinary checks and genetic evaluations to maintain herd wellness.

The goats graze on mixed pasture and receive daily handling to ensure gentle temperaments and proper socialization. With a background in small-scale farming, Amanda places emphasis on sustainable practices and minimizing stress through rotational grazing and shelter designed for herd dynamics. Amanda maintains herd records according to American Dairy Goat Association recommendations and shares pedigrees with interested breeders.

The farm’s rolling pastures and simple barns support natural behaviors and year-round access to shelter. Visitors often note the calm nature of the herd and appreciate the farm’s commitment to transparent breeding records. Several of their goats have placed in breeding classes at regional fairs, reflecting consistent standards of breed type and temperament.