Kamori
The Kamori goat is a distinctive and cherished breed originating from the Sindh province of Pakistan. Renowned for its unique beauty and high economic value, the Kamori is primarily bred for its milk, which is rich in flavor and nutrients. This breed is easily recognizable by its striking appearance, characterized by a predominantly chestnut coat adorned with irregular white patches. Its large, pendulous ears and Roman nose add to its distinctive look. Kamori goats are not only valued for their productive capabilities, with females yielding a considerable amount of milk per day, but also for their calm and friendly demeanor, making them a favorite among goat farmers. Though they require attentive care and management, their resilience to the harsh climate of Sindh has contributed to their popularity across various regions. This breed not only plays a crucial role in the livelihoods of many local farmers but also stands as a symbol of cultural heritage and agricultural innovation.
Colors: Pure Black, Black with White Points, Black with White Face Markings, Black with White Leg Markings
