Kacchan Goat Breed





Kacchan goat is a very beautiful breed. Kacchan goats are found in Hydraabad and parts of Badin in Sindh Provision of Pakistan. Its color is white with black patches. This is a large-sized breed with long legs. The medium drooping ears are black and white. Milk yield is 3 liters daily on normal fodder. Adult buck and doe’s weights are 68 and 45 kg respectively.
Special Consideration

These goats are very beautiful and best fitted for curious people in grazing areas for meat and milk purpose. The doe on the average produces 3 liters of milk daily on normal fodder. Review the profile of the Kacchan goat within the following chart.


Kacchan Goat | Breed Profile
Breed Name
Kacchan
Other Name
Kachan
Breed Purpose
Meat & Milk
Breed Size
Large
Weight
Buck
About 68 kg
Doe
About 45 kg
Horns
Yes
Climate Tolerance
All Climates
Coat Color
White with Black
Good for Stall Fed
Not Sure
Rarity
Common
Country/Place of Origin
Pakistan
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Comments

  1. AnonymousAugust 11, 2022 at 11:49 PM

    Amazing Breed! these pictures of white color but kachan breed is also in black color.

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    1. AnonymousAugust 23, 2022 at 4:51 PM

      share Kacchan Goat other varient color on my email: shoaib.shaahh@gmail.com

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