Bagot
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| United Kingdom, GB | |
| Location | Blithfield Hall, Staffordshire, England. |
| Species | Goat |
| Management | semi-feral |
| Population size | less than 100 breeding females, critically endangered |
| Morphology | medium sized, horned, with long flowing black and white hair |
| History | Bagot goats were introduced to England at Blithfield Hall in the 1380s. They were probably brought back to England by returning crusadors. They probably trace back to the Rhône valley, possibly therefore a geographically separated group historically related to the Valais Blackneck (Walliser Schwarzhalsziege) |
| Source of information | The Bagot Goat Society, RBST |
| Hyperlink | http://www.bagotgoats.co.uk/ |
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