Both male and female have horns. The horns on bucks can be quite large and impressive, curving up and away from the head and face. The does have nearly straight horns that curve back slightly. Both sexes use their horns to advantage when necessary, so always be cautious when handling them. A friendly goat can hurt you without meaning to.
Goats also seem prone to getting their horns caught in fences.
For some reason, the head and horns fit nicely on the way out but won t come back through the hole. A goat stuck in the fence can die of thirst or exposure. White and Natural Colored Today it is possible to raise both white and natural-colored Angoras. The colors available range from pale silver and tan to blue, black, and cinnamon-red. Most Angoras become paler as they age and this is a challenge facing breeders of colored goats.