This study was designed to determine whether repeated superovulation is beneficial for recovery and quality of oocytes in Korean native goats. Seventy-six mature goats, maintained in a pen under natural day length and fed hay ad libitum, were pretreated with progestagen impregnated CIDR for 10 days and then the goats were divided into two groups. One group of the goats received a single intramuscular injection of 1,000 IU PMSG on Day 8 of CIDR insertion. The other group of the goats received twice daily intramuscular injections of a total of 70 mg FSH for 3 days from Day 8 of CIDR. All the gonadotropin treated goats were injected with 10 mg $PGF2{alpha}on$ Day 8 and 400 IU hCG in the afternoon on Day 10. For oocyte recovery, donor goats were fasted 24 h before operation. Anesthesia was induced by intravenous injection of 2% xylazine(0.2 mg/kg body weight) and ketamin(11 mg/kg body weight). In vivo oocytes were recovered by follicle aspiration or oviduct flushing at 35 to 40 hours after hCG injection through mid-ventral incision. The mean number of CL and oocytes recovered and recovery rate of oocytes by oviduct flushing were greater(P<0.05) in the first treatment than those in the second treatment. Contrary to our assumption, PMSG treatment significantly (P<0.05) increased the number of CL formed and recovery rate of oocytes compared to FSH. However, the same effect was not observed in recovery of follicular oocytes. There was no significant difference in oocyte quality between FSH and PMSG or first and second treatments. The present results indicate that repeated superovulation and repeated use of donor animals may be inefficient for obtaining oocytes in good qualities.