This is Hildie's fifth freshening, and one of Fergus's first breedings. Hildie has matured into a very nice doe and always breeds up. I'm super excited to see what she and Fergus will produce together. I'm expecting length, levelness and improvement to udder height. After kidding, Hildie will be available with some or all of her kids (I may retain a doe). I love this girl, but she's become too strong of  a her queen, and I think she would be suited to a smaller herd of just her family unit.

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Kids can be buckskin, buckskin chamoisee combos or buckskins carrying black, will most likely have white patterning, with frosting on the nose and ears. Chocolate modifier possible.

This will be third time I've bred Juno and Hank. They make absolutely beautiful, conformationally correct kids, with lovely udders and incredibly sweet personalities. In their first breeding, they gave us two polled girls, and in the second, triplets inlcuding a polled buck (sold as herdsire), horned wether, and polled doe. (4/5 polled kids in total)

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Kids could possibly be buckskin, combos of buckskin, cou clair or bezoar, will mostl ikely have some white patterning. Chocolate possible, polled possible. 

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I am REALLY excited to see what comes of this cross. This will be one heck of a pedigree, with amazing farms from all over the country. Caspian brings in some very beautiful, high producing udders, and I can't wait to see how their genes play together.

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Kids will most likely be a variation of buckskin, with abundant white patterning. Polled possible. 

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Myrcella is the only 2019 doe I retained, and I don't regret it for a minute. In addition to her "love absolutely everybody" personality, she has matured into a lovely yearling, with length, width, strong, clean legs, and a lot of potential in her conformation. I'm enjoying watching her mature, and can't wait to see how her first freshening further changes her body. Her dam's second freshening udder was very nice, with excellent proportions. Her teats were somewhat small, but had nice, open orifices, allowing for easy hand milking. Micah is still coming into his own, but I'm LOVING what I'm seeing. Tons of width and levelness, with strong, straight legs, a beautiful, high rear arch, and a super masculine look. His sire is absolutely stunning, and his dam produces copious amounts of milk from a lovely udder. Being bred out of Washington, he also brings some fresh genetics to the area, and did I mention, the silver gene?

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Kids will be variations of bezoar carrying a hidden black gene, with white patterning. Polled possible. Silver and heavy roaning possible.

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Oooohh I am DYING for a doe from this pairing! Coco's 2F was absolutely gorgeous. High with good capacity, beautiful texture, a lovely medial, and large teats that were easy to hand milk. At two years old, Coco is maturing into a lovely, refined dairy doe. Fergus is a 2020 buck that I was really excited to bring into the herd, and have been even more excited watching him mature. He has excellent conformation, with a beautiful topline, level rump, straight legs and a beautifully high and wide escutcheon. Plus, he sports a list of distinguished farms in his pedigree that I just couldn't say no to!

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Kids will be buckskin, or buckskin carrying black. Polled likely, chocolate likely.

Veda is such a lovely doe, with a very refined look. She has beautiful, long confirmation, straight legs, and neat feet. She has a high rear udder archand I'm looking forward to her second freshening to see what her udder is really capable of. Caspian brings in some very beautiful, high producing udders, and I can't wait to see how their genes play together.

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Kids will possibly be buckskin, or a combination of buckskin with bezoar, most likely with random white, frosted nose and ears, and a white poll. Chocolate possible, polled possible. 

Edith has the softest most buttery udder, with nicely proportioned teats and open orifices that make her exceptionally easy to hand milk. Her udder was nice and high with a strong medial and good capacity. She easily nursed triplet boys last year as a 2F, with milk to spare, and is the gentlest, most conscientious mother. I'm absolutely dying for a girl child from her 2021 litter with Bashan Farm Micah. Micah is still growing into his own, but I'm LOVING what I'm seeing. Tons of width and level, with strong, straight legs, a beautiful, high rear arch, and a super masculine look. His sire is absolutely stunning, and his dam produces copious amounts of milk from a lovely udder (and if everything workds out, her owner plans to have her starred this year (fingers crossed) making her a 3*M). Being bred out of Washington, he also brings some fresh genetics to the valley, and did I mention, the silver gene?

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Kids will be variations of buckskin carrying a black gene, with white patterning. Polled possible. Silver and heavily roaned buckskin possible.

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