Azalea—oh my! From the moment she was born, I was completely in love. She was a singleton doeling out of two of my favorites, Zinnia and Flare. Her personality is truly unmatched just like her parents. She is a powerful young doe with a gorgeous brisket. I just think she’s got it and I’m so happy she’s mine. There’s so much to love about her, I could go on forever.
Wren, my little Wren, who isn’t so little anymore. She’s one I love watching on the move. She’s lovely, levels out beautifully, and has great length. Her pedigree is impressive, with her sire‘s dam being an elite doe and Wrens dam peaked at 5.2lbs as a first freshener. I can’t wait to see how Wren milks as she should be very promising in the milk department. I’m definitely considering showing her someday, I think she’d do very well.
Faye is a pretty girl with strong bones and a solid presence. Like others in the herd, her sire’s dam is an elite, and I have a feeling Faye may become one of our top milkers. I love her rich chocolate coloring and how she resembles her sire in that way, while already showing nice depth like her dam.
Dory.. where do I even begin? She is such a goofy goat. She insists on being involved in everything; it doesn’t matter what you’re doing, she has to be right in the middle of it. She comes from slower growing lines, so I’m enjoying watching her mature at her own pace. She has nice, straight front legs and looks like she’ll lean more toward the dairy side. Still very much a baby.
Katalina is a special one. When she was born, I honestly couldn’t tell what color she was at first. She ended up matching her great grand-dam (GCH Night Heron Farm JB Katniss *M VEEV87), but has a little extra pizzazz with her moonspots and blue eyes. So because of the roaning I had to name her after Katniss with a floral twist using a “K” instead of a “C.” She’s another Zinnia and Flare daughter with a wonderful personality.