Dragonfly Farm Senior Does 2

I have always particularly liked this doe's dam, Treasure ,  (here's another udder shot)  who was RGCH on 5 occasions, and twice GCH. Sadly Treasure was lost to cancer recently. Andi is an absolute love, and a beauty as well. With that mark on her muzzle, she looks like she belongs in a "Got milk?" ad. That's appropriate, as she is a pleasure to milk with terrific teats.Thanks again, Kellye! For more pictures and information, including udder shots, click here to go to her page.

A few years back, when I asked Sunni to choose for me the doe kid she would keep if she had room for just one more, Penumbra was the one. She epitomizes the best of Flat Rocks; our 2007 linear appraiser, Elizabeth Henning, agreed that she is one of our most promising young does. In addition, she has a personality almost too big for her body, and a level of creativity that rivals that of the Meg/Calliope line. She believes we should all live in interesting times, and works to make it so. For more photos and information, including udder shots, click here to go to her page.

Show record: 1 x 1st, 1 x GCHJr, 1 x BOB Jr Doe

(Thanks, Michael Covey, for helping me get this picture!) For her cheerful and sunny personality, this doe is one of my favorites. She is so much fun to interact with and to milk that she ended up not getting bred for the show season in 2007, because her heats are very subtle unless she is penned near the bucks. The winter days just kept going by and I didn't want to stop milking her and move her to where she would show that she was in season--before I knew it, it was spring and she had stopped cycling. Fortunately Rio caught her on one of his clean-up visits this summer, and she kidded with beautiful buck doe twins in December. I just can't seem to avoid this situation with this doe; she will be dry in 2009. For more photos and information, including udder shots, click here to go to her page.

Show record: 2 x 1st

Typical electric personality from the Meg line.This doe in my favorite bright chamoisee is easily the loudest forlorn maiden during her heat cycle that I have ever heard...and like her mother before her, nothing can stop her from making her way to the buck pen, either. Well, she knows where it is, and never wanders anywhere else, so we let her have her way, but it can be hard to wait until November to get her bred! For more photos and information, including udder shots, click here to go to her page.

Show record: 8 x 1st, 1 x GCH Sr. doe, 2 x RGCH Sr. doe (received a leg for one)

2006 ANDDA All-American Milking doe 2 years to under 3 (tied with Party)

(Thanks, Michael, for this one too!) When asked recently which living goat I would take home if I could have absolutely anyone, I chose Pacifica's dam, Nonpareil. I am so happy to have her lookalike daughter, Sweetwater, back. For more photos and information, including udder shots, click here to go to her page.

Show record: 2 x 1st, 1 x RGCH

2006 ANDDA All-American Milking doe 2 years to under 3

Snowflake came here along with most of her herdmates when Heather decided to cut her herd waaay back in 2008. I feel very very fortunate to be the first one to whom she offered these outstanding goats, and I can't wait to see them freshen here. Thank you so much, Heather!

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She was aptly named when she arrived, but has become more friendly. The Wild one's littermate brother, Firecracker, is an absolutely stunning herd sire at Agape Oaks. Wild freshened with a single buckling under mysterious circumstances; she claims immaculate conception, but we have heard that one before. First freshening udder shown below. Wild is still very petite, about 19 inches tall, but was milking about 3 pounds per day. For more pictures and information, including udder shots, click here to go to her page.

Tiger came here from the October Hill herd, along with her gorgeous daughter by Rosasharn's TL Cauldron *S, Kali. Thank you so much, Peggy, for thinking of us!

Scarlet came here along with most of her herdmates when Heather decided to cut her herd waaay back in 2008. I feel very very fortunate to be the first one to whom she offered these outstanding goats, and I can't wait to see them freshen here. Thank you so much, Heather.

Dam: MCH Doe-Sy-Doe's Honey Bun *D E (Stonewall's Phineas Redux x MCH Stonewall's L'il Honeysuckle E 90.1)

Another of the lovely Doe-Sy-Does, as we have taken to calling them.Thank you so much, Heather! Bunny 's udder is gorgeous, much like that of her beautiful late granddam, Suncatcher. She is milking very well for such a small doe. For more pictures and information, including udder shots, click here to go to her page.

Dierdre is pure Twin Creeks breeding, closely linebred on Twink's Pixie and Weisbaden, and is an improvement over her dam, Summer Blonde, in the area of feet and legs, teats, and medial suspensory ligament, while retaining Summer's nice qualities in other areas, including her sweet and quiet personality--all of which reflects well on her sire, Giacomo. A powerful little doe, she still receives lots of positive comments from judges on her sharpness and dairy character, which are more evident to the hands than to the eye. Dierdre would be 2/3 of the way to her ADGA CH if she had been registered with them as a junior doe. For more pictures and information, including udder shots, click here to go to her page.

(Photo by Declan Dean) Birgitte has a particularly level topline, a quality we have been seeking. Along with a sweet temperment and a lot of substance, she has one of our favorite pedigrees of the kids from 2006, including AGS National Champions Waterlilly and Eclipse, and ANDDA Specialty BOB winner and close Eclipse relative Heidi, as well as our favorite old man Paco in multiple places. Freshened for the second time with a lovely udder; this photo taken almost dry. For more pictures and information, including udder shots, click here to go to her page.