I can't begin to tell you how thrilled I am with this doe. Just take a look at that udder! She has actually completed one leg in milk, but she was not tattooed so it was not official. Such a shame. She's stunning! Anna joined us from Buttin'Heads in Ohio. She decided to downsize her herd and we were just one of the lucky individuals who was blessed with some of her beauties. Thank you so much Sue! We will love her!
     Anna is so sweet. She is a complete sweetheart and I love her to pieces. Anna is a doe I will never sell. She has the whole package going for her and being a senior too. Anna has been challenging to settle this fall. We started breeding her as soon as she began cycling in early September. Unfortunately, she came in heat again 3 weeks later and was bred again. Well this has happened 4 times now. Lucky for us though she is now getting an udder and is nearly as round as she is tall. I can hardly stand the wait to see what she will give us!
 

     Fuchsia was a buck-producer before she joined us. Luckily for us, that was broken on her first kidding here. She produced a gorgeous little gold doeling whom we named Golden Marinka. Golden Marinka is a variety of Fuchsia flowers. I hope the does keep coming each year. This year she gave us Brookwood Belle a tiny little black doeling. Unfortunately we are not positive who her sire is and we don't plan to DNA test so she will not be staying with us. Better luck next year bred to Revelation, Faith's son. Hoping for a doeling!

     Fuchsia is a gorgeous doe and her dam Flower Girl is stunning! See our reference does page for a picture of Fuchsia's dam Flower Girl. I am hoping that if Fuchsia herself doesn't produce that udder in her future freshenings, that perhaps her daughters or even sons can produce it. She has been scored at 86.9 Very Good and very dairy! She is an excellent brood doe but will not be one of our show string. She is not very friendly either.

     Civil is a big girl. She is the biggest doe in our herd and I do hope not overheight. She is a lovely doe and herd queen. She freshened here in February with a single buckling so we chose to breed her back for another 2008 freshening. She has already dried and we hope to milk her after her next freshening. She has huge easy to milk teats which are a huge plus in my book. I love easy to milk udders and teats!