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Lot #1
#985 Optimus Prime over a Nemo
daughter
This 88% doe is a complete package. She has plenty of
length and eye appeal to go with her muscling. A
show-quality offering with the ability to produce winning
wether.
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Lot #2
#987 Triple Play over the
full sister to Optimus Prime.
This fullblood doe is a full sister to #988. Superior
genetics are expressed in this model. Another foundation
doe for anyone interested in putting the "Meat" back into meat
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Lot #3
#991 Optimus Prime over a
Marge daughter
Another massive fullblood doe from the Marge line. A
beautiful head and neck complete the package. I think
we're beginning to see a trend here. Our herd has a
lot of Marge. Shouldn't yours?
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Lot #9
#9100 Optimus Prime
over Marge
Every year Marge produces our most massive kids.
This year was no exception. In addition to her
mass, this fullblood doe has a beautiful neck attachment
and Roman nose. The past two sales have had Marge
kids as our high-selling lot. This doe beats them
both.
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Lot #10
#9118 Triple Play over a
Renoir daughter
Perhaps our best offering. This doe has it all -
muscle, bone and style. Her pedigree goes back to some
of the best goats in the industry. If we didn't
already have a sister, this girl wouldn't be in the sale.
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Lot #11
#988 Triple Play over
the full sister to Optimus Prime
This fullblood represents the best of our genetics.
Optimus's sister is a gorgeous doe. Note the
elegant lines that make this a feminine powerhouse.
Another true foundation doe.
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Lot #16
#9124 Triple Play over a
Bingo granddaughter.
Another heavy fullblood doe with an elegant neck. Her
brother was our top buck from the 2009 kid crop. Great
genotype and phenotype. She could hold her own in a
competitive market class - imagine what her wethers will do.
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Lot #17
#997 Optimus over a Farmer
doe
2010 has been a great year for our wethers. The first
six reports that we have gotten back so far are all class
winners, with two Reserve Grands and one Overall Grand.
This doe's brother was our best wether to date. Look
at her length, top and hip. Not many animals can
exhibit all of those traits and maintain their structure.
This girl is ready to be in a competitive program or on the
show circuit.
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Lot #18
#995 Triple Play over a
PBF foundation doe
While this doe is exceptionally long, it is her width that
will impress you the most. Her massive barrel and
up-fronted stance will fit well into your 2011 wether plans.
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Lot #23
#9109 Optimus Prime over a
Nemo doe
This is a 75% doe out of our #1 percentage doe producer.
She traces her lines back to a competitive Nubian
program. The result is a meat wagon with superior
milk production, udder attachment, and mothering
instincts. A true foundation doe.
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Lot #24
#009 Triple Play over
Optimus Prime / Renoir
This young fullblood is one of the best of our 2010 spring
crop. Expect her to be like #9118. An excellent
prospect.
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Lot #25
#002 Triple Play over a
Linus daughter
This 88% spring kid has length and width to go with her
flashy black head. We have kept these Angora-cross
lines for quite some time as they produce our thickest
wethers every year. Only the second one we have ever
offered for sale for a reason. If you are looking for
a wether to compete in the low to mid-80s, this is the doe
for you.
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Lot #30
#007 Triple Play over
a Rocky doe
This 88% spring kid is beginning to show a resemblance
to her grandfather Rocky. Three quarters of this girl
goes back to the Farmer Stock Exchange. Why drive
to Texas when you can get the quality here?
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Lot #31
#013 Triple Play over an
Optimus Prime doe
If you want to know what she'll grow up to be this winter,
take a look at #997. The lines are the same. A
future wether-producer in the making.
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