Nigerian Dwarf
New Moon Mo Lupine Blue (Blue Eyes)
Sire: Legacy's MS Monarch
Dam: Flat Rocks Fantasia
Registered: American Goat Society
DOB: 2-16-2008
Blue is an amazing mother and did a great job delivering quads.
Not bad for the 1st goat birthing on our farm.
Breed to DesertNanny EC Blue Galaxy on November 6th.
Should be having babies due in Summer 2012.
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Triple D Farm Lily June
Sire: Legacy's MS Fire Hawk
Dam: New Moon MO Lupine Blue
Registered: American Goat Society
DOB: 6-01-2011
As the 1st little girl goat born on our farm it only seemed right to give her to our daughter.
This is our daughter Emily at the fair after a fun dress up show.
She had a great time and is looking forward to taking Lily in Summer 2012.
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Triple D Farm Ring of Fire
Sire: Legacy's MS Fire Hawk
Dam: New Moon MO Lupine Blue
Registered: American Goat Society
DOB: 6-1-2011
FOR SALE $325.00
He is a great looking buck.
(Picture does not do him justice)
His colors are much briter than they look here.
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Viceroy
DOB: 7-15-08
This is the first goat we purchased for our farm.
We started out with a wether to make sure
we knew what we were doing before we invested in any females.
It only grew from there.
FOR SALE $75.00
Will sell with Ring of Fire as a package deal
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Chance
This is our first pygmy goat on our farm. We were not looking to add any more goats to our farm until we found out about this little guy. He was born with a heart murmur. An ultrasound showed the left side of his heart is enlarged. There is a chance he will get better but only time will tell. We will love him each day as though it was his last.
As of 12-18-2011 he is still doing great and growing just as planned. He stays out with all the other goats now. He only gets to come in the house on really cold nights. Dixie and him are best friends and we hope his heart is improving as he grows. It definately has not slowed him down.