Shekinah Creek Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Buffalo Clover Eldorado "Diego" He had blue eyes and a sweet personality

Sire: Kae Bar Tex Cad Coupe

Sire's Sire: Woodhaven Farms Cowboy Cadilak

Sire's Dam: Woodbridge Farm Tattiana

Dam: Buffalo Clover Laura

Dam's Sire: Dav-Lyn Pilgrim

Dam's Dam: Woodhaven Farms Bertha VaNation

Diego was a good example of a nigerian dwarf goat with milking genetics.  His pedigree didn't have a tremendous showing record but it did have decendants who produced in the pail.  We sold Diego in September.  We bred him to most of our does this fall.  So far both of his offspring look great.  I really liked this buck but my wife didn't care for him.  He should pass on great milking genes.  Diego has blue eyes and has great milking genetics.  He is very people friendly.  He cries for you every time you walk out in the back pasture.

Reserved space for future impact goats to our farm.

HoneyCreek  QueenOHearts (DESEASED 3/11/10

DOB: 2-7-2005

Sire: MCH Lost Valley Malachi *S

Sire's Sire: MCH Twin Creeks BW Perfect Storm +*S

Sire's Dam: Lost Valley Zinfandel 3*D

Dam: Lost Pines KD Gladys Knight

Dam's Sire: MCH Goodwood KW Dallas *S

Dam's Dam: Lost Pines KW Vixen 3*D

She was a daughter of MCH Lost Valley Malachi *S. Queeny died suddenly of bloat or bad hay.  I am leaning toward bad hay.  I didn't notice her bloat since I work all day.  I saw her laying down and it was too late. 

Queeny is a type of nigerian dwarf goat doe you want to build your herd upon.  She has a wonderful mammary system.  Queeny has great genetics and lots of potential.  She has 13 National Champion Titles in her pedigree.  I like queeny a lot.  I am an old college track runner.  Even though I don't run anymore I got the run of a life time on day one we I brought her home.  She took off running south (back to Texas).  I had to jump several barb wire fences and creeks before catching her about 3/4 mile south in the woods.  All of this wearing the best running shoes available (cowboy boots).