Fainting Goats
THE LADIES!
This is BETSY with her last years wether. She was a first time mom last year and did a great job. Betsy is registered and out of Marshmello and Dually. She is a beautiful, unusual blue-gray with hints of roan.
This is SOOKY with two of her three triplets from 2 years ago. Sooky is a rescue who has had a bit of a difficult life but she is sassy and full of spunk! She raised her triplets easily. Sooky has beautiful blue eyes. She has been retired and will no longer have babies.
LILAC is on the left, her mother, MARSHMELLOW is on the right. Both Marshmellow and Lilac are registered and naturally polled! Lilac was also sired by Dually, but shows more intense blue/roan coloring than her younger sister, Betsy. Marshmello is the sweetheart of the herd.
This is BLUE EYES, she is Sooky's naturally polled daughter. Although the photo does not do her justice she has lovely, pale blue eyes. Blue Eyes will be a first time mom in 2019.
This is CARMELLO, Marshmellows twin sister. She also is registered and naturally polled. This photo was taken shortly before she kidded with polled twins last spring.
TWILIGHT is registered, a good mama, and tends to throw a lot of color in her offspring. It will be exciting to see the little ones this spring!
HERSHEY is Blue Eye's polled, younger sister. Although she doesn't have blue eyes her babies sometimes do! She is a very good mama!
This is DONUT! She is the polled daughter of Marshmellow and the last retained daughter of Dually.
She has the deepest blue-gray coloring yet and I am excited to see her young ones!
This is Lulu, she is the 2022 polled daughter of Marshmellow and Speckles. We will be looking forward to her babies in 2024!
THE GUYS!
RIP Dually. Dually passed away of old age December 2021. He was the first buck I purchased when I got into fainting goats, and the only buck who remained with us his whole life. He was an impressive animal, who stayed quite easy to work with unlike most bucks. He leaves behind many offspring including Betsy & Lilac who I retained years ago. In his later years of life he was leased out every fall, but in 2020 he also bred Marshmellow and Carmello one last time leading to me being able to retain Donut for one last daughter in my herd.
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