ADGA Registerable American Nubian doe
Title: ADGA Registerable American Nubian doe
Name: Grace Carmack
Website: https://gcarmack2015.wixsite.com/ccgcfarms
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Location: Mena
We're offering for your consideration an ADGA registerable American Nubian doeling. She was born on 05-24-2018 and is up-to-date on her CD&T vaccine. She is eating hay, grain, and grass and is drinking water. She's always been a very healthy kid. She was dam-raised and left on her dam until she was four months old. This doe is too young to breed this season but should definitely be ready at the end of 2019 to breed. Her dam doesn't have a show-quality udder, but her sire's dam's udder is very correct, so it could have been corrected. Her dam is a very heavy milker though. I had to milk her when she first freshened, and she was making almost a gallon a day while also feeding her twins.
I imagine this doe would do very well in the ring as a dry yearling and possibly as a milker also, depending on how her udder turns out.
Her dam is heavily spotted and her sire is a blue roan, yet she came out solid brown except for a light brown spot on the back of her front left leg and a couple white spots on her chest. She could very well change as she matures but she could very well stay the same.
Hoyt Farms Starchild is the ADGA registered name of her dam. Star is our tallest, largest Nubian doe. Was a very whiny kid but has settled down since she's kidded and matured. We love the size, height, and length on her, and of course the spots are a big plus. You can find pictures and more information on Star here: https://gcarmack2015.wixsite.com/ccgcfarms/starchild
CCGC Farms Blu Aint Your Color is the ADGA registered name of her sire. Blu came from one of our smaller Nubian does and was never a big kid or adult. He was a very calm, quiet buck though, especially for a Nubian. We sold him a few weeks ago but have pictures for those that want to see him.
I'm only selling her to a dairy showing home or to someone experienced enough that knows not to breed her this young.
We tested our entire herd, including the doeling's dam, for CAE in January 2018, and all of the goats we had at that time came back negative for the disease.
We're also an abscess-free herd.
Located in Mena, AR
I'm asking $225 for this lovely young lady.
E-mail this page to a friendName: Grace Carmack
Website: https://gcarmack2015.wixsite.com/ccgcfarms
Phone:
E-mail: Email this seller
Location: Mena
We're offering for your consideration an ADGA registerable American Nubian doeling. She was born on 05-24-2018 and is up-to-date on her CD&T vaccine. She is eating hay, grain, and grass and is drinking water. She's always been a very healthy kid. She was dam-raised and left on her dam until she was four months old. This doe is too young to breed this season but should definitely be ready at the end of 2019 to breed. Her dam doesn't have a show-quality udder, but her sire's dam's udder is very correct, so it could have been corrected. Her dam is a very heavy milker though. I had to milk her when she first freshened, and she was making almost a gallon a day while also feeding her twins.I imagine this doe would do very well in the ring as a dry yearling and possibly as a milker also, depending on how her udder turns out.
Her dam is heavily spotted and her sire is a blue roan, yet she came out solid brown except for a light brown spot on the back of her front left leg and a couple white spots on her chest. She could very well change as she matures but she could very well stay the same.
Hoyt Farms Starchild is the ADGA registered name of her dam. Star is our tallest, largest Nubian doe. Was a very whiny kid but has settled down since she's kidded and matured. We love the size, height, and length on her, and of course the spots are a big plus. You can find pictures and more information on Star here: https://gcarmack2015.wixsite.com/ccgcfarms/starchild
CCGC Farms Blu Aint Your Color is the ADGA registered name of her sire. Blu came from one of our smaller Nubian does and was never a big kid or adult. He was a very calm, quiet buck though, especially for a Nubian. We sold him a few weeks ago but have pictures for those that want to see him.
I'm only selling her to a dairy showing home or to someone experienced enough that knows not to breed her this young.
We tested our entire herd, including the doeling's dam, for CAE in January 2018, and all of the goats we had at that time came back negative for the disease.
We're also an abscess-free herd.
Located in Mena, AR
I'm asking $225 for this lovely young lady.
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