Tam Taebo's Doll Registered Fullblood Boer and has 4 Ennoblements in her pedigree. D.O.B. 5-29-05
She was bred to BBO Classic Repeater and kidded a traditional buck and a traditional doe . She was purchased from CJBar Boers at www.cjbarboers.com
Leaning Tree WMS. Halo W94 USBGA ELITE ENNOBLED
The Girls
Shady Shamrock RNSH Michelle pictures with Michelle Holmes from BRC Boers.
Michelle was born here at Richard and Sandy's Boer Goat Farm on January 14, 2009. She is out of Lynx Hollow Truffle R14 and by Lynx Hollow Victor.
This is 118. She is a daughter of Australian National Champion Farm World War Lord. She was born February 2, 2006.
Thanks to Gary and Sandy Tetz, we are able to add these incredible bloodlines to our breeding program.
With her massive bulk, both front and rear, and good length, she will add width and length to anything she is paired with!
She definitely isn't in her show clothes here, but with her gentle disposition, she is easy to have around and will give us some beautiful babies.
This is Parker's Gourmet Jingle. She is a long bodied doe that will add length and a nice pedigree to our breeding program.
And she cleans up pretty darn good when you wanna take her to town too!
At the Southwest Washington Fair, August 22, 2009, Jingle was shown by Val Lopez and
won 1st place in her class and then Reserve Champion Senior Doe under Judge Patti Gylling
At the Southwest Washington Fair, August 23, 2009, Jingle was shown by Val Lopez and
won 1st place in her class and then Grand Champion Senior Doe under Judge Pat Hendrickson
RNSH Coaco's Pretty Pistol
Out of our doe RNSH Pistol and by our buck RNSH Coaco Valentine. You just don't get bloodlines like this everywhere!
We recently purchased Lynx Hollow Chanterelle from Cary Heyward at Lynx Hollow Boer Goat Ranch. Thank you Cary for selling us such a beautiful addition to our herd!
Chanterelle is the daughter of our Lynx Hollow Truffle. We liked Truffle so well that we just had to have her daughter!
Chanterelle is a good looking, sound doe. She came to us bred to Lynx Hollow P. Yakety Yak, son of Downen P115 **Ennobled** 12/2008
RNSH Tarzina - born January 21, 2010!
Daughter of Tarzan T-66 and out of our doe Tam Taebo's Doll
RNSH Tarzilla and RNSH Tarzina are the result of our A.I. Project
Tarzina is registered in the ABGA and USBGA as a Fullblood Boer
From more information about Tarzilla's daddy go to Fred Homeyer's Antelope Creek Boer Goats website at http://www.antelopecreek.com/
RNSH Yakety Yak Don't Talk Back
Registered as an ABGA Fullblood
Lynx Hollow Z-01
Born 1/18/2010
Registered ABGA and USBGA Fullblood
Thank you Cary Heyward, Lynx Hollow Boer Goats, for selling us this great doe!
One is a perfect 1-1 teated doe that kidded at one year old, has excellent mothering instincts and has enough extra milk for us to make cheese with; plus with that beautiful udder, she is easy to milk!
Lynx Hollow E.Yin
Born 3/3/2009
Registered ABGA and USBGA Fullblood. Check out the Champions page to see her spectacular show results!
Thank you Cary Heyward, Lynx Hollow Boer Goats, for selling us this great doe!
RICHARD & SANDY'S BOER GOAT FARM
Quality coming & going
We test regularly. All our animals have tested negative for CL, CAE and Johne's.
RNSH Rich Heart. Out of Parker's Gourmet Jingle and by RNSH Mr. Rich. Born February 4, 2011.
RNSH Two Rich, out of Lynx Hollw Z-01 and by RNSH Mr. Rich. Born February 4, 2011.
Click the link for more pictures of Heart.
Click here for more pictures of RNSH Two Rich
To see more pictures of Lynx Hollow E. Yin,
click on the link below
To see more pictures of Michelle, click on the link below
To view more pictures of RNSH Tarzina click the link below
To see more pictures of Lynx Hollow Chanterelle,
click on the link below
What can happen in 2 minutes?
As we were loading goats from the Red White and Boer Show last July, we loaded the 5 month old bucks into the front stall. As luck would have it, that door did not get completely latched.
We then led over a few little 5 month old girls to go into the next stall. We put them into the trailer without knowing that the door between them and the little boys was not completely latched (after all, the little boys were still where they belonged).
Each lap to get more animals was taking probably 2 or 3 minutes.
We went back for the next group of goats, and I was lagging a tad behind (not uncommon). When I got to the trailer Richard was in a very, very, very bad mood! The little boys that we had loaded first, had managed to get around the unlatched gate and into the stall with the little girls that we had loaded second.
I, of course, explained to Richard that he was being most unreasonable and dramatic and over-reacting in the most egregious way. After all, I explained, what can happen in 2 minutes!!
You know those 20 year stories that married couples have about each other. Well this is one of those stories that I am sure I would like to forget, and Richard will remember as long as time goes on.
This little guy is WHAT CAN HAPPEN IN 2 MINUTES!
RNSH Tarzina kidded December 2, 2010. She was 10 1/2 months old when she kidded this little guy. He weighed in at 7.4 pounds. Richard provided a little tug, but she looked like she would have done okay by herself.
Other than needing to provide a little more groceries, Tarzina is an outstanding mother. We think next time around she will have plenty of milk. This time, she doesn't have an abundance, but it appears to be adequate. What can we ask of such a young doe! She is incredible!
Heysus appears to be four teated, all separated with an additional nub. It is hard to tell for sure at this young age.
