Our beautiful, elegant RNSH Fussy Valentine is by our buck FLNS Max out of our Doe Valentine.  She has shown very well this year.  She has a beautiful head and incredible spring of rib.  She is going to be a fine brood doe.Fussy - 1st Place at Southwest Washington FairOur sweet, angelic little Fussy just pushed her brother off the rock and seems to be quite satisfied with the situation!Seth and Fussy showing off their 1st place and Champion Ribbon from the Waller Road Fair 2008.Ben and Fussy showing off their 1st place and  Champion Ribbon and trophy at the Lacamas Fair 2008Fussy doesn't understand why we would possibly want to have a crop of new babies when we have her and Mary Ann!

Here Fussy is telling us that, even though she is pregnant, she would still be more than happy to be a bottle baby.

Do you think it's too early to wean her? :)Fussy winning Grand Champion Yearling Doe at the Southwest Washington Fair USBGA Show under Judge Patti GyllingFussy winning Grand Champion Yearling Doe at the Southwest Washington Fair August 23, 2009 under USBGA Judge Pat Hendrickson.September 17, 2009, Fussy won Reserve Champion Yearling Doe under ABGA Judge Kyle Strickland at the Puyallup Fair Show, shown by Jodi Osborne.September 18, 2009, Fussy won Reserve Champion Yearling Doe under ABGA fred Homeyer  at the Puyallup Fair Show, shown by Jana Roberts.Krystal and Fussy at Red White and Boer, 2009Krystal and Fussy at Red White and Boer, 2009Fussy and family, 1/18/2008
We purchased WHG Dura Max's Valentine from Zoe and Elise at White House Farm www.whitehousegoats.com .  She is registered in the USBGA Full Blood Herd Book as 100% Boer Doe.   Valentine's sire, NK Dura Max is ABGA Ennobled.  Valentine has 10 Ennoblements in her pedigree.  The picture to the right shows her very pregnant!

Valentine is one of our first does.  She is an incredible producer.  Each year she gives us some of our best stock.  And it doesn't matter who she is bred to - she just produces great kids.

Thank you Elise for breeding such a fine doe!
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
My little angel.  Toboton Creek Mary Ann had a rough start and lived in the house for a while.  It took over a week of feeding every 2 or 3 hours before she finally learned to suckle.  She spent a lot of hours on my lap, and really enjoyed being rocked.  She is more than a little spoiled and there is no doubt in her mind that she is my favorite goat in the world (and she is right).

Mary Ann is from Dan Di Cicco & Lynda Kofford-Di Cicco of Toboton Creek Ranch http://www.tobotoncreekenterprises.com/ Thank you Lynda and Dan for selling us such a delightful little doeling!  She has the most personality of anyone in the herd.  In fact, Mary Ann's main problem in life is she can't figure out why we insist in leaving her out in the field with the goats!

She is a triplet born December 20, 2007.  Mary Ann has a very feminine appearance, but she is going to be a big girl and will help add length and bulk to our herd.

As you can see in the picture below, Mary Ann knows the importance of taking time in life to smell the flowers!
Leaning Tree WMS. Halo W94. 

Thank you to Leslie Bader-Robinson of Leaning Tree Boer Goats at http://www.leaningtreefarm.com for selling us Halo!  Halo is a great addition to our herd and show team.
Lynx Hollow Truffle is originally from Cary Heyward.  We bought her from Carol with the help of Gary Tetz.  Look at the feminine wedge - this gal is going to give us some beautiful goat kids.  She produced our little champion, Shady Shamrock RNSH Michelle!
The Girls
Thank you Patti Ross for selling us
Capriole's Miss Ellensburg!

What a goat!  Miss E has an impressive show record due to her incredible confirmation and Patti's attention to conditioning, grooming and her showmanship abilities.

Miss E immediately walked into the barn and explained to the other girls that she was a Queen and expected them to acknowledge her status!

She doesn't care for other goats that don't conform with her opinions, but she loves people and loves attention - especially if you're willing to give her a good long cheek rub!
And the wins continue in 2009!
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.
RNSH Krystal Valentine with Krystal Clemmons of Clemmons Boers.

Krystal is out of WHG Dura Max's Valentine.


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.




Fussy has a little weight issue - she is what you might call a very easy keeper and gains weight very easily.

She went on a visit to BRC Boers where she could roam over 300 acres and get some exercise.  Fussy did indeed loose some of that unsightly weight.  Krystal and Michelle decided that she could use a new outfit to go along with her new slender look.
Click the arrow below to see Fussy roaming in the beautiful BRC fields and enjoying her new summer look.
Summitview Boers           
BRC Boers
Richard and Tam Taebo's Doll at the Southwest
Washington Fair USBGA Boer Goat Show in 2008.  This picture was taken just before Doll won the class and took Grand Champion Doe.Doll with her tripletsSheridan Lantz showing Tam Taebo's Doll at Lacamas Fair for a 1st place and Champion trophy!August 23, 2009, Doll and Sheridan Lantz winning Reserve Champion Doe at the Southwest Washington Fair USBGA Show under Judge Pat Lantz.Doll winning Reserve Champion Senior Doe at the Puyallup Fair Show under USBGA Judge Pat Hendrickson, September 17, 2009
Wyatt and Mary Ann in the Lacamas Fair - Wyatt is fairly sure that she should not be laying down in the middle of the class!  Mary Ann doesn't really care. . .At the Waller Road Fair, Mary Ann behaves a little better for Wyatt.  .Mary Ann March 7, 2009 - the back drop for taking pictures of the babies had been taken down without taking pictures of Mary Ann and she was not about to be left out.  She was determined to set it back up and be included!
Since being on a rigorous exercise regime at BRC Boers, Fussy has found a new air of confidence - and has built a higher self esteem. She is so proud of herself, and looks so sexy, on Saturday she decided to Flaunt it.
Fussy ready to go out on the town!
Miss E winning Grand Champion and Grand Champion All Around Doe at the Stanwood, NWABGC Boer Show May 1, 2009.Here are some pictures supplied by Leslie (Leaning Tree Boer Goats at http://www.leaningtreefarm.com/ ) of Patti, Leslie and Miss Ellensburg.  
Miss E is all spiffied up and ready to show in the first two pictures taken back in 2006 at Walla Walla and the third one in 2008 at the Puyallup Spring FaMiss E winning Reserve Champion at the June 20, 2009 USBGA Cottage Grove, Oregon Show under Judge Joe McCall.Miss E winning  Grand Champion Doe at Southwest Washington Fair, August 22, 2009 under USBGA Judge Patti Gylling.
Valentine is a great Mom.  She has plenty of milk to make them grow - look at Coaco! The picture to the right shows Valentine very pregnant!Valentine at BRC Boers 2009.  Valentine should have Tommy babies in January 2010!
Michelle took 3rd out of a class of 30 at the April Fools Show in Stevenson, Washington on April 4, 2009.  

The judge commented on her correct conformation complemented her length and correct head.Michelle won First Place in Junior Full Blood Does 3 - 6 months and Grand Champion Full Blood Junior Doe at the Stanwood NWABGC Star Spangled Boer Show on May 30, 2009.Michelle winning Grand Champion  at the Southwest Washington Fair August 22, 2009 under USBGA Judge Patti GyllingAugust 23, 2009, Michelle took Grand Champion Junior Doe at the Southwest Washington Fair USBGA Show under Judge Pat Hendrickson.
Halo took Reserve Champion Yearling Doe at the 2009 April Fools Show in Stevenson, Washington.  The show was sponsored by the Cascade Boer Goat Assocation and was so widley attended that entries were cut off about 2 weeks before the show.Leaning Tree WMS. Halo W94.  

Thank you to Leslie Bader-Robinson of Leaning Tree Boer Goats at http://www.leaningtreefarm.com for selling us Halo!  Halo is a great addition to our show team and will give us beautiful kids next year.At the Stanwood, Washington Star Spangled Boer Show on May 31, 2008, Double Judged USBGA Shows by Patti Gylling and Marie Layman, both judges agreed that Halo was the Grand Champion Junior Full Blood Doe.Halo showing off her 2008 winningsAt the Puyallup Fair Halo won Champion Junior Doe and Grand Champion Over All Doe, September 2008.Puyallup Fair 2008 ABGA Show Yearling ChampionHalo Puyallup Fair 2008 ABGA Show Over All DoeHalo earning her final point to be USBGA Ennobled at the NWABGC Star Spangled Boer Goat Show in Stanwood, WA May 30, 2009, by winning the Grand Champion Yearling FB Doe

Halo went on to win her first Challenge for USBGA Elite Ennoblement at the same show.

Judges were Marie Layman and Margaret Webb.
And the newest additions!

RNSH Coaco's Annie and RNSH Coaco's Pretty Pistol are both by our buck RNSH Coaco Valentine.  Pretty is a little young yet and we hope she will continue to be on our show string.   Annie is very flashy and at the NWABGC double judged Star Spangled Boer Show in Stanwood, WA,  Annie took second in her  0 - 3 month Full Blood Doeling class under both judges.  At the June 20, 2009 Cottage Grove, Oregon Show, Annie placed 1st under Judge Annette Johanson and 1st under Judge Joe McCall.
I hope you know I'd rather be back in the stall with mom?
Val Lopez showing Jingle to Reserve Champion Doe at Southwest Washington Fair, August 22, 2009 under USBGA Judge Patti Gylling.Val Lopez showing Jingle to win first place in her class and then on to  Reserve Champion Doe at Southwest Washington Fair, August 22, 2009 under USBGA Judge Patti Gylling. August 23, 2009, JIngle and Val Lopez winning  Champion Doe at the Southwest Washington Fair USBGA Show under Judge Pat Hendrickson.
Annie, 16 days oldAnnie is shown by Nancy Dickie of Laughing Stock Boer Goats.Annie placed 4th out of 12 for the 1st and 3rd shows at Red White and Boer Shows, July 4 & 5th, 2009.Annie shown by Krystal Clemmons and Pretty shown by Sandy.

Annie placed 4th out of 12 for the 1st and 3rd shows at Red White and Boer Shows, July 4 & 5th, 2009.
At only 45 days old, on May 30, 2009, Annie made quite an impression at her first show. 

At the NWABGC double judged Star Spangled Boer Show in Stanwood, WA,   Annie took second in her  0 - 3 month Full Blood Doeling class under Margaret Webb.

At the NWABGC double judged Star Spangled Boer Show in Stanwood, WA,   Annie took second in her  0 - 3 month Full Blood Doeling class under Marie Layman.

At the June 20, 2009 Cottage Grove, Oregon Show, Annie placed 1st under Judge Annette Johanson and 1st under Judge Joe McCall.

At Southwest Washington Fair, USBGA Show, Annie took 4th out of 12 under Judge Patti Gylling.

Annie placed 4th out of 12 for the 1st and 3rd shows at Red White and Boer Shows, July 4 & 5th, 2009.

Annie is feminine, long and square standing.  As you can see, she is also very flashy and striking to look at.   That dark, dark hood really stands out!

Annie has a split teat on one side; however, it passed under all judges for all judges in USBGA and ABGA she has shown under.
Annie in her play clothes ready for a playful photo op.  These pictures were taken September 26, 2009.  Annie is a little dirty because, although she so feminine that she looks like a model, she tends to be a bit of a tomboy!  She loves to run and frolic and have a good time with her playmates.
RNSH Coaco's Annie.  September 26, 2009.RNSH Coaco's Annie.  September 26, 2009.RNSH Coaco's Annie.  September 26, 2009.RNSH Coaco's Annie.  September 26, 2009.RNSH Coaco's Annie.  September 26, 2009.RNSH Coaco's Annie.  September 26, 2009.RNSH Coaco's Annie.  September 26, 2009.RNSH Coaco's Annie.  September 26, 2009.RNSH Coaco's Annie.  September 26, 2009.RNSH Coaco's Annie.  September 26, 2009.
RNSH Coaco's Pretty Pistol

This is one of our Pride and Joys for this year's kidding season.  She is as beautiful as her pedigree.  But we've got the Mommy and we've got the Daddy so next year, we'll just make another one!

Out of our doe RNSH Pistol and by our buck RNSH Coaco Valentine.  You just don't get bloodlines like this everywhere!

Pretty placed 5th out of a class of 12 at the Southwest Washington Fair, August 22, 2009 under USBGA Judge Patti Gylling.

Pretty placed 1st at the Puyallup Fair, August 17, 2009 under ABGA Judge Kyle Strickland.

Pretty took placed 1st in her class and then took Reserve Champion Doe at the Puyallup Fair, September 18, 2009 under Judge Fred Homeyer.

Just a few hours old and already active, eating and exploring!!  Annie, Maynard and Mama Pistol, April 21, 2009 Annie at Cottage Grove Show, June 20, 2009.Annie at Cottage Grove Show, June 20, 2009.Annie at Cottage Grove Show, June 20, 2009.Pretty taking  5th out of a class of 12 at the Southwest Washington Fair, August 22, 2009 under USBGA Judge Patti Gylling.  Pretty got a tiny bit bored during the class and spent most of her time practicing her dance routine on her hind legs.  Pretty taking 1st place at the Puyallup Fair, September 17, 2009 under ABGA Judge Kyle Strickland.RNSH Pretty Pistol, Shown by Jana Roberts, Reserve Champion Jr Doe at the Puyallup Fair, under ABGA 
Judge Fred Homeyer, September 18, 2009
RNSH Pretty Pistol, Shown by Jana Roberts, Reserve Champion Jr Doe at the Puyallup Fair, under ABGA
Judge Fred Homeyer, September 18, 2009
Leaning Tree WMS. Hail Mary W93
Thank you to Leslie Bader-Robinson from Leaning Tree
Boer Goats at http://www.leaningtreefarm.com/
for selling us this beautiful doe - full sister to our favorite gale, Leaning Tree WMS. Halo W94.

The first show we took Hail Mary to was the Puyallup Fair show.  Halo took Grand Champion Senior Doe under ABGA Judge Kyle Strickland and Hail Mary took Reserve Champion!  What a pair.  That Leslie raises some fine goats!~
Hail Mary winning Reserve Champion Doe under her sister Halo who won Grand Champion Senior Doe at the Puyallup Fair ABGA show judged by Kyle Strickland, September 17, 2009.Hail Mary photo op, September 26, 2009Hail Mary photo op, September 26, 2009Hail Mary photo op, September 26, 2009Hail Mary photo op, September 26, 2009Hail Mary photo op, September 26, 2009
And what is this?  This doesn't match anything on Richard and Sandy's Boer Goat Farm!??  This is Kally short for Kaleidoscope.  Sandy was feeling left out because we just weren't making it in the Spotted Goat Club - Sooooo . . . Michelle from BRC Boers http://www.brcboers.com/ found us this little beauty.  She is a Nubian doeling and we just love her!  

We lean toward traditional breeding, but a little color just adds some variety to the herd.  We will be breeding Kally to Coaco in 2010 and we will see what they produce!  We think with Kally's strong structure and the bulk and width Coaco will add, we might get some very nice percentage animals!
RICHARD & SANDY'S BOER GOAT FARM
War Lord at  BRC 2009.  War Lord should have Tommy babies in January 2009.War Lord at  BRC 2009.  War Lord should have Tommy babies in January 2009.
Pictures coming as soon as we can get out and get them taken! 
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!

Changerelle is a good looking, sound doe.  She came to us bred to Lynx Hollow P. Yakety Yak, son of Downen P115 **Ennobled** 12/2008.