Blunderosa - Nigerian Dwarf Goats

We have added a few younger does to our herd.  Some are from our herd that we have had the privilege to keep back, and others are totally different bloodlines.  We are very excited to introduce these beautiful girls and get them into production.

Rail N Ranch FU Bailey's Cream  DOB 3/3/2009

Sire:  Sandy Hollow SU Fusion  (Rosasharn SS Ultimate  X  Sandy Hollow UK Fanny Mae 2*M)

Dam:  Desert Nanny Iced Lottie.  (Twin Creeks Icy Hot +B  X   Prairie Wood Azea Tamar 1*M)

 Bailey is a real sweetheart...she has to check out everything and everybody that enters her domain.  She is a very feminine doe with great milk lines  She is currently in the breeding pen with Blunderosa

Rail N Ranch FU Unity

Sire:  Sandy Hollow SU Fusion (Rosasharn SS Ultimate  X  Sandy Hollow UK Fanny Mae 2*M)

Dam:  Agape Oaks Amazing Grace 2"M (Flat Rocks Maestro  X  Flat Rocks Golden Rule 1*M)

Calle is another sweet doe with very nice milk lines.  I Unable to buy her dam when she was for sale, I waited for the next best thing...an Amazing Grace baby.  Calle is currently in the breeding pen with our buck, Desert Nanny Bonanza.

Blunderosa Cassandra

Sire:  Flying Goat Cassanova

Dam:  Bamboo Acres Bluberi Tea

Cassie is a very feminine doe with a nice long body and flat topline.  We are anxious to see what kind of udder she'll have...her dam had a super nice, well attached udder as a First Freshener raising her triplet does.

Blunderosa Just Charmin'

Sire:  Flying Goat Cassanova

Dam: Inavale Bamboo Acres High Wave

This little doe was born the day after we lost our doe Blunderosa Lilly Inavale.   I knew the minute she was born she was staying with us!  She is another long bodied, level topline doe whose dam has a super nice shaped udder. 

Blunderosa Buttons N Bows

Sire:  Flying Goat Cassanova

Dam:  Apache Valley Alexia

Buttons is out of our beautiful doe Lexi, one three of my favorite milkers.  Our buck, Zorro (Cassanova), is very consistant in putting the long bodies and level toplines on his kids.  The few I've seen that have freshened have very nice udders.  We can't wait to see what these b abies will produce.  Buttons won't be in the breeding pen until spring 2011, so we have awhile to wait.  Some things are just worth waiting for! ; )