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Dali is a two year old first freshener and I am having her linear appraisal done as soon as
ADGA can figure out what appraiser they have to send to western North Carolina in the next month or two. She was bred from the bloodlines of
Brankton Farm goats. David had the 1997 National Champion Junior Milker with best udder (and many Top Ten does). Her name was Iron-Rod
BT Naomi. Dali's grandmother was a double Naomi daughter.
Dali was shown on June 6th and took first place 2 year old milker with best udder in the class over 16 does and last September at the State Fair and came in 4
th out of 14 in her first time out. Her udder is coming along nicely. The two bucks are 3 weeks old on Saturday, born April 10
th.
We only had these two kids born this year. We have 5 does, 1
wether and the two
bucklings on our farm. So these babies are getting all the attention. My husband and I sit out in the turn out pen with them and play with them every day. My herd is
CAE negative,
Johnies's negative, TB and
Brucellosis negative.
Above is a picture of
Karson, their father and his pedigree. He scored 91 points last year
VEEE. He was one of two 90 point and above French Alpine bucks out of 5 that scored above 90 and above in the United States last year. He is a very calm and nice buck with an excellent disposition.
I am attaching Dali's bloodlines which go back to
MissDee Chico; Angel-Prairie Vega
Valminck (grandfather of both National Champion Alpines does last year) with two lines going back to him, in her dam and her sire's pedigree. Her sire's mother
Brankton Enchanter Mindy scored 87 points in 2009 and has completed one leg of her championship now. David is showing
Karson this spring and is working on his Championship.
Dali's bloodline also goes back to the
Qu'Appelle lineage which you will also see in Redwood Hills Ember
Amicale's pedigree. Her father Manning, was a yearling when he sired her, produced 9 offspring I think and died as a two year old. David gets handsome prices for his bucks but I do not have David's reputation, but all of my goats do spring from his bloodlines. He has been breeding registered French Alpine goats for over 30 years.
This picture of the
wether was taken when they were 5 days old. I am trying to get a good picture of Dali and the boys now.
Very reasonable priced, please inquire. Please contact us if you are interested and we will work out what it takes to give them a good home. Renee 828-779-1055.
