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GoatGoat Molasses Moca

Goat, Alpine - American, Doe (female) | Chamoisee, Chocolate trim

ADGA# AA2087478 | DOB: 3/1/2020 (6 yrs)

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Garden-Dairy Daisy's Hickory

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Garden-Dairy Daisy's Hickory

Alpine - AmericanBuck (male)Red Chamoise, Chocolate trim
ADGA# AA1836311DOB: 4/24/201610 yrs
Hickory has a very strait top line, and so far seems to be improving top lines in his kids, but does not improve small teats. He is out of very heavy milking lines. He has given us some amazing looking does, and udders, good milk amounts, and good milk flavor, as first fresheners. We are keeping quite a few of his daughters. Hickory has some large scur horns that must be cut back once a year, and he is destructive with them. He behaves for the most part when being handled, but you need to keep an eye on him while he is in rut. I need him to go, so we have room to bring in a new Alpine buck. Hickory stands 35" at his withers, and weighs 240lbs before rut.
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 ADGA# AA1836311 Red Chamoise, Chocolate trim
Dam:
Goatgoat Koko N Marshmallow

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Goatgoat Koko N Marshmallow

Alpine - AmericanDoe (female)Chamoisee, White star, spot by nose
ADGA# AA1931579DOB: 3/31/20188 yrs
We have good expectations for Koko, being Abby's and Jr's grandaughter. Koko freshened wonderful with everything you want in a show quality doe. She hand milks easily, with nice teat length, and large orifices. She is currently giving a gallon and a cup a day at two months fresh! We would be keeping her, except she started, having a distended stomach on one side at three weeks fresh. We found out that she is over eating, and needs to be on a strict diet. We are not where we can control her diet that much. She is very friendly, and well behaved. Koko is Negative for CAE 2020. Update, Koko was doing fine on our pasture and her stomach was no longer distended, so it is just the alfalfa hay that she has to be watched with/ limited on. Her stomach is back having issues as our pasture is running out already this year, and she is going back on hay, you can see how she is in the updated pictures. She is currently giving a gallon a day.
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 ADGA# AA1931579 Chamoisee, White star, spot by nose

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My daughter is happy to add this very pretty doe to her herd.

2022 Moca is an amazing doe, she peeked at a gallon and 2/3 a day as a first freshener! good flavored milk. We will be milking her through 2023.

She is 32 1/2" tall and 180lbs

Updated 1/23/2025

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