OUR DOES
Willow Ridge Farm Ke'e Sunset
MDGA registered F3
Sire: Renickade Ranch Guacamole
Dam: Willow Ridge Farm Pretty Penny
Sire's Sire: Gambit Farm's Davey
Sire's Dam: Renickade Ranch JJ
Dam's Sire: Gambit Farm's AbrahamCount the Stars
Dam's Dam: The H. Carpenter Dulce De Leche
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Ke'e (pronounced Kay-ee) is a lovely junior doe. She has near perfect (if not perfect) conformation. I used to say "I'll know it when I see it" as it pertained to the ideal standard I was breeding toward. When Ke'e came along, I knew she was "it". I see her as a goat with tons of potential, whether on the milk stand or in the show ring.
Oak Patch Farm Little Dear
MDGA registered F6
Sire: Gambit Farms Scooby Doo
Dam: Ceder Creek AWR Sandra D
Sire's Sire: Lil' Rascal's The Sultan of Smooth
Sire's Dam: Gambit Farms Daphne
Dam's Sire: AutumnWoods Riddler *B
Dam's Dam: Lil' Bits Black Pearl
A purebred Mini Nubian, Little Dear brings in beautiful breed character and correct conformation to our herd. She is a very attentive mother and wonderfully easy to milk. Her lovely moonspots remind us of the spots on a baby fawn, inspiring her name, "Little Dear".
Willow Ridge Farm Cinnamon Swirl
MDGA registered F1
Cinnamon Swirl is a charming Mini-Nubian goat with exceptional dairy genetics. Daughter of Little Dear and Boulder, she features both beautiful coloring and quality. Perfect for those looking to enhance their herd, Cinnamon Swirl is sure to impress with her delightful personality and impressive lineage. Don't miss the opportunity to welcome this lovely addition to your farm!
HNDF Arabella Josaphine Princess
MDGA registered Nigerian Dwarf
Sire: Pat's Black Oak Farm J Cash *B
Dam: HNDF Aspen Dream
Sire's Sire: CH Pats Black Oak Farm Buddy *B
Sire's Dam: SG Little Hoofprints Kona 1*M
Dam's Sire: Itty Bitty Ones Diesel *B
Dam's Dam: Sonview Ranch Elaina
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Bella has solid Nigerian Dwarf conformation. She is both a wide and level doe, sporting beautiful coloring with moonspots. 2025 will be her first freshening year.
The A. Hanson Desert Rose "Desi"
MDGA registered Nigerian Dwarf
Sire: Pat's Black Oak Farm J Cash *B
Dam: HNDF Kalani
Sire's Sire: CH Pats Black Oak Farm Buddy *B
Sire's Dam: SG Little Hoofprints Kona 1*M
Dam's Sire: Itty Bitty Ones Diesel *B
Dam's Dam: Angeleen Acers Raspberry
Perhaps the sweetest goat on the farm, Desi is always looking for an open lap and a good chin scratch. She is out of tried and true dairy genetics and her sire carries his milk star.
The A. Hansen Sparkling Diamond
MDGA registered Nigerian Dwarf
Sire: Pat's Black Oak Farm J Cash *B
Dam: HNDF Kalani
Sire's Sire: CH Pats Black Oak Farm Buddy *B
Sire's Dam: SG Little Hoofprints Kona 1*M
Dam's Sire: Itty Bitty Ones Diesel *B
Dam's Dam: Angeleen Acres Raspberry
After her dam produced quintuplets, Silvie and her sister Desi came to us as bottle babies late Winter 2023. Silvie is full of fun and enjoys learning dog tricks such as shaking on command. Her sire, Pat's Black Oak J Cash has his milk star.
Daisy
Unregistered
While unregistered, Daisy is one special dairy goat! She is naturally polled, incredibly hardy, and sweet as can be. When it comes to milking, Daisy can put as much in the pail as her Mini Nubian counterparts. She is 1/8 Nubian and 7/8 Nigerian Dwarf.
Dulce and Penny
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Dulce and Penny have been the cornerstone of our Mini Nubian herd. This year our annual goat disease testing came back with very unexpected results revealing CAE virus in both Dulce and her daughter, Penny. CAE virus can cause arthritis and other chronic problems in goats and sheep. It does not infect humans.
WHAT WE ARE DOING ABOUT IT: Every single one of our goats were tested and retested for the disease. Other than Dulce and Penny, all the goats tested negative for CAE. Thankfully, CAE is not very contagious and is not believed to be transmitted in utero; nevertheless, we are keeping our clean tested goats on separate pasture. After extensive research on the disease, we have made the difficult decision to cull Dulce and Penny from the herd. While it is possible to maintain a herd with asymptomatic CAE such as this, we feel it is in the best interest of our herd and our homesteading community to eliminate any potential spread of this disease. Dulce and Penny will continue to be kept in comfortable isolation on our farm until the delivery of their kids. We will be there to assist and follow proper CAE protocol, including immediately removing the kids as they are delivered and strictly bottle feeding them in order to preserve them from the disease and to carry on their high-quality genetics.
As for our remaining 11 goats, they will each receive a 3-6 month follow-up test for CAE to ensure we maintain a CAE clean tested herd. Any adult goat sold from our farm will have received 2 consecutive negative tests for CAE, per recommended veterinary protocol. All kids sold from our farm will be from clean tested parentage, unless other specific requests have been made for Dulce and Penny's offspring. We continue to strive to offer not only excellence, but also honesty, transparency, and trust. For more information on CAE, refer to MERCK MANUAL Veterinary Manual: Caprine Arthritis and Encephalitis.
