Littermate sister to our lost beautiful First Flight, we were lucky to get Declare back in June of 2007. She looks a lot different than she did in her baby pictures--believe it or not, she's a chocolate buckskin, but could easily be mistaken for a solid chocolate goat. I have found out the hard way that you can not change this doe's routine one iota, or she stops eating. She remains one of our harder keepers, and is nicknamed "The Whippet", because there is not a spare ounce of fat on her. Despite her LA score, she is actually very graceful and well put together, and I believe maturity will reveal the potential that I see in her. For more photos and information, click here to go to her page. $450

Well, the pressure of numbers is really starting to hurt, as this is a sweet and lovely little doe who I really do not want to sell. She has a lot going for her, and could easily be the dam of master champions, as she has near perfect attachments and very nice overall conformation, and really is only lacking in size. She is just very tiny. For this reason, she is available to a very special home only. Can be bred to one of our bucks for an additional fee, if she is still open when the right buyer comes along.

(Photo by Dennis Whitlock.) Harley is a nice little polled doe of pure Flat Rocks breeding, who is apparently the spitting image of her granddam, Holy Terror. She is not supposed to even be here, because both of her parents are polled--obviously a big oops on my part, but she turns out to be perfectly normal. So we seem to have dodged a bullet, and you will certainly not see a pedigree like this one every day. I usually refer to Harley, who stands 17 1/2 " tall, as my toy goat--she is really very correct, just very tiny. I love her udder, though I have to admit it is not very gravitationally challenged. For more pictures and information, click here to go to her page.  $500 Sale pending.