Showing posts with label Mocha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mocha. Show all posts

Saturday, March 20, 2010

New Year Baby


Mocha totally surprised us by giving birth to this sweet little guy on New Year's Day! We had thought she wasn't bred, and were about to re-breed her to Image, but apparantly she found a moment with our Jr. Buck (not jr. any more!) Fairywood IM John Muir...and this darling little buckling was the result. We were calling him "Early Bird", but it has been changed to "Lightning Bolt" by the neighbor boy who will soon be his new owner. Lightning Bolt will be wethered and go to his new home for Easter.

Saturday, January 3, 2009

Fairywood Dark Chocolate


Known as "Merci", Fairywood Dark Chocolate is another of the triplets from Mocha's first freshening.

Fairywood Angel Cake

Fairywood Angel Cake 8 months old

Winning Champion Nigerian Dwarf Doe at the Maricopa County Fair. April 2008
Angel Cake is from Mocha's first freshening. Her sire is Martin's Rockin' Elvis.

Mocha's Bucklings

On October 6, 2008 Mocha gave birth to twin bucklings. They are by Glenda Smith's buck, Shabby Chic Tequila Shooter.

Fairywood Max

Fairywood Moritz

We intend to wether these two little boys as we really don't want another buck right now, but they are really cute! We left them with their cute little horns, and in another month or so they will move across the street to live with our dear neighbors. What sweet little pasture pets they will be!

Prairie Wood Mocha Frapachino

Mocha's first freshening, August 23, 2007. Triplet Does!
About a month after weaning her first babies.






We think some very beautiful dairy goats have come from Prairie Wood Ranch in New Mexico. Our very first Nigerian Dwarf, Mocha, is one of those. We purchased her in April of 2005 from a darling FFA girl at the Maricopa County Fair. Mocha was just a young 7 month old doeling at the time, but had won Reserve Champion Junior Doe for the show. She was the only Nigerian, and won this up against all the big dairy breeds. We were so thrilled to bring her home and begin our adventure with Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats!