UP-AND-COMING DOES
GRANDMA ELIZABETH’S LOOK-ALIKE
SVR1 Gloria’s Sylvia
Sire: MTS1 Sinclair’s Henry B
Dam: SVR1 Elizabeth’s Gloria Vanderbilt
Born: 11/11/24
Sylvia looks and acts just like her Grandma Elizabeth as seen under the Does page. If she grows up and produces just like her, we will be delighted as Elizabeth was a wonderful doe! So far, she’s got some nice size on her as she’s been a big girl from the beginning and a stand-out in the group.
ISLAND PARADISE
SVR1 Island’s Tahiti
Sire: MTS1 Sinclair’s Henry B
Dam: SVR1 Saila’s Cash Island
Born: 11/13/24
Tahiti is a natural born beauty. I don’t know when I have been so taken by the looks of a little doe as I have been with Tahiti. She just catches my eye every time I walk into the pen. Her mom, Island, has been a steady producer on the farm for years. We are eager to see how this daughter does.
GRANDMA’S MOVIE GIRL
SVR1 Bette’s Whitney
Sire: MTS1 Sinclair’s Henry B
Dam: SVR1 Victoria’s Bette Midler
Born: 11/14/24
Whitney was born with spots all over the red areas on her head, ears and neck, which made her very easy to recognize! Her Grandma is SVR1 Miss Kitty’s Victoria Barkley, so all her baby girls have been named after ladies in the movies! As you can see if you look under the Does page—her Grandmother is an outstanding doe in our herd! Whitney’s brother Tobias will be shown at the Park County Fair, summer 2025.
NORTHERN ITALY
SVR1 Capri’s Novara
Sire: MTS1 Sinclair’s Henry B
Dam: SVR1 Island’s Capri
Born: 12/3/24
Novara is a little beauty but is rather shy and likes to hide out in the middle of the group. This makes it super difficult to get a good picture of her! Meanwhile, she has no problem using her voice, which is interesting—a shy goat who isn’t afraid to speak up! But just like people, these goats all have unique personalities. Her brother Trentino will be shown at the Gunnison County Fair, summer 2025.
WIZARD OF OZ—WICKED
SVR1 Munchkin’s Galinda
Sire: MTS1 Sinclair’s Henry B
Dam: RBGS Midge’s Munchkin
Born: 12/16/24
We saw the movie “Wicked” over the holidays and just loved how the goat said, “Gah-ah-ah linda!” Since Mama is named Munchkin, this little girl just had to be Galinda. She is younger than the others she is in the corral with, but she stands up for herself and makes out just fine, so she’s already living up to her name. And she’s definitely “Popular” with us! Her Mother, Munchkin, is one of my favorite does as she is such a sweetheart. Her brother Toto will be shown at the Mesa County Fair, summer 2025.
WISHES DO COME TRUE
SVR1 Queen’s Jessie from The Joker
Sire: TKGB Gamblin’ Man’s Deuces Wild
Dam: RBGS Queen
Born: 3/13/25
We bought Jessie’s Mother from Oklahoma. She came already bred to a fabulous buck, so we were hoping we would get a buck and a doe when she had her babies. And guess what? That’s just what we got! Jessie and her brother Ramblin’ Man (see the Bucks page) will be staying here on the ranch. I mean, look at this little girl. She could be a model for a stuffed animal!
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Calamity and Geisha are so good looking and I’m sure will be fine additions to your herd. Love seeing these new additions.
Thank you Diane. I think they will be great little girls!
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Hi Mary Nelson is doing fine he’s really happy here at the hunt farm he just got friends here today thanks
So good to hear from you Trey. Happy for Nelson. He’s a beauty. Good luck at the Fair.
Hi mary I’ve been wondering if you have any does I could buy from you we decided to make to start our own herd
Congratulations Trey! That’s fantastic. I will have does for sale in February. They are all bred now and I am super anxious to see what I will get this next year. Come see the babies in January/February.
What a nice collection you have. They are all great looking and it’s impressive that you pick out their personalities so quickly and completely. They are lucky to come into your world and get such excellent care.
Thank you Diane. We spend a lot of time with our animals and get to know them well. We are very pleased with this group of young girls and look forward to what they will do in the future.