The buck is the most important individual in your herd.  He is responsible for 50% of the genetics in the offspring of the herd and all your does together make up the other 50%.  In three years his genetics make up 90% of your herd genetics. Your choice of herd sire is extremely important.

Uriah is our 100% New Zealand TAY V108 grandson. He is only two years old but has already sired two kidding seasons. He throws kids with great confirmation with lots of color, and his kids pack on the meat. He lives up to his namesake who was one of King David's "Mighty Warriors". 

He is our Purebred Herd Sire. With Jericho's early imprinting, he is quite a gentleman. His sire, Apache Loverboy, passed on his confirmation and is evident in Jericho. He is the grandson of Sunboy Loverboy whose dam is known for her great maternal instincts and skills. Jericho's dam has not needed to be dewormed in the last three years. So he has a lot of inherent qualities that are really valued in meat goats.     

Viking is a 100% New Zealand, RDH Strike Gold grandson and an ECR Black Gold N60, BHR Zion, and GHK Cherokee Fiddler great grandson. We were very impressed by his confirmation and growth and are very excited to see how he grows and performs on our farm. We are planning on using him for our next breeding season this fall. My daughter Jaime (Jazzy Jewels), purchased him from Walnut Ridge Kiko Goats.