Bucks
Castle Rock Diablo Fino
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DOB: 3/22/13
Height: 24" Blue Eyes LA 2014: VVV 86 LA 2015: +VE 81 Score reflects over max height |
Sire: Castle Rock Clark's Nutcracker
SS: Castle Rock Harvest Moon SD: CH/MCH/PGCH Cloverdale Blue Raven 2012 LA: VEEE90 Dam: GCH/ARMCH Castle Rock Sarafina 2*M 2*D 2015 LA: EEEE92 DS: Twin Creeks Montego Bay DD: ARMCH/GCH/PGCH Esperanza Sara *M *D |
MiniPrints Rocket Man
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DOB: 4/21/16
Height: Brown Eyes LA 2018: A+E 80 |
Sire: Castle Rock Tiger Moon
SS: Rosasharn's TL Sitka Spruce ++B SD: MCH/SGCH Castle Rock Once in a Blue Moon 2*D Dam: Fairlea Min Freyia 2015 VEEE90 DS: Fairlea Siegfried (Polled) DD: ARMCH Fairlea Troy *D 1*M |
Diablo and Rocky are available for driveway breeding services. Please contact us early to schedule a time to bring your doe as our schedules are very busy. Please DO NOT show up without an appointment.
We offer stud service at a rate of $75 for Diablo and $65 for Rocky. Does brought for breeding must have a recent (30 days or less) negative CAE test. Please send proof of test prior to bringing your doe for servicing.
The breeding fee will cover up to two separate visits for breeding, if additional visits are necessary & your doe does not settle the first time. Follow up visits should be with the same buck and should be within a reasonable time frame from the original breeding, typically 1-3 months after being bred. We recommend having your doe pregnancy tested via blood sample or having a vet sonogram to verify your doe's pregnancy as it can be difficult to tell by observing your bred doe.
No refunds for breeding services - even if the original buck is not available for rebreeding or your doe does not conceive.
Full stud fee applies after two (2) breeding visits.
Does should be in excellent health to ensure they will settle (become pregnant) and should have a good mineral balance in their systems, with copper and selenium important minerals for fertility. Your doe should have a free choice loose goat mineral available to consume at all times. Depending on your doe, you may need to supplement with a copper bolus and/or BO-SE (selenium/vitamin E shot or paste).
In adult goats, if their coat is very long and bushy or faded in color or if the goat's tail tip is bald, this may be a sign of copper mineral deficiency. Besides the bad hair, copper is extremely important for parasite resistance in goats. Copper deficient goats are less able to fight off parasite infestation and more prone to ailments caused by parasites. We recommend discussing your doe's health and any treatment with your veterinarian, prior to administering.
We have the right to refuse breeding after we observe and/or inspect your doe.
We offer stud service at a rate of $75 for Diablo and $65 for Rocky. Does brought for breeding must have a recent (30 days or less) negative CAE test. Please send proof of test prior to bringing your doe for servicing.
The breeding fee will cover up to two separate visits for breeding, if additional visits are necessary & your doe does not settle the first time. Follow up visits should be with the same buck and should be within a reasonable time frame from the original breeding, typically 1-3 months after being bred. We recommend having your doe pregnancy tested via blood sample or having a vet sonogram to verify your doe's pregnancy as it can be difficult to tell by observing your bred doe.
No refunds for breeding services - even if the original buck is not available for rebreeding or your doe does not conceive.
Full stud fee applies after two (2) breeding visits.
Does should be in excellent health to ensure they will settle (become pregnant) and should have a good mineral balance in their systems, with copper and selenium important minerals for fertility. Your doe should have a free choice loose goat mineral available to consume at all times. Depending on your doe, you may need to supplement with a copper bolus and/or BO-SE (selenium/vitamin E shot or paste).
In adult goats, if their coat is very long and bushy or faded in color or if the goat's tail tip is bald, this may be a sign of copper mineral deficiency. Besides the bad hair, copper is extremely important for parasite resistance in goats. Copper deficient goats are less able to fight off parasite infestation and more prone to ailments caused by parasites. We recommend discussing your doe's health and any treatment with your veterinarian, prior to administering.
We have the right to refuse breeding after we observe and/or inspect your doe.
reference bucks
 Castle Rock Kentucky
DOB: 4/3/09 Brown Eyes Residing at Split Rail Family Farm |
Sire: Rosasharn’s TL Sitka Spruce S* SS: ARMCH Rosasharn's Tiger L ++*S x SD: ARMCH Rosasharn's UMT Sassafrass 5*D) Dam: SGCH/ARMCH Castle Rock Alum Root 1*M 3*D DS: Twin Creeks BW Montego Bay ++*S ++*B DD: Castle Rock SnowFlurryCeanothus 2*D AR 1988 LA VEEE 91 |
