THE GIRLS 

Almond Joy

 Almond is a rambunctious girl with a heart of gold.  She'll follow you from sun up to sun down, begging for yet another ear rub.  Always eager to break through the gate, she runs to the milk stand and waits for us to come milk her (bring her some grain).  She kidded with twins her first freshening, and triplets every year since then.   

  Rambar Ranch Almond Joy, ADGA N1466473

   Sire: Lonesome-Doe WD Forty

                                                               Dam:  Crooked Path's Sarah

                                                                 DOB: 2/21/2008

Angel's Solo

Angel is our fancy goat and she knows it!  She seems to actually enjoy having her hooves trimmed, and almost purrs out loud for throat rubs!  Probably THE most social girl in the herd, she is always the first one at the gate for milking and the last one to leave once the lights have been turned off.  She is a very dependable producer who lives up to her blood lines.

  Saada Angel's Solo, ADGA 1430469

          Sire: Saada Saadi El Shiraz

          Dam: Saada Saadi Angel Food

          DOB:  4/10/2007

Lady Cactus

Cactus is a loner goat.  She is always in the middle of the herd, and the last to approach a stranger.  But once she warms up to you, she doesn't leave your side.  She has a great utter and is a DREAM to milk.  Her bloodlines really shine through on the milk stand!

  Rambar Ranch Lady Cactus, ADGA 1440846

Sire: Saada Lord Orian

Dam:  Lonesome-Doe Midnight Bling

DOB: 3/2/2008

Luna

Twin sister to Cactus, but so not the same.  She has the same great milking qualities but what a different personality.  Everyone who steps into the goat pen is her best friend.  Very social, playful and fun to milk, ta boot!

  Rambar Ranch Luna, ADGA N1440847

Sire: Saada Lord Orian

Dam:  Lonesome-Doe Midnight Bling

DOB: 3/2/2008

Rambar Ranch Backstrap, ADGA N1488851

         Sire: Saada Lord Orian

Dam:  Random Bey Bambi

DOB: 2/3/2009

Backstrap is Cavan's favorite goat.  She came to our farm when she was a few days old and Cavan immediately claimed her.  She has grown into the tamest girl here, the boys love to sit on her - she never moves (which is no good for muttin-bustin' practice!). 

Blue Bell

Blue Bell is a strong goat with beautiful ears.  She and Tonto came to our herd together, as babies.  Her first year, she was milking 3/4 of a gallon a day, so we have high expectations for her as she ages.  She has wonderful utter structure and is a joy to have as a pet and a milker. 

Zenubi*Creek Blue Bell, ADGA N1472685

         Sire: Blissberry FMT Monte Python

Dam:  Zenubi*Creek Blue Tinkerbell

DOB: 3/5/2009

 Crimson N' Clover

Crimson is another one of my favorites.  She came to us as a yearling.  We were very eager for her to breed and kid as she comes from a great sire that we heard a lot about.  Wow!  We were not disapointed!  Crimson quickly climbed the scale to be a top producer here at Nuluv.  Oh, and as for personality, they don't get much funnier than this one.  Man, she can talk! 

Lonesome-Doe Crimson N' Clover, ADGA N1466696

         Sire: Lynnhaven Great Expectiations

Dam:  Lonesome-Doe Red Dawn

DOB: 5/11/2008

Sidekick

Sidekick got her name for her dependable leap everytime we stepped into the kid pen.  We were constantly telling her to get down, as a doeling.  She is another one that came to us a baby!  She has one teat that quirts sideways, which makes milking her by hand a little messy.  She is a solid producer, though, averaging around 3/4 gallon a day her first freshening. 

Rambar Ranch Sidekick, ADGA N1488852

         Sire: Saada Lord Orian

Dam:  Crooked Path's Sarah

DOB: 2/5/2009

Em

Em came to us from a local lady who has been raising nubians forever.  Em is 7/8 nubian, with a splash of spanish thrown in.  She is one of the stongest does I have ever had to drag!  This girl can fill a milk pail in no time.

Jewel

I think Jewel is the prettiest goat here.  This picture does not do her justice ~  it was taken in the summer of 2010.  She has proven to be a great milker and has a very laid back temperment.

Rambar Ranch Jewel, ADGA N1488853

         Sire: Saada Lord Orian

Dam:  Lonesome-Doe Midnight Bling

DOB: 3/15/2009

Glow Bug

Glow came to us along with Em.  She was dam raising 2 doelings when we brought her home, but was also familiar with a milk stand (and the grain that goes along with the stand!).  A follower, she lets Em do the fighting for the both of them, and quietly stands in the back.  She is one of the most consistent milkers on our farm, and has kidded 2 sets of triplets for us.

Vino

DOB: 1/4/2010

Paparika

Paprika is not registered.  She is a hilarious goat, who is constantly in trouble.  She likes wandering into the camper when we aren't paying attention and leave the door open to load or unload.  She keeps the "fancy" girls real and puts out just as much milk as any of them! 

 Pretty Faline

Vino's BFF, Faline is our sweet Bambi's last doeling.  Bambi was our herd queen, and we lost her to injuries sustained from a dog.  She kept her herd safe, and took the brunt of an attack.  It was a sad day when she left us.  I am so glad we had decided to keep her doeling from the past kidding season.  Faline was a solid first time freshener and I hope she fills the hooves her Mama left for her.

Nuluv Pretty Faline, ADGA N1571399

Sire: Saada Lord Orian

Dam:  Random Bey Bambi

DOB: 1/1/2010

Tubbs

Tubbs in another girl that came to us from the same herd as Em & Glow Bug.  She is not registered, and has a bit of Spanish in her.  She is hearty goat that puts out a solid gallon a day. 

Nutty Squaw

 I had this girl named the day we introduced Tonto to Almond Joy ("Almond Joys have nuts, Mounds don't.").  I was so excited to see her colors when she was born!  She will be bred for the first time in the spring of 2012.

Nuluv Nutty Squaw, ADGA

Sire: Zenubi*Creek Tonto

Dam:  Rambar Ranch Almond Joy

DOB: 2/25/2011

Running Reisling

 Reisling just comes from the greatest line of dams!  I hope I always have several does from this line on my milk stand.  She will be bred for the first time in the spring of 2012.

Nuluv Running Reisling, ADGA

Sire: Zenubi*Creek Tonto

Dam:  Nuluv Red Red Wine

DOB: 5/20/2011

Cream O' Wheat

 Cream o' Wheat was born to Spotty last winter.  Spotty was an older goat who was given to us at retirement time.  We decided to breed her one last time, with Tonto, just because of her moon spots.  She was beautiful!  And so is her doeling.  Spotty milked OVER a gallon a day.  I hope Cream o' Wheat follows her legacy.  She will be bred for the first time in the spring of 2012.

Spotty's Cream o' Wheat, not registered

Sire: Zenubi*Creek Tonto

Dam:  Spotty

DOB: 2/21/2011

Faline's Heart

Heart comes from another line of dams I want to keep a doeling out of every season.  She will be bred for the first time in the spring of 2012.

Nuluv Faline's Heart, ADGA

Sire: Zenubi*Creek Tonto

Dam:  Nuluv Pretty Faline

DOB: 5/12/2011

Emma

 Our strawberry blond, Emma had a rough first year.  She got her foot caught in a log and spent some time in a PVC cast.  She's every bit of the fighter her dam is!  But she is much sweeter than her dam!  She will be bred for the first time in the spring of 2012.

Emma, not registered

Sire: Zenubi*Creek Tonto

Dam:  Em

Yellow's Sabian

Sabian is a cross between a Saanen and a Nubian. Her dam is another one that came to us at retirement time.  But JukeBox thought she was good for another season, and she was.  Mellow is gone, now, but she left a bit of Saanen in our herd!  Sabian will be bred for the first time in the spring of 2012.

Sire: Zenubi*Creek Tonto

Dam:  Mellow

Raisin