NEWS NEWS NEWS!!!
AS ALWAYS, WHOLE HERD TESTED FOR CAE AND JOHNE'S APRIL 2008 AND WHOLE HERD NEGATIVE! Never any CL detected in our goats nor on our property.
We're pleased to announce that we have a new AGS champion! Sayil is now known as ARMCH Sandy Hills Hollow KF Sayil 3*D 2*M!! She finished her AGS championship taking Senior Doe at the Alaska State Fair ADGA Show!
Silveraurora is proud to announce the following awards we received for our 2005, 2006, and 2007 Top Ten One Day Test milk production!! WOW!
QSF DTI Patience*D*M AR(both registries)
2005 AND 2006 #2 High Score
2005 #2 High Milk - 6.6 pounds!!
2006 - BREED LEADER tied for 1st - 6.8 pounds!
ARMCH Twin Creek's PM Scarlet*D*M AR(both registries)
2005 #6 High Score
2006 #6 High Milk
2005 #7 High Milk
2005 #8 High Butterfat
QSF DTI Faith*D*M AR (both registries)
2005 #9 High Score
2006 #6 tie High Milk
2005 #10 High Milk
2005 #11 (4 way tie) High Protein
Rosasharn's UMT Bella Roo 3*D AR
2006 #3 High Score
2006 #3 High Milk - 6.1 pounds!!
Gay-Mor Mick's Poison Locket*D*M AR (both registries)
2005 #7 High Butterfat
2006 #10 High Score
2006 #9 High Protein
Herzinger's Bella Luna *D (AR pending both registries)
2005 #4 High Butterfat
2007 #5 High Score
We also went home with the Lowest Somatic Cell Count on 305 day test in 2005 with a 1.0 Linear Format, the honor going to
ARMCH Twin Creek's PM Scarlet*D*M AR (AGS & ADGA).
WAHOO! The girls did GOOD!!
Our does have been selected for milk production potential as well as conformation. They are all dual registered with both AGS and ADGA. We practice 'biosecurity' with our herd and test for CAE, Johne's, TB, Brucellosis, and Blue Tongue with all being negative every year, including 2006. We choose bucks who posses and throw the structure and mammary systems that we wish to achieve for success both in the show ring as well as the milk pail. We appreciate greatly the help that our mentors provide, and do hope that it shows in the Nigerians we have purchased as well as the kids we produce. All of our does were flown up individually, since Nigerians do extremely well on flights even as far away as from/to the East Coast!! We are also on DHIA milk test with both AGS and ADGA as our girls freshen and strive to put dairy stars and their AR's on them as soon as possible. Sorry, the photos aren't all as new as they should be, but check back often for new pictures, especially in the spring when we are able to clip again!
Our milk records for the last 2 years reflect that, at least for part of the year, we have only milked once a day due to farm expansions on our 120 acre farm. Ask us who are our consistent producers with ease of milking attributes.
2005 High Milk Test, 2-20-05, 5.0#'s!!
2004 AGS Grand Champion Senior Doe, Alaska State Fair
2005 ADGA/AGS 2 x Grand Champion Senior Doe
2 x Best Udder
DOB 03/04/01 19 3/4"
ADGA Linear 2007: VVEE
Sire:Twin Creeks Phantom Menace *S
(Twin Creeks PD Megabuck X MCH Twin Creeks BH Phantom Bride *D 'E')
Dam: Piddlin Acres Whistlin Dixie 'VG'
(Inavale Valentino X MCH/PGCH Piddlin Acres Revelee 'E')
RED/BRN CHAMOISEE W/BLACK.
2005 tet results:
DHIA 3.0-302-813-52-35
2004 test results:
DHIA 2.04-157-546#milk -29#bf
2003/2004 Milk test results:
DHIA 1.11- 305 - 597# milk - 40# butterfat
Scarlet brings to our herd a pedigree and overall bloom that we were looking for. Her high withers, excellent width, wonderful strong front construction, nice bone and great length all add up to a fantastic package, let alone a calm doe and affectionate personality which she passes on to her kids. Her second-freshening udder was quite nice with good medial, blending smoothly, easy to milk with large orafices, and capacious. She is a consistant and easy milker, and an extremely healthy doe. Her slick shiny summer coat is evidence that giving milk for a full lactation takes nothing away from this girl at all!
Scarlet was bred to Jobi Cloud*S, a lovely mammary buck from a TopTen milk-production herd and her daughter Vanilla Bean, remains in our herd and has qualified for her dairy star AND AR on her first freshening!! Scarlet was bred to Jobi Thunder*S for May 2007 kidding, but no pregnancies resulted. She had a terribly rough kidding in 2006 and has not gotten pregnant since...we have our hopes still but the future will tell if our beautiful girl has kids again for us!
DOB: 08-11-01 21 3/8"
Official milk test and one day test, February, 2005 - 6.6#'s, breaking the all time high! This girl's udder is AWESOME!
2006 update - she outdid herself! 6.8#'s on a one day test, Patience will be in the Top Ten for one day tests again!
Photo above is at 12 hours of milk, 36 days fresh!
2004 DHIA: 2.09 - 179-689-40
ME: 1067
2005 DHIA: 3.06 - 290-1016-66-44
ME: 1037
2006 - we've gone down to milking once a day (because of other farm obligations) so don't expect any high numbers this year, but in 163 days she's already milked 733 pounds at 6% average butterfat - wow!
2004 AGS Best Udder in Show, Alaska State Fair. 2005 Rs Ch Alaska State Fair AGS!
Sire: Artist's Eye Dressed To Impress
(Ponders End The Full Monty x Ponders End CR Chardonnay)
Dam: Piddlin Acres Twilight
(full sister to MCH Piddlin Acres Neon Moon *D)
(MCH Piddlin Acres Neon Deion x Piddlin Acres Midnight Star 'E')
Just look at that udder - sucked up high and wide with great attachments, medial, floor, and easy to milk teat size! WOW!! Almost identical twins with her sister Faith, Chamoisee in the front half, white in the rear half with tan markings on the hocks. She easily met the requirements for her AR as a first freshener. Nice, smooth foreudder and great medial, and very well attached! Her teats also hang down straight when she is in full lactation, unlike the show photo when she was nearly dried up. Nice level topline and width, we'd like to see just a bit more blending from shoulders into neck. Photo in full haircoat, not clipped . Strong bone with correct legs and feet, excellent overall capacity with nice spring of rib and depth. She produces better than herself in appearance and we're hoping also in the milkpail! She and her sister freshened with live quads in 2005, and again in 2006. She was bred to Sandy Hollow UK Cheshire*S, a half brother to our ARMCH Sayil and a son of Rosasharn's Ukulele+*S and gave birth to twin doelings January 2007.
DOB: 06/07/98 19" 1 x RsGCH
High milk test date 03/19/06 - 4.6 pounds!
2006 DHIA: 7:06 - 161-447-28-19 (milking once a day this summer because of other farm obligations, and still milking as of 09-03-06!)
2005 DHIA: 6.09 - 248-587-36-26
2004 DHIA: 5.08 - 224-538-28
2004 & 2005 1st Place 5 yrs & Older AGS Class, Alaska State Fair. Not shown 2006.
Sire: Tupence Journeyman 'VG'
(MCH Goodwood Mr Moonlight x Inavale Kelsey)
Dam: Tupence Pecan Sandy 2 x GCH
(Goodwood Dark Daddy x Brush Creek Shaker)
Ginger is one of our special does who has outstanding foundation bloodlines. The photo above is the pits... we DID take lots of nice photos at our AGS show but alas, the photographer's film failed and we have no photos! AUGH! She is FAR nicer than the photo above shows. She has very nice large teats and orifaces, excellent capacity and is easy to milk, has strong legs and feet, up on her pasterns even at 9 years of age, and correct structure with very good overall width and depth. Ginger arrived as an 'older doe' and she wasn't milked full time before, but what a cooperative angel she is. And each year she's still INCREASING in milk weight! Her temperment speaks volumes for the quality of this doe. She is affectionately called "Auntie Ginger" since she will take care of any kids left in her charge, including happily feeding them. She likes to have you sit with her for a while and will quietly talk to you the whole time too. Actually a petite doe in height, her kids so far have had excellent dairy-like qualities and are also 'more dairy'' than she. Her 2006 buckling took Grand Champion Junior Buck at the Alaska State Fair at only 6 months of age.
We know she's beyond special to us! She gave birth to a beautiful doeling sired by Sebastian Sept 16th 2007 which we have retained.
Ginger's 2004 doeling is winning in the show ring with multiple 1st's and several RCH's! This girl always outproduces herself, and at her age we certainly appreciate every kid she can give us. She gave us a lovely doeling and outstanding buckling in 2006 bred to our Sebastian and both have been retained. She will be bred for June/July 2007 kids.
DOB 4-21-02 Ht: 20 3/8" HES: 89.65 EXCELLENT!
ADGA Linear 2007: VEE+ (stale udder)
Sire: MCH Rosasharn's Under My Thumb+*S, 'E'
(ARMCH Goodwood Tom Thumb +*S 'E'; '97 & '00 AGS National Best of Breed Buck
x ARMCH Goodwood Water Lilly*D, 'E'; '00 AGS National Best of Breed and Best Udder)
Dam: ARMCH Rosasharn Bella's Bonnie Too 2*D 'VG'
(Rosasharn's Kamehameha 'VG' x ARMCH Rosasharn's Baby Bella*D, 'E')
Show record: 1 x Jr. Grand Champion, 1x Rs Gr Ch Sr
High test day 3-19-06 - 6.1#'s!!!!!!
2004: 2.00-210-542-32(5.9)-23(4.2)
2005: 2.11-260-663-50-30
2006: 3.10-169-686-43-31 as of 9-3-06, being milked once a day to other farm obligations this time!
Bella Rooooooo is a welcomed addition to our herd! And what an incredible udder - high, wide, and well-attached. Anne of Rosasharn has written this about her: "Bella has wonderful personality, chest width, fantastic skin, open ribbing, and breed character. You can appreciate how SHARP and dairy this doe is. Yet, she possesses tremendous body capacity and heart girth. Her rump is terrific from hips to thurls and pins she is almost flat as a board, and she is only a yearling." Her dam's milking record for 2003 was 1.11- 283-808-49-34 but she's produced 6.1 pounds on a day one day test in 2006! WOW! An awesome milker with a wonderful udder and a wonderful mother.
She kidded with live quads in 2005, triplets in 2006, and again in 2007. We have retained her fabulous daughter Wahoo. sired by our Sebastian, 2007 Alaska State Fair Best in Show goat all breeds. Roo gave birth to triplets 12/24/07, but we tragically lost her 5 days later due to post kidding problems. This is a huge loss, one that's going to take us a long time to get over. We will miss our Roo terribly, she was special.
DOB: 3-10-1998
21 1/2" @ 3 years
Show Record: 2 X 2nd, 1 X 3rd.
HES 88.0 (88 88 88 88)
First test day 2002: 5.5 pounds!! Wow!
Barn high test day 2006: 5.6 pounds
2001 Milk Record: 2.06-197-423-30(7.1%)-20(4.7%)
SIRE: Jobi Chase*S
ss: Gay-Mor Berry's Jetstream ++*S
sd: Jobi Patches 2*D AR 1490
DAM: Gay-Mor's Dandy Kolumbine
ds: High Acre Halftone's Jim Dandy
dd: Gay-Mor Al's Heather 2*D AR1442
Chance is a flashy black and white pinto. She has very nice milkable and plumb teats, a smooth fore udder and very good capacity. She is extremely long, level topline and very dairy in style with thin dairy skin. She has a well-attached udder with well placed large teats, even now at 10 years old! It is soft and very easy to milk! Chancey has been bred to DD Tiny Toes Xaver, and we think this will be an incredible combination of genetics that built the Jobi herd. Without a doubt, we will retain 1st choice kid!
2004 Alaska State Fair AGS Grand Champion Junior Doe.
2005 Alaska State Fair ADGA/AGS Grand Champion Senior Doe.
2006 Alaska State Fair ADGA/AGS Grand Champion Senior Doe.
DOB: 03/22/03
ADGA Linear 2007: VVEE - Excellent!
Sire: Lost Pines KW Foxglove*S
(Gay-Mor's RA Kingwood++*S x MCH Goodwood Fox*D)
Dam: Piddlin Acres Charity2*D 'E'
(#9 Top-Ten One Day Milk Test award for 2004!!)
(Jobi Toledo+*S 'VG' x MCH Piddlin Acres Diamond Deb 'E')
First one day milk test at 26 days in milk - 4.3 pounds!!!!! WOW!!!! And that was as a FIRST FRESHENER! Udder photo above taken during her first lactation. Time to put up a new one tho, it's even better with successive lactations of course!
Sayil is my long-awaited doeling out of an absolutely great doe, Charity, who has now passed away. Charity is a full sister to Piddlin Acres Alley Oops, 1999 #4 top ten milk producer and #10 in 2000. Charity herself took 9th place in the Top Ten one day tests for 2004. Sayil is a gorgeous doe who moves level on the walk, has high tight shoulders, flat from thurl to thurl and stands up on nice feet - and also has a very endearing personality. Her dam was an outstandingly productive milker. Her pedigree not only reflects excellent structure but high production in the milk pail too. We don't do a major clip for our big show in the fall up here simply because it's too late in the season and too close to winter. We did do a nice trimming but she's still a bit fuzzy in her show photo!
Sayil is a powerful doe without sacrificing dairyness. Deep and wide, well, her ADGA appraisal says it all. She has been bred to DD Tiny Toes Xaver for January 2008 kidding.
(naturally polled)
2004 - Alaska State Fair Class Champion.
2006 - Ak State Fair, 2nd in her class!
2007 - Alaska State Fair. 1st place in her class!
DOB: 03/12/2003
ADGA Linear 2007: +EEV
Sire: QSF Party Chex
(Piddlin Acres Checkmate x Piddlin Acres Gold Whisper)
Dam : Piddlin Acres Calico Moon (naturally polled)
(Little Rascals Mufasa VG x MCH Piddlin Acres Neon Moon*D, 3 X Best Udder in Show)
Bella is a beautiful doe with excellent overall width, gorgeous topline, nice spring to her ribs and depth to her barrel, standing on excellent feet. She could use a tad tighter shoulders, but her kids are always an improvement! Her dam had a capacious, lovely udder with very nice sized teats, soooo easy to milk with large orifaces, she's my easiest doe to hand milk. I just really love this young girl, she is built just beautifully! Very nice hip to pins and thurl to thurl, we'd like to see just a bit more angulation to her rear legs but they are nice and square.
Bella is a great milker, giving us 5.2# on a one day test Summer 2007! She gave birth to live quads sire by Thunder, of which we've retained 2 of her bucklings, they are very nice. She has been bred to Xaver and we'll be retaining a doeling from her. She is polled and 3 out of her 4 kids last year were polled. I can't wait to get her bucklins into the show ring, I really am impressed with them!
(Naturally Polled)
DOB: 07/10/03
Sire: Piddlin Acres Sargent Scholtz
(Piddlin Acres SC Chopin x Piddlin Acres Fraulin)
Dam: Piddlin Acres Shades of Neon 2*D AR
(Piddlin Acres SC Maestro 'E' x MCH Piddlin Acres Neon Moon*D)
Butterscotch has a nice long body, excellent overall width, lovely topline, strong correct legs, good shoulders, and THE most adorable face set on a graceful neck. Besides being a very attractive and feminine doe, she is as personable as can be!
Butterscotch has been bred to Jobi Thunder*S for May/June 2007 kidding and produced gorgeous twin bucklings. She and her son have gone on to another herd that will dote on her, but we have retained her daughter Valentine and the other buckling from her 2007 kidding.
DOB: 01-29-05
Dam: ARMCH Twin Creek's PM Scarlet AR *M
Sire: Jobi Cloud*S
Grand Champion Sr. Doe and Best In Show ND July, 2007 - her first show!!
Vanilla is a lovely first freshener that has been a pleasure to milk! A soft pliable udder, she freshened unassisted May 2006 with a single doeling at a year and 4 months old of age. She walks with a lovely flat topline and tight shoulders on upright feet, lovely hips to pins and thurl to thurl, we could ask for more lateral attachments even tho her udder is nice and high and has one of the best foreudders in our herd. So, we'll put up with her lack of good laterals and breed her to strong lateral bucks!
And on that note, Xaver was the buck of choice. Linebred on Kava, this boy's pedigree drips of excellent laterals and big milk production. We can't wait for her January 2008 kidding, there had better be a doeling in there for us. Her high milk was 3.8 pounds on test for 2007! We let her raise her kids and dried her off early this time to get her freshening in January and into a better milking schedule for here.
DOB: 05/16/04
ADGA Linear 2007: +VE+ - VG
Grand Champion Senior Doe Alaska State Fair AGS Show 2007!
Best Udder Alaska State Fair AGS Show 2007!
Dam: QSF DTI Patience*D AR
Sire: Jobi Tuxedo *S
Dotty is our broad and deep girl. She is a little powerhouse, we can't hide that. But she moves like a graceful swan,has an incredible udder, strong medial, and placed high in the escutcheon. I don't leave much milk in my girls for the show ring, and didn't realize I wasn't leaving enough until the judge for the 1st show, who had placed her 2nd in her class, got to see her later that night and placed her Grand Champion Sr Doe with the comment - amazing what a few hours more of milk has done for this doe! Her photo here is about 10 hours of milk at best, so not a 'show filled udder', and not even shaved (bad mom I am!). She freshened last year for her first time with twins, but we went over to only milking our herd just once a day only a few months later - even at that, she completed her dairy star and AR requirements! WOW! In 2007 she gave birth to triplet doelings and milked 3.8 pounds on test at 87 days into her lactation! Her mother Patience of course was tied for Number 1 on one day test in 2006, the first to break the all-time record having milked 6.8 pounds in one day! So we expect Dotty to improve with age, much like her dam has done for us. Dotty is turning into a beautiful doe as she ages and her upcoming litter due January 2008 is an exciting one. Bred to Xaver, the old Jobi bloodlines along with Xaver's are very similar and this will be a top quality linebreeding we're looking forward to!
DOB: 02/03/05
ADGA Linear 2007: +EEV - VG
Sire: Jobi Cloud*S
Dam: QSF DTI Faith*D AR (Patience's full sister)
Violet is simply gorgeous. And she's a kick in the butt. A wild child as a doeling, it seemed to take forever to get this doe's attitude towards me to change, but it most certainly has and she looks for my attention now. I went to look for show photos of her and there's none to be found but I found a photo of her moving around in the senior doe pen so this will have to do for now. She has a very strong medial, plumb teats, and a very nice foreudder, but lacks some in lateral attachements.What she lacks in laterals she more than makes up for in the milk pail...and milks and milks and milks! She's an easy milker, with a 2nd freshening high on 3.9# on test. We expect her to keep increasing much like her mother did for us too. She is a smart goat, I have to give her credit. Never any trouble either. Her udder after her 2nd freshening is gorgeous, huge, plump teats, well attached. She will be bred to Xaver for late May 2008 kidding. Again, I expect Xaver to help strengthen and lengthen those laterals!
DOB: 3/30/05
Sire: Rosasharn's TL Unregrettable
SS: ARMCH Rosasharn's Tiger L ++*B ++*S
SD: ARMCH Rosasharn's Uni 2*M 2*D -
breed leader for milk production 2 years in a row!
Dam: Rosasharn's UMT Honey Bee 4*M 4*D AR
DS: Rosasharn's Under My Thumb +*B +*S
DD: ARMCH Rosasharn's Buckwheat Honey 3*M 3*D
2007 AGS National Champion Senior Doe and 2006 #2 breed leader for milk production!
What a stellar pedigree for milk production and show accomplishments! This girl's structure is everything we'd hoped for and then some. Bee Bee isn't the flashiest doe in the herd, in fact she's fairly plain-jane until you stand there and really look at her. Her udder is high and wide and deep with a strong medial and the best laterals in the herd, very nice large long teats that easy to milk, and an udder that milks down to nothing. She has easily qualified already for her dairy stars and AR's in both registries as a first freshener with more than 47 pounds of BF, being milked only once a day and STILL produced 617 pounds in 264 days...... AWESOME firsst freshener! She gave us beautiful twin doelings in 2-9-07 and once again 12-31-07. We are retaining a doeling from this breeding to Jobi Cloud and look forward to her milk production this year!
DOB: 3/15/05
ADGA Linear 2007: V+V+ Very Good!
Sire: Twin Creeks DJ Hornblower
SS: Rosasharn's TL Don Juan
SD: Twin Creeks BW Hope Floats
Dam: Twin Creeks WB Bavarian Rain
DS: Goodwood Weisbaden+*B
DD: Ponders End Araina
Show record: Shown once as a Junior, Jr. Grand Champion Alaska State Fair ADGA Show 2006! Will be ready for the show ring in 2008.
Well, no where in this computer is her show photo win - PPPPPPPPLLLLLLTTTTT! I imagine it's somewhere in the old computer that can't be booted up right now, oh well. She's drop dead beautiful. Look at the photos above...not stacked, not even on lead, just walking around the barn and yard - a picture of beauty and grace. And a lovely udder to boot! You can note by the pedigree why I wanted this girl so much - her mother is a full sister to our dual champion and undefeated buck, Sebastian. She is as sharp and well-constructed as Sebastian but very feminine. A lovely buckskin with a few tiny random spots that we suspect are moonspots. She's milking well for a petite doe, having freshened 2/2/07, and produced enough (being milked only once a day) that she has qualified for her ADGA and AGS dairy star's and AR's no prob. We're happy she's here! She freshened last year with twin bucklings. She has been bred to Xaver for January 2008 kidding and a doeling will be retained. Talk about SHOW babies - I can't wait till they arrive!
DOB: 2-11-06
2007 Alaska State Fair Best In Show!! WOW!
Dam: Rosasharn's UMT Bella Roo 3*D *M AR
Sire: MCH/CH Twin Creek's WB Sebastian Bach
Wahoo carries 'look at me' genes from both sides of the family no doubt - this doe LOVES attention! She's a character and a half. She's also very lovely, a long and level topline, straight feet, smoothly blended, a strong brisket, and feminine. I am very proud of this girl, as a first freshener she easily attained her dairy star doing a one day test and milking 3.2#! She is still in milk and has already exceeded the requirements for dairy stars and AR's in both registries. She recently won Best Goat in Show at the 2007 Alaska State Fair too! Wahoo is a wonderful goat in a wonderful package, we're pleased to be her breeder. She is to be bred to Xaver for June 2008 kids... another breeding going back to plenty of Raising Arizona genetics. We have also retained her full sister born Christmas Eve 2007, a repeat breeding we just had to do after getting such a great girl like Wahoo!
DOB: 2-11-05
Sire: ARMCH Rosasharn's Tiger L ++*B ++*S (a Raising Arizona son)
Dam: Stonewall's Baby 'Uddercup *D AR
DS: Brush Creek Shilo
DD: Goodwood Rosa Parks*D, the first doe in AGS to ever receive her dairy star, way back in 1988!!
Squeeks, as she's affectionately known here, is a wonderful little tiny doe. She is here for the party...oh wait, that's here for the genetics! Her genetics are awesome "old" genes, going back to committee registered animals. Even our poor ADGA appraiser just didn't know what to think about our little girl...but how VERY useful she will be to clean up any overheight tendencies that may be lurking in a herd! Her mother was once a breed leader for milk production too. She tho is defying the word on the street that Tiger's daughter's are tall - this girl remains a small petitie doe, the smallest in my herd. I expected Squeeks to grow up slowly, and she has. She is loved by everyone that comes to visit or wherever she goes as a breed representative in public - people all love her, including us! I've always liked her kid photo above, so it's there. She has always squeeked instead of yelling when it's time to be milked or to eat, so the name has stuck. Our little girl produced fabulous twins for us in February of 2007, we have retained her beautiful black and white pinto daughter sired by Sebastian. We're looking forward to her second freshening and putting her on milk test then!! Oh, did we say that she has moonspots too? She's been bred to Xaver (who also is coated in moonspots!) - now you'll have to look at both of their pedigrees...3 out of 4 lines are heavy Raising Arizona, this is a heck of a linebreeding that should produce some incredible kids for show and milk.
DOB: 2/14/06
Dam: Piddlin Acres Shades Of Neon 3*D AR
Sire: MCH/GRCH Twin Creek's WB Sebastian Bach*S
Valentine is a loud red and white pinto - Kingwood Red - and a beautiful example of Sebastian's gorgeous daughters! Dripping with femininity, we're hoping she has as nice an udder as her dam - and she does! I really like Valentine, she's a quiet and polite doe but stands out in the crowd. She'll be tough competition in the show ring. We are very pleased we retained this girl!
Valentine is about 4 months pregnant in this photo. She gave birth to twins, a doeling and a buckling, July 2007, sired by Jobi LA Thunder! We got bogged down with late haying this year and I didn't milk her but once a day. She's not giving us a bucket a milk, but in her denfense, she's a great little persistant milker with no intestions of drying up any time soon. For her diminutive size, she has a very pretty udder and is easily milked with soft, plumb teats, a great medial, and socked up tight.
DOB: 02-15-06