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Quality Dairy Goats Bred for Milk and Show

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    Treasured Sunrise Pertessa

    Goat, Alpine, Doe (female)

    DOB: 1/21/2015 (9 yrs)
    Sire:
    Soldier-Mtn Free Atlas ++*B

    Soldier-Mtn Free Atlas ++*B

    AlpineBuck (male)
    DOB: 2/26/201014 yrs
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    Dam:
    Jireh's Sweet Peaches
     
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    Details

    Official One Day Test 2017 - 2 yr old - 11 months fresh - 9.0 pounds milk - 2.8% butterfat

    Official One Day Test 2018 - 3 yr old - 5 months fresh - 9.2 pounds milk - 2.7% butterfat

    Updated 10/2/2023

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    RCH Jr, GCH Jr/BJIS, 2x RCH Sr
    Treasured Sunrise Persephone 1*M 05-05 EX91 EEEE
    Doe (female)6 yrs
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    Treasured Sunrise Prentiss
    Doe (female)8 yrs
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