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Genemaster Goats of Ohio

Formerly Genemaster Goats Oregon

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4583 Bloomingrove Rd
Mansfield, OH, 44903
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TEXAS GENEMASTER

REF FRECKLED KNIGHT

Goat, Genemaster/Boer/Kiko, Buck (male) | strawberry blond paint with spots

AKGA# eligible | DOB: 2/6/2019
Sire:
REF MR KNIGHTLEY

TEXAS GENEMASTER

REF MR KNIGHTLEY

GenemasterBuck (male)WHITE WITH BLACK HEAD & TAIL
AKGA# 16TXG250REF17, USBGA# 171125928DOB: 5/13/20168 yrs
DISBUDDED 3 YEAR OLD BUCK. THIS BUCK PUTS THE MEAT ON HIS KIDS. HE IS ALL ABOUT CARCASS YIELD AND CORRECT STRUCTURE. HIS FIRST KIDS (TWINS) 90 DAY WEANING WEIGHTS WERE 76.4 lb BUCKLING & 56.8 lb DOELING.
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 AKGA# 16TXG250REF17, USBGA# 171125928 WHITE WITH BLACK HEAD & TAIL
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REF AppaLucy
 
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10 months old and 103 lbs. 12/7/19
Texas Genemaster buckling ( 62.5 % Boer & 37.5 % Kiko )
Triplet.
One brother was wethered and weighs 100 lbs. on the same day.
Other brother is at the Langston buck test.
Super sweet buck. Perfect horn set. Perfect body structure. Good bite.
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Updated 7/3/2024

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