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Bad Alibi Dairy Goats

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Tiffany Hunter
44747 E Mexico Ave
Bennett, CO, 80102
3037096331
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Breeding Chart
  • LaMancha100
    • Foundation72
      • Doe36
      • Buck36
      • Deceased7
    • Breeding Stock20
      • Sr. Doe5
      • Jr. Doe5
      • Dry Yearling3
      • Kid (female)2
      • Buck5
    • For Sale7
      • Kid (female)2
      • Kid (male)5
    • Sold16
      • Sr. Doe1
      • First Freshener1
      • Kid (female)8
      • Kid (male)6
  • Mini Nubian171
    • Foundation160
      • Sr. Doe10
      • Doe73
      • Jr. Doe2
      • Dry Yearling1
      • Kid (female)3
      • Buck65
      • Kid (male)3
      • Wether3
      • Deceased36
    • Breeding Stock11
      • Sr. Doe2
      • Dry Yearling2
      • Kid (female)1
      • Buck6
    • Sold110
      • Sr. Doe13
      • Doe2
      • Jr. Doe9
      • First Freshener6
      • Dry Yearling8
      • Kid (female)21
      • Buck18
      • Kid (male)15
      • Kid Wether15
      • Wether3
  • Nubian13
    • Foundation13
      • Doe9
      • Buck4
    • Sold1
      • Sr. Doe1


2022 (Very Pregnant) 2020 (right after arriving here) 2019 © South Fork LaManchas 2022 2022 2023 © Here Be Goats 2023 © Here Be Goats

Scientific Data

04/01/2023LA: (EVV) @ 4-01 90 EEEV

SOLD 2022

GCH (pending) Here Be Goats KV Maycee 6*M

Goat, LaMancha, Sr. Doe (female)

ADGA# L2003190 | DOB: 2/25/2018
Sire:
SGCH Kastdemur's Valegro +*B

*DNA*

SGCH Kastdemur's Valegro +*B

LaManchaBuck (male)
ADGA# L1788479DOB: 4/8/20168 yrs

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 ADGA# L1788479
Dam:
GCH Here Be Goats MAV Miriam 5*M

*DNA*

GCH Here Be Goats MAV Miriam 5*M

LaManchaDoe (female)
ADGA# L1622548DOB: 1/19/201311 yrs

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 ADGA# L1622548
Service Sire:
Prairie Ridge TB Twice

Prairie Ridge TB Twice

LaManchaBuck (male)
ADGA# L2204088DOB: 4/1/20213 yrs
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 ADGA# L2204088
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Pedigree

Alpha Casein A/A by parentage



Maycee came to us in 2020 after her 1st freshening from South Fork LaManchas. Her owner suspected that she had acidosis so we knew her production numbers would not be to her full potential that year. Taking into consideration those factors, I don't think she did too bad!

We decided after 143 DIM to dry her up so that we could let her body heal and revamp for the next season, but in that 143 days that she was on test, her production totaled 369 lbs.

In 2022 we made the decision to make a few cuts and because we have her daughter and her son plus retaining her granddaughter, we decided it was ok to let our beloved Maycee find a new herd. Once she kidded in April of 2022 we started prepping her for her big move to Florida where she would be reunited with her breeder! We were able to sneak in one milk test before she left and Here Be Goats continued that lactation from there. You can see her continued journey by visiting her page at Here Be Goats LaManchas

Awards

3x GCH (PENDING) - more info coming

2x Best of Breed (PENDING) - more info coming

Health Records

Date Procedure Details/Notes
6/12/2022Exam/Test - CVI
Administered by Dr Davis
6/11/2022Disease Testing - TB (Skin test - Vet)
Negative - Administered by Dr Davis
6/8/2022Disease Testing - Brucellosis (Blood)
Taken by Dr Davis (Maycee Brucellosis Results)
5/16/2022Vaccination - CDT
2cc (SQ)		158 lbs 
Essential 3+T (given right behind the front left leg)
11/18/2021Breeding
10:00 AM 
Bred to Prairie Ridge TB Twice
11/15/2021Disease Testing - CAE (Blood)
None Detected - November 2021 CAE
3/19/2021Supplements - Copper

Updated 5/24/2024

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Bad Alibi's TW Marigold
Kid (female)2 yrs
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Bad Alibi's TW Princess
Kid (female)2 yrs
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South-Fork SD Buried Treasure
First Freshener (female)4 yrs
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South-Fork SD Main Attraction *B (pending)
Buck (male)4 yrs
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