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Bennett, CO, 80102
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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


© Kastdemur's (3 YR/3F)

© Kastdemur's (3 YR/3F)

© Kastdemur's (3 YR/3F)

Scientific Data

08/27/2016LA: FS91 (EEEE) @ 07-05

*DNA*

SGCH Kastdemur's Avena 3*M

Goat, LaMancha, Doe (female)

ADGA# L1475242 | DOB: 3/8/2009 (15 yrs)
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