Here's a look at some of our "Livestock"

We are currently downsizing our goat herd

Please check this page frequently regarding animals that are  available for sale and feel free to e-mail us for more information, pricing and availability.

doubletake-ranch@earthlink.net 

Contact: Beth Nemeth

Below, are some pics. of our livestock, including our percentage and full blood Boer goat family.

We are currently offering a "full blood" traditional marked buck (DOB 3-14-09) shown above, as a week old triplet and below his Sire and Grand-Sire's pictures at various stages of youth. He also carries the spotted gene and he will make you some great show and or 4-H kids!

He has also been disbudded for easy management. 

His Sire and Grand-Sire, on his Dam's side, are also featured below. He has a very nice pedigree which also includes , "Ennobled" RRD Ruger 

and the famous "Makers Mark", featured here.

His Sire is: FHF Ruger Striker Fire , below.

Available full blood Boer buck, featured below.

(We are retaining his two sisters at this time). 

Please also feel free to e-mail us for inquiries or for more information about our available 4-H Boer kids, etc.

doubletake-ranch@earthlink.net 

So. African Boer Goats (Boer, meaning "Farm/ Farmer" in the native language) are sometimes used, commercially, for their meat and or milk, including other dairy products.

Our little Pembroke Welsh Corgi, 

Potter Farm's Gettin your Goat, "Giggles", is also included in these goat galleries, shown thinking about her future in moving our livestock from one grazing area to the next.

Yep...she's thinking real hard about that.

Thank you to, Sheila Mangan for this terrific Corgi.

Growing up "Corgi".

"Giggles", turning into the true "Pixie steed" that she is.

Ok, now that I "got the ball" like you asked, what do I do with it?

One of our past Boer goat doelings.

Harriett, below, now retired to a ranch with children to walk her on a leash each day.

Below, is "Star", our commercial, paint colored, Harriett & Kid Rock daughter.

Below, Star's daughter, "Sarah Impalin"

"Kari", "Buttin" and "Rocko's" Dam, heavy with kids.

"Buttin" below and with her kids.

 

Weed eating on the side.

"Kid Rock",  our Boer goat buck, at almost 3 yrs. of age.

Gnarly.

So much for our first "disbudding" attempts. They grew back in, thicker than ever.

We now also have a fun and spirited "Kune Kunes" pig, "IDA".

Thank you so much Shelly Farris and family for entrusting us with this rare opportunity to be able to share our farm with this wonderful pig. 

"Ida" above and her friend "Armen", one of our Pygmy goats are sharing some lunch and taking in some sunshine while their at it.

Here is another one of our adorable Pygmy does.

Proverbial Pygmies Nites N White Satin, "Satie"

Thank you so much ; Debbie Hosley. She's wonderful!

....and our Pygmy Buck, Corrales Kid's Private Benjamin, "Benji"

Thank you so much; Tiffany Amick for Benji and Armen, we love them both.

"Buttin" again, with chickens.

Speaking of Chickens ... Fresh eggs anyone?

 

We have recently added some new and exotic "Painted Desert sheep".

Thank you so very much, Alice Hengst.

These colorful Hair Sheep are very hardy and also do not have to be sheered as they shed out  naturally every year. 

They are also used by some for their meat (specifically, Lamb and sausage) and the Rams for their prized Trophy Horns. 

Moondust's Monsoon Madness, "Hay Zeus".

Moondust's Blunt Force Drama, "Drama" 

 

Moondust's Calm Before the Storm, "Breezy".

Winterset's Daisy Duped us, "Daisy".

Moondust's Trix R For Kidz, "Trixie".

We are so proud of our new lamb crop for 2009, featured below.

DOB: 1-5-09, out of "Breezy" and 

Cheyenne's Night Dreamer, owned by Moondust PDS

One ewe lamb, "Faline" on the left and one ram lamb.

Ram lamb

Sire: Cheyenne's Night Dreamer, shown below.

Below is, "Cherub", our precious little "elf eared" ewe lamb. 

She's out of Trixie & Hay Zeus and she is shown with her half sister, "Silky".

Below, are pictures of some of our " beef " cattle. 

Thank you very much to our local ranchers, mentors and dear friends, Billy & Donna "Du" Douglas and also to the Robinsons.

You guys are the best.

Our beautiful "Izzy", born here at the ranch on, July 6th, 2008.

Izzy and her "aunts" learning the ways of the "wild west".

Last but not least...baby "Bella", born here to our Gypsy on January 22nd. 2010.

Well....that's more than enough for now but thanks for visiting.

Don't forget to come on back for updates.