Night Heron Farm Moana

1st Freshening Udder, 4 Weeks Fresh, 12 hr Fill

Night Heron Farm Moana
Barn Name: "Mo"
POLLED

DOB: April 18th, 2018

Sire: Almar Acres Black Sage *B
SS: Almar Acres Takoda *B
SD: SGCH Castle Rock Angelika 3*M VVEE 91

Dam: Night Heron Farm WH Namaka 6*M
DS: Sans Gene K The Wild Harp *B
DD: Blythmoor BL Leilani 5*M AR VEVE 90

Height: Medium for her age, still young and growing.
Personality: Friendly, confident and quiet.

I really love this doe, as soon as she hit the ground sopping wet as a kid, I took one look at her and said "Yep, you are staying!" Moana is long bodied, very dairy with a nice brisket and front end. She freshened with a beautiful udder that is an absolute JOY to hand milk! Seriously, my favorite ever doe to milk. Add to that her wonderful hardiness and easy to maintain hooves and she is darn near my perfect goat. Updated photos coming later this Spring

DAM
Night Heron Farm WH Namaka **6*M**

Namaka's Udder

Namaka's Dam's Udder

SIRE
Almar Acres Black Sage *B

Sage's Dam's Udder

Angelika's udder photos courtesy of Almar Acres.

Pedigree

Kidding History

You can find pictures of each of the kids on the New Arrivals page.

Year	Age	Sire	Doelings	Bucklings
2019	1-01	R Serenity OMF Hunter's Moon	1	2

Linear Appraisal History

Year	Age	Freshening	Height	General Appearance	Dairy Strength	Body Capacity	Mammary System	Score
2019	1-02	1st		+	V	V	+	84

DHIA Milk Record

Please Note: ***We do not feed for performance.*** We like our does to be able to hold a steady eight month lactation in good body condition, without having to feed a super high calorie diet to sustain it or boost milk numbers. Our does have free choice grass hay, Chaffhaye twice a day and get a 1/2-1 cup of oats while being milked. A screenshot of our spreadsheet where we track current lactation data and targets needed to earn a milk star will be updated below, each month, after we get our results back from the lab.