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We are a small farm in Northwest Tennessee. We raise Purebred Nubians for milk and show. We are also members of ADGA and the Volunteer State Goat Breeders Association. We are enjoying being a member of the online community as well. Please browse through our farm and don't be afraid to ask questions.

Leslie and Roy Sensing

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2009 LINEAR APPRAISALS!!!
CH Safron 5 yr. old VEEE 92
Ch Arwin 4 yr. old EEEE 92
CH Deb    4 yr. old EEVE 90
Maxey    4 yr. old EEVE 91
Gypsy    4 yr. old EEEE 92
Tabitha   2 yr. old (FF) EEVV 89
I am so proud of my girls.
   
HAVE A FEW NEW PICTURES, CHECK THEM OUT

CHECK OUT OUR KIDS, HAVE A LOT FOR SALE
I have added some of the kids to the site now. I will try to get better pictures soon. Please check them out.

Kids are arriving. CH Deb had a buck and doe Feb.10 out of Double Up. The doe is $600. She is a nice kid.

CH Glacier had triplets Fri. Feb. 13, 2 does and a big buck. These are also out of Double Up. CH Glacier was nursing her kids also and tested negative to CAE. The buck is a really pretty dark bay with a white spot in the flank area and on his crown. The buck is still available and is $450. His sister, Stoli was grand and BJDIS at the Grinder's Switch Classic recently.

Olive who broke her pelvis 5 weeks prior to kidding had by C-section a buckling by Knight Feb. 15. She and the kid are doing well. He is a nice looking buckling. Knight has been throwing very nice kids and has 2 champion daughters so far. Plus they just had LA scores of a 92 and a 90. Olive was my best young doe and I was anticipating her freshening. Her mother is an awesome doe with an awesome udder even in her old age. Olive was looking to follow in her footsteps. I think he will make someone an awesome buck. He is $350.

Maxey kidded Feb. 20 with twin bucks out of Hot Dog. One is blondish the other is red roan with some white spots. They are $350 ea.

I have some pictures of these kids uploaded now, such as they are. But, you can tell a little about them now.
Please if you see anything interesting, contact me. I may be flexible on prices. You never know!

Madelain had a single doeling by Hot Dog March 28 in the early morning hours. She is a cutie and blond. She has a slight problem with one eye. Hardly noticeable and she can certainly see out of it. The escutcheon on this doeling is awesome. Should have a nice udder. Would make a nice brood doe for someone. Or family milker. Madelain is 12 and won't be bred again. Her udder is once again awesome. For sale $250.

Samantha had a buck and doe by Hot Dog Sunday afternoon, March 29. They are very pretty, flashy kids. Red with white belts, white markings on legs and big white crowns. The buck has a blaze face. Samantha's udder was extremely nice.

Gypsy kidded April 1 with triplets out of Knight. Two bucks and one doeling. They are for sale. The bucks are bigger and are very nice. The doeling is solid black and should have a nice udder as her mother does and Knight has been throwing awesome udders.

Pearl (Gypsy's littermate sister) kidded April 9 with triplets by Knight. Two bucks and a doeling. One buck (Jack Sparrow) is black with spots all over. The other (Will Turner) is brown with cream spots. The doeling is black with rust trim and a few spots.

CH Safron had a buck and doe by Knight on April 26. The buckling is going to be very flashy. He looks pretty much black right now, but he has large areas of dark grey which will turn white or cream. The little doeling is brown with cream spots.

CH Arwin was bred to Double Up and had a single doeling on April 27. She is a bay like her mom, but has frosted ears and a small white crown.

Please see the respective does pages for more information, and kid prices.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF GLACIER
We lost Glacier on Feb.22 a week after she kidded. We still do not know what happened for sure. Her kids are doing fine. We sure do miss her. She was my first AI baby. She and her sister, Aspen, both finished their permanent championships. Thankfully I have daughters to carry on her line.


SHOW UPDATES FOR 2008
Gypsy was grand champion her first 2 shows out this year. She was a pending champion, or so we thought. Due to problems with the paperwork she did not get her leg. Please be vigilant in checking over the paperwork at a show. It appears that now, not only are we held responsible for our goats information being correct, but the rest of the form also. In my goats instance, it was apparent what the mistake was and that she should get a leg. But, the committee, wanting to make an example out of the judge, show secretary and exhibitors, did not allow any legs.

Pru was reserve grand behind her both times.

Deb was grand champion in Wilson County recently, while having been judged best udder of breed. She was again named grand champion at the Mid-South Fair and BOB. She was grand there last year. I got the letter from ADGA and Deb is a permanent champion now!

CH Safron has been Best of Breed twice so far this year.

My kids have done well also.


SHOW INFO FROM 2007

Show season went very well this season. We had grand at every show we attended and often grand and reserve. Fiona was GCH 3 out of 3 shows. She finished her championship. She is really looking good this year after being uneven last year. At the Mid-South Fair she won BOB over Deb, her half sister, who was grand champion.
Safron, Fiona's daughter, also finished her championship this summer. She just got better as the summer went along. She was first in her class at every show and reserve to her mother more than once.
Pru was first or second at every show a a yearling milker. At one show she was third. She is doing and growing well.
Maxey was almost always first in her class, except one. She is really looking good. She improved as the summer went along in milk production.
Deb, who is a little to fat, still showed very well. She placed 2nd behind Maxey at most shows except for the last one. At the Mid-South Fair she was named grand champion.

TWO DOES GET MILK STARS

Our goat club sponsored a one-day milk test in 2007. Unfortunately it was only a week after we held at judges training conference in Lebanon, TN. So no ones goats were milking well. They had been shown for two days pretty solid. It was hot. Lots of members did not do the milk test because of this. But, still 2 of mine and 3 of a friend's does got their stars. I had 3 just miss it, Madelain, Fiona, Safron. But, Edina and Arwin got theirs. They are now GCH does. I am so proud of them!

IN LOVING MEMORY
Last year was tough on our older animals. We lost Kirby the cat at age 17 last winter. Then we lost Jack, the very old beagle in July. In August Domino, age 15 1/2, who had slowed way down and could not hear well was run over. Dec. 28, 2006 Anna, our beloved Pyrenees passed away. She was going on 15 years old and was a wonderful dog. She took very good care of all her charges and will be sorely missed. This year we had to put down our oldest doe, Cascade, due to a bad kidding of quads that damaged nerves that would not heal. I miss the old girl who actually did not look or act her age.

SHOW WINS 2006

We have had a great show season so far.
Many grand, reserve grands in seniors and juniors at all the shows. Our milking yearling, Arwin, has finished her championship. She was 2nd place, 2nd udder at this year's NAILE in Louisville.She is a Foxwood Phantom's Jedi Knight daughter.
Edina was grand in 2 rings at the 2006 Music City Goat Festival and reserve on Sunday. Darling was grand, BOB, and BDIS on Sunday of the same show. This finished Edina.
Magda was reserve to Edina in the 2 rings on Saturday. Samantha (Magda/Magic Man) was reserve in 1 ring in junior does behind a lovely yearling of Paul Fox. She was 4 weeks old. On Sunday Gypsy was grand junior doe with Deb reserve behind her. A great weekend.

2005 MID-SOUTH FAIR

We are very excited about showing at the Mid-South Fair this year. 8-year-old Madelain was named GCH, BOB and BDIS! And to top that off Fiona was RGCH right behind her. The in the junior doe show Jocasta was named GCH. I could have fell over. All the girls did well and we almost swept the group classes. Beside Madelain and Fiona in the senior does, Edina and Magda were 4th and 5th, Darling was 4th, (Edina and Darling have larger teats that he did not like and Magda was uneven) But, 8-year-old Cloud was shown dry and was 3rd behind Madelain and there were several in the class. CH Glacier was second to Madelain in champion challenge. There were four challengers. The junior does did well also. Gypsy, an April kid was second (the only time she has not been first); the February kids placed 1st, 3rd and 6th. They were Arwin, Deb and Maxey.

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