Nubian Buck - conformation? (pictures!)

[TroutRiver]

This is my buck, Skov. He is a 10 month old pure bred nubian buck. He is a real sweetheart and I am interested in trying to sell him as breeding stock instead of butchering him in the spring (which was the original plan when we bought him). What do all you dairy goat experts think of his conformation?

[Cannon_Farms]

its hard to tell which way his backend is going, one shot hes too crouched and another makes him look steep and he also looks like hes down in his hocks so study that on him as it can just be the pictures. I do love his coloring. You also need to post pics of his dams udder and his fathers dams udder

[Natural Beauty Farm]

Is he registered?
Who is his dam?
Who is his sire?

Agree that the pictures may not be doing him justice. Need a rear shot also

[Shrarvrs88]

WOW! LOVE that color!

[susanne]

a buck is as good as his dam/sisters and his daughters.
no need for names but pics of his dam and milking sisters would be more helpful.
wait until you have his kids on the ground and see if he improves what you have.
what was the reason you bought him?

[natty threads]

To eat him, the op says.

[TroutRiver]

He is registerable. The farm that I bought him from has all of his paperwork, but hasn't registered him yet. I don't have pictures of his sire, I could go back to the farm to get pictures of his dam and sister. I originally bought him for meat, then we decided to keep him for breeding instead of buying in another buck. I will try to get some better pictures for you tomorrow. My room mate took these, and I do think they make him look a little funny...

[susanne]

if you bought him for eating and had no breeding goal, then eat him.
if you just need a buck to multiply your goat population for meat (fills he the criteria to produce fast growing kids? he looks small to me) or milk, then keep him.
if the breeder had not given you paper work, what was the reason?