Saanens for Sale - with transport possibilities

[copperpennykids]

Okay, I will be posting this in the For Sale section, but we can also transport our goats to the following locations:

From Coeur d Alene, Idaho to:

1) Portland Oregon or anywhere enroute from Spokane WA to Portland. No charge as we are going that way ourselves. Must meet at Freeway. Early to Mid-April.

2) Seattle WA or anywhere between there and Portland OR. Same as above.

3) Anywhere between Coeur d Alene Idaho and Sioux Falls South Dakota on the I-90. This is a clean transport but you will need to pay the transporter (usually $100.00) This will happen around the first week in May.

4) Same transporter is also going all the way to Southern California and is willing to transport as well -

5) Coeur d Alene to Southern Idaho as well as Wyoming and Colorado.

All are clean transports and require negative CAE herd tests as well as supremely healthy animals. You will have to discuss terms and how-tos with the particular breeder/transporter. We "may" transport other folks goats, but only in secured crates and again, tested herds. Dogs in crates are also a possibility.

[copperpennykids]

Saanen buck kid #1 Taryn's boy

Sire: Whey-to-Go Ali Baba (sire of Whey-to-Go Trillium 2X Top Ten doe)
SS: Old English The Cisco Kid
SD: Whey-to-Go Scherazade (2X GCH 2X RGCH w/ limited showing)

Dam: Whey-to-Go Taryn (LA EcEcEc, overall excellent)
DS: *B Companeros Clinton Xavier (dam is Companeros Standout Calcutta LA 92 EEEE)
DD: SGCH Whey-to-Go Tatsinda II 92 EEEE

Extremely nice - long square with a great rear leg set and high escutcheon. His dam is a lovely lovely doe with a beautiful udder with great texture. She is from the desirable "T" line - Titania (twice 92 EEEE and SGCH as well as dam and granddam to multiple Top Ten does). Ali Baba brings in lots of milk as well as beautiful rear leg set - his dam has a gorgeous udder as well, so plenty of great genetics to work with here.

Saanen buck kid #2 Amethyst's buck

Sire: Whey-to-Go Ali Baba
SS: Old English The Cisco Kid
SD: Whey-to-Go Scherazade

Dam: Whey-to-Go Amethyst LA 91 VEEE (1X GCH, 2X RGCH)
DS: Des Ruhigestelle Viking
DD: Whey-to-Go Sapphire (1X GCH)

Amethyst is a long strong doe with a high and wide rear udder. She consistently throws kids that do very well in the show ring - generally placing GCH at their first shows. Very eye-catching and solid kids. Ali Baba is packing the milk production and Scherazade has a gorgeous udder. Really nice genetics in this package.

Experimental Saanen Buck #3 Pizzazz's buck

This buck is a great choice for those who want a quality buck in their herd with proven genetics, lots of milk, without paying top prices. Why? Because he is an Experimental buck. Registerable buck, but kids may be experimental. If you were planning to cross your does anyway but want to bring in nice quality this may be the buck you are looking for because:

Pizzazz is a hellacious milker with an incredible udder and a long elegant body - as she matures she is a force to reckon with in the show ring. At her 2nd milk test she produced 19.5# of milk (7 weeks fresh) and she continues to increase daily. She makes it look so easy too. As a 2 year old she was #1 for production (4600 # of milk) #1 for Butterfat and #2 for Protein. Top Ten in all 3 categories.

Sire: Whey-to-Go Ali Baba (mentioned above)
SS: Old-English The Cisco Kid
SD: Whey-to-Go Scherazade

Dam: Whey-to-Go Peaches Pizzazz
DS: SG +*B Des Ruhigestelle Eins (son of SGCH DR Elentara, 2X Top Ten 2x first in her class at Nationals)
DD: Whey-to-Go Pretty Peaches (daughter of Klisses Masterpiece of Hope, the son of 4X National Champion Klisses Triumph of Hope - a Sable)

BTW, this is a true Sable in this does' background, so you are still getting essentially a Saanen (no crossing with Alpines etc).

[copperpennykids]

First three pictures:

Amethyst's buck kid and Amethyst

[copperpennykids]

Taryn's buck and Taryn:

[copperpennykids]

Last ones...Pizzazz and her buck kid: (Don't forget that pizzazz just hit 19.5#/milk at 7 weeks fresh!)

[CraterCove]

Wow... life is too unstable right now for me to get any new animals of any kind but--- whoah, I might have to look into shipping next year. I want one of those little boys but I can't, I cannot, right now.

How hard is it to ship from Idaho to Florida? Would it be better to look into AI?

[copperpennykids]

Shipping by air is easy - and the least amount of stress and very bio-secure.

We ship by air all of the time and all the goats have done well. PM me your e-mail address and I can e-mail you a breeding list/notification when breeding list is up this Fall for 2015 kids.

[1sttimemom]

Those are beautiful animals. They look absolutely HUGE too. And I love in your last set of pics that there is a kid peaking out at his buddy from inside that wooden box. LOL

[copperpennykids]

Originally Posted by 1sttimemom

Those are beautiful animals. They look absolutely HUGE too. And I love in your last set of pics that there is a kid peaking out at his buddy from inside that wooden box. LOL

Thank you....LOL Yep that guy was waiting his turn to get his picture taken...

They are good sized girls - sorry about the super sized pictures, that is just the way they showed up.

[aart]

Gorgeous!
What's the red on the middle top of the head of Pizzazz's buck kid?
Unicorn disbudding? lol

[copperpennykids]

You guys see everything! LOL He is disbudded. Within the first few weeks of disbudding the kids will stick their heads through the fence (or something) and then pull it back out, scraping the scab and causing some bleeding. Not dangerous, but not pretty either.

BTW, we really really disbud the buck kids so that they don't develop scurs (hate hate hate scurs on adult bucks - they grow weird!) and the new owners hopefully don't have to deal with the scurs later on.