Fruitful-Acres Peck

Son of Elite Doe! Now available!

Goat , Nubian , Buck (male)

ADGA | DOB: 4/8/2022 (4 yrs)

Sire: WildMntCountry Texas Ranger *B

Milk in a polled, splashy package!

WildMntCountry Texas Ranger *B

Nubian Buck (male) Reference only - not in herd

ADGA# ,& nbsp;AGS#  Deceased
Ranger is line bred on Top Ten Doe, The DL Cup Cake. Cup Cake wasn't on DHIR until she was 11 years old and that's when she made Top Ten. She was 14 years old when she kidded with her last litter and finally retired from the milking string, but she wasn't having any trouble producing and maintaining her weight even at that age. Ranger's dam earned her milk star, remained in milk over 400 days and earned her Superior Genetics award as a first freshener and she’s peaked at 18 pounds a day on offic ...
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Dam: Linn Farm's Magi's Promise 15*M (Elite Doe)

Hard working milking girl!

Linn Farm's Magi's Promise 15*M (Elite Doe)

Nubian Doe (female) Reference only - not in herd

ADGA#  Deceased
G6S Normal, disbudded S: SG Six M Galaxy Noel's Magi +*B (Elite Sire) SS: SG Six-M-Galaxy Galileo ++*B (Elite Sire) SD: SG Six M Galaxy Nova's Sonia Noel 10*M (Top Ten x5 & Elite Doe x5 - 91EEEV) D: Six M Galaxy Fawn's Callista 14*M DS: SG Six M Galaxy Nova Sunrise *B (Elite Sire - 90 VEE) DD: SG Six M Galaxy Nate's Gold Fawn 13*M (Top Ten x2 & Elite Doe x2 - 87 VEEV) We had reserved Promise's full sibling at one point, but her dam passed away before our reserved kid was born, so ...
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G6S Normal, Disbudded


This handsome lightly roaned black buck is the last son of Linn Farm’s Magi’s Promise, who made the Elite list year after year, like her brother and sire. His sire was line bred on a Top Ten doe that was productive into her mid teens and the Top Ten the first year she was on test when she was 11 years old.

Peck has worked himself out of a job because he is too closely related to the rest of the herd to stay. We have his litter sister and she's one of our best milkers. She stays in milk for a long time in addition to being an excellent producer and a good mother (she's actually adopted kids that weren't hers when we needed her to).

Peck is easy to handle, although he's pretty good at finding any weakness in fencing. Definitely milky with nice udders from this guy.

Updated 10/7/2026