Mountain Meadow Farm Sergio Abramo--AVAILABLE
DOB: 1/25/2024
Sire: Mountain Meadow Farm Anakin (19-34M)
Dam: Mountain Meadow Farm Hermione (16-64F)
Solid Black out-of-fleece, his dense dark grey in-fleece fiber has hues of dark caramel and ranges from medium to dark grey depending upon lighting.
Herd sire potential
Great conformation w/thick neck. Fantastic fleece coverage. Sire Anakin is our smallest buck.
Dam Hermione is a Permanent Grand Champion Fleece winner.
Mountain Meadow Farm Glacier--HOLD
DOB: 4/8/2024
Sire: Caney Fork Pygoras Mario (22-16M) is from 2X Grand Champion The Oaks Grover
Dam: Mountain Meadow Farm Magnolia (21-119F) is a Grand Champion Doe
Great conformation with excellent stance, nice topline, thick neck, sweet disposition, creamy white fiber out-of-fleece.
Wonderful Herd sire potential.
Mountain Meadow Farm Charles--SOLD
DOB: 3/25/2024
Sire: Mountain Meadow Farm Hughbert (14-22M)
Dam: Mountain Meadow Farm Bernadine ( 21-114F)
Black out-of-fleece.
A handsome boy with good conformation, just developing his own curiously sweet personality and sporting the very softest fleece in the herd.
Mountain Meadow Farm Grizzly--SOLD
DOB: 3/25/2024
Sire: Mountain Meadow Farm Hughbert (14-22M)
Dam: Mountain Meadow Farm Bernadine ( 21-114F)
Black Agouti out-of -fleece; with a grey neck ruff. Excellent conformation with impressively soft fleece coming in.
Doeling Shadow from MMF Bella Bedella and RSA Jolly Jester.
Pygora kids are born with their out-of-fleece guard hair color, which is darker than the in-fleece color that they acquire when their softer fleece begins to come in at two months or older. The out-of-fleece color is indicated on their PBA Pre-Registration Application.
The in-fleece color, determined when a 2" square sample is taken once the fleece comes in fully at 8-12 months, is almost always much lighter than the out-of-fleece guard hair color. This 2" square fleece sample is used by the PBA Registrar to determine the fleece Type as well, which is then listed on the Permanent Certificate of Registry. The fleece that grows back where the kids are shaved for disbudding (dehorning) is a good indicator of what the goat's in-fleece color will be.
Hooper's fleece color at birth was black, but the dark chocolate brown color around his muzzle hinted that his out-of-fleece color would become Dark Brown Agouti, you can see white on his ears and at places intermingled with his dark brown fleece.
Hooper's fleece began to come in lighter and lighter until at 3-4 months it was a rich Caramel color that contrasted nicely with his dark brown out-of-fleece color. The looseness of the curl in his crimpy locks suggested that while his fleece had Type A characteristics, it would register as Type B fleece.
Jamocha was a dark chocolate kid out-of-fleece just like Hooper, but her in-fleece color became a more decidedly Brown color with auburn hues. Jamocha's Type B fleece has shorter and tighter locks than Hooper's Type B fleece.
Jamocho in her dark out-of-fleece color.
Thomas in his Caramel out-of-fleece color with very Light Caramel in-fleece color. The looseness of the curl in his crimpy locks suggested that while his fleece had Type A characteristics, it would register as Type B fleece.
Thomas in-fleece color.