McGibbony
PATS BLACK OAK FARM MCGIBBONY has an exceptional wide storage area (as shown in the picture above) to pass on to his offspring. Udder storage area is so important for a dairy goat, most impactful to the doe. The doe should have a high udder close to the body (not pendulous) with wide udder attachments in both the front and back of the udder. These attachments help keep the udder in shape and prevents it from becoming loose where it put more wear and tear on the animal and makes it more likely for the udder to be damaged while the goat wanders its enclosure and interacts with other goats. This width in McGibbony is therefore very important to give his offspring the potential of being a superior dairy goat.
PATS BLACK OAK FARM MCGIBBONY is a Buck from:
PD1718990 SG LITTLE HOOFPRINTS Kona
ADGA TOP TEN BREED LEADERS in the U.S. 2021
NIGERIAN DWARF Volume #68
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#1 in MILK PRODUCTION *PD1718990 SG LITTLE HOOFPRINTS KONA 1*M 2130# CHRISTOPHER, owned by PAT & JOHN CHRISTOPHER
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#1 in PROTEIN PRODUCTION *PD1718990 SG LITTLE HOOFPRINTS KONA 1*M 2130#
NEWS:
From ADGA Jim VanDerlinde
Performance Programs Manager
American Dairy Goat Association: DNA RESULTS
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Parentage and Genetic Marker results for PATS BLACK OAK FARM MCGIBBONY(ADG33279)
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PATS BLACK OAK FARM MCGIBBONY PD2271962 qualifies as an offspring of LITTLE HOOFPRINTS KONA PD1718990 and PATS BLACK OAK FARM SAMSON PD2130910.
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The DNA type for PATS BLACK OAK FARM MCGIBBONY(ADG33279) is listed as a permanent record or parentage tested and is now on file in the ADGA database
ALPHA-s1 CASEIN RESULTS for McGibbony: A/B
A and B variants are associated with a high content of alpha-s1 casein in milk. Milk with high levels of ALPHA-s1 CASEIN is said to produce a firmer curd in cheese making.
Phenotype: The gene underlying the production of alpha-s1 casein in goat's milk shows polymorphisms that affect the amount of protein and fat produced. Higher levels of alpha-s1 casein are associated with the best cheese-making.
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Please read all about McGibbony, the offspring of famous LITTLE HOOFPRINTS KONA, who also is part of AppleJo Farms herd. Kona (McGibbony's Dam) is #1 in Top Ten MILK PRODUCTION (2130# of milk for the year) AND #1 in Top Ten Protein Production in the nation, 2021.
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Kona's Reservation list: we are taking 2025 Wait List applicants only, for her, at this time. Email me your name & contact info. to be put on her Wait List: applejofarms@gmail.com
McGibbony has the wide Escutcheon area between the back legs, where the udder lies in a doe. This area should be wide in a dairy goat to carry a large udder well. Breeding McGibbony to our does increases this quality in his kids genetically.
- PD2271962
- DOB: 09/23/2022
- Sex: Buck
- Description: BUCKSKIN WITH SCATTERED WHITE AND BROWN EYES
- Sire: PATS BLACK OAK FARM SAMSON
- PD2130910
- 5 generation Pedigree available
PD1765251DILL'S RC STORM CLOUD
PD1687714DILL'S B&R REDNECK CRAZY
PD1632725DILL'S RD FOOLISH HEART
Sire PATS BLACK OAK FARM SAMSON Certificates:
- Dam: SG LITTLE HOOFPRINTS KONA
- PD1718990
- McGibbony's Dam, Kona, is #1 of ADGA 2021 PERFORMANCE BREEDLEADERS. Each year ADGA recognizes the top ten producing does in each breed from the prior year’s completed lactation records. Kona (McGibbony's Dam) is #1 in Top Ten MILK PRODUCTION (2130# of milk for the year) AND #1 in Top Ten Protein Production in the Nation as reported in last fall's ADGA 2021 PERFORMANCE BREEDLEADERS Report.
McGibbony's Dam, Kona, above in her support bra after kidding. At times, older milk does heavily producing milk, need this support to protect their udder.
Second picture above show's Kona with part of her 12 hour fill.
McGibbony at 6 months (March 2023)
McGibbony's Pedigree is loaded with Permenant Champions and Superior Genetics. Following are just some of these which you may read about on ADGA website:
Dam's side
Sire's side
Pat Christopher, long-time dairy goat breeder and participator in ADGA Performance Programs is the breeder of this amazing buck: PATS BLACK OAK FARM MCGIBBONY now residing at AppleJo Farms.
McGibbony at 6 months (March 2023)
McGibbony at 6 months (March 2023)
McGibbony at 6 months (March 2023)
McGibbony at 10 months (July 2023)
McGibbony July 2024