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DOB = Date of Birth; DOP = Date of Picture


Faint-Hearted Ranch Stormy ~ Owned by Faint-Hearted Ranch (Lancaster, CA) ~ DOB: 01-12-10 ~ DOLP: 02-28-10
Judge's comments: First Place - Straight back, nice blending from the neck down to the rump. Nice ear set but would like to see a bit larger head to blend with the body better.


Bakken's Farm Redneck ~ Owned by Bakken's Farm (Independence, KS) ~ DOB: 01-10-10 ~ DOLP: 04-03-10
Judge's comments: Second Place - Placed 2nd because of the nice muscling throughout the body. Hard to tell how straight his top line is because there are no pictures of him with his head up. Thick boned throughout the legs. The head and ears look like Boer/Nubian influence, would have placed him higher with the typical fainter look in his head and ears.


Faint-Hearted Ranch Osier ~ Owned by Roxie Collins (Valley Center, CA) ~ DOB: 01-08-10 ~ DOLP: 01-10-10
Judge's comments: Third Place - Placed 3rd because he is not quite as muscled as the 2nd place goat. But he blends well throughout. Nice thick neck. He has a nice fainter type head and ear set. In this picture his croup is a little steep.


R Fainting Trailbreaker ~ Owned by R Fainting Farm (Mobile, AL) ~ DOB: 01-05-09 ~ DOLP: 03-09-09
Judge's comments: Fourth Place - Placed 4th because of the height in the rump. The 2nd and 3rd place goats are straighter along the top line. I have to say that I love this little wether. Since he is only 3 months, I hope his front end catches up with his back end. He has a really nice thickness throughout.


Ahart Acres Squiggy ~ Owned by Ahart Acres (Lebanon, OR) ~ DOB: 02-01-10 ~ DOLP: 04-01-10
Judge's comments: Fifth Place - Placed 5th because legs look straighter, croup is better and muscling is more apparent throughout. Although, this goat looks to have pygmy influence throughout especially in the face and ears. His back is straight and croup is nice.

Triple-T Ned ~ Owned by Triple-T Ranch (Ramona, CA) ~ DOB: 12-26-09 ~ DOLP: 03-21-10

Triple-T Little Bit ~ Owned by Triple-T Ranch (Ramona, CA) ~ DOB: 01-21-09 ~ DOLP: 01-10-10

Faint-Hearted Ranch Stormy ~ Owned by Faint-Hearted Ranch

Bakken's Farm Redneck ~ Owned by Bakken's Farm

Judge's Comments: I picked this goat as my Reserve Champion because
of his muscling throughout the body. Looks like a highly muscled meat
goat. If this was an intact male this goat would have not been placed at
this level. But from a meat goat perspective (with no possibility of
reproducing), I think the body on this goat is in a class of its own.

Judge's Comments: Overall muscling throughout this goat is much larger than my 2nd place goat.

No-Knees Zoo George ~ Owned by The Delta-S (Beatty, OR) ~ DOB: 03-02-09 ~ DOLP: 04-06-10

Judge's Comments: The 1st place goat has about 12 months of growth over this goat which is a huge 12 months at this growth stage. He is a nice little wether.

OMG Benny ~ Owned by Ole Mac Gramma's

Pyradise Farm Squirt ~ Owned by Pyradise Farm

Judge's Comments: Sometimes its hard to tell in pictures what is fat and what is muscle. I believe this goat to be muscled better throughout. I also think that his back legs have a better angulation than my Reserve Sr Champion.

Judge's Comments: Nice width in this goat, back legs seem a bit posty.

Faint-Hearted Ranch Stormy ~ Faint-Hearted Ranch

OMG Benny ~ Owned by Ole Mac Gramma's

Judge's Comments: My Grand Champion Wether is a beautiful wether. He blends so nicely throughout. Really wide in the shoulders for an animal of his age. I think he will grow into a really nice wether.

Judge's Comments: Yes, this buck is heavier in muscling (especially given his age), but I think he is lacking the overall blending that my Grand Champion Wether has. In the picture, I see some possible laxity in the front legs.