CORDLE FARM

Coco is a big doe with lots of width. I love the long neck on her. I have long admired Kathy Howard's herd By-Grace and every once and while I can manage to sneak a nice doe out of her barn. I am thankful for her allowing Coco to come to Cordle Farm.

Coco has been dried off for the 2022 season. She bloated in early March, though it was caught early, she has not bounced back the way I think she should. She also impaled her lower neck with something in the pasture not long after she bloated. Between the two issues, I felt it was better off letting her regroup and have the summer off. I will be breeding her for late November or early December kids.

Coco kidded Dec 9, 2021 with a beautiful single buck kid that went toArkansas.

BRED:

KIDDED 12/09/2021 1 BUCK KID

LA SCORES

2018 - 87 VVVV

Kiwi is the last of my Watermelon doe line and I have great hopes for her. She was a little small kid that just seemed to never grow, but that old saying a watched pot never boils is true. She was the only kid I kept from the 2018 crop and I kind of just put her in the pen with the bottle babies to teach them the ropes. She just blossomed before my eyes. I am so glad that I kept her. She is a thick doe that has ton of dairy strength. I cannot wait to see this girl in milk.

WOW is all I can say. This girl blew me away at appraisal! She is a barn favorite and it is nice to get some validation that on this girl I was not completely barn blind. While an older style type of doe, I can not wait to see what the fall show season brings for this girl. I most certainly need to update her picture.

She is bred to NIGHT TRAIN for March kids. I can't wait :)

BRED: NIGHT TRAIN MARCH 15 1 BUCK

LA SCORES

2021 - 89 VVEV
Grand Champion Sr Doe - Dickson County Fair 2021

Senior Does