Nubian Does
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Page last updated Sep 3, 2026.
ADGA PN2356526 (Disbudded)
Breed: Purebred Nubian
DOB: 01/29/2024 2F
Miss Maude is our first Nubian doe. She is quite a character and very different from our relatively quiet Oberhasli. Nubians are known for being a bit more vocal, and she doesn't disappoint. She is, however, pretty pleasant to handle and she has learned the routines here very well and settle in nicely. She is a lovely doe with a nice attitude. She is consistently tolerant and gentle with the children and regularly gives out kisses. Exactly the kind of goat we like having around.
Her kids favored one side just a bit when nursing, so her udder is slightly lopsided, but it is overall very nicely attached rear, lateral, and fore. Her teats are a decent size for hand milking and placed nicely. Nubians are known for having richer, creamier milk. She's been a nice addition in that respect as well.
We have decided to keep her in milk through this year's dry season. She will not be a part of this year's breeding season. Check out the blog for more info.
Flagstick Farm Noble's Maude
ADGA PN2496940 (Disbudded)
Breed: Purebred Nubian
DOB: 02/12/2026
She is still a bit shy, but coming around quicker than Broadway. She's a little more stubborn and learning to lead a little slower, but I'm confident we'll get there. As dam raised, it's expected for them to be a bit shy and flighty. I think being with the very people-friendly Trixie has helped a lot. We've made good progress in winning her over, she even stays for shoulder scratches sometimes.
She will be paired with Nugget this season she is well over my weight cutoff and looks and acts mature.
Flagstick Hazel
ADGA PN2496939 (Disbudded)
Breed: Purebred Nubian
DOB: 02/12/2026
She is still a bit shy, though we've made progress and she can be touched and lightly sctritched on her nose and is learning to walk on a lead very well considering. As dam raised, it's expected for them to be a bit shy and flighty. I think being with the very people-friendly Trixie has helped a lot. We also sit in their pen and feed their grain out of a bucket we're holding and by hand periodically. She is a little more curious but is turning out to be the more shy one overall. When I sit in their pen, she is the first of the two to come check me out, but she backs away a little at first and lets her sister stay longer.
She will be paired with Nugget this season, both her and Hazel are well above weight and both look and act mature.
Flagstick Broadway
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