06/02/2026
This is going to STING. I was looking at our goats and specifically age groups. We are heavy with 2024, 2025 and 2026 numbers but 2024 in particular. I've decided to pull March off the market, and list a couple from our 2024 line up. These are farm favorites, we've taken them to multiple Nationals, and they have done well at them.
Celtic Pride Amanita -
2024 ADGA National Show - 8th place intermediate kid; 10th place best 3 juniors; 7th place junior get of sire
2025 ADGA National Show - 2nd place senior yearling; 2nd place best 3 juniors
So why her? Because she sticked at exactly 22.5 inches at LA. She is a big doe all the way around, and while 22.5" is not over height, it will not take much of a deviation to get her booted from the show ring for being over. Couple that with the fact our bucks are not small, she needs to be bred to a buck that won’t add size. She is a frikkin lovely doe. FF udder is attached well, kids got her crooked and it is still slightly so, but otherwise all the parts and pieces have promise for a first freshener.
Celtic Pride 12 Flying Foxes -
2024 ADGA National Show - 4th place junior kid; 10th place best 3 juniors
2025 ADGA National Show - 21st place senior yearling (made cut); 7th place junior get of sire
FF udder shape was absolutely gorgeous, not a ton of capacity. As to why her, we have three full siblings from Levin/Ollie. I've gone back and forth a thousand times between the three. Peep is my favorite, she's not leaving here. There are trade offs between Fox and Easter but ultimately we have 6 nice 2 year olds and 5 nice yearlings, so went with listing Fox.
Neither of these does will be easy for me to see leave. https://celticpridefarm.com/sales