These are the beautiful does who have made so many contributions to our breeding program. Most are retired to live out their lives as pampered pets.
 
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Dam: Hayseed Lil Coconut (Hayseed Buffalo Bill X Hayseed Lil Turnip)
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| 1997 New River Valley Show, Dublin, VA | J. Euchler | RGCH Junior Doe |
| 2002 4Fun ND Show, Harrisonburg, VA | T. Rucker | GCH Senior Doe, Best of Breed |
| 2004 Culpeper ND Show, Culpeper, VA | K. Harrell | Best Udder in Show |
| 2004 Culpeper ND Show, Culpeper, VA | S. Way | RGCH Senior Doe |
| 2004 Culpeper ND Show, Culpeper, VA | T. Biddle | GCH Senior Doe |
| 2004 4 Fun ND Show, Harrisonburg, VA | A. Weikel | GCH Senior Doe; Best Udder in Show; Best of Breed |
Shine (pictured as an aged doe), has a beautiful topline and excellent depth with a feminine neck and nice angulation. (She also wears nature's jewelry, a pretty pair of wattles!) Shine has proven herself with strength of body and a beautiful mammary system that has stood the test of time. Her sixth freshening udder is well balanced with a wide area of attachment, nice medial and near perfect teat placement. We're very proud of this sweet girl, earning her Master Champion title as an aged doe.
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(Retired)
Sire: Flat Rocks Champion Design (MCH Flat Rocks Flash +S E X Willows Scandal)
Dam: MCH Flat Rocks Surprise (Goodwood Alamo Messenger X Willows Bone Head)
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We are so pleased with this sweet, gentle, naturally polled (hornless) doe. "Oats" (pictured above at nearly seven years old) is very dairy with excellent angulation, high withers, tight front end and good width in the rear. Her capacious udder has a smooth fore-udder and high rear udder attachment. While her teats are on the small side they do milk easily. Although we would love to get her in the show ring, Oatmeal has not been shown as she tends to feel stressed when leaving home.
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(Retired)
Dam: Wooly Dog Down Jumbles (Unicorn Farms Jesse James X Enchanted Hill One-Sock)
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| 2001 No Name ND Show, Gaithersburg, MD | D. Millison | RGCH Senior Doe |
| 2001 4Fun ND Show, Harrisonburg, VA | T. Rucker | RGCH Senior Doe |
| 2003 Show Must Go On, Montgomery Co., MD | A. Hall | GCH Senior Doe |
Lemondrop is our
beauty, with huge brown eyes and a deep red-gold coat. She is a correct,
level doe with lots of length and strong, straight legs. Lemondrop’s
calm and gentle nature makes her a joy to show. She has a lovely
well attached udder with an excellent medial and a smooth fore-udder. We are so proud of Lemondrop, winning her first Grand Champion leg and classifying as "excellent" as an aged doe.
Buttin'Heads Chamaca
(Deceased)
Sire: Buttin'Heads Zip of Champagne *S (Twin Creeks BW Zip Drive *S X ARMCH Buttin'Heads Bryedal Veil 2*D)
Dam: ARMCH Buttin'Heads Donsxto Seanorita 5*D (Buttin'Heads Sea Monster X ARMCH Buttin'Heads Habanera 4*D)
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Sadly, we lost our beloved Chamaca in the prime of life due to an unusual form of encephalitis (determined by necropsy) that was unfortunately misdiagnosed as Listeriosis. She was an exquisite doe that was difficult to rival in terms of dairy character. She was extremely sharp with a very high escutcheon, open ribbing, thin pliable skin and one of the prettiest, most feminine heads we've ever seen. We miss this sweet lovely doe.