Dream is a wonderful addtion to the herd.  She is a maternal sister to the matriarch Jasmine.  Long, willowy, correct, with a wonderful mammary system and very milky is a good description.  Looking forward to to the addition of extra milk.  She is typical of her breeding and milks off her flesh every spring. She has a very high rear udder with good support and perfect teat placement and an overall capacious mammary. She is very correct on her feet and legs and carries a very strong front end. Though she is coded for turned out front feet on her first freshening appraisal, she has board straight front limbs! Need milk? This line will put it in the pail! So pleased to have her fresh in 2015.

Fragrance is another beautiful doe added from Hull's Alpines.  She is long with good depth of barrel and power.  Her mammary system is carried extremely high and is tightly attached to her body wall. Missed a star by a tiny amount, but had to cut lactation short for early freshening in 2014. She easily made her milk star in 2015 lactation, but was dried off early due to an injury. Looking forward to getting her going in 2016.  Her kids should be power houses by Kinfolk with strong type and functional sound milkers as they mature!

Expecting a great doe to mature out of this female.  We love her genetics and hope to improve on the foundation of excellence that has been laid. Beam is a very growthy yearling showing us a very long flat bone pattern and is very dairy and uphill.  Her mammary is developing into a very capacious milking unit.  She has small well placed teats, a wide and high rear arch and a good fore udder.  Beam was alway's a bit gawky as a youngster, but is maturing nicely and we look forward to her future.

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Joyful is the epitomy of a dairy goat.  She is long, tall, and very correct on her feet and legs. Joyful is a doe that shows great dairy strength without frailness. Open and flat ribbed with pliable skin that we appreciate in our dairy animals.  She appraised as a first freshener at 89 VVVE and went 90 VEVE in 2014.  She is a doe that is an eye catcher!  We love her correct and very productive mammary.  Joyful was 9th place 5-6 year old at 2014 ADGA National show. We lost Joyful in December 2015 and were devastated to say the least.  Glad to have her daughters continuing to mature in the herd.

We are so excited to add this great addition to the herd. Great thanks given to Kim Hull for the extraordinary opportunity to own such a magnificant herd of alpines.  This doe is special in many way's and admired by many in the dairy goat industry.  Jasmine was named 1st milking yearling and 1st udder at 2006 ADGA National Show.  She was last appraised 92EEEE!  You have to admire the beautiful mammary system this doe has, as well as her very attractive general apperance.  We lost Jasmine Dec. 2014.

Manda Lin started Alpine fever with us. She is the first registered doe we purchased. Appraised once as a 6 year old with a score of 90 VEVE. She is a tall, high withered, long & level doe. The rear udder in this doe has superior height. Her dam was the 1997 spotlight sale doe that tied for 9th place on top 10 list in 2001. We think Lin looks identical to her paternal Grand-dam Lyric. She is the favorite of the family. Even with her age, she still milks like a young doe.  We lost Manda Lin spring of 2014.  Gone but always will live on in our hearts.