SG Quaking Canopy Olly Olly AR 4*M VEVE90

6th Place Aged Doe, 2023 ADGA National Show, Redmond, OR

SG Quaking Canopy Olly Olly AR 4*M
DOB: 5/23/2016
USDA ELITE LIST for 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023….
2018 LA: VEEE 87 as a 2ndF, 2019 LA VEVE 90 as a 3F
In 2022 as a 6YO 5th Freshener…
Reserve Grand Champion in Boise, Idaho on May 29th. Part of our Quaking Canopy Best Herd of Breed twice at that same show.
Grand Champion in Angels Camp, CA on June 17th.
Grand Champion in Fallon, NV on June 11th.
Reserve Grand Champion in Ferndale, CA on July 31st
2021 LA: VVEE 90

In 2023 as a 7YO 6th Freshener…
Olly was 6th place Aged doe at the 2023 ADGA National Show and part of our 6th place Dairy Herd and 7th place Best 3 Senior Does.

See Olly on ADGA Genetics

6th freshener in 2022

Dam: SG Castle Rock Saragosa 3*M EEEE91

Sire: Camanna Moonlight Victory

Olly was an unassuming doe kid, but I like to learn and I love to keep sisters and watch them develop. I thought I knew what was what and expected her littermate sister Walla to be the star when they matured. I was super wrong. And I’m grateful for the lesson, it’s shaped how I assess and pick kids. Olly has grown into a beautiful, long, deep dairy doe with a socked on, buttery soft, productive udder. She quickly became my favorite in this age group.

Watching Olly mature has been immensely rewarding. She gained body capacity into her third freshening and by her fourth year is everything I ever thought I wanted to see in a dairy doe in my herd. She’s deep bodied and wide enough to stash a set of quads (and maybe half a bale of hay, too). She never stops eating, but every calorie goes into her milk and these are aspects of a doe I personally strive for. Does who easily go off feed, are sensitive, are hard keepers, or who pack on a lot of excess fleshing make my life complicated. Eat the food, turn it into milk. Right? Olly is a pro. And she makes ALL THE MILK. She is elegant, with pliable soft skin and amazing udder texture. Her udder is socked on, with a fore that seems to go forever. She has very large, easy to express orifices and is a quiet, gentle, cooperative doe making her just a dream to milk. We’ve enjoyed some first place placings with Olly as an awkward 2 year old, and we are really looking forward to getting her mature self into a ring in the near future. Olly and her dam Gosa are the does I would legit attempt to stash in an apartment if my life took a sudden change and I could no longer be a goat farmer.

Olly’s Progeny In Our Herd