Emerald C Ranch

Emerald C Ranch


August 15, 2010 - Welcome Anikka to Emerald C Ranch!

What's new on the Ranch...

August 15, 2010
Thank you to Barred-M-Ranch for our most recent addition. A smart grey dun Fjord filly with nice zebra markings on her legs and distinctive markings above her eyes. We have done some basic training with her, but her biggest contribution at the moment is companionship for Aksel.

May 18, 2010
What a day! we had our first kidding on the ranch, which produced one very healthy Nigerian Dwarf buckling. We've decided to name him Fire Topaz - Fire after his Sire, Firecracker and Topaz to fit with our ranch's gemstone naming theme. His Dam, Maybelline is doing well and is making a very good mother. Watch him in action on YouTube

February 22, 2010
Aksel was gelded today and he seems to be recovering nicely. It also seems our practice trips paid off because he loaded and unloaded from the trailer beautifully, even after the procedure.

December 19, 2009
We are proud to announce that Flat Rocks Fire Cracker has joined our Nigerian Dwarf goat herd as our herd sire! Sunoco, a handsome and friendly wether, also joined us to be a pen-mate for Firecracker. Many thanks to Agape Oaks for parting with him. I know he will do great things toward improving our herd.

October 19, 2009
We took Aksel for his first trip in the horse trailer, in preparation for his trip to be gelded in February 2010. He loaded and unloaded like a champ and calmly ate his hay the entire trip. There was one small trip up on the way out of the trailer, which was caused by some hesitation on our part, not his. All in all, I was very proud of his performance.

October 15, 2009
The website is finished! Rough as it may be, we are pleased that we now officially have a presence on the web.

September 26, 2009
We attended the NDGA sanctioned show, sponsored by the Lone Star Goat Club at the Texas State Fair where we learned more about showing and judging Nigerian Dwarf goats as well as scouted out several potential farms and ranches to find our herdsire.