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Herd Composition
Explanations in red. Click
here for a herd composition form to print
and use.
| Does | Bucks | |||||||
| Name | DOB | Tattoos | Reg. # | Name | DOB | Tattoos | Reg. # | |
| Pickle | 5-21-85 | MKK / W6 | 5999 F | Peter Piper | 6-3-90 | MKK / B15 | 5536 M | |
| Gherkin | 2-26-87 | MKK / Y1 | 8572 F | Brine | 4-15-91 | MKK / C5 | 6204 M | |
| Piccalili | 1-13-89 | MKK / A2 | 11502 F | Nalley | 5-26-91 | MKK / C8 | 6588 M | |
| Relish | 1-13-89 | MKK / A3 | 11501 F | Kosher | 3-12-92 | MKK / D4 | 7214 M | |
| Chutney | 6-3-90 | MKK / B14 | 14699 F | Peck | 4-2-96 | MKK / 96C | 11851 M | |
| Sweet Relish | 4-13-92 | MKK / D11 | 19521 F | In the mid 1990s, I changed my tattoo system. Instead of using NPGA's suggestion, I used the last two numbers of the birth year and a letter to designate the order of birth during that year. One can determine the goat's age at a glance, rather than trying to remember which year is which letter. | ||||
It's easy to add new kids at the bottom to
create a chronological list of the herd.
(Yes, these really were some of my goats - it was so much fun naming all the
kids in our "Pickle" line.)
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