Registered Purebred American Kiko Does

From RHK Tough Leonidas and KCR Kopf Canyon Kimono, Karaoke has proven to be a rugged doe that can handle difficult conditions.  She's required some taming down to fit into our operation, but she is an easy doe to have in the herd due to her low inputs, excellent hooves, and outstanding mothering instincts.  Her 3 kids in 2025 have striking color and are proving to be hardy in every respect.

This doe from KCR Kopf Canyon Catan and IAD Heidi produced our 2 biggest kids in January 2025, both with excellent gains through the winter.  Cornflower is an impressive doe that has continued to fill out beautifully as she matures.  

From IADX Pistolero Double Action and HTFL Dusk. Surrender is a top performing, low input doe. We have a variety of pastures, foraging environments, and shelter conditions at the ranch.  Surrender can thrive in any of them and fit in with any group we place her in, making her a versatile part of our program.  She has excellent mothering instincts and efficiently kids, grows, and protects her kids.

This doe from IADX Pistolero Double Action and DDFX Caramilk Mousse is an enigma.  She is so smart she can pop the gate locks and find her way to favorite landscape trees.  Where fencing is a suggestion, she simply can't take the hint.  We attribute this all to her relentless pursuit for fabulous body condition and boy, does she maintain it, even in the worst of conditions.  Panna is a valuable part of our herd...when properly fenced.

This colorful doe from FPR Hawthorn's Saffron and HTFL Dawn has everything going for her.  From her hooves and stature to her mild disposition, she is a delight to have in the herd.  She gains well by taking opportunities for foraging and feeding that other does neglect as they run with the herd.  We look forward to seeing her perform in the 2026 kidding season.

From FPR Hawthorn's Saffron and LCLL Surrender.  Victory has confirmation and disposition nearly identical to her dam, Surrender.  Her hooves performed extremely well through the winter, requiring minimal maintenance at her yearling treatment.  

Hekla is new to us from Kopf Canyon Ranch.  She has a compact frame with good muscling.  We are looking forward to watching her performance in our program in 2026.

We had to the opportunity to pick up this beautiful doe late in 2025 after she had served as a pampered 4-H project goat.  More to come!

From LCLL Alloy Brass and KCR Kopf Canyon Karaoke.  A triplet with white and silver moonspots set on a beautiful brown. Dusky has a sweet disposition and is an easy keeper.  We have retained all the kids from her dam, even a wether who is planned for a future packer. 

From LCLL Alloy Brass and KCR Kopf Canyon Karaoke.  A triplet with black skin and hooves, Silver appears to be taking on chameleon qualities and her color is changing rapidly this winter.  Everything about silver points to high-performance and low inputs. 

From LCLL Alloy Brass and LCLL Panna Cotta.  Meringue is a twin that is showing the same confirmation and thriftiness as her dam...we hope that she isn't quite as clever as her dam at springing locks to find our favorite trees.

From LCLL Alloy Brass and LCLL Surrender.  Parlay is showing much promise in her stout build with a deep chest and beautiful coloring.  We have retained a doeling from her dam each year so far due to her thriftiness, excellent mothering, and robust kids. 

From LPR Northwind and DDFX Magically Dun.  Windy is a triplet from two favorite performers at Lampa Creek Livestock.  Her sire, LPR North Wind sired both of our two highest performing kids this year from KCC Cornflower.  We anticipate that Windy's coloring and genetics will bring some special offerings from our herd in the coming years.  

From LPR Northwind and KCC Cornflower. Dahlia is a substantial 9.0 lb birthweight twin with excellent gains throughout the winter and summer. Her brother, SMRL Bomb Cyclone, also was a big kid with a birthweight of 8.6 lbs, and we have retained Bomb Cyclone as a future herdsire due to his impressive gains and thick stature.  Dahlia had a very unfortunate accident and her leg was broken between another doe's horns.  We are uncertain if she will be able to enter our breeding program due to her leg injury, but her gains have continued unabated throughout her healing process and she continues to be a vigorous doeling.