We are SOLD OUT for 2012 at this time, but we encourage you to check the FOR SALE page often or email us if you're interested in something anyway. You never know....it just MIGHT be available! :) Thank you to all our 2012 buyers for trusting us enough to add Vanjust bloodlines to your herds. Good Luck with your new goats!
2011 NEWDGA Show, Spokane, Washington
Welcome!!!!!
Thank you for your interest in my daughter Vanessa and my herds. (Vanessa's herd name is Luvruc.) We are located in Priest River, Idaho, about 45 miles northeast of Spokane, Washington. We are preparing for the 2012 ADGA National Show in Loveland, Colorado this year. We expect this to be an exciting trip for our little herd. We will be taking almost the entire herd except for one kid, two older milkers, and the bucks, of course. :)
A little bit about how we got into goats. I received my first goat as a wedding gift in 1994, a beautiful blue roan Nubian named Mirah. Though I did not have Mirah for very long, I was addicted to these wonderful animals and have had them in my life pretty continuously since 1999.
I was interested in Nubians and La Manchas, but Vanessa talked me into buying a dry Oberhasli yearling in 2001. I had no interest in that little brown goat, but I wanted her to enjoy the animals as well, so I agreed.
That first doe is our foundation animal, SG The Calisto’s Lila 1*M 05-05 +EEE 88
Lila’s temperament and ease about life eventually grew on me and I started to expand the Oberhasli breeding program, subsequently phasing out the Nubians and La Manchas in 2007.
I firmly believe that a buck can make or break a herd, and we are now using some bucks out of our own does in order to strengthen our style of animal, not only in type but also in milk production.
Each Vanjust animal requires a non-refundable $50 deposit to hold it for you. The purchase price includes ADGA registration papers, CD&T vaccines, and if age appropriate, worming. All kids are raised on pasteurized milk until 3 months old, offered grass and alfalfa hay and fresh water from 3 days old, and introduced to Elenbaas Dairy Goat Ration at 4 weeks old. My belief is the sooner the rumen starts working, the bigger, stronger, and healthier the kids will be as adults.
I hope you enjoy looking through my website as much as I enjoyed putting it together.
Sincerely,
Brandi Giachino
PO Box 507
Priest River, ID 83856
vanjustdg@yahoo.com
Thank you for your interest in my daughter Vanessa and my herds. (Vanessa's herd name is Luvruc.) We are located in Priest River, Idaho, about 45 miles northeast of Spokane, Washington. We are preparing for the 2012 ADGA National Show in Loveland, Colorado this year. We expect this to be an exciting trip for our little herd. We will be taking almost the entire herd except for one kid, two older milkers, and the bucks, of course. :)
A little bit about how we got into goats. I received my first goat as a wedding gift in 1994, a beautiful blue roan Nubian named Mirah. Though I did not have Mirah for very long, I was addicted to these wonderful animals and have had them in my life pretty continuously since 1999.
I was interested in Nubians and La Manchas, but Vanessa talked me into buying a dry Oberhasli yearling in 2001. I had no interest in that little brown goat, but I wanted her to enjoy the animals as well, so I agreed.
That first doe is our foundation animal, SG The Calisto’s Lila 1*M 05-05 +EEE 88
Lila’s temperament and ease about life eventually grew on me and I started to expand the Oberhasli breeding program, subsequently phasing out the Nubians and La Manchas in 2007.
I firmly believe that a buck can make or break a herd, and we are now using some bucks out of our own does in order to strengthen our style of animal, not only in type but also in milk production.
Each Vanjust animal requires a non-refundable $50 deposit to hold it for you. The purchase price includes ADGA registration papers, CD&T vaccines, and if age appropriate, worming. All kids are raised on pasteurized milk until 3 months old, offered grass and alfalfa hay and fresh water from 3 days old, and introduced to Elenbaas Dairy Goat Ration at 4 weeks old. My belief is the sooner the rumen starts working, the bigger, stronger, and healthier the kids will be as adults.
I hope you enjoy looking through my website as much as I enjoyed putting it together.
Sincerely,
Brandi Giachino
PO Box 507
Priest River, ID 83856
vanjustdg@yahoo.com
