SFTX Taysha

New Zealand Kiko Yearling

Goat , Kiko , Doe (female) |Brown

DOB: 11/11/2022 (3 yrs)

Sire: DHS Black Jack

New Zealand Buck

DHS Black Jack

Kiko Buck (male) Black

AKGA#  DOB: 12/19/20196 yrs
Aug 2023
Sire: SEV Magnum Steel Dam: MVH 531 Percentage: New Zealand Litter Size: Triplet Birth Date: 12/19/2019 Birth Weight: 8 lbs 90 Day Weight: 53 lbs Total ADG: 0.50 Performance Index: 1.18 Black Jack is a triplet out of a repeat cross between SEV Magnum Steel x MVH 531. He had a weaning weight of 47.9 pounds at 80 days and an ADG of 0.50 pounds per day. Due to his excellent growth, parasite immunity and temperament Black Jack was retained for further evaluation as a potential herd ...
  | AKGA#  | Black
Dam: SFTX Amiga

New Zealand Kiko Doe

SFTX Amiga

Kiko Doe (female) Brown

AKGA#  DOB: 1/13/20206 yrs
Aug 2024
One of the excellent does we raised from the Mingo x Dakota flush. Her sister, SFTX Felicity is her twin! We have a full brother, SFTX Big Iron, as one of our herdsires. She is a very friendly goat!
  | AKGA#  | Brown
Service Sire: DDF Powder Keg

American Purebred Buck

DDF Powder Keg

Kiko Buck (male) Black Multi

AKGA# 19P153DDF21 DOB: 1/31/20197 yrs
Aug 2023
Sire: TNT SHAZAMS BLITZ Y288 Dam: TNT Carlotta Y220 Percentage: Purebred Litter Size: Triplet Birth Date: 1/31/2019 Powder Keg joined our herd in January 2020 after spending six months at the 2019 Langston Feed and Forage Test where he was judged against 171 other young bucks. During the pasture portion of the test he ranked number 6 in ADG and ranked 11 on the PCV/FEC. In the feed portion of the test he ranked 34th on FEC. This was one of the roughest buck tests in many years, so do ...
  | AKGA# 19P153DDF21 | Black Multi
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Taysha is a very solid yearling and has the big bodied stance of her mother, Amiga. She comes with older, solid genetics, including WMB Mingo, SPK Sunboy Rotan 150 (Magnum) and JFK Delilah's. Taysha should be a large-bodied doe at maturity, like her mother Amiga and grandmother MJI Dakota, both of which have been extremely productive in our herd.

Updated 3/28/2026