Camelot Cattle Co Mystique 5*M
FS91 (VEEE) @ 04-03
ADGA #N2082320
DOB: March 7, 2020
G6S Normal (N/N)
AS1C A/B
Sire: +B Camelot Cattle Co Chrome EX90
Sire’s Sire: Cozy Creek Camelot Kiko
Sire’s Dam: Nubilop-Acres There She Is
Dam: Camelot Cattle Co Mischief 4*M EX90 (VEEV) @ 06-03
Dam’s Sire: Tamris Farm Sap’s Onyx VG84 (+++ ) @ 03-02
Dam’s Dam: Nubilop-Acres Flirt’s Flirty 3*M EX90 (VVEE) @ 06-01
Pictured as a 5yr, dry in August of 2025
Though we were not in the market for does to bring in to the herd, when Michelle contacted us and offered the opportunity to purchase Mystique (and Harley) we couldn’t say no. Mystique is the style of goat we love- upstanding, excellent dairy strength, strong will to milk, beautiful and capacious udder with excellent texture… we could keep going, but you get the idea.
Mystique missed out on making the top ten list by a very small margin in her third lactation. I have complete confidence that the genetic link for high production is there and she will pass it on with the right buck crosses. We had already added a daughter to the herd, back in 2023, Camelot Cattle Co Mandisa. We have several Mystique granddaughters through Mandisa, and look forward to furthering Mystique’s genetics in our herd through daughters and sons in the coming years.
COMPLETED LACTATIONS;
2025: 5-00 y/o completed 201 DIM
Milk 1927 - Butterfat 66 (3.4%) - Protein 64 (3.4%)
2024: 3-11 y/o completed 299 DIM
Milk 3629 - Butterfat 164 (4.5%) - Protein 139 (3.8%)
2023: 3-00 y/o completed: 291 DIM
Milk 3000 - Butterfat 120 (4.0%) - Protein 107 (3.6%)
2022: 2-00 y/o completed: 288 DIM
Milk 3578 - Butterfat 169 (4.7%) - Protein 135 (3.8%)
DHI Records
Mystique earned her milk star, making her a 5*M, with her pervious owner. Click here and input Animal ID NUUSA1692136 (make sure the “GOAT” selection is toggled) to pull up her CDCB Query and see additional data.
CURRENT LACTATION IN PROGRESS
2026: 6-01 y/o Reported as of 109 DIM
Milk 943 - Butterfat 33 (3.5%) - Protein 31 (3.3%)
Kidding Journal @ Bluestem Acres
2026- Mystique was a hard one to catch in heat, but we finally saw one in October. She was bred to Cozy Meadow Maximum Chrome, in hopes of lots of pink… but Mystique had other ideas and delivered a large single buckling for us on March 17th. The labor was easy and quick, and Mystique did a great job with delivery. The buckling will be working as a herdsire in south central Kansas for a few years, with the option that he’ll return to us eventually. Mystique freshened unevenly, lingering evidence of some mastitis in the past. She’s milking well from one half though and averaging a gallon a day. That production is not close to what she did with her previous herd, but our feed program is quite different than theirs. Mystique is maintaining weight well on our management and still holds all the qualities we love.