Kansas Bluestem Nubians

Nubian Senior Does-

Camelot Cattle Co Harley Quinn 2*M

ADGA #N1925397

2021 Top Ten Achiever, #10 Volume- 3490 lbs

March 6, 2018

LA 2024: 06-03 EEEE 91

Harley- August 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: B/N

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Harley comes to us late in her life, as a coming eight year old doe. She’s already achieved her best, and we’re just hoping that she has a little left to give us in daughters and sons. Bred and raised by Michelle DeLong, of Camelot Cattle Company, the detailed information Michelle has compiled on her is the best place to see Harley’s achievements… here.

We weren’t shopping for goats when Michelle asked us if we’d be interested in bringing Harley into our herd, but we couldn’t say no. Harley achieved making the Top Ten list in 2021, producing 3,490 pounds of milk with 126 pounds of butterfat and 119 pounds of protein. How could anyone turn down that production, combined with a 91 LA score at six years old? The Camelot genetics are a foundation of our herd, and Harley is no exception… we’re hoping for multiple daughters and sons to carry on her legacy.

Progeny in our herd: Karisma (‘23), Magpie (‘26), Ghul (‘26)

Kansas Bluestem Ethel *M

ADGA #N2078818

ELITE Doe— 96th percentile, 2022

March 1, 2020

LA 2025: 05-01 GGVV 85

Ethel- September 2024

DNA on file- ADG28336

Alpha-s1 Casein: B/N

G-6-S: Carrier (by test)

Ethel is our first homebred girl. She is sired by Fudge, and boy do we love her! Unfortunately, we lost her dam to pneumonia, and Fudge is now deceased, so we won’t be getting any sisters of any kind. She's a big girl who stands taller than and outweighs most of our other lines. Her rear udder is high but lacks strong attachment. Her foreudder is wide, with good attachment but could extend further. Ethel peaked with 7.4lbs a day production (3% Protein, 4.6% BF) as a yearling milker and met the * requirements in all three categories after just 257 days in milk. She has excellent orifice size, and is easy to milk out completely. We doubt she’ll ever be moving on to another herd!

Progeny in our herd: Eden (‘23), Edison (‘25)

Granddaughters in our herd: Smoothie (‘24) , Raid (‘25)

Mystique- August 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: A/B

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Camelot Cattle Co Mystique 3*M

ADGA #N2082320

March 6, 2020

LA 2024: 04-03 VEEE 91

Mystique is another doe from Camelot Cattle Company. She came to us late in her fourth lactation as a five and a half year old doe. In her previous home, she achieved a 91 LA score and a high lactation of 3630 pounds of milk, including 164 pounds of butterfat and 139 pounds of protein as a third freshener. Mystique is the full sister, but not littermate, to Camelot Cattle Co Briar Rose, and both are the daughters of Camelot Cattle Co Mischief. Mischief is a multi-time top ten doe, including the honor of being the Breed Leader for volume in 2020. Mystique is also the first doe from Camelot that we ever reserved a kid from… and Mandisa is her first daughter. We’re hoping for many more daughters and perhaps a son or two from Mystique during her future years here. To see the pictures and information available on Mystique from Camelot Cattle Company, please follow this link.

Daughters in our herd: Mandisa (‘22)

Kansas Bluestem Katasterismoi 6*M

ADGA #N2193331

6*M (pending) 2024 lactation

August 31, 2021

LA 2025 03-07 GVVE 88

Stella- September 2025

DNA on file- ADG28335

Alpha-s1 Casein: A/B (by parentage)

G-6-S: Normal (by test)

Stella is a daughter of Goddard Farm Sphinx. She’s a daughter of Zao Hot Fudge, making her a paternal sister to Ethel. We actually sold her as a dry yearling in October of 2022, but jumped at the opportunity to purchase her back in April of 2024. Stella is a large doe, standing on good front feet with a nice brisket and front end assembly. Her rear legs aren’t as square as we’d like to have them, but they have great angulation. Her best trait, though, is her udder. It’s a wonderful shape, with strong and tight attachment all around, and excellent teat placement. Her udder has earned her an E in mammary system in Linear Appraisal, and multiple positive comments from judges in the ring. We have high hopes that we can get than udder passed on to her progeny!

Progeny in our herd: none yet

Over the Moon KUL Fancy Fern

ADGA #N2237091

February 21, 2022

Fern is a doe we sold as a kid to a homestead a little over an hour away. They owned her for about three years, before needing a break from dairy goats… so she came home in May of 2025. While we had a love-hate relationship with Fern’s dam, Fantasy, we are thrilled to have Fern working in our herd. She’s a tall doe, with that much desired silver roan color, but her qualities don’t end there. Fern is easy to milk, with large teats and giant orifices, and has the patience of a saint. She’s been a competitive 4-H doe for her previous owners, but we expect she has what it takes to be competitive at higher levels, too.

Progeny in our herd: none yet

Fern- August 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: B/B

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Camelot Cattle Co Jasmine *M

ADGA #N2224929

*M (pending) 2023 lactation

March 16, 2022

LA 2025: 03-00 GVVE 87

Jasmine- 2023

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: A/B

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Jasmine is one of our original trio of doe kids from Camelot Cattle Company purchased in the spring of 2022. Jasmine's maternal grandsire, Dante, is son to Mischief, multiple time Top Ten doe in all three categories, who has been named Elite and has earned her SG status. Jasmine's sire, Abraxan, son of Wingwood Farm Finding Atlantis (FS91 VEE) and Wingwood Farm Lucky Altima (FS93 EEEE), appraised high as a yearling buck and has plenty of milky genetics behind him as well. We are excited to have the strong pedigree in our herd and are looking forward to blending Jasmine's lines with our bucks. ​As an intermediate kid, Jasmine was all legs and lacked frame strength. She has nice dairyness and a beautiful head and neck, with an excellent udder. She also has some of the best front and rear legs and rump structure of the herd.

Progeny in our herd: Rapunzel (‘25)

Granddaughters in our herd: Tatiana (‘25)

Camelot Cattle Co Mandisa 4*M

ADGA #N2224929

4*M (pending) 2023 lactation

March 19, 2022

LA 2023: 01-06 GGGA 78

Mandisa- August 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: A/B

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Mandisa is maternal granddaughter to SG Camelot Cattle Co Mischief 4*M, and daughter to the lovely Mystique (see above). She is sired by, Sweet Spring Calvin Klein, who is a son of Kastdemur's Time in a Bottle. Mandisa's dam, Camelot Cattle Co Mystique, appraised at a VG89 as a two year old first freshener (the highest possible for a FF), and put over 3500lbs in the bucket on her first lactation in just 288 days. Mandisa is a very easy keeper who freshened well as a yearling. We love her body depth and width in her rear, and are looking forward to seeing her mature. Her second freshening was abnormal, with triplet bucks, but two were deceased. Her third freshening started off with a bang by quickly contracting pneumonia after kidding, so she was dried off at only 17 days fresh to help her recover. We’re hoping for a normal fourth freshening in 2026!

Progeny in our herd: Desi (‘25)

Hopes and Dreams Tephra Glitter *M

ADGA #N2299173

*M (pending) 2023 lactation

February 8, 2023

LA 2025: 2-02 GGGG 82

Glitter is the first doe owned by the youngest herdsman in our family, Kathryn. Glitter won Youth Reserve Grand Champion Junior Nubian in Eureka, KS at the Pot-O-Gold Show and Youth Champion Junior Nubian in Salina, KS at the Sunflower Doe-Down Show in 2023. Glitter placed 6 times second as a yearling milker, showing in both Youth and Open events in Oklahoma in 2024. For her second freshening, Glitter has again been second multiple times against heavy two year old competition. We hope that one day she can take home that class win!

Glitter is used as Kathryn’s showmanship doe. They took Grand Champion in the Junior Showmanship class at the 2024 Kansas State Fair. They’re becoming quite the team and hope to bring home some more ribbons and fun prizes in the future!

Progeny in our herd: Sprinkles (‘26)

Glitter- May 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: B/B

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Camelot Cattle Co Karisma

ADGA #N2289742

March 9, 2023

LA 2025: 2-01 GGAA 78

Karisma, and her partner in crime, Briar Rose, came to us in April of 2025 when Camelot Cattle Co reduced their herd size. We absolutely love the Camelot genetics and have been thrilled with the three does we purchased as bottle kids in 2022. We could not pass up the opportunity to purchase these ladies as first fresheners.

Karisma freshened with a single doeling, who was retained by the Camelot herd. Michelle stated that Karisma’s udder reminded her so much of Karisma’s maternal granddam’s udder, Nubilop-Acres Flirt’s Flirty. Karisma’s dam is a 2021 top ten production doe, Camelot Cattle Co Harley Quinn, and Karisma’s sire is Wingwood Farm FA Abraxan. We see a lot of build similarity between Karisma and Jasmine, who is also sired by Abraxan. Here’s hoping Karisma matures the way Jasmine has!

Progeny in our herd: none yet

Camelot Cattle Co Karisma, 08/24/2025

Karisma- August 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: B/N

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Camelot Cattle Co Briar Rose

ADGA #N2289741

March 16, 2023

LA 2025: 2-01 AAAG 79

Briar, and her partner in crime, Karisma, came to us in April of 2025 when Camelot Cattle Co reduced their herd size. We absolutely love the Camelot genetics and have been thrilled with the three does we purchased as bottle kids in 2022. We could not pass up the opportunity to purchase these ladies as first fresheners.

Briar freshened with a set of twin bucklings and a wonderful mammary. Its soft and supple, with beautiful teat placement and nice shape. We’re really excited to see her mature. Briar’s dam is the amazing SG Camelot Cattle Co Mischief, multi-time top ten producer and breed leader in 2020! Briar’s sire is the handsome, Camelot Cattle Co Chrome, making Briar a genetic sister to Camelot Cattle Co Mystique. We hope to see Briar mature into a Mystique copy-cat!

Progeny in our herd: none yet

Camelot Cattle Co Briar Rose, 08/24/2025

Briar Rose- August 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: A/B

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

RDR NE Coffee Bean

ADGA #N2390064

March 29, 2023

Coffee Bean was purchased from Jena Raymer of Oklahoma as a birthday gift for our youngest herdsman, Kathryn, in 2024. We chose Coffee Bean due to the success that her littermate sister, paternal sisters and maternal sisters have had in the show ring as both junior and senior does. Coffee freshened as a two year old in April of 2025 with buck/doe twins, and Kathryn retained the doeling. Coffee’s mammary is exquisite, with a beautiful globular shape, well placed teats, and solid attachments all around. It would show well, excpet Coffee does not enjoy having a show fill on her udder, and her movements in the ring can be very unnatural, including standing and walking with her loin raised. We know her genetics are solid though, so she’ll be a brood doe here for a little while.

Progeny in our herd: Mochaccino (‘25)

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Coffee Bean- June 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: A/B

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Kansas Bluestem Sunkissed Eden

ADGA #N2296717

April 24, 2023

LA 2025: 1-11 GAGA 78​

Eden is a beautiful black roan daughter of Ethel and Apollo. At first we weren’t planning to retain another daughter of Ethel until her first daughter freshened, but when Ethel made the ‘22 ADGA Elite list, we changed our minds. Eden was the third out, of triplets, and was the smallest in stature of her littermates, but she’s making up for it in quality. Eden freshened as a yearling in the Fall of 2024 with a single buckling. From the beginning of her lactation, she hit it out of the park with production volume and her udder quality is fantastic. We’re defintely glad we decided to keep her around.

Progeny in our herd: Esther (‘25)

Eden- August 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: B/B

G-6-S: N/N (normal by test)

Kansas Bluestem Sunkissed Lulu as a senior kid.

Kansas Bluestem Sunkissed Lulu

ADGA #N2376568

December 29, 2023

Progeny in our Herd:

Lulu- Sept 2024

DNA on file- yes

Alpha-s1 Casein: B/N

G-6-S: Normal (by test)

Lulu is a daughter of paternal siblings Over the Moon KUL Fantasy and Over the Moon KUL Apollo. While the mating that producer her was accidental, we’re not displeased with the results. She has shown nice balance throughout her growth stages and caught the eye of the judges in the ring (placing one time 4th and one time 6th in large classes). We are looking forward to seeing Lulu fresh as a two year old.

Kansas Bluestem JustALuckyDuck, yearling first freshening

Kansas Bluestem JustALuckyDuck

ADGA #N2352415

January 4, 2024

LA 2025: 1-03 GAAG 81

Ducky- May 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: A/A, A/B or B/B (by parentage)

G-6-S: Normal (by test)

Ducky is one of two wildly spotted twin does from Clover in 2024. From the very beginning, she was more growthy and had the powerful frame we’re looking to produce. She’s continued to grow nicely, albeit much faster than her contemporaries and freshened her as a young yearling. Ducky saw the show ring at the Green Country Dairy Goat show in Stillwell, OK in May of 2024. She placed one time third (Ring 1- Jay Rudolph) and one time first (Ring 2- Marissa Shivers) over a class of 12 senior kids. We also took her to the Kansas State Fair in September, where she took 3rd Senior Kid, under Grace Toy. As a milking yearling she didn’t see much competition in the show ring aside from herdmate, Epiphany, and the two traded places in almost every ring. Her mammary is productive, supple and well attached, and she’s continued to mature into her frame. Ducky took home 1st place Yearling Udder from the 2025 Kansas State Fair, despite being second in the class to a doe from another herd.She’s one to watch in the future!

Kansas Bluestem JustAnEpiphany

ADGA #N2276806

Janurary 6, 2024

LA 2025: 1-03 GGAG 80

Ephinany is a well balanced and lengthy doe out of Memory. Player definitely added the strength and width that Memory lacked. Epiphany was been on the smaller side of our kids, but has grown with nice balance and correctness. She placed three times 4th and one time 8th as a senior kid at spring shows; then took 2nd Senior Kid at the Kansas State Fair in September 2024.

We freshened her as a young yearling. Her mammary did not disappoint and its a toss up with Ducky on which is the better quality udder, even though Epiphany can’t keep up with Ducky’s production. Epiphany has received high praise from several judges as a milking yearlings and we know she’ll keep getting better as she matures! We’re looking forward to continuing to show her off.

Kansas Bluestem JustAnEpiphany, yearling first freshening

Epiphany- May 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: A/B or B/B (by parentage)

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Kansas Bluestem JustUrOldFlame

ADGA #N2374670

February 27, 2024

Flame is the first retained daughter of Camelot Cattle Co Cinder. She was a single doe kid, and while we had hoped for a higher multiple from Cinder, we were thrilled she gave us a doeling. Flame catches everyone’s eye with her wild spots, but we expect she’ll be a showstopper in udder and production once mature. We plan to freshen her as a yearling. Flame took 5th place Senior kid under Grace Toy at the 2024 Kansas State Fair. We’re really looking forward to maturity and milk production from this one!

Kansas Bluestem JustUrOldFlame, yearling first freshening

Flame- June 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: B/B

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Kansas Bluestem PhruitSmoothie

ADGA #N2376569

April 13, 2024

Smoothie is granddaughter to Ethel and maternal sister to Empanada. She’s incredibly dainty and fine boned, unlike both of those does though. Her mammary is a nice shape, with good texture, but as a yearling milker, she hasn’t produced much. We expect great improvement in production as a second freshener. Smoothie, like Empanada, is intended to be foundational in our AS1C N/N genetic line. We do appreciate her front end assembly and her rear leg angulation, and look forward to having her appraised as a second freshening two year old in June of 2026.

Kansas Bluestem PhruitSmoothie, yearling first freshening

Smoothie- May 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: N/N

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Kitkats Sunkissed Auxesia

ADGA #N2376566

April 15, 2024

Aux is one of the first goats with our second herd name, “Kitkats.” At birth, we were certain Aux was a buck kid because she just had a masculine head and shoulder assembly. We were excited when we did not find external parts! Aux’s dam, Haweye Farm PBF Demeter, is a doe we leased for one breeding season, with the hope of getting a doe kid to start Kathryn’s show string. Aux’s sire, Apollo, complements that dam-line well, and we’re excited to see how this girl matures and how much milk she produces.

Kansas Bluestem Sunkissed Auxesia as a senior kid.

Aux- September 2024

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: unknown

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Locust Creek MS Friend in Me

ADGA #N2389107

April 15, 2024

Friend was a semi-unplanned addition to our herd in the Spring of 2024. Her breeder, Heather Eby/Locust Creek, had a single kid born just days before leaving for vacation (and the same day as we had kids were born), so we agreed to kid-sit for her while she was gone. Then Heather got the AS1C test results telling us that Friend was a doe that would fit right into our breeding “side-project” of a line of AS1C N/N Nubians. So, we decided that Friend may as well just stay forever!

Friend has been small in stature since weaning. We’re still holding out hope that she will freshen nicely and give us some “normal” sized kids, though. Friend’s sire and dam are both from the well-known Blissberry herd. Her sire, Blissberry Macapuno Sunrise is son of the up and coming Blissberry Coconut Cooler, son of Wingwood Farm TL Atlas. Friend’s dam goes back to both Blissberry Sonic Boom and Blissberry Rock Hard, the first Nubian sire to have three Ex93 daughters. We are delighted to have these “outside” genetics in our herd and love the general appearance of her build, despite her small frame.

Locust Creek MS Friend in Me as a dry yearling.

Friend- August 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: N/N

G-6-S: Normal (by parentage)

Kansas Bluestem Parade Trinket

ADGA #N2417939

November 1, 2024

Trinket is our first retained, much anticipated, daughter of Flasher, out of Souvenir. Souvenir always placed well as a dry yearling, so we knew we needed to add more of her genetics to our herd. Flasher’s other daughters (Food4Thought herd) also show well, which made this cross make sense in our mind. Trinket is the first doe in Knox’s show string, and will be his primary 4-H showmanship goat. She will also travel around on the regional circuit with Kathryn’s small herd.

Trinket freshened beautifully in January of 2026 at fourteen months old. She came into strong production, putting 8.4 pounds in the pail on her first milk test. Her udder is high and well attached laterally, with good foreudder extension, and the perfectly plumb teats that everyone loves. We’re looking forward to taking her out as a milking yearling this year!

Kansas Bluestem Parade Trinket as a dry yearling.

Trinket- May 2025

DNA on file- no

Alpha-s1 Casein: A/B or B/B (by parentage)

G-6-S: N/N (normal by parentage)