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Currently for sale:

All are already or will be fully REGISTERED, DISBUDDED, TATTOOED, and up to date on CDT vaccine.  2026 kids are raised on pasteurized milk, grain, and hay per age appropriate. They are kept on coccidia preventative (Calf Pro).  I do not do posed photo shoots with kiddos, but am happy to send a video of them on the move.  I do not like goat kids that mob you so I do raise them more hands off, preferring to acclimate them to handling as older kids or pre-fresh. Most will still approach for attention, but some will be more stand-offish.

Click green underlined names below for link to either ADGA Genetics pedigree OR their individual page on my website!

Caprice Acres CGPG Gidget

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DOB 2/27/26 – American Alpine Doeling
Broken Two-Tone Chamoisee

Dam: The HH CC Reba
GEGV 86@2yo (FF)

AI Sire: SGCH Cherry Glen Password Gentry ++*B
EEV 90 @ 1yo, D/avg Milk: 2711#M 83#F 77#P
D/avg FS: 88.0; FU 334.2 RUH 36.1 RUA 29.8

500.00

Gentry Daughters: GCH CHERRY GLEN GENTRY GRANITE 8*M – 2016 National CH; top record 3590#M.
GCH CHERRY GLEN GENTRY BRIDGET 2016 & 2017 National CH RG.

Gentry is out of the infamous SGCH Cherry Glen Radical Gesture 3*M EEEE 93, ’06 National CH, reserve NCH ’04, ’05. Lactations >3000-4000lbs.

This is a sentimental linebreeding for me, hoping to recreate (but never replace) SG Caprice Acres Glitterati EX91 who was one of my first successful AI offspring, sired by Gentry. She was one of my first AI babies and my first EX91. She was euthanized due to age in 2025. I am keeping the littermate sister to Gidget, Caprice Acres CGPG Ibis. Reba herself is a granddaughter of Glitterati;  Reba’s sire is Cointreau who is the littermate brother to my Caprice Acres ASD Absinthe EX90 (Read more about on her page or below!) Cointreau’s ELITE sire is SG Antiquity SOS Drambuie +*B, VG88@1yo, daughters average 3341#M. Drambuie is himself sired by the infamous SG Sodium Oaks Sasin ++*B who likely needs no introduction being arguably the most proven sire of any breed (according to recorded performance data) and having influenced the breed more than any other sire without comparison. Drambuie’s dam is SG Antiquity LAS Alice 7*M VEEE 90 with her best lactation >4800lb, and many test days >19lbs.

Caprice Acres CPP Bloody Mary

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DOB 3/1/2026 – American Alpine DOELING
Broken Chamoisee

and

Caprice Acres PP Dirty Martini

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DOB 3/1/2026 – American Alpine BUCKLING
Cou Clair

Dam: Caprice Acres ASD Absinthe 3*M (pend) VEEE 90@3yo
Sire: Chairein Posh Pabst *B VEE 87@2yo

500.00 each

A nice injection of west coast genetics into Michigan! I’ve used a different Chairein buck in the past with spectacular results and expect these will be just as good.
Absinthe appraised EX90 as a 3yo and produced 3126#M in just 286 DIM. Her dam was my foundation American doe, SG Caprice Acres Glitterati 2*M EX91 who was sired by SGCH Cherry Glen Password Gentry ++*B EX90, sire of 2 different National Champions (the experimental was NCH 2x). Gentry was a direct son of SGCH Cherry Glen Radical Gesture 3*M EX93 who was herself a NCH and 2x RCH.
On Absinthe’s paternal side, she was sired AI by ELITE sire, SG Antiquity SOS Drambuie +*B, VG88@1yo. His daughters average 3341#M. Drambuie is sired by the infamous SG Sodium Oaks Sasin ++*B who likely needs no introduction. Drambuie’s dam is SG Antiquity LAS Alice 7*M VEEE 90 with her best lactation >4800lb, and many test days >19lbs.
In Pabst’s pedigree, the reason I chose to use him was his dam. Pabst’s dam is SGCH Chairein Nimi Posh EX93, >2900lbs as FF and 7 full lactations on test with 3 of those being >5000lbs and top lactation 5430#M, 203F, 190P. These include top ten lactations: 2016 #2M, #1 F +P; 2017 #3M, #1F, #5P; and 2018 #3 P. Pabst’s pedigree is also greatly influenced by Olentangy and Bearly genetics.

 

Caprice Acres Sayer **Unnamed**

(Pending reg – planned pedigree)
DOB 4/25/26 – French Alpine Doeling
Two-Tone Chamoisee w/ wattles

250.00

Nicotiana is maturing to be a wonderful doe in my Polled project. As a 3yo, she just keeps looking better and better. She has appraised middle-high 80’s which I think is appropriate for her at her age and her style. While we’ll probably be skipped here in Michigan for appraisal in 2026, I look forward to her mature 4 and 5 yo appraisal scores, as I think we will really see her shine when fully mature. I have no complaints about her production, and her udder is holding up well. These older polled genetics can be quite interesting when it comes to conformation and udder structure, and “Nikki” is the best I’ve produced thus far from these particular polled lines. While this daughter isn’t polled, I think she is quite a lovely little doe kid. Expect her to be refined and really need the 4-5 years to reach her full potential especially as productive as her lines tend to be.
She should be on track to make breeding weight LATE 2026/early 2027, or be held back as a dry yearling for 2027. Price reflects her birth late in season.

Caprice Acres Sayer **Unnamed**

(Pending reg – planned pedigree)
DOB 4/25/26 – French Alpine Doeling
Two-Tone Chamoisee

200.00 

Joanna is an immature yearling with promise – her first test day was 9.6lbs at about 3 weeks fresh. She is leggy and gangly but she looks like a young hard working doe, not a mature animal. That will come with time, as it should. I think she’ll look like a different  doe after a haircut this spring, as she is quite a hairy Yak! This year is for her to learn the ropes and hang out making milk. Her udder could use a longer foreudder extension but is extremely soft and otherwise appears to have nice attachments. As she gains capacity I’m pleased to see how the attachments look with added loadbearing. Her dam was my recently lost doe, Caprice Acres PGM Lovinia VG89, who as a 11m FF produced >2700lbs milk and as a 2yo produced >3000lbs of milk, both on short lactations (less than 305d). She was a large, powerhouse doe who could milk and look pretty doing it. Unfortunately an unknown illness took her too young this spring. Joanna’s sire, QMF Carrier of the Stone VG89, is a buck that has pretty and productive daughters in the QMF herd in southern Michigan, many of which are on official test and appraised, but the oldest would be just now 4yo’s.  Soothsayer is the sire of the doe kid, and he has a few very young daughters that are doing well – we are really liking the rear udder height and he has improved some foreudder attachments for Heather at QMF as well. While not extreme milk production on his daughters, they’re commendable and admittedly still all very young – the oldest being my Starling who is only a 2nd lactation after all.
She should be on track to make breeding weight LATE 2026/early 2027, or be held back as a dry yearling for 2027. Price reflects her birth late in season, and being out of a FF dam. 

Adults:

 I need to consider parting with some adult does. Please reach out if you are interested in a doe in milk. I would especially love to place some American does in quality performance homes. I mainly need to make space for 2026 doe kids that I retained, and I prefer to keep a smaller milking string of no more than 12 does; but less is always better for my sanity! 

Addi-Hill Lono Soothsayer – 3 yo French Alpine BUCK – price TBD – we are  considering parting with him only because both Heather (QMF) and I have retained plenty of buck kids and need to make space.

2025 dry yearling:

All below are sired by QMF Carrier of the Stone VG89. I do not have time, help, or patience to do goat photo shoots so many of these pictures are standing naturally, unclipped, and not standing perfectly. I am happy to discuss each and can always send a video to interested parties.

Caprice Acres COS Linette – 300.00 – Purebred

(Pictured fall 2025)

Dam: Caprice Acres Sayer Starling
VVGG 84 @1yo (FF)
11mon FF 156DIM 1722#M 3.7%F 3.0%P Peak 8.1lb

Sire: QMF Carrier of the Stone
VVE 89@ 4yo

Literally the cutest alpine ever. Linette is a early March 2025 doe kid. She is a beautiful light chamoisee with cream trim and was the teeny tiny afterthought kid in her litter. Her 2 bigger brothers were clearly taking up all the good uterus space and nutrition. I usually don’t weigh kids and didn’t weigh Linette, but her brothers were around 8 and 11lbs – all out of a FF dam! Linette and her brothers were born via C section, because her biggest brother was presenting back/chest first and her dam Starling lacked proper cervical stimulus to dilate properly. I opted C section because while I believe I could have manually dilated and pulled kids – A C-section was likely to be kinder for her. Being a veterinarian is convenient sometimes! Linette as always been the small kid of the group, despite growing like a weed. She has also always been my favorite kid for 2025 – I just don’t prefer to keep dry yearlings if I can help it and I am biased because she was also the cutest kid! And still is, I think. She was left open/dry for 2025/2026 not just because she was small (she made breeding weight minimums) but also because I lacked great options for a service sire for her. My options were her sire, her grandsire, or a crossbred meat buck. The linebreeding options would have been ok, but nothing that made me very excited so I decided to just leave her dry.

Semen

Shipping available! Semen marketed with Blue Mountain Genetics may also be delivered on their route yearly. If Nationals is close enough to drive to, I can also deliver as I often attend with my tank just to observe/pick up semen/ogle beautiful animals. 

I will consider and respond to any inquiries about my bucks I have listed as AI sires. Semen that I have purchased is of limited resale availability – some I cannot part with, while other bucks I would happily part with, so please inquire! I am more willing to part with bucks I’ve owned and had collected personally, as I have the largest quantities available on them, more than I ever plan on using. I STRONGLY prefer they go to herds on performance programs, however, as it will help me as well in that case.  All of them have DNA on file, Casein tested, and their collections on file as promptly as possible after collection.  CLICK ON THEIR NAMES TO GO TO THEIR PAGES FOR MORE INFO! These boys include:

Sunrising Charmer Weizenbock *B FRENCH 03-06 VVE 88 Casein E/F
2016 Two Tone Chamoise
This guy likes to improve rumps thanks to his father, Charmer. He produces more refined, dairy daughters but while still improving body capacity. He is the sire to our Caprice Acres Irish Red 3*M EX90. While not deceased, we no longer own him. Moderate quantity available.  Straws 20.00 ea

Caprice Acres Disco Volante *B FRENCH 02-03 +V+ 84 Casein B/F
2014 Lavender Cou Clair
Really wish this buck hadn’t passed away so young, as he is littermate to SG Caprice Acres Elise 2*M EX90, the foundation of my entire French herd.  I believe he had so much potential and his final appraisal score did not do him justice IMO. Thankfully he was collected prior to his death! LIMITED QUANTITY. Straws 15.00 ea

Giesler’s Sharp Dressed Man FRENCH 05-03 VEE 89  Casein F/F
2011 Cou Clair
“Calix” or “The Big Stink” as he was known has a special place in our hearts. He has one beautiful EX90 daughter out of very few appraised, the lovely SG QMF Drops of Jupiter in the Quarter – Mile herd. Another daughter owned by Hooligan’s Farm, Caprice Acres Adelise, VG89. Very limited quantity available. Straws 20.00 ea.

Pleasant-Grove RR Mathias *ELITE* – FRENCH 04-08 VEV 88 Casein A/E
2018 Dark chamoise
Willing to part with a few more straws, and was collected both 2020 and 2021 so we have a reasonable inventory. Has produced rare teat defects.  This guy improves general appearance, front ends, and udders in general. His daughters are very productive. Best buck purchase for improving across the board we could have possibly made.  10/300.

Caprice Acres Wahoo Huzzah *B – AMERICAN Casein E/F
2020 Sundgau Cou Noir
A rare American alpine buck we had collected. This guy is out of our SG Caprice Acres Glitterati 2*M EX91 and sired by a high production older buck from very famous alpine historic lines (Sodium Oaks). His littermate sister was not nearly as conformationally correct unfortunately, but she had one of the best foreudders I’ve ever bred. Do not breed to posty legged does.  Willing to part with 5-10 straws.  15.00 ea. 

Caprice Acres PGM Dark Roast – FRENCH Casein E/F VEE 90 @3yo
2020 Solid Chocolate (dilute)
Used a lot by Quarter – Mile in 2020 and she loved all the kids so much she kept a ton of em! Note of caution, he has thrown extra teats – mostly with the same lines his sire Mathias has had problems with, especially when inbreeding. He was gifted to my good friend Tammy McCloe in late 2020 so thankful he is still close and seeing some use as he is highly related to most of my French being that he is an Elise son and sired by Mathias. In 2026 he went to join another herd,  QMF (Heather Quick at Quarter Mile Farms) Has several fresh daughters and they are total knockouts excelling in udder structure especially teat placement. His fun funky color is quite unusual in alpines so that’s a fun cherry on top. Willing to part with a few straws. Straws 25.00ea

Caprice Acres Outback Brisbane *polled*  FRENCH Casein B/01
2020 Cou Blanc
Bane’s sire had many productive daughters and conformationally very complementary to my doe, Red – which made this breeding a no-brainer even if he wasn’t Polled! Pleased with the outcome despite (or maybe because) he is a 0% inbreeding for my herd.  I repeated the breeding 2021 and have a confirmed pregnancy, now just hoping for full sisters to join the herd! He has had rare teat defect kids but many more totally normal. He was collected 2020 and 2021, but is unfortunately sold out through Blue Mountain Genetics. Straws 25.00/straw 

Sales information:

I raise livestock and do my absolute best to raise high quality, healthy animals.

All sales are final and I make no guarantees of ongoing health, performance, or progeny performance after animals leave my care under new ownership. I will always offer healthy animals to the best of my ability.

Full/partial refund or replacement is an option for severe functional defects or infertility that are heritable in nature or innate (not acquired). This may include multiple teats or teat defects, severe bite problems, wry face etc. Impaired fertility or severe congenital defect concern would need to be verified by a veterinarian or veterinary pathologist.

While I do wish to ‘do right’ by buyers, I also refuse to be taken advantage of especially for things that are outside of my control which begins immediately upon the animal leaving my care.  If you have any concerns, please contact me asap. I cannot give treatment advice without a VCPR (veterinary client-patient relationship) but any potential help or replacement/refund indicated won’t be offered if I’m not aware of a problem!