Son of Bullet of Q Farms, full brother to Lady Blackbird of Goat Hill Kikos. Gunderhorn's dam is 9 years old and still performing well in our herd and has never needed a foot trim. Gunderhorn is the best Bullet son from our AI trials.

Helix's Dam, W160 was a daughter of Spock. She retired out of our herd at the age of 12 having raised twins or triplets 11 years straight. Her udder still scored number 1 and she never had a foot trim.

To our knowledge, there were no polled animals in the original Kiko import to the USA, even though a special polled line had been developed as part of the original Kiko project. We obtained some of those old genetics by way of embryos made from long-frozen semen kept in NZ. We tested these genetics over several years and eventually produced Edge and Echo, twin brothers. Both parents are direct NZ imports. Polledness is a dominant trait...the only way to get polled animals is to start with one. Polled animals throw about 50% polled kids.

100% NZ Son of Bullet of Q Farms, full brother to Lady Blackbird of Goat Hill Kikos. Dam has twinned in all her kiddings, has an excellent udder and has never needed a trim. Gunnit is the best 100% NZ Bullet son from our AI trials.

On-farm trial of some popular old 100% NZ genetics - Bullet of Q Farms bred by Dr. Hardev Patel. Full brother to Lady Blackbird of Goat Hill Kikos. Tasman Zorro and Terminator XX grandson. MWWT and NKB numbers may be available when his daughters reach maturity.

We used Flash as a herdsire in 2016, and reluctantly sold him to make way for the next crop of bucks. His dam was an "old reliable" who performed well up until the cougar got her this winter at age 10. Great EBVs!

We used Empire as a herdsire in 2016, and kept many of his daughters. His dam was a superstar, reliably producing year after year until the cougar got her coming on 10 years of age. Bucks from old, proven dams are the most trustworthy genetics.

Dante's dam is W193, same as Empire's. She produced twins at all her kiddings, scoring a perfect 1/5 at each one. She was also among our top 10 does for overall weaning weights and doe efficiency scores. Dante was the biggest yearling in our buck mob.

Linebred Spock grandson - Future's granddam was Spock's full sister. His mother was coming on 10 years old when Future was born, and she raised him and his sister with one half of an udder, after a mastititis attack. It really set Future back, especially since his dam decided she liked his sister better than him, and didn't let him nurse as much. He's bounced back well, but will likely always be a bit smaller than he would have been otherwise. We're very glad to have these genetics to put back into the herd.

From Lake Fork Kikos - one of the top MRG Outlaw kids of Lake Fork's 2016 crop. Fortune has produced high gaining kids each year and now we have some of his daughters birthing and raising twins, triplets, and even some quads. He is proving to be an excellent addition to our herd genetics.

We haven't seen EBVs like this since our foundation sire Spock - this all-white buck was a tank as a 6-month-old buckling, and passed it on to his first kid crop. Unfortunately two of his feet wound up slightly overgrown this spring and he had to be culled. We knew it was a risk since his mother became overgrown at 4 years of age...we rolled the dice and lost! When it comes to herdsires, we have a zero tolerance policy on excessive hoof growth. We'll have to sort through his kids to salvage the ones that didn't inherit his feet.

Back by popular demand: our BIG Kiko genetics. If you're looking to increase the frame size and growth rate of your herd, Chewbacca is the right buck for the job. He is out of W196, full sister to our 300+ pound herdsires Spock and Leonard. As a yearling, Chewie was already taller than all of our older bucks. He has excellent scrotal size and makes large weight gains even under heavy worm burdens. He has Spock's outstanding feet and strong pasterns.

Cash was our 100% herdsire for the 2016 kidding season. His dam has been the best performing doe that we imported from New Zealand - she scores well for both weaning weights and doe efficiency. Cash grew well in his second year, with a stocky build and good feet.

Dragon is a half-brother to Blackball. His dam is T064, one of our all-time best does. She had triplets again as a 9-year-old - she never singled - and still had an udder score of 2/5. T064 was always an excellent mother and produced many fine offspring that consistently ranked in the top tier for size. She also ranked above average for doe efficiency.

Blackball's dam had triplets again as a 9-year-old - she has never singled - and still had an udder score of 2/5. She has always been an excellent mother and produced many fine offspring. We consider her to be an ideal example of the Kiko breed. Blackball's sire is an NZ import.

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Enfield is a direct NZ import. He inherited Caprinex Sonny's thick build, and was the fastest growing NZ import we raised. Over the last 5 years, he has proven that he can thrive even in our difficult conditions, maintaining his body weight through miserable winters and heavy parasite loads. He has excellent feet and strong, upright pasterns.

Conan's dam is V121, a large-framed Spock daughter with outstanding maternal ability and a 8-year track record of consistent production of twins and triplets with the highest weaning weights. Even as a triplet, Conan was the standout buckling in 2013, and V121's kids were again the largest of the entire herd in 2014. She had triplets again in 2015 - her fourth set. Conan's sire is a NZ import.

Jolt is a direct NZ import. His sire Starlifta has been an important herdsire in the ongoing NZ Kikonui project, and his dam produced Midnight, one of the top Kikonui does for several years running. Jolt has proven himself to be a very tough buck, maintaining his condition year after year in the face of extreme parasite loads. He had large scrotal size from a young age. He has excellent feet and strong, upright pasterns.

Target is a direct NZ import. As a 2 year old, he had the best parasite resistance (lowest egg counts) of any of the NZ import bucks we raised, although he later had some difficulty with winter worms. He sired many solid replacement does for us during his years as a herdsire.

Ruger is a direct NZ import. His sire Starlifta has been an important herdsire in the ongoing NZ Kikonui project, and his dam Midnight was one of the top Kikonui does for several years running. Ruger is a solidly built, tough buck, and has made an important contribution to our herd genetics.

Jupiter's performance here was almost indistinguishable from that of his full brothers Saiga and Jolt.

Spock was the biggest goat any of us had ever seen. Our scale could not accomodate him anymore after he passed 300 pounds at three years old. Spock and his twin brother Leonard were so tall they could be ridden like ponies - something they seemed to enjoy. We'll probably never have bucks this big again, because we stopped worming our production herd in 2007, and the life here is just too hard for optimal growth of young animals. Spock had perfect feet and strong, upright pasterns.

Shreddear was a close relative of Spock and Leonard. He was huge as a triplet kid, and as a yearling, and had exceptional scrotal size from a young age. We used him for 2 years before setting him aside to make way for the new genetics we imported from NZ.

Peril's dam was one of our original Goats Unlimited purchases - she lasted 10 years, producing twins and triplets every year. She retained a perfect bag until the end.

We bought Bruno because we needed new genetics. However, he turned out to be primarily the same Goats Unlimited stock we already had, with the addition of Sesame.

We bought Tanner because we needed new genetics. However, he turned out to be primarily the same Goats Unlimited stock we already had, with the addition of Generator. He produced some good, workmanlike does.

Squirt was an exceptionally large young buck, although his mature size was average. He had hard but slow growing black hooves that he passed on to his offspring. Sire of Spock and many of our best, most long-lived does.

Bucky is the reason we have so many unregistered does in our breeding herd. He was the first buck we purchased from Dr. An Peischel, and at the time, we did not see the value in registration. We bought him and our first 10 does without papers, and so all our early kids - the foundation of our future herd - were unregisterable.