The Bucks at Old Toney Farm

One of our first registered babies born on the farm, Reuben is named for an ancestor who settled in this community over 200 years ago. He's a fantastic young buck. Gentle, yet very determined and knows what his job is.  Blue eyes. Triple registered. 

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DOB: February 2, 2017

Sire:  Critter Grove Ernesto

Dam:  Ark Acres Rose Looney

From the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains and one of the top breeders in the country, we're happy to have Colin at Old Toney Farm. If you're interested in show-quality goats and linear appraisal, take a look at his sire and dam links below.  Colin  will be available for sale in 2021. 

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DOB February 17, 2017

 Sire: CH Cedar View Constantino *B

Dam: SG Little Tot's Estate Syeira 4*M

 A gorgeous Chamoisee, Dora is a bit aloof, yet curious if you're sitting in her pen. She is named for a neighbor lady who found herself married to a local farmer after her mother told the man she had five girls and he could have his pick.  Blue eyes. Triple registered. 

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DOB July 30, 2016

Sire:  Flat Rock's CashNCarry

Dam:  Critter Grove Gambler's Harbor 

Born south of Paducah, Kentucky,  Shirley, one of our biggest personalities and sweetest girls, is named for a wonderful late friend, mentor, and World War II WAVES veteran.  Brown eyes. Triple registered.  

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DOB April 6, 2017 

Sire Keepsake Kids Kentucky Knight

Dam Keepsake Kids Scandal 

 We went to the Cedar View Farm in eastern Tennessee for the Cedar View goats we have. When she was younger, she was long and willowy like a beautiful deer, and she's grown into a beautiful doe with plenty of milk when she freshens. Champions in her pedigree.  

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DOB May 22, 2018

Sire: Cedar View Urbano *B

Dam: Cedar View Kallista 4*M

   A beautifully solid doe, Hope is black with frosted ears and muzzle and has a few other white dottings. Excellent pedigree!  Hope is one of the most gentle does and she is very pretty. Unfortunately, her babies are usually sold as unregistered pets because she has yet to produce adequate milk--has freshened twice.  She's one of my therapy goats.  

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DOB May 23, 2018

Sire:  Little Tots Estate Bambino ++*B

DAM: Cedar View Emanuela 2*M

She's the most gentle young doe and biggest flirt on the farm.  Mae Mae is named for my grandmother, Mae Toney,  because she was born on my grandmother's birthday. Mae Mae is a light buckskin, proving the strong bloodline from her sire and the Prairie Wood line, as well as the build of her SD Rose Looney, a local grand champion. She is also dotted with moonspots and has blue eyes. She is a therapy goat. 

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DOB: March 27, 2020

Sire: Old Toney Farm Reuben Rice

Dam: Old Toney Farm Ruby Wilson

Named for one of my ancestors from the early 19th Century, Lucretia is solid black and a daughter of my Rose. I hope she will make me as proud as her dam has.  Her sire descends from champions, as well. Long and low to the ground, she's a beauty, that's for sure. She has blue eyes. 

ADGA registration pending

DOB: April 2, 2020

Sire: Cedar View Colin *B

Dam: Ark Acres Rose Looney

Named for a local and colorful lady, Laura is a little shy, but very observant.  She has brown eyes and may be triple registered. 

ADGA registration pending

DOB: August 16, 2020

Sire: Cedar View Colin *B

Dam: Flanary Keepsake Josie Quick

The  doeling of my herd queen, Mariah really is quite a little princess.  She is named for  a dear friend's ancestor who lived in Randolph County and was born  into slavery. She lived a long life after that time and went on to raise a family--several of whom are still Randolph County residents.  My little Mariah has beautiful blue eyes. 

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DOB: Sept. 3, 2020

Sire: Old Toney Farm Reuben Rice

Dam: Critter Grove Fair Haven