Little Meda: so much personality in such a cute package! Her flying feet, her airplane ears, and friendly personality make her a fun gal to have around. Meda was born on June 8, 2019. She was too young for the 2020 breeding season, but her genetics are MILKY and we’re excited about including her in our 2021 lineup.
Below, Andromeda at 18 months, a day or two after her first litter (twins, pictured below).
Meda’s Dam
Meda’s dam is Skillman’s Milky Way (Milcah). Her genetic heritage includes some of the highest milk producers in the mini Nubian and Nigerian Dwarf circles. Read more about Milcah, and see her pedigree HERE.
Meda’s Sire
Meda’s sire, Twilight after Sunset (Sunny), has been used extensively at the Skillman Ranch, and with great results! Sunny is the son of Skillman’s Star AR 4*D, who is now one of our best does here at Storybook Farm. You can read more about Sunny on Milcah’s page HERE.
Baby Pictures of Meda
Just born: first of twins 
First day out of the stall 
Wild child Meda scales walls! 
Going out to the field with Mom and Brother
Meda and Asher’s Kids
Andromeda was a June baby, so she had to wait to be 18 months old before her first freshening. She was the first bred in 2020, and delivered four days short of her February 9 due date, at 7:30 on February 5.
Her labor was calm and uneventful until serious pushing came. The firstborn was a buckling who, though not huge, was still plenty big for the vaginal opening of this first freshener. I ended up pulling him, to her great relief.
Only minutes after Buffy’s delivery, Muffy was born. She was a tiny little doeling and came squirting out of her mom like a greased piglet.
In picture above, Buffy (male) is on the left. He looks a lot like his sire, Asher, but without the moonspots. On the right is Muffy. She is a light buckskin with Swiss markings. Below, they are at 36 hours. Muffy left; Buffy right. (These are their barn names, not permanent.)
At first I was worried about Muffy because she was so small, but as I write this, the twins are 36 hours old, and both seem to be doing well with just a heating pad in a kid hut. Meda is a super good mom!
