Wandering Moose Fiber Farm
Nancy Ruggeri

BUCKS

Tuckerwoods Farm Eli     PBA# 07-37M

DOB:  04-19-2007

Sire:  Fluff ball lFarm Falkner  PBA#03-3M

Dam:  Angora-Evita  AAGBA#663411

Color: White

Fleece:  White A

Hawks Mountain Ranch Abramo    PBA#09-33M
DOB:  03-20-2009
Sire:  Hawks Mountain Ranch White Mahogany PBA#06-61M
Dam:   Hawks Mountain Ranch Onyx PBA#04-84F
Color:  Brown Caramel
Fleece:   Light Caramel B

Eli is our older herd sire, a 3/4 angora white who knows he is boss.  Even when he was the smallest in the barn he had a take charge attitude.  When I go out to feed "the boys", he leads the pack in sneaking past me out the door and circling around me to get back in to be first at the feed, just to show me he can.  At 6 months old he serviced three of my does two to three times his size, giving me 7 kids in April.  Then serviced 2  doelings in the Winter, during his recovering from surgical disbudding, to give me 2 kids in July.  He is definitely the Alpha male although not the biggest boy.

Abramo is a timid little boy right now, although has shown interest in the girls.  He tends to stay close to Eli, making it difficult for Eli to push him around.  He has a beautiful long type B fleece.

Abramo is Italian meaning "father of multitude".  We have high hopes for our little boy.  He joined our  farm October 14th after a long trip from Oregon.  He has been shorn and his fleece is gorgeous light caramel grey.  He is a sweet but timid little thing right now, just getting to know his way around.

Hawks Mountain Ranch Amigo    PBA#09-34M
DOB:  03-25-2009
Sire:  Hawks Mountain Ranch Black Bo PBA#05-36M
Dam:  Hawks Mountain Ranch Chocolat PBA#01-51F
Color:  Solid Black
Fleece:  Brown B

Amigo is a brave little thing.  Already challenging both my mini cheviot ram, Matzoh and the older Pygora buck Eli.

Amigo joined us October 14,2009 from Hawks Mountain Ranch in Oregon, along with Abramo.  Amigo, being Spanish for "friend", lives up to his name. He has become Eli's best  friend as well as Abramo's and is also there with Eli looking for a pat when I go out to feed them, or if I'm just in the area.  His fiber is soft with a touch of chocolate tinge to his light grey.