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Each member of the Miller family would like to say, "Thanks for dropping by our web".   Other than this page, we'll try to let our pictures "show you"  rather than us try to "tell you" our story.  We have worked hard at trying to assemble the best quality goats we could afford.  We hope you agree!   

At Miller Farms, our doe herd has a fundamental purpose, to raise show wethers.  Most or our does are percentage does but they range from half bloods to American Purebreds and we have a small group of full bloods.   The percentages are Spanish X Boer, Nubian X Boer, and Angora X Boer.   The underlying characteristic is not their foundation breed or how high their boer percentage but their quality.  We demand structural correctness, muscle, and eye appeal without sacrificing the maternal characteristics that make for an excellent replacement doe.  Our does routinely birth triplets and quadruplets and then raise what they have.  A doe must have a real good reason for birthing a single or she is culled from our herd.  

Our first full blood boer buck was a New Zealand buck purchased from Charles Turner here in Dublin.  Since that time, we have crossed with sons or grandsons of Ubora, Sasquatch, Tabu, Yabu, CNR Pistolero, Spinner, Old Yellar, TLB M154, 139N Bingo, NK M93, TLB Jack, and TLB Ripper.  We currently have five very nice herd sires on our does.  PPW 6B63 is a son of TLB Jack and has been our premier wether sire for the past two years.  PPW 7B128 is a new wether sire for us and is a solid red double-bred TLB Jack buck.  TLB 703 is another new wether sire in 2008 and is an own son of  "Ripper" out of a Mr. Majestick/Bingo doe.  Powell/Holman 88W is a Bingo son out of an EGGS Potts/Willie Nelson doe.    Our most recent addition in September 2008 is an own son of Glynn Hutto's buck Festus over a Trueheart bred doe.  Take a look at all of them on our Sires page.

We have had excellent success that builds each year!  Reports are still coming in but goats we sold are of the high quality it takes to make the sale at Houston and San Antonio as well as winning many Grand and Reserves at county shows.   We expect even better results this year!   Refer to our Bragging Page for the most up-to-date information.

We would love to show you our goats almost anytime!  If you want to come Sunday morning, Levi's and Wranglers are acceptable attire at our country church.  Right after the preacher's through, we'll have the rest of the day to look at and talk about one of our favorite subjects, show goats.

The Millers