Little Moon Acres N PrettySiren

2024: Siren carried a false pregnancy and didn't kid in February, I presume due to her small bout of pneumonia/high fever 2 months before she was bred, which was affecting her fertility. I got her bred in April and she finally kidded out at the end of August! Her first freshening udder is phenomenal and is the best in my herd. If DNA comes back as Sausage being the sire, I am keeping our first home grown buck from this breeding! Although I couldn't show her this year, I am happy just to have her freshen and see how much promise she holds. We will be breeding her for early summer kids in 2025 and expect to see great things.

2023: Siren has gone above and beyond my expectations in what I would like in a dry yearling. Although she is difficult to catch and is not personable by any means, she is an angel on the milk stand and was exceptionally behaved at her first show. As she matures, she continues to be very angular, tighter in the shoulders, has a lot of width and is very lengthy. Her rump is arguably one of the best I have within my herd. I am excited to keep showing her this season throughout New England and see what she looks like this fall before being bred. 

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2022: After seeing the immense amount of promise that Noir's daughter held from last year, I was thrilled when she kidded out with not only one, but TWO does. Siren came out long, deep, and beautiful... my first words were, "I bet you're a buck since you're this gorgeous." Low and behold, I was wrong, and so it wasn't even up for debate that she would be staying with us. Her rump is everything I ever wanted in my animals and her front legs look like a massive improvement from her ancestors. I am excited to see what she will do for us and I am holding her up to the same, high expectations as Shadow!