IAN & JENNIFER LUTZ
490 WHEELER CAMP RD
PERKINSVILLE, VT 05151
802-263-5740
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By Ian, on May 23rd, 2013%
It’s all good in the end: CCNF La Vie en Rose and her new little girl share a quiet moment last night.
We had our first cria of 2013 born on Tuesday morning, though not without some drama. Oh no, wouldn’t want the first birth in almost 6 months to be routine and easy. . . . → Read More: Welcome little one…
By Ian, on July 19th, 2012%
CCNF Invictus
We are excited to announce that our young Champion Herdsire, CCNF Invictus, now has confirmed pregnancies! The son of two Futurity Champions, MFI Peruvian Precocious and CCNF Opal, we are looking for this stellar beige colored male to do some exciting things within both our colored as well as our white breeding . . . → Read More: Invictus is fully operational!
By Ian, on July 5th, 2012%
It's called taking one for the team. Herd Manager, Kimberly McAllister, poses to show what happens when you get in the line of fire of one seriously pissed off (and very pregnant) CCNF Opal.
I think we just set a speed record for a full herd health session with all 230 animals getting their . . . → Read More: Herd Health Days
By Ian, on January 5th, 2012%
Invictus as a yearling at last falls' Green Mountain show. Was it 'da shoes? Probably not.
We had some suspicions about this young fellow when he first hit the ground. He just looked other. Admittedly when we bred Invictus’ dam Opal with his sire, Precocious, we were hoping for something a little darker than . . . → Read More: Promotion to the Stud Barn Part 2: CCNF Invictus
By Ian, on September 12th, 2011%
The photo at left is of two siblings sharing a midday nap in the sun, though in this case the siblings in question are not twins. Every good picture deserves a good story of sorts…
We owe much to our beloved female Opal. It’s not enough that after winning multiple Championships herself, including two at . . . → Read More: All they need is love…
By Ian, on September 5th, 2011%
Contessa and Opal's boys at play
Johanna's little girl strikes a pose
Jen, Kim, and Sam spent most of yesterday afternoon doing what will most likely be the final cria shearings of 2011. We’ve learned the hard way over the years that if we push that activity much past September 1st around here, . . . → Read More: Mommy, how could you let them do that to me?
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