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	Jodie L. Boen	jodieb@cooketech.net	Ange Ryan
	217-840-1680		217-765-2711
	Sweet Victory Farm is located in Alvin,IL in the middle of farm country. We have one of the earliest established herds of Boers in IL--we have been breeding Boers since the 1990's. We would like to invite you to meet our Boer goats. We love them and work with them daily. We may have as many as 150 head at one time, but usually manage about 50-70 breeding does and a few good bucks. Our does are on an accelerated kidding program and are expected to perform whether they are just brood does or brood/show does. We raise traditional colored Boers as well as red /paint Boers. Our goal for the future is to produce quality Boer stock that will show well and will produce even better. Longevity is also of utmost importance--we like for you to see several generations of our animals when you visit us. We only add new animals as herd improvements. Each animal is carefully selected for how it will positively influence the herd. For over twenty-five years it has been a family understanding that stock is fed and checked on daily. We consider good nutrition to be a cornerstone in a successful goat breeding operation. Our feed is specially formulated for our herd by Cissna Park Co-op thru Spring Briar and Hubbard Feeds. From our percentage Boers to our fullbloods, we have assembled a strong and solid herd. Our does are raised with mass and reproductive performance in mind. While we want good milkers and multiple births, we will not give up structural correctness to get there. Come by and see our future which can be your future too!


We would like to thank all our patrons for their business in 2008. Please visit us in March 2009 to see our new line of kids!
*From the movie great Top Gun--"Never leave your Wingman"*

Introducing Sweet Victory Wingman--out of our Top Gun--Ash Creek Pistol Grip and TriQuest R750 Miss Vicky--our elegant yet powerful lead doe. We bred for length, depth, power, correct structure, muscle, and bone and this powerhouse pair did not disappoint us. This buck kid has it all and we intend to fly high and proud with Wingman. Wingman's first trip to the showring was in Farifield IL in September at the Goat Gala. He was first both days in the 0-3 month FB buck class under the eye of Brian Farris Day 1 and Jeff Thomas Day 2. Come and see Wingman at the NAILE and book your breedings to Ash Creek Pistol Grip or his son Sweet Victory Wingman for the future.


Check out Sweet Victory M.I.A--affectionately named Missing in Action due to the fact she loves to go graze all by herself without momma and then Jaycee searches the entire pasture looking for her!! MIA has width, depth, length, and feminity. She was first place 0-3 FB doe at the 2008 Schuyler County Fair ABGA Boer Goat Show and 4th at IL State Fair. Watch for her in the show ring. She is a PIstol Grip daughter.

		TriQuest Abagale joins our elite doe herd from the Tri Quest dispersal. She is a mature doe that exhibits power when she walks out on a great set of feet and legs. Abbie has meat and bone with the kind of class and elegance that doesn't let you forget she's a doe. In three trips to the showring in her lifetime of 5 grand years, Abbie has already caught the eye of breeders and judges. Her mate for the year is a secret but we can tell you he is Ennobled.

		Abbie's Accolades: 2nd in the 36+ FB doe class at IL State Fair 1st at Fairfield Goat Gala Day 1 and Reserve Sr. Champion FB Doe 1st Day 2 at the Fairfield Goat Gala and Sr. Champion FB Doe 10th out of 26 at the NAILE

GOT TWIST? Check out Sweet Victory's new Junior herdsires--Full SA bucks carrying lines of Venter, Trump, Gauge, Pipeline, Eggs, and Ryals. We have only chosen the best from the best does. We are very proud to have raised these bucks and believe they will move programs forward. They have been selected with all breed standards in mind.

Sweet Victory Farm is devoted to breeding Tomorrow's Champions Today!
			Sweet Victory Mocha Latte A pretty percentage doe out of NDR ChaCha Rouge and FAF1 Suzy Q. She stood at the top of her class at Fairfield, IL this spring.

		Sweet Victory Aleah Show and Stud doe prospect out of Ash Creek Pistol Grip and Tri Quest Alease.

	Sweet Victory Star Struck--a daughter of Ash Creek Pistol Grip and AGBG Star Child. Meet her in the showring soon!! Click on names to view pedigree.

Member of the following--

Illinois Meat Goat Producers

American Boer Goat Association

U.S. Boer Goat Association

American Meat Goat Association

Midwest Goat Producers

More about Sweet Victory Farm on our Thank You page.

We invite you to evaluate our Boer goats. We have been breeding Boer goats for 10 years now and have incorporated the best genetics from highly reputable breeders. We believe that the goat should sell the goat—not papers or ribbons or a face or shiny belt buckle. Our selection process has always been based on the South African standard for the Boer goat.

We select for:

production including natural estrus, motherablility/milking ability, growth rates, and fertility
sound feet and legs
straight tops
good pigment
good teat structure
sound mouths
longevity

If you want goats with ennoblements in their pedigrees, we have those for you too.

If you want goats with color, we have selected for that too. We have found the variety of colored goats appeals to us though the SA did not select for color initially.

Please enjoy your visit to our small farm in Illinois where we are proud of the history of the South African Boer goat and are in continued pursuit of the “perfect” Boer goat for the future.


We feel this one is Unforgettable and when you meet her you will too--she is part of our RRD bred line up. Sweet Victory Unforgettable will see you soon in the showring!	Beautiful doeling with the "Renoir" influence.

	*"Performance and Production"*
	Take a look at Fireball enjoying the pasture after weaning a set of triplets. No big deal right? Fireball's litterweight at weaning was 152 lbs !!! Now that is performance that is a big deal!