Honey comes from my own personal goal of "trying my darnedest to improve this line" 🫠. Her dam, Tilly, comes from a beautiful herd established in the 1960's, and I'm determined to do what I can to improve, so I've bred her to various sires see what works best with her genetics. I wasn't too hopeful, but then came Honey. Honey is everything you want to see in a doeling. She's long, level, and has a beautiful open chest. Her rump is wide and her rear leg angulation is spot on. She is a favorite around here and we're hoping her mammary system is promising. Each doeling we retained out of Tilly didn't quite meet the mammary standard we were looking for, but last year we bred Tilly with Finnick and see a lot of promise in Honey. We are hoping Finnick gives us enough improvement both on conformation and production to be able to continue a line through Honey. Hopefully she'll be our starting point and we can continue to improve generation after generation.