A Splash of Color celebrates 16 years High-seller brings $16,000
Bobbie Stovall (left) presents Josh and Johanna Weir with a 15-year service award for their decade and a half participation in the sale.
Sale. We celebrated a great in-house crowd with our normal complementary BBQ lunch and lot viewing prior to the start of the sale. The sale showcased 110 elite lots and the auction began at 12-noon local time. The auction featured a donation lot, #50, in mem- ory of our sale’s late founder, Danny Stovall. The proceeds from Lot 50 were sent to the Boer Goat Nation scholarship program. During Lot 50, the sale presented our most senior consignor with a 15-year service award. Josh and Johanna Weir of Double J farms in Nowata, Okla., have been a continu- ous consigner for 15 of the last 16 years the sale has been in existence!
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Presenting the award to them, it was so fitting to have Bobbie Stovall, the sale’s co- founder. It was truly a special moment for ev- eryone involved.
The high-selling buck was Lot #55, consigned by the Pilcher Family (2CCB Fu- ture Eclipse), sold for $10,750 to Skyler Her- man of Loup River Boer Goats.
The high-selling doe was Lot # 6, con-
This Florida doe has a new home in New Mexico. This high-seller was consigned by Kendry Vargas and Family and sold for $16,000.
signed by Kendry Vargas and Family from Live Oak, Fla., (KVNA Loco’s Dolce & Gabbana), sold for $16,000 to Natalie Pruitt of Aztec, New Mexico.
On behalf of all the participants, we congratulate both buyers and sellers for
another great sale. A Splash of Color family hopes everyone has a great rest of 2025 and we look forward to seeing everyone again soon at the 17th Annual Spring A Splash of Color sale in March 2026.
— Submitted by Perry Troutman November 2025 | Goat Rancher 5
t was a great fall weekend for a goat sale in Cookeville, Tenn., on September 20 for the 16th
annual Fall A Splash of Color
The high-selling buck, 2CCB Future Eclipse, was consigned by the Pilcher Family and sold for $10,750.
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