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Paasch 00-279 a.k.a "Opportunity Knocks" -
This was our first stud ram. He was Winner
of the February class of ram lambs in
Sedalia 2000. He got us started on the right
foot with size and structure.
This was our first stud ram. He was Winner
of the February class of ram lambs in
Sedalia 2000. He got us started on the right
foot with size and structure.
Sam "the Ram" - Wiford 205 was certainly
the most dominant sire I've ever used. His
nine daughters retained in the flock are a
testament to his superb genetics. I sold six
ram lambs and several ewe lambs from his
two lamb crops. He has moved on to a
Michigan breeder, a Mr. Hugh Lesnet, where
I'm sure he'll be as loved and as useful as
he was to us.
the most dominant sire I've ever used. His
nine daughters retained in the flock are a
testament to his superb genetics. I sold six
ram lambs and several ewe lambs from his
two lamb crops. He has moved on to a
Michigan breeder, a Mr. Hugh Lesnet, where
I'm sure he'll be as loved and as useful as
he was to us.
MacCauley 1826 "Golddust" - Our Ram of
the Future. This ram was sired by the
incomparable Gold Streak, DTR 04-1503
and damed by MacCauley 1584, a Ranger
Rick daughter. Thank you to Mr. Bill
MacCauley for allowing us to purchase
such a fine individual. He was the first place
spring ram lamb at the Ohio State Fair and
placed 8th in class at the NAILE Junior
Show.
the Future. This ram was sired by the
incomparable Gold Streak, DTR 04-1503
and damed by MacCauley 1584, a Ranger
Rick daughter. Thank you to Mr. Bill
MacCauley for allowing us to purchase
such a fine individual. He was the first place
spring ram lamb at the Ohio State Fair and
placed 8th in class at the NAILE Junior
Show.
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