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Sired by "Bueno"
Fullblood Dorper
Bred by J&J Livestock
SEMEN AVAILABLE THROUGH RSG!
We knew this guy was going to make some waves when we bought him. There are those who will think he is just too extreme for the Dorper breed: too extended in his front end; too square in his rib shape; too blown out in his hip; too straight in his lines. Frankly, that is exactly why we had to have him! We just like good livestock and Muy Bueno is VERY GOOD! We think this is a buck that is going to move Dorpers from the bottom of the class into the champion drive.
Owned with Thurston Club Lambs and 3BF Farm
J&J Livestock "Bueno"
N&K 466 x Holman 2083
Fullblood Dorper
Bred by Holman Ranch Dorpers
Das Boots is simply massive end to end, top to bottom. He was purchased to add scale, mass, bone and length to our prettier, more extended ewes. He is the sire of the Champion Hair Sheep at the 2018 Kansas Junior Livestock Show, as well as the Fourth Overall Hair Sheep at the 2018 Tulsa State Fair. Thank you to Hobbs Show Lambs for selling us this proven stud!
Hamilton
N&K 466 x Holman 2083
Purebred Dorper
Bred by Feed My Sheep Ranch
Owned by Denise Timer
If you're a Dorper pedigree junkie like we are this sheep should literally jump off the screen and poke you in the eye! DOUBLE BRED WHISKERS! Whiskers was one of the true genetic giants of the Dorper breed, being the sire of FMSR Prototype and NK 466. Hamilton is a tremendously versatile Dorper stud ram that checks all the box's in the Dorper Industry. We are looking forward to his lambs in the fall 2023!
RF 5482 x Taylor Dorpers 111
Fullblood Dorper
Inspected Type 5 Stud Ram
Bred by Taylor Dorpers
This stud ram combines all the qualities we appreciate in the Dorper breed with the structural correctness that we so value in our club lamb flock, including straightness of top, levelness of hip and cleaness of front. His foundation genetics are something to be impressed with alone. His sire is the 2011 National Champion Dorper Ram and his dam is a very impressive ewe herself. The way this one is put together is something to take note of and strive for. Often you get caught up in breeding for the next great one and you forget about keeping them practical. This is where Cheap-Shot excels. He has a great deal of bone and exceptional feet and legs. He is parallel in his lines, has ample muscling and more than enough extension. Complete sheep that are right down the middle never go out of style.
Bred by Taylor Dorpers. We thank Kelly Hair Sheep of Lapin, TX for making this stud available.
Cheap Shot x "Emerald" Roeder Ranch 1630 (Icon 418)
Fullblood Dorper
Breeding muscle is relatively easy and we all know Dorpers tend to have it in abundance. Beeding sound skeletal structure is where things get a lot more challenging. We were not satisfied with the weak top line and coarse front end so common among Dorpers. This is precisely where Titanium excels. His extension through his front end is truly unique in his breed. Combine that with his strength of top line and true-to-breed thickness and we think Titanium is exactly what we need as we progress our program. For those worried about him being "Dorper enough" with all this style, his mother is a sister to Roeder Ranch's Reserve Grand ram at the 2017 Mid-America Dorper Show and his father is sired by the 2011 National Champion. We believe this is a ram that can excel in both the registered and the wether worlds.
Emsoff 994
Das Boots x KKD 111 (Type 5 ewe)
Fullblood Dorper
This sheep is on fire! His rib cage is what makes him truly unique in the Dorper breed: he is driven up in his chest floor, blown out in his forerib and has a standup rack that would make any medium wool jealous. He combines this with true dimension of bone, massive width from his chest to his pins and loads of raw muscle shape. Sired by Das Boots, an N&K 466 son, out of a Type 5 Dorper ewe that has been our most consistent producer to date. This guy is a genetic powerhouse with the phenotype to match.
