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Kimm 4208 Kimm 4208 – as a lamb

Kimm 4208 “MARTOK”
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This ram was undoubtedly the biggest “sleeper” in Bob Kimm’s 2004 production sale.  A thick-made, correct ram, with level top and square dock, that sires just like he looks.  He qualified as an NSIP Trait Leading Sire on the strength of his first lamb crop – something that rarely happens (most rams need at least three or four years to qualify).  He is sired by Kimm 2027, a successful stud for McLaughlin-Griffin in Colorado, out of an NSIP Distinguished DamHis retained daughters have averaged 3.73 sq. in. loin eye area at 135 lbs., with great udders and teat placement.  We could go on and on about this ram, but you get the idea – he’s a productive sire.


Wattonville 3005 Wattonville 3005 – as a lamb

Wattonville [McIlrath] 3005 “Freight Train 2”
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A stylish ram that sires length, elevation, & pattern, usually in combination with thick hindquarters and (in rams) superior scrotal circumference.  A “Millionaire” son out of a Harrell 1 daughter.


Baglien 7418

Baglien 7418
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Our keeper "Freight Train" son, out of our best "Cael" daughter, exhibits the muscling and structure we are striving for in our program. His adjusted REA was 3.73 sq. in. at 135 lb.. Supreme Champion at Redmond, he has attracted much positive attention (and unsolicited offers to purchase) everywhere he has been shown. We have used him on our 2007 replacements and on a select group of mature ewes.

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