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255K IS ANOTHER OUTCROSS RAM LAMB SIRED BY THE WASHINGTON IMPORT JANICKI 19-0293. HIS DAM, 991G IS A.I. SIRED BY THE BRITISH SANDY LANE TROJAN. 991G IS A VERY MODERATE FRAMED EWE WITH LOTS OF LENGTH AND THICKNESS. 255K, A TWIN WEIGHED 69 POUNDS AT 66 DAYS. HIS SISTER WEIGHED 60 POUNDS. AND IS BEING CONSIDERED FOR MY REPLACEMENT PEN. https://youtu.be/sLDSmFQ9Bt0 . Exported to South Dakota, thanks Sam.

Entered in the All Canada Online Purebred Sheep Sale. THANK-YOU to Shawn McIntosh of Atwood, ON for purchasing this ram lamb and the ewe lamb as well!

333K IS A YOUNGER RAM LAMB SIRED BY MY FAVORITE RAM, 996G (SIRED BY POORTON W124 1671). hIS DAM IS A MASSIVE BODIED EWE WHO ALWAYS PRODUCES LAMBS AT OR NEAR THE TOP. 333K IS A TWIN AND WEIGHED 49 POUNDS AT 43 DAYS. https://youtu.be/Ey-HLNNMDhw  Exported to South Dakota, Thanks Sam.

Willy 385L is a wonderful cobination of two lines based on British semen, the Blackbird and Nairn lines with another British ram in the pedigree as well. 69E is one of are larger framed, but still moderate, ewes who milks very well with a nice tight udder. If it wasn't for having so much of the Hornpipe Blackbird line in our flock, we would likely be using 385L. He had one well considering our ram lambs end up having to compete with older ram lambs and some yearlings. At around 50-60 days they are weaned, then around 100 to 120 days old they get moved to our ram growiing group. This group consist of rams born in January and May. 385L has competed well and held his own. He is a real nicely built ram that should sire lower birthweights, making him good to use on first time lambers. But he has enough performance to work on mature ewes as well.