2022 Spring Sale Consignments!

​Starting at 11:30 with Equipment

  • 6' and 8' Double Sided Hay and Grain Feeders (Consignor 0-1)
  • Combo Fence Feeders (Consignor 0-1)
  • Grain Feeders (Consignor 0-1)
  • Creep Gate with Adjustable Rolling Bars (Consignor 0-1)
  • Sydell Collapsible Big Round Bale Feeder (Consignor 0-2)
  • Elevator Feed Bunk, approximately 8' (Consignor 0-2)
  • 3/4 Dorper 1/4 Romanov Ram 2-3 years old. Great Ram, lots of triplets from ewes he bred.  Has worked himself out of a job. (Consignor 0-2)
  • 15-25 Head Dorper/St. Croix Mix ( 3/4 White Dorper / 1/4 Romanov). (Consignor 1)
  • 1 Head Commercial Dorper Ram Lamb. Fall born. He is sired by a HiJo Ram. Currently weighing 120 pounds. Had full round of shots and feet trimmed 3-13-22. Never been wormed. (Consignor 2)
  • 3 Head Commercial Dorper Ewe Lambs. Late fall born, average weight 68 lbs. The 2 dorper ewe lambs are sired by a Fullbood Ram from Missouri Dorper. The white dorper ewe lamb is by a ram from JBJ Livestock. Had full round of shots 3-13-22. Never had to worm them or their mothers. (Consignor 2)
  • 5 HD Bred Dorper Ewe Lambs. These ewes are all sired by full blood rams from Missouri Dorpers or Deer Creek Dorper. They are bred to a Fullblood HIJO Ram for May. They had full round of shots and feet trim 3-13-22. These have never been wormed neither have their mothers! They average 114 pounds. You will not find a better set of commercial Dorper ewe lambs!!! (Consignor 2)
  • 3 Head Pure Bred White Dorper Fall Born Ram Lambs. (Consignor 3)
  • 9 Head Commercial Dorper/White Dorper Ewe Lambs (7 months old at sale time) (Consignor 4)
  • 10 Head Commercial Dorper/White Dorper Yearling Ewe Lambs Exposed to Ram for April 5th. (Consignor 4)
  • 15 Head 60-75 Day Old Commercial Dorper/White Dorper Ewe Lambs weaned (Consignor 4)
  • 4 Families of Ewes and 30-day-old lambs. 2 lambs are rams, and 2 lambs are ewes in this group.(Consignor 4)
  • Young registered yearling ram born 2-19-21. Completely out of our breeding. A son of the eight year old ram called Temptation sold as a yearling served two seedstock breeders in Kentucky and returned home two years ago. His mother is a seven year old ewe that we just weaned lambs from again. Very smooth made ram that has muscle that will only get better and should serve for as long as you need him. (Consignor 5)
  • This registered ewe is a three year old we planned to bring as a bred ewe last fall and she had a big ram lamb about a week before the sale. She is bred back to our Twin County ram for May lambs this year. (Consignor 5)
  • Registered yearling White Dorper ram out of one of our better muscled ewes and our Twin County ram we call Continental Cowboy. Really well patterned and full of length and muscle. (Consignor 5)
  •  1 Head  Yearling purebread  registered White Dorper ram. Tag #2115. Born 2-9-21. He is a deep bodied young ram with a good amount of muscle. He is out of our eight year old stud ram "Temptation" and an easy keeping ewe that has raised lots of lambs for us. Both parents shed to a backpatch and he did the same as a lamb last year. (Consignor 5)
  • 1 Head fall born fullblood registered Dorper ram. He was born 10-1-21. He was weaned at 2 1/2 months and weighed 67 lb. He is out of a Twin Ridges Ram we had we called "Coyote". (Consignor 5)
  • 9 Head Katahdin Breeding Age Rams (Consignor 6)
  • 1 Head Commercial Dorper  Fall Ram Lamb out of a Pure Registered Dorper Sire (Consignor 7)
  • 5 Head Commercial Yearling Ewe Dorpers from a registered Pureblood Ram. (Consignor 7)
  • 1 Head Katahdin Dorper Cross Yearling Ewe  exposed since 1-15-22. (Consignor 8)
  • 1 Head Katahdin Dorper Cross two-year old. (Consignor 8)
  • 1 Head Katahdin Dorper Cross three-year old. (Consignor 8)
Wiltshire Sheep Introduction: Wiltshire sheep are a thrifty breed, doing well on good grass and hay. They may only need grain a few weeks before lambing and while nursing depending on your available forage. These are medium sized sheep, with a mature ram perhaps 275 pounds, and the ewes about 140-175. They do well in heat, while the heavy winter coat protects well in cold. Being hair sheep, also means no problems with external parasites, and they don't need their tails docked.
Wiltshire's wedge shape makes for easy births and the ewes have plenty of milk for twins. They will usually lamb as lambs and the rams can breed at about 7 months. Most of my ewes will twin, even as lambs, and mature lighter weight on mostly grass. The meat is very desirable, with little fat and a dressing percentage of about 60%. Ewes will have twins weighing about 10 lbs. each. The lambs have a lot of vitality and will to live. They are born with protection from cold in the form of a fuzzy coat which they shed at about 45 days.
These lambs don't mature as quickly as some newer breeds, taking almost a year to reach 100-125lbs, again depends on available forage.
  • 3 Head of Wiltshire hair sheep, one 3-year-old purebred ram. (Consignor 9)​
  • One coming yearling purebred ram. (Consignor 9)​
  • One unrelated coming yearling purebred ewe lamb which is open. (Consignor 9)
  • 3 Commercial Dorper ram lambs. Born June 2021. (Consignor 10)
  • 3 Commercial Dorper ewe lambs. Exposed to a registered ram from Hi Jo bloodlines starting mid February. (Consignor 10)
  • 4 year old Registered Katahdin Ram. (Consignor 11)
  • Registered Katahdin Ram 3 years-old, born 10/11/19 Twin. Has thrown a lot of colored paint lambs in the past 2 years. (Consignor 11)
  • 3 Head Katahdin and Dorper/Katahdin Ewe Lambs. Born in January. One is a twin lamb and tow are triplets. (Consignor 11)
  • 3 Commercial Dorper Cross Rams: (1) 5 year-old Dorper/Katahdin/St. Croix Cross, (1) 4 year-old Dorper/St. Croix Mix ram, and (1) 2 year-old Dorper Ram. (Consignor 12)
  • 6-7 Commercial Dorper Cross Ewes exposed for May 15th Lambing! (Consignor 12)
(This Consignor wants to mention that these sheep are all very friendly as they are 4-H projects of his son.)
  • 3.5 month-old Dorper Ram lamb (Consignor 13)
  • 1 Tan Ewe Lamb born December 20th Dorper/Katahdin (Consignor 13)
  • 10 month old Dorper Ewe Lamb Exposed to a White Dorper Ram to lamb first of May. (Consignor 13)
  • 4 Head 3 year-old White Dorper ewes. Will be exposed for 45 days to a ful blood white dorper ram. Weaned lambs off almost 2 months ago by sale time. (Consignor 14)
  • A 2 year-old White Dorper ewe. Will be exposed for 45 days to a full blood white dorper ram. (Consignor 14)
  • A yearling White Dorper ewe. Exposed to full blood white dorper ram for lambing March 14th. Is starting to bag up! (Consignor 14)
  • Registered Katahdin Ram is 3 years-old (DOB 1/14/19). He is RR. He was a twin and has been used for 2 breeding seasons. He is calm friendly and his mom had 2 sets of triplets. His grandmother was purchased at  the Midwest Stud Ram Sale. She was a Pipestone ewe which is a famous flock in the Katahdin world . (Consignor 15)
  • 1 Registered yearling ram born, 1/10/21. He is a twin. He has great growth only on grass. He is halter broke and his mom is one of our best ewes producing twins every time. He is QR. A very gentle ram that is ready to have his own flock . (Consignor 15)
  • 5 Month-old ram lamb out of a full-blooded dorper ram and commercial ewe. (Consignor 16)
  • (2)  2 year-old Fall bred Katahdin/Dorper cross ewes exposed to start lambing August 3rd.  (Consignor 17)
  • 7 Head  3 month old Dorper Cross Ram lambs 50-60 lb range. High Dorper Percentage. (Consignor 18)
  • Yearling Dorper Katahdin Cross Rams. Mother is a Dorper and father is a Dorper/Katahdin. (Consignor 19)
  • 1 Head 2-3 Year Dorper Whether.  (Consignor 19)
  • 43 Head White Dorper/Katahdin (with some Romanov) Mix Breed Ewe Lambs. Will be 1 year old in May.  (Consignor 20)
  • 31 Head White Dorper/Katahdin (with some Romanov) Mix Breed Ewes Exposed and Ultrasound verified.  (Consignor 20)
  • 3 Head 2 year old Rams.  (Consignor 20)
  • 45 Head 50% Romanov, 25% White Dorper 25% Katahdin  Ewe Lambs. Out of rams and ewes purchased from the USMARC. (Consignor 21)