Herdsires

SEMEN AVAILABLE; $50.00/STRAW

New Blood is the most consistent breeding bull we’ve used. Once you know his calves you can pick them out of the herd. New Blood is backed by a unique line bred pedigree tracing back to Broadview Anxiety 2T, 23 times in a ten generation pedigree. Line bred and backed by a strong cow family.

 Owned with Crittenden Bros. Of Imperial Saskatewan. 

99R displays an impressive rump with meat following down low in the quarter. He is fully pigmented and has a unique pedigree. 99R will play a major role in our breeding program for years to come. 

This is a bull we use on heifers. About 80% of our heifers bred in 2008 are bred to 87S. He is a maternal brother to Lamport's 28K New Blood 87N. He is thick, has a great temperment, has lots of hair and has a unique pedigree. We look forward to raising some good cattle off this bull.

Owned with Bert Anderson of Sceptre, SK. 

Historian’s Dam is a member of one of our oldest established cow families which we started in 1952. This cow family has produced more herd sires for us than any other cow family we have owned. She had one of our top marbling scores at 9 months of age (5.6). We had the misfortune of loosing this cow in June as a result of a lightning storm. Historian’s Sire, Achiever, is the most sought after son of Maternal Giant King Ten. Achiever has a MM of +30.9 and an IMF EPD of .26 with high accuracy. Historian displays extreme length of body and pigment around both eyes. We used Historian extensively on Heifers in 2007.

75T is full of meat and growth, his dam is a direct daughter of our foundation cow 22E. We believe this cow could be even better than her mother. 75T is deep bodied and fully pigmented with a quiet, gentle disposition. 

10N is a foundation sire within our program. 25 years later he is still the type of bull we like to see. His picture is used in a lot of our advertising. We are still using 10N through AI and will continually have new progeny off him for years to come.

This bull was bred to be dominant in carcass quality. His dam is truly one of our best cows. Both 59T and his dam are some of the longest bodied cattle we have raised. We look forward to incorporating 59T's genetics into our program.

SEMEN AVAILABLE; $50.00/STRAW
 Owned with Tahe Gard Herefords of Sweden.

This bull excels on muscle, testicle, depth and feet. He is backed by his dam 22E, who is one of our most consistent cows. 22E is also the dam of our herdsires, Outcross Idea, Eagle 28P, Jag 28K and young prospect sire Ranger 28T.

77K is our superior sire for producing females. His females are easy fleshing and good uddered. 77K’s grandsire ‘Woody 21M’ was a 3/4 blood brother to GHC Model Man 21N. This bull is also a great bull for producing marbling genetics.

Maternal brother to our herdsire Circle-D 32D Target 48G. 10N is a bull with a flawless pedigree and an exceptional dam.

28G was a great herdsire. We had entered him in the Lacombe Bull Sale and ended up bringing him home. We decided to use him in our program and he produced many superior females for us. He was the only bull we have ever used who's daughters scanned 4.9 to 5.8 on marbling. 28G is a true assest to the future of our breeding program.

A good bull for use on heifers, smooth shouldered, great carcass genetics and out of a very consistent producing 77K dam. This bull will be used extensively on heifers in our program in 2008. A Maternal sister of his was used in the 2006 Calgary Stampede Ralgrow Heifer Show, she received Reserve Champion in both halter and hook classes.

Owned with Twin View Polled Herefords of Manitoba.

Purchased sight unseen, based on his bloodlines; this bull ended up being a true asset. He has many daughters and sons now working within our program and other polled hereford programs. We liked Target to the point that we decided to also purchase his mother at the age of 13. Target is Owned with Twin View Polled Herefords in Manitoba. We will be using Target for many years to come.

70F was successfully used on heifers. His daughters have excellent udder quality and lots of milk. 70F will continue to be used in our program for many years.

This Bull was a great producer of females. Many of the cattle in our current program are line bred to this bull. 22U has helped us develop some of our best cow families. His genetics have benefited our program for marbling, pigmentation, great producing females, longevity and much more.