Top End Females

DOA 7070, NNPQR

This fancy ewe was sired by "SugaR-Ray," DOA's lead "Sky Walker" son, and damned by a "Cinnamon" daughter.  Cinnamon was a two time National Grand Champion Oxford Ewe, and she was named Supreme Champion Ewe at NAILE in 1994.  7070 was the 2007 Champion Oxford Ewe at the South Dakota State Fair and placed 12th at NAILE in the largest Oxford class of the show.   She was bought privately from DOA.

DOA 7076, NNP  QR

Sired by "SugaR Ray"

This pretty ewe was the pair to 7070.  She stood second at South Dakota behind the Champion Ewe and was the Reserve Grand Chamion Oxford Ewe.  She is in no wool with the exception of her butt and looks great.   This is how a slick shorn sheep should look.  She is super correct and very attractive.  She was bought privately from DOA.

OXFORD

EWES

HHO 8405, NNP  RR

"Caliber"

This deep bodied January ewe lamb is the type of ewe I am centering my young ewe flock around. She is sure to make a great brood ewe.  She was Champion Oxford ewe at the South Dakota State Fair and Brown County in 2008.  I am happy that within my first year in Oxfords that I was able to produce ewes of this caliber.

I was the first recipient of the Oxford Foundation Flock.  The vast majority of my ewe base is Double "O" Acres influenced.  In addition to the ewes I was donated, I purchased ewe from DOA, Everett Oxfords, and Ried Family Oxfords.  

I strive to raise stylish big bodied,  moderate boned, extended females that are both eye appealing and functional in the barn.  I focus on mothering ability and repeatability.  I am a fan of long feminine necks and length of top.  These are the type we like and the kind we strive to breed.