This powerful "Buzzsaw" ewe lamb is out of a  tremendous Slack ewe.

"Buzzsaw" is noted for siring tremendous tops and loins.  You can expect to find high volume productive ewes with pattern and style at All-American Lambs!

This is an example of the thickness of top and leg that we have in our lambs.  You don't have to sacrifice muscle to have profile.

This long bodied, up fronted ewe blends smoothly and still has a powerful muscle structure as you can see from the two photos.  We strive to provide complete sheep that are production oriented and show ready!

This ewe's dam is an outstanding "Paint" daughter and sister to a keeper buck for Nichols Show Lambs.  "Paint" was Barbara Garvie's High Selling Ram at the 1999 Club Lamb Country Sale and is a "Pow-Wow" x "Cheyenne".  "Paint" recently passed away so we are glad to already have his influence in our flock.

This ewe (1/26/01) is typical of the style and extension that we see in our 2001 lamb crop.  She is up-fronted and smooth in her lines.  She handles with a muscular top and flares out to a large leg.

This ewe has a great top and a tremendous leg.  She is the type of ewe that provides you a show lamb for the market shows or the breeding stock shows.

This ewe is a market competitor having won the 95-110 pound class at the 2001 Orange County Fair for Nicole Danker!

This ewe represents the style and muscle to compete and the genetics to carry many programs forward.

This ewe is definitely thick enough to compete with the best down the road.  She handles with great top and is very thick through the center and lower portions of her leg.  There is no doubt that this ewe gets thicker from front to rear!  She's clean fronted to boot!

This ewe's dam is sired by Slack 9143, the sire of our First Place Class 2 Crossbred Market Lamb at the 2000 Missouri State Fair.

This ewe is still young, but she is quickly developing into a competitive show ewe.  She is one of the squarest rumped ewes you will find out this year.  She is extremely level in her design and carries enough muscle over her top and down her leg to be competitive at many shows.

She had two very good full brothers at the farm that we wethered.  Our intention has always been to make sure we have great show lambs to offer -- wethering some of the lambs that might have made outstanding rams is our commitment to that goal.