This is a prepotent line and if you are looking for extension, clean fronts, big tops and muscular designs in an attractive package -- "Trailboss" genetics may be just what you need!

Just look at the winnings of "Trailboss" lambs and those of lambs tracing back to "Trailboss" in their pedigrees.  When building a program, moving forward with a leading pedigree and a proven line such as "Trailboss" can be rewarding. 

A "Buzz-Light-Year" son on a "Genesis" daughter was sold to Mike Karr last year.  This ram Mike calls "Shut 'em Up" has sired some outstanding lambs from the reports we've heard.

A number of Supreme Champions at shows/sales such as the Midwest Stud Ram Sale in Sedalia have come through the "Buzzsaw" line.  "Honey" was a Supreme Champion at the Stud Ram Sale herself.  The pedigree is great and the results show that "Buzz-Light-Year" sires high quality sheep. 

If you want a genetic package in your sheep that is this powerful and gives you an edge in producing winners and  marketing your genetics, try a "Buzz-Light-Year" lamb in your flock.

"Extra RR", our stud ram sired by "Extreme Heat" and dammed by a "Buzzsaw" daughter, sired the Lightweight Natural Colored Class Winner at the 2004 Missouri State Fair 4-H Market Lamb Show.

This natural colored lamb has a tremendous rack and top with a large flaring rump.  He is impressive to view, and more impressive to handle.  The "Extra RR" lambs are providing us with smooth fronts to go along with all of this muscle mass.

If you are looking for some Hampshire influence with a dash of some of the hottest wether sire lines in the U.S., consider genetics from a young proven sire such as "Extra RR". 

Examine the pedigree and the results of "Extra RR" yourself to see if this is the line for you to consider.

"Trailblazer" is a very extended ram with that great "Honey" front.  He is a darker fibered ram so we expect some additional color in his lambs.  He was a later maturing lamb and from what we have seen from his lambs, we expect a longer growth pattern with them as well.