Raised by W2 Club Lambs – Gustine, CA

Raised by Farao Club Lambs
Owned with Niemann Club Lambs

Rice Burner is a unique specimen that utilizes two of the most consistent genetic lines in the hampshire breed: Burn and Impact Hampshire’s Game Face. He combines an amazing body design, snow white legs, and great muscling. We think unique is the best way to describe him and we are excited to have purchased half interest from Three Sisters Sheep to see what he can do in both of our flocks.

5 Shots of Unleaded with 1 Shot of Burn has made for quite a predictable specimen.  Our keeper ram from our 2016 Fall lambing that pulls our Unleaded lines back in to make crazy crazy Hips and rumps, Amazingly over the Top Fury legs, and the Burn balance and design that he is known for.  We had a close encounter with losing him after weaning which took us a little longer to get babies out of him, but after seeing them hit the ground, he has a exciting future with our program to give our lined up Burn genetics a little outcross without losing the consistency we are known for.. 

People ask us how we know which rams to keep and which ones to cut and sell. Well there’s not really an exact science to it and sometimes its all about timing. F3176 had one of our favorite little buck lambs in 2014, which we made the soon regrettable decision to cut. After spending 3/4 of the year thinking we were complete idiots, that lamb “Wazoo”, won Oklahoma Youth Expo for Lydia Straka. So we felt better about the decision. In 2015, F3176 flushed low numbers, so again we were down in the dumps about our previous decision. Then lambing season came and out came Artic Invasion. Pedigree alone, he needed to be kept to help broaden Polar Vortex’s quick success, but the fact that he was an immediate freak in his build and pieces, made the decision to keep him for ourselves one of the easiest things we have ever done. 

Full Brother to Donkey Punch & Rack City.
Donkey Punch & Rack City blend the Burn & Unleaded lines into two of the industry’s most sought after packages. Burn has set himself apart as the most consistent ram we have ever used winning multiple shows, by multiple showman, from multiple states across the nation. Let alone his half interest keeper buck lamb starting line-up that is unprecented coming out of such a young sire. Donkey Punch & Rack City’s dam (a flushmate to Motorboat) is quickly becoming one of the industry’s most consistent hitters, as her first lamb was Rachel Chabot’s Highly Popular 2nd Place wether in San Antonio in 2013, a maternal brother to Donkey Punch & Rack City. These 2 studs hail from hands down, the most consistent, prolific flush to date at RSC.

Owned with Casarotti Club Lambs

There is really no good place to begin when putting together a write up on a sheep who has already created as much talk and excitement as any buck lamb in recent history. “Burn” is a genetic giant when you consider our industry is at a cross roads trying to decide what is more important, skeletal quality and balance OR moderation, bone, and muscle. We present to you the most dynamic combination of the two kinds that is possible to generate. He has every unique balance aspect that made his father, Swagger, an instant success as a sire of major champions. While at the same time his Miller roots on his maternal side shine thru with everything that can be considered “Current”. Simply put, there is not another one like him in the country. His mother is a rare female that exemplifies the very words “Stud Ewe”. In just her first two lamb crops she has generated over $75,000 on 3 head of natural born lambs. In his first breeding season, Burn was used extensively by both Rule Sheep Co. and MacLennan Club Lambs and if all goes as planned there will be “Burn” lambs out of 400+ of the most elite females from both flocks.
Owned with MacLennan Club Lambs

If there is one ram in our program, that we couldn’t be without, it would be Unleaded. In 2007, when he was born, Unleaded was a little too Thick, a little too Fuzzy, too Wide Based, and a little too Moderate in size, compared to what the industry was looking for. 3 years later, he has proven that he is exactly what the industry is looking for, and he has proven it both in the show ring and by the breeding stock he’s produced. Wether you breed him to a slick legged suffolk, a soggy made hamp, or an Elliott Flush ewe,
HE WORKS!

Owned with Farrow Hampshires

Tundra’s dam was Alex Thompson’s
2009 Grand Champion Lamb at the SD State Fair Open Show
Owned with AWTR

2013 April Keeper Ram Lamb
Raised & Owned with Demag Sheep Co.

The $30,000 Allred/Elliott sensation from the Midwest Stud Ram Sale.
Owned with Begalka Livestock & Simpson Livestock

Unbelievable’s dam is the twin sister to
Jade Terbush’s 2007 Reserve Champion Natural at OYE.

All the Trunk power with the Signature look!
Owned with Begalka Livestock

Twin brother to Phantom, maternal 
brother to Champion Natural Ewe at Sedalia, maternal brother to Reserve Natural Ewe Midwest Elite, maternal brotherto Reserve Div II Arkansas State Fair)
Half interest purchased by Casarotti Club Lambs

When we had the chance to purchase part of Titleist, we knew it was an opportunity we couldn’t pass up. Simply put, sheep that CONSISTENTLY SIRE CHAMPIONS have a part in our program. As a ram lamb, Titleist sired the Reserve Grand Lamb at NAILE. In his second year, Titleist has already sired the 3rd Overall Hamp at Tulsa State Fair and the Reserve Division 5 Lamb at the Iowa State Fair. Although a bit of an outcross for us, we’re betting 2011 might just be our best year yet. Owned with Dale Family Club Lambs

Champion Hampshire Ram
2007 Midwest Stud Ram Sale

Owned in Partnership with:
Rietema Show Lambs, Petzenhauser Club Lambs, Clair Club Lambs, Terry Harland

Purchased half interest of this ram in late 2007.
Owned in Partnership with Ellerbrock Club Lambs.

Owned in Partnership with Allred/Elliott Club Lambs.

We’ve always liked how Showbox worked on the maternal side,  especially with stamping that perfect hip and rib structure. This ram allows us to continue our Grand Slam genetics with a little extra expression, bone, and style.

In the spring of 2003 we visited numerous breeders to find the great one. Fortunately it only took the first trip to Johnson’s to find Bambino. He was easily the one lamb that we could not live without. You can see this buck demands your attention with his unmatched pattern and style combined with the muscle shape and dimension that is expected from his genetics. This ram is maybe as genetically exciting as he is the ¾ brother to Brad Dale’s Power Dunk ram and Ellerbrocks later purchased his twin brother that spring.
He Sired: 
Grand Champion – Tulsa State Fair
Reserve Grand Champion –  American Royal
Reserve Grand Champion  – Oklahoma Summerfest
Champion Hampshire – Kansas State Fair
5th Overall –  Sioux Empire Farm Show 
5th Overall – Arkansas State Fair

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Our Keeper March Ram Lamb from 2005. 
He was the one that everyone wanted, but we wouldn’t let him leave the farm.

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Power with Pedigree.
In the Spring of 2005, we selected MC for his amazing top shape, width, bone, mass, without sacrificing our shallow chest floors and athletic design. He runs back into our Hancock 411, 31, Time, 801 ewe base.

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He was sold as a buck lamb prior to us getting to Clay’s. We were able to purchased him as a 4yr old from Wintex Farms and are excited for the impact he will bring after the success we have been having with our Diablo (Trademark X 277) daughters.
Twin brother to Simpson’s Template. 
Owned Jointly with Clair Club Lambs and Rietema Club Lambs
Raised by Allred/Ellliott

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(Pictured as a 6 yr old)
We purchased Big George in the Fall of 2000. He was selected as a maternal sire for for his unparalleled and flawless structure. He is one of the best legged, smoothest shouldered Hampshire rams out there, who stamps a butterfly rack, extreme loin edge and level hip. Even though he was purchased strictly for his maternal influence, the response that his wethers are getting in the show ring has made him invaluable!! We had two keeper buck lambs in 03; Diesel and Velocity.
Both were out of Big George females!!!

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Tin Cup has proved his ability to raise weathers that will win Majors. Tin Cup is without a doubt one of the shallowest chested, neatest ribbed sheep we have seen. He is an intriguing buck who’s elevation and extension is only complimented by his added shape, tone and expression over his rack and through his lower leg. 
Tin Cup has sired: 
Grand Champion – Sioux Empire Show
Reserve Natural –  OKC Youth Expo
Reserve Suffolk –  Oklahoma State Fair Reserve Grand –  NW District Oklahoma 
Reserve Grand –  Wichita Mtn. Classic
4th Natural –  OKC Youth Expo

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Wahoo is the son of our legendary “TONTO” ram from Brad Dale. He is a blue 5/8 Hampshire sire that brings the best of both worlds to his lambs. He stamps a tremendous amount of expression and shape to his offspring, while his Hampshire base maintains their structure, bone, levelness, and underline. Wahoo’s first lamb crop has recorded champions from North Carolina to California.  Wahoo was purchased by Fairley Farms in the Spring of “03”.

H-Factor’s track record speaks for itself:
Reserve Grand Champion – Tulsa State Fair
Reserve Grand  Champion – Houston
Grand Champion – Kentucky State Fair Champion Hamp – National Western
Grand Champion – Ak-Sar-Ben

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“HHH” was the start of our linebred 31 and 411 program. Since then we have incorporated Diablo, Benchmark, XXX, and now Copyright. Using 6 Stud Bucks that all have 31 & 411 multiple times in their pedigree has allowed us to linebreed our ewes for that great hip structure, rib design.

Leased from Allred/Elliott for the 2002 breeding season,  he brings and added consistency to our Hampshire line.
His sire’s pedigree is identical to our deceased “HHH”  (31 X 411). His lambs should be massive in their hip and  very thick ended without sacrificing any look and rib design.
Benchmark is now owned by All-American Club Lambs.

“23” is the foundation of our Hampshire based flock. We kept approximately 25 ewe lambs out of him. They have continued to prove their value each year at lambing season.

Wang is the full brother to Johnson’s 2002 National Western Grand Champion. He was purchased early from the farm in 2002. Wang is the epitome of muscle dimension and structure. He is enormous in his hip and stifle, huge loined, extreme in his rack and length of body, with an unbelievable rib shape.
Sold to Hewitt Rowland