Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2017

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1 Hettinger 2017 Ram Sale Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2017 Sale begins at 1 p.m. MST Lunch will be served Location Adams County Fairgrounds Hettinger, N.D. 103 ram entries, along with 80 commercial white-face ewes, will be offered for sale. Sponsored by: North Dakota State University Extension Service North Dakota Lamb and Wool Producers Association 1

2 To the buyers: Welcome to the 2017 Hettinger Ram Sale! The North Dakota Lamb and Wool Producers Association has made every attempt to ensure a high-quality offering of purebred and commercial rams. 1. All rams have been sifted by a committee of three breeders and a veterinarian. Rams have been Elisa tested within 30 days of sale or are from current Brucella Ovis-free flocks. 2. All rams must originate from flocks that have been inspected and found free of foot rot. 3. Minimum weight and scrotal circumference: Yearlings 220 pounds and 32 centimeters Lambs 120 pounds and 30 centimeters 4. All animals must be bred and owned by the seller. 5. Registration papers and the cost of transfer are strictly between the buyer and seller. 6. All rams will be guaranteed breeders (ram lambs are not subject to a guarantee in the year of purchase). The guarantee is between the buyer and seller. 7. Health papers will be available for out-of-state buyers. 8. The catalog is arranged in the sale order by breeds, then individual breeders. Rams sell first, then ewes. Ewes will be sold at gate cut. 9. Phone bids will be accepted by the Sale Committee and NDLWPA board members. See numbers below. Please enjoy viewing this year s consignments and visiting with your fellow sheep producers. Sincerely, David Brown, Executive Secretary of NDLWPA or ndlwpa@gmail.com Brody Kronberg, Sale Committee, Dave Pearson, Sale Committee Julie Mangnall, Sale Clerk Mangnall@drtel.net or Hettinger Ram Sale 2017

3 Polypays Schauer Sheep Co. P.O. Box 205, Hettinger, ND Lot 1 Flock No RR 2/13/16 Triplet Lot 2 Flock No RR 2/23/16 Twin Lot 3 Flock No RR 5/4/16 Single All of these bucks are RR and have NSIP EBV data available. The sire is in the top 15 percent of the nation for the fecal egg count EBV, the ability to resist worms without the presence of wormer. If you have purchased from us before, this is an outcross. Registration papers are available. Robert Amundson th St. N.E., Larimore, ND or amundson@hotmail.com Lot 4 February 2017 Twin More information on sale day Lot 5 February 2017 Twin More information on sale day Lot 6 February 2017 Twin More information on sale day These rams will weigh in at 185 pounds or better. All three are twins. They were sired by a fall-born Van Well ram. Extremely thick and heavy muscled. Rambouillets Ben Pearson 302 3rd St. S.E., Hettinger, ND Home: , Cell: Lot 7 Flock No /1/16 Twin was on Dakota Ram Test. On Aug. 1, weighed 354 pounds. Lot 8 February 2017 Twin Lot 9 February 2017 Twin Visit our pens on sale day to get more data on these rams. Two very good and solid ram lambs out of our Bobb ram. Performance data will be available on sale day. 3

4 Schalesky Livestock th St., Faith, SD Home: Lot 10 Lot 11 Lot 12 More information will be available on sale day. Don Lawson 6877 County Road 134, Flasher, ND Home: , Cell: Lot 13 Lot 14 Lot 15 More information on sale day. All rams were March or April born. They have spent the summer on pasture through August. They are big-boned and deep-bodied rams. Lynn Frey th St. N., Granville, ND Lot 16 Flock No RR 1/9/16 Twin Lot 17 Flock No RR 2/10/16 Twin Lot 18 Flock No RR 2/15/16 Twin Our consignment consists of three yearling rams. These will be massive rams that are sound and will cover a number of ewes. All are RR and bred similarly to our popular consignment at the National Rambouillet Sale this year in Gillette. Morgan Kronberg th Ave., Bison, SD Lot 19 April 2016 Lot 20 April 2016 Lot 21 April 2016 Rams were raised on pasture with high-forage, low-concentrate diet. 4 Hettinger Ram Sale 2017

5 Annika Bobb st Ave. S.E., Richardton, ND Home: , Cell: Lot 22 March 2017 Lot 23 March 2017 Lot 24 March 2017 I own 30 registered Rambouillet ewes. This year, I used a Chapman and Bobb Brothers sires on my flock. For the past three years, I have entered rams on the Hettinger Ram Test. More information on sale day. Chance Porsborg 5300 Brookwood Place, Bismarck, ND or Lot 25 Flock No /11/16 Twin Lot 26 Flock No /11/16 Twin These rams were born and raised as twins to each other. They were sired from a ram and ewe that were purchased from Lyle Warner. Kopren Rambouillets P.O. Box 339, Bison, SD Lot 27 Flock No. 56Y 4/12/16 Twin Western Range Index with a supreme fleece and a 4.3 YGFW, 11.4 YSH and 7.0 NLB. Lot 28 Flock No. 68Y 4/20/16 Twin 99.5 Western Range Index with a superfine fleece and a.8 YGFW, 3.3 YWT and 1.8 NLB. This is our first Rambouillet consignment to the Hettinger Ram Sale. We will offer two of our highest NSIP horned rams. Robert Amundson th St. N.E., Larimore, ND or amundson@hotmail.com Lot 29 Flock No /9/16 Single Very complete horned ram that was sired by a Lyle Warner ram. 5

6 Norman Brothers 2265 West, McLanna, ND Lot 30 Flock No /10/16 Twin Horned yearling ram sired by WW SHEEP Co. (Lyle Warner). Lot 31 Flock No 662 4/11/16 Single Polled yearling sired by WW Sheep Co. Hampshires Lane Bell County Road 19A, Fordville, ND Lot 32 Flock No /5/16 Twin Sired by Hubbard ram. Lot 33 Flock No /31/16 Twin Sired by Hubbard ram. Lot 34 Flock No /5/16 Twin Sired by Hubbard ram. Lot 35 Flock No /29/16 Twin Sired by 3208; goes back to Peterson ram. Lot 36 Flock No /19/16 Twin Sired by 3208; goes back to Peterson ram. Lot 37 Flock No /4/16 Twin Sired by 3208; goes back to Peterson ram. These yearling rams all were used as lambs on our commercial ewes. They have been on pasture all summer. More information on sale day. Travis Bell and Family County Road 19A, Fordville, ND Lot 38 Flock No /16/17 Twin Weighed 109 pounds at 94 days. Lot 39 Flock No /1/17 Twin Weighed 90 pounds at 79 days. Lot 40 Flock No /2/17 Twin Weighed 87 pounds at 78 days. 6 Hettinger Ram Sale 2017

7 Josh Epperly th St. S.W., New England, ND Lot 41 Flock No. 702 RR 01/15/17 Twin Lot 42 Flock No. 716 RR 01/25/17 Twin Lot 43 Flock No. 720 RR 01/25/17 Single Lot 44 Flock No. 714 RR 01/24/17 Twin Lot 45 Flock No. 718 RR 01/25/17 Twin Lot 46 Flock No. 744 RR 02/3/17 Twin All rams will be at least 50 percent Hubbard breeding. Please feel free to call for more information. We will have pictures and production data on the rams on our Facebook page Epperly Family Hampshires. Doug and Lindi Peterson rd St. N.E., Lemmon, SD Lot 47 More information sale day Lot 48 More information sale day Lot 49 Spring ram lamb More information sale day Lot 50 Spring ram lamb More information sale day Lot 51 Spring ram lamb More information sale day We continue to bring our best big, growth, easy-keeping rams to Hettinger from the nation s top bloodlines. James Valley Stock Farm 7377 County Road 60, LaMoure, ND Home: , Cell: jamesvalleystockfarm@hotmail.com Lot 52 Flock no /25/16 Twin Lot 53 Flock no /18/16 Twin The two yearling Hampshire rams are moderate-framed and thick, with good bone and sound. Both will be RR and are from a B OVIS-free flock. Performance data will be available at the sale. Pictures will be posted to our Facebook page James Valley Stock Farm. 7

8 NDSU P.O. Box 6050, Fargo, ND Lot 54 Flock No NDSU A long-bodied and completed ram that has outstanding Hampshire breed character. Coupled with plenty of natural thickness and dimension. Slicked sheared in June and ready to go to work. Full performance data and NSIP information will be available on sale day. Targhees Travis Bell County Road 19A, Fordville, ND tbell@polarcomm.com Lot 55 Lot 56 Lot 57 Lot 58 Lot 59 Lot 60 These yearling rams go back to Jon Beastrom breeding. Wool tests and data on them will be available for sale day. Rams are running on grass during the summer. Call or stop by. Columbias Why Columbias? Columbias work well as a terminal sire or mother breed. Columbias have long been used nationwide to improve a majority of the flocks and breeds. With Columbia, you will find those characteristics that you desire. Columbias have been used to bring the following traits to many of the nation s flocks: Size, scale, dimension Maternal traits Milk production heavy milkers Pounds of wool per ewe Pounds of lamb Carcass Larger rib eye Columbias are the leader in the commercial industry because of their superior maternal traits; heavy, dense fleeces; feed efficiency; and fast growing, vibrant lambs. 8 Hettinger Ram Sale 2017

9 They possess carcass qualities that allow them to be highly competitive with the market lamb breeds. For more than 100 years, our producers have experienced higher profits from their sheep, with more pounds of wool and lamb, plus less labor costs. From east to west, Columbias can work in any flock to improve the bottom line for the producer. Learn how Columbias can make more profit for you at For more information on Columbia sheep, contact Charles Worm, executive secretary, at or Don Lawson 6877 County Road 134, Flasher, ND Home: , Cell: Lot 61 Lot 62 Lot 63 They have spent the summer on pasture through August. They are big-boned and deep-bodied rams. Wyman Scheetz th St. S.W., Center, ND Home: , Cell: Lot 64 Flock No 250 February 2016 Twin Lot 65 Flock No 257 February 2016 Twin Both rams are from an NDSU ram; the ewes are Lawson and Hanna breeding. Very good-natured rams. Geneva Hills Farm st Ave. S.E., Tower City, ND Lot 66 Lot 67 Lot 68 Ram Ram Ram More information sale day. Bredahl Columbias th St. N.W., Berthold, ND Lot 69 Information on sale day 9

10 Suffolks The United Suffolk Sheep Association (USSA) is honored to be a recipient of a Let s Grow Grant. These funds will be used to develop an innovative performance data submission process that will increase participation in NSIP and position the USSA as leaders in the American sheep industry. Please contact the association office today and learn how you can benefit from this award. Comparative Performance of Breeds for Postweaning Average Daily Gain Breed Avg. Daily Gain, ADG relative (# of studies) lbs. to Suffolk Suffolk (11).77 1 Hampshire (6) Texel (1) Oxford (2) Targhee (6) Rambouillet (5) Dorset (3) Corriedale (4) Our Mission To define, register, promote and improve the Suffolk breed to provide leadership for the advancement and future of the entire U.S. sheep industry Our Vision To be the most innovative, value adding, member-driven sheep breed organization for an evolving U.S. sheep industry United Suffolk Sheep Association info@u-s-s-a.org Pearson Suffolks 302 3rd St. S.E., Hettinger, ND Home: , Cell: Lot 70 Lot 71 Lot 72 Lot 73 Lot 74 Lot 75 All these ram lambs were January and February born. NSIP records will be available on sale day. 10 Hettinger Ram Sale 2017

11 Robert Amundson th St. N.E., Larimore, ND or Lot 76 Lot 77 Lot 78 Lot 79 Lot 80 Lot 81 Our Suffolk ram lambs are the top third of the rams born. They were February born and weigh around 200 pounds. Heavy boned with plenty of length and thick tops. They all are twins or triplets. Cousins Suffolks rd St. N.E., Lemmon, SD Lot 82 Lot 83 Lot 84 We think you will like these rams out of our new Quam stud, who added extra bone and depth of body. Dorsets Travis Bell and Family County Road 19A, Fordville, ND Lot 85 Flock No /27/16 Lot 86 Flock No /14/17 Twin Weighed 104 pounds at 96 days. Lot 87 Flock No /1/17 Twin Weighed 85 pounds at 79 days. Stop by our pens on sale day and we ll have more information. These rams looks great. 11

12 Doug and Lindi Peterson rd St. N.E., Lemmon, SD Lot 88 Lot 89 Lot 90 Big, growthy lambs out of heavy-milking ewes. Margo Kronberg Box 306, Bison, SD Lot 91 April 2016 Lot 92 April 2016 Raised on pasture with a high-forage, low-concentrate diet. Southdowns Colton Bredahl th St. N.W., Berthold, ND Lot 93 Lot 94 These two rams will have the same breeding as the ram that sold last year for $550. Montdales Dave Nash th St., Prairie City, SD Home: , Cell: nashranch@ndsupernet.com Lot 95 Will provide information on sale day. 12 Hettinger Ram Sale 2017

13 Crossbreds Doug and Lindi Peterson rd St. N.E., Lemmon, SD Lot 96 Lot 97 Lot 98 If you want extra meat and fine wool, take a look at these yearling Genelink (SAMM) rams. Developed to grow and put on weight with grass only as feed. They are moderate size when fully grown. Rick Schmidt P.O. Box 1212, Center, ND Home: , Cell: rick.schmidt@ndsu.edu Lot 99 Flock No /28/16 Twin Lot 100 Flock No /26/17 Single Lot 101 Flock No /30/17 Twin We lamb 70 to 75 ewes. Half of the ewes are Suffolk-Hamp based and the other half are club lambs. These rams all were shown as breeding rams in 4-H. They are growthy, correctly made and solid-structured rams. We used the yearling ram last year as our stud ram and are very pleased with this offspring. Buy with confidence. Margo Kronberg Box 306, Bison, SD mjkronberg@yahoo.com Lot 102 April 2016 Raised on pastured with a high-forage and low-concentrate diet. NDSU P.O. Box 6050, Fargo, ND Lot 103 Flock No. NDSU16251 A moderate-framed and stout-made Columbia-Dorset cross that will add pounds of growth to your lamb crop while maintaining the maternal performance. Slick sheared in June and ready to work. Sire is a Fred Eagleson ram. 13

14 Ewes Hettinger Research Extension Center P.O. Box 1377, Hettinger, ND , Cell: Lot 150 White-face commercial yearlings 80 head Group of yearling ewes from NDSU Hettinger Research Extension Center that have been grazing on pasture all summer. Calendar of Events Oct. 1 Dakota Ram Test begins, Hettinger, N.D. Dec. 1-2 North Dakota/Minnesota Lamb and Wool Convention, DoubleTree by Hilton, West Fargo You always can find current NDLWPA news on Facebook. Like us on Facebook North Dakota Lamb and Wool Producers For more information on this and other topics, see NDSU encourages you to use and share this content, but please do so under the conditions of our Creative Commons license. You may copy, distribute, transmit and adapt this work as long as you give full attribution, don t use the work for commercial purposes and share your resulting work similarly. For more information, visit County commissions, North Dakota State University and U.S. Department of Agriculture cooperating. NDSU does not discriminate in its programs and activities on the basis of age, color, gender expression/identity, genetic information, marital status, national origin, participation in lawful off-campus activity, physical or mental disability, pregnancy, public assistance status, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, spousal relationship to current employee, or veteran status, as applicable. Direct inquiries to Vice Provost for Title IX/ADA Coordinator, Old Main 201, NDSU Main Campus, , ndsu.eoaa.ndsu.edu. This publication will be made available in alternative formats for people with disabilities upon request, Hettinger Ram Sale 2017

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