(BC Dusty Rose X BC Black Diamond).
This is what I like my ram lambs to grow up to look like!
Idol almost didn't make it to become a yearling ram. I had decided that I wasn't going to winter over any extra ram lambs and was loading up the two I had left, to take them to the butcher. (I know ~ I'm sorry) When I went to put a halter on Idol, I was struck by how wonderfully soft his fleece was. I had always thought he was gorgeous ~ conformation wise ~ but when I felt that fleece, I knew I had to give him a chance to pass on his genetics. Hence, American Idol lives on! 
If you're looking for a SHOW QUALITY, black ram, who carries spotting genetics (and moorit), consider American Idol. Not only is he extremely correct, conformation wise; he has awesome horns, beautiful, intermediate fleece, a great tail and a sweet, gentle personality! 
I will be showing Idol in the Yearling Ram class at the Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival, in Jefferson, WI., in September. From there, my hope is that he will move on to a new home where he will sire many beautiful, Shetland lambs."Bluff Country American Idol"
Because quality matters!
What a handsome guy!
ReplyDeleteVERY handsome boy! (did my e-mail make it back to you?):) Tammy
ReplyDeleteVery handsome chap. Good luck in the show, can't wait to hear the results!
ReplyDeleteNancy,
ReplyDeleteHe is such a sweet and handsome ram and I hope he does well at the show and finds his destiny with some lucky ewes. I can personally vouch for his temperment--I think he is your sweetest ram and you have some very well-behaved rams.
Wow! He is really stunning, Nancy. I hope you do well in the show with him.
ReplyDeleteTake Care :)