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Cinch - Simply put.....The one we've been looking for. Cinch is a great grandson of Caesar on both sides of his pedigree. His sire (Resistol) is by a Cabaniss 116 (Ned) son and out of a Caesar daughter. His mother is sired by a Yellow Tag son (Schafer) and out of a Caesar daughter as well. Cinch is one of the most talked about rams in this part of the world right now. We liked him as a lamb and we love him as a yearling. This sheep sired an exceptional set of sheep in his first crop. This ram combines all the characteristics that we look for in show wethers. Big hip, huge loin and he brings a ton of muscle to the table. This sheep is really smooth through his front and his lines are exactly what a show wether should look like. Cinch has a very strong hampshire appearance and passes this characteristic on to his offspring. Cinch (pictured as a lamb)  
Cinch (as a yearling)  
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"Wildcat" Quite possibly the "Cinch" son that we've been looking for. This sheep has a ton of wether look to him. This sheep was used on a great set of "Cinch" and "Caesar" daughters for 2010 and it worked! We already have a good number of sheep on the ground sired by him and they look great. Come see us May 8th for the unveilng of "Wildcat" lambs! Wildcat  
"Thriller" Wheaton This sheep caught the eye of Joe Harrel and myself from the stands at the MWSRS in Sedalia. When we handled him we were even more impressed. I flew back to Texas the next day and told Joe to buy the sheep. He did and the lambs look great. He worked very well on a great set of "Cinch" daughters. Thanks Joe, Tim, and Tony! Thriller 
"Razorback" A very interesting "Cinch" son out of an "Exile" daughter. This sheep was used primarily on our "Cinch" ewe lambs. His lambs could be the real deal. This sheep is jacked up like is maternal grandfather yet has the muscle pattern like his daddy. Come see us late this spring!
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