This is a group video of the 4 Bobendrier Hampshires yearling ewes.

Check out each individual’s photos, pedigree and videos below.

If you like 'em thick, deep bodied, and super structurally sound, check this massive lady out! Presented in very short fleece, she is really straight made and travels on a flawless set of feet and legs.

Here's the eye catcher of the group! Watching her parade around the lot every day makes it really fun to do chores! She's extra-long bodied with great front extension and carries herself around with great distinction. She has very little wool on her and will continue to grow, as these "Rare Gusto" daughters are of the later maturing kind. This one is capable of running with the best at any level of competition. Really had to part with this kind. Her mother was a class winning yearling at the IA State Fair and her sire was undefeated National Champion in 2022.

Here's a really pretty young ewe carrying solid lamb teeth. She is a little later maturing like most of the "Rare Temptation" progeny and her lineage indicates she should end up a much larger than average mature female. Her maternal grand dam was our lead ewe lamb of the 2020 crop and stood 2nd at Louisville and was awarded best headed female. She has a very pleasing disposition and would be a great addition to anyone’s flock.

This young ewe was born a triplet out of a show yearling ewe and our lead "Rare Nugget" son in our 2024 crop. Check out all the National winners in her impressive pedigree. She has beautiful Hampshire type and is from an incredibly strong maternal line. All of the females on the bottom line of her pedigree consistently show up on the papers of our show flocks each year. Her triplet sister is staying home!

This fall ram will mature into a very large individual-he's already BIG! His sire was our first pick of Barret Marshall's entire 2024 fall ram lamb crop. This guy is loaded with wool, has a great set of feet and legs, and is super long bodied.

This is a very solid, fault free attractive individual. He placed 2nd in class to the champion at MN and 3rd in class to the champion at Louisville. The best stud rams generally come by way of strong female lines, so this guy should excell as a stud as the three grand dams on the bottom of his pedigree consistently appear in the pedigrees of a large portion of our show flock each season. He's loaded with wool, stout boned, a great set of feed and legs, and very athletic appearing when on the move.

This impressive individual was our lead yearling ram last season. He was 1st and senior champion at MN and stood 2nd at Louisville. He's a solid 41" ram that is arrow straight down his top, super long-bodied and has a beautiful high dock set. He has a really strong star studded pedigree and is really easy to watch when he's on the move. He's presented in very short fleece.