Supreme Champion ram Midwest
Classic Wether Sire Sale purchased by Nothdurft Club Lambs The
twin sister to the Dam of the Supreme Champion sold in the 2000
Fall Nationwide Lamb Sale as an Exposed ewe. Her ear tag was
97-762G The Quality for the 2001 sale will be as good. |
Comet and his ewes on a
foggy morning
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Ewe Lead Class Oklahoma
Spring Fair
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Reserve Champion
Hampshire 2001 Tulsa State Fair
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Hamps 472-14-515-361 (Shrop-R507)
Hamps 557-453-135 (Shrops R20-R60) Wether Sire Prices were up
at Sedelia this year. Look at ewes in the July Production Sale,
July 13, 1 pm Clinton Oklahoma to produce quality like these. |
VISIT MAP PAGE FOR LOCATION OF SALES
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Fall Nationwide Lamb Sale
October 13, 2001 1 p m Custer County Fair Grounds Clinton Oklahoma
45 head of exposed ewes Registered Hampshire and Shropshire yearlings
ewes. 350 head of young wethers for the winter and spring shows.
Consignors include Harrell/Rhodes; Mason Club Lambs; Skip Wilson;
Johnson Club Lambs; Cabaniss Club Lambs; Abbott Club Lambs, Fink
and Farris, Double F Mickey Burns, McGolden, Ott Club Lambs,
Hurliman and many others |
Sales for 2002 at Custer
County Fairgrounds
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Big 4 Lamb Sale
April April 20 1 p m |
Super Star Lamb Sale May
18 at 6 p m
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Nationwide Lamb Sale June
8 at 6 p m
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Cabaniss Production Sale
July 13 1 pm
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This cartoon was given to
us 20 years ago.
It has been on the refrigerator
door.
This seemed like the perfect
time to share it with you.
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We have a nice selection
of rams for sale
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We will have a strong consignment
at Sedelia
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 This
is our 118 ram. He has been tested for the spider gene and is
NN clean. |
Reserve Grand Champion Lamb 2000 NAILE
a 118 son |
A 118 son - - Grand Champion Wether
at the 2000 Oklahoma Sheep and Wool Producers Summerfest. 400
sheep there. Madison Cabaniss showing He was Champion Hampshire
and Reserve Grand Champion at the Oklahoma State Fair He won
his class and Made the premium sale at the 2000 Tulsa State Fair. |
 This wether is
out of a Cabaniss ewe. The Fall Nationwide Sale October 13 1pm
will feature 60 exposed Registered Hampshire Ewes. 350 late spring
born wethers from top wether producers. Click on the Grand Champion
at Houston to see more winners out of Cabaniss Breeding |
Champion Hampshire flock State fair
of Oklahoma build consistency into your flock. We have kept registered
Hampshire sheep since 1960 we have computerized records on a
flock of almost a thousand ewes in production. We have the record
of the ewe, her dam, her grandam, pedigree at our fingertips.
Click on the picture to go to the 2001 Cabaniss Club Lamb Production
Catalog |
 The
first 10 Cabaniss Lambs in the 2000 Big 4 Lamb sale They sold
to Nebraska, Kansas, Ohio and Oklahoma #7 was the Reserve Grand
Champion at the 2000 Louisville Kentucky show Cabaniss also sold
the Champion Shropshire at Louisville. Johnson Club Lambs Gotebo
(a consignor to the Big 4) also had two champions at Louisville
and Grand Champion in the Big 4 Other consignors are Karen and
Jim Mason and Allen and Andy Moffet Click on picture to see more
winners |
1999 Woodward District Grand
Champion, Kayla Karber, Balko Ok We wish Kayla good luck. |
Champion and Reserve Champion
Shropshire at the 2000 Oklahoma Spring Fair Shown by Kayla Karber
and Jennifer Long We had 7 first place lambs at the show several
2nds and 3rds |
We strive to produce consistency
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Look for Shropshires at 2002 Midwest
Classic Sedelia
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Morgan Cabaniss Shropshires
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 Champion Shropshire
Classic Wether Sire at the 2000 Midwest Stud Ram and Ewe Sale
Sold to Tara Tannahill Tulsa Oklahoma $6100. More Shropshires
on their page |
 The
Anatolian Livestock Guard Dogs have done an excellent job for
us. Our dogs developed in the Kangal area of Turkey. We have
both Cougar and Coyotes in the area. We have 2 brown male dogs
a large spotted male and 3 spotted females and 2 brown females
born in 1999 Thank you for your interest. We have puppies ready
to go in Novemer 2001 E-mail if interested |
We have a litter of 9 born
Oct 15 2001 |
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More new web pages
coming up |
 Supreme
Champion Ewe at the 2001 Oklahoma Sheep and Wool Producer's Summerfest
held at Stillwater. The Supreme Champion Ewe was bred by Stan
Rader, Illinois |
The large window makes a wonderful
place to work tailing lambs (not too good to take pictures against).
The head piece was on a 1960's blocking stand used by Leonard
Hunter at Cordell and Kingfisher ok, it is small enough for a
lamb head the wire sides that cradles the lambs head do not show.
An old truck wheel is the base. Joe thinks the shaft came from
a combine header. The stretched steel table is 26" by 13"
There is a 11x18" cookie sheet potty tray below the table.
The tube is a 10" pipe connector (with the pipe glued inside)The
tube is attached to the table with Baling Wire which gives it
a 4 or 5 inch adjustment. (I now use double wire, the wire broke
and the tube ended up on my toes) The tube might not have to
be that heavy. The front feet go just under the head holder and
the back feet behind the tube. a 13" bungee goes from one
side of the tube over the lamb to the other side. It took two
sons to put it all together for a wonderful birthday present. |
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