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September 14 & 15, 2017 Show 9:00am Thursday starting with Ewes Sale 11:00 am Friday starting with Ewes

NEWELL, SOUTH DAKOTA

Sponsored by Newell Community Club

2016 Supreme Champion Ram shown by Don Lawson - Columbia

2016 Supreme Champion Ewe, shown by Dave Pearson - Suffolk

Stud Ram Show Sale Registered Ewe Show & Sale Registered Range Ram Sale Sale Week Phone: 605-456-2941

You’ll Like Newell...

Historical Facts:

Newell was founded in 1910, the city being named after Frederick Haynes Newell, then director of the Bureau of Reclamation. Newell was platted by Reclamation engineers and was the first bureau project in the United States.

CURRENT FACTS:

Population: 674 friendly people Government: Mayor and City Commission: two fine city parks, public golf course, rodeo arena, city library, museum and restored historic oneroom school house, city liquor store and bar Five Churches: Newell Christian Fellowship Church, St. Mary’s Catholic Church, First Lutheran Church, Assembly of God, Newell Evangelical Church Communication, Utilities etc.: Post Office, state and county highway shop, West River Telephone Co., Highways 212-79, near I-90, Black Hills Power and Light, Butte Electric Cooperative, Belle Fourche Irrigation District, city water system, city garbage and sewer system, municipal lawn and garden irrigation system, cable television Civic and Service Organizations: Newell Community Club, Newell Lions Club, Parent/Teacher Organization, School Booster Club, American Legion and Auxiliary, VFW & Auxiliary, Butte County Historical Society, 4-H and Extension Clubs, NVN Senior Citizens, Newell Garden Club Emergency Services: 911 emergency number, volunteer fire department, ambulance service with trained personnel and modern equipment, County Health Nurse and Home Health Care Newell Public Schools: has an enrollment of nearly 600 students and faculty members, includes two high school buildings, middle school complex, elementary building, and auditorium. Combination lighted football field and track.

Newell Golf Club: Offers grass greens on a challenging nine-hole course with full service club house.

Commercial Establishments: Newell Sheep Yards-South Dakota’s largest sheep and lamb market, bank, veterinary service, K Bar J Leather Shop, grocery store, hardware store, feed store, cafes and drive-in cafe, convenience stores, service stations, auto and implement parts stores, bulk oil, gas and propane distributors, locker plant, motel and hotel, rooming house, welding shop, beauty shops, concrete services, construction companies, plumbing firm, insurance and real estate agents, apiary, low income and elderly housing, mobile home court As a trading center, Newell serves an extensive cattle and sheep raising area in addition to the crops and forage and dairies in the irrigation district.

SPECIAL FEATURES:

The Labor Day Celebration is one of the largest weekend celebrations in the region. Activities include rodeos, parade, car show, street dance and the World Championship Sheep TeePeeing.

The Newell Ram Show and Sale is held annually on the third Thursday and Friday of September. Beginning in 1946, it has become one of the nation’s top purebred ram and ewe show and sale events.

The buildings are owned by the Ram Sale and located on East 3rd Street adjacent to the rodeo grounds.

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RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. The Newell Ram Sale is held annually on the 3rd Friday of September at the Ram Sale Barn on 3rd Street, Newell, South Dakota. The events shall consist of a “Stud Ram and Registered Ewe Show and Sale” and a purebred “Range Ram Sale.”

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The Committee of the sale accepts the entries for the sale with the understanding that, upon signing of the entry blank, the consignor of the animals to the Newell Ram Sale agrees to comply with the Rules and Regulations of the Show and Sale, and that for willful violation of any of the Rules and Regulations, the Consignor becomes automatically excluded from future sales.

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The Newell Ram Sale Committee reserves the right to reject any or all entries and the entry fee will be returned.

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Entries are open to all breeds of sheep registered with a nationally recognized registry association. Ram classes in each breed are Ram Lamb (born after 1/1/17); and Yearling Ram (born after 1/1/16). Ewe classes in each breed are Ewe Lamb (born after 1/1/17); and Yearling Ewe (born after 1/1/16). We will have fall born classes.

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ALL animals must be bred and raised by Consignor. All animals must be registered or subject to registry and comply with rules of the South Dakota Animal Industry Board. We, as the sale committee, do not promote extreme short tail docking and discourage such practice. If there is any evidence of rectal prolapse, past or present those animals will NOT be allowed in the show and sale.

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Consignors may enter four (4) Stud Rams, BUT NOT more than two (2) of any one breed in the Stud Ram Show and Sale, a lamb and a yearling per breed, NOT two lambs or two yearlings, one of each; and not more than twenty (20) Range Rams; and may enter six (6) Registered Ewes, BUT NOT more than four (4) of any one breed in the show (a lamb and a yearling per breed). A total of ten (10) Registered Ewes (including show ewes) may be sold.

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Entries must be made with the Secretary by June 30th. Mail to NEWELL RAM SALE C/O Christy Frerichs 18349 Mail Rd. Nisland, SD 57762. Email newellramsale@hotmail.com Phone number 605-257-2895 .

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ENTRY FEES: The entry fee is NON-refundable and must be included at the time entries are received. $25.00 per head on Stud Rams, $10.00 per head on Registered Ewes and $10.00 per head on Range Rams. The committee makes a commission charge of 10% of the sale price on all animals; however if the percentage charge amounts to less than the entry fee, the later sum is charged as the minimum. However, the entry fee will be retained on animals entered by not brought to the sale; animals not sold in the ring; or screened. Regular Commission will be charged on “NO SALE ANIMALS.”

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Terms of sale: CASH Sales are to be settled before moving animals from pens. All bids on ewes start at three hundred dollars ($300.00) rams at four hundred dollars ($350.00). Sellers have the right to bid once upon each lot offered. Phone bids to: 605-456-2941.

10. Private sales before or during the auction are strictly forbidden. On private sales made after the auction closes on NO SALE, the regular commission will be collected. Consignors bringing extra animals to be sold outside the Sale or sell “screened animals” will be denied the privilege of selling at the future Newell Ram Sales.

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RULES AND REGULATIONS cont.

11. Stud rams are to be offered as singles, Range Rams will be offered in pens (same age) of two, three, four or five, entered as a specified lot which will be listed in the catalog under one number for each head.

Show Ewes should be offered as singles with all other ewes in pens of two, three or five head. Ewes and Range Rams will have no more than four (4) turns through the sale ring, including show ewes.

12. All animals must be in respective pens by 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday.

Ewe Show will be held at 9:00 a.m. followed by the Stud Ram Show at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday. The Ewe sale will start at 11:00 am on Friday, followed by the Stud Rams and Range Rams to be sold together, selling one breed at a time. The Grand Champion Stud and Grand Champion Ewe will sell first in their breed, followed by the Reserve Champions and then by order placed in the show for each breed. Premier Range Rams will sell first in their breed.

13. Consignors will be responsible for lot numbers on animals according to the catalog. The animals should be lot numbered before showing.

Paint and irons are provided.

14. ALL SUBSTITUTES MUST BE MARKED WITH A BAR BELOW THE NUMBER. 15. All animals on ground are held at consignors risk until sold; ownership changes when they are sold in the ring. Animals are held at purchaser’s risk thereafter.

16. All animals are guaranteed to be breeders and in event of an animal proving to be a non-breeder, seller will refund purchase price or replace it with one of equal value. Seller should know this fact within a reasonable time after sale.

17. The Consignor of any Ram Lambs or Ewe Lambs that do not have their lamb teeth at eleven (11) months of age, based on the birth date of the certificate of registry, must refund the total price or give the buyer the option of selecting a replacement of equal value.

18. Papers showing ownership by consignor should accompany the Stud Rams. All animals listed as registered must have registration papers.

Ram Lambs, Range Rams and Ewes may be sold subject to registry.

Seller agrees to deliver within three (3) months records necessary for registration of all animals sold at no cost to buyer.

19. Consignors will bring their animals from the pens to the sale ring and taking them from the sale ring back to the proper pens.

20. The consignors will feed their animals. Hay and bedding will be available for purchase.

21. The Committee will make every effort to protect both buyers and sellers in every reasonable way, but under no circumstance do they assume any liability. The auctioneers will settle misunderstandings as to bids made. ALL SALES ARE FINAL.

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Health Requirements/Rules and Regulations (Current requirements, subject to change.)

If you do not have all the health statements you will not unload!

ALL SHEEP consigned to the Newell Sale must have the following: 1. One breed per health certificate 2. Two (2) copies of Health Certificates (per cosigner not per sheep) either interstate or intrastate.

3. Must be individually identified by an official Scrapie ID tag and listed to correspond with sale lot number (painted on), we encourage larger plastic tag.

4. ALL RAMS must be palpated and Elisa tested for Brucella-ovis within 30 days of sale date or originate from a B-Ovis free flock.

5. Individual codon test results for black-faced sheep. All Black-Faced sheep must be genetically tested for Scrapie susceptibility and must test resistant with an R gene.

An accredited veterinarian must draw the sample and put the results on the health certificate. Testing must be done at an APHIS approved laboratory.

STATEMENTS to be written on the health certificate: Scrapie – to the best of my knowledge sale sheep and flock of origin have not be infected, exposed, source, or trace flock for Scrapie within past five years. *This statement to be signed by owner.

Sale Sheep and flock of origin have been inspected within 30 days and are free from clinical signs of infectious foot rot. * This statement to be signed by inspecting veterinarian.

The minimum scrotal circumference for Yearling Rams must be 33 cm. and for lambs 30 cm.

Sheep must be examined by screening committee, prior to penning; prior to 9:00 p.m.

MST on Wednesday. We do not accept sheep screened from previous sales.

Any Ram or Ewe with blemish, scab, wound, lesion or ulceration of the reproductive tract, mouth or legs will not be allowed in show and sale.

Screening committee may reject any or all entries. Screened animals will NOT be sold privately on the grounds and may NOT be replaced by an extra sheep.

ALL SHEEP, except lambs, are to be machine shorn after March 1. Sheep with extra-long wool will be disqualified.

Health certificates for within the United States will be issued to the buyer prior to leaving the sale, depending on the livestock regulations of the state they enter. Export health requirements are the responsibility of the purchaser.

(Any health questions, call your veterinarian or Dr. Jim Martin 605-456-2828.)

FIRST WESTERN INSURANCE AGENCY

Neil Vollmer - Linda Vollmer - Judy Dague Harry Stapp - Theresa Pittman

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Sale order will be according to Show Placing and last years highest average paid with the Grand and Reserve Champions to sell first in their breed. Sale order will be White Faced sheep followed by Black Faced Sheep.

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Show: Thursday Ewes at 9:00 a.m.; Stud Rams at 1:00 p.m.

Sale: Friday Ewes at 11:00 a.m.; Stud Rams and Range Rams to be sold together, selling one breed at a time.

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Welcome Sheep Growers to our 72ND Annual Newell Stud Ram Show and Sale Enjoy your stay!

Newell Ram Sale Committee Paul Erk, Christy Frerichs, Doc Martin, Dave Ollila, Ray Garness, Denna Lindsey, Lindsey Mangis, Chris Gotfredson, Cody Burke

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September 14 & 15, 2017

72 nd Annual Newell Ram Show and Sale

The Newell Community Club welcomes everyone to the 72nd Annual Newell Ram Show and Sale.

The purpose of the show and sale are to help build the sheep industry in this country and to render service particularly to the sheep industry of Western South Dakota and adjoining sections of other states. Thus, growers are able to acquire the highest class stud rams and ewes necessary for improvement of flock without having to travel long distances to acquire such animals. We have added the sale of purebred range rams, and the show and sale of registered ewes. We welcome consignments of outstanding breeders from many states. Use of better rams and ewes is proven as the best and quickest means for growers to get more pounds of wool and lamb. This helps the industry survive intense competition of foreign wool and lamb and the use of synthetic fiber.

All consignors are invited to a Pre-sale picnic to be held at the Ram Sale Grounds following the show on Thursday, September 14, 2017.

RAM SALE COMMITTEE

Denna Lindsey....................................................... Sale Manager Paul Erk..................................................... Committee Chairman Christy Frerichs...........................................Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Lisa Surber..........................................Fleece Show Chairman Ray Garness, Denna Lindsey, Lindsey Mangis, Chris Gotfredson, Cody Burk.............Committee members Dave Ollila...............Committee Member/SDSU Extention . ...............................................................Sheep Field Specialis Courtney Bahe.......................................................................Ag Ed Dr. Jim Martin..................Committee Member/Veterinarian Newell Lions Club...............................Newell Lions Club Rep.

SHOW AND SALE STAFF

Tim Brown..................................................................Show Judge Piroutek Auctions, Milesville, SD.......................... Auctioneers Jane Burke................................................................. .Sale Cashier Sondra Boggess...................................................... .Sale Cashier Vickie Sechser.......................................................... .Sale Cashier Newell Lions Club – Supporting staff – a big thank you!

2018 Newell Ram Sale - September 20 & 21

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2017 NEWELL RAM SALE Consignors Prime Samm.................................................... page 18 JHK Sheep Joshua & Heather Kitzan............................. Lot 1 Kitzan Sheep ................................................................................2 Targhee.......................................................page 18-19 Jon Beastrom............................................................................3-9 Kopren Targhee (Wade Kopren) . ................................. 10-11 Lealand Schoon.................................................................. 12-13 Marcia & Loren Stulken.......................................................... 14 Surber-Kopren Targhee.......................................................... 15 Travis Bell..................................................................................... 16 Rambouillet...............................................page 19-26 Anderson Family................................................................. 17-19 Andrea Maneotis................................................................ 20-21 Annika Bobb......................................................................... 22-25 Bar J Bar Ranch.................................................................... 26-27 Ben Pearson................................................................................ 28 Benz Rambouillet............................................................... 29-34 Borcher Sheep Co./ Weston & Cassidy Borcher....... 35-38 Braden Kopren Rambouillet................................................. 39 Burton Anderson................................................................ 40-41 Caroline Frampton............................................................. 42-44 Chapman Rambouillet..................................................... 45-51 Cook Sisters (Estelle)......................................................... 52-55 Dakota Flint................................................................................ 56 Don Lawson.......................................................................... 57-59 Dry Creek Rambouillet (Jessica Steinmetz).............. 60-64 Erk Brothers.......................................................................... 65-70 Forbes Rabel & McGivney Rambouillets.................... 71-72 Ketterling Family Sheep................................................... 73-75 Michael McCormick........................................................... 76-78 Rocky Hill Rambouillet..................................................... 79-82 Roger Regehr....................................................................... 83-85 Schalesky Livestock........................................................... 86-89 Scott Crawford Family Rambouillets........................... 90-91 Shan Garson......................................................................... 92-93 Tate Nash............................................................................... 94-98 Wille Ranch.........................................................................99-100 Corriedale........................................................ page 27 Bruce Hoffman............................................................... 101-103 Joana Friesz..................................................................... 104-107 Phillippi Corriedales (Renetta Phillippi)................. 108-114 Columbia....................................................page 28-31 A&K Columbias, Ann & Rick Wehri........................... 115-117 Borcher Sheep Co. Weston & Cassidy Borcher.... 118-121 Caroline Frampton........................................................ 122-124 Don Lawson..................................................................... 125-126 9

NDSU HREC...............................................................................127 Rachel Blaha.............................................................................128 Steinmetz Columbias................................................... 129-133 Suffolk........................................................page 31-35 Arndt Acres (Ron, Gail, & Pat Arndt).................................134 Braasch Land & Livestock (c/o Craig Fleck).......... 135-138 Cousin Suffolks (Lindi Peterson).............................. 139-141 Dave Pearson.................................................................. 142-145 DeZeeuw Suffolk (Rufus & Patty DeZeeuw)......... 146-148 Duane Juntunen............................................................ 149-150 Haley Sheep Company................................................ 151-153 Jeremy & Heidi Geske.................................................. 154-157 Kitzan Sheep Dwight & Gwendolyn Kitzan......... 158-160 Maneotis Ranch (Nick & Karen Maneotis)............ 161-162 Michael & Milly Geske.................................................. 163-165 Pearson & Kopren...................................................................166 Prairie Rose Suffolks..................................................... 167-169 Randy Dombek Family................................................ 170-172 Robert Amundson........................................................ 173-182 Two Bar L Livestock / Dan Lucas.............................. 183-184 Dorset.............................................................. page 36 Travis Bell.......................................................................... 185-186 Hampshire..................................................page 37-38 Borcher Sheep Co. Weston & Cassidy Borcher.... 187-192 Champman Hampshire............................................... 193-196 David Juntunen.............................................................. 197-198 DC Hamps (Dennis Carter)......................................... 199-200 DeZeeuw Farms............................................................. 201-203 James Valley Stock Farm............................................. 204-208 Ketterling Family Sheep.............................................. 209-211 Maneotis Ranch (Nick & Karen Maneotis)............ 212-213 Peterson Sheep Co (Doug & Lindi Peterson)....... 214-217 Rachel Blaha.................................................................... 218-220 Randy Dombek Family.........................................................221 Travis Bell.......................................................................... 222-224 Montadale....................................................... page 39 Dave Nash........................................................................ 225-228 Cheviot............................................................ page 39 Ketterling Family Sheep.............................................. 229-230

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Gilbert Wood 605-456-2400 Justin Tupper 605-680-0259 Sandra Holcomb D.V.M.

LIVESTOCK LIVESTOCK at the yards on the south edge of town. We’ll show and sell your stock from the top flocks of our 5-state trade area.

South Dakota’s LARGEST

South Dakota’s LARGEST

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 10:00 A.M. Expecting: 10,000 Head.

- 2,000-3,000 Replacement Ewes - 1,000-2,000 Ewe Lambs - 4,000-5,000 Feeder Lambs THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 10:00 A.M. Expecting: 10,000 Head.

- 2,000-3,000 Replacement Ewes - 1,000-2,000 Ewe Lambs - 4,000-5,000 Feeder Lambs

THURSDAY September 14, 2017 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2014 10:00 10:00A.M. A.M. Expecting: 12,000-14,000 Head Expecting: 10,000 Head.

-- 3,000-4,000 Replacement 2,000-3,000 ReplacementEwes Ewes Lambs 1,000-2,000 Ewe Lambs at the yards--1,000-2,000 on the southEwe edge of town. We’ll - 5,000-6,000 Feeder Lambs 4,000-5,000 Lambs show and -sell your stockFeeder from the top flocks of our 5-state trade area.

South Dakota’s LARGEST

at the yards on the south edge of town. We’ll show and sell your stock from the top flocks of our 5-state trade area.

LIVESTOCK Gilbert Wood 605-456-2400 Justin Tupper 605-680-0259 Sandra Holcomb D.V.M.

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Newell Veterinary Service

J.E. Martin, DVM

Office: 456-2828 • Res: 456-2555

Newell, SD

Thank you

Barb Uhrig for 10 year of dedicated service to the Newell Ram Show and Sale

Butte County Equipment

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2017 FLEECE SHOW $3.00 Entry fee on each fleece entered Categories White Fine Medium Course Natural Fine Medium Course Champion Fleece Reserve Champion Fleece Gary Babb Memorial Fleece For questions call Dr. Lisa Surber Ph# 406-581-7772 lmsurber@gmail.com

2016 Supreme Champion Fleece, Jona Freisz, New Salem, ND

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Youth Purchase Credit YOUTH EWE PURCHASE CREDIT PROGRAM

For the 2017 Youth Ewe purchase Credit Program the Newell Ram Sale selected Brenna Ulmer and Keenan McInerney to receive a credit towards the purchase of ewe/s at our sale.

This program is offered to youth ages 8 to 16 years old. Brenna and Keenan each wrote an essay about their goals and dreams for their sheep production operation, what facilities and pasture they would have access to for running their sheep. They told us about who will be mentoring them in their operation. They told us about their 4-H or FAA activities they would will use their sheep for. The Newell Ram Sale Committee is proud to help future sheep producers attain their goals.

2016 Winner, Jorden Jensen

2016 Winner, Brenna Ulmer

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2016 wool judge John Gupman, Lemmon, SD

2016 Champion Pair of Ewes shown by Phillippi Corriedales, Hammond, MT

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Make us your one stop shop for all you sheep feed needs!

Payback Dave and Lori Leber, Owners ALSO AVAILABLE: • CHS Feeds & Nutrition • Fertilizer • Chemical • Custom Fertilizer and Chemical Application • Trucking • SmartLic Barrels • Liquid Feed Phone: (605) 456-2538 Cell: (605) 685-3788

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JHK Sheep Joshua & Heather Kitzan 18075 Mail Road, Nisland, SD 57762 605-430-3560 Joshuas Cell • Heather@kitzansheep.com • www.kitzansheep.com Lot 1

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Kitzan Sheep Dwight & Gwendolyn Kitzan 18293 Sheep Corner Rd, Nisland, SD 57762 605-257-2105 Home 605-430-1593 Dwights Cell • Shepherd@kitzansheep.com • www.kitzansheep.com Lot 2 Yearling Range Ram 2 head

Targhee

2016 Champion Targhee Yearling Stud Ram, Jon Beastrom, Pierre, SD

2016 Champion Targee Yearling Ewe, John Beastrom, Pierre, SD

Jon Beastrom 20345 293 Ave, Pierre, SD 57501 605-280-8120 • jonbeastrom@msn.com Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 Lot 6 Lot 7 Lot 8

Yearling Stud Ram Fall Stud Ram Yearling Ewe Ewe Lamb Yearling Range Ram Fall Range Ram

1 head 1 head 1 head 1 head 2 head 2 head

Kopren Targhee (Wade Kopren) PO Box 339, Bison, SD 57620 605-244-7107 • wkopren@live.com Lot 9 Lot 10

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Range Ram

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Lealand Schoon PO Box 215, White River, SD 57579 605-828-0060 • ljschoon@gwtc.net Lot 11 Lot 12

Yearling Ewe Yearling Range Ram 18

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Targhee

Marcia & Loren Stulken PO Box 187, Highmore, SD 57345 605-852-2348 • lmstulken@venturecomm.net Lot 13

Fall Stud Ram

1 head

Surber-Kopren Targhee PO Box 339, Bison, SD 57620 605-244-7107 • wkopren@live.com Lot 14

Yearling Range Ram

2 head

Travis Bell 12787 County Rd 19A, Fordville, ND 58231 701-360-1597 • tbell@polarcomm.com Lot 15

Yearling Range Ram

rambouillet

2016 Champion Rambouillet Ewe, Annika Bobb, Taylor, ND

3 head

2016 Champion Yearling Stud Ram, Dry Creek Rambouillet, Hot Springs, SD

Anderson Family 17815 334th Ave, Highmore, SD 57345 605-852-2233 • andfamily@venturecomm.net • www.andfamilyranch.com Lot 16 Lot 17 Lot 18

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Ewe Yearling Range Ram

1 head 1 head 1 head

Andrea Maneotis Box 1698, Craig, CO 81626 970-629-8894 • andreamaneotis@gmail.com Lot 19 Lot 20

Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram

2 head 2 head

Annika Bobb 3780 91st Ave SW, Taylor, ND 58656 701.974.3439 or 701.290.5107 • hampster@ndsupernet.com Lot 21 Lot 22 Lot 23 Lot 24

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Ewe Ewe Lamb Pair Yearling Range Ram 19

1 head 1 head 2 head 2 head

Rambouillet

Bar J Bar Ranch 329 Line Rd, Box Elder, SD 57719 605 545 5862 • bar_j_barranch@msn.com • BJBfinesheepandcattle.com Lot 25 Lot 26

Stud Lamb Fall Ewe

1 head 1 head

Ben Pearson 302 3rd St SE, Hettinger, ND 58639 701-928-1416 Lot 27

Stud Lamb

1 head

Benz Rambouillet 24820 Oregon Trail Rd, St Marys, KS 66536 701-870-4135 • benzmatt@hotmail.com • www.benzrambouillet.com

RAMBOUILETT

Lot 28 Fall Stud Ram 1 head Lot 29 Other Registered Sale Ewe Lamb 1 • 4J Rambouillet (Josh & Kyla Sanders) head Lot 30 40th Street, Other Registered Sale EweND Lamb 1 head 5225 New Salem, 58563 Lot 31 Yearling Range Ram 2 head 701-843-8808 • jsanders@westriv.com Lot 32 Fall Range Ram 2 head Lot 33 Fall Range Ram 3 head Lot 1 Range Ram Y 2 Borcher Sheep Co./ Weston & Cassidy Borcher • Burton Anderson 1330 Lane 10, Powell, WY 82435 307-272-5285 • borcher_23@hotmail.com 17815 334th Ave, Highmore, SD 57345 605-852-2233 • andfamily@venturecomm.net Lot 34 Yearling Stud Ram 1 head Lot 35 Yearling Ewe 1 head Lot 2 Stud Ram F 1 Lot 36 Ewe Lamb 1 head Lot 37 Yearling Range Ram 3 head Braden Kopren Rambouillet • Anderson Family Rambouillet PO Box 339, Bison, SD 57620 17815 334th Ave, Highmore, SD 57345 605-244-7107 • wkopren@live.com 605-852-2233 • andfamily@venturecomm.net Lot 38 Lot 3 Lot 4

Yearling Range Ram Stud Ram F Range Ram F

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BURTON

E-MAIL: ANDFAMILY@VENTURECOMM.NET

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Rambouillet

Burton Anderson 17815 334th Ave, Highmore, SD 57345 605-852-2233 • andfamily@venturecomm.net • www.andfamilyranch.com Lot 39 Lot 40

Yearling Stud Ram Fall Range Ram

1 head 2 head

Caroline Frampton 678 W Erdaway, Tooele, UT 84074 435-840-4255 • Borcher Sheep Co. / Weston Borcher

Road 14, Powell, WY 82435 Lot 41 1017 Yearling Stud Ram 1 head 307-272-5285 • borcher_23@hotmail.com Lot 42 Yearling Range Ram 3 head Lot •43 Lamb Range Ram 3 head Borcher Sheep Co. / Weston Borcher Lot 12 Show Ewe Y 2 1017 Road 14, Powell, WY 82435

Chapman Rambouillet 307-272-5285 • borcher_23@hotmail.com PO Box 251, Bison, SD 57620 • John Bucklin LotPO 12 Show Ewe MTY59263 2 605-244-7166 • beauchapman@sdplains.com Box 310, Scobey, 406-895-7029 •2bucklin@nemont.net

Lot 44 Yearling Stud Ram 1 head John Bucklin Lot •45 Stud Lamb 1 head Lot 13 Range Ram Y 3 PO Box 310, MT 59263 Lot 46 EweScobey, Lamb 1 head 406-895-7029 •2bucklin@nemont.net Lot 47 Yearling Range Ram 2 head Lot 48 • Chapman Yearling Range Ram 2 head Rambouillets LotPO 13 BoxYearling Range Ram Y Lot 49 Range Ram 2 3head 251, Bison, SD 57620 Lot 50 605-244-7166 Yearling Range Ram 3 head • beauchapman@sdplains.com Lot 51 Yearling Range Ram 3 head Chapman Rambouillets Lot •52 Yearling Range Ram 3 head Lot 14 Stud Ram Y 1 POLot Box 251, Bison, SD 57620 Lot 53 Lamb Range Ram 3 head 15 Stud Ram L 1 605-244-7166 • Show beauchapman@sdplains.com Lot 16 Ewe Y 1 1 1 2 1 3 LotLot 16 20 Show Ewe Y 1 3 Range Ram Y Lot 17 Show Ewe L Lot 54 Lot 21 Yearling EweRam Pair 2 1head Range Y 3 Lot 18 Show Ewe P Lot 55 Lot 22 Yearling Ewe 1 2head Range Ram Y 3 LotLot 19 23 Yearling Range Ram Y Y Range RamRam 3 Lot 56 Range 2 3head LotLot 20 24 Yearling Range Ram Y Y Range RamRam 3 Lot 57 Range 2 3head LotLot 21 25 Range Ram 3 2 Range RamY Y Lot 22 Range Ram Y 3 Dakota Flint Range Ram Y Lot 23 3 45113 288th 57070 Ram Y Lot St, 24Viborg, SDRange 3 605-760-2088 Lot 25 Range Ram Y 2

Cook Sisters Lot 17 (Estelle) Show Ewe L Lot 14 18 RamEwe Y P HC 68 Box 7,Lot Glad Valley, SDStud 57644 Show LotLot 15 19 Stud Ram RamL Y 605-466-2170 Range

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Yearling Range Ram

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-In 2008 Erk Ranch had the top 2 certified Rams at the Dakota Ram Test -In 2009 Erk Ranch had the top 2 indexing and certified Rams at the Dakota RamTest and the 3rd high certified Ram on the Wyoming Ram Test -2010 wool clip: micron 20.2 with a 60.4% yield

2 STUD RAMS 8 RANGE RAMS Rocky Hill1 EWE Rambouillets

John & Anna Erk Megan Erk John, Anna, & Megan Erk (605) 456-3139 (605)-456-3139

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John, Anna, & Megan Erk have put together a great set of breeding ewes. Their foundation ewes were purchased from the top end of the George Erk ewes, and bred to Erk Bros., Garson, & Cunningham rams. Following the Erk Bros. tradition, John, Anna, & Megan are stressing wool production without sacrificing lamb quality. g

2 STUD RAMS 5 RANGE RAMS

Thanks to last year’s buyers: Raenell Taylor Phil Little Bruce Gotfredson Warren Moore Dick Woll Levi Strohschein Ted Steinbach Sam Undem Stratton Sheep Warren Moore Kent Holler Claude Plumb Levi Strohschein Orwick Ranch Gottfredson Ranch

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Rambouillet Don Lawson 6877 Co Rd 134, Flasher, ND 58535 701-527-0839 • skoobydon@westriv.com Lot 59 Lot 60 Lot 61

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Ewe Yearling Range Ram

1 head 1 head 3 head

Dry Creek Rambouillet (Jessica Steinmetz) PO Box 1239, Hot Springs, SD 57747 605-490-3015 • ins@goldenwest.net Lot 62 Yearling Stud Ram Lot 63 Yearling Ewe Lot 64 Sheep Co. Yearling • Borcher / Weston Range Borcher Ram Road 14, Powell, WY 82435 Lot1017 65 Yearling Range Ram 307-272-5285 • borcher_23@hotmail.com Lot 66 Yearling Range Ram Lot 12

Show Ewe

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Erk Brothers 16683 ErkBucklin Road, Newell, SD 57760 • John PO Box 310, Scobey, MT 59263 605-456-2709 • erk_ranch@sdplains.com

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1 head 1 head 2 head 2 head 2 head

406-895-7029 •2bucklin@nemont.net

13 RangeYearling Ram Y Stud Ram 3 LotLot67 Lot 68 Stud Lamb Lot 69 Rambouillets Ewe Lamb Pair • Chapman Box 251, Bison, SD 57620 Range Ram LotPO70 Yearling • beauchapman@sdplains.com Lot605-244-7166 71 Yearling Range Ram LotLot72 Yearling 14 Stud Ram Y Range Ram 1

1 head 1 head 2 head 3 head 3 head 3 head

Lot 15 Stud Ram L 1 Lot 16 Show Ewe Y 1 Forbes Rabel & McGivney Lot 17 Show Ewe L 1 Rambouillets 18 Show Ewe WY P82639 2 1411LotBarnum Road, Kaycee, Lot 19 Range Ram Y 3 307-738-2254 • mcgivney@rtconnect.net • rabelrambouillets.com Lot 20 Range Ram Y 3 Lot 21 Range Ram Y 3 22 Range Ram Y Stud Ram 3 LotLot 73 Yearling 1 head Lot 23 Range Ram Y 3 LotLot74 Yearling Range Ram 3 head 24 Range Ram Y 3 Lot 25 Range Ram Y 2

Schalesky Family Rambouillet

CHAPMAN RAMBOUILLETS - Quality Rambouillets since 1967 - Wool Grade 64-70

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Lot 26 Stud Ram Y üTwins1 Lot 27 Show Ewe Y 1 Lot 28 16502Show EweSt.,Faith, Y 2 156th SD 57626 • (605) 866-4686 Lot 29 Range Ram Y 2 Lot 30 Range Ram Y 2

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Rambouillet

Ketterling Family Sheep 10 Megans Way, Gillette, WY 82718 307-257-4934 • ketterlingfamilysheep@gmail.com

Lot 75 Lot 76 Lot 77 Lot 78 Lot 79

Yearling Stud Ram Ewe Lamb Other Registered Sale Yearling Ewe Yearling Range Ram Yearlling Range Ram

1 head 1 head 1 head 2 head 2 head

Michael McCormick 258 Sentinal Rock Rd, Glendo, WY 82213 307-331-3259 • mac_m_2000@yahoo.com Lot 80 Lot 81 Lot 82

Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram

3 head 3 head 3 head

Rocky Hill Rambouillet - John, Anna, and Megan Erk PO Box 397, Newell, SD 57760 605-490-9506 • johnerk@hotmail.com Lot 83 Lot 84 Lot 85 Lot 86

Yearling Stud Ram Stud Lamb Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram

1 head 1 head 2 head 3 head

Roger Regehr 44333 273 St, Marion, SD 57043 605-648-3737 Lot 87 Lot 88 Lot 89

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Ewe Yearling Range Ram

1 head 1 head 2 head

Schalesky Livestock 16502 156th St, Faith, SD 57626 605-866-4686 • 7sixbar@sdplains.com • Lot 90 Lot 91

Stud Lamb Yearling Range Ram

1 head 3 head

Schalesky Sheep Co 16502 156th St, Faith, SD 57626 605-866-4686 • 7sixbar@sdplains.com Lot 92 Lot 93

Stud Lamb Ewe Lamb

1 head 1 head

Scott Crawford Family Rambouillets 293 121st St, Pipestone, MN 56164 507-215-0488 • scott.crawford@pipestone.com Lot 94 Lot 95

Yearling Ewe Ewe Lamb Pair 24

1 head 2 head

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Sheep Breeders Association Rambouillets….The Breed For You!

HIGH QUALITY, FINEWOOL STUD RAMS PERFORMANCE TESTED RAMS RUGGED, RANGE READY RAMS SOUND, FOUNDATION FEMALES The ARSBA and Its Membership Have Awarded

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Rambouillet Shan Garson 288 Wayside Rd, Bosler, WY 82051 307-742-6005 • shangarson@9cloud.com Lot 96 Lot 97

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Range Ram

1 head 3 head

Tate Nash 15595 113th st., Prairie City, SD 57649 605-855-2486 • nashranch@ndsupernet.com Lot 98

Yearling Stud Ram

1 head

Tate Ollila 18838 Ollila Road, Newell, SD 57760 (605) 456-2235 • eatsdlamb@gmail.com Lot 99 Lot 100 Lot 101 Lot 102 Lot 103

Yearling Ewe Yearling Ewe Pair Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram

1 head 2 head 2 head 2 head 2 head

Wille Ranch PO Box 770961, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 970-846-4365 • rod.wille@probuild.com Lot 104 Lot 105

Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram

3 head 3 head

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Corriedale 2016 Champion Corriedale Yearling Ewe, Bruce Hoffman & Family, Rockham, SD

2016 Champion Corriedale Stud Lamb, Friesz Corriedales, Jona Friesz, New Salem, ND

Bruce Hoffman 36231 US hwy 212, Rockham, SD 57470 605-472-0856 • laciehoffman@gmail.com Lot 106 Lot 107 Lot 108

Yearling Stud Ram Fall Stud Ram Yearling Ewe

1 head 1 head 1 head

Joana Friesz PO Box 67, 4465 34th St, New Salem, ND 58563 701-400-8744 • joana@northlandinsuranceagency.com • www.frieszlivestock.com Lot 109 Lot 110 Lot 111 Lot 112

Yearling Stud Ram Stud Lamb Ewe Lamb Ewe Lamb Pair

1 head 1 head 1 head 2 head

Phillippi Corriedales (Renetta Phillippi) 2421 Hammond Rd, Hammond, MT 59332 406-427-5280 • bigskycorriedale@hotmail.com Lot 113 Lot 114 Lot 115 Lot 116 Lot 117 Lot 118 Lot 119

Yearling Stud Ram Stud Lamb Yearling Ewe Ewe Lamb Ewe Lamb Pair Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram

Abby Ketterling 1/4

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1 head 1 head 1 head 1 head 2 head 2 head 2 head

Columbia

2016 Champion Columbia Ewe Lamb, Steinmetz Columbias, Hot Springs, SD

2016 Champion Columbia Ram, Don Lawson, Flasher, ND

A&K Columbias, Ann & Rick Wehri 753 Morrissey Rd., Newcastle, WY 82701 307-746-9416 • rawehri@gmail.com • akcolumbias.webs.com/ Lot 120 Lot 121 Lot 122

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram

1 head 3 head 3 head

Borcher Sheep Co. Weston & Cassidy Borcher 1330 Lane 10, Powell, WY 82435 307-272-5285 • borcher_23@hotmail.com Lot 123 Lot 124 Lot 125 Lot 126

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Ewe Ewe Lamb Lamb Range Ram

1 head 1 head 1 head 4 head

Caroline Frampton 678 W Erdaway, Tooele, UT 84074 435-840-4255 Lot 127 Lot 128 Lot 129

Yearling Stud Ram Stud Lamb Yearling Range Ram

1 head 1 head 3 head

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WHY COLUMBIAS? Columbias work well as both a terminal sire or a 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 these traits to many of nation’s today flocks:

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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 their superior maternal traits, heavy dense fleeces, feed efficiency, and fast growing vibrant lambs. 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 www.columbiasheep.org.

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Columbia

Don Lawson 6877 Co Rd 134, Flasher, ND 58535 701-527-0839 • skoobydon@westriv.com Lot 130 Lot 131

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Range Ram

1 head 2 head

NDSU HREC PO Box 1377, Hettinger, ND 58639 701-567-4323 • • Lot 132

Fall Stud Ram

1 head

Rachel Blaha PO Box 1377, Hettinger, ND 58639 701-567-4323 Lot 133

Yearling Ewe

1 head

Steinmetz Columbias PO Box 1239, Hot Springs, SD 57747 605-490-3015 • ins@goldenwest.net Lot 134 Lot 135 Lot 136 Lot 137 Lot 138

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Ewe Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram

Suffolk

2016 Champion Suffolk Ram, Randy Dombeck Family, Ivanhoe, MN

1 head 1 head 2 head 2 head 3 head

2016 Champion Suffolk Ewe, Dave Pearson, Hettinger, ND

Arndt Acres (Ron, Gail, & Pat Arndt) 11775 Co Rd 50, Norwood, MN 55368 952-466-5876 H, 952-201-5761 C • parndt83@gmail.com • Lot 139

Stud Lamb

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1 head

Suffolk

Braasch Land & Livestock (c/o Craig Fleck) 47289 HWY 324, Brookings, SD 57006 814-441-0980 • fleckcraig@yahoo.com Lot 140 Lot 141 Lot 142 Lot 143

Stud Lamb Ewe Lamb Lamb Range Ram Lamb Range Ram

1 head 1 head 2 head 2 head

Cousin Suffolks (Lindi Peterson) 803 23rd St NE, Lemmon, SD 57638 605-244-7107 • petersonsheepco@sdplains.com Lot 144 Lot 145 Lot 146

Yearling Stud Ram Stud Lamb Lamb Range Ram

1 head 1 head 3 head

Dave Pearson 302 3rd St SE, Hettinger, ND 58639 701-928-1410 Lot 147 Lot 148 Lot 149 Lot 150

Yearling Stud Ram Stud Lamb Yearling Ewe Ewe Lamb

1 head 1 head 1 head 1 head

DeZeeuw Suffolk (Rufus & Patty DeZeeuw) 21315 US HWY 14, Elkton, SD 57026 605-542-7541 • rpdezeeuw@itctel.com • www.DeZeeuwFarms.com Lot 151 Lot 152 Lot 153

Stud Lamb Ewe Lamb Lamb Range Ram

1 head 1 head 2 head

Duane Juntunen 18659 439 Ave, Bryant, SD 57221 605-881-3374 Lot 154 Lot 155

Stud Lamb Lamb Range Ram

1 head 2 head

Haley Sheep Company PO Box 2, Shell, WY 82441 307-765-9626 Lot 156 Lot 157 Lot 158

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Range Ram

1 head 1 head 1 head

Jeremy & Heidi Geske 31307 171st Ave, New Prague, MN 56071 612-756-1200 • jeremy.geske@gmail.com • jmgsuffolks.webs.com Lot 159 Lot 160 Lot 161 Lot 162

Fall Stud Ram Stud Lamb Ewe Lamb Lamb Range Ram 32

1 head 1 head 1 head 2 head

KITZAN SHEEP & JHK Sheep Suffolk’s & Prime SAMM Sheep www.KitzanSheep.com JHK Sheep Will be offering a pen of two SAMM ram lambs.

Data will be posted in August on our website.

Kitzan Sheep -­‐ SAMM

Pen of 2 Yearling SAMM Rams KS 64202 & KS 64220 Weaned off Grass KS 64202 BD 3-­‐8-­‐16 7-­‐12-­‐16 96# .75 ADG 10-­‐27-­‐16 .90 ADG 180# 2-­‐15-­‐17 220# NSIP Carcass Plus 133.65 USA Range 105.59 SAMM Index 137.4 Mwwt 1.563

KS 64220 BD 3-­‐10-­‐16 7-­‐12-­‐16 120# .90 ADG 8-­‐19-­‐16 140# ADG 33 cm EMD 10-­‐27-­‐16 194# ..97 ADG 2-­‐15-­‐16 230# NSIP Carcass Plus 133.84 USA Range 107.48 SAMM Index 128.4 Mwwt .861

Kitzan Sheep-­‐ Suffolks

Pen of 2 Suffolks Yearling Rams KS64140 & KS64505 Weaned off Grass KS 64140 BD 3-­‐10-­‐16 7-­‐12-­‐16 150# 1.15 ADG 8-­‐19-­‐16 191# 1.08 ADG 35cm EMD 2-­‐15-­‐17 260# NSIP Carcass Plus 111.93 KS 64505 BD 3-­‐26-­‐16 7-­‐12-­‐16 140# .92 ADG 8-­‐19-­‐16 188# 1.29 ADG 37 cm EMD 2-­‐15-­‐16 2610# NSIP Carcass Plus 110.26

Pen of 2 Suffolks KS 64137 & KS64237 KS 64137 BD 3-­‐8-­‐16 8-­‐19-­‐16 158# .93 ADG 36cm EMD 2-­‐15-­‐17 220# NSIP Carcass Plus 107.11 KS 64237 BD 3-­‐11-­‐16 8-­‐19-­‐16 172# 1.00# ADG 34 cm EMD 2-­‐15-­‐16 240# NSIP Carcass Plus 106.71

Dwight will be offering a pen of two 2017 Suffolk Ewe Lambs. Data will be posted in August on our Web Site.

Kitzan Sheep

JHK Sheep Dwight & Gwendolyn Kitzan Joshua & Heather Kitzan 18293 Sheep Corner Road 18075 Mail Road Nisland, SD 57762 Nisland, SD 57762 605-­‐257-­‐2105 605-­‐257-­‐2857 605-­‐430-­‐1593 Dwight’s Cell 605-­‐430-­‐3560 Josh’s cell Emails: Dwight@kitzansheep.com Heather@kitzansheep.com

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Suffolk

Kitzan Sheep Dwight & Gwendolyn Kitzan 18293 Sheep Corner Rd, Nisland, SD 57762 605-257-2105 Home 605-430-1593 Dwights Cell • Shepherd@kitzansheep.com • www.kitzansheep.com

Lot 163 Lot 164 Lot 165

Other Registered Sale Ewe Lamb Pair 2 head Yearling Range Ram 2 head Yearling Range Ram 2 head

Maneotis Ranch (Nick & Karen Maneotis) Box 1698, Craig, CO 81626 970-629-8894 • nmaneotis@msn.com Lot 166 Lot 167

Yearling Range Ram Lamb Range Ram

2 head 2 head

Michael & Milly Geske 31307 171st Ave, New Prague, MN 56071 612-756-1200 • jeremy.geske@gmail.com • jmgsuffolks.webs.com Lot 168 Lot 169 Lot 170

Stud Lamb Ewe Lamb Lamb Range Ram

1 head 1 head 2 head

Pearson & Kopren 302 3rd St SE, Hettinger, ND 58639 701-928-1410 Lot 171

Lamb Range Ram

2 head

Prairie Rose Suffolks 21 Prairie Rose Lane, Philipsburg, MT 59858 406-381-3191 • sheep@blackfoot.net • www.prairierosesuffolks.com Lot 172 Lot 173 Lot 174

Yearling Stud Ram Lamb Range Ram Lamb Range Ram

1 head 3 head 3 head

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Suffolk

Randy Dombek Family 2422 290th ST, Ivanhoe, MN 56142 507-530-5938 • rdombek@hotmail.com Lot 175 Lot 176 Lot 177

Fall Stud Ram Stud Lamb Yearling Ewe

1 head 1 head 1 head

Robert Amundson 2451 37th St NE, Larimore, ND 58251 218-779-7631 • amundsonm@hotmail.com Lot 178 Lot 179 Lot 180 Lot 181 Lot 182 Lot 183 Lot 184 Lot 185 Lot 186 Lot 187

Yearling Stud Ram Stud Lamb Ewe Lamb Ewe Lamb Ewe Lamb Ewe Lamb Other Registered Sale Ewe Lamb Yearling Range Ram Lamb Range Ram Lamb Range Ram

1 head 1 head 1 head 1 head 1 head 1 head 1 head 3 head 3 head 3 head

Two Bar L Livestock / Dan Lucas 21 Prairie Rose Lane, Philipsburg, MT 59858 406-274-8969 • daniel.lucas@montana.edu • c/o www.prairierosesuffolks.com Lot 188 Lot 189

Yearling Range Ram Fall Range Ram

2 head 1 head

DeZeeuw

Rufus & Patty DeZeeuw Elkton, SD ~ 605-690-8269

farms

Our sincere thanks to those producers who selected our genetics to use in their flocks.

This year’s consignment will again include the same quality as our Champion Hampshire Ewe in last year’s sale.

Visit our website for more information and pictures of our sheep consigned this year.

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Dorset

2016 Champion Dorset Ram, Travis Bell, Fordville, ND

2016 Champion Dorset Ewe, Tim & Cathy Coss

Travis Bell 12787 County Rd 19A, Fordville, ND 58231 701-360-1597 • tbell@polarcomm.com Lot 190 Lot 191

Fall Stud Ram Fall Ewe

1 head 1 head

Hampshire

2016 Champion Hampshire Ram, Peterson Sheep Company, Lemmon, SD

2016 Champion Hampshire Ewe Lamb, Rufus & Patty DeZeeuw, Elkton, SD

Borcher Sheep Co. Weston & Cassidy Borcher 1330 Lane 10, Powell, WY 82435 307-272-5285 • borcher_23@hotmail.com Lot 192 Lot 193 Lot 194 Lot 195 Lot 196 Lot 197

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Ewe Ewe Lamb Pair Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram

1 head 1 head 2 head 2 head 3 head 3 head

Chapman Hampshire PO Box 251, Bison, SD 57620 605-244-7166 • beauchapman@sdplains.com Lot 198 Lot 199 Lot 200 Lot 201

Stud Lamb Yearling Range Ram Yearling Range Ram Lamb Range Ram

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1 head 2 head 2 head 2 head

Hampshire David Juntunen 43950 187th St, Bryant, SD 57221 605-880-6372 • jute@itctel.com Lot 202 Lot 203

Stud Lamb Yearling Ewe

1 head 1 head

DC Hamps (Dennis Carter) 6928 93rd ST, Rocklake, ND 58365 701-370-8225 • Marcia & Loren Stulken

Lot 204 Yearling Range Ram Highmore, SD 57345 LotPO 205 Box 187, Yearling Range Ram

2 head 3 head

605-852-2348 • lmstulken@venturecomm.net

DeZeeuw Lot 144 Farms Stud Ram L 1 21315 US HWY 14, Elkton, SD 57026 605-542-7541 • rpdezeeuw@itctel.com • www.DeZeeuwFarms.com

Hampshire Lot 206 Stud Lamb 1 head Lot 207 Ewe Lamb 1 head Lot 208 Lamb Range Ram • Borcher Sheep Co. (Weston Borcher) 2 head 1017 Rd. 14, Powell, WY 82435

James Valley Stock Farm 307-272-5285 • borcher_23@hotmail.com 7377 County Rd 60, Lamoure, ND 58458 701-883-4212 Lot 145• jamesvalleystockfarm@hotmail.com Stud Ram Y 1 LotLot 209 146 Lot Lot 210 147 LotLot 211 148 Lot Lot 212 149 Lot 213

Show Ewe Y Yearling Stud Ram Show Ewe L Stud Lamb Range Ram L Yearling Ewe Range Ram Y Ewe Lamb Lamb Range Ram

1 1 head 2 1 head 3 1 head 2 2 head 2 head

• Chapman Hampshires Ketterling Family Sheep PO Box 251, WY Bison, 10 Megans Way, Gillette, 82718 SD 57620 605-244-7166 • beauchapman@sdplains.com 307-257-4934 • ketterlingfamilysheep@gmail.com

LotLot 214 150 LotLot 215 151 LotLot 216 152

StudLamb Ram L 1 Stud 1 head Show Ewe Sale L 1 Other Registered Yearling Ewe 1 head EweRegistered Sale L 2 Other Ewe Lamb 1 head

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Hampshire Maneotis Ranch (Nick & Karen Maneotis) Box 1698, Craig, CO 81626 970-629-8894 • nmaneotis@msn.com Lot 217 Lot 218

Yearling Range Ram Lamb Range Ram

2 head 2 head

Peterson Sheep Co (Doug & Lindi Peterson) 803 23rd St NE, Lemmon, SD 57638 605-244-7107 • petersonsheepco@sdplains.com Lot 219 Lot 220 Lot 221 Lot 222

Stud Lamb Ewe Lamb Lamb Range Ram Lamb Range Ram

1 head 1 head 2 head 3 head

Rachel Blaha 40436 311th St, Avon, SD 57315 605-286-3904 • rachel.blaha@okstate.edu Lot 223 Lot 224 Lot 225

Yearling Ewe Ewe Lamb Other Registered Sale Ewe Lamb

1 head 1 head 1 head

Randy Dombek Family 2422 290th ST, Ivanhoe, MN 56142 507-530-5938 • rdombek@hotmail.com Lot 226

Ewe Lamb Pair

2 head

Travis Bell 12787 County Rd 19A, Fordville, ND 58231 701-360-1597 • tbell@polarcomm.com Lot 227 Lot 228 Lot 229

Stud Lamb Yearling Range Ram Lamb Range Ram

Newell Conoco

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Montadale

2016 Champion Montadale Ram, My Montadales, Craig & Kendra Fleck

2016 Champion Montadale Ewe, My Montadales, Craig & Kendra Fleck

Dave Nash 15595 113th st., Prairie City, SD 57649 605-855-2486 • nashranch@ndsupernet.com Lot 230 Lot 231 Lot 232 Lot 233

Yearling Stud Ram Yearling Ewe Ewe Lamb Lamb Range Ram

Cheviot

1 head 1 head 1 head 2 head

Ketterling Family Sheep 10 Megans Way, Gillette, WY 82718 307-257-4934 • ketterlingfamilysheep@gmail.com Lot 234 Lot 235

Stud Lamb Ewe Lamb

Charles Baker

12780 203rd Street Whitewood, SD 57793 605-347-3909

Duane Baker 2315 S. Fulton Sturgis, SD 605-347-6143 39

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Comparative Performance of Breeds for Postweaning Average Daily Gain Avg Daily Gain, lbs.

ADG relative to Suffolk

Suffolk (11)

.77

1

Hampshire (6)

.73

.94

Texel (1)

.68

.88

Oxford (2)

.66

.86

Targhee (6)

.66

.86

Rambouillet (5)

.64

.83

Dorset (3)

.62

.81

Corriedale (4)

.62

.81

Breed

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Grow and add value to your flock with a Suffolk!

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Previous Grand Champions - Show Winners Grand Champion Stud Rams:

1949 - Hampshire - Frank Swope, Orient, SD 1950 - No Show and Sale 1951 - Hampshire - Frank Swope, Orient, SD 1952 - Rambouillet - Thomas & Pfister & Sons, Node, WY 1953 - Hampshire - Frank Swope, Orient, SD 1954 - Rambouillet - Dr. R.I. Port, Sundance, WY 1955 - Rambouillet - Dr. R.I. Port, Sundance, WY 1956 - Corriedale - Herbert E. Sabin, Node, WY 1957 - Hamphire - Frank Swope, Orient, WY 1958 - Corriedale - Harley & Nellie Martin, Casper, WY 1959 - Corriedale - Mary Martin, Casper, WY 1960 - Targhee - Leonard Wilson & Son, Newell, SD 1961 - Targhee - Leonard Wilson & Son, Newell, SD 1962 - Columbia - Joseph Pfister, Node, WY 1963 - Corriedale - Art King, Cheyenne, WY 1964 - Targhee - Dick Wilson, Newell, SD 1965 - Corriedale - Art King, Cheyenne, WY 1966 - Columbia - Hettinger Experiment Station, Hettinger, ND 1967 - Suffolk - John D. Misterek, Harrold, SD 1968 - Corriedale, Harold Tysdal, Newcastle, WY 1969 - Columbia - Wray Hall, Lebanon, SD 1970 - Columbia - Wray Hall, Lebanon, SD 1971 - Rambouillet - Glenn A. Brown, Spearfish, SD 1972 - Columbia - Wray Hall, Lebanon, SD 1973 - Corriedale - Harley Martin, Pavillion, WY 1974 - Columbia - Wray Hall, Lebanon, SD 1975 - Columbia - Wray Hall, Lebanon, SD 1976 - Suffolk - Stanley Wellner, Miller, SD 1977 - Corriedale - Harley Martin, Pavillion, WY 1978 - Corriedale - Bruce Hoffman, Rockham, SD 1979 - Columbia - Steven Kitzan, Richardton, ND 1980 - Targhee - Leonard Wilson, Newell, SD 1981 - Suffolks - James E. Marshall, Oriska, ND 1982 - Columbia - Lynn Frey, Granville, ND 1983 - Rambouillet - Lenard Champman, Bison, SD 1984 - Rambouillet - Connie Oliver, Newell, SD 1985 - Rambouillet - Connie Oliver, Newell, SD 1986 - Hampshire - Kirby Chapman, Bison, SD 1987 - Corriedale - Lester & Renetta Phillippi, Hammond, MT 1988 - Columbia - Harold Osborne, Wimbledon, ND 1989 - Rambouillet - Joel & Jackie Rehm, Park Rapids, MT 1990 - Rambouillet - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 1991 - Rambouillet - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 1992 - Suffolk - DuWayne Swenson, Dawnson, MN 1993 - Rambouillet - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 1994 - Suffolk - Wes Limesand, Fargo, ND 1995 - Columbia - Marshall Bros., Oriska, ND 1996 - Rambouillet - Anderson Family Ranch, Highmore, SD 1997 - Suffolk - Jason & Alicia Knutson, Centerville, SD 1998 - Rambouillet - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 1999 - Rambouillet - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 2000 - Rambouillet - Rabel Rambouillet, Cheyenne, WY 2001 - Rambouillet - Lance & Dustin Frey, Franville, ND 2002 - Rambouillet - Lance & Dustin Frey, Franville, ND 2003 - Columbia - Marshall Stock Farm, Oriska, ND 2004 - Rambouillet - Sutherland Sheep Co., Hillsdale, WY 2005 - Rambouillet - Willie Ranch - Oak Creek, CO 2006 - Rambouillet - Shan Garson - Bosler, WY 2007 - Hampshire - Champman Hampshire’s, Bison, SD 2008 - Rambouillet - Sutherland Sheep Co., Hillsdale, WY 2009 - Rambouillet - Ian Forbes-McGivney, Kaycee, WY 2010 - Suffolk - Yetter Suffolk’s - LaGrange, WY 2011 - Rambouillet - Chapman Rambouillets, Bison, SD 2012 - Rambouillet - Chapman Rambouillets, Bison, SD 2013 - Hampshire - Coss, Cannon Falls, MN 2014 - Rambouillet - Ian Forbes-McGivney, Kaycee, WY 2015 - Rambouillet - Regehr Sheep, Marion, SD 2016 - Columbia - Don Lawson - Flasher, ND

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1960 - Targhee - Leonard & Dick Wilson, Newell, SD 1961 - Targhee - Leonard & Dick Wilson, Newell, SD 1962 - Targhee - Dick Wilson, Newell, SD 1963 - Targhee - Dick Wilson, Newell, SD 1964 - Targhee - Dick Wilson, Newell, SD 1965 - Suffolk - George Wellner, Miller, SD 1966 - Suffolk - Robert Weber, Strandburg, SD 1967 - Suffolk - John H. Misterek, Harrold, SD 1968 - Suffolk - Teri Ann Eatherton, Upton, WY 1969 - Suffolk - John H. Misterek, Harrold, SD 1970 - Rambouillet - Glenn A. Brown, Spearfish, SD 1971 - Columbia - Jim Perino, Newcastle, WY 1972 - Suffolk - Robert Weber, Strandburg, SD 1973 - Columbia - Wray Hall, Lebanon, SD 1974 - Suffolk - J.R. & Helen Mitchell, Clearmont, WY 1975 - Suffolk - Robert Weber, Strandburg, SD 1976 - Rambouillet - Eden Tompkins, Highmore, SD 1977 - Rambouillet - Erk Bros, Newell, SD 1978 - Suffolk - Tom Misterek, Harrold, SD 1979 - Rambouillet - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 1980 - Columbia - Freeburg Columbias (Troy), Albin, WY 1981 - Suffolk - John H. Misterek, Harrold, SD 1982 - Suffolk - James A Sauerman, Hammond, WI 1983 - Suffolk - DuWayne Swenson, Dawson, MN 1984 - Rambouillet - Matthew Benz, Beulah, ND 1985 - Suffolk - DuWayne Swenson, Dawnson, MN 1986 - Suffolk - J.R. & Helen Mitchell, Clearmont, WY 1987 - Suffolk - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 1988 - Suffolk - J.R. & Helen Mitchell, Clearmont, WY 1989 - Suffolk - Lyn Yexley (Dakota Suffolks) Bradley, SD 1990 - Rambouillet - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 1991 - Rambouillet - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 1992 - Rambouillet - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 1993 - Columbia - Twin Creek Ranch, Proctor, MT 1994 - Suffolk - Spronk Bros. (Leon/Gordon), Edgerton, MN 1995 - Rambouillet - Randy Oliver, Newell, SD 1996 - Suffolk - Spronk Bros. (Leon/Gordon), Edgerton, MN 1997 - Rambouillet - Connie Oliver, Newell, SD 1998 - Suffolk - Orville Corey, Whitewood, SD 1999 - Suffolk - Dave Pearson, Hettinger, ND 2000 - Rambouillet - Sutherland Sheep co. (Ron), Hillsdale, WY 2001 - Suffolk - Dave Pearson, Hettinger, ND 2002 - Suffolk - DeZeeuw Suffolks (Rufus/Patty) Elkton, SD 2003 - Rambouillet - Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 2004 - Suffolk - Robert Amundson, Larimore, ND 2005 - Rambouillet - Robert Amundson, Larimore, ND 2006 - Suffolk - Dave Pearson, Hettinger, ND 2007 - Rambouillet - Ben Pearson, Hettinger, ND 2008 - Hampshire - David Juntunen, Vienna, SD 2009 - Rambouillet -Roger Regehr, Marion, SD 2010 - Rambouillet - Cook Sisters, Glad Valley, SD 2011 - Suffolk - Robert Amundson Family, Larimore, ND 2012 - Rambouillet - Anderson Family Ranch, Highmore, SD 2013 - Hampshire - Chapman Hampshire, Bison, SD 2014 - Rambouillet - WW Sheep Co., Baldwin, ND 2015 - Hampshire - DeZeeuw Farms, Elkton, SD 2016 - Suffolk - Dave Pearson, Hettinger, ND

Previous Grand Champions - Show Winners Grand Champion Pair of Ewes: 2006 - Rambouillet - Erk Brothers, Newell, SD 2007 - Rambouillet - Erk Brothers, Newell, SD 2008 - Rambouillet - TJ & Sonya Swan, Newell, SD 2009 - Rambouillet - Chapman Rambouillet, Bison, SD 2010 - Rambouillet - Erk Brothers, Newell, SD 2011 - Rambouillet - Sutherland Sheep Co., Hillsdale, WY

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2012 - Rambouillet - Erk Brothers, Newell, SD 2013 - Rambouillet - Scott Crawford, Pipestone, MN 2014 - Rambouillet - Scott Crawford, Pipestone, MN 2015 - Rambouillet - Cook Sisters, Glad Valley, SD 2016 - Corriedale - Phillippi Corriedales - Hammond, MT

Previous Grand Champions - Show Winners Grand Champion Fleeces: 2006 - Fine Wool Ram - Cormo - Rebecca McEune, Broadus, MT 2007 - Fine Wool Ram - Rambouillet - Ian Mcgivney-Forbes,Kaycee, WY 2007 - Fine Wool Ewe - Rambouillet - Ian Mcgivney-Forbes, Kaycee, WY 2007 - Medium Wool Ram - Cheviot - Barb Uhrig, Newell, SD 2007 - Medium Wool Ewe - Columbia - Riesland Columbia’s, Vale, SD 2008 - Fine Wool Ram - Rambouillet - Jim Forbes, Kaycee, WY 2008 - Fine Wool Ewe - Rambouillet - Ian Mcgivney-Forbes, Kaycee, WY 2008 - Medium Wool Ram - Cheviot - Barb Uhrig, Newell, SD 2008 - Medium Wool Ewe - Targhee - Marcia Stulken, Highmore, SD 2008 - Overall Champion - Rambouillet - Jim Forbes, Kaycee, WY 2009 - Fine Wool Ram - Rambouillet - Erk Bros. Newell, SD 2009 - Fine Wool Ewe - Rambouillet - Erk Bros. Newell, SD 2009 - Medium Wool Ram - Cheviot - Barb Urhig, Newell, SD 2009 - Medium Wool Ewe - Rambouillet - Gary Babb, Newell, SD 2009 - Champion Colored - Gary Babb, Newell, SD 2009 - Overall Champion - Rambouillet - Erk Bros., Newell, SD 2010 - Fine Wool - Polypay - LeRoy Kindler, Newell, SD 2010 - Medium Wool - Targhee - Brandon Hinker, Brookings, SD 2010 - Spinner - Gary Babb, Newell, SD 2010 - Natural Colored - Gary Babb, Newell, SD 2010 - Overall Champion - Polypay - LeRoy Kindler, Newell, SD 2011 - Fine Wool - Rambouillet - Erk Brothers, Newell, SD, 2011 - Medium Wool - Targhee - Katie Denke, Wessington Springs, SD 2011 - Spinners - Rambouillet - Ian Forbes - McGivney, Kaycee, WY 2011 - Natural Colored - Lauren Babb, Newell, SD 2011 - Overall Champion - Targhee - Duane Denke, Brookings, SD 2012 - Natural Colored - Rambouillet - Erk Bros., Newell, SD 2012 - White - Rambouillet - Erk Bros., Newell, SD 2012 - Lamb - Rambouillet - Erk Bros., Newell, SD 2012 - Breed - Cheviot - Barb Uhrig, Newell, SD 2012 - Spinners - Corriedale - Phillipi Corriedales, Hammond, MT 2012 - Youth - Katie Deneke, Heron, SD 2012 - Champion - Cheviot - Barb Uhrig, Newell, SD 2013 - Champion - Rambouillet - TJ & Sonya Swan, Nisland, SD 2014 - Overall Champion - Rambouillet - Everett Paul, Faith, SD 2014 - Spinners - Rambouillet - Gayle Cerello, Newell, SD 2014 - Gary Babb Memorial - Targhee - Darrell Deneke, Wessington Springs, SD 2015 - Corriedale Fleece - Friesz Livestock, New Salem, ND 2016 - Corriedale Fleece - Friesz Livestock, New Salem, ND

Premiere Pen Range Rams

1981 - Rambouillet - Elden Tompkins, Highmore, SD 1982 - Columbia - Jerry Ehlers, Hettinger, ND 1983 - Rambouillet - Joseph Erk, Newell, SD 1984 - Rambouillet - George Erk, Newell, SD 1985 - Suffolk - Bill Walker, Virginia Dale, CO 1986 - Rambouillet - Leonard Wilson, Newell, SD 1987 - Rambouillet - George L. Erk, Newell, SD 1988 - Suffolk - Ista Suffolk (Sheila, Paula, Alan) Hulett, WY 1989 - Rambouillet - George L. Erk, Newell, SD 1990 - Rambouillet - Randy Oliver, Newell, SD 1991 - Rambouillet - Clarence Reid, Nisland, SD 1992 - Rambouillet - Leonard Wilson, Newell, SD 1993 - Rambouillet - Erk Bros. (John & Sons), Newell, SD 1994 - Suffolk - Daryl & Marsha Titrum, Wheatland, WY 1995 - Columbia - Peterson Columbia (Doug & Lindi) Lemmon, SD 1996 - Rambouillet - Dick & Rose Turbiville, Belle Fourche, SD 1997 - Suffolk - Mike and Jerry Geske, Pingree, ND 1998 - Rambouillet - John Gupman (Wooly Acres) Lemmon, SD 1999 - Rambouillet - Jim & Rosemary Forbes, Kaycee, WY 2000 - Columbia - Peterson Columbia (Doug & Lindi) Lemmon, SD

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2001 - Columbia - Randy Feist Columbia, Ludlow, SD 2002 - Rambouillet - Lenard Chapman, Bison, SD 2003 - Rambouillet - Rocky Hill, John & Megan Erk, Newell, SD 2004 - Rambouillet - Paul Erk, Newell, SD 2005 - Columbia - Peterson Sheep Co., Lemmon, SD 2006 - Rambouillet - Chapman Rambouillet, Bison, SD 2007 - Columbia - Rench Columbia’s, Riverton, WY 2008 - Rambouillet - Chapman Rambouillet, Bison, SD 2009 - Rambouillet - Viet Rambouillet, Isabel, SD 2010 - Columbia - Caroline Frampton, Toele, UT 2011 - Columbia - Borcher Columbias, Powell, WY 2012 - Rambouillet - Chapman Rambouillet, Bison, SD 2013 - Rambouillet - Shan Garson, Bosler, WY 2014 - Rambouillet - Wille Ranch, Steamboat Springs, CO 2015 - Columbia - Don Lawson, Flasher, ND 2016 - Rambouillet - Cook Sisters - Glad Valley, SD

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SDSGA Annual Convention Plan to join us on September 29-30, 2017 at the Days Inn in Brookings, SD, for SDSGA’s Annual Bus Tour and Convention and state MIWW finals.

The convention is filled with something for everyone — woolen mill bus tour, lamb social, educational speakers, kid-friendly activities, trade show and a fleece to shawl contest. SD Master Lamb Producers will be honored, as well as Trapper of the Year, The Shepherd Award and state Make It With Wool awards.

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