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Mrald Rippin Tarrin
Tarrin is out of our past Champion bull Leo. She is as Beautiful as her mother, Beauty, and is now a beautiful mother herself. Tarrin is a winner in the show ring, she is polled, homozygous A2, PHA and Chondro free. She had a pretty little heifer calf July 24.
Tarrin is ready to breed back and is in great health. She can be sold with or without her calf at her side, open or bred back to your choice of our two bulls. This is the whole package in one cow; trained, free of PHA and Chondro, Homozygous A2 and only 41 inches tall at 2 years.
Hillview Red Wing
Belle Fourche Leo
Circle H's Naomi
Mrald Rippin Tarrin
Wagner's Place Richard
Beauty
Magic Lisa Colclough
Svo SOS Butter
Butter is a June 2006 cow. She is tested Chondrodysplasia and PHA free and is heterozygous for the A2 gene. She is dehorned, black and carries dun.
Butter is a fantastic mother. She is broke to tie, is easy to manage and AI's. She is a big girl if beef is what you're looking to produce. She is 47 inches tall has good depth and a large hip. She is correct, has great feet and very nice udder attachment. She has been bred to our new herd bull Mrald Ringo Fire for a December 2011 calf. Ringo is also PHA and Chondro free and tested homozygous for A2. Calf has a chance of coming out dun and homozygous for the A2 gene.
George of J&J
Black Creek of J&J
Bonnie of Clear Creek
Black Bandit of Sha
Gatiyi of Cherokee Point
Jubilee Farm Siobhan
Tugaloo of Cherokee Point
Svo SOS Butter
Shome Ferdi's Rolli
Shome Melvin
Shome Marsha
Eastland Peanut Butter
Shome Robert
AA Ningke
Connie Jo
Here she is in all her glory! Our first heifer out
of our herd bull Ringo. What a cutie! She is very
petite but she doesn't know it! This is Natalie
herding ducks. They're not getting the best of her.
A very correct heifer. Dehorned, Chondro free,
PHA free, homozygous A2. We are pleased with
what Ringo and Tarrin did here. She is offered for sale and
can go after she is weaned (December/January) or can go with
her mom as a package deal. Two fantastic girls here. The
photo on the right has
her mom and Auntie
Hereford cross in the
back. She just loves
stealing some of that
"strawberry" milk from
those pretty pink teats
her Aunt has. This
heifer has a fantastic
milk career ahead of her
Her dad is a heavy milk
line and her mom is showing good capacity as a first lactation
cow. She is pictured here at 3 weeks of age.
Prices are based on the following:
Availability of Bloodlines
-- we carry some old lines
Degree of Training
-- trained to show (lots of
handling)
-- trained to milk
Winning Show Record
-- siblings and parents
Polled or Horned
Milk Production Record
-- Content, Quantity, A2
Meat Production Ability
-- size, yield records
Conformation
-- feet & legs, udder
Disposition
-- kid/family oriented
DNA Test Results
-- PHA, Chondro, A2
Pregnant and How Far Along
Heifer or Steer Calf at Side
-- 2 in one package or
3 in one if bred back
Hillview Red Wing
Belle Fourche Mr Right
Hillview Frida
Belle Fourche Voltaire
Circle H's Philbert
Circle H's Nutmeg
Circle H's Liberty
Belle Fourche Georgia
Black Creek of J&J
Black Bandit of Sha
Jubilee Farm Siobhan
Svo SOS Butter
Shome Melvin
Eastland Peanutbutter
AA Ningke
Belle Fourche Georgia
Georgia is a November 2010 heifer. She is Chondrodysplasia and PHA free and is homozygous for the A2 gene. She is dehorned, black and carries red and maybe dun.
Georgia took Champion Senior Heifer Calf and Reserve Grand Champion Female at her first show. She is correct and thick and was easy to train. She comes from a proven milk line on her sire's side.
Mrald Scrappulous
What a cutie! April 14, 2011 this little girl rounded out our spring calves. She is Chondrodysplasia and PHA free and may be homozygous for the A2 gene. She is dehorned, black and carries red.
A little butt-high here as she is on the grow. She is 2 weeks old in this photo.
Ready to wean September/October and go to her new home. You can see
more about her mom on our milking page. She is correct and curious and
I would expect just as much fun to own as her mom is.
Hyatt's Mis June
MaryJune is a June 2010 heifer. She is Chondrodysplasia and PHA free and is heterozygous for the A2 gene. She is dehorned, black and carries red and dun.
MaryJune placed 2nd in her class at the Evergreen State Fair this past fall. She is trained to bathe, clip, haul, show and will be easy to train to milk. She comes from the Legacy line on her dam's side. She is fun loving and curious and a neat heifer to have around.
June has been exposed to our herd bull Ringo Fire for a fall 2012 calf.
Last Update January 13, 2012
Llanfair's Mulligan
Circle H's Philbert
Isabelle
Circle H's Frederick
Llanfair's Mulligan
Circle H's June
Circle H's Daisy
Mrald Scrappulous
Saltaire Platinum
Llanfair's Polgaron
Wee Gaeilic Ms Fermoy
Rafter CSJ Irish Princess
Zediker Ranch Turquoi
Dewitt's Shadow Lady
Kent's Carie Frances
Circle H's Philbert
Circle H's Frederick
Circle H's June
Belle Fourche Austin
Hillview Cederic
Hillview Jan
Hillview Saltaire Susie
Hyatt's Ms June
Ida-J-Mr Red Hawk
Belle Fourche Julious
Belle Fourche Honey
Belle Fourche Mabelle
Crystal Star's Cholla
Belle Fourche Catherine
Rio Grande Bonita


Hyatt's Mis Hope
Hope is a December 2008 cow. She had her first calf March 2, 2011. Hope is Chondro and PHA free and homozygous for the A1 milk gene. She carries red may carry dun, is polled and about 41" tall. Hope is the product of two Champion Dexter's. Hillview Pandora, a 2007 National Champion and Belle Fourche Leo a multiple Champion. Both of her parents also were trained to do draft work. Hope is trained to show, haul, clip, bathe and is very broke. She has been milked but is not fully trained yet. She will be very easy to finish training. She is pictured here with her 5 month old bull calf.
Hope took Reserve Champion cow/calf at the Evergreen fair this past fall!
Hope is bred to our herd bull Ringo Fire and is due with a June 2012 calf.
Hillview Dynamo
Hillview Red Wing
HV Saltaire Susie
Belle Fourche Leo
Circle H' Philbert
Circle H's Naomi
Circle H's Tulip
Hyatt's Mis Hope
Circle H's Philbert
Circle H's Frederick
Circel H's June
Hillview Pandora
Saltaire Platinum
HV Saltaire Susie
Belle Fourche Sparklett
Cornahir Outlaw
Hillview Norman Outlaw
Belle Fourche Butercup
Mrald Ringo Fire
Riverhill Saturn's Galaxy
Hillview Daren Jane
Hillview Daisy May Lucifer
Mrald Natalie
Hillview Red Wing
Belle Fourche Leo
Circle H's Naomi
Mrald Rippin Tarrin
Wagner's Place Richard
Beauty
Magic Lisa Colclough
Congratulations to Jennifer in Oregon on your purchase of Tarrin and her beautiful heifer calf. Jennifer has a great start on a top quality homozygous A2 herd!
Mrald Stormy Nights
Stormy is an outstanding heifer. She has followed in her mother, brother and sister's hoof-steps and took Champion Heifer of her division at her first show.
This is a heifer that is correct, thick and powerful. She has a fantastic disposition. She was easy to train and show. This heifer has the makings of a stellar brood cow with great length and capacity.
Stormy is dehorned, carries red, is Chondro and PHA free and homozygous for the A2 milk gene.
Stormy will remain on our show string and will be ready to breed May of 2012.
Llanfair's Mulligan
Circle H's Philbert
Isabelle
Circle H's Frederick
Llanfair's Mulligan
Circle H's June
Circle H's Daisy
Mrald Stormy Nights
Hillview Dynamo
Hillview Red Wing
HV Saltaire Susie
RDoubleD Sheridan
Llanfair's Polgaron
Circle H's Daisy
May Belle
Mrald Ringo Fire
Not enough can be said about this two year old bull. He took Reserve Grand Champion Male at the only show he entered as a coming yearling. He is good to his herd, gentle with the cows and even gets stuck baby sitting the calves. He has settled every cow and heifer he has been with so far (over a dozen) on the first cover. He is calm and easy to live with, not a hole digger, pacer or fussy screamer. He also gets along with our older bull Frederick. He never shown signs of aggression towards people. Because of his nice size, 43" and approximately 800 pounds, he remains a good size to cover heifer calves without injuring them. This didn't stop him from covering our 47"and 48" cows though! We have a large calf crop coming from him and are willing to let him go.
Ringo is an old, strong milking bloodline and homozygous for the A2 gene. He is Chondrodysplasia and PHA free. He carries red and dun. He is dehorned. You can walk out into the pasture with a bucket of grain and halter and catch him up and lead him off. He loads and hauls well.
Please look through the web site for Ringo's information about DNA test results on beef traits and dairy traits. Put this proven bull in to your breeding program this season!
