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Champion Ewe & Champion Ram

1st Spring Ewe, 1st Winter Ewe, 1st Winter Ram, 1st Fall Ram

Reserve Champion White Dorper Ram

Reserve Champion White Dorper Ewe
Sold to Bill and Diane Moy, Fairfield, CA for $1,400

1st place White Dorper Spring Ewe Lamb
Sold to Paul Bailey, Roseburg, OR for $625

1st place White Dorper Fall Ram Lamb
Sold to Marilyn Bovee, Pleasant Grove, CA for $500

Pen 316

Pen 318

2nd yearling ram, Reserve Champion Ram on fall ram and 1st spring ram lamb

1st & 2nd pair of ewe lambs at 2015 Utah State Fair Western Regional Dorper Show

Reserve Champion Dorper Ram and Champion Ewe, Reserve Champion Dexter Bull and Champion Dexter Female.

Second place yearling ram to the reserve champion

First place yearling ewe

Champion Ram

First and Second Fall Ewe Lambs

First Spring Ram Lamb

Second Yearling Ewe

First and Second Pair of Ewe Lambs

First Pair of Ram Lambs and First Ram Lamb

High selling ewe @ $1700 going to Michael Cantila of Palmdale, CA.

Auctioneer Rex Williams hard at work.

The high selling ram was a White Dorper yearling from Broadmead Farms of Amity, Oregon which sold for $1550 to Michael Cantila of Palmdale, California. Broadmead also had the second high selling ram which brought $1500 from Don Lopez from Isleton, California. Judd and Marilyn Redden from Sonoma, California selected a Lewis White Dorper yearling ram for $1050 to round out the high selling White Dorper rams. Fifteen White Dorper yearling rams averaged $857. Two White Dorper ram lambs from Glenn Land Farm of Orland, California went to Dwight Ceresola from Beckwourth, California and Keith Michalek from Cottonwood, California and sold for $800 and $750, respectively.

Five Glenn Land Farm White Dorper ewes were popular choices and averaged $1020 per head. Michael Cantila selected the high selling ewe for $1700 and Jason Pelzel from Koshkonong, Missouri bought the second high selling ewe for $1150. Lee Howes, Tim Burns and Lena LaFlame also purchased yearling ewes for $800, $750 and $700.

Ten White Dorper Fall ewe lambs averaged $430 and went to buyers in California, Nevada and Alabama. New consignor Ed Nichols, Orland, California sold ewe lambs to Keith Michalek and SoCal Dorpers of Riverside, California for $400, $425 and $375. Glenn Land Farm sold the high selling fall ewe lamb to Alicia Galliani from Potter Valley, California for $550. Anita Oberbauer selected another Glenn Land ewe lamb for $500.

White Dorper Spring ewe lambs were topped by a ewe lamb consigned by Grants Dorpers from Aumsville, Oregon selling to LaWayne Wilkerson from Alabama for $750. LaWayne also picked up a pair of ewe lambs from Glenn Land Farm. Another new consignor, Lena LaFlame from Fernley, Nevada sold spring ewe lambs to SoCal Dorpers and Dwight Ceresola for $300 and $350. White Dorper spring ewe lambs averaged $475.

The White Dorper sale finished off with pairs of ewes and lambs from Lewis White Dorpers who sold six pairs for an average of $465 to the Reddens, Cindy Fitzgerald from Marysville, California, Paul Bailey from Roseburg, Oregon and A&M Farms from Arbuckle, California.

Four unregistered, commercial pens of White Dorper ewes averaged $332 per head.

Dorper yearling rams averaged $792. A HIJO ram entry from Amity, Oregon topped the Dorper rams at $1250 selling to Anita Oberbauer. Ernest Mendes from Hanford, California also selected a HIJO ram for $875. A Broadmead ram sold for $850 to Joann Freitas of Gustine, California. A pair of Broadmead rams sold to SoCal Dorpers and WITHIA Dorper Farms, Springfield, Nevada for $750 each.

Eight Dorper yearling ewes averaged $772. Two ewes sold for $950 each to Earnest Mendes and Ray Vieira of Corning, California. Vieira also selected a ewe for $700. Joann Freitas bought another of the Broadmead ewes for $850.

The 2013 Mid-America Dorper Show & Sale was held at the Stephens County Fair & Expo Center in Duncan, Oklahoma in April.

Our consignment sold very well again in 2012

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