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<strong>2018</strong> SUFFOLK DIRECTORY PAGE 3
Letter from the President<br />
United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
P.O. Box 121<br />
Holland, IA 50642<br />
Office: 641/684-5291<br />
Fax: 734/335-7646<br />
Email: info@suffolks.org<br />
Website: www.u-s-s-a.org<br />
Welcome to the <strong>2018</strong> United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association breeders directory. Many thanks to Greg and his professional<br />
staff at Banner Publications for assembling this piece. This year, for the first time, this directory will be viewable online,<br />
reaching an even greater audience. It will be available at the USSA website and on our Facebook page. Share it, like it<br />
and spread the <strong>Suffolk</strong> message.<br />
The board hopes everyone likes the cover of this year's directory. Some may have seen glimpses or versions of this<br />
image, but this is the new official logo of your Association. This endeavor began in 2016 and stretched across three<br />
different boards of directors. We took our time, but I think we got it right. I hope you agree. Look for merchandise<br />
bearing this logo, and later this year look for this to appear on a refreshed Association website. The committees<br />
working on this are doing a fantastic job, I promise you will be impressed.<br />
I personally am honored to serve as the tenth President of this Association, approximately 30 men and women have<br />
held this position in the precursor organizations. The gravity of that, I do not take lightly. Because of that I will share my<br />
opinion freely and often. This is one of those times.<br />
Historically, breed associations served two purposes. They recorded pedigrees and served as a conduit for social<br />
interaction amongst their breeders. Once in a while they would delve into breed improvement but usually politics and<br />
infighting among the different factions would get in the way. These two main purposes are still important, but now<br />
almost two decades into the 21st century we must do more. Following is some of what “more” is.<br />
We continue to sanction the USSA online sale series, hopefully giving members more opportunity to buy and sell<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep. We continue to support youth development through the Junior program, hopefully grooming the next<br />
generation of advocates for <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep and animal agriculture as a whole. We will continue to build alliances with<br />
allied organizations such as ASI, NSIP, state and local sheep associations, as well as land grant Universities and<br />
bio-tech firms. New this year, we have started an educational webinar series, look for information on that in this<br />
directory. And very importantly we will work to increase the footprint of registered <strong>Suffolk</strong> genetics within the<br />
commercial sheep industry.<br />
Please register and transfer sheep. The value of that paper leads to so many opportunities for our breed, you as a<br />
breeder, and your customer buying your sheep and starting their own program.<br />
I hope to see you at a USSA event in the near future.<br />
Very sincerely,<br />
Matt Beals<br />
Am<br />
d E t<br />
Office Staff<br />
Ex<br />
Amanda, our friendly secretary,<br />
and office staff can get you the answers<br />
or information you need. Her job is to provide<br />
the very best service to <strong>Suffolk</strong> breeders<br />
around the world. And she is good at it!<br />
Amanda Everts<br />
Executive Secretary<br />
amanda@suffolks.org<br />
Jenna Jones<br />
jenna@suffolks.org<br />
Featured on the cover is the new United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association logo.<br />
Postmaster: <strong>Suffolk</strong> <strong>Directory</strong> published by BANNER PUBLICATIONS, PO Box 500, Cuba, IL 61427, www.bannersheepmagazine.com<br />
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History of the <strong>Suffolk</strong> Breed<br />
The <strong>Suffolk</strong> breed, an original English<br />
breed, was the result of crossing Southdown<br />
rams on Norfolk Horned ewes. The product of<br />
this cross was determined to be a great<br />
improvement over either one of the parents.<br />
Although the <strong>Suffolk</strong> was a recognized breed<br />
as early as 1810, the flock book was not closed<br />
until much later.<br />
In 1930, Southdowns were described as<br />
large sheep without horns, dark faces and legs,<br />
fine bones and long small necks. They were<br />
gray to mouse brown on the face and legs.<br />
They were low set in front with high shoulders<br />
and light forequarters; however, their sides<br />
were good, rather broad in the loin and were<br />
full in the thigh and twist. Today's <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
derives its meatiness and quality wool from the<br />
old original British Southdown.<br />
The Norfolk Horned sheep, now rare, were<br />
a wild and hardy breed. They were black faced,<br />
light, fleeced sheep. Both sexes were horned.<br />
The upland regions of <strong>Suffolk</strong>, Norfolk and<br />
Cambridge on the southeastern coast of<br />
England are very rugged and forage is sparse.<br />
It was this dry, cold and windy area in which the<br />
Norfolk breed adapted itself to traveling great<br />
distances for food, thereby developing a<br />
superbly muscular body.<br />
It was said at that time of the Norfolk<br />
Horned, "their limbs are long and muscular,<br />
their bodies are long and their general form<br />
betokens activity and strength." This breed and<br />
its crosses were valued highly both by farmers<br />
and butchers. However, sheepmen of that day<br />
did not like the long legs, flat sides, nor wild<br />
nature of the Norfolk Horned. They noted that<br />
Southdowns crossed with Norfolks produced a<br />
progeny that reduced most<br />
of the criticisms of both<br />
breeds.<br />
In 1886, the English<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Society was organized<br />
to provide registry<br />
service and to further<br />
develop the use of the<br />
breed. Through selection<br />
and careful breeding by<br />
many great English sheepmen,<br />
the <strong>Suffolk</strong> brought to<br />
this country retained the<br />
qualities for which they<br />
were originally mated.<br />
The first <strong>Suffolk</strong>s were<br />
brought to this country in<br />
1888 by Mr. G.B. Streeter of<br />
Chazy, New York. During a<br />
visit to England the previous year, Mr. Streeter<br />
had been greatly impressed by <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep.<br />
These prize breeding animals had belonged to<br />
Joseph Smith of Hasketon, and one 21 month<br />
old ewe weighed exactly 200 pounds when she<br />
came off the ship. A 9 month old ram weighed<br />
195 pounds and in the spring of 1890, a 7 week<br />
old twin weighed 85 pounds. That spring,<br />
Streeter had a 200% lamb crop.<br />
The <strong>Suffolk</strong> did not make its appearance in<br />
the western states until 1919. Three ewes and<br />
two rams had been donated by the English<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Society to the University of<br />
Idaho. One of the rams was to be sold at auction<br />
at the National Ram Sale in Salt Lake City,<br />
Utah.<br />
Several leading sheepmen saw these<br />
sheep at the sale and they liked what they saw.<br />
After several rounds of bidding, the ram was<br />
finally sold to Laidlaw and Brockie (developers<br />
of the Panama breed) of Muldoon, Idaho, for<br />
$500. These men were so impressed with the<br />
offspring from their <strong>Suffolk</strong> ram that they made<br />
several inportations and were consistent buyers<br />
at the National Ram Sale.<br />
SUFFOLK TRAITS<br />
Mature weights for <strong>Suffolk</strong> rams range from<br />
250 to 350 pounds (113-159 kg), ewe weights<br />
vary from 180 to 250 pounds (81-113 kg).<br />
Fleece weights from mature ewes are between<br />
five and eight pounds (2.25-3.6 kg) with a yield<br />
of 50 to 62 percent. The fleeces are considered<br />
medium wool type with a fiber diameter of 25.5<br />
to 33.0 microns and a spinning count of 48 to<br />
58. The staple length of <strong>Suffolk</strong> Fleece ranges<br />
from 2 to 3.5 inches (5-6.75 cm).<br />
United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
Director Districts<br />
WA<br />
ME<br />
AK<br />
OR<br />
ID<br />
DISTRICT 1<br />
NV<br />
UT<br />
CA<br />
AZ<br />
ND<br />
MT<br />
SD<br />
WY<br />
NE<br />
CO<br />
KS<br />
DISTRICT 2<br />
OK<br />
NM<br />
MN<br />
NY<br />
WI<br />
MI<br />
DISTRICT 3<br />
PA<br />
IA<br />
DISTRICT 4 MD<br />
IN<br />
IL<br />
OH<br />
WV<br />
VA<br />
MO<br />
KY<br />
NC<br />
TN<br />
AR<br />
SC<br />
MS AL GA<br />
VT<br />
NH<br />
MA<br />
CT<br />
RI<br />
NJ<br />
DE<br />
HI<br />
TX<br />
LA<br />
FL<br />
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KIMM SUFFOLKS<br />
30th and Final Annual Production Sale<br />
70 RAM LAMBS • 5 YEARLING RAMS • 20 YEARLING EWES • 100 EWE LAMBS<br />
Annual<br />
Production Sale<br />
<strong>2018</strong> LAMB CROP SIRED BY:<br />
Kimm 15286 • Kimm 16065 • Kimm 17026 • Kimm 17203<br />
Kimm 10079 • Kimm 14015 • Bar-Zel 5055 • Kimm 16013<br />
5:30 PM<br />
SATURDAY<br />
MAY 5<br />
Kirkwood Comm. College<br />
Cedar Rapids, IA<br />
ROB & CHRISTY ZELINSKY<br />
Satellite Flock<br />
21961 470th Ave. • Brookings, SD 57006<br />
605/693-2973 • Cell: 605/354-8248<br />
robzelinsky@yahoo.com<br />
GUEST CONSIGNORS:<br />
Alves Livestock, CA · BarZel <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, SD · J & L <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, IA ·<br />
MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PA · Rourke Club Lambs, IA · Ulrich <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, IL<br />
JOE & LORI VLAZNY<br />
Satellite Flock<br />
19866 200th St. • Farmersburg, IA 52047<br />
563/783-2434 • Cell: 563/880-1003<br />
jlvlazny@neitel.net<br />
BOB & LU KIMM<br />
1055 Co. Rd. 1590 • Willow Springs, MO 65793 • 319/290-8997 • bksuffolks@gmail.com<br />
www.breedingsheeppage.com/kimm<br />
Entire Sale Catalog<br />
With Pictures<br />
Posted Online<br />
by April 24!<br />
View all sires<br />
on our website.<br />
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Let’s Grow<br />
Grant Funding<br />
Available!<br />
In 2015, the USSA was chosen as a Let's<br />
Grow Grant recipient. This grant supports services<br />
that allow USSA members to have their<br />
flock's NSIP data entered through the USSA<br />
Office. To-date, we have entered data for 350<br />
head!<br />
If you are interested in participating or hearing<br />
more details please contact the office.<br />
There is no cost to members to have their<br />
data entered. NSIP fees still apply.<br />
To learn more about NSIP and this opportunity,<br />
visit the USSA website to access an<br />
archived webinar on this topic: How NSIP can<br />
add $$$ to your <strong>Suffolk</strong> flock?<br />
Fees and Services<br />
DUES<br />
• Membership Dues (effective 10/01/17)<br />
• New - $40<br />
• Paid prior to March 1 - $40/yr<br />
• Paid after March 1 - $60/yr<br />
• UJSSA (Junior, age 21 and under) Dues<br />
• Annual dues - $15<br />
Include name, flock or ranch name,<br />
address, city, state, zip and phone number.<br />
Juniors include birthday. Send to USSA, P.O.<br />
Box 121, Holland, IA 50642.<br />
MEMBER RATES<br />
• Postage and Handling (per order) - 3.00<br />
• Registration - Animal registered within one<br />
year of birth - $6.00<br />
• Late Registrations (effective 03/02/18) -<br />
Late Registrations (over 1 yr old) - $15/hd<br />
• Re-Registration from Canadian or UK<br />
Registries - $6.00<br />
USSA Mission<br />
Statement<br />
“To define, register, promote<br />
and improve the <strong>Suffolk</strong> breed to<br />
provide leadership for the<br />
advancement and future of the<br />
entire U.S. Sheep Industry.”<br />
USSA Vision<br />
Statement<br />
“To be the most innovative, value<br />
adding, member-driven sheep<br />
breed organization for an evolving<br />
U.S. Sheep Industry.”<br />
• Transfer of Ownership - $10.00<br />
• Within Family Transfer - $3.00<br />
• Rush Fees (effective 10/01/17) -<br />
• Needed within 72 hours - $25/hd<br />
• Needed in less than 14 days - $10/hd<br />
• Duplicate Certificates - You must be the<br />
recorded owner - $5.00<br />
• Christening - Naming of Rams or Ewes -<br />
$15.00<br />
• Extended Pedigrees - 5 generations - $10.00<br />
NON-MEMBER RATES<br />
• Registration - Animal registered within 1 year<br />
of birth - $16.00<br />
USSA Percentage<br />
Program<br />
PURPOSE: Enables members of USSA to<br />
identify and maintain records on their nonpurebred<br />
replacement seed stock and wethers.<br />
RULES AND REGULATIONS*<br />
1. In order to record an animal in the USSA<br />
Percentage Registration Program, you<br />
must be a member in good standing of<br />
USSA or UJSSA.<br />
2. At least one parent must be registered in<br />
the USSA Purebred Registry or the USSA<br />
Percentage Registry.<br />
3. Percentage animals must be identified by<br />
permanent positive identification.<br />
4. Animals registered in the USSA<br />
Percentage Registry will receive a<br />
Percentage Certificate of Registration<br />
(printed on green paper).<br />
5. An animal with a percentage registration<br />
number will not be permitted to enter the<br />
purebred flock book nor will any of its<br />
progeny until the 15/16 level of purity is<br />
reached. Once progeny reaches a level of<br />
purity, the registration will be printed on a<br />
Certificate of Registration (printed on<br />
white paper).<br />
*It is helpful if members submit percentage<br />
registrations on the Application for Percentage<br />
Registration (provided in the directory, on the<br />
website or from the office). If you would like to<br />
submit an application to register percentage<br />
sheep and do not have the correct application,<br />
please indicate on the application that the animals<br />
being registered are percentage <strong>Suffolk</strong>s.<br />
Why Foundation<br />
Donations?<br />
The United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
would like to express thanks to those members<br />
who have in the past, donated to our National<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Foundation. Many of you include a few<br />
dollars with each work order and that is certainly<br />
welcome and appreciated. We welcome<br />
any size donation. Foundation donations are<br />
included on the fee list. To donate you need<br />
only indicate the amount and include it with<br />
payment. It will be listed on your invoice for<br />
your tax records.<br />
We fear that perhaps many are not aware<br />
of how these funds are utilized. It was determined<br />
some time ago, that these funds would<br />
all go to the USSA Scholarship Fund.<br />
Each year, at Louisville, we award at least<br />
two scholarships to deserving young <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
breeders. We don’t want this to be a best kept<br />
secret, but want to get the word out to all of our<br />
members. It has been announced from time to<br />
time, but we want to bring it to your attention<br />
once more, that these donations are most<br />
appreciated and can do a tremendous amount<br />
of good. Thank your for your consideration of<br />
supporting this fund!<br />
2017/<strong>2018</strong><br />
USSA Committees<br />
By-Laws<br />
Chair: Randy Hodges<br />
Committee Members: Bill Gergen,<br />
Gayle Lucas, Ron Alves<br />
Budget<br />
Chair: Bill Royer<br />
Committee Members: Bill Gergen,<br />
Randy Hodges<br />
Scholarship<br />
Chair: Ron Alves<br />
Committee Members: Blair Summey,<br />
Bob Paasch, Chuck Ream,<br />
Diane Russell, Pat Wiford<br />
Youth Promotion<br />
Chair: Paul Skartvedt<br />
Committee Members: Jeremy Geske,<br />
Bret Henderson, Tom Burke<br />
Marketing/Promotion<br />
Chair: Bret Henderson<br />
Committee Members: Gayle Lucas,<br />
Paul Skartvedt, Dale Dobberpuhl<br />
Hospitality<br />
Committee Members: Randy Hodges,<br />
Ron Alves, Blair Summey<br />
Ambassador<br />
Chair: Tom Burke<br />
Committee Members: John Peck,<br />
Paul Skartvedt<br />
Hall of Fame<br />
Chair: Tom Burke<br />
Committee Members: Wayne Skartvedt,<br />
Chuck Ream, Donna Mays,<br />
Randy Hodges<br />
Breed Improvement<br />
Chair: Matt Beals<br />
Committee Members: Jeremy Geske,<br />
Ron Alves, Randy Hodges,<br />
Dale Dobberpuhl, Gayle Lucas,<br />
Brenda Reau, Blair Summey<br />
Online Sales<br />
Chair: Jeremy Geske<br />
Committee Members: Gayle Lucas<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Gain Program<br />
Chair: Bill Royer<br />
Committee Members: Blair Summey,<br />
Ron Alves, Randy Hodges<br />
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THANKS TO ALL MY SUFFOLK FRIENDS WHO MADE IT<br />
POSSIBLE FOR ME TO BE INDUCTED INTO THE 2017<br />
SADDLE & SIRLOIN PORTRAIT GALLERY THIS PAST<br />
NOVEMBER IN LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.<br />
TOM BURKE<br />
ROUTE 2 • PLATTE CITY, MISSOURI<br />
816/853-2697<br />
ANGUSHALL4@EARTHLINK.NET T<br />
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United <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
Sheep Association<br />
Photo Contest<br />
CONTEST OPEN: March 15-June 1<br />
Photographs entered in the contest will be<br />
judged on clarity, content, composition and<br />
appeal. More than $1,000 will be awarded<br />
between 9 categories.<br />
Winning photos may be included on the<br />
new USSA website as well as other association<br />
publications and advertisements.<br />
Please use this form (information below) to<br />
enter photos in the <strong>2018</strong> United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep<br />
Association photo contest. Please read all<br />
rules before submitting:<br />
• Images should be in mega-pixel digital format<br />
• Images can be black and white or color.<br />
• All entries must include a minimum of one<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> animal<br />
• Please include category and your name in<br />
file name (ex. youth.johnsmith.jpg)<br />
• Contest is open to all <strong>Suffolk</strong> enthusiasts<br />
(need not be a member).<br />
• Entries must be received by 5:00 pm CST,<br />
June 1, <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
• All entries become property of USSA and<br />
may be used in any capacity (magazine, social<br />
media, print ads etc.) without advance notice.<br />
The individual submitting the photo can continue<br />
to use the photo for personal use.<br />
• USSA staff and a Marketing and Promotion<br />
Committee Member will choose each<br />
category winner.<br />
• There is no limit to the number of entries<br />
per person.<br />
• Cash prizes - 1st prize of $75, 2nd prize of<br />
$50, and 3rd prize of $25 will be awarded in<br />
each category.<br />
Categories:<br />
• Ram Power<br />
• Ewe & Lambs<br />
• Market Lambs<br />
• Seasons (winter, fall, summer, spring)<br />
• In the West<br />
• In the East<br />
• Impact on Commercial Sheep Industry<br />
• Just for Fun<br />
• Youth<br />
Submission Instructions:<br />
Photos should be submitted electronically<br />
using this form:<br />
https://form.jotform.com/80774510888164<br />
USSA<br />
Media Kit<br />
E-blast<br />
The USSA will create a specialized<br />
E-blast for each customer.<br />
MEMBER PRICING<br />
$100 - Single/First Blast<br />
$50 - Resend<br />
NON-MEMBER PRICING<br />
$200 - Per Blast<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Newsletter<br />
Pricing below is for publish-ready ads. At<br />
this the time USSA does not create banner<br />
ads but can get you in contact with designers.<br />
MEMBER PRICING<br />
$200 - Full Page<br />
$100 - Half Page<br />
$50 - Quarter Page<br />
NON-MEMBER PRICING<br />
$300 - Full Page<br />
$200 - Half Page<br />
$100 - Quarter Page<br />
Banner Ads<br />
Pricing below is for camera-ready banner<br />
ads. At this the time USSA does not create<br />
banner ads but can get you in contact with<br />
designers.<br />
MEMBER PRICING<br />
$20 - week<br />
$40 - month<br />
$200 - 6 months<br />
$350 - year<br />
NON-MEMBER PRICING<br />
$40 - week<br />
$80 - month<br />
$350 - 6 months<br />
$600 - year<br />
Web Packages<br />
MEMBER PRICING<br />
$125 - One Month Banner & One E-blast<br />
$160 - One Month Banner & Two<br />
E-blasts<br />
NON-MEMBER PRICING<br />
$200 – Per Blast<br />
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Kanable <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
RES. SENIOR<br />
CHAMPION<br />
RAM<br />
2nd Yearling Ram<br />
Bred & Owned<br />
2017 Wisconsin State Fair<br />
He’s heavy boned, big footed<br />
and heavy bodied.<br />
He weighed 380 lbs. at 14 months!<br />
Kanable 2363<br />
He complements ents our stud battery behind<br />
our Skartvedt buck “Heartland,” Skartvedt 4594.<br />
“Heartland”<br />
Contact Us Today!<br />
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2017 Wisconsin State Fair<br />
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JIM KANABLE<br />
22289 West North Ave • Antioch, IL 60002 • 815/307-6380 • Email: jkanable50@yahoo.com<br />
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Presidents & Secretaries of the<br />
National <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association • 1940-1998<br />
YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY<br />
1940-1942 C.A. Williams, Middleville, Michigan<br />
1943 Phil Hopkins, Michigan<br />
1945-1949 G.B. Vance, Washington Court House, Ohio<br />
1951 Fred Dickes, Indiana Bill Hurst<br />
1953-1954 G.B. Vance, Ohio Bill Hurst<br />
1955 Fred Dickes, Indiana Ruth Day<br />
1956-1957 William L. Morrison, Virginia Ruth Day<br />
1958-1967 Pearson L. Linn, Bucyrus, Ohio Ruth Day (-1961), Betty Biellier<br />
1968-1969 John Shonkwiler, Neosho, Missouri Betty Biellier<br />
1970-1972 Richard L. Roe, St. Ansgar, Iowa Betty Biellier<br />
1973-1974 John Shonkwiler, Neosho, Missouri Betty Biellier<br />
1975-1976 Richard L. Roe, St. Ansgar, Iowa Betty Biellier<br />
1978 Charles W. Hunter, Blanco, Texas Betty Biellier<br />
1979-1982 Darrell Anderson, Windham, Minnesota Betty Biellier<br />
1983-1984 Robert Hall Jr., Lexington, Kentucky Betty Biellier<br />
1985-1987 Tim Hall, Dalmatia, Pennsylvania Betty Biellier<br />
1988-1990 William Hoppes, Tiffin, Ohio Kathy Krafka<br />
1990-1991 John Sponaugle, Grottoes, Virginia Kathy Krafka<br />
1991-1992 DuWayne Swenson, Dawson, Minnesota David Vanheuvelen<br />
1993 Donna Ostermeyer, Greenfield, Indiana David Vanheuvelen<br />
1994-1996 Tom Burke, Platte City, Missouri David Vanheuvelen<br />
1997-1998 David Bogue, Beresford, South Dakota Dave Kloostra<br />
Presidents & Secretaries of the<br />
American <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Society • 1929-1998<br />
YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY<br />
1929 S. P. Nielsen, Nephi, Utah C.W. Hodgson<br />
1932 Ralph Brough, Nephi, Utah C.W. Hodgson<br />
1933 S. P. Nielsen, Nephi, Utah C.W. Hodgson<br />
1938 James Laidlaw, Muldoon, Idaho C.W. Hodgson<br />
1950 R. W. Winn, Nephi, Utah C.W. Hodgson<br />
1956 Walter P. Hubbard, Monroe, Oregon C.W. Hodgson<br />
1957 Fred Laidlaw, Carey, Idaho C.W. Hodgson<br />
1958 Lawson Howland C.W. Hodgson<br />
1960 Morris Powell, Craig, Colorado C.W. Hodgson<br />
1962 Allan Jenkins, Newton, Utah C.W. Hodgson<br />
1965 Fred Coble, Winters, California C.W. Hodgson<br />
1967 Fred Laidlaw, Carey, Idaho C.W. Hodgson<br />
1968 J. Alden Olsen, Spanish Fork, Utah Allan Jenkins<br />
1976 Dwight Stone, Medicine Lodge, Kansas Veneal Jenkins<br />
1978 Joe Holbrook, Soda Springs, Idaho Veneal Jenkins<br />
1980 Robert Paasch, Chicago Park, California Veneal Jenkins<br />
1982 Merle Stadeli, Silverton, Oregon Veneal Jenkins<br />
1985 Hal Yeager, Fort Collins, Colorado Annette Benson<br />
1987 Roger Sanders, Mullin, Texas Annette Benson<br />
1990 Jim Caras, Spanish Fork, Utah Annette Benson<br />
1995 Craig Van Arkel, Grinnell, Iowa Annette Benson<br />
1998 John Eagle, Applegate, Oregon Annette Benson<br />
(remained President through Merger)<br />
Presidents & Secretaries of the<br />
United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association • 1999-<strong>2018</strong><br />
YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY<br />
1999-2000 John Eagle, Applegate, Oregon Annette Benson<br />
2001-2002 Farrell Wankier, Salt Lake City, Utah Annette Benson<br />
2003-2004 Bob Wagner, Nunn, Colorado Annette Benson<br />
2005-2006 Bill MacCauley, Atglen, Pennsylvania Annette Benson<br />
2007 Jim Heggemeier, Platte City, Missouri Annette Benson<br />
2008 Bob Wagner, Nunn, Colorado Annette Benson<br />
2009 Tom Burke, Platte City, Missouri Annette Benson<br />
2010 Bob Wagner, Nunn, Colorado Annette Benson<br />
2011 Bill MacCauley, Atglen, Pennsylvania Amanda Everts<br />
2012 Rob Zelinsky, Brookings, South Dakota Amanda Everts<br />
2013 Rob Zelinsky, Brookings, South Dakota Amanda Everts<br />
2014 Rob Zelinsky, Brookings, South Dakota Amanda Everts<br />
2015 Diane Russell, Eaton, Indiana Amanda Everts<br />
2016-2017 Paul Skartvedt, Radcliffe, Iowa Amanda Everts<br />
<strong>2018</strong> Matt Beals, Alexandria, Nebraska Amanda Everts<br />
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United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
Board of Directors<br />
These are your representatives. You have entrusted to them, individually and as a group, the responsibility of<br />
operating your Association effectively and efficiently. A task not taken lightly.<br />
They not only welcome, but seek your input and opinions.<br />
Every thought is a contribution, so please be active in your Association.<br />
President<br />
Matt Beals<br />
District 2<br />
55865 Road 719<br />
Alexandria, NE 68303<br />
Home: 402/749-3134<br />
Cell: 402/200-0444<br />
drysandysheep@gmail.com<br />
Exp. <strong>2018</strong><br />
Vice President<br />
Randy Hodges<br />
District 4<br />
922 Farrand<br />
Lansing, MI 48906<br />
810/441-6218<br />
hodgesrk@yahoo.com<br />
Exp. 2019<br />
Treasurer<br />
Bill Royer<br />
District 3<br />
1990 W Cruger Rd.<br />
Washington, IL 61571<br />
309/472-3231<br />
royerfarm@aol.com<br />
Exp. 2019<br />
Blair Summey<br />
District 1<br />
8200 McCourtney Rd.<br />
Lincoln, CA 95648<br />
Home: 916/408-8738<br />
Cell: 805/501-7500<br />
summeyfamilyfarm<br />
@gmail.com<br />
Exp. 2020<br />
Ron Alves<br />
District 1<br />
5036 Mesa Rd.<br />
Oakdale, CA 95361<br />
209/404-6585<br />
torpysonoma@yahoo.com<br />
Exp. <strong>2018</strong><br />
Gayle Lucas<br />
District 1<br />
21 Prairie Rose Ln.<br />
Philipsburg, MT 59858<br />
Home: 406/859-3890<br />
Cell: 406/381-3191<br />
sheep@blackfoot.net<br />
Exp. 2019<br />
Bill Gergen<br />
District 2<br />
1012 Rd. 14<br />
Geneva, NE 68361<br />
Cell: 402/540-7884<br />
morustybucket@gmail.com<br />
Exp. 2019<br />
Tom Burke<br />
District 2<br />
P.O. Box 660<br />
Smithville, MO 64089<br />
Cell: 816/853-2697<br />
Office: 816/532-0811<br />
Exp. 2020<br />
Jeremy Geske<br />
District 3<br />
31307 171st Ave.<br />
New Prague, MN 56071<br />
Cell: 612/756-1200<br />
jeremy.geske@gmail.com<br />
Exp. 2020<br />
Paul Skartvedt<br />
District 3<br />
3059 Young Ave.<br />
Radcliffe, IA 50230<br />
515/450-1302<br />
skarby67@yahoo.com<br />
Exp. <strong>2018</strong><br />
Bret Henderson<br />
District 4<br />
2360 E 600 N<br />
Windfall, IN 46076<br />
574/933-4422<br />
bret.l.henderson@gmail.com<br />
Exp. 2020<br />
Joe Emenheiser<br />
District 4<br />
3 Jayne Court<br />
Apt 23<br />
Middlebury, VT 05753<br />
717/246-2416<br />
joe.emenheiser@gmail.com<br />
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United Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep<br />
Association Board of Directors<br />
Dear <strong>Suffolk</strong> Juniors,<br />
Finally spring is approaching and by the time you are reading this directory you are eyeing up your<br />
prospects for the show season. Personally, my favorite time of year.<br />
Now there is no other great place to shoe off those sheep than the National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show!<br />
This year we will be in Lebanon, Indiana, July 5-8.<br />
If you have never been to a Junior Show, I strongly encourage it. Besides being able to show the<br />
best breed out there, I promise you will meet new people and make friends that will last a lifetime. It is<br />
my favorite event of the summer and myself and the UJSSA Board of Directors are gearing up and<br />
ready to put on a show to remember.<br />
If anyone has any questions about the show, feel free to contact myself or any member of the<br />
board. I wish everyone the best as your lambs grow! The UJSSA Board will be excited to see you in<br />
Lebanon!<br />
Sincerely,<br />
Andrew Slack<br />
UJSSA President<br />
President<br />
Andrew Slack<br />
Wisconsin<br />
262/745-8762<br />
slackandrew1053@<br />
gmail.com<br />
Vice President<br />
Jaclynn Knutson<br />
South Dakota<br />
605/670-2147<br />
jaclynn.knutson@<br />
jacks.sdstate.edu<br />
Secretary<br />
Alison Knutson<br />
South Dakota<br />
605/660-9881<br />
alison.knutson@<br />
jacks.sdstate.edu<br />
Treasurer<br />
Lily Skartvedt<br />
Iowa<br />
515/290-2470<br />
lily.skartvedt@yahoo.com<br />
Director<br />
Alissa Kallemeyn<br />
Minnesota<br />
507/236-5898<br />
a_voyles98@hotmail.com<br />
Director<br />
Riggen Zelinsky<br />
South Dakota<br />
605/695-7791<br />
riggenzelinsky@gmail.com<br />
Director<br />
Wesley Linke<br />
South Dakota<br />
605/770-9626<br />
wlinke20@gmail.com<br />
Director Intern<br />
Matt Wiegard<br />
Illinois<br />
618/340-8151<br />
mattwiegard@outlook.com<br />
Check Us Out Online!<br />
www.ujssa.org<br />
Updated News For<br />
Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
Enthusiasts<br />
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The United Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep<br />
Association is an association of young <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
sheep breeders who have joined together to<br />
foster and promote an interest in raising <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
sheep. Anyone under the age of 22 is encouraged<br />
to join. Membership benefits include the<br />
ability to register <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep in the United<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association at USSA member<br />
rates; subscription to the <strong>Suffolk</strong> News maga-<br />
zine; and eligibility to enter the National Junior<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Show.<br />
The National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show is the<br />
finale of the annual events sponsored by the<br />
UJSSA. This is the only national junior livestock<br />
show in the country that is produced and<br />
staffed by the junior directors and members.<br />
The show is financed entirely by entry fees,<br />
junior auctions and fundraising efforts of the<br />
junior members. All donations benefit the juniors.<br />
The Junior Coordinator is the adult representative<br />
of the UJSSA. The Coordinator<br />
receives a stipend from the USSA to help with<br />
travel expenses.<br />
The UJSSA is governed by a Board of<br />
Directors selected by a USSA Selection<br />
Committee. Terms of office are for one year.<br />
Junior<br />
Coordinator<br />
Janet Hukowicz<br />
Hadley, MA<br />
413/584-8549 (home)<br />
413/204-7248 (cell)<br />
jhukowic@smith.edu<br />
Junior<br />
Coordinator<br />
Taylor Peck<br />
Pittstown, NJ<br />
908/328-4053<br />
peck676@yahoo.com<br />
VISIT<br />
US AT:<br />
www.ujssa.org<br />
Rules & Regulations<br />
For Your Information:<br />
The United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
Board of Directors and staff reserve the final<br />
and absolute right to interpret these regulations<br />
and rules and settle and determine all matters,<br />
questions and differences in regard thereto, or<br />
otherwise arising out of, connected with, or<br />
incident to the show and contests.<br />
1. Exhibitors must be current paid members<br />
of the United Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
(UJSSA). Dues are $15.00 for an annual membership.<br />
To join, send $15.00 along with your<br />
completed membership application to: UJSSA,<br />
PO Box 121, Holland, IA 50642<br />
2. If you are an All-American exhibitor only<br />
and wish to participate in the Ewe Lead with<br />
Wool or Dress A Sheep events at the National<br />
Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show, you will also need to<br />
become a member of the United Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
Sheep Association (UJSSA). Dues are $15.00<br />
for an annual membership. This membership<br />
will allow you to participate in as many of the<br />
selected events that you wish. To join, send<br />
$15.00 along with your completed membership<br />
application, which can be found on the USSA<br />
website, u-s-s-a.org, to: UJSSA, PO Box 121,<br />
Holland, IA 50642<br />
3. Entry fee is $15 per head for registered<br />
animals. After June 10, late entries are doubled.<br />
Payment must accompany entries. Make<br />
checks payable to UJSSA, and mail to:<br />
UJSSA, PO Box 121, Holland, IA 50642<br />
4. Breeding sheep will be shown under<br />
either the bred and owned division or the<br />
owned division. The ownership deadline for<br />
owned <strong>Suffolk</strong>s has been lifted. All breeding<br />
sheep must be registered in the USSA.<br />
Original USSA registration certificates must be<br />
presented to show officials at check-in. No<br />
photocopies are allowed. ONE EXCEPTION:<br />
Sheep purchased at the Midwest Stud Ram<br />
<strong>2018</strong> National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show Rules<br />
Lebanon, Indiana • July 5-8, <strong>2018</strong><br />
Sale in Sedalia may show with a photocopy if it<br />
is signed by sale management. Sheep must be<br />
registered in: a) the exhibitors name, b) a family<br />
partnership/farm name (ex. Grandparent,<br />
father, mother, brother, sister, children or<br />
grandchildren), or c) a partnership in which all<br />
partners are current members of UJSSA. If a<br />
transfer has had to be made to the animal to<br />
change the ownership name, it should be<br />
shown in the owned division. Sheep registered<br />
in a family partnership/farm name can be<br />
shown as bred and owned.<br />
5. All sheep must have flock tags in their<br />
ear, which match the private flock number officially<br />
recorded on the certificate of registration.<br />
6. Exhibitors must show their own sheep<br />
unless they have two entries in the same class,<br />
in which case another UJSSA member may<br />
show the sheep. Exhibitors are allowed to have<br />
a UJSSA member assist them in showing;<br />
however, the registered owner must either hold<br />
the head of the animal or set the animal's legs<br />
throughout the entire duration of the class.<br />
Failure to comply with this rule results in forfeiture<br />
of placing and premium money for the animal.<br />
7. Market lambs cannot be exhibited in<br />
breeding sheep classes. Breeding sheep cannot<br />
be exhibited in market lamb classes.<br />
8. Sheep must be shown without artificial<br />
coloration including oils, paints, dyes, powders<br />
or other compounds. Artificially colored sheep<br />
are subject to disqualification. All sheep may<br />
be randomly checked prior to entering the<br />
show arena. Any animal found with artificial<br />
coloration will be disqualified. This includes<br />
market lambs and breeding sheep.<br />
9. Exhibitors should present a neat, professional<br />
image in the show ring. Shirts, blouses,<br />
jeans and slacks are acceptable. Sweatpants,<br />
shorts, tank tops, halters etc. are not acceptable.<br />
Any garment that contains messages,<br />
logos or wording found to be objectionable at<br />
the discretion of the Junior Coordinators must<br />
be removed or the entrant will be disqualified<br />
and premiums forfeited.<br />
10. Exhibitors may not wear any clothing or<br />
other articles in the show ring, which advertise<br />
a sheep flock or membership name or related<br />
enterprises.<br />
11. Exhibitors compete in divisions based<br />
on their age the first day of the junior show. To<br />
be a UJSSA member the individual, shall not<br />
have reached 22 years prior to January 1st of<br />
the current year. With this rule, there will be<br />
individuals who have reached 22 years old by<br />
the day of the show whom are eligible to participate.<br />
12. No maximum number of entries per<br />
exhibitor in the market lamb divisions.<br />
13. A maximum of two (2) entries per<br />
exhibitor in any one breeding sheep division.<br />
Sheep are limited to being shown once (only<br />
one entry per sheep).<br />
14. Substitutions may be made within the<br />
same division at check-in, prior to the determination<br />
of class breaks.<br />
15. Exhibitors have five minutes to enter the<br />
show ring from the time the last entry of the<br />
previous class leaves the show ring. Judging<br />
will begin when this time limit has expired.<br />
Entries not in the show ring at this time will be<br />
disqualified.<br />
16. All animals that receive premiums must<br />
stay in the ring for judge’s reasons. All animals<br />
not receiving premiums will exit the ring unless<br />
there are 10 or less in the class. Premiums will<br />
not be sent unless thank yous have been completed<br />
and turned in by the end of the show.<br />
Thank yous need to be written by all class winners<br />
and any champions; addresses will be<br />
provided by the junior board.<br />
17. No muzzles will be allowed on any<br />
sheep entered in the show.<br />
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18. All sheep must be bedded with straw or<br />
shavings. Exhibitors can bring their own bedding<br />
and hay, or can be purchased at the fairgrounds.<br />
Cost is $5 per bag of shaving; straw<br />
and hay available at market price.<br />
19. For slick shorn ewe and ram classes, no<br />
patch shearing is allowed. Lambs must be slick<br />
shorn over the entire body.<br />
20. USSA reserves the right to perform random<br />
drug testing. Any exhibitor found showing<br />
sheep that test positive for drugs will be<br />
banned from showing at the National Junior<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Show for two (2) years.<br />
General Information<br />
1. Upon arrival, please report to the registration<br />
area for complete instructions and entry<br />
information.<br />
2. Breeding sheep exhibitors check with<br />
show officials for registration check-in times or<br />
see schedule.<br />
3. It is required that market lambs be slick<br />
shorn over the entire body upon arrival at the<br />
show.<br />
4. It is recommended, but not required, that<br />
breeding sheep not carry more than 3/4 of an<br />
inch fleece on any part of their body.<br />
5. Exhibitors are advised to bring their own<br />
fans, extension cords, fitting, feeding and pen<br />
maintenance equipment such as brooms,<br />
shovels, pitchforks, etc.<br />
6. A photographer will be present to take<br />
pictures.<br />
7. Exhibitors must sign the ethics statement<br />
on the entry form.<br />
8. Exhibitors’ show animals must be treated<br />
humanely and have all four feet on the ground<br />
when in the show ring.<br />
9. Exhibitor and/or parent agree that photographs<br />
and likenesses of exhibitor and animals<br />
may be used without compensation for advertising,<br />
promotion and news articles.<br />
10. Hotel Accommodations<br />
Hotel Group Name: “Sheep Show”<br />
Holiday Inn Express - 765-483-4100<br />
335 N Mt Zion Rd<br />
Lebanon, IN 46052<br />
Comfort Inn - 765-482-4800<br />
210 Sam Ralston Rd<br />
Lebanon, IN 46052<br />
11. Campgrounds at the Boone County<br />
Fairground: The fairgrounds has a limited number<br />
of camping sites. Contact the fairgrounds<br />
at 765-482-0750 for more information.<br />
Rates per their website:<br />
• Campers (individuals):<br />
$25.00 per day<br />
• Electric only & Electric & Water<br />
Sites: available on a first come,<br />
first served basis<br />
• Dump Station: $5.00 per unit<br />
Health Regulations for Sheep<br />
All sheep must be accompanied by a standard<br />
interstate health certificate issued by a<br />
licensed accredited veterinarian within 30 days<br />
of the entry to the show. The health certificate<br />
must show identification as to breed, sex, number,<br />
etc.<br />
Indiana Entry Health Requirements:<br />
Sheep & Goats<br />
The following is a summary of Indiana's animal<br />
health laws governing the transportation of<br />
sheep and goats into Indiana. The transportation<br />
laws may be found at 345 IAC 1-3. For<br />
additional information, contact the Indiana<br />
State Board of Animal Health at (317) 544-<br />
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2400 or submit an e-mail inquiry to animalhealth@boah.IN.gov.<br />
State of Indiana Entry Requirements:<br />
https://www.in.gov/boah/2422.htm<br />
State of Indiana Exhibition Requirements:<br />
http://www.in.gov/boah/files/<strong>2018</strong>%20Indiana<br />
%20Exhibition%20reqmts.pdf<br />
Division 1-10: Market Lambs/<br />
Wether Dams & Sires<br />
Market Lamb Judge: TBD<br />
All premiums are prorated on the number of<br />
entries, and the UJSSA will issue the checks,<br />
as soon as possible after the show dates.<br />
Premiums will not be sent unless thank yous<br />
have been completed and turned in by the end<br />
of the show. Thank yous need to be written by<br />
all class winners and any champions; addresses<br />
will be provided by the junior board.<br />
Market lamb classes are broken by<br />
weights. There is no minimum or maximum<br />
weight. There will be no re-weighs. The first<br />
weight taken is the official weight used for<br />
breaking classes.<br />
1. All market lambs and wether sires and<br />
dams need to be checked in on Thursday, July<br />
5th from 3-5 pm. No sheep will be checked in<br />
outside of this time.<br />
2. Depending on the number of market<br />
lambs shown, show officials may split classes<br />
to show up to four (4) market lamb weight division<br />
champions.<br />
3. There will be a prescale check by the<br />
market lamb chairman who will determine<br />
health of sheep. If there are any sheep in question<br />
with health concerns then those sheep will<br />
be viewed by a health board to determine eligibility.<br />
4. All <strong>Suffolk</strong> market lambs and wether<br />
dams must possess <strong>Suffolk</strong> breed characteristics<br />
with black legs, black head, bell-shaped<br />
ears and be approved by a sifting committee at<br />
weigh in, or check-in, to be qualified as a<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> to be eligible to show.<br />
5. <strong>Suffolk</strong> Wether Dams and Sires must be<br />
registered as Purebred or Percentage <strong>Suffolk</strong>s.<br />
6. Champion Wether Dam and Wether Sire<br />
are eligible to compete for overall Champion<br />
Ewe on Saturday and overall Champion Ram<br />
on Sunday.<br />
• Division 1- <strong>Suffolk</strong> Market Lambs<br />
• Division 2- <strong>Suffolk</strong> Cross Market Lambs<br />
• Division 3- <strong>Suffolk</strong> Yearling Wether Dams<br />
• Division 4- <strong>Suffolk</strong> Ewe Lamb<br />
Wether Dams<br />
• Division 5- <strong>Suffolk</strong> Percentage Yearling<br />
Wether Dams<br />
• Division 6- <strong>Suffolk</strong> Percentage Ewe Lamb<br />
Wether Dams<br />
• Division 7- <strong>Suffolk</strong> Yearling Wether Sires<br />
• Division 8- <strong>Suffolk</strong> Ram Lamb<br />
Wether Sires<br />
• Division 9- <strong>Suffolk</strong> Percentage Yearling<br />
Wether Sires<br />
• Division 10- <strong>Suffolk</strong> Percentage Ram<br />
Lamb Wether Sires<br />
Divisions 11-24: Breeding Sheep<br />
Breeding Sheep Judge: TBD<br />
All premiums are prorated on the number of<br />
entries, and the UJSSA will issue the checks,<br />
as soon as possible after the show dates.<br />
Premiums will not be sent unless thank yous<br />
have been completed and turned in by the end<br />
of the show. Thank yous need to be written by<br />
all class winners and any champions; addresses<br />
will be provided by the junior board.<br />
Breeding sheep classes are broken by the<br />
birth date of the entry. ALL Junior lamb classes<br />
(divisions 13,16,19,23) will be split by<br />
month born (January, February, March &<br />
After). Classes with greater than 15 head<br />
will be split.<br />
1. Breeding sheep check-in is Thursday<br />
from 3-5 pm and Friday 7-8 am. No sheep will<br />
be checked in outside of this time.<br />
2. Class winners from yearling and senior<br />
divisions will also compete for Senior<br />
Champions. Class winners from junior classes<br />
will also compete for Junior Champions. Junior<br />
and Senior Champions will compete for Grand<br />
Champion Ram and Ewe titles. Grand<br />
Champion Owned and Bred & Owned Rams<br />
and Ewes will show for Overall Supreme<br />
Champion Ram and Ewe, with (award to be<br />
announced) being awarded.<br />
3. Junior and Senior Champions from the<br />
Slick Shorn Divisions in the Ram and Ewe<br />
Shows will compete for Grand Champion Slick<br />
Shorn Ram and Ewe. Junior and Senior<br />
Champions from the Production Divisions in<br />
the Ram and Ewe Shows will compete for<br />
Grand Champion Production Ram and Ewe.<br />
These Grand Champions, plus the Champion<br />
Wether Dam and Wether Sire, will compete<br />
with the other Grand Champions for Supreme<br />
Champion Ram and Ewe.<br />
4. Maximum of two entries per division.<br />
Sheep are limited to being shown once (only<br />
one entry per sheep).<br />
5. Owned means you purchased the animal<br />
that you intend to show or had to transfer the<br />
animal into your name. Bred & Owned means<br />
you owned the dam of the animal that you<br />
intend to enter, when she was bred and when<br />
she lambed.<br />
6. Flocks must include two (2) senior ewes<br />
(yearlings &/or fall), two (2) ewe lambs and one<br />
(1) ram (yearling, senior or junior) shown in the<br />
<strong>2018</strong> National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show and entered<br />
by at least three separate individuals or partnerships<br />
residing in the same given state.<br />
7. Exhibitors from a state with less than<br />
three exhibitors may participate by themselves.<br />
Exhibitors from a state with three or more<br />
exhibitors must group together with exhibitors<br />
from that state.<br />
8. Entries will compete for a traveling trophy<br />
awarded by the UJSSA, and will be awarded<br />
first through eighth place ribbons. Traveling trophy<br />
must be returned for the following year’s<br />
show or exhibitor will be charged for a new trophy.<br />
No added premiums will be awarded.<br />
• Division 11- Yearling Rams<br />
(born 9/1/2016 to 8/31/2017)<br />
a. Slick Shorn b. Production<br />
• Division 12- Senior (Fall) Rams<br />
(born 9/1/2017 to 12/31/2017)<br />
a. Slick Shorn b. Production<br />
• Division 13- Junior Ram Lambs<br />
(born 1/1/<strong>2018</strong> and later)<br />
a. Slick Shorn b. Production<br />
• Division 14- Yearling Rams<br />
(born 9/1/2016 to 8/31/2017)<br />
a. Owned b. Bred & Owned<br />
• Division 15- Senior (Fall) Rams<br />
(born 9/1/2017 to 12/31/2017)<br />
a. Owned b. Bred & Owned<br />
• Division 16- Junior Ram Lambs<br />
(born 1/1/<strong>2018</strong> and later)<br />
a. Owned b. Bred & Owned<br />
• Division 17- Yearling Ewes<br />
<strong>2018</strong> SUFFOLK DIRECTORY
Contact Any of<br />
Us for Top<br />
Quality <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
Breeding &<br />
Show Quality<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
HUKOWICZ FARM<br />
SUFFOLKS<br />
Janet Hukowicz<br />
Andrew & Emmie<br />
Hukowicz<br />
35 East Street<br />
Hadley, MA 01035<br />
jhukowic@smith.edu<br />
Janet: 413/204-7248<br />
Andrew: 413/478-5774<br />
BORAWSKI FARM<br />
Robert A. Borawski<br />
170 Audubon Road<br />
PO Box 301<br />
Leeds, MA 01053<br />
413/584-3291<br />
borawskifarm@comcast.net<br />
MACCAULEY SUFFOLKS<br />
Bill & Betsy MacCauley<br />
& Family<br />
4333 Steelville Road<br />
Atglen, PA 19310<br />
610/593-2907<br />
maccauley@epix.net<br />
www.maccauleysheep.com<br />
MT. SALEM SUFFOLKS<br />
John Peck & Taylor Peck<br />
680 County Road 579<br />
Pittstown, NJ 08867<br />
mtsalemsuffolks@yahoo.com<br />
John: 908/581-9898<br />
Taylor: 908/328-4053<br />
STONY FARM SUFFOLKS<br />
Gordon & Barbara MacPhee<br />
428 Salisbury Street<br />
Holden, MA 01520<br />
508/829-4556<br />
brmacphee@aol.com<br />
MIL-SID FARM<br />
Josh Miller<br />
272 Frisbieville Road<br />
Schoharie, NY 12157<br />
518/231-8113<br />
millers@midtel.net<br />
mil-sidfarm@weebly.com<br />
JAKAHRVIS FARMS<br />
Andrew, Nichole<br />
& Hudson Hirt<br />
P.O. Box 657<br />
Redwood, NY 13679<br />
315/559-9361<br />
jakahrvisfarms@yahoo.com<br />
SPLENDORVIEW SUFFOLKS<br />
Lorie & Shawn Thayer<br />
Kim LaBlanc<br />
160 Bryant Road<br />
Cummington, MA 01026<br />
413/634-5528<br />
sthayer@bcn.net<br />
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TO JOIN US!<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Show at the Big E<br />
Tues. Sept. 18, <strong>2018</strong><br />
8:30 AM<br />
BOBCAT HILL FARM<br />
Lesley Merritt<br />
924 Brattleboro Road<br />
Bernardston, MA 01337<br />
413/648-9537<br />
Lamb61347@yahoo.com<br />
<strong>2018</strong> OFFICERS<br />
President: Josh Miller Secretary: Barbara MacPhee Treasurer: Janet Hukowicz<br />
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(born 9/1/2016 to 8/31/2017)<br />
a. Slick Shorn b. Production<br />
• Division 18- Senior (Fall) Ewes<br />
(born 9/1/2017 to 12/31/2017)<br />
a. Slick Shorn b. Production<br />
• Division 19- Junior Ewe Lambs<br />
(born 1/1/<strong>2018</strong> and later)<br />
a. Slick Shorn b. Production<br />
• Division 20- Yearling Ewes/Weaned a<br />
Lamb (born 9/1/2016 to 8/31/2017)<br />
a. Owned b. Bred & Owned<br />
• Division 21- Yearling Ewes<br />
(born 9/1/2016 to 8/31/2017)<br />
a. Owned b. Bred & Owned<br />
• Division 22- Senior (Fall) Ewes<br />
(born 9/1/2017 to 12/31/2017)<br />
a. Owned b. Bred & Owned<br />
• Division 23- Junior Ewe Lambs<br />
(born 1/1/<strong>2018</strong> and later)<br />
a. Owned b. Bred & Owned<br />
• Division 24- State <strong>Suffolk</strong> Breeding Flock<br />
Fitting Contest<br />
Traditional Fitting - Senior & Junior Division:<br />
1. To guarantee a sheep, exhibitors are<br />
encouraged to pre-enter for the fitting contest.<br />
2. Each contestant will be asked to fit one<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> ewe lamb in its entirety during the one<br />
hour allotted for competition.<br />
3. Sheep will be determined prior to the<br />
contest. The lambs will not have trimmed feet<br />
and will not be washed...all in the competition<br />
will be "fresh out of the field". Lambs will carry<br />
an approximate 75-day fleece.<br />
4. Juniors may use fitting equipment of their<br />
own choice, except for electrical shearing or<br />
clipping equipment.<br />
5. Seniors may use fitting equipment of<br />
their own choice, including electrical shearing<br />
and clipping equipment.<br />
6. All contestants must furnish their own<br />
equipment including trimming stands, shears,<br />
clippers, extension cords, wool cards and traditional<br />
equipment.<br />
7. Equipment may be shared with other<br />
contestants if an agreement is made prior to<br />
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the contest. If contestants share, equipment<br />
must be handled safely and courteously. If, in<br />
the opinion of judges, a contestant is unable to<br />
control electrical equipment, they will be<br />
restricted to hand shearers.<br />
8. Only water and soap may be used to wet<br />
fleece.<br />
9. Judging will be based on:<br />
a. Appearance of the finished animal<br />
and the image it would present if entering the<br />
show ring.<br />
b. Manner of handling the animal and<br />
equipment while fitting to ensure safety.<br />
c. Knowledge of and proper use of<br />
equipment and ability to answer questions from<br />
judges pertaining to fitting.<br />
d. Courtesy to other contestants and<br />
show officials.<br />
*Winners of past UJSSA Fitting Contests<br />
will be ineligible to compete in the same division<br />
to win an award.<br />
Slicked Fitting Contest - Senior Division:<br />
1. Slicked Fitting Contest only open to<br />
Senior Division.<br />
2. To guarantee a sheep, exhibitors are<br />
encouraged to pre-enter for the fitting contest.<br />
3. Each contestant will be asked to slick<br />
shear one <strong>Suffolk</strong> ewe lamb and get it show<br />
ready in its entirety during the hour allotted for<br />
competition.<br />
4. Prior to contest, contestants will have<br />
drawn for their lambs. The lambs will not have<br />
trimmed feet but WILL be able to be washed,<br />
providing that the contestant does in the 30<br />
minutes provided before the contest<br />
begins...all in the competition will be "fresh out<br />
of the field." Lambs will carry an approximate<br />
75-day fleece.<br />
5. Contestants may use fitting equipment of<br />
their own choice, including electrical shearing<br />
or clipping equipment.<br />
6. All contestants must furnish their own<br />
equipment including trimming stands, shears,<br />
clippers, extension cords, wool cards and traditional<br />
equipment.<br />
7. Equipment may be shared with other<br />
contestants if an agreement is made prior to<br />
the contest. If contestants share, equipment<br />
must be handled safely and courteously. If, in<br />
the opinion of judges, a contestant is unable to<br />
control electrical equipment, they will be<br />
restricted to hand shearers.<br />
8. Only water and soap may be used to<br />
wash fleece, and no paint or white out may be<br />
used<br />
9. Judging will be based on:<br />
a. Appearance of the finished animal<br />
and the image it would present if entering the<br />
show ring.<br />
b. Manner of handling the animal and<br />
equipment while fitting to ensure safety.<br />
c. Knowledge of and proper use of<br />
equipment and ability to answer questions from<br />
judges pertaining to fitting.<br />
d. Courtesy to other contestants and<br />
show officials.<br />
*Winners of past UJSSA Slicked Fitting<br />
Contests will be ineligible to compete in the<br />
same division to win award<br />
Showmanship Contest<br />
No need to pre-enter - No cash premium -<br />
Senior, Intermediate, Youth and Team Prizes to<br />
be awarded<br />
Team Showmanship – See rules listed at<br />
the Junior Show<br />
1. Contestants must register with show officials<br />
at one of the check-in times. Refer to the<br />
schedule of events for the contest date and<br />
time.<br />
2. UJSSA members may show their own<br />
sheep which are entered in the National Junior<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Show or animals entered in the show<br />
by another junior member.<br />
3. Judging will be based on:<br />
a. Control and presentation of the animal.<br />
b. Manner of handling the animal.<br />
c. Ability to answer questions (if asked by<br />
the judge).<br />
d. Overall impression created in the show<br />
ring.<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Quiz Bowl Contest<br />
Pre-entry recommended but can be determined<br />
at the show<br />
An award or cash premium will be presented<br />
to Senior and Junior Champions<br />
1. A team will consist of four (4) UJSSA<br />
members. Team members may, but are not<br />
required to, be residents of the same state.<br />
2. Teams must register with contest officials<br />
at one of the check-in times.<br />
3. Contest questions may cover the areas<br />
of sheep nutrition, management, marketing,<br />
health and technology, as well as breed association<br />
facts, history, <strong>Suffolk</strong> trivia and general<br />
sheep industry issues.<br />
4. Contestants may study the Sheep<br />
Production Handbook. The handbook sells for<br />
$89.95 per copy plus shipping and handling. To<br />
order, send payment to: American Sheep<br />
Industry Association, 9785 Maroon Circle,<br />
Suite 360, Centennial, CO 80112 or visit<br />
http://www.sheepusa.org/shop. Allow six<br />
weeks for delivery.<br />
5. State junior association advisors may<br />
contact the UJSSA/USSA offices for materials<br />
to study.<br />
6. As the moderator asks the question, the<br />
first contestant to trigger the system will have<br />
five seconds to answer the question.<br />
<strong>2018</strong> SUFFOLK DIRECTORY
Minnesota <strong>Suffolk</strong> Breeders<br />
Berg <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
CANNON RIVER<br />
SUFFOLKS<br />
We had a great year last year! “Dakota” was the<br />
Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Ram -<br />
National Jr. Show and combined with two other<br />
class winners out of our Cox buck. Our <strong>2018</strong><br />
lamb crop looks promising with both ewes and<br />
rams for sale!<br />
Kulas <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Kulas <strong>Suffolk</strong>s 1632<br />
at the 2017 UJSSA Show.<br />
Champion <strong>Suffolk</strong> Ewe for the Henderson Family.<br />
We raise and sell good ones.<br />
Follow us on Facebook for more photos of high quality<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, Southdowns and show goats for sale!<br />
MSU 2124<br />
One of the trait leaders for<br />
growth. Owned jointly with<br />
Jeremy & Heidi Geske.<br />
NSIP EBVs - Wwt: +6.6, Pwwt:<br />
+12.4, Carcass+: 150<br />
“Mark”, maternal brother to our 2016 Reserve<br />
Champion Ram at Sedalia. Champion Ram at the<br />
South Dakota State Fair and Reserve<br />
Champion at the Minnesota State Fair.<br />
We bred him to a dozen ewes<br />
and the lambs are impressive!<br />
“Buckin’ Thunder”<br />
Supreme Champion <strong>Suffolk</strong> Ram at both<br />
the National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show and the<br />
North American Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show<br />
JMG <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
“Leonidas” JMG 1715RR<br />
(MSU 2124 x “Captain Jack” daughter)<br />
His lambs are exciting!<br />
Watch for him at Sedalia.<br />
NSIP EBVs: Wwt: +3.8, Pwwt: +7.3,<br />
Carcass+: 126.3<br />
Berg <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Pipestone, MN<br />
Andrew: 507/215-0405<br />
Marlin: 507/825-3894<br />
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Cannon River <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Kilkenny, MN • John: 612/963-4629<br />
www.cannonriversuffolks.com<br />
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Kulas <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Houston, MN • Jon: 507/429-3830<br />
jakulas@goacentek.net<br />
NSIP Enrolled • Find us on Facebook!<br />
Dombek Family<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Ivanhoe, MN<br />
Randy: 507/530-5938<br />
rdombek@hotmail.com<br />
Riverview Livestock<br />
Barrett, MN<br />
Bret and Lorie Oelke: 218/770-2428<br />
boelke@runestone.net<br />
JMG <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
New Prague, MN<br />
Jeremy & Heidi Geske:<br />
612/756-1200<br />
jeremy.geske@gmail.com<br />
jmgsuffolks.webs.com<br />
NSIP Enrolled<br />
<strong>2018</strong> SUFFOLK DIRECTORY PAGE 23
Contestants may not consult with team members<br />
except on bonus questions. Contestants<br />
will not be allowed to consult with the audience<br />
during the competition.<br />
7. For each division, 10 questions will be<br />
asked per round.<br />
8. Teams will receive 1 point for each correct<br />
answer and deduct 1 point for each incorrect<br />
answer.<br />
9. A contest judge will be appointed to interpret<br />
questions requiring an opinion on accuracy.<br />
10. Finals for the quiz bowl will immediately<br />
follow the regular competition. Awards will be<br />
presented at the banquet. Please be present to<br />
receive your award.<br />
11. The junior division competes first, senior<br />
division follows.<br />
Judging Contest<br />
Entry done at show check-in.<br />
1. Contestants must register with show officials<br />
at one of the check-in times.<br />
2. There will be a junior and senior division.<br />
3. Awards will be presented at the banquet<br />
to 1st through 3rd place in each division.<br />
Please be present to receive your award.<br />
4. Contest will include classes of <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
sheep (yearling and lambs) and questions.<br />
5. In the event of a tie, ties will be broken<br />
based on the question score.<br />
Public Speaking Contest<br />
Pre-enter prior to June 10 or at Show<br />
An award or cash premium will be presented<br />
at the banquet. Please be present to receive<br />
it.<br />
1. Contestants must register with contest<br />
officials at one of the check-in times.<br />
2. There will be two divisions:<br />
a. Division 1: Traditional Public Speaking<br />
i. Speeches should relate to <strong>Suffolk</strong>s.<br />
Possible topics might include: members' experiences<br />
with <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, strengths of lean lamb<br />
produced by <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, marketing strategies,<br />
management, breed promotion or education,<br />
the role <strong>Suffolk</strong>s play in the total U.S. sheep<br />
industry, health issues, etc.<br />
ii. Contestants are allowed to use<br />
props or visual aids in presenting speeches.<br />
iii. A copy of your speech, typed and<br />
double spaced, should be handed to the judge<br />
or judges.<br />
iv. Junior speeches may be 1-2 minutes<br />
long, but not more than four (4) minutes.<br />
Senior speeches must be at least four (4) minutes,<br />
but not more than six (6) minutes. Three<br />
points will be deducted for each minute over or<br />
under the time limit. Juniors are encouraged to<br />
create short, fun speeches.<br />
b. Division 2: Impromptu Speaking<br />
i. Topics will be related to the sheep<br />
industry specifically the <strong>Suffolk</strong> industry<br />
ii. The different age divisions will be<br />
given a certain amount of time to prepare the<br />
speech.<br />
• Junior- 20 minutes to prepare<br />
• Senior- 10 minutes to prepare<br />
iii. The different age divisions will also<br />
be given a certain amount of time, in which<br />
they must meet, in order to successfully advertise<br />
their topic.<br />
• Junior-30 seconds<br />
• Senior- 2 minutes<br />
3. General Rules for all divisions:<br />
a. A new group was added, “Family.” This<br />
can be siblings, parent & child or any grouping<br />
of the family, up to 3 members, that work<br />
together to create this public speech. Be creative!!!<br />
b. Contestants may refer to notes on index<br />
cards while presenting their speech. However,<br />
contestants are encouraged to avoid reading<br />
directly from a manuscript.<br />
c. If reference sources are utilized, proper<br />
credit should be given to material directly quoted<br />
from other materials or publications by listing<br />
sources in bibliography attached to a copy<br />
of the speech.<br />
d. Judging will be based on:<br />
i. Organization - 30 points (composition<br />
or choice of material, use of language and<br />
grammar, sentence structure).<br />
ii. Delivery - 35 points (projection and<br />
delivery to audience, fluency or power of<br />
expression, communication, ability and audience<br />
contact).<br />
iii. Content - 35 point (content and<br />
accuracy of subject matter, relevance of topic<br />
to <strong>Suffolk</strong> industry &/or contestant, factual, current<br />
information utilized in developing speech,<br />
etc).<br />
e. Judges will evaluate each speech and<br />
provide written comments.<br />
"Ewe" Lead with Wool<br />
Pre-enter prior to June 10 or at the show<br />
An award or cash premium will be presented<br />
at the banquet. Please be present to receive<br />
it.<br />
1. A new group has been added, “Pairs.”<br />
<strong>2018</strong> NATIONAL JUNIOR SHOW SCHEDULE<br />
WEDNESDAY – July 4<br />
12 pm Sheep may begin to arrive at the facility<br />
THURSDAY – July 5<br />
3-5 pm ALL SHEEP CHECK-IN: *NEW* Check-in times designated.<br />
No animals will be checked in outside of these times. ANY SHEEP<br />
SHOWN ON FRIDAY MUST BE CHECKED IN.<br />
3-5 pm Check-in Leadership Materials<br />
6 pm Slicked and Fitted Fitting Contest**<br />
7-9 pm Market Lamb/Production Weigh-in and Scanning<br />
9 pm Deadline for Sheep Arrival<br />
FRIDAY – July 6<br />
7-8 am BREEDING SHEEP CHECK-IN: *NEW* Check-in times designated.<br />
No animals will be checked in outside of these times. SHEEP<br />
SHOWN ON FRIDAY WILL NOT BE CHECKED IN FRIDAY.<br />
7-8 am Check-in Leadership Materials<br />
8 am Announcements, Meet the UJSSA Directors – Breakfast provided<br />
9 am Market Lamb and Wether Sire & Dam Show (includes<br />
Percentage) followed by Market Lamb & Wether Showmanship<br />
10 am UJSSA Director Application Deadline<br />
11 am Dress-a-Sheep**<br />
12 pm Ewe Lead with Wool**<br />
1 pm Public Speaking<br />
1-3 pm Judging of Leadership Contests<br />
2 pm Judging Contest<br />
4 pm UJSSA Director Interviews<br />
6 pm Pizza Party in the ring with karaoke to follow<br />
SATURDAY – July 7<br />
7:30 am Announcements<br />
8 am Breeding Ewe Sheep Show (Slick, Production, Owned, and Bred<br />
and Owned) followed by Supreme Ewe Selection,<br />
followed by Breeding Sheep showmanship<br />
12 pm Lunch provided by the Junior Board<br />
2 pm Quiz Bowl or 30 min. after completion of showmanship<br />
6 pm Banquet and Awards in the Exhibit Hall Dining Room<br />
Group photo will be during the banquet (wear your t-shirt!)<br />
SUNDAY – July 8<br />
7:30 am Announcements<br />
8 am Breeding Ram Sheep Show (Slick, Production, Owned, and<br />
Bred and Owned) followed by Supreme Ram Selection, State Flock,<br />
Closing Ceremony, Release<br />
11 pm Everyone must be off the grounds<br />
**Denotes events All-American exhibitors are invited to participate in.<br />
PAGE 24<br />
We breed production-based<br />
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Our <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, which feature Tom<br />
Slack and Bob Kimm breeding,<br />
do well in wether shows!<br />
Plan a visit and<br />
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580-571-2931 580-461-3385<br />
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This can be 2 exhibitors, an exhibitor and an<br />
adult or 2 adults that show together in the contest.<br />
2. Your commentary, containing your name,<br />
address, city, state, age, school if applicable,<br />
sheep’s name and age and whether animal<br />
was fitted and trained by contestant must be<br />
turned in at one of the check-in times.<br />
Commentary should be limited to 300 words,<br />
approximately 150 words on the contestant,<br />
awards and hobbies, and should also include<br />
approximately 150 words about the garment.<br />
3. Contest officials reserve the right to edit<br />
activities resumes.<br />
4. Sheep must be a registered <strong>Suffolk</strong> yearling<br />
ewe, senior ewe or ewe lamb conditioned,<br />
fitted and trained to show at halter. All sheep<br />
must be entered and shown in their respective<br />
breeding sheep class in the <strong>2018</strong> National<br />
Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show.<br />
5. Judging will be based on:<br />
a. Outfit-35 points (fit and style of<br />
entrant's clothing) (Main garment(s) must be<br />
made of at least 60 % wool fiber. Contestants<br />
must furnish their own garment(s) which may<br />
be handmade and/or purchased.)<br />
b. Poise & Appearance-35 points<br />
(suitability of the outfit to the contestant, overall<br />
impression created by the contestant and<br />
the <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep)<br />
c. Sheep-30 points (control, conformation<br />
and presentation of the animal)<br />
6. Judges will evaluate these three categories,<br />
assigning points accordingly. The highest<br />
number of points determines the winner. In<br />
the case of a tie, bonus points will be awarded<br />
for creativity and originality.<br />
Dress-A-Sheep Contest<br />
Entry done at show check-in.<br />
An award or cash premium will be presented<br />
top team at the banquet. Please be present<br />
to receive it.<br />
1. Up to four contestants may participate in<br />
each team.<br />
2. Teams will be given 10 minutes to dress<br />
their sheep in the ring.<br />
3. Contestants are encouraged to have<br />
their sheep costumes prepared ahead of time,<br />
so assembly can go quickly.<br />
4. Teams are encouraged to dress up with<br />
their sheep, and can do so ahead of time.<br />
5. Ewes or rams may be used.<br />
6. Teams need to provide a 50 to 75 word<br />
summary about their sheep costume to be read<br />
during the contest.<br />
Photography Contest<br />
Pre-enter prior to June 10 or at the show<br />
An award or cash premium will be presented<br />
at the banquet. Please be present to receive<br />
it.<br />
1. Contestants are not required to attend<br />
the National Junior Show to compete in the<br />
photography contest. Therefore, mail your<br />
entries by June 10 to UJSSA, PO Box 121,<br />
Holland, IA 50642. Entries delivered to the<br />
show must be checked in during one of the<br />
check-in times.<br />
2. Photos should be mounted but not<br />
framed and no larger than 8x10 inches in size,<br />
for display at the National Junior Show. Attach<br />
a card to the back of each entry with name,<br />
address, telephone number, camera used,<br />
entry category and division (senior or junior).<br />
3. Photos must be the original work of each<br />
contestant.<br />
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4. Contestants may enter one photo in each<br />
category or 3 entries total.<br />
5. Categories are<br />
a. “Proud to be a <strong>Suffolk</strong>” - Any<br />
image depicting a powerful <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep in<br />
their "working clothes"<br />
b. “<strong>Suffolk</strong>s in the Show Ring”- Any<br />
pictures of <strong>Suffolk</strong>’s being shown<br />
c. “<strong>Suffolk</strong> Connection”- Any picture<br />
showing a bond between a <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep and<br />
something else like a dog, kid, etc.<br />
6. Judging will be based on:<br />
a. Subject Matter<br />
b. Quality of Entry<br />
7. Photo editing programs may be used on<br />
all photos, however, it must be noted on the<br />
entry card.<br />
8. All entries become the property of the<br />
UJSSA. All rights, including the right to edit and<br />
publish any photo without payment for the contestant<br />
will be afforded to the UJSSA.<br />
Graphic Design Contest<br />
Pre-enter prior to June 10 or at the show.<br />
An award or cash premium will be presented<br />
at the banquet. Please be present to receive<br />
it.<br />
1. Contestants are not required to attend<br />
the National Junior Show to compete in the<br />
graphic design contest. Therefore, mail your<br />
entries by June 10th to UJSSA, PO Box 121,<br />
Holland, IA 50642. Entries delivered to the<br />
show must be checked in during one of the<br />
check-in times.<br />
2. The graphic design contest encourages<br />
UJSSA members to use their imagination and<br />
creativity to develop a graphic design to help<br />
advertise the <strong>Suffolk</strong> breed and the 2019<br />
National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show which will be held<br />
at the Kansas State Fairgrounds.<br />
3. Contestants are encouraged to use the<br />
use <strong>Suffolk</strong> graphic designs, but the use of<br />
copyrighted information or registered trademarks<br />
is prohibited without permission.<br />
Examples of restricted materials might include<br />
cartoon characters, brand or product names,<br />
television or movie characters, sports teams,<br />
etc.<br />
4. All graphic designs must be the original<br />
work of the contestant.<br />
5. Designs should be no larger than an<br />
8x11.5 sheet of paper and cannot exceed three<br />
colors. Contestants may use any type of computer<br />
program to produce the design.<br />
6. The winning contestant’s design may be<br />
used throughout the next year to advertise the<br />
breed and association. Such as advertisements<br />
including, but not limited to, the <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
<strong>Directory</strong>, <strong>Suffolk</strong> Newsletter or the Banner. For<br />
this reason, the contestant of the winning<br />
design must be willing to provide a digital copy<br />
of the design.<br />
7. Each contestant may submit up to three<br />
graphic designs, but the contestant is limited to<br />
earning only one placing in the contest.<br />
8. All entries become the property of the<br />
UJSSA. All rights, including the right to edit and<br />
publish any graphic design without payment to<br />
the contestant will be afforded to the UJSSA.<br />
9. Judging will be based on:<br />
a. Message 10 points<br />
b. Appeal 10 points<br />
c. Originality 10 points<br />
d. Use of Space 10 points<br />
e. Design 10 points<br />
Essay Contest<br />
Pre-enter prior to June 10 or at one of the<br />
check-in times.<br />
An award or cash premium will be presented<br />
at the banquet. Please be present to receive<br />
it.<br />
1. Contestants are not required to attend<br />
the National Junior Show to compete in the<br />
essay contest. Therefore, mail your entry by<br />
June 10th to UJSSA, PO Box 121 Holland, IA<br />
50642. Essays delivered to the show must be<br />
checked during one of the check-in times.<br />
2. Essays should relate to one of three possible<br />
themes:<br />
a. Why <strong>Suffolk</strong>? (Explain to us why<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>’s are the BEST!)<br />
b. What impact do <strong>Suffolk</strong>’s bring to<br />
the ring? (Explain to us why <strong>Suffolk</strong>’s make<br />
such a great impression on the industry and<br />
people)<br />
c. What's ahead for the <strong>Suffolk</strong> business<br />
in the next decade . . . and beyond? (Use<br />
your essay to explain the challenges you see<br />
facing the <strong>Suffolk</strong> industry during the year <strong>2018</strong><br />
and as we head into 2019 and beyond. Explain<br />
how you think the <strong>Suffolk</strong> industry will and<br />
should deal with these challenges to continue<br />
to lead the sheep industry.) Or any other subject<br />
relating to the promotion of <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep.<br />
3. Essays must be the original work of each<br />
contestant.<br />
4. If sources of reference information are<br />
utilized, proper credit should be given to information<br />
directly quoted from other materials or<br />
publications, by citing sources in bibliography<br />
attached to the essay.<br />
5. Senior division essay is limited to 500<br />
words. Junior division essay is limited to 300<br />
words.<br />
6. Essays should be MLA format, typed and<br />
double spaced in Times New Roman size 12<br />
font. For MLA format information, please reference:<br />
https://www.mla.org/MLA-Style.<br />
7. Each essay should contain a title page<br />
listing the contestant's name, age, division,<br />
address and year, along with the title of the<br />
essay.<br />
8. Judging will be based on:<br />
a. Neatness-15 points<br />
b. Content & Theme-15 points<br />
c. Originality-15 points<br />
d. Organization-15 points<br />
e. Sentence Structure-15 points<br />
f. Grammar-15 points<br />
g. Spelling-10 points<br />
9. Judges will evaluate each essay and provide<br />
written comments. Score sheets will be<br />
returned with your essay.<br />
10. All entries become the property of the<br />
UJSSA or the USSA. All rights, including the<br />
right to edit and publish any essay without payment<br />
to the contestant, will be afforded to the<br />
UJSSA or USSA.<br />
Arts Contest **NEW**<br />
Pre-enter prior to June 10 or at one of the<br />
check-in times at the show<br />
An award or cash premium will be presented<br />
at the banquet. Please be present to receive<br />
it.<br />
1. Contestants are not required to attend<br />
the National Junior Show to compete in the<br />
Arts Contest. Therefore, mail your entries by<br />
June 10th to UJSSA, PO Box 121, Holland, IA<br />
50642. Entries delivered to the show must be<br />
checked in during one of the check-in times.<br />
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2. The category, “Family,” means that the<br />
exhibitor, along with anyone else in the family,<br />
up to 3 members, can help with the piece of art.<br />
It can be another sibling, mother, father, grandparents,<br />
etc.<br />
3. Artwork must be the original work of each<br />
contestant.<br />
4. Artwork must be clearly and directly related<br />
to <strong>Suffolk</strong>s.<br />
5. Categories are:<br />
a. 2-D artwork (any artwork that is painted<br />
onto canvas or paper or drawn using utensils<br />
such as pencils and pens)<br />
b. 3-D artwork (woodworking, metal art,<br />
clay sculptures or pottery, string and yarn art)<br />
6. Entries must be entered with a short<br />
description of the artwork telling what it is<br />
meant for, how it is related to <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, and how<br />
you created the piece (materials, technique,<br />
time frame).<br />
7. Judging will be based on:<br />
a. Quality and originality of artwork<br />
b. Detail and precision put into the piece<br />
c. The significance and usefulness of the<br />
artwork<br />
8. Judges will evaluate each entry and provide<br />
written comments with the return of each<br />
piece.<br />
9. Artwork must either be picked up before<br />
or at the start of the banquet or left to be auctioned<br />
off at the end of the banquet.<br />
Top Gun Award<br />
A belt buckle will be awarded to the senior<br />
and junior division winners during the closing<br />
ceremony.<br />
*Winners of past UJSSA Top Gun Awards<br />
will be ineligible to receive this award.<br />
Award Calculations:<br />
Points: 1st place receives 25 points<br />
descending to 1 point for 25th place.<br />
Points accumulate for each exhibitor from<br />
their placings in the flowing competitions:<br />
1. Breeding sheep classes *#<br />
2. Market lamb classes *#<br />
3. Leadership Contests (includes Public<br />
Speaking, Photography, Logo, Essay,<br />
Scrapbook) &<br />
4. Individual Showmanship &<br />
5. Individual Fitting &<br />
6. Judging Contest &<br />
7. ‘Ewe’ Lead with Wool &<br />
Further Details on Top Gun calculations:<br />
*: points given for individual and group<br />
classes, but not champions or reserves in<br />
breeding stock and market lamb competition<br />
&: in the leadership contests, showmanship,<br />
fitting, judging and ‘Ewe’ lead with Wool,<br />
1st, 2nd and 3rd placings receive their respective<br />
points. All others receive 4th place points<br />
#: only points from your highest placing 14<br />
individual and group classes will be included in<br />
the top gun calculation from breeding stock<br />
and market lamb classes.<br />
Good Shepherd Award<br />
(Pen Decoration Contest)<br />
No need to pre-enter<br />
An award or cash premium will be presented<br />
at the closing ceremony.<br />
This is a special award presented to<br />
exhibitors effectively promoting <strong>Suffolk</strong>s by<br />
keeping their pens neat and clean, showing<br />
originality and creativity in decorations and utilizing<br />
innovative display techniques to present<br />
factual information and create a positive overall<br />
impression. Winner will be announced on<br />
Sunday after the State Flock Division.<br />
Cagney Award<br />
All Exhibitors who have not reached their<br />
9th birthday by the last day of the show are eligible<br />
for this award. They are automatically<br />
entered and there is no additional entry fee.<br />
Selection will be based on individual knowledge,<br />
attitude, participation and cooperative<br />
spirit. Selection will be by a team of anonymous<br />
judges who will observe exhibitors over a period<br />
of days. An award will be given to the<br />
Cagney Award recipient and winner will be<br />
announced at the banquet or closing ceremony.<br />
UJSSA Director Applications<br />
UJSSA members interested in serving the<br />
Junior Association for a two-year term as a volunteer<br />
director must apply for the position by<br />
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• Top rate of gain Performance lamb at 2017 Wisconsin State<br />
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• Top 17 <strong>Suffolk</strong>s in NSIP with 4.00 or greater PEMD muscle<br />
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• NSIP Performance flock since 1995<br />
completing a Director Application. Juniors who<br />
have not served as a UJSSA Director must<br />
apply for to be a UJSSA Director Intern, a one<br />
year term, before being eligible to be a<br />
Director. Applications are reviewed by the<br />
UJSSA Coordinators and qualified applicants<br />
will interview at the Junior Show. All applicants<br />
will be notified whether or not they will be<br />
selected for the interview process. Candidates<br />
shall not have reached their 22nd birthday prior<br />
to January 1st of the year in which they finish<br />
their final term. Those elected in <strong>2018</strong> begin<br />
serving as directors effective with the July 8,<br />
<strong>2018</strong> UJSSA Annual Meeting.<br />
UJSSA members elect the President (Vice<br />
President, Secretary and Treasurer are elected<br />
by the Directors from among themselves) during<br />
the UJSSA annual meeting. Directors who<br />
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Also ewe udder scores and<br />
pictures of the ram lambs.<br />
We scan the first week of<br />
June. All sheep are<br />
registered, RR/NN.<br />
We will be consigning to the Center of the Nation Sale, Spencer, Iowa on July 28th,<br />
and Eastern NSIP Sale on August 11th, Wooster, Ohio.<br />
We can arrange for transportation to most parts of the country.<br />
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have served on the UJSSA Board of Directors<br />
for at least one year are eligible for election as<br />
officers of the organization.<br />
The nominations for President will be taken<br />
at the end of the banquet. Speeches by the<br />
nominees will take place during the Saturday<br />
evening banquet. The voting will be done by<br />
ballot at the banquet after speeches have been<br />
made. The new President will be announced at<br />
the banquet after the votes have been tallied.<br />
UJSSA officers and directors are expected<br />
to attend the <strong>2018</strong> and 2019 National Junior<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Shows, assist with fundraising for the<br />
junior show and junior promotional projects,<br />
attend the UJSSA Director meeting at NAILE in<br />
Louisville, Kentucky in November and promote<br />
interest in the <strong>Suffolk</strong> breed and membership in<br />
UJSSA through various promotional and educational<br />
activities.<br />
UJSSA officers are expected to participate<br />
in all UJSSA Board conference calls. If a<br />
Director is absent for two consecutive meetings<br />
or conference calls they will be relieved of<br />
their position on the board.<br />
Let’s Grow<br />
Scholarship<br />
One - $1000 scholarship is offered through<br />
the United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association to an outstanding<br />
individual whom is actively involved<br />
with <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep. The eligible individuals<br />
must meet the following requirements:<br />
1. At least freshman in high school<br />
2. Have registered <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
3. Actively involved with <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep at<br />
the local, state, regional and/or national<br />
level<br />
4. Possess a strong work ethic and values<br />
5. Have a minimum 3.0 grade point average<br />
6. Plan to attend a college or university with<br />
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7. Must be a member of the United Junior<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
In addition to meeting the requirements listed<br />
above, applicants must do the following:<br />
1. Complete an application form, either<br />
word processed or typed, but not handwritten,<br />
which is available from the USSA<br />
Office or USSA website.<br />
2. Submit two letters of recommendation<br />
from teachers/professors, counselors or<br />
community leaders.<br />
3. Provide a current transcript of scholastic<br />
credits.<br />
All eligible young breeders are encouraged<br />
to join the competition. Funds will be paid<br />
directly to the winner’s college or university and<br />
may be used for academic pursuits only. If the<br />
recipient is younger than 18, funds will be put<br />
into a trust fund until the individual turns 18 and<br />
at that time, will be paid to the college or university<br />
in which they have enrolled in. Past winners<br />
may reapply, but are not guaranteed to be<br />
selected as the recipient in subsequent years.<br />
Finalists will be selected from the applications<br />
received. Finalists will be interviewed by<br />
the Scholarship Committee at the North<br />
American International Livestock Exposition<br />
(NAILE) held in Louisville, KY. Finalists in attendance<br />
to NAILE should check the USSA<br />
Display Table for an interview date and schedule.<br />
Applicants not able to attend interviews in<br />
person will be interviewed via the telephone.<br />
The scholarship winners will be announced at<br />
the USSA Annual Meeting held in Louisville, KY.<br />
Applications must be received by the office<br />
no later than October 1, <strong>2018</strong>. Winners will be<br />
selected entirely based on merit.<br />
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The donor of this scholarship (an old brood<br />
ewe) would like to remain anonymous.<br />
United <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
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Application<br />
The United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association is<br />
offering one $1,000 Scholarships for graduating<br />
high school seniors or students enrolled at<br />
a college or university. Any United Junior<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association member who owns<br />
registered <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep and whom is either a<br />
senior in high school or currently enrolled in a<br />
college or university is eligible. We encourage<br />
all eligible young breeders to join the competition.<br />
Funds will be paid directly to the winner’s<br />
college or university and may be used for academic<br />
pursuits only. To qualify an entrant must:<br />
1. Complete an application form, either<br />
word processed or typed, but not handwritten,<br />
which is available from the USSA Office or<br />
USSA website.<br />
2. Submit two letters of recommendation<br />
from teachers/professors, counselors or community<br />
leaders.<br />
3. Provide a current transcript of scholastic<br />
credits.<br />
Finalists will be selected from the applications<br />
received. Finalists will be interviewed by<br />
the Scholarship Committee at the North American<br />
International Livestock Exposition (NAILE)<br />
held in Louisville, KY. Finalists in attendance to<br />
NAILE should check the USSA Display Table<br />
for an interview date and schedule. Applicants<br />
not able to attend interviews in person will be<br />
interviewed via the telephone. The scholarship<br />
winners will be announced at the USSA Annual<br />
Meeting held in Louisville, KY.<br />
Previous recipients of the USSA scholarship<br />
are ineligible for future scholarships. They<br />
are eligible to apply for the Let’s Grow<br />
Scholarship available from the USSA Office or<br />
USSA website.<br />
Applications must be received by the office<br />
no later than October 1, <strong>2018</strong>. Winners will be<br />
selected entirely based on merit.<br />
MAIL APPLICATIONS TO:<br />
United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association,<br />
PO Box 121, Holland, IA 50642<br />
EMAIL APPLICATIONS TO:<br />
info@suffolks.org<br />
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<strong>2018</strong> USSA <strong>Suffolk</strong> Ewe Lamb Futurity<br />
CONSIGNOR RULES<br />
1. Entries open to any ewe lamb born after<br />
September 1, 2017. Ewe lambs will compete<br />
in their specific age divisions.<br />
2. Nomination fee is $25.00 per head<br />
payable to the United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep<br />
Association. Breeders may nominate all of<br />
their ewe lamb consignments during the<br />
<strong>2018</strong> sale season for a flat fee of $250. Ewe<br />
lambs must be nominated and designated<br />
prior to leaving the show ring of their class at<br />
a futurity sale. Payment of nomination fee is<br />
to be made prior to the sale of the ewe<br />
lambs or, for consignment sales, the nomination<br />
fee can be deducted from the consignor’s<br />
check (done by sale management).<br />
Breeders wanting to take advantage of the<br />
group rate must make the USSA aware of<br />
their intention before the first sale at which<br />
they intend to sell futurity lambs. For all ewe<br />
lambs nominated, the consignor will be<br />
billed for the nomination even if the lamb is<br />
not purchased by a junior.<br />
3. Each ewe lamb must bear the proper<br />
identification corresponding to the registration<br />
certificate. The official identifying tag for<br />
each lamb is the lamb’s scrapie tag or flock<br />
tag. The scrapie tag or flock tag number<br />
must be recorded prior to selling and either<br />
(1) submitted to the USSA Office or (2) must<br />
be recorded by a USSA Board of Directors<br />
Representative.<br />
4. Each ewe lamb must conform to and<br />
abide by the rules and regulations of the<br />
sale to which it is consigned. All normal<br />
entry fees and commissions apply.<br />
5. The USSA will not be held responsible for<br />
any dispute and/or disagreement between<br />
buyers and sellers.<br />
6. Sale Options for Nomination:<br />
a. Consignment Sales. Lambs can be<br />
consigned at the following sales: Oklahoma<br />
Black and White Sale, Illini All Breeds Sale,<br />
USSA Online Sales, Ohio <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sale,<br />
Nugget All American, Midwest Stud Ram<br />
Sale, New England Sale, Crossroads of the<br />
West Sale and Keystone Ram & Ewe Sale.<br />
Ewe lambs sold at NAILE <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sale can<br />
be nominated for eligibility in the yearling<br />
ewe futurity the following year. For any other<br />
sale please contact the USSA Office for eligibility.<br />
b. Organized Production Sales. An<br />
individual who desires to nominate ewe<br />
lambs sold in their production sale must<br />
submit their information to the USSA office<br />
prior to the sale for approval. Once a production<br />
sale is approved, that sale does not<br />
need to be reapproved the following years, if<br />
they would like to continue to participate in<br />
the USSA Futurity. In order for lambs to be<br />
eligible, the consignor/seller must submit a<br />
list of the sheep with each animal’s respective<br />
scrapie tag number, which are being<br />
nominated 24 hours prior to the sale. Then,<br />
within 48 hours following the sale the consignor<br />
must provide complete information<br />
for the buyer of the ewe lamb(s). For production<br />
sales, the consignor must pay the<br />
$25 nomination fee per head prior to the<br />
sale or inform the USSA office and a bill will<br />
be sent to the consignor.<br />
c. Organized Internet Sales. For individuals<br />
who would like to nominate ewe lambs<br />
through an organized internet sale, must<br />
submit a list of the sheep with each animal’s<br />
respective scrapie tag number, which are<br />
being nominated 24 hours prior to the sale.<br />
Then, within 48 hours following the sale the<br />
consignor must provide complete information<br />
for the buyer of the ewe lamb(s). For<br />
internet sales, the consignor must pay the<br />
$25 nomination fee per head prior to the<br />
sale or inform the USSA office and a bill will<br />
be sent to the consignor.<br />
Ewe lambs that were not nominated prior<br />
to the sale are not eligible for the futurity<br />
points or premiums. Sales management<br />
shall send in nominations and do not<br />
have the right after the sale to put a ewe<br />
lamb in for a breeder or junior member<br />
after the lamb has been sold.<br />
EXHIBITOR RULES<br />
1. All juniors who meet the requirements for<br />
the Junior Show at the North American<br />
International Livestock Exposition are eligible.<br />
Rules for the NAILE are:<br />
a. The participant must be 21 years old or<br />
younger as of January 1st. There is no lower<br />
age limit but the exhibitor must be physically<br />
able to show their own sheep.<br />
b. Junior members must be present to<br />
show their own sheep unless physically<br />
impaired.<br />
c. Animals ownership must be registered<br />
with the USSA office by September 1, <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
Ownership must be in the exhibitor’s name.<br />
Youth partnerships, farm names or family<br />
ownerships are not permitted.<br />
d. Exhibitors must have current youth or<br />
lifetime membership in the USSA.<br />
2. Ewe lambs are to be registered in the<br />
INDIVIDUAL NAME ONLY. No partnerships,<br />
farm, family, 4-H Club or FFA Chapter<br />
names accepted in the futurity program.<br />
3. The junior exhibitor of a futurity ewe lamb<br />
may not be a family member or employee of<br />
the breeder as listed on the registration<br />
paper. For purposes of the USSA Ewe Lamb<br />
Futurity, family members shall include children,<br />
grandchildren, brothers, sisters,<br />
nieces and nephews.<br />
4. Ewe lambs and points earned in the futurity<br />
are not transferable to any other person,<br />
nor are points transferable from one lamb to<br />
another.<br />
5. Ewe lambs can be shown in any class,<br />
including commercial ewe and market lamb<br />
classes. The USSA is aware that many fairs<br />
no longer offer breed classes, this allows<br />
more youth to participate in the futurity.<br />
Eligibility is no longer restricted to <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
classes.<br />
6. No futurity entrant may compete with<br />
more than two ewe lambs. Total points<br />
earned by two ewe lambs cannot be combined.<br />
7. If registration papers are not received by<br />
the first show, it is the exhibitor’s responsibility<br />
to show the lamb in the proper age category<br />
and have sales receipt to prove ownership.<br />
8. The registered owner of the lamb must<br />
exhibit the lamb. However, if an exhibitor<br />
has two ewe lambs in the same class,<br />
another junior member may exhibit the second<br />
ewe lamb.<br />
9. Premiums: A minimum of $100 will be<br />
paid to the winner of each district. Premium<br />
payout will be based on participation. The<br />
overall USSA Futurity winner will receive a<br />
minimum of $500 total premium payout.<br />
Premiums will be paid out by December 31,<br />
<strong>2018</strong>.<br />
10. The participant with the most points<br />
(across districts) at the end of the exhibiting<br />
year will receive a trophy given by Quam<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s.<br />
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POINT SCORING<br />
1. A point record form must be filled out for<br />
each showing and forward to the USSA<br />
office by December 1st. The form must be<br />
signed by the superintendent of the appropriate<br />
show.<br />
2. At each individual show the ewe lamb<br />
may earn futurity points from both open division<br />
and/or the junior division.<br />
3. Ewe lambs may compete at an unlimited<br />
number of shows. However, only the top<br />
seven (7) point awards go towards their<br />
total. There will be no double points rewarded.<br />
Each year the overall winner (across districts)<br />
of the will be rewarded with a trophy<br />
donated by Quam <strong>Suffolk</strong>s.<br />
4. The period for eligible shows will be<br />
from the Oklahoma Black and White Sale<br />
in April until the NAILE in November of the<br />
current year.<br />
5. Although both fall and spring ewe<br />
lambs are eligible for the futurity, only one<br />
set of premiums will be paid for the USSA<br />
Futurity. The lambs are to be shown in<br />
their proper age division at the shows and<br />
the point totals combined for the futurity<br />
placing. Wether and market ewe lamb<br />
classes are not eligible for futurity points.<br />
6. Futurity points will be awarded according<br />
to the following scale*:<br />
An individual, who purchases a nominated<br />
ewe lamb or yearling ewe and chooses<br />
to participate in the futurity, should<br />
contact the USSA office to obtain copies<br />
of the rules and regulations and point<br />
record forms. This information and point<br />
record form appearing here may also be<br />
used.<br />
BREEDERS: NOMINATE<br />
YOUR EWES TODAY!<br />
<strong>2018</strong> USSA <strong>Suffolk</strong> Yearling Ewe Futurity<br />
YEARLING EWE<br />
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS<br />
Please note that the yearling ewe does not<br />
have to be nominated as a ewe lamb the<br />
previous year to be eligible.<br />
1. Any purchased yearling ewe is eligible to<br />
participate in the USSA Yearling Ewe<br />
Futurity.<br />
2. Yearling Ewe Nomination Procedures<br />
a. If the yearling ewe was futurity nominated<br />
as a ewe lamb, the ewe automatically<br />
is nominated as a yearling.<br />
b. If the yearling ewe was not previously<br />
nominated as a ewe lamb, it is the junior<br />
exhibitor’s responsibility to nominate the<br />
yearling ewe. The cost to nominate the yearling<br />
ewe is $25.<br />
c. Ewe lambs sold at the NAILE <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
Sale can be nominated for eligibility in the<br />
Yearling Ewe Futurity.<br />
3. Yearling ewes must be nominated by July<br />
1, <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
4. Yearling ewes are to be registered in the<br />
INDIVIDUAL NAME ONLY. No partnerships,<br />
farm, family, 4-H Club or FFA Chapter<br />
names accepted in the futurity program.<br />
5. The junior exhibitor of a futurity yearling<br />
ewe may not be a family member or employee<br />
of the breeder as listed on the registration<br />
paper. For purposes of the USSA<br />
Yearling Ewe Futurity, family members shall<br />
include children, grandchildren, brothers,<br />
sisters, nieces and nephews.<br />
EXHIBITOR RULES<br />
1. All juniors who meet the requirements for<br />
the Junior Show at the North American<br />
International Livestock Exposition are eligible.<br />
Rules for the NAILE are:<br />
a. The participant must be 21 years old or<br />
younger as of January 1st. There is no lower<br />
age limit but the exhibitor must be physically<br />
able to show their own sheep.<br />
b. Junior members must be present to<br />
show their own sheep unless physically<br />
impaired.<br />
c. The animal’s ownership must be registered<br />
with the USSA office by September 1,<br />
<strong>2018</strong>. Ownership must be in the exhibitor’s<br />
name. Youth partnerships, farm names or<br />
family ownerships are not permitted.<br />
d. Exhibitors must have current youth or<br />
lifetime membership in the USSA.<br />
2. Yearling Ewes and points earned in the<br />
futurity are not transferable to any other person,<br />
nor are points transferable from one<br />
lamb to another.<br />
3. Yearling Ewes can be shown in any<br />
class, including commercial ewe classes.<br />
The USSA is aware that many fairs no<br />
longer offer breed classes, this allows more<br />
youth to participate in the futurity. Eligibility<br />
is no longer restricted to <strong>Suffolk</strong> classes.<br />
4. No futurity entrant may compete with<br />
more than two yearling ewes. Total points<br />
earned by two yearling ewes cannot be<br />
combined.<br />
5. If registration papers are not received by<br />
the first show, it is the exhibitor’s responsibility<br />
to show the yearling ewe in the proper<br />
age category and have sales receipt to<br />
prove ownership.<br />
6. The registered owner of the yearling ewe<br />
must exhibit the yearling ewe. However, if<br />
an exhibitor has two yearling ewes in the<br />
same class, another junior member may<br />
exhibit the second yearling ewe.<br />
7. Premiums: The USSA Yearling Ewe<br />
Futurity is a national competition, unlike the<br />
USSA Ewe Lamb Futurity which is split into<br />
districts. There will be a 100% payback for<br />
the Yearling Ewe Futurity. Premiums will be<br />
paid out by December 31, <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
POINT SCORING<br />
1. A point record form must be filled out for<br />
each showing and forward to the USSA<br />
office by December 1st. The form must be<br />
signed by the superintendent of the appropriate<br />
show.<br />
2. At each individual show the yearling ewe<br />
may earn futurity points from both open division<br />
and/or the junior division.<br />
3. Yearling Ewes may compete at an unlimited<br />
number of shows. However, only the top<br />
seven (7) point awards go towards their<br />
total. There will be no double points rewarded.<br />
4. The period for eligible shows will be from<br />
January 1st through November of the current<br />
year.<br />
5. Futurity points will be awarded according<br />
to the following scale*:<br />
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Futurity Points<br />
Placing in Class<br />
# IN CLASS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25<br />
1-5 5 4 3 2 1<br />
6-10 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1<br />
11-15 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1<br />
16-20 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1<br />
21+ 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1<br />
* The Futurity points scale is based on a combination of the class placing and the number of participants in the class.<br />
An individual who purchases a nominated ewe lamb and chooses to participate in the futurity, should contact the USSA office to obtain copies of<br />
the rules and regulations and point record forms. This information and point record form appearing here may also be used.<br />
An individual, who intends to participate in the USSA Yearling Ewe Futurity, should contact the USSA office to obtain copies of the rules and regulations<br />
and point record forms. This information and point record form appearing here may also be used.<br />
<strong>2018</strong> National <strong>Suffolk</strong> Futurity Point Record Form<br />
I, ______________________________________________________________________________ have shown the <strong>Suffolk</strong> Ewe,<br />
________________________________________________________, Association Registry Number __________________________________.<br />
This <strong>Suffolk</strong> ewe placed ____________________ in a class of _______________________ ewes, and was shown in<br />
(total head)<br />
the __________________________________________________ division at the following livestock show:<br />
(open or junior)<br />
____________________________________________________________on _______________________________________, <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
This placing is verified by the superintendent of the above listed show.<br />
_______________________________________________<br />
Superintendent (please print)<br />
_______________________________________________<br />
(Signature)<br />
_______________________________________________<br />
Superintendent’s phone number<br />
_______________________________________________<br />
(Title)<br />
Check Out The United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep<br />
Association Website: www.u-s-s-a.org<br />
News You Can Use!<br />
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What A<br />
RIDE!<br />
THE FINAL DRIVE 2017<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s • Shropshires • Hampshires<br />
WEG/I-80<br />
All the miles driven, sheep shown and people met along the way: THANKS!<br />
1983 Banditti<br />
Undefeated Pair, 10 State Fairs;<br />
Ch. Ram, Nat’l Western, only<br />
time he defeated Outlaw<br />
1981 A-Team<br />
Ch. Ram: MO, NE, & KS<br />
State Fairs; Supreme Ch.<br />
Nat’l Western<br />
1972 Six Bits<br />
Res. Ch, American Royal<br />
1st Fall, Chicago Int’l<br />
1968 Gr. Champion Lamb,<br />
NE State Fair; First <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
lamb to win a major show;<br />
home raised<br />
Through<br />
the years<br />
we kept<br />
our<br />
standards<br />
and our<br />
tradition<br />
for six<br />
decades.<br />
1995 1st Place Slick Sheared<br />
Ewe Lamb, NAILE (first year<br />
class offered)<br />
1988 Maynard<br />
Supreme Ram<br />
Arizona National<br />
1986 Grand Champion Lamb<br />
AK-SAR-BEN<br />
Sired by Banditti<br />
1983 Outlaw<br />
Undefeated Pair, 10 State<br />
Fairs; Ch. Ram 9 State Fairs<br />
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2007 Kooter<br />
Reserve Champion<br />
Shrop Ram, NAILE<br />
2004 Maxine<br />
Champion Shrop Ewe<br />
and First Pair,NAILE<br />
2002 Giggles<br />
Undefeated in 10 State<br />
Fairs; Supreme Ch.<br />
Ewe; Utah State Fair<br />
2001 Intimidator<br />
Ch. Ram, 6 State Fairs; 2nd<br />
Feb. Lamb Ram, NAILE;<br />
Ch. Ram, Nat’l Western<br />
2017 Moonie<br />
1st Slick Sheared Ewe, IA<br />
4th Slick Sheared Ewe, NAILE<br />
2017 Woodie<br />
4th Feb. Slick Sheared<br />
Ram, NAILE<br />
2017 The Big Ugly<br />
Res. Ram, NE State Fair;<br />
3rd Jan Fitted Ram Lamb,<br />
NAILE<br />
2014 The Rock<br />
(Rocky) The<br />
2008 “Shenanigans”<br />
1st March Lamb<br />
Res. Jr Ch., NAILE<br />
Shrop ram<br />
everybody<br />
missed.<br />
Last as a lamb<br />
and yearling,<br />
NAILE<br />
W.E. Gergen 402-540-7884 1012 Road 14 · Geneva, NE 68361 Virginia D. Gergen 402-477-7333
USSA Top<br />
Registers By<br />
Member<br />
2016 - 2017 Fiscal Year<br />
Member<br />
Registrations<br />
MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PA 295<br />
Kimm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, IA 181<br />
Virginia Tech, VA 96<br />
Russell Sheep Co., IN 92<br />
Van Dyke <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, SD 86<br />
Season's Bounty Farm,<br />
Radell Schrock, VA 74<br />
Tom Slack, IN 70<br />
Quam <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, MN 69<br />
Pat Erstrom, OR 63<br />
Langreck <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, IA 60<br />
Bunker Hill Farm,<br />
Bill & Susan Shultz, OH 60<br />
Reported registration numbers include<br />
amnesty registrations.<br />
USSA Registrations By State<br />
2016 - 2017 Fiscal Year<br />
State<br />
Registrations<br />
Alabama 0<br />
Alaska 9<br />
Arizona 0<br />
Arkansas 2<br />
California 198<br />
Colorado 115<br />
Connecticut 0<br />
Delaware 20<br />
Florida 20<br />
Georgia 0<br />
Idaho 269<br />
Illinois 399<br />
Indiana 432<br />
Iowa 658<br />
Kansas 48<br />
Kentucky 18<br />
Louisiana 0<br />
Maine 13<br />
Maryland 48<br />
Massachusetts 67<br />
Michigan 118<br />
Minnesota 469<br />
Missouri 87<br />
Montana 174<br />
State<br />
Registrations<br />
Nebraska 141<br />
Nevada 24<br />
New Hampshire 10<br />
New Jersey 30<br />
New York 108<br />
North Carolina 8<br />
North Dakota 111<br />
Ohio 226<br />
Oklahoma 160<br />
Oregon 158<br />
Pennsylvania 519<br />
South Dakota 343<br />
Tennessee 61<br />
Texas 71<br />
Utah 111<br />
Vermont 9<br />
Virginia 322<br />
Washington 85<br />
West Virginia 65<br />
Wisconsin 345<br />
Wyoming 33<br />
Total Registrations 6104<br />
since 1971<br />
“Bringing back some of the best of<br />
the past to improve the future”<br />
At right is “Top Gunn” used successfully in the<br />
Culham-Stevens Flock in the mid-80’s. He sired<br />
four great crops and later sold to Orville Corey,<br />
SD. We have his top son “Hired Gun” via AI<br />
in this year’s crop.<br />
They have made a great cross with our New<br />
Zealand <strong>Suffolk</strong> bloodlines! We have line-bred NZ<br />
“Stockton 95”, the primary sire of our ewe flock,<br />
since 2010.<br />
Come see our <strong>Suffolk</strong>s!<br />
Ewe Flock Bloodlines Include Andrus <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, Batt <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, Big Sky <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
(Chris Reno), And Erstrom <strong>Suffolk</strong>s. We Are A NSIP Enrolled Flock.<br />
Kitzan Sheep Dwight & Gwendolyn Kitzan<br />
18293 Sheep Corner Road • Nisland, SD 57762<br />
605-257-2105 (Home) • 605-430-1593 (Dwight’s Cell)<br />
Email: Shepherd@kitzansheep.com • www.kitzansheep.com<br />
Find Us On Facebook - Kitzan and JHK Sheep<br />
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“Top Gunn”<br />
Morse 307 born 1986<br />
Sired by Frostaire Farms “Tandem”<br />
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Renn-Vue Farms<br />
A Show Season to Remember...<br />
For us and our Customers!<br />
CONGRATULATIONS<br />
4J’s and a T <strong>Suffolk</strong>s!<br />
The Jacobys, OH who won<br />
NATIONAL RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FITTED EWE<br />
and Grand Champion in the Junior Show on a ewe sired by<br />
Renn-Vue Farms “Mr. Z” out of a 4J’s and a T ewe we bred for them!<br />
CONGRATULATIONS<br />
TAYLOR PECK!<br />
With her Supreme Champion Ewe - New Jersey State Fair, & Champion<br />
Fitted Ewe at the Big E with her Renn-Vue Yearling Ewe!<br />
Best Headed at the Big E and 2nd Place Yearling on her class at NAILE!<br />
CONGRATULATIONS<br />
Mt. Salem <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
On their 1st Place Intermediate Ewe Lamb at the Big E<br />
with their Renn-Vue ewe, our own ewe was 2nd Place!<br />
Thanks to all our 2017 Buyers!<br />
Watch for us again<br />
next<br />
year!<br />
Best Headed Ram<br />
the Big E<br />
SPECIAL<br />
THANKS!<br />
To Ashley Craun for your<br />
great job showing, fitting,<br />
and representing our<br />
flock at all the fairs!<br />
National Show<br />
BEST HEADED SUFFOLK EWE<br />
Won with our 3rd Place January Ewe Lamb.<br />
She was Champion Ewe at the Kentucky State Fair.<br />
“At Renn-Vue Farms we still believe a<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> should look like a <strong>Suffolk</strong>”<br />
Terry & Joanne Renn<br />
5674 Stein Road • Pigeon, MI 48755<br />
989/375-2212 • rennvuefarms@airadv.net<br />
www.rennvuefarms.com<br />
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DNA Testing<br />
With recent advancements in genetic technologies,<br />
selection of your next flock additions<br />
can involve much more than simple phenotypic<br />
appraisals. DNA testing can now allow determination<br />
of genotype directly from an easy-to-take<br />
sample. DNA testing may one day allow selection<br />
for carcass traits, such as muscling and tenderness,<br />
feed efficiency, out of season breeding<br />
and disease and parasite resistance. Already<br />
today, two disorders and diseases that in the<br />
past two decades have been detrimental to the<br />
sheep industry are now being controlled and<br />
even eliminated thanks to DNA testing. These<br />
disorders are Scrapie and Spider Syndrome.<br />
Scrapie is a fatal degenerative disease that<br />
affects the central nervous system in sheep and<br />
can be passed from sheep to sheep. Positive<br />
diagnosis of scrapie can result in a flock being<br />
quarantined and animals destroyed. Fortunately,<br />
sheep can have genetic resistance to scrapie<br />
that can be detected with a simple and inexpensive<br />
DNA test. By using DNA testing it is possible<br />
and practical for a breeder to select for and<br />
breed resistant animals. Buyers can also be<br />
assured that they are buying resistant sheep.<br />
Spider syndrome is a genetic disorder that<br />
causes bent legs, a twisted spine, nose and/or<br />
rib cage. Animals that have this disorder are economic<br />
liabilities to the producer. A DNA test is<br />
also available to determine if a sheep is a carrier<br />
of this genetic mutation.<br />
(Includes United Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
Sheep Association)<br />
October 1, 2016 - September 30, 2017<br />
REVENUE & SUPPORT<br />
Donations/Scholarships ........................ $1,208<br />
UJSSA Revenue................................. $34,899<br />
Futurity Income..................................... $2,575<br />
Membership Dues .............................. $20,415<br />
Registrations....................................... $39,826<br />
Transfers............................................. $25,628<br />
Corrected & Duplicate Certificates .......... $680<br />
Pedigrees & Re-Christening ................. $1,120<br />
Postage, Shipping & Handling.............. $7,043<br />
Promotional Items...................................... $35<br />
Membership <strong>Directory</strong> Advertising........ $5,100<br />
Newsletter Adv. & Email Blasts ............ $2,500<br />
Show & Sales ....................................... $3,235<br />
Asi Grant Reimbursement .................... $1,211<br />
Credits & Misc. Income ........................... $285<br />
Total Revenue & Support............... $145,760<br />
EXPENSES<br />
Personnel Expense<br />
Insurance - Workmans Comp........ $362<br />
Payroll Taxes & Benefits ............ $4,870<br />
Salaries & Wages..................... $45,705<br />
Office Expenses<br />
Postage, Shipping & Handling ... $2,523<br />
Computer Hardware (Non-Cap)<br />
& Software.................................. $515<br />
Website Maintainence ................ $5,400<br />
Office Supplies ........................... $3,321<br />
Printing ....................................... $2,980<br />
Internet/Telephone...................... $1,534<br />
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HOw DO I DNA TEST?<br />
DNA testing is performed by a laboratory and<br />
only requires a sheep owner to submit a sample.<br />
Since DNA is found in every cell in a sheep's<br />
body (except red blood cells), DNA can be isolated<br />
and tested from a variety of sample types.<br />
For sheep DNA testing, the most commonly<br />
used sampling methods are blood tubes (there is<br />
plenty of DNA in white blood cells), blood cards<br />
and ear tag tissue samplers.<br />
Blood tube collection requires the most<br />
expertise, since blood must be obtained from a<br />
vein or artery, and many producers utilize a veterinarian<br />
to collect samples in blood tubes. DNA<br />
tests require that blood be collected in purple top<br />
tubes, which contain an agent (EDTA) that prevents<br />
the blood from clotting. It is more difficult,<br />
but not impossible, to get a good DNA sample<br />
from clotted blood. Blood tube samples should<br />
be kept cold and shipped to the lab soon after<br />
collection.<br />
Blood cards are easier for most users who<br />
want to collect samples themselves, although it<br />
is very important to take a good sample to avoid<br />
problems at the lab. A small cut or nick is made,<br />
most commonly in the ear, and a few drops of<br />
blood collected on the card. Some types of blood<br />
cards require that the sample be allowed to air<br />
dry thoroughly. Blood cards can be kept for a<br />
long period after collection and can be sent to<br />
the lab via regular mail.<br />
Ear tag samplers may be the simplest of all<br />
to use and take a small punch of tissue from the<br />
ear using an applicator very similar to an ear tagger.<br />
Some of the ear tag samplers leave a tag in<br />
United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Association<br />
Summarized Financial Report<br />
Dues, Subs & Regs.................... $1,184<br />
Other Office Expense .................... $754<br />
Occupancy Expenses<br />
Office Lease ............................... $2,400<br />
Building Insurance ...................... $1,112<br />
Insurance Officer ........................ $2,392<br />
Show And Sale Expenses<br />
Judging.......................................... $750<br />
Premiums And Awards ............... $6,402<br />
Sales Other ................................... $956<br />
Futurity.................................................. $2,425<br />
Miscellaneous Expenses<br />
Scholarship/Ambass/Jr. Coord ... $5,000<br />
Miscellaneous Expense - Other ...... $75<br />
Administrative Expenses<br />
Professional Fees....................... $2,380<br />
Bank Charges, Cc Fees ............. $3,517<br />
Other Office Expense .................... $718<br />
Asi Grant Expense .................................. $569<br />
Promotional Expense ........................... $4,996<br />
Meeting & Banquet Expenses.............. $7,277<br />
Staff Travel Expense ............................ $4,254<br />
Strategic Planning Meetings<br />
Junior Association Expense ............... $33,794<br />
Depreciation Expense .......................... $1,798<br />
Total Expenses ............................... $149,963<br />
Excess Of Revenue Over (Expenses).. $(4,203)<br />
Net Assets-Beginning Of Year.......... $263,369<br />
Investment Administrative Expenses.... $(2,029)<br />
Unrealized Gain (Loss) On Invest. ......... $18,433<br />
Interest Income..................................... $5,032<br />
Change In Net Assets ........................ $17,233<br />
Net Assets-End Of Year....................... $280,602<br />
the ear, others do not. The container into which<br />
the sample is collected contains a drying agent<br />
that allows the sample to be stored at room temperature<br />
for long periods without damage.<br />
Both blood cards and ear tag samplers allow<br />
the user to sample at one time and submit the<br />
samples later. For example, a sample may be<br />
taken when the lamb is first born and tagged, but<br />
the sample need not be submitted for testing<br />
until it is determined if the lamb will be kept in the<br />
flock.<br />
Hair samples can also be tested, however,<br />
the hair must be pulled and not cut, since most<br />
of the DNA in hair is in the follicle. Any tissue<br />
sample can also be tested. It is best to freeze a<br />
tissue sample and submit it frozen.<br />
HOw DOES DNA TESTING wORK?<br />
First a little background. DNA is the genetic<br />
material of all higher organisms. It is the blueprint<br />
for making and maintaining the animal and<br />
consists of a long string of subunits linked<br />
together – imagine beads on a wire. In the case<br />
of sheep and humans, there are about 3 billion<br />
beads (actually nucleotides). The 3 billion<br />
nucleotides are in several different strings, which<br />
are organized in chromosomes. There are 54<br />
chromosomes in sheep (humans have 46).<br />
These are actually 27 pairs of chromosomes.<br />
One chromosome of each pair comes from the<br />
mother and one from the father.<br />
Along each chromosome are sequences of<br />
nucleotides that comprise genes. Genes are<br />
stretches of DNA that code for proteins, the<br />
building blocks and workhorses of all animals. It<br />
can be that changing a single nucleotide in a<br />
protein can change the function of that protein.<br />
In the cases of scrapie susceptibility and spider<br />
syndrome such changes have occurred in two<br />
sheep genes. (The prion protein gene in the<br />
case of scrapie and a fibroblast growth factor<br />
receptor gene in the case of spider.) DNA testing<br />
detects these single nucleotide changes.<br />
DNA testing, especially testing for scrapie<br />
susceptibility, is sometimes referred to as “codon<br />
testing.” A codon is a subunit of a gene, actually<br />
3 nucleotides that code for a single amino acid<br />
(amino acids are the subunits of proteins – proteins<br />
can also be thought of as beads on a wire,<br />
but this time the beads are amino acids). For<br />
example, the prion protein gene consists of 256<br />
codons, which means that the protein contains<br />
256 amino acids.<br />
Scrapie susceptibility is affected by a few<br />
amino acids, the most important of which is<br />
coded for by codon 171, although codon 136,<br />
154 and 141 also have some effect. Codon 171<br />
codes either for the amino acid glutamine, which<br />
in the single letter amino acid dictionary is abbreviated<br />
as “Q”, or for arginine, abbreviated as “R”.<br />
Thus, sheep may be referred to by their codon<br />
171 genotype as QQ, QR or RR. Remember,<br />
sheep carry two copies of the prion protein gene<br />
(one from mother, one from father) and, therefore,<br />
the genotype must have two letters.<br />
To determine the sheep's genotype, a laboratory<br />
will isolate DNA from the sample submitted<br />
and, by any of a variety of methods, determine<br />
the codon 171 genotype. This sounds simple,<br />
but the difference between Q and R is a single<br />
nucleotide – one out of 3 billion. The fact that<br />
this genotyping can be so easily and economically<br />
accomplished is really quite remarkable.<br />
HOw DO I USE DNA TEST RESULTS?<br />
The results of DNA tests can be used to<br />
guide selection of replacements and help make<br />
breeding and purchase decisions.<br />
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Results for scrapie susceptibility (codon 171)<br />
will say that the sheep is QQ, QR or RR. The<br />
very good news is that both QR and RR sheep<br />
are resistant to scrapie. In other words, resistance<br />
is dominant and “R” can also be thought of<br />
as standing for “Resistant.” Therefore, an RR<br />
ram or ewe will only produce resistant (QR or<br />
RR) offspring. When mated to an RR sheep, all<br />
the offspring will be RR, when mated to a QQ<br />
sheep, all the offspring will be QR and when<br />
mated to a QR sheep, half the offspring will be<br />
RR and half will be QR.<br />
It should probably be noted that the codon<br />
136 genotype is sometimes important. Sheep<br />
prion protein genes will be either “A” (alanine) or<br />
“V” (valine) and, therefore, sheep will be either<br />
AA, AV or VV. Both VV and AV sheep are susceptible<br />
to scrapie. Again, there is good news.<br />
“R” and “A” are linked, such that if the gene is “R”<br />
at codon 171, it will be “A” at codon 136.<br />
Therefore, all RR sheep are AA and completely<br />
resistant. QR sheep can be AV, which could<br />
make them susceptible. It may, therefore, be a<br />
good idea to test QR sheep at codon 136.<br />
However, once you find that a sheep is AA, you<br />
never need to test its offspring at codon 136 if<br />
you only breed it to other AA sheep. The offspring<br />
of RR by RR crosses never need to be<br />
tested.<br />
SPIDER SYNDROME<br />
Spider syndrome is a recessive genetic condition<br />
that is widely considered to have originated<br />
in <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep. Although sheep with two<br />
copies of the “spider” gene are severely<br />
deformed and rarely live to maturity, however,<br />
sheep with a single copy of the gene have<br />
increased bone growth that generally makes<br />
them larger and taller than an otherwise genetically<br />
identical sheep without the “spider” gene.<br />
The results of a DNA test for Spider<br />
Syndrome will be NN (non-carrier), NS (carrier)<br />
or SS (possess Spider Syndrome, most commonly<br />
known as a spider lamb). “N” and “S” do<br />
not, in the case of Spider Syndrome, stand for<br />
the names of amino acids, but rather mean<br />
“Normal” or “Spider” An NN individual does not<br />
carry the “spider” gene and will never pass it to<br />
its offspring. An NS individual can pass the gene<br />
onto its offspring, but when mated to a NN individual<br />
will never produce a spider lamb. An SS<br />
individual is a spider and probably will never<br />
carry a lamb to term. But in the unlikely case that<br />
this occurs, when bred to a NN individual the offspring<br />
will all be carriers. When bred to an NS<br />
individual 50 percent of the offspring will be carriers<br />
and 50 percent will be spider lambs.<br />
Crossing two NS sheep will, on average, produce<br />
25% normal (NN) lambs, 50% carrier (NS)<br />
lambs, and 25% spider (SS) lambs.<br />
SUFFOLKS AND DNA TESTING<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s have definitely been the “Breed in<br />
the Lead” when it comes to DNA testing and<br />
have widely adopted DNA testing to manage<br />
both scrapie susceptibility and Spider Syndrome.<br />
Several breeds at many sales now<br />
require that sellers guarantee the codon 171 and<br />
spider genotypes of their sheep, a practice originated<br />
by the USSA.<br />
A CAUTIONARY NOTE<br />
The laboratories that do DNA testing are very<br />
good and mistakes are very rare. Breeders are<br />
generally very good sample takers and mistakes<br />
are very rare. However, humans are involved<br />
and mistakes are made. There are sad stories of<br />
people paying lots of money for their RR stud<br />
ram, using him on a large group of their top ewes<br />
and then finding QQ lambs among the offspring.<br />
(Remember, it is not possible to get QQ lambs<br />
when even one parent is RR.) The take home<br />
lesson is that sometimes the expense of an extra<br />
DNA test is very inexpensive insurance.<br />
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Showbox!<br />
The UJSSA is very excited to announce<br />
that Circle T Farm of Bon Aqua, Tenn., has<br />
donated a hanging showbox to be given to the<br />
UJSSA member who raises the most money<br />
for the <strong>2018</strong> National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show in<br />
Lebanon, Ind.!<br />
All money must be submitted to the<br />
USSA Office by May 1.<br />
Juniors are asked to provide names and<br />
addresses of each donor. Contact the USSA<br />
Office, UJSSA Director or UJSSA Coordinator<br />
with any questions!<br />
Help spread the word about this awesome<br />
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Members of the<br />
United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
The following members have paid their dues<br />
for <strong>2018</strong>, as submitted by the United <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
Sheep Association, March <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
ARIZONA<br />
Ted & Teresa woehlecke, 7933 W Lake<br />
Huron Dr., Casa Grande, AZ 85194, Cell: 520-<br />
705-3372, Email: Woehlecke84@gmail.com<br />
ARKANSAS<br />
Dr. Harmon & Jeanie Smith, Pleasant<br />
Hill <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 123 CR 339, Wynne, AR 72396,<br />
Home: 870-588-4306, Cell: 870-208-4171,<br />
Email: harmon.smith@sbcglobal.net<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
Greg Ahart & Mary Paasch Ahart, Ahart<br />
Club Lambs, 7 Carvel Place, Sacramento, CA<br />
95835, Cell: 916-716-0089,<br />
Email: grega@superiorfarms.com,<br />
Website: www.ahartclublambs.com<br />
Ron Alves, Alves Livestock, 5036 Mesa<br />
Dr., Oakdale, CA 95361, Home: 209-404-6585,<br />
Email: torpysonoma@yahoo.com,<br />
Facebook: Alves Livestock<br />
Bill Buckman & Meredith MacFarlane,<br />
Beaver Creek Ranch, 539-540 Pittville Rd.,<br />
McArthur, CA 96056, Cell: 530-262-8485,<br />
Email: bbuck@citlink.net<br />
Nancy Callsen & Kenneth & Krissie<br />
Chappell & Kailynn Johnson, Lone Oak<br />
Ranch, 16757 Brandt Rd., Lodi, CA 95240,<br />
Home: 209-727-3672,<br />
Email: loneoakranch.ca@netzero.net<br />
Donner Trail Ranch, P.O. Box 45, Chicago<br />
Park, CA 95712, Home: 530-346-8653, Other<br />
Phone: 530-364-2325 (Steve & Melinda)<br />
Email: mary@donnertrailranch.com,<br />
Website: www.donnertrailranch.com<br />
Hop & Debbie, Ryan & Mona Lisa Estes,<br />
Estes Show Lambs, 9823 E Belmont Ave,<br />
Sanger, CA 93657, Home: 909-226-4836<br />
(Debbie), Cell: 206-999-6886 (Mona Lisa),<br />
Other Phone: 559-301-3241 (Ryan),<br />
Email: petterssonfarms@hotmail.com or<br />
ryanestes@hotmail.com,<br />
Website: www.estesshowlambs.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/EstesShowLambs/<br />
Lyle Farmer, 10971 Monte Vista, Phelan,<br />
CA 92371, Home: 760-868-6933<br />
Sarah Fontana, Fontana Club Lambs,<br />
12635 Hager Ct., San Martin, CA 95046,<br />
Cell: 408-621-7733,<br />
Email: sfontana1981@yahoo.com,<br />
Website: www.fontanaclublambs.com,<br />
For Sale: Club Lambs & Breeding Stock<br />
Melanie Fowle, Siskiyou <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 2300<br />
E Callahan Rd., Etna, CA 96027, Home: 530-<br />
467-5104, Cell: 530-598-1165,<br />
Email: mfowle96027@gmail.com<br />
Marvin & Sandy Heupel, Heupel<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 5925 Foxen Canyon Rd., Santa<br />
Maria, CA 93454, Home: 805-937-5716,<br />
Email: marvinheupel@yahoo.com<br />
Richard, Lesanne & Cody Jacobsen,<br />
Jacobsen <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 4379 S Fresno Rd., Le<br />
Grand, CA 95333, Home: 209-389-4175,<br />
Cell: 209-761-6718,<br />
Email: rjacobsen20@sbcglobal.net,<br />
Website: http://www.jacobsenranch.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/Jacobsen-Ranch-<br />
206036726073277,<br />
For Sale: Registered <strong>Suffolk</strong>s & Montadales,<br />
along with Direct Marketing of Farm Fresh<br />
Lamb at various Farmers' Markets.<br />
Kip & Niccole Kuntz & Family, A & K<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 10290 Myrtle Dr., Valley Springs, CA<br />
95252, Home: 209-786-3540, Cell: 209-786-<br />
3542, Email: swakgk@aol.com,<br />
Website: www.aksuffolksheep.com<br />
Bob P. La Brucherie, Labrucherie Land<br />
& Livestock, 9671 Rd. 28 1/2, Madera, CA<br />
93637, Home: 559-673-4332, Cell: 559-349-<br />
7229, Email: labrucher@aol.com<br />
Janet Machado, Jan's Ranch, 6371 Co.<br />
Rd. 24, Orland, CA 95963, Home: 530-865-<br />
2965<br />
MANN<br />
SUFFOLKS<br />
Breeding Stock & Range Rams<br />
Slowin’ Down ... But<br />
Not Done!<br />
Watch For Our<br />
Consignments<br />
California Ram Sale<br />
Bakersfield Ram Sale<br />
Utah Ram Sale<br />
Mike & Allison Mann<br />
PO Box 252 • New Cuyama, CA 93254<br />
661/428-1233<br />
Email: oldsheepmann@gmail.com<br />
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Bradley H. Mallory, Mallory <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 916<br />
N Plumas St., Willows, CA 95988, Home: 530-<br />
934-3837, Cell: 530-949-7812,<br />
Email: bmallory@cal99.com<br />
Mike & Allison Mann, Mann <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
P.O. Box 252, New Cuyama, CA 93254,<br />
Cell: 661-428-1233,<br />
Email: oldsheepmann@gmail.com<br />
Earl Marsh, Earl Marsh Midknight<br />
Farms, P.O. Box 1013, Lincoln, CA 95648,<br />
Home: 916-645-2875, Cell: 916-806-6869,<br />
Email: cemarsh95648@yahoo.com<br />
Jack Massera, Massera Farms, P.O. Box<br />
1426, Salinas, CA 93902, Home: 831-663-<br />
5537, Cell: 831-594-4441,<br />
Email: jmassera@sbcglobal.net or<br />
karla.massera@gmail.com<br />
Donald & Denise Mayo, Mayo Club<br />
Lambs, 1844 McDonald Ave., Live Oak, CA<br />
95953, Home: 530-304-4008, Cell: 661-978-<br />
1364, Email: dm@shakermaker.com or<br />
denyse1013@aol.com,<br />
Website: www.mayoclublambs.com or<br />
www.facebook.com/pages/Mayo-Club-Lambs<br />
Tony & Melinda Silva, Dan & Lory<br />
McAsey, McAsey Farms, 9800 East Rd.,<br />
Potter Valley, CA 95469, Cell: 707-272-7383<br />
Lloyd & Sheila McCabe, McCabe<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 7933 Jahn Rd., Dixon, CA 95620,<br />
Home: 707-693-1510, Cell: 707-592-6725<br />
Mary McMurphy, Echo Basin <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
3589 Cherokee Rd., Oroville, CA 95965,<br />
Home: 530-534-7783, Cell: 530-570-9856,<br />
Email: echobasinmcm@yahoo.com<br />
James Neumiller, Neumiller <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
1154 Alexander Valley Rd., Healdsburg, CA<br />
95448, Home: 707-433-1960, Cell: 707-953-<br />
1101, Email: jneumiller@seghesio.com<br />
Chuck Ream, windswept Ranch, 15100<br />
Hearst Rd., Willits, CA 95490, Home: 707-459-<br />
0707, Email: windsweptranch1@gmail.com<br />
Blair & Gina Summey, Summey Family<br />
Farm, 8200 McCourtney Rd, Lincoln, CA<br />
95648, Home: 916-408-8738, Cell: 805-501-<br />
7500, Email: Summeyfamilyfarm@gmail.com<br />
Ken & Shirley Volkman, Volkman Valley<br />
Ranch, 2657 S Vasco Rd., Livermore, CA<br />
94550, Home: 925-447-0076,<br />
Email: volkmankw@aol.com<br />
Karen & Gary wilson, P.O. Box 711,<br />
Cloverdale, CA 95425, Home: 707-894-5417<br />
Steve & Cindi Zeigler, Zeigler Club<br />
Lambs, 2126 Boundary Ave., Ramona, CA<br />
92065, Home: 760-788-0622, Cell: 760-445-<br />
2162, Email: steve@zeiglerclublambs.com,<br />
Website: www.zeiglerclublambs.com,<br />
For Sale: Club Lambs<br />
COLORADO<br />
Becky Ball, Twin Acre Sheep, 33942 Hwy<br />
167, Fowler, CO 81039, Home: 719-263-4691,<br />
Cell: 719-980-1248,<br />
Email: twinacresheep@gmail.com<br />
Denny Eyl, Eyl <strong>Suffolk</strong>, 9949 Tammy Ln.,<br />
Parker, CO 80134, Home: 303-841-4169, Cell:<br />
303-619-7141, Email: dennyeyl@aol.com<br />
Kurt & Carol Heupel, Heupel Farms,<br />
27488 County Road 5, Weldona, CO 80653,<br />
Cell: 970-768-1291,<br />
Email: heupelfarms@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.heupelfarms.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/HeupelFarms/<br />
Charlotte A. Jones, Kahaila <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
13611 Rd. 10, Ft. Lupton, CO 80621, Home:<br />
720-371-9232, Email: jedmax2@aol.com<br />
McLaughlin/Griffin <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, P.O. Box<br />
693, Meeker, CO 81641, Home: 970-878-<br />
4563, Cell: 970-629-5740,<br />
Email: mclgsheep2@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.mclaughlinsheep.com<br />
Bob & Jan wagner, 18025 WCR 128,<br />
Nunn, CO 80648, Home: 970-897-2894,<br />
Cell: 970-420-2336,<br />
Email: bob@wagner-ranch.com,<br />
Website: www.wagner-ranch.com<br />
Jack wyscaver, wyscaver Sheep Co.,<br />
23110 CR 63, Kersey, CO 80644, Cell: 970-<br />
396-3101, Email: jdwyscaver@gmail.com<br />
DELAWARE<br />
Ted Bobola, Maple Lane <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 5268<br />
Forrest Ave., Dover, DE 19904, Home: 302-<br />
492-3367, Cell: 302-242-4933,<br />
Email: bobolalambs48@aol.com<br />
FLORIDA<br />
Tray & Kristina Black, PO Box 3185,<br />
DeLand, FL 32721, Cell: 386-233-8401,<br />
Email: whistlindixie08@yahoo.com<br />
Lawson Family Farm, 11060 SE 128th<br />
Place Road, Ocklawaha, FL 32179, Cell: 321-<br />
689-0517, Email: dkisacky@gmail.com<br />
Matthew Simmons, 44017 Woodland Ct.,<br />
Callahan, FL 32011, Home: 904-876-2646,<br />
Email: euphoman09@aol.com<br />
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GEORGIA<br />
Mikalah Potts, 260 Straylott Rd, Franklin,<br />
GA 30217, Home: 706-302-9508, Cell: 706-<br />
302-7498, Email: 2livestock08@live.com<br />
IDAHO<br />
Adams' <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1780 W Dakota,<br />
Hayden, ID 83835, Home: 208-772-2330, Cell:<br />
208-699-4515, Email: cla9090@msn.com<br />
Alan Batt, 3224 E 200 N, Rigby, ID 83442,<br />
Home: 208-754-4114, Cell: 208-821-6909,<br />
Email: alanbatt@gmail.com<br />
Jack & Lori Blattner, Blattner <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
6957 Robinson Rd., Kuna, ID 83634,<br />
Home: 208-465-5526, Cell: 208-859-0111,<br />
Email: blattner.jack@westada.org<br />
Chris Case, PO Box 160, Winchester, ID<br />
83555, Home: 208-924-0045<br />
Bill or Sharol Coon, Coon Livestock,<br />
2604 W 600 S, Aberdeen, ID 83210,<br />
Home: 208-680-1322, Cell: 208.681.2411,<br />
Email: maggykittysally@gmail.com<br />
Mike & Kandi Duff, Duff Livestock, 180<br />
South 800 West, Blackfoot, ID 83221, Home:<br />
208-684-9240, Cell: 208-206-0485,<br />
Email: dufflivestock@gmail.com<br />
John & Mary Eagle, Eagle <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, P.O.<br />
Box 388, Cambridge, ID 83610, Home: 208-<br />
257-3706, Email: eagle@ctcweb.net<br />
Larry Edwards, L & D <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, P.O. Box<br />
126, Almo, ID 83312, Home: 208-824-5583<br />
Austin Goff, Goff Livestock LLC, 254 S<br />
100 W, Rupert, ID 83350, Home: 208-431-<br />
3172, Email: gofflivestock@gmail.com<br />
wendy & Sam Holder, w.H. Sheep Co.,<br />
349 Hayes St., PO Box 74, Georgetown, ID<br />
83239, Cell: 208-419-9475, Other Phone: 208-<br />
680-0455<br />
Carie, Theodore & Travis Jackson,<br />
Payette River Sheep, 2125 Killebrew Dr.,<br />
Payette, ID 83661, Home: 714-402-6356,<br />
Cell: 714-402-6356, Email: cjclips@aol.com<br />
O’NEILL SUFFOLKS<br />
Breeding Stock & Show Lambs<br />
We’ll have consignments at the major sales and always have<br />
stock available at the farm like these top winners at Louisville!<br />
2nd Slick Shorn January Ewe Lamb, NAILE<br />
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Call to get on our list for lambs next year!<br />
Mike O’Neill & Family<br />
M. Dolores & Larry Jewett, Jewett Club<br />
Lambs, 5670 N 18th E, Mountain Home, ID<br />
83647, Cell: 208-850-8717,<br />
Email: jewettclublambs@live.com,<br />
Website: www.jewettclublambs.com<br />
Donna Mays, Lost River Livestock, 3488<br />
E 140 N, Rigby, ID 83422, Cell: 208-541-3405,<br />
Email: lostriverdm@yahoo.com,<br />
Website: www.lostriverlivestock.com<br />
J & A Phillips Ranch, 1325 W 535 N, Paul,<br />
ID 83347, Home: 208-438-8132, Cell: 775-<br />
761-2352, Email: battleborn@pmt.org<br />
Rob & Tami Quesnell, 3390 N 3350 E,<br />
Kimberly, ID 83341, Home: 208-404-6391,<br />
Cell: 208-404-6369,<br />
Email: tquesnell@youthranch.org<br />
Robyn or Bob Ross, 6205 Dufort Rd,<br />
Sagle, ID 83860, Home: 208-255-6178,<br />
Cell: 208-946-6324,<br />
Email: mcnall_shorthorns@hotmail.com<br />
Steve & Laura wilder & Family, 3401 W<br />
Pine Ave., Meridian, ID 83642, Cell: 208-861-<br />
1957, Email: wilders04@msn.com or<br />
wilder.steve@meridianschools.org,<br />
Website: www.facebook.com/pages/Wilder-<br />
Sheep-Co/143246259023852<br />
Matthew, Mandi, Jayce & Haille wolf,<br />
whispering Hills <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 16909 Sierra Jan<br />
Lane, Caldwell, ID 83607, Cell: 208-695-8496,<br />
Email: mgwolf62@msn.com,<br />
Website: https://www.facebook.com/whisperinghillssuffolks<br />
ILLINOIS<br />
Pete Cahill, Cahill <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 17006 W<br />
Cahill Rd., Brimfield, IL 61517, Home: 309-<br />
446-3237, Cell: 309-678-0495,<br />
Email: pcahill17006@gmail.com<br />
John N. Corson, 13320 E 900th St.,<br />
Macomb, IL 61455, Home: 309-837-2168, Cell:<br />
309-255-4606, Email: corsonre@yahoo.com,<br />
Website: www.corsonsuffolks.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/Corson-<strong>Suffolk</strong>s-<br />
1554687471482377<br />
3rd Slick Shorn Senior Ewe Lamb, NAILE<br />
Watch for us at the fairs!<br />
9841 W 300 S • Shirley, IN 47384 • (c) 317/557-0932 • (h) 765/737-6660<br />
moneill@myninestar.net • www.oneillsuffolks.com<br />
wes & Kelly Fryman & Family, 728<br />
County Road 110E, Ellery, IL 62833, Cell: 618-<br />
302-7737, Email: kfryman@cnbalb.com<br />
william R. Fulton, Maple Grove Farm,<br />
1508 State Rt. 37, Kell, IL 62853, Home: 618-<br />
822-6751, Cell: 618-367-2364,<br />
Email: fulton9504@gmail.com<br />
Nathan & Katrina Glick, 12464 E 870 Rd,<br />
Mount Carmel, IL 62863, Cell: 618-240-5802,<br />
Email: glick01@yahoo.com<br />
Steve & Carolyn Hart, Hart Livestock,<br />
1206 E Hart Rd., Marietta, IL 61459, Home:<br />
309-926-6351, Cell: 309-224-8669 (Steve),<br />
Email: HartLivestock95@yahoo.com<br />
Don, Kristen & Kameron Hastings,<br />
Hastings Farm, 2030 N 46th Rd., Leland, IL<br />
60531, Home: 815-495-2081, Cell: 630-<br />
273-1142 (Kristen),<br />
Email: donandkristenhastings@gmail.com,<br />
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Hastings-<br />
Farm-<strong>Suffolk</strong>s-953722298009211/<br />
Allen N. Hornbrook, Hornbrook<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 11 Woodmere Dr., Paris, IL 61944,<br />
Home: 217-463-8840, Cell: 217-251-1744,<br />
Email: anhornbrook@frontier.com,<br />
For Sale: Top quality frame and market sheep<br />
for sale.<br />
Dick Horner, Horner Show Lambs,<br />
1119 E. 1525 Ave, Vandalia, IL 62471,<br />
Cell: 618-292-7627,<br />
Email: hornershowlambs@hotmail.com,<br />
Website: www.hornershowlambs.com<br />
Kanable <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 22289 W North Ave.,<br />
Antioch, IL 60002, Cell: 815-307-6380,<br />
Email: jkanable50@yahoo.com<br />
Jeff Keever, Keever <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 591 County<br />
Hwy 8, Media, IL 61460, Cell: 309-337-7359,<br />
Other Phone: 309-509-1152 (Ryan cell),<br />
Email: keevervicky@yahoo.com<br />
Kim Ketcham, KK Ketcham, 6471 Miller<br />
Dr., Edwardsville, IL 62025, Home: 618-656-<br />
5388, Email: kkketcham@hotmail.com<br />
Tricia (woodcock) Lutman, TR<br />
woodcock, 4960 Rock Rd., Waterloo, IL<br />
62298, Home: 618-458-8552, Cell: 618-830-<br />
2183, Email: suffolk@htc.net, Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/Woodcock<strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Montadales/?tsid=0.772145599570933<br />
Jeff McClure, McClure <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1815<br />
Co. Rd. 1300 N, Roanoke, IL 61561, Home:<br />
309-923-7576, Email: jefmar6@frontier.com,<br />
Website: www.mccluresuffolks.com<br />
Phillip & Linda Miatke, Miatke <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
25220 Pilgrim Rd., Sterling, IL 61081,<br />
Home: 815-225-7020, Cell: 815-632-8440,<br />
Email: pmiatke@jcwifi.com,<br />
Website: www.miatke.com<br />
Trent Nicholson, RDTEE Farms, 1125<br />
County Road 1200 N, Eureka, IL 61530, Home:<br />
309-367-9868, Cell: 309-339-2954,<br />
Email: rdteefarms@mtco.com,<br />
Website: www.rdteefarms.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/rdteefarms<br />
Paul Ramsdell, 1622 Franklin Rd.,<br />
Franklin Grove, IL 61031, Home: 815-456-2453<br />
John & Cheryl Roelfsema, Emigrant<br />
Springs <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 3129 E 27th Rd.,<br />
Marseilles, IL 61341, Home: 815-795-5030,<br />
Email: croelf@mtco.com<br />
Chris Rogers, Rogers <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 2306<br />
County Road 1075 East, Carmi, IL 62821, Cell:<br />
618-384-0545, Email: crogersrcl@gmail.com,<br />
Website: http://www.rogerssuffolks.com/ or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/rogerssuffolks<br />
<strong>2018</strong> SUFFOLK DIRECTORY
SENIOR CHAMPION RAM, RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION RAM OVERALL<br />
2017 IOWA STATE FAIR<br />
Stop by and<br />
see us!<br />
see us!<br />
We’re just a<br />
half mile off<br />
I80, exit 301!<br />
His <strong>2018</strong><br />
Lambs are<br />
outstanding!<br />
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LOST RIVER 16-1046RR<br />
SCHLUENSEN SUFFOLKS<br />
2145 Forest Grove Drive Bettendorf, Iowa 52722 • 563/349-1488 • schluensen.2145@mchsi.com
Ruth Rosenboom, Rosenboom <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
3029 N 900 E Rd, Clifton, IL 60927, Home:<br />
815-694-2140, Email: rrboom@daca.net<br />
Bill Royer, Royer Farm, 1990 W Cruger<br />
Rd., Washington, IL 61571, Cell: 309-472-<br />
3231, Email: royerfarm@aol.com,<br />
Website: www.royerfarm.com<br />
Ethan, Annie & Ty Smith, Phantom Hills<br />
Fitting & Training, P.O. Box 64, Windsor, IL<br />
61957, Cell: 217-343-1717,<br />
Email: phantomhills1@gmail.com<br />
Dennis & Mary Ann Sorensen, Sorensen<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1291 E 3200 N Rd., Chebanse, IL<br />
60922, Cell: 815-450-8722,<br />
Email: dsorensen@kcc.edu<br />
Daniel K Stahl, Dan Stahl Farms, 11086<br />
Macon St. Rd, Niantic, IL 62551, Cell: 217-853-<br />
5534, Email: danstahlfarms@gmail.com<br />
Steve Ulrich, Ulrich <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1310 CR<br />
1300 E, Eureka, IL 61530, Home: 309-467-<br />
4707, Email: ulrichsheep@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.ulrichsheep.com<br />
Von Holten <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 10020 Rock Rd.,<br />
Fenton, IL 61251, Home: 815-778-4409, Cell:<br />
815-441-5278, Email: vontyrk8@yahoo.com<br />
Dale, Angie, Claire & Matt wiegard,<br />
wiegard Farms, 5344 Mill Rd., Evansville, IL<br />
62242, Cell: 618-210-9715, Other Phone: 618-<br />
604-6828(Dale), Email: dalang7@hotmail.com,<br />
Website: www.facebook.com/WiegardFarms/<br />
Richard woodcock, 5945 Maeystown<br />
Rd., Waterloo, IL 62298, Home: 618-939-8536,<br />
Cell: 618-920-1833,Email: woodcock@htc.net,<br />
Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/Woodcock<strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Montadales/?tsid=0.772145599570933<br />
Kent Youngstrom, Youngstrom <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
14276 N 350 Ave., Cambridge, IL 61238,<br />
Home: 309-927-3380, Cell: 309-854-3796,<br />
Email: kyngstrm@gmail.com<br />
INDIANA<br />
David Addison & Family, Clay Knoll<br />
Acres, 4702 N 200 E, Monon, IN 47959,<br />
Home: 260-229-2609, Cell: 765-491-1941,<br />
Email: khdevault34@gmail.com, Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/Clay-Knoll-Acres-<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>-Lambs-105989712839823/<br />
Barry Bruce, 105 Bennett Rd., Linden, IN<br />
47955, Home: 765-538-3536, Cell: 765-339-<br />
4677, Email: bruceb@tctc.com or<br />
bdb@mitchellagy.com<br />
Mark & Pamela Clements, Clements<br />
Club Lambs, 6565 S CR 900 E, Kirklin, IN<br />
46050, Cell: 765-242-7905,<br />
Email: pclem@att.net<br />
Fred & Rebecca Currey & Family, Currey<br />
Club Lambs, 7406 N 425 E, Alexandria, IN<br />
46001, Home: 765-724-9551, Cell: 765-623-<br />
8806, Email: curreysclubs@zigwireless.com,<br />
Website: http://www.curreyclublambs.com/<br />
Todd & Jennifer Deno & Family, Deno<br />
Farms, 4055 N SR 39, Danville, IN 46122,<br />
Cell: 317-797-1954,<br />
Email: tjdenofarms@aol.com<br />
Marion J. Eller Living Trust, 9511 W 100<br />
N, Kokomo, IN 46901, Home: 765-566-3651,<br />
Cell: 765-431-9923,<br />
Email: meller1932@yahoo.com<br />
Philip L. Gage, PL Gage, 7510W 750N,<br />
Shipshewana, IN 46565, Home: 260-768-<br />
4554, Cell: 574-903-6061<br />
Dennis L. Henderson & Family,<br />
Henderson <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 4928 S St. Rd. 213,<br />
Atlanta, IN 46031, Home: 765-292-2672,<br />
Cell: 765-438-4458,<br />
Email: henderso@CCRTC.com,<br />
Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/Henderson-<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s-153287958669028 or<br />
http://www.hendersonsuffolks.com/<br />
Kermit Hoover & Family, 20588 River<br />
Blvd., Goshen, IN 46528, Home: 574-534-<br />
1155, Cell: 574-312-8044<br />
william Jacobsen, Jacobsen Farms,<br />
3338 N 1000 E, Sheridan, IN 46069, Home:<br />
317-769-6612, Cell: 317-260-2166,<br />
Email: jcbsnwll@aol.com<br />
Richard & Cindy Jones, Five Star 'J'<br />
Farms, 4439 N 250 W, Patoka, IN 47666,<br />
Home: 812-779-5210, Cell: 812-480-8545,<br />
Email: 5starjfarms@gmail.com<br />
Bill & Sharon Kabel, Sycamore Valley,<br />
7724 N US 27, Ridgeville, IN 47380, Home:<br />
765-857-2558, Cell: 937-423-5639,<br />
Email: lovinghands47380@hotmail.com<br />
Allen Kessler & Family, RAK Farms,<br />
3682 E 300 S, Hartford City, IN 47348-9056,<br />
Home: 317-768-7490<br />
D.C. Krawczyk, Krawczyk Farms, 3290<br />
South Washington Rd., Columbia City, IN<br />
46725, Email: krawczyk82@gmail.com<br />
P. Carson Lantis & Family, Lantis Lane,<br />
25846 CR 46, Nappanee, IN 46550, Home:<br />
574-773-3669, Cell: 574-596-6969,<br />
Email: donnalantis@gmail.com<br />
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David Mood & Family, 3110 N 625 W,<br />
North Salem, IN 46165, Home: 765-676-5162,<br />
Cell: 317-718-1610,<br />
Email: daveandrhenda@yahoo.com<br />
Carolyn Newton, Hurst Legacy Farm,<br />
3265 US Hwy 40 E, Greencastle, IN 46135,<br />
Cell: 765-720-1113,<br />
Email: toco4552@gmail.com<br />
Mike O'Neill, O'Neill <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 9841 W<br />
300 S, Shirley, IN 47384, Home: 765-737-<br />
6660, Cell: 317-557-0932,<br />
Email: moneill@hrtc.net,<br />
Website: www.oneillsuffolks.com<br />
Jeremy Russell, Paul & Diane Russell,<br />
Russell Sheep Company, 3500 E CR 700 N,<br />
Eaton, IN 47338, Home: 765-288-4845,<br />
Cell: 765-749-0287 (Diane), Other Phone: 765-<br />
749-3100 (Jeremy),<br />
Email: farmer1224@hughes.net (Paul &<br />
Diane) or boilerjeremy@gmail.com (Jeremy)<br />
Website: www.russellsheepcompany.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/russellsheepcompany/<br />
will & Connie Schakel & Family, Schakel<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s & Great Pyrenees, 231 W 1200 N,<br />
Knightstown, IN 46148, Home: 765-345-5711,<br />
Cell: 317-439-6397,<br />
Email: schakel@embarqmail.com<br />
Joe & Dana Schmidt, Stoney Lane Farm,<br />
7740 North 100 West, Columbus, IN 47203,<br />
Cell: 812-344-1121,<br />
Email: dlschmidt11@gmail.com<br />
Tom Slack, 1022 W 1300 N, North<br />
Manchester, IN 46962, Home: 260-982-8714,<br />
Cell: 260-750-7399,<br />
Email: luvmysheep@aol.com,<br />
Website: www.slacksuffolks.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/groups/slackclublambs/<br />
william N. Snodgrass & Family,<br />
Snodgrass <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 5642 S 300 W Rd., New<br />
Palestine, IN 46163, Home: 317-861-5445,<br />
Cell: 317-847-5845,<br />
Email: wmsnodgrass@att.net<br />
Terry Strueh, Strueh's <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 7350 S<br />
350 E, Lafayette, IN 47909, Home: 765-2165,<br />
Cell: 765-490-6969,<br />
Email: tdstrueh@frontiernet.net<br />
Kurt Strueh & Family, Autumn Blaze<br />
Livestock, 535 North US Hwy 421, Zionsville,<br />
IN 46077, Home: 317-769-4548, Cell: 317-<br />
525-2198, Email: strueh@tds.net<br />
Kosta Sunda, Uzdin Valley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
7711 E 625 S, Knox, IN 46534, Cell: 312-543-<br />
5417<br />
Ralph Taylor, R & A Taylor, 26989<br />
Crooked Creek Rd., Atlanta, IN 46031, Home:<br />
317-984-9579,<br />
Email: rlstaylor69@gmail.com<br />
Bill Zwyers, Hickory Lane <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 9050<br />
N 675 W, Thorntown, IN 46071, Cell: 765-490-<br />
4260, Email: wez1950@aol.com,<br />
Website: www.hickorylanesuffolks.com<br />
IOWA<br />
Linda Allen, Circle A Acres, 2731 F Ave,<br />
Garwin, IA 50632, Home: 641-499-2176, Cell:<br />
641-485-1943<br />
Joe & Francine Behounek, Bawnmore<br />
Farms, 3045 197th St, Chelsea, IA 52215,<br />
Cell: 641-751-8639 (Francine) or 641-751-<br />
8637 (Joe), Email: bawnmore@juno.com<br />
Toby Bender, Bender <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 3311<br />
Willow Rd., Hopkinton, IA 52237, Cell: 563-<br />
564-7583, Email: Tobybender4@gmail.com<br />
Cheryl Bierle, Bierle <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1365 Hwy<br />
34, Creston, IA 50801, Home: 641-344-2462,<br />
Email: bierlesuffolks@iowatelecom.net<br />
Kenny Capron, K C <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 20537 320th<br />
St, Parkersburg, IA 50665, Cell: 319-231-4497,<br />
Email: kkccapron@gmail.com<br />
Michael Coughenour, Hoot Owl Ridge,<br />
69438 260th St., Colo, IA 50056, Home: 641-<br />
377-2318, Cell: 515-215-2005<br />
Roger w. Davis, 2883 Idaho St., Osceola,<br />
IA 50213, Cell: 641-340-1010<br />
Amanda & Andrew Everts, 19191 170th<br />
St., Holland, IA 50642, Cell: 319-230-0134<br />
(Amanda), Other Phone: 734-358-6655<br />
(Andrew), Email: akreverts@gmail.com or<br />
andrew.j.everts@gmail.com<br />
Brad & Becky Fetters, Fetters 5-F<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 2961 55th St., Lineville, IA 50147,<br />
Home: 641-876-6251, Cell: 641-344-5011,<br />
Email: bbbc4f@grm.net<br />
Craig Fetters, Belle Haven Farm, 49040<br />
100th St., Lucas, IA 50151, Cell: 641-414-<br />
1979, Email: fetters_1963@yahoo.com<br />
Marv & Marilyn Fisher, Fisher <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
14105 Hickman Rd., Des Moines, IA 50323,<br />
Home: 515-278-1622, Cell: 515-240-4577,<br />
Email: fishersuffolks@msn.com,<br />
Website: www.fishersuffolks.com,<br />
For Sale: Yearling Rams, Ram Lambs, Ewe<br />
Lambs, Brood Ewes, Bred Ewes<br />
<strong>2018</strong> SUFFOLK DIRECTORY PAGE 47
Randy, Teresa, Creed & Cayenne Harker,<br />
3933 Eagle Ave. SW, Oxford, IA 52322,<br />
Cell: 319-430-4748,<br />
Email: teresa@rek-rah.com,<br />
Website: facebook.com/rekrahranch<br />
Mike Hindman, Hindman Show Lambs,<br />
1648 640th Ave., Albia, IA 52531, Cell: 515-<br />
491-7829, Email: Hindmanlamb@yahoo.com,<br />
Website: www.hindmanshowlambs.com<br />
Gary Hoskins, Hoskins Stock Farms,<br />
1651 255th St., Jefferson, IA 50129,<br />
Cell: 515-370-3239,<br />
Email: hoskinsagsolutions@yahoo.com<br />
Kenneth E Hykes, 32516 Meadow Rd.,<br />
Adel, IA 50003, Home: 515-993-3119, Cell:<br />
515-250-9921, Email: ken.hykes@gmail.com<br />
Michael & Debra Jensen, Moonshadow<br />
Farm, 33564 Hwy E 34, Castana, IA 51010,<br />
Home: 712-353-6599, Cell: 712-420-2181,<br />
Email: michaelj@wiatel.net<br />
Rich Krafka, Rich Krafka Family<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 2064 X Ave., Dysart, IA 52224,<br />
Home: 319-476-3760,<br />
Email: truechamp@aol.com,<br />
Website: www.krafkasuffolks.com<br />
Krafka Harkema <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 908 525th<br />
Ave., Montezuma, IA 50171, Home: 641-<br />
623-7200, Cell: 641-891-4381,<br />
Email: truechamp@aol.com,<br />
Website: www.krafkasuffolks.com<br />
Kevin Langreck, Langreck <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
3140 275th St., Ridgeway, IA 52165,<br />
Home: 563-547-1272, Cell: 563-380-9410,<br />
Email: kevinlangreck@reagan.com<br />
Kevin Lansing, KJ Lansing <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
1553 175th St., Ossian, IA 52161, Home: 563-<br />
532-9115, Cell: 563-380-7292,<br />
Email: klansing@acegroup.cc,<br />
Website:<br />
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lansing-<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s-and-Club-Lambs/207779925900802<br />
Connie Mattingly, 2509 N Ave., Toledo, IA<br />
52342, Cell: 641-485-6215<br />
Kim & Delores Meerdink, Meerdink<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 4941 Cherry Ave., Hawarden, IA<br />
51023, Home: 712-552-1802,<br />
Email: kdmeerdink@netllcwb.net<br />
Paul Paulsen Jr. & Family, Paulsen<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>, 2724 Jasper Ave., Oto, IA 51044,<br />
Home: 712-876-2284<br />
Harlen Persinger, HJP <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PO Box<br />
116, Grundy Center, IA 50638, Home: 319-<br />
824-3384, Cell: 414-771-5828, Other Phone:<br />
319-824-3384, Email: hlensphotos@wi.rr.com<br />
John Rist, Noelle Swanson, Jenna Rist<br />
& Alicia Rist, Rist Farms, 4055 110th Ave.,<br />
Royal, IA 51357, Home: 605-563-2323 (John),<br />
Cell: 605-530-1732 (John), Other Phone: 605-<br />
530-1744 (Ali), Email: John.Rist@k12.sd.us or<br />
alicia.r.rist@gmail.com,<br />
Website: https://ristfarms.weebly.com/ or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/RistFarms<br />
Jeff Sandage, Sandage Farms, 1189<br />
200th St., State Center, IA 50247, Home: 641-<br />
483-2291<br />
Terry Schluensen, Schluensen <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
2145 Forest Grove Dr., Bettendorf, IA 52722,<br />
Home: 563-359-1296, Cell: 563-349-1488,<br />
Email: schluensen.2145@mchsi.com<br />
Jim, Denice, Ty, Zachary, Adalyn &<br />
Maggie Schoelerman, Schoelerman<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 3685 140th Ave., Everly, IA 51338,<br />
Home: 712-834-2621, Cell: 712-260-5739<br />
(Jim), Email: jdscho@evertek.net, Website:<br />
www.schoelermansuffolksanddowns.com<br />
Seehusen Farms, 24637 160th St,<br />
Greene, IA 50636, Home: 319-278-4349<br />
Paul, Shannon, Lily, Ty, Landen & Tessa<br />
Skartvedt, Touchdown Acres, 3059 Young<br />
Ave., Radcliffe, IA 50230, Home: 515-899-<br />
7828, Cell: 515-450-1302,<br />
Email: skarby67@yahoo.com<br />
Wayne Skartvedt & Family, 30142 F Ave.,<br />
Radcliffe, IA 50230, Home: 515-893-2315,<br />
Cell: 515-291-8551,<br />
Email: wmskar@netins.net,<br />
Website: www.skartvedtsuffolks.com<br />
Tony & Michelle Stalzer, Stalzer<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 307 North St., Zearing, IA 50278,<br />
Home: 641-487-7582, Cell: 515-460-3115,<br />
Email: tstalzer@netins.net<br />
Randy & Barb Stewart, Stewart Family<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 4009 Hwy F36W, Newton, IA 50208,<br />
Home: 641-521-7981, Cell: 641-521-5115,<br />
Email: barb.stewart.56@gmail.com<br />
Tom M. Stodghill, Stodghill <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
2411 Pilgrim Path, Oskaloosa, IA 52577,<br />
Home: 641-673-5548, Cell: 641-660-8455,<br />
Email: stodghillrentals@gmail.com,<br />
Underwood Farms, 910 6th St., Spirit<br />
Lake, IA 51360, Home: 712-336-4684,<br />
Cell: 712-330-0113,<br />
Email: dunderwood649@gmail.com<br />
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Shropshire Ewe<br />
2017 KILE<br />
Champion <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
Wether Dam<br />
2017 Clayton Shuck<br />
Memorial Show A & B<br />
Indiana Junior Club Lamb<br />
Circuit<br />
Congratulations<br />
Dice Family!<br />
Give us a call or<br />
pay us a visit for<br />
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2017 Lawrence County, PA Fair<br />
Congratulations Jonathen!<br />
Special night when our nephew won Grand at<br />
the fair. He and the lamb walk together most<br />
every night. Thanks to sister Olivia, Ryan and<br />
Mom and Dad for making it possible.<br />
Ralph, Melanie, Mattie, & Elon Horchler<br />
238 Busy Lane ∙ New Wilmington, PA 16142 · 724-533-9925 ∙ (c) 724-651-6757<br />
msbsuffolks@embarqmail.com · www.msbshowlambs.com<br />
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Joe & Lori Vlazny, J&L <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 19866<br />
200th St., Farmersburg, IA 52047, Home: 563-<br />
783-2434, Cell: 563-880-1003 (Joe),<br />
Other Phone: 563-880-1004 (Lori),<br />
Email: jlvlazny@neitel.net,<br />
Website: www.jandlsuffolks.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/J-L-<strong>Suffolk</strong>s-<br />
145986318791798/?fref=ts<br />
Joe warrick, Beau Geste Farms, 1998<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Rd., Oskaloosa, IA 52577, Home: 641-<br />
673-5664, Cell: 641-660-1103<br />
Jason wegener, wegener's <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
4107 Hwy 136, Clinton, IA 52732, Home: 563-<br />
519-0131, Cell: 563-260-2221,<br />
Email: jjswegener@msn.com<br />
Kelly werner, werners' Hilltop Farm,<br />
5081 Hwy T38 N, Grinnell, IA 50112, Cell: 641-<br />
990-7835, Email: kellywerner26@gmail.com,<br />
For Sale: Production style breeding sheep<br />
KANSAS<br />
Bryce & Lora Brobst, Brobst Family<br />
Farm, 2023 Linden Rd., Hiawatha, KS 66434,<br />
Cell: 785-288-0368,<br />
Email: bbrobst@rainbowtel.net,<br />
Facebook: Brobst Family Farm - Northeast<br />
Kansas,<br />
For Sale: <strong>Suffolk</strong> breeding stock and show<br />
lambs for quality meat production.<br />
Daniel & Shelley Ciszewski, wishing<br />
well Farms, 20028 183rd St., Tonganoxie, KS<br />
66086, Home: 913-724-3212, Cell: 913-683-<br />
5509, Email: smc3212@att.net<br />
Robert Goold & Family, windfield<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PO Box 47, Meriden, KS 66512,<br />
Home: 317-873-9901, Cell: 317-219-8765,<br />
Email: gooldrr@gmail.com<br />
Rod & Donna Hansen, Hansen <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
21748 S. Hoch Rd, Osage City, KS 66523,<br />
Home: 785-528-2752, Cell: 360-624-6899<br />
(Rod), Other Phone: 785-213-9253 (Donna),<br />
Email: donnahansen@centurytel.net<br />
Ted Hetzke, 2553 Arrowhead Rd.,<br />
Moundridge, KS 67107, Home: 620-345-2657<br />
David B. Mengel, Mengel <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 13999<br />
Tuttle Creek Blvd., Randolph, KS 66554,<br />
Home: 785-293-1965,<br />
Email: mengel@twinvalley.net<br />
Melissa J. Ramhoff, C.M.R. <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
2541 Pocahontas Rd., Frostburg, MD 21532,<br />
Home: 301-689-0538, Cell: 301-707-8137,<br />
Email: mjramhoff@gmail.com<br />
Peter & Kelly Vorac, Vorac <strong>Suffolk</strong>s &<br />
Club Lambs, 5814 Broad Run Rd., Jefferson,<br />
MD 21755, Home: 301-371-4111 (Peter),<br />
Other Phone: 240-446-0996 (Kelly),<br />
Email: pvorac@comcast.net or<br />
kc137f@yahoo.com,<br />
Website: www.voracsuffolks.com or<br />
www.fredericksheepbreeders.com<br />
MASSACHUSETTS<br />
Robert A. Borawski, Borawski Farm, 170<br />
Audubon Rd., PO Box 301, Leeds, MA 01053,<br />
Home: 413-584-3291,<br />
Email: borawskifarm@comcast.net<br />
Janet Hukowicz / Andrew & Emmie<br />
Hukowicz, Hukowicz Farm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 35 East<br />
St., Hadley, MA 01035, Cell: 413-204-7248<br />
(Janet), Other Phone: 413-478-5774 (Andrew),<br />
Email: jhukowic@smith.edu,<br />
Website: https://www.facebook.com/hukowiczfarm/<br />
Gordon & Barbara MacPhee, Stony<br />
Farm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 428 Salisbury St., Holden, MA<br />
01520, Home: 508-829-4556, Cell: 508-847-<br />
2803, Email: brmacphee@aol.com,<br />
Website: www.stonyfarmrealty.com,<br />
For Sale: MacCauley 3004RR Reserve Senior<br />
Champion Ram 2015 Big E<br />
KENTUCKY<br />
Homer L. Day, 5250 KY Hwy 39 N,<br />
Standord, KY 40484, Cell: 859-326-1852,<br />
Email: hday65@yahoo.com<br />
Kevin & Jackie Geisel, Geisel <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
12587 Wish Rd., California, KY 41007, Home:<br />
859-635-7386, Cell: 859-468-7314,<br />
Email: kevin.geisel@kyfb.com<br />
Martha Gosney, Double L Farms, 3769<br />
Hwy 330 West, Falmouth, KY 41040, Home:<br />
859-654-5023, Cell: 859-743-8733,<br />
Email: marthagosney@gmail.com<br />
Doren Shifley, 1050 Cavenbend Rd.,<br />
Greensburg, KY 42743, Cell: 270-579-3871<br />
MARYLAND<br />
Katelyn L. Gnegy, 223 N Lemoyne King<br />
Rd., Oakland, MD 21550, Home: 301-334-<br />
8397, Cell: 240-321-2994,<br />
Email: countrykatelyn92@yahoo.com<br />
Jim & Kristan Latham, Sunset<br />
Springs Farm, 12708 Hessong Bridge Rd.,<br />
Thurmont, MD 21788, Home: 301-271-1907,<br />
Cell: 301-514-8713,<br />
Email: sunsetspringsfarms@gmail.com<br />
Performance - Quality - Consistency!<br />
CULHAM & STEVENS, LLC<br />
5108 HOWELL RD. - WEBBERVILLE, MI 48892<br />
“Home of the world’s fastest growing sheep!”<br />
517/896-7378 - www.culhamstevens.com - culhamab@aol.com<br />
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MICHIGAN<br />
Alan Culham - Culham & Stevens LLC,<br />
5108 E Howell Rd., Webberville, MI 48892,<br />
Cell: 517-896-7378,<br />
Email: culhamab@aol.com,<br />
Website: http://www.culhamstevens.com/ or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/CulhamStevens2016<br />
Matthew & Tamara Edwards, Edwards<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 5279 Powell Hwy, Ionia, MI 48846,<br />
Home: 616-902-7822, Cell: 616-902-8052,<br />
Email: edwardssuffolks@hotmail.com,<br />
Website: www.edwardsfarms.com<br />
Darrell Fortner, 11190 Cemetery Rd., Erie,<br />
MI 48133, Cell: 734-915-3750,<br />
Email: mkfortner@aol.com<br />
Dave & Becky Gleason, Flying G<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 3259 Riley Rd., Gladwin, MI 48624,<br />
Home: 989-426-4133,<br />
Email: beckydave2003@yahoo.com<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Randy K. Hodges, R&R<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 922 Farrand, Lansing, MI 48906,<br />
Home: 810-688-2121, Cell: 810-441-6218,<br />
Email: hodgesrk@yahoo.com,<br />
For Sale: NSIP enrolled flock, high growth<br />
rams and ewes for sale.<br />
william C. Johnson & Sons, Flatwire<br />
Farm, 1234 N Peets Rd., Middleville,<br />
MI 49333, Cell: 269-838-7052,<br />
Email: flatwirefarm@gmail.com<br />
Brent Moyer, Brenhaven Farms, 2647 E<br />
Caro Rd, Caro, MI 48723, Cell: 989-553-4333,<br />
Email: bren_haven@yahoo.com<br />
Mark & Brenda Reau, Reau <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
17315 Ida West Rd., Petersburg, MI 49270,<br />
Home: 734-279-1845, Cell: 734-755-8285,<br />
Email: brendareau@gmail.com or<br />
reau@msu.edu, Website: https://www.facebook.com/Reau<strong>Suffolk</strong>s/,<br />
For Sale: <strong>Suffolk</strong>s for purebred and commercial<br />
operations with production data, NSIP<br />
breeding values.<br />
Terry & Joanne Renn, Renn-Vue Farms,<br />
5674 Stein Rd., Pigeon, MI 48755, Home: 989-<br />
375-2212, Email: rennvuefarms@airadv.net,<br />
Website: www.rennvuefarms.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/Renn-Vue-Farms-<br />
1503585396632761/<br />
SN Hubbach & JM Russell, Russell &<br />
Hubbach, 10351 Clark Rd., Davisburg, MI<br />
48350, Home: 248-625-5960,<br />
Email: karnovanda@aol.com or<br />
shubbach@gmail.com<br />
Kenny E. Siler, Siler Farms Inc., 13175 E<br />
Pleasant Lake Rd., Manchester, MI 48158,<br />
Home: 734-428-7876, Cell: 764-645-9893,<br />
Email: kesiler@aol.com<br />
MINNESOTA<br />
Ronald, Gail & Patrick Arndt, Arndt<br />
Acres, 11775 Co. Rd. 50, Norwood, MN<br />
55368, Home: 952-466-5876<br />
Baumgartner Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 2220 71st<br />
St., Avoca, MN 56114, Home: 507-335-7739,<br />
Cell: 507-227-9408,<br />
Email: jerryb@frontiernet.net<br />
LaVonne Beckler, Beckler <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
23046 Cty Hwy #20, Fergus Falls, MN 56537,<br />
Home: 218-770-9731,<br />
Email: lfbeckler@icloud.com<br />
Jeff Benda, Benda Acres, 250 221st St.,<br />
Jasper, MN 56144, Home: 507-215-0353,<br />
Email: jk_benda@yahoo.com<br />
Dorothy Benda and Family, Benda<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 58512 860th St., Jackson, MN<br />
56143, Home: 507-847-2493, Cell: 507-841-<br />
2220 (Matt), Other Phone: 507-215-0353 (Jeff)<br />
Marlin R. Berg & Family, 641 60th Ave.,<br />
Pipestone, MN 56164, Home: 507-825-3894,<br />
Email: mdberg@svtv.com<br />
Jerry Caven & Family, ATA <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PO<br />
Box 173, Vernon Center, MN 56090, Home:<br />
507-549-3122<br />
Steve & Ginger Church, Morning<br />
Meadows Farm, 734 Hwy 60, Kenyon, MN<br />
55946, Home: 507-789-6564<br />
Jeffrey & Paula Cloose, Cloose <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
18895 143rd Ave, Barrett, MN 56311,<br />
Home: 320-760-8160,<br />
Email: jeffrey.cloose@gmail.com<br />
Greg & Patricia Cox, Monarch <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
8845 215th St., Randall, MN 56475, Home:<br />
320-749-2578, Cell: 320-232-7653<br />
Mike Curley Family, Curley Family<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 93306 Hwy 71, Windom, MN 56101,<br />
Home: 651-485-6401, Cell: 507-822-1672,<br />
Email: mscurl1@centurylink.net<br />
Lois Deal, 7692 St. Hwy 27, Herman, MN<br />
56248, Home: 320-563-4941<br />
Randy Dombek Family, Dombek Family,<br />
2422 290th St., Ivanhoe, MN 56142, Home:<br />
507-694-1427, Cell: 507-530-5938,<br />
Email: rdombek@hotmail.com<br />
Kevin Eipers, Kevin Eipers Family Farm,<br />
13084 610 St., Claremont, MN 55924, Home:<br />
507-528-2282, Email: eiperskd@gmail.com<br />
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Cindy Esselman, DeeVee M's Farm,<br />
17481 325th Ln., Hamburg, MN 55339, Home:<br />
952-467-2726, Cell: 952-210-5494,<br />
Email: esselmandvm@gmail.com<br />
Jon Finifrock, FiniFrock Flocks, 2657<br />
Co. Rd. 6, Barnum, MN 55707, Home: 218-<br />
389-3175, Cell: 218-565-1717,<br />
Email: jfinifrock@yahoo.com<br />
Jeremy & Heidi Geske & Family, JMG<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 31307 171st Ave., New Prague, MN<br />
56071, Cell: 612-756-1200,<br />
Email: jeremy.geske@gmail.com,<br />
Website: http://jmgsuffolks.webs.com,<br />
For Sale: Registered rams and ewes.<br />
Commerical rams. NSIP enrolled.<br />
Don Grunzke, Grunzke Family Farms,<br />
22283 650th Ave., Alden, MN 56009, Home:<br />
507-874-3124, Cell: 507-402-4901<br />
Alissa Kallemeyn, Kallemeyn Family<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 39392 800 Ave., Lewisville, MN<br />
56060, Home: 507-435-2216, Cell: 507-236-<br />
5898, Email: a_voyles98@hotmail.com<br />
Jared Keehr, 22638 225th Ave, Pierz, MN<br />
56364, Home: 320-745-2629, Cell: 320-630-<br />
2800<br />
Jon Kulas, Kulas <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 18148 County<br />
13, Houston, MN 55943, Cell: 507-429-3830,<br />
Email: jakulas@goacentek.net, Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/kulassuffolks/<br />
Carl Martens, Laura Dalquist & Sara<br />
Saul, Martens <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 54840 350th St.,<br />
Lafayette, MN 56054, Cell: 507-359-8737<br />
(Carl), Other Phone: 507-381-3150 (Farm),<br />
Email: martenssuffolks@comcast.net,<br />
Website: www.martenssuffolks.webs.com<br />
Reid V Merrill, 2163 250th St., Canby, MN<br />
56220, Home: 507/223-7121, Cell: 507-829-<br />
4319<br />
Bret, Lorie, Jackie, Joe, Jess, Jessica,<br />
John and Maggie Oelke and Jerod and<br />
Jodee Nohner, Riverview Livestock, 15734<br />
200th Ave, Barrett, MN 56311, Home: 320-<br />
986-2877, Cell: 218-770-2428,<br />
Email: boelke@runestone.net<br />
Rex & Malinda Quam & Anna & Tegan<br />
Ridenour, Northern Exposure Livestock,<br />
60243 195th Ave, Dodge Center, MN 55927,<br />
Home: 507-374-2976, Cell: 507-251-2650,<br />
Email: Rex.Quam@Riverland.edu, Website:<br />
www.quamsuffolksandhampshires.com<br />
Jere Rambow, Jere Rambow Family<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 22695 Hwy 22 S, Litchfield, MN<br />
55355, Home: 320-693-8367, Cell: 320-221-<br />
2378, Email: jmrambow76@gmail.com<br />
Debbie Weaver Rupp, D & W Rupp,<br />
37551 290th St., Westbrook, MN 56183,<br />
Home: 507-445-3317, Cell: 507-822-3398,<br />
Email: debbie@ruppnet.net<br />
Travis Schacherer, Schacherer <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
2344 130th St. North, Canby, MN 56220,<br />
Home: 320-769-2135, Cell: 507-829-1098,<br />
Email: t_schacherer@yahoo.com, Website:<br />
www.facebook.com/Schacherer<strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Steven R. Schoon, 2539 40th St.,<br />
Burtrum, MN 56318, Home: 320-573-2021<br />
John Scott, Cannon River <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
41438 185th Ave., Kilkenny, MN 56052,<br />
Cell: 612-963-4629,<br />
Email: jscott@jphoffmanlaw.com,<br />
Website: www.cannonriversuffolks.com<br />
Steve Stassen, Stassen Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
1105 140th Ave. SE, Kerkhoven, MN 56252,<br />
Home: 320-264-5932, Cell: 320-905-5306,<br />
Email: stassen@tds.net<br />
Mike Tonne, Tonne Family Sheep, 2464<br />
140th St., Granada, MN 56039, Home: 507-<br />
238-9308, Cell: 507-236-2879,<br />
Email: mbtonne@frontiernet.net<br />
Steve, Jennifer, Abby & Brandon<br />
Wieczorek, Wieczorke/Fischer's Farm,<br />
39985 Mulling Rd, Askov, MN 55704,<br />
Home: 320-372-0116,<br />
Email: caspermac2007@gmail.com<br />
Zehnder & Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1883 200th<br />
St., Truman, MN 56088, Cell: 507-776-2423<br />
(Steve), Other Phone: 507-202-2253 (Jeff),<br />
Email: szehnder54@yahoo.com<br />
MISSOURI<br />
Jeff Baumann, Baumann <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
14063 St. Rt. DD, Savannah, MO 64485,<br />
Home: 816-324-4386, Cell: 816-390-4151,<br />
Email: jbaumann@live.com<br />
Tom Burke, Tom Burke <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PO Box<br />
660, Smithville, MO 64089, Home: 816-<br />
532-0811, Cell: 816-853-2697,<br />
Email: angushall4@earthlink.net<br />
Amanda & Kyle Dobson, Circle B Farms,<br />
20210 Hwy 24, Lexington, MO 64067, Cell:<br />
660-232-1433, Email: adobson.rvt@gmail.com<br />
Pat Gorsett, Gorsett Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
22274 E Hwy, Carrollton, MO 64633,<br />
Home: 660-542-2404, Cell: 660-542-4543,<br />
Email: patgorsett@yahoo.com<br />
Carrie Hart, 120 Culpepper Rd., Fair<br />
Grove, MO 65648, Home: 417-345-1123<br />
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Jim & Jody Heggemeier, Heggemeier<br />
Sheep Co., PO Box 2202, Platte City,<br />
MO 64079, Cell: 530.218.0701,<br />
Email: jheggemeier@hotmail.com,<br />
Website: www.heggemeiersheepco.com<br />
Charles (Cord) Jenkins III, 13401 County<br />
Road 2340, St. James, MO 65559, Home: 573-<br />
265-8514, Cell: 573-578-0856,<br />
Email: jenkinslivestock@gmail.com<br />
Bob Kimm & Family, Kimm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
1055 Country Road 1590, Willow Springs,<br />
MO 65793, Cell: 319-290-8997,<br />
Email: bksuffolks@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.breedingsheeppage.com/kimm<br />
Dan Kranawetter, Kranawetter <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
549 Cty. Rd. 546, Jackson, MO 63755, Home:<br />
573-833-6313, Cell: 573-225-6716<br />
Bambi Merrifield, 4-M Farms, 1720 CR<br />
2400, Salem, MO 65560, Home: 573-729-<br />
2234, Email: m-4farms@outlook.com<br />
Dean & Grace Ostermeyer, DGO Farms,<br />
18182 Hwy F, Higginsville, MO 64037, Home:<br />
660-584-7077<br />
Susan Reed, Little Reed Farm, 3777<br />
Loeb Rd, Bland, MO 65014, Cell: 314-640-<br />
8139, Email: reedsheep54@gmail.com<br />
Ronald D. Sprout, S & G <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 622 NE<br />
45th St., Trenton, MO 64683, Home: 660-673-<br />
6478, Cell: 660-358-4702<br />
Twin Peaks <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PO Box 2202, Platte<br />
City, MO 64079, Cell: 530.218.0701,<br />
Email: jheggemeier@hotmail.com<br />
Randy Wilt, 10825 County Rd 160,<br />
Savannah, MO 64485, Cell: 816-387-7045<br />
(Randy), Other Phone: 816-390-6575 (Amy),<br />
Email: wiltstandardbred@gmail.com<br />
Don & Alicia Wright, Wrights Rocky<br />
Acres, 25250 State Hwy 413, Galena,<br />
MO 65656, Cell: 417-236-2010 (Don),<br />
Other Phone: 417-437-7381 (Alicia),<br />
Email: wrightsrockyacres@hotmail.com,<br />
Website: www.wrightsrockyacres.com<br />
MONTANA<br />
Dreher Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 39 Diamond<br />
Lane, Great Falls, MT 59405, Cell: 406-781-<br />
5107, Website: www.dreherfamilysuffolks.com<br />
Pat & Bev Gibbs, Gibbs <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
513 Van Norman Rd., PO Box 382, Jordan,<br />
MT 59337, Home: 406-557-2852,<br />
Email: patbevgibbs@gmail.com<br />
Krysta Green, PO Box 92, Cohagen, MT<br />
59322, Cell: 406-977-2878,<br />
Email: kristadoely@gmail.com, Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/sagecouleesuffolks/<br />
J Bar Stenberg Ranch, 36402 Dublin<br />
Gultch Rd, St. Ignatius, MT 59865, Cell: 406-<br />
207-7674, Other Phone: 406-240-1899,<br />
Email: stenberg@blackfoot.net,<br />
Website: www.jbarstenbergranch.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/J-Bar-Stenberg-<br />
Ranch-159315684416273/<br />
Gayle Lucas, Prairie Rose <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
21 Prairie Rose Ln., Philipsburg, MT 59858,<br />
Home: 406-859-3890, Cell: 406-381-3191,<br />
Email: sheep@blackfoot.net,<br />
Website: www.prairierosesuffolks.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/prairierosesuffolks/<br />
A.F. Luxford, P.O. Box 350, Wilsall, MT<br />
59086, Home: 406-578-0593, Cell: 406-749-<br />
8049<br />
Scott A. & Kelley McKay, McKay<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1320 11th Ave. South, Great Falls,<br />
MT 59405, Cell: 406-799-5398,<br />
Email: suffolk406@gmail.com or<br />
skmckay@bridgemail.com,<br />
Website: http://mckaysuffolks.weebly.com<br />
Dana Penrod, Heart Lazy P <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 51<br />
Perkins Ln., Miles City, MT 59301, Home: 406-<br />
234-2648, Email: heartlazyp@midrivers.com,<br />
Website: www.heartlazypsuffolk.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/Heart-Lazy-P-<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s-1335204619829389/<br />
Randy or Rick Reinlasoder, Rindy<br />
Farms, 39087 Round Butte Rd., Ronan, MT<br />
59864, Home: 406-676-2033, Cell: 406-396-<br />
2123, Email: rindyrandy@hotmail.com,<br />
Website: www.itsmysite.com/rindyfarms<br />
Chris Reno, Big Sky <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 2508<br />
S 64th St. W, Billings, MT 59106, Home: 406-<br />
670-4490, Cell: 406-694-9508,<br />
Email: bigskysuffolks@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.facebook.com/bigskysuffolks<br />
Gail Stevens, Stevens Ranch, P.O. Box<br />
286, 113 S Main, Joliet, MT 59041, Home: 406-<br />
962-3558, Email: stevensranch@q.com,<br />
Website: www.stevensranchsuffolks.com<br />
NEBRASKA<br />
Curtis Baldwin, Baldwin <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
659 Odell Rd., Dannebrog, NE 68831,<br />
Home: 308-226-2679,<br />
Email: curtis.baldwin@baldwinsuffolks.com,<br />
Website: www.baldwinsuffolks.com<br />
Matt & Amy Beals, Dry Sandy Sheep Co.,<br />
55865 Road 719, Alexandria, NE 68303,<br />
Home: 402-749-3134, Cell: 402-200-0444,<br />
Email: drysandysheep@gmail.com<br />
Gary Fritzler, F Open 6 <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 701 W<br />
Woodland Ave., Plainview, NE 68769, Home:<br />
402-582-4472, Email: fritzlergary@gmail.com<br />
W. E. & Virginia Gergen, WEG & I-80<br />
Flocks, 1012 Rd. 14, Geneva, NE 68361,<br />
Cell: 402-540-7884 (W.E.), Other Phone: 402-<br />
477-7333 (Virginia),<br />
Email: morustybucket@gmail.com<br />
Chuck, Nathan & Jennafer Glaesemann,<br />
Reggy Farms, 57165 710 Rd., Fairbury,<br />
NE 68352, Home: 402-729-2306,<br />
Email: reggyfarms@msn.com<br />
Derrick Grabowski, Triple G, 9225 W<br />
82nd St, Juniata, NE 68955, Cell: 402-300-<br />
0376, Email: grabo_50@hotmail.com<br />
Richard, Matthew & Derek Hafer, Hafer<br />
Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1613 Hwy 6, Fairmont, NE<br />
68354, Home: 402-366-6137 (Richard),<br />
Cell: 402-366-1124 (Matthew), Other Phone:<br />
402-366-5776 (Derek),<br />
Email: haferpulling@yahoo.com<br />
Pat Hodges Family, Oak Hill Farm, 216<br />
Greenwood St, Julian, NE 68379, Home: 402-<br />
242-2891, Cell: 402-309-0008<br />
Alan Kjeldgaard, 4400 Co. Rd. IJ,<br />
Tekamah, NE 68061, Cell: 402-374-1175,<br />
Email: almary@microlnk.com<br />
Randy & Diane Steinhausen, Full Deck<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 2800 W Rokeby Rd., Lincoln,<br />
NE 68523, Home: 402-432-3028,<br />
Email: fulldecksuffolks@aol.com,<br />
Website: www.fulldecksuffolks.wordpress.com<br />
Steinmeyer <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 874 U Rd., Wisner,<br />
NE 68791, Home: 402-529-6159<br />
Jacob Wolff, Meadow Creek Farms, 3608<br />
W.S. Airport Rd., Norfolk, NE 68701, Cell: 402-<br />
750-3306, Email: jacob.wolff53@gmail.com<br />
NEVADA<br />
Cynthia Huckins, Ruby Mountain Sheep<br />
Co., HC 36 Box 33, Spring Creek, NV 89815,<br />
Home: 775-753-8327,<br />
Email: rubymtsheepco@yahoo.com,<br />
Website: www.rubymountainsheepco.com<br />
NEW HAMPSHIRE<br />
Ramblin' Vewe Farm Trust, 637 Morrill<br />
St., Gilford, NH 03249, Home: 603-524-2217,<br />
Email: jekeyser@metrocast.net<br />
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NEW JERSEY<br />
Jennifer Herbstritt & Brad Updegrove,<br />
Herbgrove Farm, 131 Hopewell Wertsville<br />
Rd., Hopewell, NJ 08525, Home: 609-<br />
466-3568, Cell: 814-574-1648,<br />
Email: jennifer.herbstritt@gmail.com<br />
John Peck & Taylor Peck, Mt. Salem<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 680 Co. Rd. 579, Pittstown, NJ<br />
08867, Home: 908-581-9898, Cell: 908-328-<br />
4053, Email: mtsalemsuffolks@yahoo.com<br />
Grace Standish, Freedom Farms, 72<br />
Fitzer Rd., Frenchtown, NJ 08825, Home: 908-<br />
996-4762, Email: FreedomFarms@att.net<br />
NEW YORK<br />
Nichole Hirt, Jakahrvis Farm, PO Box<br />
657, Redwood, NY 13679, Cell: 315-559-9361,<br />
Email: jakahrvisfarms@yahoo.com<br />
Heather Jarvis, Graceful Ewes Farm,<br />
8658 Darby Switch Rd, Cassadaga, NY 14718,<br />
Cell: 716-969-5342,<br />
Email: rockyacresfarm2013@hotmail.com<br />
Kelkenberg Family Farm, 12379 Alleghny<br />
Rd., Silver Creek, NY 14136, Cell: 716-982-<br />
6449, Email: janesheeprus@aol.com<br />
Wayne McGuire, Ewe & Me Acres,<br />
4662 Rt. 241, Randolph, NY 14772, Home:<br />
716-358-4188, Cell: 716-708-8132,<br />
Email: mcguire2@windstream.net<br />
Josh Miller, Mil-Sid Farm, 331 Knox Rd,<br />
Schoharie, NY 12157, Home: 518-231-8113,<br />
Email: millers@midtel.net,<br />
Website: https://mil-sidfarm.weebly.com/<br />
Edward Mills, JEM <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 3167 Ray<br />
Rd., Canastota, NY 13032, Home: 315-<br />
655-8569, Cell: 315-480-8132,<br />
Email: elm5@cornell.edu<br />
Alan J. Ostrander, 1675 State Hwy 68,<br />
Canton, NY 13617, Home: 315-386-2126, Cell:<br />
315-244-2473, Email: rjo@ostranders.com,<br />
Website: www.ostranders.com<br />
Jesse Page, Sheep Crossing Farm, 602<br />
Tyrrel Rd., Millbrook, NY 12545, Cell: 914-204-<br />
3169, Email: jpagedvm13@gmail.com<br />
Carolyn M. & Kelvin D. Pierce, Pair-A-<br />
Docs, 256 Irish Settlement Rd., Heuvelton,<br />
NY 13654, Home: 315-344-7735,<br />
Email: cvm4@cornell.edu<br />
Jean Walsh, Adirondack Mt. <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
228 Main St., Jordanville, NY 13361, Home:<br />
315-858-6042, Email: jtw_42@hotmail.com<br />
Evelyn Weissmann, Weissmann Farms,<br />
PO Box 134, Callicoon Center, NY 12724,<br />
Home: 845-482-5786,<br />
Email: jweissmann@hvc.rr.com<br />
Brittany Woodward, Rocky Valley<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 6909 Rt 380, Stockton, NY 14784,<br />
Cell: 716-640-6269,<br />
Email: bwoodard7295@gmail.com, Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/RockyValley<strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
NORTH DAKOTA<br />
Robert Amundson & Family, 2451 37th<br />
St. NE, Larimore, ND 58251, Home: 701-270-<br />
1661, Cell: 218-779-7631,<br />
Email: amundsonm@hotmail.com<br />
Gretchen E. Barnick & Family, Golden<br />
Age <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 5465 88th Ave. SE, Adrian, ND<br />
58472, Home: 701-778-7308, Cell: 701-320-<br />
7718, Email: cgfloral@hotmail.com<br />
David Brown, Geneva Hills Farm, 3711<br />
131st Ave. SE, Tower City, ND 58071,<br />
Home: 701-840-7598,<br />
Email: genevahillsfarm@gmail.com<br />
Jonathan & Jaidra Dagley, Dagley<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 3329 29th St, New Salem, ND<br />
58563, Home: 701-516-6693,<br />
Email: jjdagley@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.dagleyranch.weebly.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/dagleyranchsuffolks/,<br />
For Sale: NSIP Flock, Range Rams, Breeding<br />
Sheep, Club Projects<br />
Harmony <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PO Box 332, Edgeley,<br />
ND 58433, Cell: 701-210-2496,<br />
Email: galb0021@umn.edu<br />
Connie Scott, Diamond Lane Sheep Co.,<br />
PO Box 355, Hebron, ND 58638, Home: 701-<br />
878-4040, Cell: 701-527-5260<br />
Rodney & Rene Syminow, Syminow<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PO Box 937, Belfield, ND 58622,<br />
Home: 701-290-8858,<br />
Email: renek.80@hotmail.com<br />
Ron & Beth Wolff, Wolff <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 10903<br />
96th St. SE, Oakes, ND 58474, Home: 701-<br />
783-4514, Cell: 701-710-0129 (Ron),<br />
Email: sheep4u@drtel.net or<br />
rwolff3064@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.wolffssuffolks.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/Wolffs<strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
OHIO<br />
Ryan L. & Rustin L. Adam, "R" Lane<br />
Acres, 3438 Monmouth Rd, Convoy, OH<br />
45832, Home: 419-749-2706, Cell: 419-203-<br />
Introducing<br />
“HICKOK”<br />
Wolff’s 1701<br />
A ram that we are confident will<br />
become a legend in our flock.<br />
Champion Ram<br />
2017 North<br />
Dakota State Fair<br />
1st Place January<br />
Ram Lamb<br />
2017 NAILE<br />
The welcome mat is always out! Come see our <strong>Suffolk</strong>s!<br />
10903 96th St SE • Oakes, ND 58474 • (701)783-4514<br />
(701)710-0129 • sheep4u@drtel.net • wolffssuffolks.com<br />
RON & BETH WOLFF<br />
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7193, Other Phone: 419-203-9534 (Rusty),<br />
Email: rlane403@onlyinternet.net<br />
Rick Alvarez, Alvarez Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
17395 Moore Rd, Marysville, OH 43040,<br />
Cell: 937-243-0088,<br />
Email: rickyalvarez1963@gmail.com<br />
Mike Baum, 1081 California Rd, Okeana,<br />
OH 45053, Cell: 513-319-2497,<br />
Email: okebaum@aol.com,<br />
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Baum-<br />
Family-<strong>Suffolk</strong>s-872345326172936/?fref=ts<br />
Doug Bayliss, Bayliss Stock Farm, 1214<br />
St. Rt. 274 E, Rushsylvania, OH 43347,<br />
Cell: 937-935-7549,<br />
Email: dbayliss1957@gmail.com<br />
Tom Begg, Begg Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 11015<br />
Twp Rd. 25, Findlay, OH 45840, Home: 419-<br />
348-3190, Cell: 419-348-3190,<br />
Email: tebegg@dow.com or<br />
tombegg@aol.com,<br />
Website: http://www.beggsuffolks.com/ or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/BeggFamily<strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Ken & Bonnie and Brad & Jen Bonnell,<br />
Bonnell's <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 14071 St. Rt. 347,<br />
Marysville, OH 43040, Home: 937-644-2674,<br />
Email: bonnells.suffolks@gmail.com<br />
For Sale: Certifited Scrapie Free <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Melissa & Rich Boyd, 38697 Lodge Rd,<br />
Leetonia, OH 44431, Home: 440-487-0580,<br />
Email: brownswissgrl06@yahoo.com<br />
Rev. Dr. Cathi Braasch, Braasch Land &<br />
Livestock, PO Box 266, Jackson Center, OH<br />
45334, Home: 308-991-4460, Cell: 308-991-<br />
8613, Email: prcihb@gmail.com<br />
Eric Bruns, EB <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1000 W Powell<br />
Rd., Powell, OH 43065, Home: 614-403-1436,<br />
Email: riverwood_farms@msn.com<br />
Dave Burkhart, 9467 County Rd 95, Alger,<br />
OH 45812, Home: 419-673-1671<br />
Ronald Cain & Family, 10640 St. Rt. 66,<br />
Piqua, OH 45356, Home: 937-773-3758<br />
Mitch Carr, 2362 Brownsville Rd., Newark,<br />
OH 43055, Home: 740-763-3578, Cell: 740-<br />
225-1105, Email: thecarrfamily@earthlinks.net<br />
Shannon & Bruce Donnelly, 13524<br />
County Rd 95, Kenton, OH 43326, Home: 567-<br />
674-3575, Cell: 419-679-6361,<br />
Email: shannondonnelly0110@gmail.com<br />
Jonathon Endicott, 10263 Lafayette Rd,<br />
Johnstown, OH 43031, Cell: 740-891-8729,<br />
Email: jennharter81@gmail.com<br />
Robert & Judy Foster, 7188 Johnstown<br />
Utica Rd., Johnstown, OH 43031,<br />
Home: 740-967-9546,<br />
Email: rfoster63683@roadrunner.com<br />
Rob & Lisa Frost & Family, Frostaire<br />
Farm, 6412 W Rd. NE, Bloomingburg, OH<br />
43106, Home: 740-437-7878, Cell: 740-505-<br />
4858, Email: rob.frost@att.net<br />
Steve George, George Bros., 433 S<br />
Butternut St., Deshler, OH 43516, Cell: 419-<br />
306-1144 (Steve), Other Phone: 618-965-3641<br />
(Joyce), Email: bucksheep@gmx.com or<br />
joyce@customstockdogs.com<br />
Dale & Sharon Howman, Howman<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s & Family, 2649 Flinkinger Hill Rd.,<br />
Wooster, OH 44691, Home: 330-988-0887,<br />
Cell: 330-749-5340,<br />
Email: diamond@sssnet.com<br />
Paul J. Hunter, 11425 Bruns Rd., Ft.<br />
Loramie, OH 45845, Home: 419-628-3532,<br />
Cell: 937-726-0174,<br />
Email: drhunter@NKTelco.net<br />
John Jacoby Family, 4 J's and a T, 17400<br />
County Rd J, Wauseon, OH 43567, Cell: 419-<br />
420-5600, Email: jacoby11625@twc.com<br />
James Klamfoth, Maple Lawn Farms,<br />
8256 Oregon Rd., Canal Winchester, OH<br />
43110, Home: 614-395-8333 (Jim), Cell: 614-<br />
206-7137 (James),<br />
Email: jklamfoth@insight.RR.com (Jim) or<br />
jklamfoth4@aol.com (James)<br />
Steve Knapke, Knapke <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 5188 St.<br />
Rt. 33, Rockford, OH 45882, Cell: 419-236-<br />
8264, Email: knapkes@helenachemical.com<br />
Timothy M. Matlock, TM Matlock, 18574<br />
Fox Rd., Hiram, OH 44234, Home: 440-834-<br />
1323, Cell: 330-608-6583,<br />
Email: tmmatlocksuffolks@reagan.com<br />
Jon Matthews, J Matthews Family, 4175<br />
St. Rt. 229, Marengo, OH 43334, Home: 419-<br />
253-3081, Cell: 614-679-7006<br />
Mary Musser, Spinning Acres, 11260<br />
Rapp Rd., New Middletown, OH 44442,<br />
Home: 330-542-9950<br />
Larry Orwick & Family, Orwick's<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1020 Twp. Rd. 119, McComb, OH<br />
45858, Home: 419-293-2872, Cell: 419-348-<br />
1311, Email: larryorwick123@gmail.com<br />
Rex Robinson & Family, Robinson<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 21071 W Robinson Rd., Coolville,<br />
OH 45723, Home: 740-667-7370, Cell: 740-<br />
525-8735, Email: rexrobinson73@gmail.com<br />
Jim Roman & Family, PO Box 163, 12535<br />
3rd Ave., Trinway, OH 43842, Home: 740-754-<br />
1528<br />
William (Bill) & Susan Shultz, Bunker<br />
Hill Farm, 3378 CR 21, DeGraff, OH 43318,<br />
Home: 937-585-6626,<br />
Email: bunkerhillfarm@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.bunkerhill-farm.com<br />
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Jennifer Vollmer, 4485 Stillwell Beckett,<br />
Oxford, OH 45056, Cell: 513-461-9567,<br />
Email: jennvr109e40@aol.com<br />
E. James Wampler, Wampler <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
1615 Bull Rd., Farmersville, OH 45325,<br />
Home: 937-696-2106,<br />
Email: ejames.wampler@gmail.com<br />
Sam & Pat Wiford, Wiford <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
19485 Sante Fe New Knoxville Rd.,<br />
Wapakoneta, OH 45895, Home: 937-<br />
596-5229, Cell: 419-773-0048,<br />
Email: sampat@watchtv.net,<br />
Website: www.wifordsuffolks.com<br />
Joe Williams, Sunset Farm, 6236 County<br />
Rd 31 South, Bellefontaine, OH 43311, Home:<br />
937-585-5656, Cell: 937-407-3220,<br />
Email: jwilliams@brownstown.com<br />
Lester Yoder, Mockingbird Acres<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 2425 Whitacre Ave SE, Minerva, OH<br />
44657, Home: 330-868-3242, Cell: 330-205-<br />
4545, Other Phone: 330-805-3233 (Erica)<br />
OKLAHOMA<br />
Annuschat <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 28271 N 2850 Rd,<br />
Okarche, OK 73762, Home: 405-368-0655,<br />
Cell: 405-263-7385<br />
Ronnie or Robert Farr, South Flat Club<br />
Lambs, Rt. 1 Box 227, Laverne, OK 73848,<br />
Cell: 580-571-2931,<br />
Email: ronnie_farr@yahoo.com<br />
James M. Frederick, Thousand Oaks<br />
Farms, P.O. Box 70, Jenks, OK 74037, Home:<br />
918-298-9622, Cell: 918-638-7688,<br />
Email: polecatcreek@sbcglobal.net<br />
Darrell & Pam Howard, Howard <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
Hamps and Crossbreds, 20605 N Pine,<br />
Mulhall, OK 73063, Home: 405-649-2500, Cell:<br />
405-747-5398, Other Phone: 405-747-6727<br />
(Pam), Email: howardsheepfarm@yahoo.com,<br />
Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/J-L-Livestock-<br />
1875741752749841<br />
Bart Cardwell, Herdsman, Northern<br />
Oklahoma College Sheep Center, P.O. Box<br />
310, 1220 E Grand, Tonkawa, OK 74653,<br />
Home: 580-628-6497, Cell: 580-716-2550,<br />
Email: bart.cardwell@noc.edu,<br />
Website: www.noc.edu/agriculture-science1<br />
Shaun & Stephanie Phillips, Rafter P<br />
Club Lambs, 21784 St Hwy 5C, Tipton, OK<br />
73570, Home: 580-305-2662, Cell: 580-305-<br />
2662, Email: rafterpclublambs@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.rafterpclublambs.com<br />
Randy Pirtle, Randy Pirtle and Family,<br />
397271 W 400 Rd., Capon, OK 74022, Home:<br />
918- 532-4553, Cell: 918-440-4553,<br />
Email: pcopan1@aol.com, Website:<br />
www.clublambpage.com/pirtle/pirtle.htm<br />
Jerry Quiring, Quiring Farms, 11918 E<br />
166th St. N., Collinsville, OK 74021, Cell: 918-<br />
645-6931, Email: jerry.quiring@ihs.gov<br />
George & Jacklyn Shenold, Shenold<br />
Club Lambs, 3902 W 56, Stillwater, OK<br />
74074, Home: 405-372-2474, Cell: 405-612-<br />
0496, Email: jacklyn46@live.com<br />
Swingin' T Ranch, 36308 S. 4420 Rd, Big<br />
Cabin, OK 74332, Cell: 918-704-0737,<br />
Email: mtorrone@loganlowry.com<br />
OREGON<br />
Baglien <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 928 NW Camellia Dr.,<br />
Corvallis, OR 97330, Home: 541-753-4812,<br />
Email: thicksheep@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.thicksheep.com,<br />
For Sale: Registered Seedstock Rams & Ewes<br />
and Market Lambs.<br />
Pat Erstrom, 4600 John Day Hwy, Vale,<br />
OR 97918, Home: 541-473-3305, Cell: 541-<br />
881-9448<br />
David & Nancy Gowan, Navarro River<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, Box 487, Elkton, OR 97436, Home:<br />
541-584-2217, Email: philofarmer@saber.net,<br />
For Sale: Purchased stud Lost River 17-<br />
1096RR MT Thunder from Donna Mays.<br />
Millers Livestock, 4657 Marthaler Rd. NE,<br />
Woodburn, OR 97071, Home: 503-792-4502,<br />
Cell: 503-910-0348,<br />
Email: millerslivestock@outlook.com<br />
Janice Mills, Stage Gulch <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
33156 Stage Gulch Rd., Stanfield, OR 97875,<br />
Home: 541-449-3559,<br />
Email: jmillsz1@charter.net<br />
Bruce E. & Arlene Murphy, South<br />
Beckman <strong>Suffolk</strong>s & Montadales, 17260 S<br />
Beckman Rd., Oregon City, OR 97068,<br />
Home: 503-631-4342,<br />
Email: honeymooners@ccgmail.net,<br />
Website: www.southbeckmansuffolks.com<br />
Alexandria Rosas, Rosas Show Lambs,<br />
950 Tetherow, Williams, OR 97554,<br />
Cell: 541-659-7057,<br />
Email: rosas.alexandria@gmail.com,<br />
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Rosas-<br />
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Dr. Joseph A. Schallberger, DVM PhD<br />
and Susan I. Schallberger, DVM,<br />
Whispering Hills Farm, 6515 Kurtz Rd.,<br />
Dallas, OR 97338, Cell: 503-704-2408,<br />
Email: whisperinghillsfarm@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.whisperinghillsfarm.com<br />
Mark & Louise Shelden, Shelden<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 67209 Union Jct. Ln., Union, OR<br />
97883, Home: 541-562-5970, Cell: 541-786-<br />
3495<br />
John & Christina Waller, Waller Family<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 49144 Hwy 101, Langlois, OR<br />
97450, Cell: 541-808-1234,<br />
Email: waller.c@hotmail.com,<br />
Website: www.southernoregonsuffolks.us<br />
PENNSYLVANIA<br />
Joshua & Judye Abernathy, 186 Wright<br />
Rd., Apollo, PA 15613, Home: 724-664-4545,<br />
Email: abernathy190@aol.com<br />
Kevin & Virginia Bailey, Baileywyck<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 3579 Gap Rd., Allenwood, PA<br />
17810, Home: 570-547-6982, Cell: 570-337-<br />
3055, Email: kebai2@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.baileywyckfarm.com<br />
Robert L Beacom, Beacom Farms, 160<br />
Rea Lane, Tarentum, PA 15084, Home: 724-<br />
224-5237<br />
Christopher Blackadar, 2893 Co. Line<br />
Rd., Riegelsville, PA 18077, Home: 610-428-<br />
4277, Email: lmalivestock7590@gmail.com<br />
Jeff, Deb, Zach & Emily Bollinger, Blue<br />
Spruce <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1250 Texter Mountain Rd.,<br />
Reinholds, PA 17569, Home: 717-484-4762,<br />
Cell: 717-799-2282,<br />
Email: jrbollinger@dejazzd.com,<br />
Website: www.bluesprucesuffolks.com or<br />
Facebook: Blue Spruce <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Benjamin L. Bow, 100 Clear Spring Rd.,<br />
Annville, PA 17003, Home: 717-867-1305<br />
Ben & Mary Bow & Family, 100 Clear<br />
Spring Rd., Annville, PA 17003, Home: 717-<br />
867-1305, Email: locustridgefarms@gmail.com<br />
Joanne Chase, Chase Acres, 5155<br />
Durham Rd, Pipersville, PA 18947, Home: 215-<br />
230-0766, Cell: 215-783-8727,<br />
Email: jcchase@verizon.net<br />
Gerald & Susan Clair, Lyn Lee Farms,<br />
146 Clair Ln., State College, PA 16801, Home:<br />
814-238-1233, Email: eclair4076@aol.com<br />
Ernest Cole, Rock Top, 492 Sayles Rd.,<br />
Granville Summit, PA 16926, Home: 570-364-<br />
8278, Email: ewcole@frontier.com<br />
Kati Colteryahn, Colteryahn Farm, 1380<br />
Prospect Rd., Prospect, PA 16052, Home: 724-<br />
355-3165, Email: colteryahnfarm@aol.com<br />
Joseph R. Comes, 900 W Valley Rd.,<br />
Smethport, PA 16749, Home: 814-887-2433,<br />
Email: JComes1@verizon.net<br />
Timothy E. Cotner, Cotner <strong>Suffolk</strong>, 142<br />
Quarry Dr., Bloomsburg, PA 17815, Home:<br />
570-387-0437, Email: cotnerfarm@nationi.net<br />
Kelly DeBree, PO Box 44, Fleetville, PA<br />
18420, Home: 570-945-3681, Cell: 570-468-<br />
7281, Email: kelly@teamalpha.org, Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/RiversEndSheep<br />
Walter D. Ernst & Family, 1865 S<br />
Mountain Dr., Reading, PA 19608, Home: 610-<br />
777-3222<br />
Jayson Harpster, Beaver Dam Farms,<br />
356 Deibler Rd., Pennsylvania Furnace,<br />
PA 16865, Home: 814-692-8738,<br />
Email: beaverdam39@hotmail.com<br />
Dennis Haugh, DRT Haugh, 8900<br />
Meadtown Rd., Felton, PA 17322, Home: 717-<br />
993-9759, Cell: 717-324-1496,<br />
Email: rendenewe@zoominternet.net<br />
Lewis Hilbert, 350 Hickory Rd, Littlestown,<br />
PA 17340, Home: 717-357-4561,<br />
Email: lhhilbert@centurylink.net<br />
Wayne Hook, 3946 Beaver Run Rd.,<br />
Lewisburg, PA 17837, Home: 570-522-9618,<br />
Cell: 570-412-7295<br />
Ralph & Melanie Horchler, MSB <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
Club Lambs, 238 Busy Lane, New<br />
Wilmington, PA 16142, Home: 724-533-9925,<br />
Cell: 724-651-6757,<br />
Email: msbsuffolks@embarqmail.com,<br />
Website: www.msbshowlambs.com<br />
Joan Lawrence, Breezeview Farm, 1405<br />
Schoff Rd., Atglen, PA 19310, Home: 610-593-<br />
6521, Cell: 484-880-0969,<br />
Email: breezeview1@aol.com<br />
Ralph & Marian Lovell, Lovells Maple<br />
Spring Farm, 516 Maple Spring Rd, Linden,<br />
PA 17744-7608, Home: 570-494-0288,<br />
Email: lovellfarm@msn.com<br />
William & Elizabeth MacCauley,<br />
MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 4333 Steelville Rd.,<br />
Atglen, PA 19310, Home: 610-593-2907, Cell:<br />
484-612-3983, Email: maccauley@epix.net or<br />
billmac@johnrock.com,<br />
Website: www.maccauleysheep.com<br />
Gerald & Joyce McCarty, J & J <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
Farms, 65 Neyhart Rd., Orangeville, PA<br />
17859, Home: 570-683-5843, Cell: 570-854-<br />
6356, Email: jjsuffolkstunis@hotmail.com<br />
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SEASON’S BOUNTY<br />
FARM<br />
“Hickory” Kimm 16035<br />
“Arlo” VA Tech W210<br />
“Teton” Kimm 13149<br />
“Zac” MacCauley 3817<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s From The<br />
Shenandoah Valley Of Virginia<br />
PRODUCTION SALE<br />
MAY 26, <strong>2018</strong><br />
(in cooperation with DMC Dorsets)<br />
Lamb BBQ at Noon<br />
Auction at 1 PM<br />
Rockingham Co. Fairgrounds<br />
Harrisonburg, VA<br />
just off I-81<br />
ONLINE BIDDING: www.cowbuyer.com<br />
OFFERING FOR SALE:<br />
• 10 rams<br />
• 15 ewe lambs<br />
out of our thick, meaty ram<br />
battery shown here<br />
NSIP data available on all lots.<br />
More details on our website.<br />
Free Delivery to the Midwest Stud Ram Sale<br />
Entire group of ewe lambs<br />
futurity nominated!<br />
$100 off for Jr. Association Members<br />
on any purchase of any 2 sheep.<br />
“Tahoe” Schrock/Zook 4076<br />
“Stonewall” Kimm 15550<br />
“Scout” Auville 1430A<br />
RADELL & SARAH SCHROCK<br />
2373 Harpine Hwy<br />
Harrisonburg, VA 22802<br />
540-908-5399 • radellschrock@yahoo.com<br />
www.seasonsbountyfarm.com<br />
“Arnold” Mint Gold 3007<br />
“Oswald” MacCauley 3859<br />
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Jason McCarty, JL Farms, 929 Mount<br />
Pleasant Rd., Bloomsburg, PA 17815,<br />
Cell: 570-854-1038,<br />
Email: swampmachine79@hotmail.com<br />
Jim Millett, 650 W Main St., Dalton, PA<br />
18414, Cell: 570-840-4783,<br />
Email: millett327@gmail.com<br />
Megan Raffensperger & Shane<br />
Raffensperger, SMR Farms, 6190<br />
Elizabethstown Rd, Manhein, PA 17545,<br />
Cell: 717-875-5573,<br />
Email: mraffensperger67@gmail.com,<br />
Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/SMRFarm<strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Timothy Ruth, Fairvue, 831A Pineville Rd,<br />
New Hope, PA 18938, Home: 215-598-3639,<br />
Email: timnsharonruth@aol.com<br />
Fred Shotwell, 518 Summerhill Rd.,<br />
Berwick, PA 18603, Cell: 570-336-0686,<br />
Email: emtmech@yahoo.com<br />
Wayne W Smith, 463 Mosier Rd,<br />
Wyalusing, PA 18853, Home: 570-265-8355,<br />
Email: waysheep@frontier.com<br />
Jess Stairs, Lawaness Farm, 109 Stairs<br />
Rd., Acme, PA 15610, Home: 724-423-5141,<br />
Email: jstairs@zoominternet.net<br />
Joseph E Zook, 331 Smulton Rd.,<br />
Rebersburg, PA 16872, Home: 814-349-2649<br />
For Sale: Registered <strong>Suffolk</strong>, Ram lambs &<br />
Ewe lambs.<br />
Mervin Zook, 193 W Main St, Rebersburg,<br />
PA 16872, Cell: 814-349-2468,<br />
For Sale: Your one stop - for quality breeding<br />
stock!<br />
SOUTH DAKOTA<br />
David Bogue, Bogue <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 410 S 11th<br />
St., Beresford, SD 57004, Home: 605-372-4578<br />
Eugene Broughton, Saddle Creek<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 46716 272nd St., Tea, SD 57064,<br />
Cell: 605-553-5738,<br />
Email: esbroughton@yahoo.com<br />
Bradley Cihak, 12648 388th Ave,<br />
Aberdeen, SD 57401, Cell: 605-464-4115,<br />
Email: bradley.cihak@aberdeenroncalli.org<br />
Cousins <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 803 23rd St. NE,<br />
Lemmon, SD 57638, Home: 701-376-3115,<br />
Email: peterson@sdplains.com<br />
Darrell Deneke, Deneke <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PO<br />
Box 447, Wessington Springs, SD 57382,<br />
Cell: 605-690-7271,<br />
Email: darrelldeneke@venturecomm.net<br />
Rufus & Patty DeZeeuw, DeZeeuw<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 21315 US Hwy 14, Elkton, SD<br />
57026, Home: 605-542-7541, Cell: 605-690-<br />
8269, Email: rpdezeeuw@itctel.com,<br />
Website: http://www.dezeeuwfarms.com/<br />
Dave, Ryan & Jacci Fedeler, Fedeler<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1509 SW 1st, Madison, SD 57042,<br />
Cell: 605-270-0661,<br />
Email: heartlandvetsd@gmail.com<br />
Michael Florey, Florey <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 16663<br />
423rd Ave., Clark, SD 57225, Cell: 605-520-<br />
2239<br />
Roger & Scott Greenfield, RSG <strong>Suffolk</strong>,<br />
18648 465th Ave., Castlewood, SD 57223,<br />
Home: 605-793-2431, Cell: 605-520-9540<br />
Duane & David Juntunen Families,<br />
Juntunen Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 18659 439 Ave.,<br />
Bryant, SD 57221, Home: 605-628-2328, Cell:<br />
605-881-3374, Email: jute@itctel.com<br />
Dwight or Gwendolyn Kitzan, Kitzan<br />
Sheep DWK, 18293 Sheep Corner Rd.,<br />
Nisland, SD 57762, Home: 605-257-2105,<br />
Cell: 605-430-1593,<br />
Email: shepherd@kitzansheep.com,<br />
Website: www.kitzansheep.com,<br />
https://kitzanfamilyfarms.com/ or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/kitzanjhksheep/<br />
Jason & Alicia Knutson, Knutson<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 45935 292nd St., Centerville,<br />
SD 57014, Home: 605-530-0102, Email:<br />
ajknutson@iw.net, Website: https://www.facebook.com/Knutson<strong>Suffolk</strong>sandRambouillets/<br />
Jerome A. Nelson, Sheeps Inn, 45082<br />
303rd St., Volin, SD 57072, Home: 605-267-<br />
2880<br />
Daryl & Teri Thomas, Daryl Thomas<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 40480 274th St., Parkston, SD<br />
57366, Home: 605-928-3946, Cell: 605-366-<br />
8628 (Teri), Other Phone: 605-366-0554<br />
(Daryl), Email: teriannthomas@hotmail.com<br />
Jim Van Dyke, Van Dyke <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 38919<br />
SD Hwy 34, Wessington Springs, SD 57382,<br />
Home: 605-770-1095, Cell: 605-770-1095,<br />
Email: seedstock@venturecomm.net, Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/VanDyke<strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Ben Williamson, 12478 Eden Rd.,<br />
Whitewood, SD 57793, Cell: 605-347-3972<br />
Trey & Janet Wright, TJ Wright <strong>Suffolk</strong>,<br />
11906 401 Ave, Houghton, SD 57449, Cell:<br />
605-396-7194, Email: kidsncolts@gmail.com<br />
Rob & Christy Zelinsky, Bar-Zel<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 21961 470th Ave., Brookings, SD<br />
57006, Cell: 605-354-8248 (Rob),<br />
Other Phone: 605-695-7851 (Christy),<br />
Email: robert.zelinsky@hubbardfeeds.com<br />
TENNESSEE<br />
Jim & Amanda Burch, Burch Family<br />
Livestock, 2439 Vanlawn Ln, Christiana, TN<br />
37037, Cell: 615-653-1761,<br />
Email: amandapinkston@hotmail.com<br />
Tom & Leslie Cather & Celia Dodd,<br />
Circle T Farm, 11242 Challenge Dr., Bon<br />
Aqua, TN 37025, Cell: 931-215-4375,<br />
Other Phone: 615-939-4317 (Celia),<br />
Email: lcather.lc@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.circletfarm.org or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/circle.t.farm<br />
Jared & Julia Dingus, B D & F Farm,<br />
443 Minga Rd., Kingsport, TN 37663,<br />
Home: 423-323-7401, Cell: 423-557-5500,<br />
Email: littlebopeep2002@yahoo.com<br />
Brenda Sawyer, S & C <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 331 Red<br />
Walnut Rd., Bath Springs, TN 38311, Cell: 731-<br />
549-4856, Other Phone: 731-549-4854,<br />
Email: blcolbysawyer@aol.com,<br />
Website: www.sandcfarms.com<br />
Richard (Rick) H. Shiflet, 205 Briarfield<br />
Dr., Kingsport, TN 37660, Cell: 423-736-9299<br />
Ted Williams Family, Abel's Legacy, 1164<br />
Tidwell Switch Rd., Dickson, TN 37055, Home:<br />
615-446-6441<br />
TEXAS<br />
Elizabeth, Gavin, James & Amanda Dick,<br />
Breezy Flats <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 1945 FM 477, Seguin,<br />
TX 78155, Home: 830-303-2359, Cell: 210-<br />
334-1818, Email: edick@TxBiomed.org<br />
Joe & Yvonne Young, Ocean State<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, P.O. Box 287, Tom Bean, TX 75489,<br />
Home: 817-239-7879,<br />
Email: oceanst8suff@yahoo.com<br />
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UTAH<br />
Earl & Gavin Blonquist, Blonquist Bros<br />
& Son, 570 E Border Station Rd., Coalville,<br />
UT 84017, Cell: 435-640-8076 (Earl),<br />
Other Phone: 435-649-3829 (Gavin),<br />
Email: jblonquist@allwest.net<br />
Carl Bott, P.O. Box 432, Castle Dale, UT<br />
84513, Home: 435-381-2189, Cell: 435-749-<br />
9397, Email: ccbott@etv.net<br />
Curtis Bunderson, 39 S 100 E, Hyrum,<br />
UT 84319, Home: 435-245-2691,<br />
Email: cebunderson@q.com<br />
Austin (AJ) Olsen, AO Livestock, 1249 W<br />
Hwy 43, Manila, UT 84046, Cell: 435-778-<br />
3311, Email: ao_oleymads@hotmail.com<br />
Joseph Olsen, 8436 S Woodland Hills Dr.,<br />
Spanish Fork, UT 84660, Home: 801-798-<br />
1778, Other Phone: 801-362-9493,<br />
Email: jolsenrams@yahoo.com<br />
For Sale: <strong>Suffolk</strong> & <strong>Suffolk</strong>/Hampshire<br />
Crossbreed Range Rams & <strong>Suffolk</strong> Wether<br />
Sires<br />
Larry & Linda Pauly, Double L Livestock,<br />
3150 S 2500 W, Delta, UT 84624, Home: 435-<br />
864-2777, Cell: 435-406-9652,<br />
Email: lpauly44@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.doublellivestock.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/DoubleLLivestock/<br />
Edd Sabey, 3273 S 3400 W, Heber City,<br />
UT 84032, Home: 435-654-0340<br />
VERMONT<br />
Joe Emenheiser, 3 Jayne Court Apt. 23,<br />
Middlebury, VT 05753, Cell: 717-246-2416,<br />
Email: joe.emenheiser@gmail.com, Website:<br />
www.facebook.com/EmenheiserSheep<br />
VIRGINIA<br />
Martin & Chris Auville, Auville's<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 501 Knightly Mill Rd., Mt. Sidney, VA<br />
24467, Cell: 540-820-4927,<br />
Email: cauville@auvillesheep.com or<br />
cauville@hmahealth.com,<br />
Website: www.auvillesheep.com<br />
Holly Hill, Circle H Farm, P.O. Box 21,<br />
Burr Hill, VA 22433, Cell: 540-229-8279,<br />
Email: circlehfarm1@gmail.com<br />
Scott, Lisa, MacKenzie & Morgan<br />
Kanney, 2904 Longley Rd, McGaheysville,<br />
VA 22840, Cell: 540-820-6409 (Scott),<br />
Other Phone: 540-820-0739 (Lisa),<br />
Email: thekanneys4@gmail.com<br />
Martin & Julie Macqueen, High Road<br />
Sheep, 101 Pioneer Rd., Covington, VA<br />
24426, Home: 540-965-2199, Cell: 540-839-<br />
9494, Email: macqueen@tds.net,<br />
Website: www.highroadsheep.com<br />
Radell & Sarah Schrock, Season's<br />
Bounty Farm, 2373 Harpine Hwy Apt A,<br />
Rockingham, VA 22802, Cell: 540-908-5399,<br />
Email: radellschrock@yahoo.com,<br />
Website: www.seasonsbountyfarm.com,<br />
For Sale: Thick, meaty, production-oriented<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s. NSIP data available. Production sale<br />
May 26th.<br />
A&J Shiflett, 368 Patterson Mill Rd.,<br />
Grottoes, VA 24441, Home: 540-490-8028,<br />
Email: skitra@hotmail.com or<br />
drshiflett@yahoo.com<br />
Savannah Fink Showalter, Fink Family<br />
Farmette, 7332 Rocky Ln, Rockingham,<br />
VA 22802, Cell: 540-435-0691,<br />
Email: savannahDF@ymail.com<br />
John H. Sponaugle, 8888 Leroy Rd.,<br />
Grottoes, VA 24441, Cell: 540.421.3468,<br />
Email: Sponaugle<strong>Suffolk</strong>s@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.sponauglesuffolks.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/sponauglesuffolks<br />
Swortzel & Ashby Families, Suffangus<br />
Farm LLC, 399 Indian Ridge Rd.,<br />
Greenville, VA 24440, Cell: 540-280-6974,<br />
Email: cmswortzel@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.suffangusfarm.com<br />
Virginia Tech/Animal Science Dept., 366<br />
Litton Reaves Hall, Blacksburg, VA 24061,<br />
Home: 540-231-9159, Email: sgreiner@vt.edu,<br />
Website:<br />
http://www.apsc.vt.edu/facilities/sheep/flocks/s<br />
uffolk/index.html<br />
WASHINGTON<br />
Ken, Mary & Patty Brown, Huge Creek<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 15906 126th Ave. KPN, Gig<br />
Harbor, WA 98329, Home: 253-857-5476,<br />
Cell: 253-549-6769,<br />
Email: hugecreekranch@centurytel.net,<br />
For Sale: Offering top bloodlines: yearling<br />
ewes, breeding and market lambs.<br />
Larry Christensen, Rainbow Meadow<br />
Farms, 434 Cispus Rd, Randle, WA 98377,<br />
Cell: 360-947-9853,<br />
Email: larryhchristensen@gmail.com<br />
Bruce Ford, Mollie Bear Farm &<br />
Gardens, 7833 Tolt Highlands Rd NE,<br />
Carnation, WA 98014, Cell: 253-405-4694,<br />
Email: bruce@molliebearfarms.com,<br />
Website: www.molliebearfarms.com<br />
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Kim Hamilton, PO Box 792, Chehalis,<br />
WA 98532, Cell: 360-520-5424,<br />
Email: khamiltonsheep@yahoo.com<br />
Mark Heitstuman, Heitstuman <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
P.O. Box 244, Uniontown, WA 99179, Home:<br />
509-229-3524, Cell: 509-760-5220,<br />
Email: heitstuman@wsu.edu<br />
Don & Linda Jonasson, Jonasson Farm,<br />
17543 Peterson Rd., Burlington, WA 98233,<br />
Home: 360-757-6281,<br />
Email: jonasson.farm@frontier.com,<br />
Website: www.jonassonfarm.com<br />
Gerry, Ashley, Lindsey & Laney Larson,<br />
Larson Livestock, PO Box 454, Tenino,<br />
WA 98589, Cell: 360-790-0626 (Gerry),<br />
Other Phone: 360-790-1671 (Ashley),<br />
Email: glarson@scattercreek.com<br />
Linda Martiny & Mike Donnelly, Martiny<br />
Livestock LLC, 7878 Wilde Rd., Concrete,<br />
WA 98237, Home: 360-826-4273, Cell: 360-<br />
319-0053, Email: lmartiny@frontier.com,<br />
Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/martiny.livestock<br />
Ike Maxwell, 105 Millrace Rd., Dayton,<br />
WA 99328, Cell: 509-386-5784,<br />
Email: maxikewell@msn.com<br />
Margaret Olson, 2919 268th St SW,<br />
Stanwood, WA 98292, Cell: 360-929-6572,<br />
Email: olsonsovines@gmail.com<br />
Jeff & Deanne Scherer, Scherer Club<br />
Lambs, 21903 Zenkner Valley Rd. SW,<br />
Centralia, WA 98531, Home: 360-736-0463,<br />
Cell: 360-508-8228,<br />
Email: scherer.d@sgcgeneral.com<br />
Jerry & Chris Sweeney, Sweeney<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 39614 N Spotted Rd., Clayton,<br />
WA 99110, Cell: 509-703-3728,<br />
Email: sweeneyclayton@gmail.com,<br />
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Sweeney-<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s-And-Hampshires-187172351839930/<br />
WEST VIRGINIA<br />
David Childers, Childers <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 3389<br />
Little Creek Rd, White Sulphur Springs, WV<br />
24986, Home: 304-536-3232, Cell: 304-661-<br />
4206, Email: jdchilders90@yahoo.com<br />
Jaime A. Deitz, Hidden Springs <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
P.O. Box 524, Rupert, WV 25984,<br />
Cell: 304-667-9584,<br />
Email: hiddenspringsfarm2003@gmail.com<br />
Helen Lucy Kimble, P.O. Box 241,<br />
Cabins, WV 26855, Home: 304-257-1442,<br />
Email: oakhillfarms@frontiernet.net<br />
Blix, Jamie & Chase McNeill, Chasen<br />
Purple Club Lambs, 13260 Seneca Trail,<br />
Buckeye, WV 24924, Home: 304-799-6698,<br />
Cell: 304-992-5909<br />
Smith Family, Spring Run Farm,<br />
271 Spring Run Rd., Petersburg, WV 26847-<br />
8641, Cell: 304-668-9908 (Brad), Other Phone:<br />
304-668-9905 (Justin),<br />
Email: brad.smith@mail.wvu.edu or<br />
justinsmith89@yahoo.com<br />
Ronnie Vance, P.O. Box 244, Seneca<br />
Rocks, WV 26884, Home: 304-567-2618, Cell:<br />
304-567-3002, Email: jbvance76@yahoo.com<br />
Andrew Walker, Broken W, 535 Old Fields<br />
Rd, Old Fields, WV 26845, Cell: 304-257-8131<br />
WISCONSIN<br />
Howard, Wayne, Jerry, Dave & Bracen<br />
Ace, Aceline <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 658 Tipperary Rd.,<br />
Brooklyn, WI 53521, Home: 608-835-5264,<br />
Cell: 608-279-0387<br />
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Jerry, Debra, Dorothy, Dominique, Daria<br />
& Desiree Ahrens, Ahrens Family Farm,<br />
N3627 Co. Rd. AB, Luxemburg, WI 54217,<br />
Home: 920-845-2529, Cell: 920-412-6443,<br />
Email: farmngardenmom@gmail.com<br />
Ray, Corinne, Steve & Victoria Arnevik,<br />
2550 12 3/4 Ave., Cameron, WI 54822, Home:<br />
715-205-9603, Email: cjarne@hotmail.com<br />
For Sale: <strong>Suffolk</strong> rams for registered and commercial<br />
flocks.<br />
Kevin Bacon, Big Sky <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 5702<br />
Cove Circle, Monona, WI 53716, Cell: 608-<br />
445-6323, Email: klbbigsky@gmail.com<br />
Ronald & Kathryn Braun, Braun Earth,<br />
3316 Cty Rd S, Cato, WI 54230, Home: 920-<br />
732-3212, Email: braunearthacres@gmail.com<br />
Randy, Blake, Austin, Jarrod, Jake &<br />
Jase Broehm, Broehms Enterprise, N5797<br />
E River Rd., Brillion, WI 54110, Home: 920-<br />
853-3905, Cell: 920-418-2434 (Randy),<br />
Other Phone: 920-418-2435 (Blake), 920-418-<br />
2436 (Austin), 920-418-2437 (Jarrod),<br />
920-418-2438 (Jake)<br />
Email: broehms_enterprise@yahoo.com,<br />
Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/groups/668877479<br />
846241/<br />
Sean & Nancy Burton, Heart Prairie,<br />
W8727 Meadowbrook Rd, Argyle, WI 53504,<br />
Cell: 715-584-1093,<br />
Email: nzernicke@gmail.com<br />
Dittbrenner Farms, 309 St. Rd. 48,<br />
Cumberland, WI 54829, Home: 715-822-2640,<br />
Cell: 715-419-1952,<br />
Email: editt@centurytel.net or<br />
nicoledittbrenner@gmail.com,<br />
Website:<br />
https://www.facebook.com/DittbrennerFarms/?<br />
hc_location=ufi,<br />
For Sale: Production tested <strong>Suffolk</strong> rams &<br />
ewe. Also Southdowns.<br />
Dale & Judy Dobberpuhl, Mint Gold<br />
Ranch, 5807 CR X, Depere, WI 54115,<br />
Home: 920-864-7732,<br />
Email: mintgoldranch@gmail.com,<br />
Website: www.mintgoldranch.com or<br />
https://www.facebook.com/Mint-Gold-Ranch-<br />
124301544249772/<br />
Heather Hamm, Sandy Loam Farms,<br />
4576 Blueberry Rd, Fredonia, WI 53021,<br />
Cell: 262-689-4963,<br />
Email: sandyloamsheep@gmail.com<br />
Elmer H. & Etta J., Jacob J. & Jayne A.<br />
Held, River Bend Farm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s & Helds<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 117 N Main St., PO Box 56, Oakfield,<br />
WI 53065, Home: 920-583-3084, Cell: 920-<br />
948-1831,<br />
Email: eheld3084@charter.net<br />
Mary Menchl Herring, 16126 Rainbow<br />
Rd., Mishicot, WI 54228, Home: 920-755-<br />
2415, Cell: 920-629-0259,<br />
Email: herring_mary@yahoo.com<br />
Amy Louise Johnson, FJ <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
13792 Fedora Rd., Sparta, WI 54656,<br />
Home: 608-269-2383,<br />
For Sale: <strong>Suffolk</strong>s with style.<br />
Dr. Paul Knier, Dynamic <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 726<br />
South Clay Rd., Oshkosh, WI 54904,<br />
Home: 920-841-5680,<br />
Email: dynamicdvm246@gmail.com<br />
Rebecca Krinsky, Krinsky Club Lambs,<br />
W3695 Willow Bend Rd., Lake Geneva,<br />
WI 53147, Cell: 405-501-1593,<br />
Email: krinskyhamps@gmail.com<br />
Allan Miller, Don-Al's <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 5815<br />
Oakwood Rd., Brillion, WI 54110, Home: 920-<br />
756-3279, Cell: 920-242-0897<br />
Shelby, Scott & Lisa Paskey, 5213 Hwy<br />
TT, Cottage Grove, WI 53527, Home: 608-837-<br />
3725 (farm), Cell: 608-669-3996, Other Phone:<br />
608-837-9635 (home),<br />
Email: lrpaskey@gmail.com,<br />
For Sale: Certified Scrapie Free Flock 2012 /<br />
Export Certified Flock 2016. Breeding Stock,<br />
Market lambs and Sheepskins.<br />
Dale & Janet Patterson, 9587 State Rd.<br />
133, Glen Haven, WI 53810, Home: 608-994-<br />
2390, Email: jndfarms@tds.net<br />
Mari Beth & Robert Rajek, R & M<br />
Country View, 29398 County Hwy S,<br />
Cornell, WI 54732, Cell: 715-429-0881,<br />
Email: rajekmari435@gmail.com<br />
Richard, Judy, Tom & Rachel Schambow<br />
and David Schambow, High Point <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
2417 W Stark Rd., Janesville, WI 53545,<br />
Home: 608-743-1473, Cell: 608-774-6068,<br />
Email: highpt@hughes.net or<br />
dschambow@hotmail.com,<br />
Website: www.highpointsuffolks.com<br />
Bailey Sherwin, Back Wood Acres,<br />
N4985 County Road North, Arkansaw, WI<br />
54721, Cell: 715-307-3412,<br />
Email: bailey.sherwin09@gmail.com<br />
Slack Farms, W3696 Willow Bend Rd.,<br />
Lake Geneva, WI 53147, Home: 262-903-<br />
5971, Email: kslacksuffolks@yahoo.com,<br />
Website: https://www.facebook.com/slackfarms1/<br />
Marlin & Geralyn Subra, Subra <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
W15142 Co. Rd. P, Taylor, WI 54659,<br />
Home: 715-662-3003, Cell: 715-896-2720,<br />
Email: blossombarn@centurytel.net,<br />
Website: www.Facebook.com/subrasuffolks,<br />
For Sale: Breeding Registered <strong>Suffolk</strong>s with<br />
bone, body and muscle.<br />
Sharon & Sam Thiel, Stoney Patch<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong>s, W16304 Thiel Ln., Tigerton, WI<br />
54486-8946, Home: 715-535-2932, Cell: 715-<br />
584-1135, Other Phone: 715-701-1650 (cell),<br />
Email: stsales1@frontiernet.net<br />
Kemp Wilson, Bonnie Highland Farm,<br />
S93 W31993 Hwy NN, Mukwonago, WI 53149,<br />
Home: 262-363-4406<br />
Daniel Zimmerman, Buttercup Farms,<br />
W8855 Co. Rd. C, Fox Lake, WI 53933, Home:<br />
920-928-2116, Email: rdzimm91@hotmail.com<br />
WYOMING<br />
John & Hanna Haley, Haley Sheep Co.,<br />
P.O. Box 2, Shell, WY 82441, Home: 307-765-<br />
9626, Cell: 307-272-0152<br />
Kaycee FFA, PO Box 6, Kaycee, WY<br />
82639, Home: 307-738-2323, Cell: 307-299-<br />
4023, Email: rmcgivney@jcsdl.us<br />
Jody, Abby, Jarell, Blake & Katherina<br />
Ketterling, Ketterling Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 10<br />
Megans Way, Gillette, WY 82718, Home: 307-<br />
257-4934, Cell: 307-257-4935,<br />
Email: ketterlingfamilysheep@gmail.com<br />
Larry Lofink, Lofinks <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, 6110<br />
Westedt Rd., Cheyenne, WY 82009,<br />
Home: 307-635-0608, Cell: 307-631-2504,<br />
Email: t.lofink@millect.com<br />
Brian Severson, Severson <strong>Suffolk</strong>s,<br />
740 Co. Rd. 146, Carpenter, WY 82054,<br />
Home: 307-649-2307,<br />
Email: seversonsuffolks@Rtconnect.net<br />
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Junior Members of the<br />
United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
The following Junior members have paid their<br />
dues for <strong>2018</strong>, as submitted by the United<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association, March <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
Kyle Fowle, Etna, CA<br />
Maren Neumiller, Healdsburg, CA<br />
COLORADO<br />
Gabriella Leone, Fowler, CO<br />
DELAWARE<br />
Ashley Gouge, Newark, DE<br />
Thomas Warren, Georgetown, DE<br />
FLORIDA<br />
Grady Callahan, Osteen, FL<br />
Emmalee Hawkins, Deltona, FL<br />
Claire Hayes, DeLand, FL<br />
Kelsey Hayes, DeLand, FL<br />
Cross McCraken, Lake Helen, FL<br />
Jayden Moore, Pierson, FL<br />
True Pienaar, DeLand, FL<br />
TJ Schroeder, DeLand, FL<br />
Bailey Sloan, DeLand, FL<br />
IDAHO<br />
Emily Blattner, Kuna, ID<br />
Libby Blattner, Kuna, ID<br />
Ross Blattner, Kuna, ID<br />
Theodore Jackson, Payette, ID<br />
ILLINOIS<br />
Madison Binder, Rock City, IL<br />
Sandra Binder, Rock City, IL<br />
Courtney Butterfield, Colchester, IL<br />
Madison Carson, St Elmo, IL<br />
Haley Embrey, Niantic, IL<br />
Erin English, Gilson, IL<br />
Jalynn Ethington, Niantic, IL<br />
Kameron Hastings, Leland, IL<br />
Logan Henerfauth, Fults, IL<br />
Lydia Henerfauth, Fults, IL<br />
Elliott D. Kauffman, Paris, IL<br />
Koy Ketcham, Alhambra, IL<br />
Kylie Ketcham, Alhambra, IL<br />
Luke Lutman, Waterloo, IL<br />
Codee McClure, Roanoke, IL<br />
Allison McVey, S. Elgin, IL<br />
Matthew Mormann, Fults, IL<br />
Joe Sandoval, Knoxville, IL<br />
Karlie Schultz, Princeton, IL<br />
Luke Schultz, Princeton, IL<br />
Gunnar Shank, Winnebago, IL<br />
Avery Sullivan, Washington, IL<br />
Alexiah Thompson, Bushnell, IL<br />
Trevor Torrance, Good Hope, IL<br />
Lindsay Ward, Winnebago, IL<br />
Claire Wiegard, Evansville, IL<br />
Matt Wiegard, Evansville, IL<br />
INDIANA<br />
Adrianna Clifford, Cloverdale, IN<br />
John David Crowder, Sheridan, IN<br />
Shelby Lynne Edwards, Frankiln, IN<br />
Garrett Friesen, Carthage, IN<br />
Grant Friesen, Carthage, IN<br />
Megan Hawkins, Shoals, IN<br />
Melanie Hawkins, Shoals, IN<br />
Aubrey Henderson, Atlanta, IN<br />
Brady Henderson, Atlanta, IN<br />
Clayton Henderson, Atlanta, IN<br />
Raechel Hunter, Noblesville, IN<br />
Cole Jones, Marshall, IN<br />
Avery Jones-Taylor, Patoka, IN<br />
Jordyn Leininger, Akron, IN<br />
Autum Long, Frankfort, IN<br />
Chaz Dean McMurty, Noblesville, IN<br />
Kade Mennen, Walton, IN<br />
Serena Morgan, Kirklin, IN<br />
Nikki Muir, Sheridan, IN<br />
Evan Neumeister, Greenfield, IN<br />
Katherine Parsley, Sheridan, IN<br />
Chloee Perlee, Kirklin, IN<br />
VAN DYKE SUFFOLKS<br />
Breeding DUAL-PURPOSE <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
Bred well enough, they will work for you in the ring or on the range!<br />
JUNIOR CHAMPION PRODUCTION EWE<br />
RESERVE CHAMPION PRODUCTION EWE OVERALL<br />
UJSSA Show, Won with a Van Dyke Ewe<br />
FOR SALE:<br />
Over 200 head<br />
of ram & ewe<br />
lambs ready<br />
for your<br />
inspection!<br />
VAN DYKE SUFFOLKS<br />
JIM VAN DYKE<br />
3RD JANUARY RAM LAMB<br />
2017 Midwest Sale, sold to Jerry Quam &<br />
Family, MN in partnership with John<br />
Scott, MN for $3300<br />
38919 SD Hwy 34 • Wessington Springs, SD 57382 • Phone: 605/770-1095<br />
Facebook: Van Dyke <strong>Suffolk</strong>s • seedstock@venturecomm.net • vandykesuffolks.net<br />
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Ailie Taylor, Patoka, IN<br />
Raelynn Thompson, Patoka, IN<br />
Rhett Thompson, Patoka, IN<br />
Brayden Van Slyke, Lizton, IN<br />
IOWA<br />
Will Butcher, Jefferson, IA<br />
Greeley Everts, Holland, IA<br />
Cayenne Harker, Oxford, IA<br />
Creed Harker, Oxford, IA<br />
Ethan Heynen, Boyden, IA<br />
Nora Mowrer, Rippey, IA<br />
Rylee Mowrer, Rippey, IA<br />
Adalyn Schoelerman, Everly, IA<br />
Maggie Schoelerman, Everly, IA<br />
Ty Schoelerman, Everly, IA<br />
Zachary Schoelerman, Everly, IA<br />
Landen Skartvedt, Radcliffe, IA<br />
Lily Skartvedt, Radcliffe, IA<br />
Tessa Skartvedt, Radcliffe, IA<br />
Ty Skartvedt, Radcliffe, IA<br />
Averi Smith, Spirit Lake, IA<br />
Cloie Sparrgrove, Parkersburg, IA<br />
Corbin Sparrgrove, Parkersburg, IA<br />
Emma Stalzer, Zearing, IA<br />
Grace Stalzer, Zearing, IA<br />
Christian Tifft, Spirit Lake, IA<br />
Kayte Werner, Grinnell, IA<br />
KANSAS<br />
Elizabeth Dubois, Paola, KS<br />
Isaac Dubois, Paola, KS<br />
Kashen Dean Nelson, Tribune, KS<br />
Brayden Robinson, Garden City, KS<br />
KENTUCKY<br />
Audrey Murphy, Lancaster, KY<br />
TJ Yazell, Pairs, KY<br />
MARYLAND<br />
Jessica Hardy, Harwood, MD<br />
Aislinn Latham, Thurmont, MD<br />
Brietta Latham, Thurmont, MD<br />
Kallan Latham, Thurmont, MD<br />
Trennen Latham, Thurmont, MD<br />
Kenya Rinker, Oakland, MD<br />
Jamie Roe, Knoxville, MD<br />
Piper Wilt, Grantsville, MD<br />
MASSACHUSETTS<br />
Olivia Mason, Worthington, MA<br />
MICHIGAN<br />
Jaycie Brown, Pinckney, MI<br />
MINNESOTA<br />
Andrew Berg, Pipestone, MN<br />
Issac Berg, Pipestone, MN<br />
Scarlet Bergstrom, Barrett, MN<br />
Daphne Bergstrom Oelke, Barrett, MN<br />
Christopher Borash, Bowlus, MN<br />
Leif Bredeson, New Prague, MN<br />
Wyat Bredeson, New Prague, MN<br />
Jacob Brinkman, Barrett, MN<br />
Laura Brinkman, Barrett, MN<br />
Brandon Cloose, Barrett, MN<br />
Elaine Dorn, Kenyon, MN<br />
Michael Geske, New Prague, MN<br />
Milly Geske, New Prague, MN<br />
Alissa Kallemeyn, Lewisville, MN<br />
Jacklyn Oelke, Barrett, MN<br />
Rylee Schultz, Montevideo, MN<br />
Gavin Yang, Barrett, MN<br />
MISSOURI<br />
Abby Clouts, Stark City, MO<br />
Faith Ford, Rolla, MO<br />
Isabelle Gilbert, Union, MO<br />
Nanette Gorsett, Carrollton, MO<br />
Seth Hansen, Chillicothe, MO<br />
Alicia Heinecke, Stoutsville, MO<br />
Makahia Otten, Bland, MO<br />
William Otten, Bland, MO<br />
Blake Pfanner, Hunnewell, MO<br />
Peyton Pfanner, Hunnewell, MO<br />
Ashley Reed, Bland, MO<br />
Emily Reed, Bland, MO<br />
MONTANA<br />
Tienna Canen, Glendive, MT<br />
Garrett Cunningham, Broadus, MT<br />
Branden Wiren, Corvallis, MT<br />
Kenley Hart, Great Falls, MT<br />
NEBRASKA<br />
Marty Baldwin, Dannebrog, NE<br />
Kyle Gross, Kennard, NE<br />
NEVADA<br />
Cody Kinsman, Spring Creek, NV<br />
NEW HAMPSHIRE<br />
Ella Poire, Belmont, NH<br />
Amanda Towne, Lempster, NH<br />
NEW JERSEY<br />
Brittany Smith, Oxford, NJ<br />
NEW YORK<br />
Brittney Burk, Callicoon Center, NY<br />
Kamryn Harper, Jamestown, NY<br />
Rachael Harper, Jamestown, NY<br />
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Kelsie Jackson, Clymer, NY<br />
Levi McDonald, Walton, NY<br />
Madelynn Pimm, Bergen, NY<br />
Andrei Rench, Greenfield Center, NY<br />
Corrin Sacilowski, Springville, NY<br />
Kylee Wiggans, Walton, NY<br />
Brittany Woodard, Stockton, NY<br />
NORTH CAROLINA<br />
Joey Moore, Youngsville, NC<br />
Gavin Payne, Madison, NC<br />
Abigail Wilson, China Grove, NC<br />
OHIO<br />
Kennedy Algire, Frederickstown, OH<br />
Corbin Bailey, Johnstown, OH<br />
Justin Baum, Okeana, OH<br />
Allie Boyd, Leetonia, OH<br />
Meredith Donnelly, Kenton, OH<br />
Kerrin Fair, Millersburg, OH<br />
Kasse Getter, Johnstown, OH<br />
Tyler Harter, Johnstown, OH<br />
Austin Inbody, Bluffton, OH<br />
Cayden Jacoby, Wauseon, OH<br />
John Graeme Jacoby, Wauseon, OH<br />
Grant Jennings, Marengo, OH<br />
Hailey Jennings, Marengo, OH<br />
Rachel Matthews, Mount Vernon, OH<br />
Maggie Taylor, Morrow, OH<br />
OKLAHOMA<br />
Makenzie Allen, Cyril, OK<br />
Keillen Burkhalter, Calera, OK<br />
Paige Burns, Purcell, OK<br />
Trevor Burns, Purcell, OK<br />
Rowdy Cole, Elk City, OK<br />
Riley Foster, Muskogee, OK<br />
Carlie Laymance, Coyle, OK<br />
Rhett Riley, Perry, OK<br />
Cade Severin, Helena, OK<br />
Kaylee Shenold, Orlando, OK<br />
Faith Swart-Woolman, Vinita, OK<br />
Hunter Thomason, Harrah, OK<br />
Cassidy Tolle, Arnett, OK<br />
OREGON<br />
Grady Buswell, Boring, OR<br />
Presley Buswell, Boring, OR<br />
PENNSYLVANIA<br />
Caleb Antram, Somerset, PA<br />
Josiah Antram, Somerset, PA<br />
Craig Beacom, Tarentum, PA<br />
Rachel Beacom, Tarentum, PA<br />
Chelsea Bilyeu, State College, PA<br />
Jenna Bilyeu, State College, PA<br />
Marissa Bilyeu, State College, PA<br />
Dawson Brandt, Richfield, PA<br />
Allen Bromm, Forest Grove, PA<br />
Hannah Burgoon, Slippery Rock, PA<br />
David Chase, Pipersville, PA<br />
Rylee Colteryahn, Prospect, PA<br />
Brittany Cotner, Bloomsburg, PA<br />
Shane Cotner, Bloomsburg, PA<br />
Emma Crouse, Prosperity, PA<br />
Olivia Demas, Ulster, PA<br />
Michele DiPippa, Renfrew, PA<br />
Allee Hoover, Washington, PA<br />
Chad Hoover, Washington, PA<br />
Garrett Kline, Nescopeck, PA<br />
Rachel Laughlin, Bulter, PA<br />
Kyle MacCauley, Atglen, PA<br />
Gracie Myers, Acme, PA<br />
Charlotte Prout, Oley, PA<br />
Grace Prout, Oley, PA<br />
Gunther Wagner, Middleburg, PA<br />
Edward Cole, Granville Summit, PA<br />
Indigo Dotter, Wyalusing, PA<br />
Emily Bollinger, Reinholds, PA<br />
Zach Bollinger, Reinholds, PA<br />
SOUTH DAKOTA<br />
Alison Knutson, Centerville, SD<br />
Jaclynn Knutson, Centerville, SD<br />
Kasi Knutson, Centerville, SD<br />
Shania Knutson, Centerville, SD<br />
Richard Larson, Aberdeen, SD<br />
Wesly Linke, Wessington Springs, SD<br />
Avery Sylte, Ipswich, SD<br />
Colby Sylte, Ipswich, SD<br />
Josie Sylte, Ipswich, SD<br />
Raesa Zelinsky, Brookings, SD<br />
Rhett Zelinsky, Brookings, SD<br />
Riggen Zelinsky, Brookings, SD<br />
TENNESSEE<br />
Cooper Belcher, Hartsville, TN<br />
Bauer Burch, Christiana, TN<br />
Skilar Burch, Christiana, TN<br />
Lillian Christlieb, Bath Springs, TN<br />
William Christlieb, Bath Springs, TN<br />
Courtney Dickens, Riddleton, TN<br />
Celia Dodd, Bon Aqua, TN<br />
Dustin Frazier, Kingsport, TN<br />
Brooke Hyleman, White Pine, TN<br />
National <strong>Suffolk</strong> Ambassador & <strong>Suffolk</strong> Queen Contest<br />
APPLICATION DEADLINE: JUNE 1<br />
The primary responsibilities of the National <strong>Suffolk</strong> Ambassador and/or National <strong>Suffolk</strong> Queen would be to represent the<br />
breed at Shows and Sales. The contest will be held at the National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show each year. Applicants will be interviewed by<br />
a committee of three. The winner will serve a one year term from the current National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show to next National Junior<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Show.<br />
The United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association has set aside $1,000 to assist in the financing of expenses for the winners. Winners are<br />
required to turn in receipts for the $1,000. Please contact the USSA Office at 641.684.5291 or info@suffolks.org with any questions<br />
you may have regarding these contests.<br />
Qualifications<br />
The National <strong>Suffolk</strong> Ambassador contest is open to males or females between the ages of 16 and 21, must be a member and in<br />
good standing with the United Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association.<br />
The National <strong>Suffolk</strong> Queen contest is open to females between the ages of 16 and 21, must be a member and in good standing<br />
with the United Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
Applications should be willing to attend: National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show, Midwest Stud Ram Sale, and North American<br />
International Livestock Expositions Junior & Open <strong>Suffolk</strong> Shows.<br />
Deadline & Submission Instructions<br />
This application along with a 1000 page essay is due to the USSA by June 1.<br />
Applications can be emailed to info@suffolks.org or mailed to USSA, PO Box 121, Holland, IA 50642.<br />
I’m applying for: _________ National <strong>Suffolk</strong> Ambassador _________ National <strong>Suffolk</strong> Queen<br />
Name: ________________________________________________________________<br />
Address:______________________________________________________________<br />
Age: ________________________<br />
Phone: _____________________<br />
Email Address: _______________________________________________________<br />
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Parker McNair, Brighton, TN<br />
TEXAS<br />
Cassie Brock, Paris, TX<br />
Harley Brockelman, Sherman, TX<br />
Hunter Brockelman, Sherman, TX<br />
Dylan Chilcutt, Weatherford, TX<br />
Casey Fung, Iowa Park, TX<br />
Coy Harris, Cooper, TX<br />
Karoline Jones, Splendora, TX<br />
Kredde Orum, Brownfield, TX<br />
Hailey Crumley, Lorena, TX<br />
UTAH<br />
Linnsie Gage, Delta, UT<br />
VIRGINIA<br />
Ashleigh M. Rasnick, North Tazewell, VA<br />
Abigail Stewart, Edinburg, VA<br />
Kelley Stewart, Edinburg, VA<br />
Nathan Stewart, Edinburg, VA<br />
WASHINGTON<br />
Patty Brown, Gig Harbor, WA<br />
Kevin Roach, Auburn, WA<br />
WEST VIRGINIA<br />
Jennifer Friend, Exchange, WV<br />
Dalton Frye, Linn, WV<br />
Ethan Leggett, Troy, WV<br />
WISCONSIN<br />
Lauren Ace, Stoughton, WI<br />
Jesse James Albert, Casco, WI<br />
Saundra Arneson, Janesville, WI<br />
Victoria Arnevik, Rice Lake, WI<br />
Savannah Bailey, Casco, WI<br />
Wyatt Bailey, Casco, WI<br />
Aubrey Brandt, Rock Springs, WI<br />
Bracen Brandt, Rock Springs, WI<br />
Brady Brandt, Rock Springs, WI<br />
Jase Broehm, Brillion, WI<br />
Nicole Dittbrenner, Cumberland, WI<br />
Miranda Dobberpuhl, DePere, WI<br />
Ruth Dobberpuhl, DePere, WI<br />
Morgan Eilers, Weyauwega, WI<br />
Taylor Eilers, Weyauwega, WI<br />
Aren Engelbrecht, Reedsville, WI<br />
Becky Engelbrecht, Reedsville, WI<br />
Caitlyn Engelbrecht, Reedsville, WI<br />
Emily Groth, Jackson, WI<br />
Kayla Hamm, Fredonia, WI<br />
Brendan Hartwig, Oakfield, WI<br />
Alex Held, Oshkosh, WI<br />
Jayne Held, Oshkosh, WI<br />
Sydney Held, Oshkosh, WI<br />
Austin Huitema, Markesan, WI<br />
Gabrielle Huitema, Markesan, WI<br />
Anthony Kanable, Marshfield, WI<br />
Tanner Kanable, Marshfield, WI<br />
Joshua Lindow, Chili, WI<br />
Lydia Melby, New Richmond, WI<br />
Madeline Melby, New Richmond, WI<br />
Jessica Patterson, Glen Haven, WI<br />
Luke Patterson, Glen Haven, WI<br />
Brook Peterson, Brantwood, WI<br />
Megan Reinsberg, Baldwin, WI<br />
Kayden Richardson, Dousman, WI<br />
Mariah Richardson, Dousman, WI<br />
Elijah Ruddat, DePere, WI<br />
Isaiah Ruddat, DePere, WI<br />
Lillian Ruddat, DePere, WI<br />
Bryce Sherwin, Ellsworth, WI<br />
Andrew Slack, Lake Geneva, WI<br />
Joe Slack, Lake Geneva, WI<br />
Tom Slack, Lake Geneva, WI<br />
Riley Sobkowiak, Holmen, WI<br />
Cami Subra, Taylor, WI<br />
Paige Subra, Taylor, WI<br />
Jacob Tuesburg, Reedsville, WI<br />
Jacen Wilinski, New Glarus, WI<br />
WYOMING<br />
Kaci Bentley, Worland, WY<br />
2017 Futurity Results<br />
EWE LAMB FUTURITY<br />
District Placings Exhibitor Name of Animal Breeder<br />
District 1 1st Theodore Jackson, ID MacCauley 3831 MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PA<br />
2nd Theodore Jackson, ID MacCauley 3980 MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PA<br />
District 2 1st * Raesa Zelinsky, SD Kimm 17205 Kimm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, MO<br />
2nd Rhett Zelinsky, SD Russell Sheep Co. 7001 Russell Sheep Co., IN<br />
3rd Riggen Zelinsky, SD Ulrich 33-17 Ulrich <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, IL<br />
District 3 1st Madison Binder, IL Arndt Acres 16-054 Arndt Acres, MN<br />
2nd Miranda Dobberpuhl, WI Kimm 17422 Kimm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, MO<br />
3rd Christian Tifft, IA Dombek 3095 Randy Dombek Family, MN<br />
4th Lillian Ruddat, WI Kimm 17227 Kimm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, MO<br />
5th Christian Tifft, IA Annuschat Y802 Annuschat <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, OK<br />
District 4 1st Madelynn Pimm, NY MacCauley 3784 MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PA<br />
2nd Allee Hoover, PA MacCauley 3766 MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PA<br />
3rd Madelynn Pimm, NY MacCauley 3839 MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PA<br />
YEARLING EWE<br />
Placings Exhibitor Name of Animal Breeder<br />
1st * Bauer Burch, TN O’Neill <strong>Suffolk</strong>s 1163 O'Neill <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, IN<br />
2nd Madison Binder, IL Arndt Acres 15-0544 Arndt Acres, MN<br />
3rd Sandra Binder, IL Arndt Acres 15-0545 Arndt Acres, MN<br />
4th Kasse Getter, OH Kimm 16219 Kimm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, MO<br />
5th Ashley Gouge, DE MacCauley 3513 MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PA<br />
6th Madelynn Pimm, NY MacCauley 3591 MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, PA<br />
Raesa Zelinsky, SD<br />
* Over All Ewe Lamb Winner<br />
Bauer Burch, TN<br />
* Over All Yearling Ewe Winner<br />
• Annuschat <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
• Arndt Acres<br />
• Braasch Land and Livestock<br />
• EB <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, Eric Bruns<br />
• KC <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, Capron & Sparrgove Family<br />
• Cousins <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, Lindi Peterson<br />
• Randy Dombek & Family<br />
• JMG <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, Jeremy & Heidi Geske<br />
• Hoskins Stock Farm<br />
• Kanable <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
• Kimm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
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Thank You To The <strong>Suffolk</strong> Breeders Who Nominated Futurity Lambs This Past Year:<br />
• Alan Kjeldgaard<br />
• Knutson <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
• MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
• Lost River Livestock, Donna Mays<br />
• Mil-Sid Farm, Josh Miller<br />
• Double L Livestock, Larry & Linda Pauly<br />
• Maple Lawn Farm, Pimm Family<br />
• Pumphrey Family<br />
• Northern Exposure Livestock,<br />
Rex & Jerry Quam & Family<br />
• Renn-Vue Farms<br />
• Ruby Mountain Sheep Co.,<br />
Cynthia Huckins<br />
• Russell Sheep Co.<br />
• Sandage Farms<br />
• Touchdown Acres, Paul Skartvedt Family<br />
• Wayne & Mary Skartvedt<br />
• K Slack <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
• Ulrich <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
• Van Dyke <strong>Suffolk</strong>s<br />
• Whispering Hill <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, Matt Wolf Family<br />
• Bar-Zel <strong>Suffolk</strong>s, Rob & Christy Zelinsky Family<br />
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<strong>2018</strong> SUFFOLK DIRECTORY
Bylaws of the United<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
Amended by membership vote Nov. 1, 2017.<br />
ARTICLE I. NAME.<br />
The name of this organization shall be the United<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association (USSA).<br />
ARTICLE II. PURPOSE.<br />
The United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association is a nonprofit<br />
organization, without capital stock, whose<br />
purpose is to foster, promote and develop the<br />
<strong>Suffolk</strong> breed of sheep in particular, and the sheep<br />
industry in general. It shall keep records of all<br />
sheep recorded in or by the Association, issue official<br />
papers covering the same and perform any<br />
and all functions connected with the registration of<br />
sheep. Such records shall be permanent in character<br />
and at the disposition of the members or contractors<br />
of the Association. The Association shall<br />
receive and disburse the finances of the organization.<br />
ARTICLE III. MEMBERSHIP.<br />
Section 1. General Qualifications. Any owner<br />
and registrant of <strong>Suffolk</strong> or percentage <strong>Suffolk</strong> in<br />
the United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association may become<br />
a member; provided that each owner and registrant<br />
shall be represented by but one membership<br />
whether such owner and registrant are an individual,<br />
partnership, corporation, association or other<br />
entity. To be a member in good standing for purposes<br />
of voting in Association elections, a member<br />
must: (1) have paid dues for the current year, (2)<br />
have no outstanding financial obligation to the<br />
Association more than sixty (60) days past due, (3)<br />
currently own <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep and (4) have registered<br />
sheep in the United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep<br />
Association within the last fiscal year. Individuals<br />
wishing to become Associate members of the<br />
Association may do so simply by paying annual<br />
dues. Associate members cannot vote in<br />
Association elections.<br />
Section 2. Junior Membership. The Board of<br />
Directors shall have the authority to establish a<br />
separate membership class for junior members<br />
with such limitations and qualifications as the<br />
Board shall establish from time to time; provided,<br />
however the such junior member shall have no voting<br />
rights. Details on Junior Membership are<br />
described in the United <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep Association<br />
Junior Membership Bylaws.<br />
Section 3. Members that are not individuals.<br />
Any member that is a partnership, corporation,<br />
Association, or other entity (i.e. not an individual<br />
person) shall designate in writing to the<br />
Association the name of the individual who is<br />
authorized to sign and vote on behalf of the member.<br />
Section 4. Voting Rights. Each member of the<br />
Association in good standing, other than Junior<br />
members, shall be entitled to one vote on each<br />
matter submitted to a vote of the membership. A<br />
member may vote either in person or by proxy<br />
appointed in writing by the member or his duly<br />
authorized attorney-in-fact. An appointed proxy<br />
must be a member of the Association. No proxy<br />
shall be valid after 90 days from the date of its executing,<br />
unless otherwise provided in the proxy.<br />
Section 5. Membership dues and service fees.<br />
The Board of Directors may determine from time to<br />
time the amount of annual membership dues and<br />
the amount of fees for services that shall be<br />
payable to the Association. The Board of Directors<br />
may also establish the time or times at which membership<br />
dues and service fees are due and<br />
payable, and procedures for dealing with members<br />
and others in default of payment. If a person or<br />
organization is in default of annual membership<br />
payment, all registration and associated fees will<br />
be billed at non-member rates until annual dues<br />
are paid. Other unpaid fees may result in the<br />
Association’s refusal to register any sheep for that<br />
person until all fees are paid in full.<br />
Section 6. Withdrawals. Any member may withdraw<br />
from membership in the Association by giving<br />
written notice of intent to withdraw to the<br />
Association at its principal office. Upon receipt of<br />
any such notice, the membership of such member<br />
shall terminate; provided, however, that after a<br />
complaint has been initiated against a member, the<br />
right of such member to withdraw from membership<br />
shall be suspended until the termination of all<br />
proceedings in connection with such complaint,<br />
unless the Executive Committee or the Board of<br />
Directors otherwise approves.<br />
ARTICLE IV. MEETINGS OF THE<br />
MEMBERSHIP.<br />
Section 1. Annual Meeting. The annual meeting<br />
of the membership shall be held at such time and<br />
place as the Board of Directors may designate.<br />
Section 2. Special Meetings. Special meetings of<br />
the members may be held at any time for any purpose<br />
or purposes at such designated place.<br />
Special meetings may be called by the President<br />
or by the Board of Directors or by members having<br />
not less than twenty-five votes. The person calling<br />
a special meeting shall designate the date, time<br />
and place of such meeting and shall give notice at<br />
least 25 days prior to and no longer than 60 days<br />
prior to the meeting.<br />
Section 3. Notice. Written notice of all meetings<br />
stating the place, date, time, and purpose(s) of<br />
said meeting must be called under the following<br />
conditions. Correspondence regarding the meeting<br />
shall be delivered not less than twenty-five (25)<br />
days nor more than sixty (60) days before the date<br />
of the meeting. It is the responsibility of those initiating<br />
the meeting to see that the membership is<br />
informed in a timely fashion.<br />
Section 4. Waiver of Notice. Whenever any<br />
notice is required to be given under the provisions<br />
of these Bylaws, or of any law, a waiver thereof in<br />
writing, signed by the person or persons entitled to<br />
such notice whether before, at, or after the time<br />
stated therein, shall be deemed the equivalent to<br />
the giving of such notice. To the extent permitted<br />
by law, attendance of a member at any meeting<br />
shall constitute a waiver of notice of such meeting.<br />
Section 5. Quorum. A quorum at any meeting of<br />
the membership shall consist of not less than twenty-five<br />
members in good standing present in person<br />
or by proxy. Every decision of a majority of<br />
such quorum shall be valid as a corporate act,<br />
except in those specific instances in which a larger<br />
vote is required by law or by these Bylaws.<br />
Section 6. Meeting Procedures. All meetings of<br />
the membership shall be conducted according to<br />
parliamentary procedures as set forth in the latest<br />
revision of Robert’s Rules of Order.<br />
ARTICLE V. DIRECTORS.<br />
Section 1. Powers of the Board. A Board of<br />
Directors shall manage the property and affairs of<br />
the Association. The Board of Directors derives its<br />
powers and authority from the members and its<br />
powers and authority is limited by and subject to<br />
the will of the members voting in person or by<br />
proxy at any annual meeting or special called<br />
meeting. Except as limited by law and the members,<br />
the Board of Directors shall have and is vested<br />
with the power and authority to do, or cause to<br />
be done, any and all things for and on behalf of the<br />
Association, to exercise or cause to be exercised<br />
any and all of its powers, privileges or franchises<br />
and to seek the effectuation of its purposes and<br />
objectives.<br />
Section 2. Number and Qualifications. The<br />
Board of Directors shall consist of twelve members<br />
of the Association in good standing. Prior to declaring<br />
their candidacy, a member must have registered<br />
sheep with the Association in the calendar<br />
year of their candidacy and in each of the immediate<br />
prior two calendar years. The Secretary shall<br />
ascertain the qualification of the candidate prior to<br />
placing their name on the ballot and shall report<br />
any unqualified candidates to the President.<br />
Directors must continue to register sheep in each<br />
and every calendar year while serving on the<br />
board. Additionally, any Director who fails to register<br />
sheep in each and every calendar year while<br />
serving on the Board as required shall be removed<br />
from the Board by the Board of Directors. The<br />
Board of Directors shall establish the method of<br />
election and appropriate steps to ensure that all<br />
members are represented.<br />
Section 3. Term of Office. The twelve members of<br />
the Board of Directors shall be elected from four<br />
districts. Three Directors shall be elected from<br />
each district. The four districts shall be initially<br />
established as follows: District 1. Alaska, Hawaii,<br />
Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada,<br />
Arizona, Utah, Wyoming and Montana. District 2.<br />
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado,<br />
New Mexico, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri,<br />
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and<br />
Tennessee. District 3. Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin,<br />
Illinois and Kentucky. District 4. Michigan, Indiana,<br />
Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York,<br />
Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire Massachusetts,<br />
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware,<br />
Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, South<br />
Carolina, and Florida. To provide equal representation<br />
to members, it is intended that these districts<br />
have substantially the same number sheep registered<br />
with the Association each year. The Directors<br />
may from time to time move one or more states to<br />
contiguous districts to equalize the numbers of registrations<br />
in each district.<br />
The term of office of the Directors shall be three<br />
years and until their successors are elected and<br />
take office. Nothing contained herein shall preclude<br />
a member of the Board of Directors from succeeding<br />
himself or herself, except that no person<br />
shall consecutively serve more than two three-year<br />
terms. Following service of two consecutive threeyear<br />
terms, a member would again be eligible for<br />
election to the Board of Directors at the first election<br />
following the end of the most recent term<br />
served by that former Director. Not more than two<br />
Directors residing in any one state may serve on<br />
the Board at any one time and all Directors must<br />
reside in the district which they represent.<br />
Section 4. Election of Directors. Candidates for<br />
a director’s position shall cause to be delivered to<br />
the USSA office a letter of nomination, which letter<br />
shall be received at the office by August 1 of that<br />
year. An official ballot containing the names and<br />
resumes of district candidates shall be mailed to all<br />
members of the association by September 1 of that<br />
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year. To vote in the election of Directors, a member<br />
must return the ballot to the association office by<br />
October 1 of that year. Director applicants receiving<br />
the most votes in his/her district shall be<br />
deemed elected. In the event of a tie, the present<br />
directors will pick the winner or one of the tie candidates<br />
may choose to refrain from election. The<br />
secretary of the USSA will inform, by mail, all voting<br />
members of the election results.<br />
Section 5. Commencement of Term of Office.<br />
Newly elected Directors shall commence their term<br />
of office immediately following the adjournment of<br />
the last regular meeting of the Board of Directors,<br />
preceding the Annual Meeting of members.<br />
Section 6. Vacancies. In the case of a vacancy on<br />
the Board of Directors, the Directors shall have the<br />
power to fill such vacancy with the appointment of<br />
a member who lives in the district with the vacant<br />
seat to serve the unexpired term until the next<br />
annual meeting, at which time the opening would<br />
be filled in the same manner provided in Section 4.<br />
In the event of a vacancy and a full-term board<br />
seat both being available in the same district,<br />
members will vote for two (2) candidates. The two<br />
candidates receiving the most votes will fill the<br />
Board of Directors vacancies in the following manner.<br />
The person with the most votes will fill the<br />
three-year term and the person with the second<br />
most votes will fill the shorter term. Filling an<br />
uncompleted term will not preclude a Director from<br />
being elected to the Board of Directors for two consecutive<br />
three-year terms.<br />
Section 7. Compensation. Directors shall not<br />
receive any stated compensation for their services,<br />
but by resolution of the Board, reimbursement for<br />
expenses, if any, may be allowed for attendance at<br />
each meeting of the Board, or for performing other<br />
duties assigned by the Board.<br />
Section 8. Annual Meeting. The annual meeting<br />
of the Board of Directors shall be held at a location<br />
to coincide with the annual meeting of the membership<br />
and either precedes or follow the annual<br />
membership meeting. Special circumstances<br />
allow the Board to designate an alternative time<br />
and location.<br />
Section 9. Regular Meetings. Regular meetings<br />
of the Board of Directors, whether they be face to<br />
face or conference calls, will be held periodically<br />
during the year as deemed the Board President or<br />
any three Board Members.<br />
Section 10. Special Meetings. A special meeting<br />
of the Board may be called at any time by the<br />
President, or any three or more of the Directors by<br />
giving ten days’ notice of such meeting to each<br />
member of the Board of Directors, either personally<br />
or by mail, stating the time, place and purpose of<br />
any such meeting. The place of the special meeting<br />
may be within or without the State of Missouri,<br />
as designated in the notice. The purpose of the<br />
special meeting must be specified in writing and<br />
provided to each Board member at the time the<br />
meeting is called.<br />
Section 11. Special Meeting by Conference<br />
Telephone. Members of the Board or of any committee<br />
may participate in a meeting of the Board or<br />
its committees by means of conference telephone<br />
or other similar communications equipment, provided<br />
there has been five days written notice,<br />
whereby all persons participating in the meeting<br />
can hear each other, and participation in a meeting<br />
in such a manner shall constitute being present at<br />
such meeting.<br />
Section 12. Action in Lieu of Meeting. Unless<br />
otherwise restricted by law, any action requested<br />
to be, or that may be, taken at a meeting of the<br />
Board, may be taken without a meeting if consent<br />
in writing setting forth the action so taken shall be<br />
signed by all of the Directors entitled to vote with<br />
respect to the subject matter thereof. Any such<br />
consent signed by all of the Directors shall have<br />
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the same effect as a unanimous vote and may be<br />
stated as such in any document describing the<br />
action taken by the Board of Directors.<br />
Section 13. Waiver of Notice. Any notice provided<br />
or required to be given to the Directors may be<br />
waived in writing by any of them, whether before,<br />
at, or after the times stated therein. The attendance<br />
of a Director at any meeting shall constitute<br />
waiver of notice of such meeting except where the<br />
Director attends and so states at the opening of the<br />
meeting, for the express purpose of objecting to<br />
the transaction of any business because the meeting<br />
was not lawfully called or convened.<br />
Section 14. Quorum. At all meetings of the Board<br />
of Directors, a majority of the whole Board shall<br />
constitute a quorum for the transaction of business,<br />
and the act of a majority of the Directors<br />
present at any meeting at which there is a quorum,<br />
except as may be otherwise specifically provided<br />
by law or by these Bylaws or by Articles of<br />
Incorporation shall be the act of the Board of<br />
Directors.<br />
Section 15. Resignation. Any Directors may<br />
resign at any time by giving written notice thereof<br />
to the Board of Directors. Such resignation shall<br />
take effect at the time specified in the notice, and<br />
unless otherwise specified therein, formal acceptance<br />
of such resignation shall be necessary to<br />
make it effective.<br />
Section 16. Removal. Any Director may be<br />
removed, with cause, by the vote of two thirds (2/3)<br />
majority of the members in that Director’s district<br />
present in person or by proxy at a meeting of the<br />
membership called expressly for that purpose, at<br />
which a quorum is present. Formal notice to all<br />
Association members in that Director’s district of<br />
the proposed removal of any Director must be<br />
made in writing at least twenty-five (25) days prior<br />
to and no longer than sixty (60) days prior to the<br />
meeting. The Directors(s) must be provided an<br />
opportunity to respond to any accusations. The<br />
meeting will be in that Director’s district. A two<br />
thirds (2/3) vote by members present, in person or<br />
by proxy; will be required to remove a director. The<br />
individual(s) calling the meeting will state the place<br />
and time of the meeting.<br />
ARTICLE VI. OFFICERS.<br />
Section 1. General. The officers of the Association<br />
shall consist of a President, a Vice-President, and<br />
a Treasurer. No offices may be held by the same<br />
person. To be eligible to serve as President, Vice<br />
President or Treasurer the individual must have<br />
served on the Board the previous year.<br />
Section 2. Election of President and Vice-<br />
President. The President and Vice-President shall<br />
be elected annually, from the members of the<br />
Board of Directors, by the Board of Directors, at a<br />
Board meeting immediately following the close of<br />
the last regular annual Board Meeting, preceding<br />
the annual meeting of the members. Such election<br />
shall be conducted by the retiring President who is<br />
ineligible to be reelected; if the retiring President is<br />
eligible to be reelected, the retiring Vice-President<br />
shall conduct the election unless the retiring Vice-<br />
President is eligible for election as President; if<br />
both the retiring President and Vice-President are<br />
eligible for election as President, the lead<br />
Association Staff person available shall conduct<br />
the election of President. In case of a tie, when voting<br />
for president, if the vote is a tie after a second<br />
vote, the most senior (by age) retiring board member<br />
will vote to break the tie in a third vote by<br />
sealed ballot. The newly elected President shall<br />
take office immediately upon his election and conduct<br />
the election for Vice-President.<br />
Section 3. Term of Office. Each officer of the<br />
Association shall hold office for a term of one year<br />
or until a successor is selected, unless the officer<br />
is removed or resigns before such time. Nothing<br />
contained in these Bylaws shall preclude an officer<br />
from succeeding himself/herself, except that no<br />
person shall hold the office of the President for<br />
more than three consecutive terms.<br />
Section 4. Compensation. Reimbursement for<br />
the expenses, if any, of the President or Vice-<br />
President in attending meetings or carrying out<br />
responsibilities designated by the Board of<br />
Directors shall be fixed by the Board of Directors.<br />
Compensation for the staff and expenses for carrying<br />
out official responsibilities shall be fixed by the<br />
Board of Directors.<br />
Section 5. Removal. Any officer shall be removed,<br />
with cause, by the vote of two-thirds of the<br />
Directors present in person or by proxy at any regular<br />
meeting or any special meeting called for that<br />
purpose at which a quorum is present and at least<br />
ten days previous written notice was provided and<br />
the officer is offered the opportunity to respond to<br />
any accusations.<br />
Section 6. Resignation. Any officer may resign at<br />
any time by giving written notice of such resignation<br />
to the Board of Directors.<br />
Section 7. Vacancies. Vacancies caused by the<br />
death, resignation, incapacity, removal or disqualification<br />
of any officer shall be filled by the Board of<br />
Directors. Any person so appointed to fill such<br />
vacancy shall serve at the pleasure of the Board<br />
for the un-expired term of the predecessor or until<br />
the successor is elected and commences the term<br />
of office.<br />
Section 8. President. The President shall preside<br />
at all meetings of the membership and the Board of<br />
Directors and shall be member ex-officio with the<br />
right to vote on all committees in case of a tie vote.<br />
The President shall also, at the annual meeting of<br />
the Association as the President deems proper,<br />
communicate to the membership and the Board of<br />
Directors such matters and make such suggestions<br />
as may, in the President’s opinion, tend to<br />
promote the prosperity and welfare and increase<br />
the usefulness of the Association. In addition, the<br />
President shall perform such other duties as are<br />
necessarily incident to the office for the President<br />
and shall arrange the Association staff and<br />
employees for the auditing the books, accounts<br />
and records of the Association. Such audit shall be<br />
conducted by a legal auditor, approved by the<br />
Board. Such audit shall be reported at the Annual<br />
meeting.<br />
Section 9. Vice-President. The Vice-President<br />
shall act in the capacity of the President in the<br />
event of the President’s absence, disability or<br />
death and shall perform such other specific duties<br />
as may be assigned by the President or the Board<br />
of Directors.<br />
Section 10. Employees. The Association staff<br />
shall be employed by the Board of Directors at<br />
salaries designated by the Board of Directors and<br />
shall be responsible for managing the day to day<br />
affairs of the Association, for issuing notices of<br />
meetings, for keeping all records of the<br />
Association, including the membership roll, in such<br />
manner as may be directed by the Board of<br />
Directors and the Association. The Board shall<br />
direct staff to take charge of funds of the<br />
Association and be empowered to disburse<br />
Association funds as the Board of Directors<br />
directs, and prepare a suitable report of financial<br />
and other business of the Association for the regular<br />
annual meeting, or at such times as may be<br />
considered necessary by the President. The<br />
Association staff shall also carry out such other<br />
duties as the Board of Directors may conduct, or<br />
cause to be conducted, an audit of the<br />
Association’s financial condition prior to new staff<br />
taking office.<br />
Section 11. Delegation of Duties. If any officer is<br />
absent, or unable to act, or for any other reason<br />
the Board may deem sufficient, the Board may del-<br />
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egate, for the time begin, some or all of the functions,<br />
duties, powers and responsibilities of any<br />
officer to any other officer, agent, or employee of<br />
the Association or other responsible person, provided<br />
a majority of the whole Board concurs therein.<br />
Section 12. Appointment of Other Officers and<br />
Agents. The Board of Directors may also appoint,<br />
from time to time, such other officers, agents and<br />
attorneys-in-fact as it may deem necessary or<br />
advisable. All appointed officers, agents, and attorneys-in-fact<br />
shall hold their respective positions at<br />
the pleasure of the Board or for such terms as the<br />
Board may specify, and they shall exercise such<br />
powers and perform such duties as shall be determined<br />
from time to time by the Board of Directors<br />
or by an elected officer empowered by the Board to<br />
make such determination.<br />
Section 13. Bond. The Board of Directors shall<br />
insure that an Errors and Omissions insurance policy<br />
is kept and held current on all Board members<br />
and staff.<br />
ARTICLE VII. COMMITTEES.<br />
Section 1. Executive Committee. The Executive<br />
Committee shall consist of the President, the Vice-<br />
President, and the Treasurer, who serves as the<br />
chair of the finance committee appointed by an<br />
election by the Board of Directors. The Executive<br />
Committee shall, when the Board is not in session,<br />
supervise and direct the affairs of the Association<br />
under policies established by the Board, reporting<br />
to the Board for its ratification of the Committee’s<br />
action.<br />
Section 2. Other Committees. The Board of<br />
Directors may, from time to time, establish such<br />
other committees as it deems necessary or appropriate,<br />
with such powers and authority as the<br />
Board shall designate. The members of each committee,<br />
other than the Executive Committee, shall<br />
be appointed by the President with the approval of<br />
the Board of Directors. A majority of the members<br />
of any committee shall constitute a quorum for the<br />
transaction of business at any meeting of that committee.<br />
Each committee shall meet at such times<br />
as may be designated by the President of the<br />
Board of Directors.<br />
Section 3. Place of Meeting. Meetings of committees<br />
may be held at any place as determined by<br />
the chairman of that committee. A conference call<br />
would be preferred.<br />
Section 4. Notice. Written notice of all committee<br />
meetings shall be given not less than ten (10) days<br />
prior to any meeting unless all committee members<br />
and the President approve a waiver of that requirement.<br />
Any notice required to be given to members<br />
of any committee may be waived in writing by any<br />
of the members.<br />
Section 5. Compensation. Reimbursement for<br />
the expenses, if any, of attending meetings of any<br />
committee shall be fixed by the Board of Directors.<br />
Section 6. Removal. Any member of any committee<br />
may be removed, with cause, by a two-thirds<br />
vote of the Board of Directors at any meeting at<br />
which a quorum is present and at least ten days<br />
previous written notice was provided and the committee<br />
member is offered the opportunity to<br />
respond to any accusations.<br />
Section 7. Resignation. Any member of any committee<br />
may resign at any time by giving written<br />
notice of such resignation to the President or<br />
Board of Directors.<br />
Section 8. Vacancies. Vacancies caused by<br />
death, resignation, incapacity, removal or disqualification<br />
of any member of a committee shall be<br />
filled by the President with the approval of the<br />
Board of Directors. Any person appointed to fill<br />
such vacancy shall serve at the pleasure of the<br />
Board for the unexpired term of the predecessor or<br />
until the successor is chosen and commences the<br />
term of office.<br />
ARTICLE VIII. TERMINATION OR<br />
CURTAILMENT OF MEMBERSHIP.<br />
Section 1. Expulsion and Censure of Members.<br />
Any member of this Association: (1) who violates<br />
the Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws or Rules of<br />
Registry of the Association; (2) who shall deceive<br />
or wrong the Association; a member thereof, or<br />
another person with respect to <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep; (3)<br />
whose practices in the breeding of <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep<br />
are such as to impair the reliability of the records of<br />
the Association; or (4) who in holding or managing<br />
a public sale of purebred <strong>Suffolk</strong> sheep or consigning<br />
animals to such sale, engages in any<br />
fraudulent or unethical practice in connection with<br />
such sale, may be censured, suspended or<br />
expelled by the Board of Directors after notice and<br />
a hearing as hereinafter provided. The Board of<br />
Directors shall have the power, in its discretion, to<br />
define from time to time what constitutes such<br />
fraudulent and unethical practices.<br />
Any person whose membership has been censured,<br />
suspended or expelled and who is at the<br />
time an owner of registered sheep may, at the discretion<br />
of the Board of Directors, be permitted to<br />
transfer the sheep then standing in his/her name<br />
on the records of the Association, or to register and<br />
transfer the progeny of such sheep, within six<br />
months after the date of the cancellation of his/her<br />
membership and/or the forfeiture of his/her rights<br />
in the Association upon payment of the required<br />
fees.<br />
Section 2. Charges Against Members. Upon a<br />
written complaint reflecting adversely upon the<br />
conduct of a member being presented to the<br />
Association’s staff or employee or President of the<br />
Association, the President shall direct the<br />
Association staff to cause the same to be investigated.<br />
Members shall cooperate fully with the Association<br />
in any investigation.<br />
Whenever, as a result of an investigation, the designated<br />
Association staff or employee with the written<br />
concurrence of the President or the Vice-<br />
President or the Board of Directors deems that the<br />
best interests of the Association require it, the designated<br />
Association staff or employee shall file with<br />
the Board of Directors charges in writing against<br />
the member based upon the information and investigation.<br />
The designated Association staff or employee shall<br />
forthwith cause a copy of such charges, together<br />
with a written notice of the time and place of the<br />
hearing thereof before the Board of Directors, to be<br />
served upon said member by certified or registered<br />
mail addressed to the members at the member’s<br />
last-known address as shown by the records of the<br />
Association not less than thirty (30) days prior to<br />
said hearing.<br />
Such notice shall contain a statement of the purpose<br />
and scope of the hearing and of the action<br />
which the Board of Directors has power to take<br />
regarding the person’s membership in the<br />
Association and shall further advise the member<br />
that the member may appear in person or by counsel<br />
and produce witnesses, affidavits, and documentary<br />
or other evidence.<br />
Section 3. Hearings. At the hearing upon said<br />
charges, both the person bringing them and the<br />
member against whom they have been brought<br />
shall have the right to be heard in person and by<br />
counsel and to produce whatever witnesses, affidavits,<br />
documentary or other evidence the member<br />
may desire to produce. Oral testimony shall be<br />
recorded. At the close of said hearing or as soon<br />
thereafter as may be reasonably possible, the<br />
Board of Directors shall make its finding as to the<br />
charges and shall render its decision thereon,<br />
either censuring, suspending or expelling said<br />
member, or dismissing the charges.<br />
(a) When a member has been denied privileges<br />
of the Association or has been censured, suspended<br />
or expelled from membership, such action shall<br />
be communicated to the Association’s members.<br />
(b) Neither the Board of Directors, nor any of<br />
their members nor any officer or employee of the<br />
Association, shall become liable for the decisions<br />
rendered, put into effect or published as provided<br />
for in the Bylaws, nor for any action taken pertaining<br />
to the same.<br />
Section 4. Terminated or Altered Privileges. The<br />
Board of Directors shall establish a procedure for<br />
transaction registry or transfer work on sheep<br />
owned or previously owned by a person whose<br />
privileges has been terminated or altered under<br />
this article.<br />
ARTICLE IX. TERMINATION OR<br />
CURTAILMENT OF ASSOCIATION<br />
PRIVILEGES OF NONMEMBERS.<br />
Section 1. Nonmember Privileges and<br />
Penalties. The same rules and procedures set<br />
forth in Section 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Article VIII shall<br />
apply in dealing with nonmembers who avail themselves<br />
of privileges and services of the<br />
Association. The penalties for nonmembers shall<br />
be termination, limitation, or denial of registration<br />
or other services of the Association.<br />
ARTICLE X. GENERAL PROVISIONS.<br />
Section 1. Fiscal Year. The fiscal year of the<br />
Association shall be such as may be designated<br />
from time to time by the Board of Directors. In the<br />
absence of action by the Board of Directors, the fiscal<br />
year of the Association shall be from October 1<br />
through September 30 of the next calendar year.<br />
Section 2. Financial Controls. Funds of the<br />
Association shall be handled and expended in<br />
keeping with accepted budget and accounting<br />
practices under policies established by the Board<br />
of Directors. Funds kept in deposit accounts will be<br />
monitored at regular intervals to ensure that reasonable<br />
returns are achieved on investments.<br />
Section 3. Indemnification of Directors,<br />
Officers and Agents. Each person who is or was<br />
a Director, officer or agent of the Association or is<br />
or was serving at the request of the Association as<br />
a Director, officer or agent or another corporation,<br />
partnership, joint venture, trust or other enterprise,<br />
shall be indemnified by the Association as of right<br />
to the full extent permitted or authorized by the<br />
laws of the State of Missouri. The indemnification<br />
provided by this Bylaw provision shall be indemnification<br />
against expenses, including attorneys’<br />
fees, judgments, fines and amounts paid in settlement<br />
actually and reasonable incurred by the person<br />
in connection with any action, suit or proceeding<br />
if the person acted in good faith and in a manner<br />
the person reasonably believed to be in or not<br />
opposed to the best interest of the Association, and<br />
with respect to any criminal action or proceeding,<br />
has no reasonable cause to believe the conduct<br />
was unlawful.<br />
No person shall be liable to the Association for any<br />
loss, damage, liability, or expense suffered by it on<br />
account of any action taken or omitted to be taken<br />
as a Director, officer or agent of the Association or<br />
of any other corporation, partnership, joint venture,<br />
trust, or other enterprise, that the person serves as<br />
a Director, officer or agent at the request of the<br />
Association, if the person exercise the same<br />
degree of care and skill as a prudent man would<br />
have exercised under the circumstances in the<br />
conduct of his own affairs, or if the person took, or<br />
omitted to take, such action in reliance upon the<br />
advice of counsel for the Association or for such<br />
other corporation, firm, or other enterprise that the<br />
person had no reasonable grounds to disbelieve.<br />
The indemnification provided by this section shall<br />
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inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors and<br />
administrators of such person.<br />
Section 5. Corporate Offices. The Association<br />
may have such corporation offices within or without<br />
the State of Missouri as the Board of Directors may<br />
from time to time designate or as the business of<br />
the Association may require.<br />
Section 6. Records. The Association shall keep<br />
accurate books and records of account and shall<br />
also keep Minutes of the meetings of its members,<br />
Board of Directors and each committee having any<br />
of the authority of the Board of Directors.<br />
Section 7. Seal. The Board of Directors shall<br />
adopt, and may alter at its pleasure, the corporate<br />
seal, which shall have inscribed thereon the name<br />
of the corporation and the words: Corporation Seal<br />
– State of Missouri. The corporate seal may be<br />
used by causing it or a facsimile thereof to be<br />
impressed, affixed or reproduced in any manner.<br />
Section 8. Amendments. These Bylaws may from<br />
time to time be altered, amended or repealed, or<br />
new Bylaws may be adopted by the vote of twothirds<br />
of the members in good standing who cast<br />
mail ballots on such matter; provided, however,<br />
that the Bylaws shall not be altered, amended or<br />
repealed or new Bylaws be adopted unless the<br />
number of ballots cast would have been sufficient<br />
to constitute a quorum at a duly held meeting of the<br />
members. An official ballot containing the proposed<br />
amendments shall be mailed to each member with<br />
a postmark dated not less than thirty (30) days<br />
prior to the annual meeting. To vote on the amendments,<br />
a member must return the ballot to the<br />
Association’s designated location in an envelope<br />
postmarked at least ten days prior to the date of<br />
the annual meeting.<br />
Section 9. Duty of Applicants/Members. It shall<br />
be the duty of persons availing themselves of the<br />
privileges of the Association to promptly answer all<br />
letters or inquiries of the Association, and action on<br />
all matter dealing with their relations with the<br />
Association shall be deferred until said letters and<br />
inquiries are fully answered.<br />
Section 10. Limitation of Duty. It shall not be the<br />
duty of this Association to enforce any contract or<br />
agreement between buyers and sellers other than<br />
the furnishing of proper certificates of registry and<br />
transfer of ownership, or of the breeding records<br />
relating to such sheep or their progeny.<br />
Index To Advertisers<br />
- A -<br />
A & K <strong>Suffolk</strong>s.................................................15<br />
Alves <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ...........................................15, 38<br />
Annuschat <strong>Suffolk</strong>s .........................................59<br />
- B -<br />
Barmac Farms ................................................15<br />
Baumann <strong>Suffolk</strong>s...........................................41<br />
Beaver Creek Ranch ......................................15<br />
Berg <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ..................................................23<br />
Bobcat Hill Farm .............................................21<br />
Borawski Farm................................................21<br />
Brobst Family Farm ........................................54<br />
Burke, Tom........................................................9<br />
- C -<br />
Cannon River <strong>Suffolk</strong>s....................................23<br />
Crossroads of the West Sale..........................57<br />
Culham & Stevens, LLC .................................49<br />
- D -<br />
Dombek Family <strong>Suffolk</strong>s.................................23<br />
Donner Trail Ranch...................................15, 53<br />
Dry Sandy Sheep Company.........................IBC<br />
- E -<br />
E.B. <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ...................................................58<br />
- F -<br />
Fisher <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ................................................22<br />
- H -<br />
Henderson <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ........................................47<br />
Heupel Farms ...................................................7<br />
Heupel <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ..........................................7, 15<br />
Hukowicz Farm...............................................21<br />
- J -<br />
Jacobson Ranch.............................................15<br />
Jakahrvis Farms .............................................21<br />
JMG <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ..................................................23<br />
- K -<br />
Kanable <strong>Suffolk</strong>s .............................................11<br />
Kimm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s...................................................6<br />
Kitzan Sheep ..................................................36<br />
KJ Lansing <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ........................................51<br />
Knutson <strong>Suffolk</strong>s & Rambouillets ...................25<br />
Kulas <strong>Suffolk</strong>s .................................................23<br />
- L -<br />
Lost River Livestock .......................................55<br />
- M -<br />
MacCauley <strong>Suffolk</strong>s.................................BC, 21<br />
Mann <strong>Suffolk</strong>s .................................................42<br />
Massera Farms...............................................15<br />
McClure <strong>Suffolk</strong>s...............................................3<br />
Miatke <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ...............................................50<br />
Mid-States Livestock Supplies........................62<br />
Mil-Sid Farm ...................................................21<br />
Mint Gold Ranch.............................................27<br />
MSB Show Lambs ..........................................48<br />
Mt. Salem <strong>Suffolk</strong>s..........................................21<br />
- N -<br />
National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Show..........................18<br />
Northern Exposure Livestock .........................23<br />
- O -<br />
O'Neill <strong>Suffolk</strong>s................................................44<br />
Oak Hill Farm..................................................52<br />
- R -<br />
Renn-Vue Farms ............................................37<br />
River Bend Livestock......................................60<br />
Riverview Livestock ..................................23, 39<br />
Royer Farm.....................................................82<br />
Ruby Mountain Sheep Co.............................IFC<br />
- S -<br />
Sandage Farms ..............................................31<br />
Schakel <strong>Suffolk</strong>s .............................................42<br />
Schluensen <strong>Suffolk</strong>s .......................................45<br />
Season's Bounty Farm ...................................61<br />
Skartvedt <strong>Suffolk</strong>s.............................................3<br />
Slack Club Lambs...........................................46<br />
Slack <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ...................................................3<br />
South Flat Club Lambs...................................24<br />
Splendorview <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ....................................21<br />
Stony Farm <strong>Suffolk</strong>s .......................................21<br />
Summey Family Farm ..............................10, 15<br />
Sydell, Inc. ......................................................43<br />
- T -<br />
Touchdown Acres..............................................3<br />
- V -<br />
Van Dyke <strong>Suffolk</strong>s...........................................67<br />
- W -<br />
WEG & I-80 Flock...........................................35<br />
Wolff's <strong>Suffolk</strong>s ...............................................56<br />
ARTICLE XI. RULES OF REGISTRY.<br />
The Board of Directors shall establish Rules of<br />
Registry, which shall be printed on all applications<br />
for registration and transfer. The Rules of Registry<br />
may be amended or added to from time to time at<br />
the discretion of the Board of Directors. It shall be<br />
the duty of each member of the Association to<br />
obtain from the Association Application for Registry<br />
and Transfer forms with the most recent Rules of<br />
Registry printed thereon and to abide by the Rules<br />
of Registry.<br />
ARTICLE XII. STANDARD OF TYPE.<br />
The Board of Directors shall establish a Standard<br />
of Type which shall be accepted by the Association<br />
as a general description and model for <strong>Suffolk</strong><br />
sheep. Such Standard shall not be considered<br />
absolute. Individual breeders and members must<br />
consider their own purposes and needs in evaluation<br />
of sheep by the standard, and judges should<br />
be encouraged to use the standard on the same<br />
basis.<br />
ARTICLE XIII. AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS<br />
The Board of Directors maintains its predecessor<br />
organizations’ responsibilities and authority including<br />
but not limited to the National <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep<br />
Foundation, the National Junior <strong>Suffolk</strong> Sheep<br />
Association and the National Sheep Genetics<br />
Registry.<br />
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ROYER FARM<br />
BILL ROYER<br />
1990 WEST<br />
CRUGER<br />
ROAD<br />
WASHINGTON, , IL 61571 • 309/472-3231<br />
royerfarm@aol.com • www.royerfarm.com<br />
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