Disco was the hit of Fleming Livestock in the summer of ‘10. He is BFMG Knockout X BFMG 8022 (Kryptonite flushmate, same mating as Sugar Ray). He carries on the Sugar Ray tradition of muscle, look and stoutness. Huge rack and really wide center loin, he excels any BFMG buck to date in his hip/loin junction. Disco is big ended and way good looking. His first kids will hit the show ring spring of ’12. When Mock saw the first Disco kids we traded a few breeding. We will both have December ’11 and Spring ’12 sired by him.

Owned with Hummel Livestock

Sugar Ray was the best buck we had raised at the time he was born. Many thought he was as good as they got that year. He didn’t disappoint in his offspring, siring several champion and reserve champs. To date he is still super impressive in his rib shape, leaves you just as wide as he comes to you, possesses an ultra level hip and packs a tremendous amount of lean, hard muscle in all the right places.

Owned and raised by Mock Livestock. This ones name doesn’t lie. When I went to photograph this buck I was addicted at first site. We traded breedings for Dec ’11 kid crop and Mock used Disco. We are very excited about the things both bucks will do for each program.

This is the kind we cut now to try to win shows. Kryptonite was kept as an insurance policy for his full brother Sugar Ray. We loved his look and hard muscle. He wasn’t quite as stout made as Sugar Ray but at the time he was the next best thing. We retained several Kryptonite daughters. Kryptonite has made a big impact in the industry since being sold. He is the grand sire to $25,500 doe kid, Irene.

Landshark is the result of mating Sugar Ray to his paternal grand dam. We used Landshark as a kid. We kept 2 does that are in our donor herd as well as a flushmate sister. We sold Landshark to Border Boers and Taylor Livestock where he has made several champions for both herds.

Knockout was our keeper buck from our December ’08 kid crop. We used him exclusively for our spring ‘ 10 kids. We have several of his flushmates and daughters in our donor herd. Knockout was sold to Kedrick Miller in Indiana.

VooDoo was our pick of Fowlers ’03 buck offering to put on the 153 daughters. He is lined up Yabu and 1021. We loved his extreme base width combined with tons of hard muscle. We used him for 2 programs. We have a few does that go back to him still in the herd. VooDoo ended being apart of Powell-Holman wether program success.

153 was a Yabu son we purchased from Terry Blair. He is twin to 154 that shows up in lots of pedigrees in Powell-Holmans champs in the fullblood and wether programs.