2019 was the year that we have been planning to "stack" our herdsire row with amazing males to further our program. So when the opportunity came along to own a share of this phenomenal impact male, we jumped at the chance! Bomber is in Central Oregon from July to early November yearly. He's THE BOMB!! AS OF MAY 2019, BOMBER KIDS HAVE GARNERED 46 BANNERS!!! AND THE GRAND KIDS HAVE ENTERED THE RACE, WITH TWO THIS YEAR SO FAR! The WHOLE PACKAGE... consistency, fineness, density, in beautiful rose grey. Bomber's sire, Aussie .38 Special, is one of the premier grey herd sires in the US. Bomber is the best of the next generation. His dam, Beatriz, can safely be called an impact dam. All of her progeny have Color Championships. Bea maintains a 24.3 AFD/3.9 SD and 15.9 CV at age 12!!!! Bomber's show career started off with a bang. He stepped into the ring at his first show at the A-OK Blast Off, and won his first COLOR CHAMPIONSHIP! After that there was no stopping him ... He wowed the judges at AOBA Nationals 2011 in Denver, and was awarded the COLOR CHAMPIONSHIP! His fleece was compared in quality to elite whites. Then he repeated his success at 2012 Nationals... Taking Color Champion in Halter AND then icing on the cake... Reserve Color Champion Fleece, to his sire, .38 Special's Color Championship!!! Golly, what a day!!! Now retired from the show ring, he was truly a formidable contender. And the wins continue ... his kids are in the ring... at 2016 Futurity, his daughter, Avery was CC and Judge's Choice, his son, Dauntless was CC at Nationals, at 2015 GWAS his daughter was grey CC, his son was grey CC and another daughter was RCC in brown. These kudos were added to those of his East Coast progeny. Championships.... they're the family business! Proudly co-owned with Annie Hunt of Willow Wind Farm in Berthoud, CO.

Irish Meadows Tayt AKA Tayter Tot is everything we look for in a rock solid foundation female. She has an undeniable presence and phenotype, impeccable genetics and beautifully soft fiber. Because of her incredibly long staple, she has never shown as well as some of the denser, shorter stapled females she's been up against, but that in no way diminishes her place in our herd. She is currently bred to Annual's BEA-2 Bomber for a late spring 2023 cria.