COW POWER
EFS Marge
In 2001 I purchased 3 heifers from the Edwards family Letcher, SD. They were great cows and my first pick, EFS Marge 016 is still active in the herd and will be getting flushed summer/fall. Marge is a great cow that always stays in good condition, weans a big calf, and breeds back. Her performance is complimented by a pedigree backed by greats like Touche', Dividend's Impact, Irish Mist, and the Augusta's
EFS Marge pictured at 9 years old Marge @ 16 months VACA Marge 603 (Expedition x Marge)
GB Tangerine 
It's hard to find cattle with the rib shape and dimension she has. In terms of production, she has been one of the best cows I have owned. after Tangerine had her 9th calf she boasted an averge calving interval of 357 days. Her pedigree contains Byland Big Bud and CCS White Tornado, two of the three pacer performance sires, as well as RB Eagle, and Golden Chain. I have daughters and granddaughters in the herd, but not nearly enough. Tangerine was flushed in the fall of 2010. Her first flush resulted in 5 embryos by Saskvalley Bonanza. A second flush yielded 11 embryo's by Muridale Buster 14K. Her third and final flush gave 10 embryo's by MSF Equity 43.
GB Brooke
Tascha daughter sired by GB Durango a Dazzler X Marc Springtime son.
GB Camilla
Eagle 166th X Venture X Dazzler.
GB Silvija
Another Eagle 166th daughter out of the great Seven Eleven cow that's admired by many.
GB Spiffy Gold
Solid red cow with greats like Carnegie, Gold Mine 2109, Dazzler, and White Tornado in her pedigree.
VACA Brooke 704 and her first calf by Brass
TR Golden Lace
Golden Lace has a lot to offer. Genetically she is backed by the likes of: Armstrong Gold, Eagle, Gunsmoke, Marc IV, Gus 80 C, Quane, and the solid producing White Rose cow. Phenotypically she is angular in her design, structurally correct, and has a nice square udder that's not too big. She has been a maternal machine, weaning good calf every year. She is pictured to the left as a first calf heifer with her bull calf by Waukaru Carnegie 3126.
Grannie
The Grannie cow line started with a purebred pair that my dad bought at the salebarn decades ago. That original cow was part of the commercial cow herd for over ten years and her daughter for much longer. A great amount of the commercial herd traces back to the daughter. These genetics have been too good for too long and have a lot to offer our herd and the shorthorn breed. I wish we knew the genetics of that first cow. We have been keeping records and will start recording the Grannies in the Shorthorn Plus program.
3/4 blood Grannie sired by Xchange
