About Us:
We are located in the mountains outside of Albuquerque, NM. Unfortunately, we do not have
enough land to run our herd here. That may be in the future.
We are working on slowly building a good herd of cows, heifers, and of course bulls. We
currently have two 2 year old bulls, a 4 year old, and several partnered bulls. One of the 2
year olds that we are in a partnership with Shippy Rodeo Bulls, took 12th place at the 2008
American Heritage Futurity.
Most of the cows and heifers are now in Hyannis, Nebraska under the watchful eyes of Steve &
Julie Ravenscroft. We have a grand-daughter of Steiner's Red Lightning, two 2 year
daughters of M17. We also have a daughter out of Dakota's Own (Whitewater son) and SJR
71 (Rapidfire daughter/Whitewatergranddaughter). That makes her double bred Whitewater
Skoal.
We have an extensive plan for next spring.
How did we get started in the business? It is actually a long and funny story. It all starts with
Pat. It had been a long time dream of hers. In the spring of 2004, Resistol Relief Fund was
having an online auction that featured many wonderful items. Among those times was a 3 day
stay at the Bighorn Rodeo Ranch. On the last day of the auction, I made my bid, went to bed,
and figured if we were meant to go, the bid would stick. The next morning, I was surprised to
see that we had won the trip.
When our schedules finally allowed for the trip, we made a long vacation of it. We went
through the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Great Salt Lake, Jackson Hole, The Tetons,
Yellowstone, and finally Cody. It was an amazing trip. We saw so much beautiful country that
the Lord had made.
To finish the story, by the time we were ready to leave, Pat had decided that we were going to
get into the business. We purchased part interest in 2 bulls, and the one 2 year old went to
the ABBI Futurity Finals in Las Vegas. We had a good trip the first day, and ended up in 10th.
On day 2, his trip took too long to get started and we ended up in 15th place overall. This
was the Bull "Fastgun" a son of Automatic.
Now we are working on growing and competing. It seems that most of our bloodlines are
originating from White Sport Coat, Spook,& Naccaratto breeding just to name a few.
We are located in the mountains outside of Albuquerque, NM. Unfortunately, we do not have
enough land to run our herd here. That may be in the future.
We are working on slowly building a good herd of cows, heifers, and of course bulls. We
currently have two 2 year old bulls, a 4 year old, and several partnered bulls. One of the 2
year olds that we are in a partnership with Shippy Rodeo Bulls, took 12th place at the 2008
American Heritage Futurity.
Most of the cows and heifers are now in Hyannis, Nebraska under the watchful eyes of Steve &
Julie Ravenscroft. We have a grand-daughter of Steiner's Red Lightning, two 2 year
daughters of M17. We also have a daughter out of Dakota's Own (Whitewater son) and SJR
71 (Rapidfire daughter/Whitewatergranddaughter). That makes her double bred Whitewater
Skoal.
We have an extensive plan for next spring.
How did we get started in the business? It is actually a long and funny story. It all starts with
Pat. It had been a long time dream of hers. In the spring of 2004, Resistol Relief Fund was
having an online auction that featured many wonderful items. Among those times was a 3 day
stay at the Bighorn Rodeo Ranch. On the last day of the auction, I made my bid, went to bed,
and figured if we were meant to go, the bid would stick. The next morning, I was surprised to
see that we had won the trip.
When our schedules finally allowed for the trip, we made a long vacation of it. We went
through the Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Great Salt Lake, Jackson Hole, The Tetons,
Yellowstone, and finally Cody. It was an amazing trip. We saw so much beautiful country that
the Lord had made.
To finish the story, by the time we were ready to leave, Pat had decided that we were going to
get into the business. We purchased part interest in 2 bulls, and the one 2 year old went to
the ABBI Futurity Finals in Las Vegas. We had a good trip the first day, and ended up in 10th.
On day 2, his trip took too long to get started and we ended up in 15th place overall. This
was the Bull "Fastgun" a son of Automatic.
Now we are working on growing and competing. It seems that most of our bloodlines are
originating from White Sport Coat, Spook,& Naccaratto breeding just to name a few.
