He is not a breeding piece he is the REAL DEAL as complete as they come.  Super skeletal structure, shallow hearted, big, long hipped.  Moves out walking up hill on a easy fluid motion and his best attribute is how he handles in his rack and loin shape.  His dam is a "Penny" (801 son) X "Curious George" ("Gorgeous George Son").  Bred to 60 ewes.

"Showbox" RRNN son of Packen Heat X Impact 314. Impact 314 is another one of the great "Penny " daughters. She is a full sister to the dams of the 2004 Kansas City Grand and Res. Grand hamps. Impact 314 is the sister to many of the stud rams sold over the last few years. Thanks to Mike Hindamen for purchasing ½ interest in "Showbox". Genetically he is one of the best we've bred, Phenotypically he's ideal in his structural design, His picture previews the tidy chest floor and parallel body shape without sacrificing body volume and length. The rack shape, loin and hip are very appealing when observed over his top and very satisfying when handled. "Showbox's" twin brother was successfully campaigned as a wether in 2004 and was admired by many for his sculptured skeletal design, muscle shape and that Packen Heat touch. We bred 20 ewes to "Showbox". Check out Hindamens website and lambs by "Showbox" next spring.

"Game On" QRNN son of Packen Heat x Impact 334. A little different on the dam side than to the other Packen Heat sons we've been using in order to give us a little genetic difference. Impact 334 produced "Game On" in her first season, from about three days old this set of twins was determined by our daughter Tierney to be a Stud ram and show ewe. She's got a good eye the ewe was Grand overall at both shows that she was shown at (pictured on the winners page). Game on as displayed in his picture is like all our other stud rams; he's perfect in his chest floor and shoulder design, extremely attractive in his body shape. Feet and legs are the foundation to the genetic base we've developed and "Game On" like all our others is fluid on the move standing on crisp pasterns with all toes placed perfectly forward. The hip, depth of twist and flex of stifle is hard to find in any other Hampshire genetic program. ½ interest was sold to Mike and Kerry Storms of Illinois. We bred 20 ewes to "Game On"

He's back!!! After servicing ewes in Oklahoma and Alabama over the last two years we brought him home. This is the best son of "Packen Heat," his body shape and look he presents is flawless. His length of body is tremendous. This ewe family produces stud rams and major winners, 2003 Grand and Res. Hamp Kansas City, 2001 WI state Fair, 2002 Res. Hamp WI state fair. 1/2 interest sold to Hindman Showlambs (They'll have late lambs spring 2005).

RRNN - Were very happy to add the service of Armani to our stud battery. He’s what we’ve been looking for to compliment our Impact genetic line of ewes. Armani is perfectly parallel on display from the side, when on the move he tracks smooth and maintains that look. His body shape is ideal for the model were building. A true stud ram, he stands with a desirable amount of base width to his chest floor, while maintaining a shoulder blade that blends smooth into a prominent spring of rib balanced off with a big, wide dead level pin set. Bred to 70 head for 2006.
Special thanks to Scott Carter of Power House club lambs in California for helping us acquire Armani. Check him out, he has 5 Impact bucks he's used over the past few years and his program is worth a look.