"Buster" is one of my original foundation sires and has been the father of many of my best show rabbits. He's a very correct buck in both type and markings. Buster has an unknown show history, but 2 legs of G.C. recorded by former owner, Tom Dietrich. Buster and his offspring won the Get of Sire class out of 14 sets of rabbits at the NDS 2007!

I purchased "Thor" in the open Seller's Class of the 2008 National Dutch Show from the Gerharts. He's a sassy little buck with good looks. I'm hoping he'll bring a little variety to my blacks, since he is the first outside black I have brought into my herd since the original stock I bought. His first litters are on their way! Thor has two legs of G.C. recorded by his former owners.

Blue has a terrific head, super body type and excellent markings to boot! As you can see from his show record, the judges seem to agree! Now he's both a show and breeding animal. I'm very proud to announce that this guy won best of variety at ARBA National Convention 2005 and 2006 in the youth division! Blue is registered with the ARBA.

I traded this buck's dam to breeder Mike Smith. In appreciation Mike gave me a baby out of her first litter and it was this guy. I had to name him on the spot, and Benny seemed to fit. He's been retired as a breeding buck, and has proven to be one of the best blue herdsires in the barn!

I decided that I really needed to get a new blue buck into my herd and breeder Pete Nelsen of Washington was kind enough to sell me this boy, and so far I have been very pleased with his babies! Naturally, I named him after his breeder. Pete has an unknown show history, but 2 legs recorded by his former owner.

Broer (pronounced "brewer" or "brooer") is a super gray buck. He has good ring and surface color. Nice markings and excellent depth through the body. He has done quite well on the show table, and has proven himself to be a great herdsire. He matured at such a young age, I was showing him as a senior at only 5 months old!

Oh Basil. This buck is really something else. He has excellent markings, pretty decent ring color, and the best hindquarters I have gotten on a gray buck so far. He has a nice tall topline and solid shoulders. However, he has a tendency to pull his hair out all over his chest and legs, leaving him quite bald. How frustrating!

Wayne was always a small guy when he was young, but when he decided to grow up, he matured out better and better. He has had an awesome show career, and I have used him for some breeding as well. His markings are nice, gorgeous hea don this boy. Ring color is good. Nice and tall, but he lacks width in the hindquarters. He will be offered for sale at NDS 2009.