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I picked thise group of bulls up from Richard Evans. They where produced from a pair of WC's from Lubbock, TX. These are all siblings, the top two are males, the bottom is a female. I don't know what to do with that weird female. I will get some better pictures soon, I just had to post these.

Take Care,
Kemper

In blue, and not the best picture, but you get the idea.

I lik'em , I lov'em , wont you just give me em . Come on hook a bother up.
Just kidding Kemper . Very cool . Are you going to breed the female back to one of the males.

Jason

Definitely, once I start kicking these out. The plan is to breed the female to a sibling male when they come to size. Depending on what is produced, I will go from there. If it proves out, I see abberant albino Lubbock locale animals in the future. What else??? Only time will tell.

That is one wild looking female.Do you see many with the abearent patteren like that.Is that what the pattern would be called or something else.I would like to see some off spring from a pair of those,P-RAT

She is really cool looking, especially in person. Here color is amazing. I am calling her abberant, unless I come up with something better lol. She is the only one I have seen. Shannon Brown has an abberant bull also, but they are different looking (check his site for a pic). And yes, I can not wait to see what this line produces!

Simply beautiful! Thanky for sharing.

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did well by picking those guys up...that female is great looking. I hope to see some more pics soon! Good luck with those guys Kemper.

Have a good one,
Gregg F.

I picked thise group of bulls up from Richard Evans. They where produced from a pair of WC's from Lubbock, TX. These are all siblings, the top two are males, the bottom is a female. I don't know what to do with that weird female. I will get some better pictures soon, I just had to post these.

Take Care,
Kemper
Gregg's RB

Thanks! I am very excited about picking this group up. I will keep you updated!

Take Care,
Kemper