Wildcat 124

Wildcat x Timings Right 9-7

Name	List Price	Overrun (After 10am pst)	Last Call (After 1pm pst)
Name	List Price	Overrun	Last Call
American Gangster	300	250	200
American Spirit	200	150	150
Bel Air	250	200	200
Different League	400	300	250
DL 112-1	300	250	200
DL 112-4	300	250	200
DL 112-8	200	150	150
Family Man	250	200	150
Game Plan	200	200	150
Heavyweight	300	250	200
Lonely Road	200	150	150
Loud N Clear	400	300	250
Rowdy Rebound	200	150	100
Straight White Male	200	150	150
Tarantino 51	250	200	150
Temple Run	200	150	150
Toy Story	300	250	200
Tricked Out 6-8	300	250	200
Tsunami	250	200	200
Wildcat 124	250	200	150
Wiley Coyote	300	250	200

Semen request

While our Landrace program has been no secret over the years and has produced some big winners, we’ve quietly been building numbers these last few years and we feel like we are as strong and set up for success in this breed as we ever have been. And there’s NO DOUBT that Wildcat 124 is going to play a major role in that success moving forward!

Wildcat 124 hails from the best and deepest litter of Landraces we’ve ever farrowed. Littermate males were named Reserve Landrace Barrow at the NJSA Western Regional and Reserve Landrace Barrow at Arizona Nationals (different barrows), and perhaps the best individual in the litter is a keeper gilt that got to stay home. On top of this, Wildcat 124’s mom is the current matriarch of our program and she shares the same dam as Straight White Male — Overtime 91-8.
For those that follow the Landrace breed you know what kind of bone, hair, and skeletal stoutness Wildcat stamps into his offspring. 124 brings all that to the table along with a ton of topside power, a big powerful upper hip, and an awesome hind leg. He’s got enormous cage laid into him and he should add bone, body, and muscle without sacrificing correctness of build.
We believe this guy offers a tremendous outcross to the High Heat and Happy Hour lines and he’s seeing nearly every Landrace sow this breeding season here in Colusa. On top of that, he’s seeing some Chester sows to make white OPB’s for the southwest this summer.