BOER :BREED 10219708 :ABGA # 2/21/04 :DOB FULL :BLOOD PAINT :COLOR WHGS :BA OUTBACK BOERS SCORPIOS STINGER Index # B110

T4 Scorpio 10155722     T4		T4 Ranch's Doocey 10099835     T4		Apache Rio 10010314
				Bosker's Place Cora 10014658
		T4 Ranch's Roulette 10099872     T4		NTP Linxx-O-03 10054277
				T4 Evian 10051722

Outback Boers OB213 10136097     O B		Shil "Senior Rojo" 10109127     SHIL		NK/KALR "1st S.A. Man Of Red" 10075698
				Shil Validie 10072551
		EGS Mermaid 10110808     EGGS		TX02 K208 "Del Rio" *Ennobled* 10025979
				EGGSclusive 10043878

 

Stinger is the paint son of well-known solid red buck, T4 Scorpio (deceased), and a half brother to the 2004 ABGA National Champion Doe, Tabaska. Stinger is a fullblood South African buck and has passed both Visual Inspections with the ABGA, and was the 2005 USBGA National Reserve Champion Yearling Buck.

Stinger is a very masculine buck with a long beard and neck folds. He is also blessed with an exceptional temperament; he seems to pass this temperament on and his kids are known for being very friendly. They are also marked with distinctive heads, good twist, nice width through the chest and stance, and the does have long, feminine necks. Stinger also passes color along strongly to his kids. In addition to many paints and reds sired by Stinger, he has also sired a polka-dot daughter out of a traditional doe.

Stinger's kids have done well in the show ring in 2005 and 2006. In 2005 two of his first doe kids were in the top three placings in the 2005 OctoBoer Buck Futurity. In 2006, his percentage paint daughters did very well; WHG Stingers Savvy was 2xChampion and Mist O'Morn Babe and her sister Buffy took home one championship and four reserve championships in three shows. Stinger's purebred solid red daughter, WHG Stingers Red Rose, was Reserve Champion three times against really tough fullblood/purebred competition.

Stinger proves that you don't have to sacrifice confirmation in order to bring some color into your herd! He offers top colored genetics that can compete in the show ring and sire colored kids just as at-home in the show ring.  ~ Elise Conlee