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In WI, a registered brand (current, registered with WI DTACP) is prima facie evidence of ownership, much like the title on a vehicle. Any animal sold with one SHOULD have a bill of sale.

With the horse market the way it is in the upper mid-west, I'm glad my geldings are branded. I doubt anyone would try, but if someone does steal one, I want to be able to track them down. I've got two nice mares on the place right now that still need to be done, just can't decide what to do on...

There's 2 branded geldings on my farm that carry my dad's brand. They would be some of that last to carry the Swinging S, something my dad drew up when he was about 5. There's something about a good crisp brand and a roached mane on a spectacular gelding, that I just really like the looks of!

My avatar is a stylized version of our brand. Not something we use much currently, but as we increase our cow herds it may get put back into use.

Only -20 here this morning. Should break 0 for a high today. We went 5 consecutive days and nights in sub zero, not to mention some wicked bad wind chills. Weather guys saying we will be in the 30s above this weekend....it's going to be a long week to get there though. We are lucky though, all...

They do! We believe they should hang a good carcass, as well as look spectacular on the hoof. That's the reason we scan all kids at 6 months and a large part of the index we built. There is a serious lack of true carcass merit in the breed as a whole right now in this country. For example...

I avoid just about any sort of political statement these day, be it putting a sign up in my yard or a post on social media. It's just not worth it. I have several friends (like in real life, not just on social media) who are either so far right or so far left, I have to constantly mute them...

And finally, another picture my sister snagged of Danny. I call it "waiting on the rain"

Our NWSS banners. Probably one of our most cherished accomplishments to date...

Article written by Dr Homeyer on our symposium. He's done a couple on our program and my one sister (she a true asset to the boer industry). Always exiting when someone so renowned takes interest in a project!

A couple senior does. The one on the right is 10 and bred for next month.

Some of the does during spring kidding.

Jack hanging out.

Because, what else does one do with a 2 1/2 year old, 300 pound wether?!?!

Here's all three of our current herd bucks. Butt to the camera is Jack, 4 1/2 (Enobled). Facing is Danny, a 2 1/2 year old Jack son (a hair away from Enoblement). And close to camera is Baby Shark aka Doot Doot, 1 1/2 year old Jack son, never shown, but scanned a superior carcass and is tough as...

Hard at work lol! He's 2 1/2 by the way and closing in on his own Enoblement.

My daughter working her show goats.

This is a doe we sold for super cheap as a baby. Needless to say, we had to get her bought back. She's been wining a bit this fall and earned enough points to push her dam to Enoblement!

This is a young buck we sold 1/2 interest on in our sale. He's really doing well and racking up titles with limited showing.

Daughter and niece on the catwalk in the yards. Had to be sure to get this shot, since the catwalk is only history now! This is a young doe we took that was very competitive.