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“When you’re committed to keeping your herd to 25 females…as we are…then, by God, each one of those females occupying a space had better be the kind worth driving across 2-3 states in the middle of the night for 2 doses of semen when she comes into heat 12 hours early. She’d better be worth the 24-48 hour vigil next to her crate during farrowing season. She’ll never be priced. Not to anyone. She had better be worthy enough to sleep at the foot of a bed on a cold winter’s night. If she’s none of these things, I refer to her as # 26. As I said, we are a herd of only 25."
--Ron Smith, Owner |
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BRED BY: W-D SWINE FARM, CA Littermate to: 2011 CA State Fair Champion Barrow |
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BRED BY: W-D SWINE FARM, CA Littermate to Drop Shot
Bred to: Black Blood |
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BRED BY: WINMOR FARMS Hollywood’s late 2010 litter of Toxic 28-3’s left us with an outstanding set of keeper females. In fact, we kept all five gilts in the litter –each one unique in their own kind. There’s a lot to love about this female nicknamed “Blue”…most notably, her heaviness of structure and enormous ribcage. As her name indicates, she stamps that gorgeous deep blue hue into her pigs, each and every time.
Bred to: Catalyst |
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BRED BY: WINMOR FARMS Chances are, you’ve met a girl like Diva somewhere along the line. The type of girl that you notice coming at you and captures your stare even while she’s walking away. This gilt is one of the coolest, flashiest females at WinMor….a beautiful profiling girl with a head carriage that seems to rest naturally in the rafters. Her first litter of County Fares were some of our hottest sellers last fall so we were especially excited to repeat this mating.
Bred to: County Fare |
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Daughter of Hollywood. This female was the 2010 Champion Junior Gilt at the Wisconsin State Fair.
Bred to: Hornet |
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BRED BY: WINMOR FARMS Vegas 26-3 was the highest selling gilt in WinMor’s first ever Walk of Fame Online Sale. Thank you to the Lilienthal Family, Durant, IA, for allowing us to bring 26-3 back to the farm versus taking her into a terminal show. This female possesses all the right attributes of a barrow generator. Her first litter should be extremely exciting.
Bred to: Pocket Change |
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BRED BY: MIKE FISCHER SHOWPIGS, TX Shania was purchased at Fischer’s 2011 spring showpig auction along with her sister, Sandy. We recognized the breeding value of these Warfare daughters out of Fischer’s top-producing sow he owns in partnership with Cathy Schmitz. We expect to see great things out of these two powerhouse females.
Bred to: Catalyst |
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BRED BY: MIKE FISCHER SHOWPIGS, TX Sandy was purchased at Fischer’s 2011 spring showpig auction along with her sister, Shania. We recognized the breeding value of these Warfare daughters out of Fischer’s top-producing sow he owns in partnership with Cathy Schmitz. We expect to see great things out of these two powerhouse females.
Bred to: Tapp Datt |
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NEW ADDITION TO OUR SOW HERD! This exciting new gilt was shown by Chloe O'Neal and was named the 2011 STC Grand Champion Hampshire Gilt and the 2011 NJSS Reserve Champion Hampshire Gilt.
Owned in partnership with Gentry Genetics & Solomon, IN |
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BRED BY: COOK FAMILY LIVESTOCK, IN What is more fun than finding a great pure Hamp gilt at a show when you weren’t intending to buy one? Bringing her home and watching her get even better! This female was the Champion Junior Gilt at the 2010 World Pork Expo. We couldn’t be more excited about her future here at WinMor Farms.
Bred to: Freight Train |
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BRED BY: STOHLQUIST FARMS, IL We were very excited to bring this outstanding Hampshire gilt home from the 2009 IN State Fair. Littermate to Package. We have been working hard to create an elite nucleus of Hampshire females and this one just enhances the collection.
Bred to: Big Train |
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RESERVE HAMPSHIRE GILT • 2007 IN STATE FAIR BRED BY: CEDAR RIDGE FARMS This Hampshire female contributed more than we could have asked for. Her daughters carry her torch within our herd. Her quality sets the standard for Hampshire gilts lucky enough to be retained by WinMor Farms. |
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GRAND CHAMPION GILT • 2008 WORLD PORK EXPO BRED BY: JIM GRIMM, IA It is rare to find a york gilt that possesses this much width, bone and muscle in one package without sacrificing structural correctness. She very well may have been shown just ahead of her time. Today, she's behind some of the finest Yorks we've had the pleasure of raising on our farm including WMFS Fireproof and one of our herd's very elite, The York 57-6.
Bred to: Fireproof |
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BRED BY: WINMOR FARMS Daughter of the 2008 WPX Champion York gilt bred by Grimm and owned by WinMor , she was a crowd favorite herself in 2009 when she was shown at Duncan. We knew we had to retain her in our herd and it’s a decision that has paid off like no other. In 2011 alone, this foundation female produced the Champion York Gilt at the WPX Junior National, the Reserve Champion York Gilt at the Summer Type Conference, two top-selling York gilts at the Summer Type Conference, and the Reserve Champion York Gilt at the Fall Classic in Duncan, OK.
Her Mid-December litter of Fireproofs are now on display in our show barn. Some awesome prospects for 2012 WPX & NJSS! |
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DAM OF THE CHAMP YORK GILT AT THE 2011 OK YOUTH EXPO BRED BY: JERRY PIPPEN, OK From the moment we saw her at the STC, we knew we had to find a way to bring her home and we appreciate Phil and Nick for allowing us to purchase her privately. Her picture says it all. We believe that she is the ultimate breeding piece that can produce not just winning barrows but--more importantly- -gilts that can produce winning barrows.
Bred to: Fired Up |
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