Past Herdsires

This is a homegrown bull built on generations of Sharom bull power. Harrison is homo polled, solid red and built right. Consistent calf crops with impressive growth and style are the norm.

We purchased this bull from Star P Farms in Humbolt, SK with the intent of continuing the production of performance animals in our herd.  The plan worked!  Star P Jerry has proven his worth with this calf crops. 

Cash was our “go to” herdsire for many years. He was a powerful red bull with
performance and style. Many replacement females were retained during his time
here. Over the years, we retained 2 of his sons for in herd use. This left us with
many Cash granddaughters still in the herd today. He truly left his mark on our
herd.

It is hard to believe that almost 2 decades have gone by since Wolverine walked our pastures. His grandsire, Six S Keystone 59K, was the foundation herdsire that started our herd. The impact that this bloodline has had on female production is phenomenal. The most influential cow lines have this bloodline in their pedigree.

Due to injury, Crimson left us far too soon. Pictured here as a yearling, he would go on to grow into a thick and stylish herdsire. He was a no-nonsense breeding machine. His calves showed tremendous growth and natural thickness. He left his legacy with many of his progeny still working here today.

Highjacker was a homegrown herdsire with outstanding genetic EPDs for calving ease and growth. He was used for 2 breeding seasons on heifers and then graduated to the main cow herd. Replacement females from his line have
stayability and good milk production. Another bull that goes back to the Keystone line.

King was purchased specifically for use on heifers. The year of his first calf crop, not one calf was assisted. He was a smaller frame score bull but made up for it in thickness. His calves grew well and were very eye appealing with soft roan coats. His legacy should continue as we are using a son from him, Sharom Macgyver.