Payback Genetics
Canseco Frozen Semen
Canseco Frozen Semen
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About Canseco
Canseco is a proven and consistent club lamb sire in the Payback Genetics Program. His pedigree combines Big City, Unicorn, and Sundown, making him an option for breeders looking to breed to an FF sire with outstanding genetics and the national, state, and regional winners to back it up.
Ordering and Shipping
Purchase semen through this product page. After purchasing, contact RSG at 765-978-0301 to pay for and arrange shipping, storage, or transfer. Those charges are separate unless otherwise stated.
Sire Information
Owner: 406 Club Lambs
Breeding: Big City x Allen/Newcomb 2012 (Unicorn x Sundown)
DNA: RRNNFF
Product: Frozen ram semen
Semen location: RSG - Lebanon, Indiana
Payback status: Offspring may be eligible for the Payback Genetics program when all current requirements are satisfied.
Breeding Considerations
Canseco has very good fertility and may be a strong option for breeders looking for terminal muscle shape and shallowness. Consider using him on ewes of a wide variety of phenotypes to produce the bells and whistles in a light featured package.
Payback Genetics Eligibility
Semen purchased through Payback Genetics gives breeders the opportunity to produce Payback Genetics Eligible lambs.
Eligible Benefits Include:
✔ Official Payback Genetics designation
✔ Listing in the Payback Genetics Breeder Directory
✔ Eligibility for National Champion payouts (up to $10,000)
✔ Eligibility for Breed Champion bonus payouts
✔ Increased marketing value through Payback Genetics branding
✔ Recognition across Payback Genetics marketing platforms
Purchase semen through Payback Genetics to ensure eligibility. Order today to produce Payback Genetics Eligible offspring and add value to your next lamb crop.
Important Notice
Genetic results, conception rates, lamb performance, show results, and financial returns are not guaranteed. Results vary according to the female, semen handling, breeding method, health, environment, nutrition, management, and other factors.
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