+BRC Boom Shaka Laka 21/8

Boom Shaka Laka 21/8 – An Icon of the Brahman Breed.

2017 Miss Brahman World • 2017 International Grand Champion Female • 2016 International Grand Champion Female • 2015 National Champion Female

Boom Shaka Laka is one of the most iconic and influential Brahman females of the modern era. The only grey Brahman female in history to be named Houston International Grand Champion Female twice, she was also a National Champion Female and earned the global title of Miss Brahman World. Yet as extraordinary as her own show career was, her greatest legacy has been built through her progeny.

Boom Shaka Laka has become a cornerstone of the BRC breeding program, producing four herd sires retained by BRC, four daughters retained in the BRC donor and cow herd, and numerous members of the BRC show string. Her influential sons include Dutton, Boombox, Boomtown, Yetistone, and others that have gone on to impact leading Brahman programs around the world. She is also the dam of major champions including the 2024 Reserve International Champion Bull, 2023 National Champion Brahman Bull, 2020 International Grand Champion Female, and 2019 Reserve National Champion Bull.

Her value as a producer is equally remarkable. Boom Shaka Laka sons sold by BRC Ranch have averaged approximately $65,000, while her daughters have averaged approximately $87,000. Through the sale of her progeny and genetics, her lifetime production at BRC Ranch has now generated more than $2 million in sales — an extraordinary testament to the consistency, quality, and demand she has created across generations.

More than a champion, Boom Shaka Laka has become a true matriarch of the BRC program: a female whose influence can be seen in our herd bulls, donor pen, show string, sale highlights, and pedigrees throughout the Brahman world. Few females ever achieve her combination of show-ring dominance, production, genetic influence, and measurable economic impact.

Bred by BRC, Boom Shaka Laka was born in 2014 and carries the legacy brand and registration name of Rachel’s grandfather’s former ranch.