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There are several reasons someone grows a particular vegetable variety. These may include taste, seed availability, price, shelf life (storage), disease resistance or tolerance, potential yield, fruit shape, size, color, and more. If you do not know what variety to grow or are unhappy with something you are currently growing, you may want to try something new. Before entirely switching from one variety to another, it is recommended to grow a few new ones for more than a year before deciding on planting large acreages. The following four tables list a few recommended vegetable varieties for 2024. However, this is not a complete list, and there are many more available varieties.

Before purchasing any seeds on this list, it is suggested to make sure the plant has the disease resistance, size, shape, color, and other desirable characteristics that you are looking for. If you have any questions about these varieties and others, contact your county’s Extension office to speak with an agent.

Table 1. Warm-Season Vegetable Varieties

VegetableVarieties
Lima Bean—Bush, Small SeededBridgeton, Dixie Butterpea, Early Thorogreen, Henderson Bush, and Jackson Wonder
Lima Bean—Bush, Large SeededFordhook 242 and Dixie Speckeled Butterpea
Lima Bean—Pole, Large SeededCarolina Sieva, King of the Garden, and Willow Leaf
Snap Bean—BushBronco, Bush Blue Lake 274, Caprice, Hialeah, Jade II, Lewis, Magnum, Prevail, Roma II (flat pod), and Strike
Snap Bean—PoleMcCaslan, Red Noodle, Stringless Blue Lake, and White Seeded Kentucky Wonder 191
Eggplant—AsianCalliope, Cambodian Green Giant, Ichiban, Kermit, and Pingtung Long
Eggplant—ItalianClassic, Dusky, Epic, Night Shadow, and Santana
Eggplant—Miniature/SpecialtyCasper, Fairy Tale, Ghostbuster, Gretel, Hansel, Little Fingers, and Rosita
GarlicChesnok Red, Duganski, Elephant (Tahiti), German Extra Hardy, Korean Red, and New York White Neck
OkraAnnie Oakley II, Burgandy/Red Burgandy, Carmine Splendor, Clemson Spineless 80, Emerald, Jambalaya, and Lee
Pepper—FryingCubanelle and Sweet Banana
Pepper—Hot/Pungent, New Mexican/AnaheimAnaheim
Pepper—Hot/Pungent, CayenneLong Slim Cayenne
Pepper—Hot/Pungent, Habanero/Scotch BonnetHabanero
Pepper—Hot/Pungent, WaxLong Jungarian Wax
Pepper—Hot/Pungent, JalapeñoJalapeño M and Tula
Pepper—Hot/Pungent, Cayenne (Hybrid)Super Cayenne II
Cayenne PepperSuper Cayenne II
Jalapeño PepperCompadre, Inferno, Mitla, and Tormenta
Bell Pepper (Open Pollinated)Capistrano, Jupiter, and Purple Beauty
Bell Pepper (Hybrid)Alliance, Aristotle, Camelot X3R, Declaration, Excursion II, Flamingo, Flavorburst, Green Machine, Karisma, King Author, Mecate, Milena, Paladin, Prowler, Revolution, Tequila, and Vanguard
Bell Pepper—Frying (Hybrid)Aruba, Banana Supreme, Biscayne, Gypsy, and Key Largo
Bell Pepper—Ancho/Poblano (Hybrid)Tiburon
Southern Pea—BlackeyesCalifornia Blackeye # 5 and Queen Ann
Southern Pea—PinkeyesCoronet, Pinkeye Purple Hull-BVR, Quickpick Pinkeye, Texas Pinkeye, and Top Pick Pinkeye
Southern Pea—CreamsTexas Cream 12, Top Pick Cream, and White Acre-BVR
Southern Pea—CrowdersHercules, Mississippi Purple, Mississippi Silver, Top Pick Crowder, and Zipper Cream
Sweet Corn—White (Early Season)Sweet Ice (SE)
Sweet Corn—White (Mid Season)Avalon (SE), Devotion (SH2), and Devotion II (SH2) (GMO)
Sweet Corn—White (Late Season)Silver King (SE) and Silver Queen (SU)
Sweet Corn—Yellow (Mid Season)GSS 1170, Honey Select (SE), Merit (SU), Passion (SH2), Passion II (SH2 (GMO), and Vision MXR
Sweet Corn—Bicolor (Early Season)Precious Gem (SE), Temptation (SE), and Temptation II (SE) (GMO)
Sweet Corn—Bicolor (Mid Season)Affection (SH2), Awesome XR (SH2), BSS8021 (SH2), Coastal (SH2), Everglades (SH2), Flagler (SH2), Mirai 301BC (SH2), Obsession (SH2), Obsession II (SH2) (GMO), Remedy (SE) (GMO), Seminole Sweet XR (SH2), Superb MXR (SH2), Sweet Chorus (SE), and Sweet Rhythm (SE)
Sweet PotatoBeauregard, Bayou Belle, Bonita, Covington, Hernandez, Jewel, Murasaki, O’Henry, and Orleans
TomatoSee Table 3
CucumberSee Table 4
Summer SquashSee Table 5
Winter SquashSee Table 5
ZucchiniSee Table 5
Grey ZucchiniSee Table 5
WatermelonSee Table 6
CantaloupeSee Table 7
Galia MelonSee Table 7
Honeydew MelonSee Table 7
Juan/Juane CanarySee Table 7
Piel De Sapo/Santa ClausSee Table 7
PumpkinSee Table 8

Table 2. Cool-Season Vegetable Varieties

VegetableVarieties
AsparagusJersey Giant, Jersey Knight, Jersey Supreme, Purple Passion, and UC157
BeetsBoldor (yellow interior), Bull’s Blood (for greens), Chioggia (red and white interior), Detroit Dark Red, Early Wonder Tall Top, Red Ace, and Ruby Queen
BroccoliArcadia, Blue Wind, Burgundy, Burney, Castle Dome, Diplomat, Eastern Crown, Emerald Crown, Emerald Pride, Emperor, Green Magic, Greenbelt, Gypsy, Imperial, Ironman, Jacaranda, Lieutenant, Marathon, Packman, Patron, and Premium Crop
Brussels SproutsAttis, Price Marvel, and Jade Cross E
Cabbage—GreenBlue Dynasty, Blue Vantage, Bravo, Bronco, Cheers, Platinum Dynasty, Royal Vantage, Savoy Ace Improved, and Thunderhead
Cabbage—RedRed Dynasty and Ruby Perfection
Chinese Cabbage—NapaAllred (red), China Express, and Minuet
Chinese Cabbage—MichihliGreen Rocket and Monument
Chinese Cabbage—ChoiJoi Choi, Mei Qing Choi, and Win Win Choi
CauliflowerCandid Charm, Cheddar, Early Snowball, Freedom, Graffiti, Snow Crown, Super Snowball, and White Magic
KaleBlack Magic, Blue Ridge, Darkibor, Lacinato, Red Russian, Redbor, Siberian, Vates, and Winterbor
KohlrabiEarly Purple Vienna, Grand Duke, Kolibri, and Quickstar
CarrotApache, Baltimore, Danvers 126, Deep Purple, Maverick, Mellow Yellow, Purple Haze, Sugarsnax 54, and Yellow Bunch
GarlicChesnok Red, Duganski, Elephant (Tahiti), German Extra Hardy, Korean Red, and New York White Neck
Collard GreenFlash, Georgia Southern, Top Bunch 2.0, and Vates
Mustard GreenCarolina Broadleaf, Florida Broadleaf, Garnet Red/Garnet Giant, Green Wave, Southern Giant/Southern Giant Curled, and Tendergreen
Turnip GreenAlamo, All Top, Just Right, Purple Top White Globe, Seven Top, Shogoin, and Southern Green
Irish PotatoAdirondack Blue, Atlantic, Dark Red Norland/Norland/Red Norland, La Rouge, Purple Majesty, Red LaSoda, and Youkon Gold
Irish Potato—FingerlingFrench Fingerlings and Russian Banana
LeekChinook, Lancelot, Rally, and Tadorna
Lettuce—Green LeafGrand Rapids, Green Star, Nevada, Salad Bowl, Sierra Batavia (green with red edges), Slobolt, Tango, and Two Star
Lettuce—Red LeafNew Red Fire, Pomegranate Crunch, and Red Sails
Lettuce—Cos/RomaineBluerock, Breen, Coastal Star, Green Forest, Green Towers, Parris Island Cos, Truchas, and Valley Heart
Lettuce—ButterheadAdriana, Buttercrunch, Ermosa, Esmeralda, Nancy, Salanova Red Butter, Salanova Green Butter, and Sangria
Lettuce—EndiveGalia Frisse and Salad King
Lettuce—EscaroleFull Heart Batavian and Full Heart NR65
Onion—GreenEvergreen Bunching and Ishikura Improved
Onion—Short DayCandy Ann, Candy Joy, Cabernet, DP Sweet 1407, Granex Yellow PRR, Red Burgundy, Red Hunter, Sierra Blanca, Sweet Caroline, and Texas Grano 1015Y
ParsnipAll American and Harris Model
Pea—English/GardenGreen Arrow, Oregon Sugar Pod II, Sugar Bon, and Sugar Snap
Radish—Salad, Daikon, and IcicleBacchus, Cherriette, Cherry Belle, Champion, Cooks Custom Blend, Easter Egg II, Early Scarlett Globe, Nero Tondo, Ping Pong, Sparkler, White Icicle, and Watermelon
Radish—StorageApril Cross, Everest, Long Black Spanish, and Round Black Spanish
RutabagaAmerican Purple Top and Laurentian
SpinachBloomsdale Long Standing, Early Hybrid #7, and Tyee
TurnipPurple Top White Globe, Scarlet Queen Red Stems, Shogoin, and Tokyo Cross

Table 3. Tomato Varieties

Indeterminate —A climbing type of tomato, with continuous growth. The fruit ripens over an extended period of time, meaning multiple harvests are possible. Typically grown in greenhouses.

Determinate—A bush type of tomato, with limited growth. The fruit ripens in a concentrated period of time, meaning two to three harvests are possible. Typically grown in open-field conditions.

Resistance/Tolerance Key:
Alternaria Stem Canker (ASC), Bacterial Speck (BSK), Early Blight (EB), Fusarium Crown Root Rot (FCRR), Fusarium Wilt, Races 0, 1, 2, or 3 (FW 0-3), Gray Leaf Spot, Stemphylium (GLS), Late Blight (LB), Nematodes (N), Powdery Mildew (PM), Tomato Leaf Mold, Race (TLM), Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV), Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV), Tomato Mosaic Virus (ToMV), Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus (TSWV), Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Virus (TYLCV), and Verticillium Wilt (V)
VarietyGrowth HabitResistance/Tolerance
Fresh Market
Amelia (7 to 8 oz)DeterminateFW (0-2), GLS, N, TSWV, V
Bella Rosa (Heat Set)DeterminateASC, FW (1-3), GLS, TSWV, V
BHN 589DeterminateFW (0-1), ToMV, V
BHN 602DeterminateFW (0-2), TSWV, V
Big Beef Plus (10 to 12 oz)IndeterminateASC, FW (1-2), GLS, N, ToMV, TSWV, V
Carolina Gold (Yellow)DeterminateFW (1-2), V
Celebrity (7 to 8 oz)DeterminateFW (1-2), N, TMV, V
Camaro (Heat Set)DeterminateASC, FW (1-3), GLS, V, TYLCV
Defiant PhRDeterminateFW (1-2), V, EB, LB
Florida 47RDeterminateASC, FW (1-2), GLS, V
Florida 91 (Heat Set)DeterminateASC, FW (1-2), GLS, V
Grand MarshallDeterminateASC, FW (1-2), V, TYLCV
JoleneDeterminateFCRR, FW (1-2), TYLCV, V
Mountain GemDeterminateFW (1-2), LB, TSWV, TYLCV, V
Mountain GloryDeterminateFW (1-3), TSWV, V
Mountain Magic (2 oz)IndeterminateFW (0-2), EB, LB, V
Mountain Majesty (8 to 14 oz)DeterminateFW (1-2), TSWV, V
Mountain Merit (8 to 10 oz)DeterminateFW (0-2) TSWV, N, LB, V
Mountain RogueIndeterminateLB, N
Mountain Spring (9 oz)DeterminateFW (1-2), V
PatsyDeterminateFW (1-3), TSWV, TYLCV, V
Phoenix (Heat Set)DeterminateASC, FW (1-2), GLS, V
Primo RedDeterminateFW (1-2), ToMV, TSWV, V
Red BountyDeterminateFW (1-2), GLS, N, TSWV, V
Red Defender DeterminateASC, FW (1-2), GLS, TSWV, V
Red MorningDeterminateFW (1-2), ToMV, TSWV, V
Red MountainDeterminateFW (1-2), N, ToMV, TSWV, V
Red SnapperDeterminateASC, FW (1-2), TSWV, TYLCV, V
Rocky TopDeterminateFW (0-2), GLS, V
RoadsterDeterminateASC, FW (0-2), FCRR, GLS, ToBRFV, TSWV, V
Paste Tomatoes (Roma Types)
DaytonaDeterminateFW (1-2), N, TYLCV, V
Granadero (4 to 5 oz) IndeterminateFW (0-1), GLS, N, ToMV, TSWV, PM, V
Mariana (4 to 6 oz)DeterminateASC, FW (1-2), GLS, N, V
PicusDeterminateASC, FW (1), GLS, TSWV, V
Plum Regal (4 oz)DeterminateFW (1-2), EB, LB, TSWV, V
Pony ExpressDeterminateBSK, FW (0-2), N, ToMV, V
Cherry Tomatoes
Matt’s Wild CherryIndeterminateEB, LB
Sun Gold (Yellow/Orange)IndeterminateFW (1-2), TMV
Sun Sugar (Yellow/Orange)IndeterminateFW (1-2), TMV
Super Sweet 100 (1 oz)IndeterminateFW, V
Grape Tomatoes
Brad’s Atomic GrapeIndeterminate
CupidIndeterminateASC, BSK, FW (1), GLS
ElfinDeterminate
Gold Spark (Yellow)IndeterminateGLS, TMV, TLM (a-e)
Golden Sunshine (Orange)IndeterminateFW, TMV
Mountain HoneyDeterminateFW (0-2), LB, TSWV, V
Mountain VineyardDeterminateFW (0-2), GLS, TSWV, V
SmartyIndeterminate CompactFW (1-2), V
Beefsteak Tomatoes (Greenhouse Types)
Big DenaIndeterminate FCRR, FW (1-2), TMV, ToMV, TLM (a-e), V
GeronimoIndeterminateFW (1-2), PM, TLM (a-e), TMV, V
ToreroIndeterminateFCRR, FW (1-2), TLM (a-e), ToMV, PM, V
TrustIndeterminateFCRR, FW (1-2), TLM (a-e), TMV, V

Table 4. Cucumber Varieties

Resistance/Tolerance Key: Anthracnose (A), Angular Leaf Spot (ALS), Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV), Cucumber Vein Yellowing Virus (CVYV), Downy Mildew (DM), Fusarium Wilt, Race (FW 0-5), Gummy Stem Blight (GSB), Powdery Mildew, Race (PM 1-3), Papaya Ring Spot Virus (PRSV), Scab and Gummosis (SB), Target Spot (TS), Watermelon Mosaic Virus (WMV), and Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus (ZYMV)
Variety Resistance/Tolerance
Slicer
BristolA, ALS, DM, PM, CMV, PRS, ZYMV, SG
CortezA, ALS, PM, CMV, PRS, ZYMV, WMV, SG
Dasher IIA, ALS, DM, PM, CMV, SG
General LeeDM, PM, CMV, SG
Poinsett 76A, ALS, PM, SG
SpeedwayA, ALS, PM, CMV, SG
SV 4142CLA, ALS, DM, CMV, ZYMV, SG
SV 4719CSA, ALS, DM, PM, ZYMV, SG
ThunderALS, DM, PM, CMV, ZYMV, SG
Pickling (Multiple Harvest)
CalypsoA, ALS, DM, PM, CMV, SG
FancipakA, ALS, DM, PM, CMV, SG
Pickling (Multiple or Once-Over Harvest)
ArabianA, ALS, DM, PM, CMV, SG
Parthenocarpic (Seedless Pickling)
GershwinPM, SG
Long Dutch/English (Greenhouse Type)
BolognaPM, SG, TS
CamaroPM
CumlaudeALS, PM, SG
KasjaPM, SG, TS
VerdonPM, CMV, SG, TS, CVYV
Beit Alpha/Mini Types (Greenhouse Types)
DeltastarPM, CMV, SG, TS, CVYV
JawellPM, CMV
KatrinaPM, CMV, CVYV
ManarPM, CMV
PicowellPM
SarigPM

Table 5. Squash Varieties

Resistance/Tolerance Key: Anthracnose (A), Angular Leaf Spot (ALS), Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV), Cucumber Vein Yellowing Virus (CVYV), Downy Mildew (DM), Fusarium Wilt, Race (FW 0-5), Gummy Stem Blight (GSB), Powdery Mildew, Race (PM 1-3), Papaya Ring Spot Virus, (PRSV), Scab and Gummosis (SG), Target Spot (TS), Watermelon Mosaic Virus (WMV), and Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus (ZYMV)
VarietyResistance/Tolerance
Summer Squash (Yellow Crook Neck)
Destiny III (GMO)CMV, WMV, ZYMV
Dixie
Gentry
Gold StarCMV, PM
Prelude II (GMO)PM, WMV, ZYMV
Summer Squash (Yellow Straight Neck)
Conqueror III (GMO)CMV, PRSV, WMV, ZYMV
CougarPRSV, ZYMV
Enterprise
GrandprizePM, WMV, ZYMV
GoldprizeWMV, ZYMV
Multipick
SolsticeWMV, ZYMV
Superpik
Zucchini
Goldy (Yellow Color)PM
Justice III (GMOCM, WMV, ZYMV
LadogaPRSV, WMV, ZYMV
PaycheckCMV, PRSV, WMV, ZYMV
PayrollPM, WMV, ZYMV
PayloadCMV, PM, ZYMV
Sebring (Yellow Color)PM
Senator
Spineless Beauty
Spinless PerfectionPM, WMV, ZYMV
TigressPRSV, WMV, ZYMV
Zephyr (Bicolor)
Zucchini Elite
Grey Zucchini
IshtarWMV, ZYMV
Summer Squash (Scalloped)
Benning’s Green Tint
Peter Pan
Sunburst
Total Eclipse
Winter Squash (Acorn)
Autumn DelightPM
CelebrationPM
Table Queen
Taybelle PMPM
Winter Squash (Buttercup)
Buttercup
Winter Squash (Butternut)
Avalon
Early Butternut
Waltham Butternut
Winter Squash (Calabaza)
La Estrella
Winter Squash (Hubbard)
Golden Hubbard
True Green Improved Hubbard
Ultra
Winter Squash (Kabocha)
Golden Butta BowlPM, ZYMV
Sunshine
Sweet Mama
Winter Squash (Spaghetti)
Primavera
Pinnacle
Stripetti
Vegetable Spaghetti
Winter Squash (Miscellaneous)
Bush DelicataPM
Cushaw Green Striped

Table 6. Watermelon Varieties

Resistance/Tolerance Key: Anthracnose (A), Angular Leaf Spot (ALS), Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV), Cucumber Vein Yellowing Virus (CVYV), Downy Mildew (DM), Fusarium Wilt, Race (FW 0-5), Gummy Stem Blight (GSB), Powdery Mildew, Race (PM 1-3), Papaya Ring Spot Virus (PRSV), Scab and Gummosis (SB), Target Spot (TS), Watermelon Mosaic Virus (WMV), and Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus (ZYMV)
VarietyResistance/Tolerance
Seeded, Open Pollinated
AU ProducerA, FW (1) Intermediate Resistance
Crimson SweetFW (1) Moderately Susceptible
Jubilee IIFW (1) Intermediate Resistance
Seeded, Hybrid
EstrellaA, FW (1)
Lemon Krush (Yellow Flesh)A, FW (1) Intermediate Resistance, PM
Nunhems 800A, FW (1)
Nunhems 860A, FW (1)
SangriaA, FW (1) Intermediate Resistance
StarbriteA, FW (1) Susceptible
Top GunA, FW (1) Intermediate Resistance
Seeded, Icebox
Mickey LeeFW (1)
Seedless
Affirmed
Bottle Rocket 7112FW (1)
Buttercup (Yellow Flesh)FW (1) Susceptible
Captivation
CrackerjackFW (1) Intermediate Resistance
Crunchy RedA, FW (1) Susceptible
ExclamationA, FW (1) Intermediate Resistance
FascinationA, FW (1) Intermediate Resistance
Joy RideFW (1)
Orange Crisp (Orange Flesh)
Road TripA, FW (1)
Superseedless 7167A
Superseedless 7197HQA
Sweet Dawn
Sweet Gem
Treasure ChestA
Tri-X 313A, FW (1) Susceptible
TroubadourA
Seedless, Icebox
ExtazyFW (1) Susceptible
MielheartFW (1) Susceptible
SiriusFW (1) Intermediate Resistance

Table 7. Melon Varieties

Resistance/Tolerance Key: Anthracnose (A), Angular Leaf Spot (ALS), Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV), Cucumber Vein Yellowing Virus (CVYV), Downy Mildew (DM), Fusarium Wilt, Race (FW 0-5), Gummy Stem Blight (GSB), Powdery Mildew, Race (PM 1-3), Papaya Ring Spot Virus (PRSV), Scab and Gummosis (SB), Target Spot (TS), Watermelon Mosaic Virus (WMV), and Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus (ZYMV)
VarietyResistance/Tolerance
Cantaloupe (Eastern)
AvatarPM (1-2), FW (0-2)
AmbrosiaDM, PM (3)
AtlantisPM (1-2), FW (0-2)
AthenaPM (1-2), FW (0-2)
Da VinciFW (0, 2)
TirrenoPM (1-2), FW (0-2)
Cantaloupe (Long Shelf Life)
Anna’s CharentaisPM, FW (0-2)
Caribbean GoldPM (2), FW (0-2)
D’ArtagnanFW (0-2), PM
Infinite GoldPM (1-2), FW (0-2)
SavorFW (0-2), PM
Honeydew
252 HQPM (1-2), FW (0, 2)
Dream DewPM (1-2), FW (1-2)
Full MoonPM (2), FW (2)
Honey Orange (Orange Flesh)
Summer DewPM (1-2), FW (0, 2)
Galia
GaliaPM, FW
Juan/Juane Canary
Brilliant
Golden BeautyPM (3)
NatalPM (1-2), FW (0, 2)
TikalPM (1-2), FW (0-2)
Piel De Sapo/Santa Claus
LambkinFW (0-1)

Table 8. Pumpkin Varieties

Resistance/Tolerance Key: Anthracnose (A), Angular Leaf Spot (ALS), Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV), Cucumber Vein Yellowing Virus (CVYV), Downy Mildew (DM), Fusarium Wilt, Race (FW 0-5), Gummy Stem Blight (GSB), Powdery Mildew, Race (PM 1-3), Papaya Ring Spot Virus (PRSV), Scab and Gummosis (SB), Target Spot (TS), Watermelon Mosaic Virus (WMV), and Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus (ZYMV)
VarietyResistance/Tolerance
< 2 lb
Apprentice
Baby Boo
BumpkinPM
CasperitaPM, WMV
Crunchkin
Gold DustPM
Gooligan
Jack-Be-Little
Jill-Be-LittlePM
Lil Pump-ke-mon
Munchkin
WeeeeOnePM
2 to 6 lb
Baby MoonPM
Cannon BallPM
DarlingPM
Early AbundancePM
Field TripPM
Iron ManPM
Little Giant
PranksterPM
Small Sugar
SunlightPM
6 to 12 lb
Autum Gold
Cotton Candy
Goosebumps II
Grizzly BearPM
GumdropPM
Hijinks
JamboreeCMV, PRSV
Jarrahdale
Long Island Cheese
Lumina
Mystic PlusPM
Neon
Orange BulldogPM
Rouge Vif D’Etampes
Skidoo GoldPM
12 to 20 lb
Aspen
Blue BayouDM, PM
Blue DollDM, PM
Cinderella
Fairytale
Gold Medal
Magic LanternPM
Magic WandPM
MagicianPM, ZYMV
Marina Di Chioggia
Mint Prince
Porcelain Doll
20 to 50 lb
AladdinPM
ApolloPM
Big Max
CamaroPM
GladiatorPM
Gold Medallion
Gold Rush
Howden Biggie
Mammoth Gold
MustangPM
RheaPM
Super HercPM
> 50 lb
Atlantic Giant
Full Moon
New Moon
Prizewinner