2007 PACA SHOW - North American Corriente Association

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North American Corriente Association
The Corriente Corresponder
Board of Directors & Advisory Board
President
Kinnan Golemon
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
443 PR 658
Brady, TX 76825
(325) 597-1954
(512) 633-9428
(512) 633-9428 cell
Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
James Spawn
P.O. Box 12359
N. Kansas City, MO 64116
(816) 421-1992
Jay Mathews
Mathews Ranches
1275 Lane 17
Worland, WY 82401
(307) 347-4960
(623) 465-0943
(623) 606-3484
Tommy Jordan
Bar J Corriente
560 Sugar Hill Rd.
Monroeville, AL 36460
(251) 765-3298
(251) 743-4045
Jeff Nourse
Caliente Corrientes
Box 391
Las Vegas, NM 87701
(505) 425-6878
(505) 799-3195
Roy Elsner
Elsner’s Rawhide Ranch
PO Box 5644
Elko, NV 89802
(775) 934-1268
Liza Jane Nichols
Six Ranch
65917 Sunrise Road
Enterprise, OR 97828
(541) 426-3827
Lyndell Petersen
Plenty Stars Ranch
14895 Lower Spring Creek Road
Hermosa SD 57744
(605) 342-5595
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Advisory Board
Tucker Ashley
Diamond A Ashley Cattle
RR 1, Box 100
Pukwana, SD 57370
(605) 778-6885
Jack Cates
Cates Ranch
HC 66, Box 1
Wagon Mound, NM 87752
(505) 666-2360
Darrell Currie
P.O. Box 4573
Ponoka, AB T4J 1S4
(403) 585-3744
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Lamar Ranching Company
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Sunnybrook Ranch
HCR 52, Box 144
Hot Springs, SD 57747
(605) 535-2051
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Cates Ranch
HC 66, Box 1
Wagon Mound, NM 87752
(505) 666-2360
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Coffee Pot Cattle Company
HC 31, Box 51
Carrizozo, NM 88301
(505) 648-2530
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Six Ranch
65917 Sunrise Road
Enterprise, OR 97828
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Winter 2007 • Volume 23, No. 4
SWCA Gathering
Coverage
The
Corriente
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Corresponder
CONTENTS
Features
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2007 SWCA Show ................................................................11
CSCA Show
Results
2007 CSCA Show.................................................................14
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Saving the Land by Karen L. Kirsch ..........................................21
The 2007 Central States Corriente Association 14th Annual
Show and Roping
The CSCA opened its annual show in Hutchinson, Kansas, with
check-in on Wednesday, May 23, 2007; a warm, humid day that
turned into rain and hail downpours that flooded many streets
and whole parts of the city. Tornado warnings were out for
Hutchinson and many surrounding areas. The crew stayed extra
late for those stranded and finding their way to the fairgrounds
through alternative routes. All ended well and neither hail nor
flood nor tornadoes would keep the CSCA show from going on.
Not even a reduction from 455 entries in 2006 to 302 in 2007
could keep us down.
Jeff Lane Passes ................................................................30
On Thursday we began the conformation classes with judging by
Tommy Jordan, Alabama, for females and Calvin Schwartz,
Nebraska, for males. The storms had blown all the Midwest
humidity away and the day was beautiful. Help from the Pratt
Community College Rodeo team kept all the animals moving
smoothly back and forth from pens to the arenas for judging.
Judging was followed by the annual reception and Cow Paddy
Bingo to support the CSCA scholarship fund. Great support
brought in $1050 for the scholarships for next year. It was also
announced that Katrina Van Diest and Shiyrah Ramsey were
awarded 2007 scholarships for $500 each. Judy Kuhlman
Peterson won the wagering contest portion, picking the spot for
the cow paddy from Jerry Taylor’s prize-winning cow.
Help Wanted......................................................................33
President’s Report .........................6
Corriente Calendar.........................9
Director’s Notes ............................8
New Members...............................7
Regional News............................29
A big ‘thank you’ goes out to everyone who attended and helped
with our show this year. A special thanks to Mary Van Diest,
Show Secretary; Kermit Keplar, Barn Manager; Sharon
Williams, Secretary-Treasurer; Brian Van Diest, Roping
Chairman; Rettalou Massey, Hotel & Banquet Chairman; and
Dennis Peterson for all their extra hard work this year. All of
CSCA stepped up to the plate and we are proud of you.
Friday was performance competition. Brad Lund, an AQHA
Professional Horseman, gave an educational program to begin
the day. He discussed and demonstrated how he trains new cattle for roping. Then he and his team of ropers gave an outstanding day of roping for all to view and the judges to use for evaluating the animals. The Pratt Community College Rodeo team
provided bulldoggers. On Friday evening the group gathered at
the water park at the Grand Prairie Hotel for a wonderfully wet
time. From the spas to the two water slides, everyone enjoyed
the wrap-up to a long day of events.
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Departments
On Saturday three roping events were held. We had a members,
youth and women, and breeders roping. We were all glad to
have Katrina Van Diest back with us from an overnight stay in
the hospital in Wichita after a fall with her horses. We also had
a wonderful time with the youth roping event. We had a group
of 8 and under and a group of 8 to 12. Both had to head and heel
the dummy animal. All entrants received a gold coin from a
benefactor and ropes from Classic Rope Company. A buckle
was awarded to the top Header and Heeler in the 8-12 age group.
The buckles were presented at the awards dinner.
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The 2007
Show and
Roping season
has been a
huge success.
Plains Area and
Eastern shows
remain.
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President’s Report
NACA
PRESIDENT
This message comes to you immediately following the NACA
Board’s second Long Range Planning Retreat which was held at
Wau-Ban-See Ranch on November 29 – December 1, 2007. The
retreat involved participation by Board of Advisors members
Ginny Cates and Mel Gnatkowski and an opening session with
the Presidents of the Plains Area Corriente Ass’n, Pacific
Northwest Corriente Ass’n, Southwest Corriente Ass’n and the
Texas Corriente Cattle Ass’n (unfortunately, other Board of
Advisors members and the other two Regional Presidents were
unable to be in attendance). I am hopeful that the deliberations
held this past week will lead to some identifiable improvements
in a variety of areas that will be of direct benefit to the individual
NACA member.
Those members that attended the educational program at the
2007 NACA Annual Meeting in Glen Rose, Texas will recall that
the USTRC representatives encouraged U.S. origin Corriente
breeders to have a demonstration for proving that these cattle
have the same or better roping performance capability than cattle
currently used in USTRC ropings. This past Friday, former
NACA President Jeff Poole and Jean Poythress, representing a
newly formed entity, American Roping Cattle, LLC, gave the
retreat attendees an insight of a steer consignment contract that is
to serve as the basic legal document for their effort to meet this
opportunity. In essence, 300 fresh steers meeting a set of other
criteria, will be needed in mid-January, 2008 for preparation to
be performance tested (at least one truck load) in five ropings –
Katy, Texas (February 14-17, 2008), Athens, Texas (February 29
- March 2, 2008), San Antonio, Texas (April 17-20, 2008),
Stephenville, Texas (May 16-19, 2008) and San Angelo, Texas,
(June 5-8, 2008). NACA encourages members to give serious
consideration to lending cattle to be used in this important performance demonstration.
In this report I intend to only highlight several other matters that
are underway to assist members. For example, as mentioned in
my last President’s Report, the Board has been actively involved
in attempting to insure that Corriente member’s interests are
being taken into consideration in the ongoing discussions relating
to changes to regulatory requirements for TB testing of “rodeo
event cattle”. I am pleased to report that through the direct participation of Idaho breeder Ted Hoffman, DVM, at the U.S. Animal
Health Association’s (USAHA) Tuberculosis Committee meeting
held in late October 2007, a Resolution was adopted that does not
disadvantage U.S. origin Corriente cattle owners (see page 33 for
content of the adopted USAHA Resolution). The Board has also
approved the expenditure of travel and lodging funds that will be
necessary to continue to ensure that Dr. Hoffman can sustain the
necessary involvement with this USAHA Committee throughout
the upcoming USDA/ APHIS 2008 rulemaking addressing tuberculosis issues.
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KINNAN
GOLEMON
Another relatively
immediate action item is the upgrading of the NACA Web site.
Finalization of the details of the upgrade that is to be implemented will be a major topic at the NACA Board’s January 11-12,
2008, meeting that will be held in Kansas City. If you have suggestions relative to websites that you find informative, easy to
navigate, very accessible to those limited by dialup services, etc.,
please forward this information to NACA Staff. In addition, it
would be beneficial for the Board and NACA Staff to be
informed should you have significant website design experience.
In response to expressions of concern via a variety of our members, there will soon be very significant changes in the NACA’s
approach to education, advertising, marketing, etc. The Board’s
intent is to expand the advertising effort in such a manner that it
reaches a much broader audience. The details of this increased
and expanded effort about our education, advertising and marketing effort will also be a focal point for part of our upcoming
Kansas City Board Meeting.
I am also pleased to report that this past weekend’s Retreat has
resulted in both a contemplated change in the Mission Statement,
movement of several of our “goals” into the “policy” area, and
identification of a set of goals that will focus the devotion of our
limited resources toward the common challenge “NACA will be
recognized as the preferred source for Corriente Cattle by
2012.” Needless to say, this is an ambitious undertaking, but
without such a focus, our members will continue to face ever
greater challenges in their efforts to meet their individual objectives.
In conclusion, I call your attention to the fact that applications for
NACA Board candidates must be filed by January 20, 2008 (see
page 37 for details).
I appreciate the opportunity to serve as NACA’s President. I also
am very grateful for the many kind and supportive comments that
I’ve received from individual members at the various Regional
shows. I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy and
profitable New Year. I can be reached by e-mail:
[email protected]. Please call me at 512/479-9707, my
secretary is Barbara Weed; my cell is 512/633-9428.
Welcome New Members
Life Members
Scott & Sandi Olsen
Olsen Ranch and Corrientes
PO Box 153
Winston MT 59647
406-227-0025
Dr. B, S, A, Britton, Bo and
Debbie Read
Sugartree Land and Cattle
114 Powell Crossing
Lipan TX 76462
817-341-1766
T. Link, R. Baughman,
Wm. Walker
Kiamichilink LLC
HC 69 Box 2400
Finley OK 74543
580-239-0020
Active Members
Charles Crafton
6827 Edwards Grove Rd.
College Grove TN 37046
615-417-6709
Kathy Lewis
3423 Rocky Glade
Eagleville TN 37060
615-631-2281
Jerry Hyden
311 Indian Mountain Ct.
Granbury TX 76048
817-279-1419
Shawn Subbert
412 SW 3rd St.
Greenfield IA 50849
641-745-5864
Mike & Crystal Goulet
61450 Cty Rd #12
Warroad MN 56763
218-386-1863
W. Todd, Shelley, & Wyatt
Lindsay
LNZ Cattle Company
404 Las Palomas Canyon Rd
Williamsburg NM 87942
575-894-9046
Roger Nesbitt & Margaret
Rydzak
Lazy N 5
703 W Lehigh St. PO Box 512
Pearce AZ 85625
928-245-5997
Katrina M. Van Diest
Lucky Star Ranch
RT 2 Box 43
Nowata OK 74048
515-201-6175
Associate Members
Jerry Wyatt & Susan Moss
Wyatt
PO Box 2091
Mills WY 82644
J.D. Barquin
PO Box 63
Kinnear WY 82516
307-856-6095
Jason D. Collier
C n C Ranch
8025 W CO Rd 850 S
Reelsville IN 46171
765-720-1043
Bill Cassner
Rafter C
7141 Crosstimbers Rd
Flower Mound TX 75022
Bryce Moreland
369 Bruce Lane
Yoakum TX 77995
361-648-7610
George E. Mitchell
650 County Hwy 13
Cleveland AL 35049
205-680-0936
Ken Callaway
PO Box 922
Gonzales TX 78629
Eric Lucas & Dean Mclain
D & E Corrientes, LLC
4719 E Hwy
Granby MO 64844
417-325-5326
Randall Langley
Back To Back LL
8089 N. 430 Rd
Adair OK 74330
918-638-1215
Dennis Sims
8450 Co. Rd. 73
Montevallo AL 35115
205-665-1617
Dennis Pope
2045 Hall Ridge Rd
Noel MO 64854
417-475-3173
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2007 NACA Planning Retreat at Wau-Ban-See Ranch L-R: Advisor Mel Gnatkowski, New Mexico; PACA President Ron Long, Montana; Director Jeff
Nourse, New Mexico; Vice President Liza Jane Nichols, Oregon; Director Jay Mathews, Wyoming; hosts Jacqueline and President Kinnan Golemon,
Texas; Advisor Ginny Cates, New Mexico; Director Tommy Jordan, Mississippi; Director Roy Elsner, Nevada; TCCA President Dale Price, Texas; PNCA
President Dave Murphey, Nevada; SWCA President Duke Sundt, New Mexico; Jean Poythress, Texas; Past President Jeff Poole, Texas; and Shawn
Ramsey, Wau-Ban-See Ranch.
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Carol Justice Passes
By Sharon Bosley
Many members conducting business with the NACA office lately have commented on the absence of their usual point of contact, Carol Justice. Carol was diagnosed with cancer in July and
had to undergo chemo-therapy. We regret to report that she
passed away December 6.
Carol was a highly productive worker. She was NACA's registrar
for over seven years, starting in mid-2000. She issued over
40,000 Corriente registration certificates during that time, more
than any previous registrar for NACA.
Carol had an easygoing, pleasant personality and a great sense of
humor. Carol’s maiden name was “Smart,” Justice was her married name. As she put it, “I used to be Smart...but then I got married.” Then there was the time I had to leave the office because
my cows got out. Carol covered my phone calls for me. If anyone asked when I would return, she told them, “When the cows
come home.”
Carol was preceded in death by her husband, Olen Justice, her
parents and all her siblings (two brothers and a sister). She leaves
two sons, Chris Justice of Denver, Colorado; and Charley Justice
of Raymore, Missouri. Also a daughter-in-law, Carrie, and two
grand-children, Connor and Alana, the family of Charley Justice.
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PNCA Sanctioned Show
August 15-18, 2007 • Winnemucca, Nevada
Judge: Jay Mathews
Class 1 - Get Of Sire (8 Entries)
Class 8 - Mature Cow (20 Entries)
Member’s Draw Pot
Sponsor: L&L Jewelry & L.W. Peraldo Co.
1st – Get Of: Poole 805
Rimrock Toro Negro 6215
Rimrock Ranches
Rimrock Toro Negro
Rimrock Ranches
Rimrock Vaquita 4425
Rimrock Ranches
Sponsor: Winnemucca Convention & Visitors Bureau
1st – 33
7 Brothers Ranch
2nd – HC 426
Burbank Land & Livestock
3rd – Miss Wau-Ban-See 402
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
4th – Francis Cow P418
Terry and Anna Francis
5th – DC 4001
Pepper Murphey
6th – CRC B4041
Castle Rock Corrientes
Sponsor:
Les Schwab Tire Center
Fast Time
1st
2nd
Marc Page Gus Duncan 8.23
Todd Garcia Terry Francis 29.24 on 2
Marc Page Gus Duncan 823 on 1
2nd – Get Of: Poole 805
BSC Rock 18/94
BSC Madre 20/84
BSC Madre 14/04
B & S Cattle Co.
B & S Cattle Co.
B & S Cattle Co.
3rd – Get Of: El Mejor Jefe 009
Hoffman Cow 61
Hoffman Bull 61
Hoffman Cow 538
Broken Circle Cattle Co.
4th – Get Of: Nichols Bull P202
Nichols Cow P623
Nichols Cow P621
Nichols Bull P640
6 Ranch
6 Ranch
6 Ranch
5th – Get Of: Hoffman Bull 20
Seven Brothers Cow 67
Seven Brothers Cow 66
Seven Brothers Bull 61
6th – Get Of: Cole Younger 204
Cole Younger Yet 555
Miss Wau-Ban-See 620
7 Brothers Ranch
7 Brothers Ranch
7 Brothers Ranch
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Class 2 - Junior Yearling Heifer (14 Entries)
Sponsor: Long Ranch
1st – BSC Madre 1516
2nd – BSC Madre 216
3rd – CRC 6075
4th – Nichols Cow P623
B & S Cattle Co.
B & S Cattle Co.
6 Ranch
6 Ranch
6 Ranch
Class 3 - Senior Yearling Heifer (23 Entries)
Sponsor: Sonoma Cycles
1st – Hoffman Cow 61
3rd – Page Cow 601
5th – Francis Cow B601
6th – Miss Wau-Ban-See 614
B & S Cattle Co.
Marcus R.Page
Terry & Anna Francis
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Class 4 - Percentage Yearling Heifer (7 Entries)
Sponsor: Humboldt Drilling
3rd – Francis Cow B601
4th - -5- Cow C601
5th – Francis Cow C630
6th – Francis Cow A631
B & S Cattle Co.
B & S Cattle Co.
RJ Francis
Class 5 - Junior Yearling Bull (11 Entries)
Sponsor: LC Corrientes & Bens Discount Liquors
1st – Rimrock Torito
Rimrock Ranches
2nd – Nichols Bull P639
6 Ranch
3rd – Nichols Bull P640
6 Ranch
4th – BSC 4056
B & S Cattle Co.
5th – Nichols Bull P638
6 Ranch
6th – BSC 4736
B & S Cattle Co.
Class 6 - Senior Yearling Bull (12 Entries)
Sponsor: Echeverria Construction, Inc.
1st – Rimrock Toro Negro 6215
Rimrock Ranches
2nd – Rimrock Dorito
Marcus R. Page
3rd – Calvin Wau-Ban-See
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
4th – Hoffman Bull 67
5th – CRC Alano 6110
6th – Taylor Ll373 Bull
4B Livestock
Class 7 - 2 Year Old Cow (21 Entries)
Sponsor: Cates Ranch
1st – Mclaughlin Cow 5
2nd – CRC 5037
3rd – CRC 5076
4th – DC- 4
6th – R- H12 160 367
M Bar C Corrientes
Pepper Murphey
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
R- Corrientes
Sponsor:
Cashman CAT & Tip’s Western
Fast Time
1st
2nd
Tyson Ellis
Tyson Ellis
Tyson Ellis
Sponsor:
Roadrunner Drilling & Pump Company
Class 11 - 3 & 4 Year Old Bull
Men’s
Women’s
Todd Kell / Terry Francis – Tie
Jenny Griffith
(Non-Sanctioned, 5 Entries)
Sponsor: Wau-Ban-See Ranch
1st – Rimrock Toro Negro 3417
2nd – CRC El Colorado 3329
3rd – BSC Rock 18/94
4th – Lasu 418
5th – Hoffman Bull 43
Rimrock Ranches
B & S Cattle Co.
Sunrise Valley Ranch
Broken Circle Cattle
Class 12 - Mature Bull 5 Years Plus (6 Entries)
Sponsor: Las Margaritas & Restaurant San Fermin
1st – Cole Younger 204
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
2nd – Page Bull 007
Marcus R. Page
3rd – Floyd Bull 923
4th – Rimrock Toro
Rimrock Ranches
5th – Lasu 418
Sunrise Valley Ranch Inc
6th – CRC Laredo 1267
LC Corrientes
Class 14 - Bulldogging Steer
(Non-Sanctioned, 3 Entries)
Sponsor: Dry Creek Ranch
1st – Page Steer 513
2nd – Rimrock Bravo
3rd – Paint 55
Marcus R. Page
Rimrock Ranches
BMB Cattle
Class 15 - Roping Heifer (31 Entries)
Sponsor: Half Diamond U & Half Spade P Corrientes
1st – Hoffman Cow A611
2nd – 4B Cow 64
4B Livestock
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
4th – Francis Cow B601
6 Ranch
Class 16 - Roping Bull (23 Entries)
Sponsor: Broken Circle Cattle Co
1st – Bob
2nd – Rimrock Toro Negro 6215
3rd – CRC Cisco 6025
4th – BSC 4056
5th – CRC Antonio 6023
6th – BSC Rojo Bull 4155
4B Livestock
Rimrock Ranches
B & S Cattle Co
B & S Cattle Co
Class 17 - Roping Steer (9 Entries)
Sponsor: Ormachea’s Dinner House
1st – Page Steer 512
2nd – Page Steer 506
3rd – Page Steer 511
4th – Rimrock Peligroso
5th – Dry Creek Roper 409
6th – Dry Creek Roper 417
Marcus R. Page
Marcus R. Page
Marcus R. Page
Rimrock Ranches
Dry Creek Ranch
Dry Creek Ranch
Grand Champion Female
33
7 Brothers Ranch
Reserve Champion Female
HC 426
Grand Champion Bull
Cole Younger 204
Reserve Champion Bull
Page Bull 007
Grand Champion Roping Animal
Hoffman Cow A611
Reserve Champion Roping Animal
4B Cow 64
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Die Hard Roping
Sponsor: Aj’s Printed Apparel & Winnemucca New Holland
1st – Cole Younger Yet 555
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
2nd – M/C 555
R- Corrientes
3rd – Page Bull 501
Marcus R. Page
4th – CRC Santiago 5048
5th – CRC Pedro 5093
6th – LC Bull 515
LC Corrientes
Class 10 - 2 Year Old Bull (9 Entries)
Burbank Land & Livestock
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Marcus R. Page
Broken Circle Cattle Co
4B Livestock
Josh Harrer 5.78
Mike Miller 13.95 on 2
Josh Harrer 18.72 on 2
High Money Men’s & Women’s Ropers
Youth Dummy Roping
Sponsor: Castle Rock Corrientes
Under 8
9-11
Seth Duncan - 1st Place
Cidney Estes - 2nd Place
Blake Duncan - 1st Place
Cooper McCullar - 2nd Place
Breeders Roping
Sponsor: Red Lion Inn & Casino & Model T Casino
1st
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Shawn Ramsey
Headers Saddle
Gus Duncan
Reserve Ch. Buckle
2nd
Bar 5 Bar Corrientes
RJ Francis
Reserve Ch. Buckle
Half Diamond U Corrientes
Jenny Griffith
Heeler’s Saddle
Calcutta Winners
Heifer
Ted Hoffman
Russel & Lanett Barham
Bobby & Sharon Beauchamp
$556
$334
$22
Steer
John Welch
Todd Kell
$221
$147
Bull
Gus Duncan
Fred Hoffman
John Welch
$504
$303
$201
Bulldogging
Marc Page $136
Youth Judging Contest
1st – Matt Ourada, Winnemucca, NV
2nd – Josh Harrer, Orovada, NV
3rd – Cooper McCullar, Elk Grove, CA
4th – Gus Duncan, Winnemucca, NV
Youth Heifer Donation Program
Participant
Josh Harrer
Cooper McCullar
Gus Duncan
Donating Ranch
Broken Circle Cattle Company
Dry Creek Ranch
2007 PNCA Corriente Show
Judge: Jay Mathews
Cidney likes the new saddles!
Judge Jay Mathews
Two-year-old Bull Winners
Youth Judging Contest winner Matt Ourada
Two-year-old Female Winners
3 and 4 year old Bull Winners
Breeders Roping Saddle Winners
First Place Roping Heifer
Grand and Reserve Champion Bull Winners
Grand and Reserve Female Winners
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The 2007 Plains Area Corriente Association Annual Show and Roping
On September 27, 2007 the PACA kicked off its annual show.
With 105 head checked in and bedded down we all gathered for
the Welcome Wagon BBQ. Thanks to Curt Artery and Zane
Morris for the meat donation, and a great cook, we had a wonderfully prepared meal. The Calcutta on the roping classes was
auctioned off before starting the Breeder’s Roping, Roger
Schalla and Dave Slover took home the saddle honors. Roger
Schalla really knows how to start things off on the right foot,
attending their first PACA show, winning a breeders saddle and
then Grand Champion Bull on Friday.
Friday, September 28 turned out to be a beautiful day, especially
with 24 breeders present for cattle judging. Thanks to the team
effort of the PACA members and the Elks club, the show ran
very smooth and classes kept rolling. Brian Van Diest judged the
conformation and roping of bulls and steers along with the getof-sire class. Jay Matthews was the judge for conformation and
roping of heifers along with the youth judging class. Friday
afternoon we also held our Youth Dummy Roping, a big thank
you to Ster and Jodi Thrush for sponsoring and coordinating this
for the PACA. After the completion of the roping classes the
annual PACA membership meeting was held, with a good turn
out, electing new board members Ron Long and Brandon Volk
with re-election of Dennis Boote. After the meeting open roping
was held.
Saturday morning kicked off with Cowboy Church, put on by
Mark and Shelly Cain. God bless you! The women of the group
started the roping day, Erin Morris won the J’Lynn (Matthews)
Slover memorial saddle. Erin had been waiting for just the right
year to win this awesome award, and this year she ended up with
a nice baby blue ostrich seat saddle! Two membership draw-pots
were held throughout remainder of the day. Then Saturday
evening we all joined together to celebrate the winnings over the
past two days at the banquet, held at the Tower West Lodge.
Lots of awards were handed out and the fundraiser auction was
once again a hit. Man those caps and sweatshirts keep growing in
value, not to mention the $250 purse. This years award winningdonation heifer was donated by M & S Management, Mark and
Shelly Cain (she won the yearling heifer class). The winning bid
went to Dave and Tara Kalasinsky, Smith Canyon Ranch.
Sunday morning we all loaded up our cattle and headed back
home, for some it was going to be a long haul. None of us
could have done it ourselves, it took teamwork, and a lot of
effort from all attending. Thanks to everyone for coming and
making the 2007 PACA Regional Show another success.
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2007 PACA Corriente Show
Judges: Jay Mathews and Brian VanDiest
September 27-29, 2007 • Gillette, Wyoming
Class 1 - Mature Bull (6 Entries)
Class 8 - Get of Sire (10 Entries)
1st – Hoffman Bull 37
2nd – Rusty Anvil 4120
3rd – Shalom 717
4th – Rimrock Toro 429
5th – Sun C Voodoo 137
6th – Rusty Anvil 4124
1st - Get Of: Garcia 413
BSC Madre 1306
BSC Madre 1516
BSC Rojo Bull 4155
Roger & Pat Schalla
Rusty Anvil Corrientes
Rimrock Ranches
Diamond A Cattle
Class 2 - Two Year Old Bull
(4 Entries, Non-Sanctioned)
1st – BSC Rojo Bull 4155
2nd – Rimrock Toro 5516
3rd – Cain Bull 532
4th – Cain Bull 520
B & S Cattle
Rimrock Ranches
Gooseberry Creek
Gooseberry Creek
Class 3 - Yearling Bull (20 Entries)
1st – BSC 4056
2nd – BSC 2616
3rd – Taylor Ll373 Bull
4th – Artery’s Bull 61
5th – Stars Red
6th – V-7 Dakota Kid Tiger
B & S Cattle
B & S Cattle
4B Livestock
Turkey Track Corrientes
Ron Long
Brandon and Carolyn Volk
1st – Miss Wau-Ban-See 444
2nd – Miss Wau-Ban-See 420
4th – Rimrock Vaquita 4425
5th – Plenty Stars Nan
6th – Plenty Stars Noni
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Rimrock Ranches
Rim Rock Cattle Company
Class 5 - 2 Year Old Cow (11 Entries)
1st – Diamond A Cow 513 II
5th – Rimrock Vaquita 5520
6th – V-7 Dakota Tigerbelle
Diamond A Cattle
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Rimrock Ranches
Class 6 Yearling Heifer (23 Entries)
1st – Cain Cow 620
2nd – 4B Cow 64
3rd – Diamond A Cow 633
4th – Diamond A 65
5th – BSC Madre 1306
M & S Management
4B Livestock
Diamond A Cattle Co.
Diamond A Cattle Co.
B & S Cattle
B & S Cattle
Class 7 - Percentage Yearling Heifer (12 Entries)
3rd – BMB Cow 68
4th – Boote Hill 63
5th – Blue Hills Cow A641
6th – Boote Hill 62
B & S Cattle
B & S Cattle
BMB Cattle
Boote Hill
Roger & Pat Schalla
Boote Hill
B & S Cattle
B & S Cattle
B & S Cattle
2nd - Get Of:Garcia 413
BSC 4056
BSC 2616
BSC Madre 216
3rd - Get Of: GR Bull 150
V-7 Dakota Morning Star
V-7 Dakota Starbright
V-7 Dakota Kid Tiger
B & S Cattle
B & S Cattle
B & S Cattle
4th – Paint 55
6th – Stars Red
BMB Cattle
Ron Long
Class 14 - Steer Conformation (13 Entries)
1st – Paint 55
2nd – Rimrock Bravo
3rd – Smith Canyon Ribeye
4th – Diamond A Steer 60
5th – Diamond A Steer 61
6th – BSC Steer 116
Roger & Pat Schalla
Roger & Pat Schalla
Roger & Pat Schalla
Diamond A Cow 513 II
Diamond A Cattle Co
Grand Champion Bull
Hoffman Bull 37
5th - Get Of: Shelly’s Star
Star Steer
Red Star Arrow
Stars Red
Ron Long
Ron Long
Ron Long
4B Livestock
4B Livestock
4B Livestock
1st – BSC 4056
2nd – Artery’s Bull 61
3rd – Blue Hills Bull 620
4th – Taylor Ll373 Bull
6th – Cain Bull 638
B & S Cattle
Roger & Pat Schalla
4B Livestock
M & S Management
1st – 4B Cow 64
2nd – C-Z Six 610
3rd – C-Z Six 603
4th – V-7 Dakota Lily
5th – C-Z Six 615
6th – Plenty Stars Pricilla
4B Livestock
Z Six Ranch
Z Six Ranch
Z Six Ranch
Plenty Stars Ranch
1st – BSC Steer 116
2nd – Smith Canyon Ribeye
3rd – Smith Canyon Sir Loin
4th – Rimrock Peligroso
5th – Smith Canyon Chuck
6th – Black RC
Roger & Pat Schalla
Reserve Grand Champion Bull
BSC Rojo Bull 4155
B & S Cattle
Roping Results
6th - Get Of: Wau-Ban-See Reata 217
4B Cow 64
4B Cow 54
Bob
B & S Cattle
Smith Canyon Ranch
Smith Canyon Ranch
Rimrock Ranches
Smith Canyon Ranch
Ron Long
(11 Entries, Non-Sanctioned, 2 Judges)
1st – Get Of: GR Bull 225
C-Z Six 603
Z Six Ranch
C-Z Six 610
Z Six Ranch
C-Z Six 615
Z Six Ranch
2nd – Get Of: Wau-Ban-See Reata 217
4B Cow 64
4B Livestock
4B Cow 54
4B Livestock
Bob
4B Livestock
3rd – Get Of: Garcia 413
BSC 2616
B & S Cattle
BSC 4056
B & S Cattle
BSC Rojo Bull 4155
B & S Cattle
4th – Get Of: Cole Younger 204
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
5th – Get Of: Poole 805
Rimrock Peligroso
Rimrock Ranches
Rimrock Toro Negro
Rimrock Ranches
Rimrick Vaquita
Rimrock Ranches
6th – Get Of: GR Bull 150
V-7 Dakota Gold
V-7 Dakota Morning Star
V-7 Dakota Spotted Tiger
Breeders Roping:
1st Saddles - Blue Hills Ranch - Roger Schalla
Goosberry Ranch - Dave Slover
2nd Custom Bits - Z 6 Corrientes - Zane Morris
J A Hart Corriente
3rd $100 each - M & S Management - Mark Cain
Flying V Corrientes - Brian VanDiest
All Girls Roping:
1st Buckles - Sara Laubach – Erin Morris 47.75 on 3
2nd $50 each - Traci Mills – Erin Morris 27.08 on 2
J’Lynn (Matthews) Slover memorial saddle.
Erin Morris
Members Roping #1:
1st Buckles & $183 each - Mark Cain & Wade Mitchell 32.48
2nd $153 each - Joey Cash & Ster Thrush 33.16
3rd $122 each - Sara Laubach & Wade Mitchell 35.73
4th $92 each - Shane Subbert & Wade Mitchell 36.47
5th $$61 each - Dick Dovey & Ster Thrush 40.23
Go Round $108 each - Roger Schalla & Brian VanDiest 8.02
Members Roping #2:
1st $190 each - Dick Remley & Dave Slover 34.50
2nd $143 each - J W Thrush & Ster Thrush 34.84
3rd $95 each - J W Thrush & Tom Mills 35.30
4th $48 each - Jeannie Mitchell & Ster Thrush 36.04
High Money Winner: Ster Thrush
Class 13 - Bulldogging
(6 Entries, Non-Sanctioned)
1st – BSC Steer 116
2nd – V-7 Dakota Spotted Tiger
3rd – Rimrock Bravo
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Reserve Grand Champion Female
4th - Get Of: El Chicote 2204
Blue Hills Cow 637
Blue Hills Bull 620
Blue Hills Bull 619
Class 12 - Same Sire Roping Cattle
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BMB Cattle
Rimrock Ranches
Smith Canyon Ranch
Diamond A Cattle Co
Diamond A Cattle Co
B & S Cattle
B & S Cattle
Rimrock Ranches
Bull Winners
2007 PACA SHOW
2007 Saddle Winners
Champion Bulll
Youth Dummy Roping Winners
Mature cow winner
Kinnan serves it up.
T’was a long day.
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2007 Eastern Corriente Association 3rd Annual Show
By Peggy Mathews
We began unloading cattle sometime around noon and were done
checking them in, tagging and bedding them down by 8:30 on
November 7. It seemed that the timing of the exhibitors could
not have been better. It was a great feeling to have Tommy
Jordan be one of the exhibitors that showed up to unload cattle,
in spite of his recent stay in the hospital.
The attendance at the show increased this year to 31 exhibitors,
with around 50 in attendance and quite a few little Corriente
enthusiasts. Once again we had new faces at our event and
always welcome more. There were 189 individual animals contributing to the 375 entries.
We woke up to a light frost in Meridian on the 8th for the start of
the show. The show began with conformation of the males being
judged by Marvin Knutson and the females being judged by
Craig Nichols. With the classes being pretty substantial in size,
they had a job on their hands. Friday began the performance portion of the show with Marvin and Craig both having a hand in the
judging for the day. Once again the classes were large and they
gave the ropers a run for their money.
The two days of judging seemed to come off without a hitch, due
to the assistance that the show manager, Gene Matthews and
show secretary, Peggy Matthews received from all of the mem-
Blue Hills Ranch
Fowler, Colorado
(719) 738-6278
Corriente Cattle For Sale
Bulls, Cows, Heifers & Steers
Roger and Pat Schalla
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bers. A special thanks goes out to Dr. David Newell for all of his
assistance in the setup of the facility that lent to the ease of moving the cattle and the workers that he gathered up to assist the
members.
Friday finished up with the Breeders Roping. First place was
awarded with a Breast Collar and went to Randy McGee and
Valley B Corrientes represented by Squirt Cook. Second place
went to LF Ranch represented by Wes Goodrich and Zane
Pritchard represented by Anthony Pritchard. Third place went to
Gracie Newell represented by Daniel Newell and Wau-Ban-See
Ranch represented by Zach Dobbins.
Saturday began with the members roping, a #10 Jackpot with 89
teams and a #12 Jackpot with 76 teams. Dana Hebert did a great
job of running the ropings for us. Noon found us in the middle
of the arena with the activity that usually brings out a lot of fun
and laughter – The Dummy Roping. The Under 5 winner was
Zane Pritchard. The 6 to 7 year old age group was won by Noah
Hebert and the 10 and over winner was Caleb Hebert.
Saturday concluded with the Awards Banquet. A confirmation
to the quality of the cattle entered into this years show is the fact
that over 90 percent of the exhibitors went home with ribbons.
Thanks to all the exhibitors for attending, we hope to see you
back next year.
A special thanks goes out to all of the sponsors of the classes and
those who generously donated to the silent auction.
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CHARLIE DANIELS INVITED TO BECOME GRAND OLE OPRY MEMBER
Martina McBride Extends Surprise Invitation During Daniels’ Christmas For Kids Benefit Show
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - (November 19, 2007) – Legendary country superstar Charlie Daniels was surprised with an invitation to
become the newest member of the Grand Ole Opry this evening.
Daniels was hosting his annual Christmas For Kids benefit show
at the historic Ryman Auditorium when Opry member Martina
McBride delivered the surprise Opry invitation. After McBride
walked on stage with what appeared to be a Christmas gift for
Daniels, she opened the small box she was holding to reveal a
Christmas card reading:
“Peace, joy, love, and wishes fulfilled.
These are the timeless treasures of Christmas.
Thank you, Charlie, for all you’ve done to make Christmas wishes come
true for thousands of children through the years.
Now it’s time to make a wish come true for you, too.
You’re officially invited to become a member of the Grand Ole Opry.
Merry Christmas!”
Daniels backed away, overcome with emotion while the crowd
exploded with applause.
“I can not even begin to tell you folks…this is very emotional for
me,” said Daniels. “I never ever in my wildest dreams when I
came to Nashville with my precious wife and son dreamed that
this would happen. To think that now my name will be added
along with all these great country artists. Thank you.”
Following the Opry invitation, the Ryman’s stage curtains were
pulled to reveal the Opry’s classic barn backdrop, and an Opry
microphone stand was added center stage. Daniels performed the
rest of the benefit show in front of the famous backdrop. Daniels
will be officially inducted into the Opry during an Opry at the
Ryman performance later this winter.
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“Charlie Daniels’songs and musicianship are nothing less than
legendary,” said Pete Fisher, Opry vice president and general
manager. “He’s known worldwide as one of country music’s true
icons, and all of us with the Opry are excited to welcome him
into our family of new stars, superstars and legends.”
Daniels has been a music icon for more than 40 years. Born in
Wilmington, N.C., he was raised on a musical diet that included
Pentecostal gospel, local bluegrass bands, rhythm & blues, and
country music from the radio, including Nashville’s 650 WSM.
During his career, Daniels has been awarded a Grammy, three
CMA awards, the ACM Pioneer Award, and the TNN/Music
City News Living Legend award for his musical contributions.
His signature song, “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” topped
both country and pop charts, bringing him international acclaim.
The artist’s current Blue Hat/Koch Records CD release, Deuces,
is his first duet album and features guest artists Brad Paisley; The
Del McCoury Band; Gretchen Wilson; Earl, Gary & Randy
Scruggs; Bonnie Bramlett; Travis Tritt; Dolly Parton; Brooks &
Dunn; Marty Stuart; Darius Rucker; Brenda Lee; Vince Gill; and
Montgomery Gentry.
Charlie Daniels is an NACA Life Member and continues to raise
Corriente cattle at his Twin Pines ranch near Lebanon,
Tennessee. NACA past president Thurman Mullins manages the
ranch which also produces American Paint Horses.
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Corrientes of the North
By Rhonda Sedgwick Stearns
Children learning American history are taught to sing, “In fourteen hundred and ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue.”
Team ropers should teach their kids to sing, “In fourteen hundred
and ninety-three – ropin’ stock came – the Corri-en-tee.”
Truly, that’s when the first hardy, adaptable Spanish cattle began
to graze the fresh grass of the New World! They were driven off
ships in the West Indes, Central and South America, and Florida,
where they immediately began adapting and conforming to their
new environs. They scattered, seeking greener pastures, eventually spreading across the southern U.S. and up the coast of
California.
Even after other European cattle were introduced on these continents, pockets of the original Spanish cattle survived, mostly
untainted. Across the America’s, these cattle are variously called
Criollo, Corriente or Chinampo – all terms loosely translated to
mean “cattle of the country” or “common cattle.”
The world is discovering the hardiness and other positive characteristics of these somewhat amazing and efficient cattle, spawning cattle associations or registries in Florida, the Southwestern
U.S., Spain and South America. The North American Corriente
Association (NACA) is one of these.
Members of the Board of Directors and Advisory Board of
NACA today represent a wide geographic area, including Texas,
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Oregon, Missouri, Nevada, Wyoming, New Mexico, South
Dakota, Montana and the province of Alberta in Canada. NACA
members reside in more than 40 states, plus Canada, Mexico and
Australia, and it is “one of the fastest-growing breed associations
anywhere.”
Active Member #4779 of the NACA is C3 Corrientes, Cliff and
Rennee Standard, 301 Fallon County Road 604, Baker, MT
59313. They’ve transplanted happily on the Northern plains, having trekked there from the Roswell area of southeastern New
Mexico about five years ago.
Cliff was reared in the ranching business, and wanted to continue
that lifestyle. He came to realize that, no matter the economy,
people always seem to have plenty of money to spend on their
hobbies, so he figured roping cattle would enjoy a steady market.
That led him to the Corriente – small, trim cattle with sufficient
bone and strength for easy action and endurance.
It takes a lot of acres to run a cow where Cliff and Rennee came
from, so, like the early trail herds, they looked north in search of
more efficient range. While surfing the internet, they found a
place they liked near Beach, North Dakota.
“We leased it for a while,” Rennee recalls, “and Cliff worked for
Mitchell in the oilfield near Baker. Then he found out the Roger
Losing place was for sale there, and we bought it.”
“We started putting on a summer team roping series at the fairgrounds in Baker this year,” Rennee says. “We have six roping’s,
two each month, and it’s very popular. Our last two events will
be in September, with the Finals taking place the 16th. We’re
giving two trophy saddles, plus breast collars, buckles and other
nice prizes for the series winners.”
Cliff and Rennee get to ride and rope while breaking the new cattle in to the arena, then they mostly pull back and do the work
while everyone else enjoys the roping competition. They’re OK
with that, though, because it’s rewarding to use their cattle for the
purpose they were bred for.
The move from New Mexico to North Dakota and then Montana
could’ve created culture shock, but Rennee says the opposite is
true.
“People here are nice... everybody here has been nice. We’ve
moved around a lot, but now we both say ‘this is home.’” It’s
also home to a nice herd of some 200 colorful Corriente cattle.
Realizing cattle from New Mexico could have serious problems
acclimating to Montana’s harsh winters, the Standard family
decided to buy their seedstock in South Dakota, which has a similar climate. That has proven to be a
wise move, since the C3 herd is booming.
Calves start arriving on the C3 outfit in
March, and Rennee is proud that they
have no calving problems, even with the
first-calf heifers.
“The calves are sometimes not as coldweather hardy as some breeds, so we
just watch them closely when we have
severe weather,” she says.
Standard’s save about 20 nice replacement heifers annually, and have a nice
young bull they’ve raised. Their goal is
to develop their own herd, to their specific preferences.
Rennee is the computer tech, working the bugs out of the programs that take entries, do the drawing, and figure the payoffs for
the six summer events. It’s gone well this year and they plan to
continue it each summer, hoping for “a little larger crowd” annually.
Cliff is happy with the efficiency of his Corriente mother cows,
the way they’ve adapted to a more northern clime, the way they
reach maturity at only around 800 pounds, thus not requiring so
much feed; and the way they maintain good condition by eating
“about anything.” They’re survivors of the centuries, cattle that
have evolved to accept all kinds of hardships and prosper in spite
of them.
The NACA website is a
great place to advertise
their roping cattle, which
are sold as yearlings.
“That’s when their horns
are out to their ears,”
Rennee explains, “which
is where the ropers want
them.”
The NACA website is a great place to advertise their roping cattle, which are sold as yearlings. “That’s when their horns are out
to their ears,” Rennee explains, “which is where the ropers want
them.”
The temperament of the Corriente is
workable for the entire family – which
includes 15-year-old Kaylee; 5-year-old
Sydney; and the only boy, Jacob, who’s
one-and-a-half. It won’t be long ‘till
Jacob is ridin’ in the box and noddin’ for
cattle with his dad...but of course he’ll
first have to endure the traditional “riteof-passage” of every team ropers’ kid –
putting the cattle in the chute and opening the gate!
If you’re looking for good roping stock,
check out the C3 Corriente Cattle
Company at [email protected] or
(406) 778-2605. They have breeding
stock for sale as well as roping cattle. If
you’re in Baker on September 2nd or
16th, you can see them in action!
Reprinted courtesy of Tri-State Livestock News. This article originally appeared in their 2007 Fall Cattle Journal, published
Sept. 8, 2007.
Local and area newspapers and word-of-mouth are other great
marketing tools. Living in the middle of a team-roping hotbed,
the Standard’s have no trouble selling most of their roping cattle
right in the local region.
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REGIONAL / STATE NEWS
Eastern Corriente Cattle Association
The ECA Annue Meeting was held November 8, 2007. The meeting called to order by
President Tommy Jordan. Items for meeting included:
• Location for the 2008 ECA Show would be held. Motion entered by Ritchie Hebert to have
the show at the Lauderdale Agri-Center for 2008. Motion seconded by Chris Dickens and
approved by all members
• Election of new officers for the association.
President –
Gene Matthews
Vice-President – Douglas Dale
Secretary –
Peggy Matthews
Treasurer –
Christy Jordan
Board Members
Dr David Newell
Ritchie Hebert
Russell Drury
Chris Dickens
Advisory Board
Joseph Rizzo
Anthony Pritchard
Pete Durden
Tommy Jordan
Texas Corriente Cattle Association
The Texas Corriente Cattle Association would like to announce their upcoming show for 2008.
The 10th anniversary show will be held in the beautiful Somervell County Expo Center, Glen
Rose, Texas, April 24-26, 2008. All NACA members old and new are cordially invited to join
in the fun. We would like to thank our host hotel, America’s Best Value Inn and Suites, for
their generous donation and all of those that have been so great to support us in the past and
plan to help in the future. Reservations for hotel rooms are available now at 254.897.2111. Be
sure to ask for the Texas Corriente Cattle (TCCA) discount and book your rooms early. We are
also proud to be presenting some handcrafted awards by Wilson Capron. Some of his work can
be seen at wilsoncapron.com. Wilson is a member of the elite group of artists of the Traditional
Cowboy Artists of America, a group of talent not just anyone can join.
Be sure to check out our website: texascorrientecattleassociation.com for more information of
when you can expect your packets and any other new information on the show. TCCA would
like to wish everyone a Happy New Year and look forward to seeing everyone in 2008.
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Eastern Corriente Association Sanctioned Show
November 8-10th, 2007 ~ Meridian, Mississippi
Judges: Marvin Knutson, Bulls; Craig Nichols, Females
Class 1 - Junior Yearling Bull (13 Entries)
1st – KB Bull 625
Kyle Bailey Horseshoeing Inc
2nd – Mr El Valley B 639
Robert & Ruth Coffelt
3rd – Coffelt Bull 641
4th – Silver Bit Vacquereo Rocking W Corriente/Warren Group
5th – Rocking Chair Bull 0668
Rocking Chair Corriente
6th – Durden Bull 11
Pete Durden
1st – Ram Cow Miss Bevis Kadi 228
Dusty Road Cattle Co
2nd – Ram Cow Miss Tonia 230
Barry Taylor
3rd – Drury Cow 355
Russell Drury
4th – Drury Cow 420
Russell Drury
5th – Coffelt Cow 353
6th – Newell’s B18
T & T Corriente Ranch Of MS
1st – Bar J Cow 0609
2nd – Rockin 4B Cow A622
3rd – Miss Valley B 554
4th – Miss Valley B 593
6th – LF Ranch Cow 625
Class 2 - Senior Yearling Bull (14 Entries)
Class 9 - Steer Conformation (19 Entries)
1st – Drury Bull 622
2nd – Wau-Ban-See Cantina
3rd – Garcia Bull 624
4th – Bar J Bull 0618
6th – Taylor Cl 70 Bull
1st – Dale Steer B051
2nd – Coffelt Steer 599
3rd – Coffelt Steer 643
4th – BSC 4736
5th – GP5 Houston Steer 0510
6th – BSC Steer 116
1st – GP5 Houston Steer 0510
2nd – Coffelt Steer 599
3rd – McGee’s Steer 0714
4th – Coffelt Steer 643
5th – GP5 Justin Steer 0511
6th – Mr LD02
Russell Drury
LF Ranch
LF Ranch
Bar J Corriente
Bar J Corriente
Jandal Corrientes
Dale Cattle Co
G P 5 Ranch
Bar J Corriente
Rockin 4B Farm
Lazy D Corriente
Valley B Corrientes
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
LF Ranch
G P 5 Ranch
Randy McGee
G P 5 Ranch
Lazy D Corriente
Class 3 - 2 Year Old Bull (13 Entries)
Class 10 - Get Of Sire (11 Entries)
Class 14 - All Around Bull
1st – Rocking Chair Bull 0524
2nd – Bar J Bull 0506
3rd – RC 562
4th – Coffelt Bull 598
5th – Cole Younger Yet 555
1st – Get Of: Garcia 925
Bar J Cow 0521
Bar J Corriente
Bar J Cow 0505
Bar J Corriente
Bar J Bull 0506
Bar J Corriente
2nd – Get Of: RC 117
Coffelt Cow 607
Coffelt Bull 645
Coffelt Cow 611
3rd – Get Of: Bar J 332
GP5 Justin Steer 0511
G P 5 Ranch
GP5 Houston Steer 0510
G P 5 Ranch
GP5 Jessica Cow 0504
G P 5 Ranch
4th – Get Of : TP Criollo P009
Silver Bit Evangelina 65 Rocking W Corriente/Warren Group
Silver Bit Vacquereo
Rocking W Corriente/Warren Group
Silver Bit Marco 610
Rocking W Corriente/Warren Group
5th – Get Of: Garcia 413
BSC Madre 4055
BSC 2616
BSC Madre 1516
6th – Get Of: Cates Bull 279
Bar J Cow 0543
Bar J Corriente
Bar J Bull 0612
Bar J Corriente
LF Ranch Cow 606
Sugartree Land and Cattle
1st – Garcia Bull 624
2nd – Rocking Chair Bull 0668
Grand Champion Roping Animal (Non-Sanctioned)
1st – Bar J Bull 0608
R & H Corriente
2nd – Silver Bit Vacquereo Rocking W Corriente/Warren Group
3rd – Blessing 684
Blessing Corrientes
4th – Garcia Bull 624
LF Ranch
5th – Rocking Chair Bull 0668
6th – BSC 2616
1st – Bar J Bull 0608
2nd – GP5 Houston Steer
3rd – Bar J Cow 0609
Bar J Corriente
Valley B Corrientes
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Dale Cattle Co.
Class 4 - Mature Bull (6 Entries)
1st – Mr Valley B 455
2nd – Sun C Geronimo 407
3rd – Mr Valley B 281
4th – Poole 601
5th – RR 449
6th – Festus 447
Zane Newell Pritchard
Newell Corrientes
Newell Corrientes
Randy McGee
Valley B Corrientes
Class 5 - Junior Yearling Heifer (23 Entries)
1st – LF Ranch Cow 628
LF Ranch
2nd – Drury Cow 622
Russell Drury
3rd – Cates Cow 663
LF Ranch
4th – Silver Bit Evangelina 65 Rocking W Corriente/Warren Group
5th – High Grove Cow 0626
High Grove Horses, LLC
Class 6 - Senior Yearling Heifer (40 Entries)
1st – High Grove Cow 0608
2nd – High Grove Cow 0606
3rd – Durden Cow 4 FB
4th – Miller Cow 604
5th – Rocking Chair Cow 0613
6th – Mud Creek Cow 605
Pete Durden
Dusty Road Cattle
Mud Creek Corrientes
Class 7 - Two Year Old Heifer/Cow (35 Entries)
1st – Newell’s C72
3rd – Miss Valley B 554
5th – Newell’s 31
6th – Rocking Chair Cow 0527
Class 15 - All Around Heifer
1st – Miss Valley B 554
Lazy D Corriente
Class 16 - All Around Steer
1st – Coffelt Steer 599
2nd – GP5 Houston Steer 0510
3rd – Coffelt Steer 643
G P 5 Ranch
Ram Cow Miss Bevis Kadi 228
Reserve Grand Champion Female
Newell’s C72
Newell Corrientes
Grand Champion Bull
Drury Bull 622
Russell Drury
Reserve Grand Champion Bull
Wau-Ban-See Cantina
LF Ranch
R & H Corriente
G P 5 Ranch
Bar J Corriente
Newell Corrientes
Wau-Ban-See Ranch
Lazy D Corriente
Russell Drury
Zane Newell Pritchard
5G Joint Ventures
Junior Yearling Heifer Winners.
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LF Ranch
Tommy Jordan (C) with Gene and Peggy Matthews.
2007 ECA SHOW
Gene Mathews tries to give Zane Pritchard his Mature Bull buckle,
but Zane explained, “I already have a belt buckle.”
Entries in the ECA Show continue to grow each year.
Grand and Reserve Champion Female Winners.
Grand and Reserve Champion Bull Winners.
Breeders Roping Winners.
Ruth and Robert Coffelt.
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2008 Third Annual Bull Days
~ Broken Horn Ranch ~
Saturday March 29th.
Anyone wanting to trade, buy or sell bulls is welcome.
All bulls will be unloaded and viewed. Lunch is at 12:00 and Bull viewing at 1:00 p.m.
Please call to let us know if you plan to attend and
what you plan to bring so we can respond to the inquiries.
Broken Horn Ranch
Ricky & Judy Day
P.O. Box 55 - Wortham, Texas 76693-0055
254-765-3984
[email protected]
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UNITED STATES ANIMAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION - 2007
RESOLUTION NUMBER: 1
SOURCE: COMMITTEE ON TUBERCULOSIS
SUBJECT MATTER: TUBERCULOSIS TEST REQUIREMENT FOR RODEO/EVENT CATTLE
DATES: October 18-24, 2007
BACKGROUND INFORMATION:
The 2006 discovery of two separate instances of bovine tuberculosis, one case in a bucking bull and the other in a
roping steer, has resulted in traces to cattle in several states as well as the destruction of a herd of beef cattle.
The relative risk provided by rodeo/event cattle is much greater than the risk from feeder cattle. Compared to
feeder cattle, roping and bull dogging steers may remain in the population much longer, are more likely to be commingled with breeding beef cattle, may have multiple owners in a comparatively short time period and are frequently commingled with event/rodeo cattle of various owners at roping events and rodeos. In addition, current
events indicate that there is a need for more tuberculosis surveillance in bucking bulls. This is clearly demonstrated by the number of exposed cattle traces related to the positive bucking bull.
Most U.S. breeders of eventing cattle are cattle producers whose ranches are located in bovine TB Accredited
Free states. These cattle producers follow management practices identical to those of other purebred and commercial beef producers and their cattle seldom commingle with Mexican origin cattle or dairy cattle. It should be
recognized that these cattle pose a low risk of transmitting TB. Testing these cattle provides little if any benefit to
the efforts to control and eradicate bovine TB from the U.S.
It should also be recognized that a testing requirement for native cattle that have never been exposed to Mexican
origin cattle or dairy cattle as a condition for interstate movement for cattle shows and for sale as breeding stock
may discourage the development of an alternative, low risk source of eventing cattle.
RESOLUTION:
United State Animal Health Association (USAHA) urges the United States Department of Agriculture Animal and
Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA APHIS) to implement a regulation requiring that all bucking bulls, roping
steers and bulldogging steers be tested negative for tuberculosis within 12 months prior to any interstate movement. Except that the movement of animals out of the birth herd would be exempt from the TB test provided that
an accredited veterinarian places a statement on the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection that the birth herd has
had no exposure to Mexican cattle or dairy cattle.
Furthermore, USAHA urges USDA APHIS to implement a regulation requiring that an official Certificate of
Veterinary Inspection accompany the aforementioned cattle that required a test and the test date of the last negative tuberculosis test for each animal is indicated on the Certificate.
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Bulls For Sale or Lease
Bred Heifers For Sale
Roping and Bulldogging
Steers available.
Diamond A Ashley Cattle Company
Tucker & Crystal Ashley
RR 1, Box 100
Pukwana, SD 57370
605-778-6885
Your Ad Could Be Here!
NACA Registered Corriente Cattle
ROPING CATTLE & HORSES FOR SALE
Mathew Ranches
Jay Mathews
Contact NACA!
1275 Lane 17
WY (307) 347-4960
Worland, WY 82401
Cell (623) 606-3484
Email: [email protected]
NACA Membership Applications
can be downloaded from our web site:
www.corrientecattle.org
or contact the
NACA National Office:
816-421-1992
Corrientes
Ron & Ann
Jared & Ryan
Long
Box 278
Simms, MT
59477
406-264-5338
Registered Corriente Breeding Stock
For Sale:
Corrientes - roping size heifers and steers.
$450.
Good Corriente cows available!
Call 417-634-3734
all calls will be returned.
Bulls & Heifers • NACA • Cows & Steers
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M. Day, Chadwick, Missouri.
HELP WANTED
NACA members interested in serving on the North American
Corriente Association Board of Directors.
A candidate for Director must (at the time of nomination) be a member in good standing, and either:
1. Have been eligible to be on the Breeders List for the past four
consecutive years at the time candidacy is declared, or
2. For the past four consecutive years have been an employee and
authorized signer for a member in good standing who has been eligible to be on the Breeders List for the past four years at the time
candidacy is declared.
Term of office is three years. If you or someone you know has an
interest in serving on the NACA Board of Directors - apply in writing
by submitting a profile of yourself and a good photo. The deadline
for qualified candidates to get on the ballot is January 20, 2008.
BAR NONE
RANCH
Registered, Purebred
Corriente Bulls
• Yearlings • 2 Year Olds •
• 3 Year Olds •
7574 Forswall Road
Belgrade, Montana 59714
406-587-9405
www.barnoneranch.org
Send your profile and photo to:
NACA
PO Box 12359
N Kansas City MO 64116
Working to raise the kind we like to rope!
Gary and Jean Poythress
7155 FM 1824 • Hico, Texas 76457
254-796-2375
www.ready2rope.com
GARDEN CREEK RANCH
CORRIENTE ROPING CATTLE
ROPE THE BEST~EAT THE REST
Dan & Bobbette Williams & Sons
2509 Arimo Rd * Arimo, Idaho 83214
Phone: 208-254-3402
For Sale: Fifteen (15) bred cows.
325-235-4134
www.gardencreekcorrientes.com
Important Notice
Halfblood (50%) Females born after 12/31/2006 will no
longer be eligible for registration in the
NACA Herdbook.
All 50% females now registered and those added before the
cut-off date will be unaffected and their progeny will be eligible for registration throughout their productive life.
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2 B Corrientes
Roping Cattle ~ Breeding Stock
Cows and Bulls
For Sale At All Times
Give Us A Call
~
Darin & Jennifer Brehm
Dumpling Creek Ranch
Corrientes, Quarter Horses, Real Estate
681 15th Road
Clay Center, KS 67432
785-632-6388
Call:
Buck & Carra McAdams
COMPLETE HERD DISPERSAL
P.O. Box 354
Antlers, Oklahoma 74523
Call us!
200 Corriente Cows - 2, 3, 4 yrs old
10 three-year-old Bulls • Yearling Heifers
180 Steer and Heifer Calves
580-298-3786 or 580-326-1573
Western Nebraska
Jim Budd
308-327-2974
All Classes of
Corriente Cattle
Bought and Sold
Year 'Round.
Double O
B & S CATTLE COMPANY
203 CR 252 ~ P.O. BOX 236 ~
BECKVILLE TX 75631
Check out our new website
www.bandscattlecompany.com
Corrientes
Caldwell, Idaho
Call Dan
208-724-2145
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B & S Cattle Company
Home 903-678-3949
Bobby’s cell 903-736-4033
Sharon’s cell 903-754-4618
Corriente Calendar
The Teamropers’ and Bulldoggers’ Choice!
~ January 10-11, 2008 ~
Board of Directors Meeting
Kansas City, Missouri
~ April 23-26, 2008 ~
Texas Corriente Cattle
Association Show
Glen Rose, Texas
~ May 21-25, 2008 ~
NACA National Show
Hosted by Central States
Corriente Association
Hutchinson, Kansas
~ August 14-16, 2008 ~
Pacific Northwest Corriente
Association Show
Winnemucca, Nevada
~ September, 2008 ~
Plains Area Corriente
Association Show
Gillette, Wyoming
~ November 6-8, 2008 ~
Eastern Corriente
Association Show
Lauderdale Agri-Center
~ June 19-21, 2008 ~
Southwest Corriente
Association Show
Cortez, Colorado
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LAMAR RANCHING
COMPANY
Marvin Knutson & Laurence Martin
Garryowen, Montana 59031
406-638-2200
Registered Corriente Cattle
Call Toll-Free:
Dave Kalasinsky
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Dayton, Wyoming
775-738-4467
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Advertiser’s Index
2 B Corrientes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
2 Bar Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
3 Hat Cattle Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
AJ’s Apparel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
B & S Cattle Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Bailey, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Bar J Corriente . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Bar None Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Blue Hills Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
Broken Circle Cattle Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Broken Horn Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Budd, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Castle Rock Corrientes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Cates Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Coffee Pot Cattle Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
D & J River Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
DeRoin Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Day, M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Diamond A Cattle Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Diamond L Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Dos Amigos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Double D Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IBC
Double O Corrientes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Drippin Chicken Water Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Dumpling Creek Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Eastern Corriente Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Garden Creek Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Hashknife Corrientes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Kingman County Corrientes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Lamar Ranching Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
LF Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Lone Oak Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Long, Ron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Los Corrientes, Int’l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BC
LYYO Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Marcus, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Mathews Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Morning Star . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Mud Creek Corrientes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
NACA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Pepper D Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
RC Corrientes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
Rafter L Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Rawhide Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Ray Radford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Red Rock Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Ready 2 Rope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Rim Rock Cattle Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Rockin BL Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
Smith Canyon Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Sunnybrook Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Valley B Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IFC
Wau-Ban-See Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
The Corriente Corresponder
Advertising
Any individual or organization many advertise any item or animals. All advertisements are subject to editorial review and privilege. Ads should
either be submitted camera ready, or submitted with suggested layout and clearly written text for typesetting by the CORRESPONDER. Complex
ads, containing drawings, borders, brands, etc., may be subject to a layout charge of $25.00. Photos may be submitted in color or black and white
(see charge below). Member/Contract rate refers to members who have signed up for certain sized ads to appear in four consecutive issues of the
CORRESPONDER. Member/Single Ad rates refers to ads placed by members that appear one time only.
Advertising Rates Effective July 1, 1995
Ad Rates
Member/Contract
Eight Page
$ 35.00
Quarter Page
$ 65.00
Half Page
$ 87.50
Full Page
$175.00
Business Card
$ 25.00
Photo Charge
$ 10.00
Payment MUST accompany ad.
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Member/Single
$ 40.00
$ 70.00
$ 92.50
$185.00
$ 30.00
$ 10.00
Deadlines for Advertising & Editorial
Non-Member
$ 52.50
$ 97.50
$131.50
$262.50
$ 37.50
$ 15.00
Spring Issue
February 1st
Summer Issue
May 1st
Fall Issue
August 1st
Winter Issue
November 1st
Color Ads are available on some pages. Rates are $200
plus earned page rate for full color. One extra color is
$50 plus earned page rate. Two extra colors is $100 plus
page rate. Contact NACA office for color availablity.
Double D Ranch
Call Us Toll Free
1-888-DDRANCH
Registered Corrientes
§ Mature Bulls §
§ Fullblood Cows §
§ Fullblood Heifers §
§ Yearling Bulls §
§ Roping/Bulldogging Stock §
Championship Bloodlines
U.S. Highway 64 • P.O. Box 2823 • Taos, NM 87571
Phone/Fax: 505-776-2042
E-mail: [email protected]
Owner: Dee Dee Siegel
Registered and Commercial Corrientes For Sale
One or Several Hundred
Ray Ranch Corrientes
Dusty Ray
Roy, New Mexico
505-485-2559
Garcia Corrientes
Jimmy Garcia
Roy, New Mexico
505-485-2431
Canyon Country Corrientes
Sean Grossetete & Family
Roy, New Mexico
505-485-2545
Caliente Corrientes
Jeff Nourse
Las Vegas, New Mexico
505-425-6878
Rafter JNF Cattle
Joe Floyd
Prineville, Oregon
541-416-0142
Cottownwood Corrientes
Ross & Shelley Carter
Clayton, New Mexico
505-374-2052
505-207-7553
SEMEN AVAILABLE
• Manzito ~ $30 / Straw
• Patron ~ $20 / Straw
• El Jefe ~ $100 / Straw
• Jesse James 037
$50 / Straw

2007 PACA SHOW - North American Corriente Association

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