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Charolais Banner • May 2013
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May 2013
VOL. 47, NO. 2
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Features
P & H Ranching............................14
Mountain View ..........................14
Vikse Family Farm ......................15
HEJ Charolais ..............................16
Best of the Breeds ......................16
Beck/McCoy ................................17
High Point....................................17
Maple Leaf Charolais ..................18
Pro-Char Charolais ......................18
Palmer Charolais ........................19
Profile – Kay-R Land & Cattle ....20
High Country ..............................25
Rollin’ Acres ................................25
Charolais Power ..........................26
Sandan Charolais ........................26
Buffalo Lake ................................27
Pleasant Dawn ............................28
Family Tradition ..........................28
A. Sparrow Farms ......................30
BOSS Correction..........................30
McTavish Charolais ....................31
Highlights of OCA AGM ............31
Horseshoe E Charolais ................32
Northern Alliance........................32
North of the 53rd........................33
ISSN 0824-1767
Louber Farms ..............................33
Diamond W Charolais ................34
Winn Man Charolais ..................34
Hi-Weigh Charolais Breeders ....35
Steppler Farms ............................36
Impact ..........................................36
Elder Charolais ............................38
International News ....................38
Cattleman’s Classic......................39
Thistle Ridge................................40
Benchmark ..................................40
North of the 49th........................41
White Cap Charolais ..................42
Forsyth/Tee M Jay ......................42
Cedarlea Farms............................43
Gilliland Bros. ..............................43
Size Matters ................................44
Cornerstone ................................44
Hunter Charolais ........................45
Mutrie/Bar H ..............................46
Sales in Brief................................47
Top 12 Selling Bulls ....................48
Bull Sale Notes ............................49
Bull Sales Summary ....................49
CCYA Conference & Show ........52
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From the Field .............................................................................................6
Du champ.....................................................................................................8
Canadian Charolais Association News ......................................................9
Les Nouvelles de l’Association .................................................................10
Canadian Charolais Youth Association News .........................................11
Herd Health ..............................................................................................12
Charolais Life.............................................................................................13
Calendar.....................................................................................................61
Index ..........................................................................................................62
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Saskatchewan
Charolais
Association
Fun in the Sun Weekend
JUNE 7 8, 2013 • MOOSE JAW, SASKATCHEWAN
The Saskatchewan Charolais Association is celebrating its 50th Anniversary with a relaxing weekend of:
• CCYA Activities and games for the kids • Steak Barbecue • Adult Fun Activities • Cattle Displays • Jackpot Judging • Silent Auction
Young or old, new or established breeders, everyone is encouraged to attend.
Everyone from Saskatchewan and beyond is welcome to help celebrate this momentous occasion.
AGENDA
Friday, June 7
6:00 p.m.
Canadian Charolais Association Supper and
Presentations, Heritage Inn
7:30 p.m.
Canadian Charolais Association Annual General
Meeting, Heritage Inn
A social will follow the CCA AGM
Saturday, June 8
8-9:00 a.m. Breakfast, Heritage Inn
9:00 a.m.
Saskatchewan Charolais Association 50th AGM
12 noon
Lunch, Heritage Inn
2:00 p.m.
50th Anniversary Activities at White Cap Charolais,
8 miles S of Moose Jaw on Hwy 2 and 1.5 miles E
4:00 p.m.
SCA Presentations
Accommodations
Blocks have been booked but will only be held until May 6
Heritage Inn
306-693-7550
Best Western Plus
306-972-3334
Temple Gardens Mineral Spa
306-694-5055
Prairie Oasis Camp Sites
306-693-8888
White Cap Charolais has graciously offered to host cattle displays at
their bull sale site. All cattle are welcome. It is a display only, so halter
breaking isn’t necessary.
Silent Auction donations are welcomed. Sponsorship opportunities
are also available, feel free to contact a committee member.
For more information contact:
Donna Ross, Silent Auction
306-267-4989
Foundation Families Presentations and brief
50th Celebration
Darwin Rosso, Accommodations 306-693-2384
Doug Howe, Cattle Displays
306-691-1209
6:00 p.m.
Barbecue
Helge By, Program
306-584-7937
Evening
Social, bonfire and closing of silent auction
Candace By, Registration
306-584-7937
4:30 p.m.
REGISTRATION
Name ____________________________________________
Name ____________________________________________
Name ____________________________________________
Name ____________________________________________
Name ____________________________________________
Youth names and ages attending
________________________________________ ______
________________________________________ ______
________________________________________ ______
________________________________________ ______
Will you be bringing cattle to display? If so, how many?
______
In what year did you or your family join the Canadian Charolais
Association?_______
Cost per total event registration
______ x $100 = ________
6-12 Years total event registration
______ x $50 = ________
Under six years – free
CCA AGM Supper and Social only ______ x $40 = _________
All day Saturday only - adult
______ x $75 = ________
All day Saturday only - 6-12 yrs
______ x $35 = ________
Saturday barbecue only - adult
______ x $35 = _________
Saturday barbecue only - 6-12 yrs
______ x $15 = _________
Total registration payable to SCA 50th
__________
Send registration to:
SCA 50th, 124 Shannon Road, Regina, SK S4S 5B1
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POINTS TO PONDER
From the Field
Helge By
Wow what a
great spring for
the Charolais
breed and what
will the future
look like. We saw some new buyers in
the market and some that have tried
Charolais before expand the numbers
they are using. When you have the
order buyers and feedlot operators
using more Charolais bulls on their
own cows, with many of them being
blacks, you know the producers they
buy calves from are going to get the
message of what they should be using.
JGL Livestock, which is one of the
premier order buying firms in North
America, bought over 40 Charolais
bulls this spring to put on a portion of
their many thousand cows. Kirk
Sinclair, owner of Prairie Livestock at
Moosomin, Saskatchewan, added
another 40 Charolais bulls to his bull
battery to go on mainly black cows.
Highway 21 Feeders out of Alberta
increased their Charolais bulls in their
250 head bull battery and there were
more stories of producers adding
Charolais bulls to their black cows.
We have to resell the idea of
crossbreeding and the advantages of
it. I asked one cattleman who was
switching and his main goal was to
increase weaning weights. We know
the Charolais bull will calve and the
hybrid vigor should look after the
rest. Another producer who has
predominately straight bred Simmental
was impressed with the calving ease
and vigor at birth of his Charcross
calves. There are so many advantages
to crossbreeding that we need to tell.
It was an interesting time this
spring bull sale run. There were some
incredible positives in the Charolais
market and a few softer sales that are
hard to explain. The sales started off
strong and for the most part were that
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way, although the later sales in the
season which historically see a
strengthening in prices saw some
pressures. I had one breeder from
Ontario email me this question and
have printed my response, which I think
sums up the last half of the bull sales.
What is your sense for the sales
being softer this year, when people
are getting more for their stockers
than they have for a long time?
This spring the stocker market was
dropping the further we went along
as the high cost of feed kept the
feedlots losing money. The fat cattle
market should be better than it is but
the US economy has put a cap on that
as well. There is also the fear of the
unknown with the new proposed
mCOOL changes the US have put
forward. This doesn’t look positive for
Canadian fat cattle going to be
harvested across the line.
I know out here, guys were just
getting grumpy with the long, hard
winter and attitude is very important
come sale day. Like in many areas, the
feed stacks were going down and the
price was going up and guys were
starting to count pennies to buy hay.
I also think that last year we sold a
lot of bulls and there are a lot of
young bulls in the industry and fewer
cows. Not that it affected Charolais,
but there are less commercial heifers
being bred this spring so not as many
heifer bulls were sold.
I am writing this on April 30th in
Regina and woke up this morning
with a bit of a blizzard with high
winds and 3 to 4 inches of snow. The
whole spring has been challenging for
everyone. There were not many sale
days across the country that didn’t
have some weather issues, be it snow,
freezing rain, bad roads or below
normal frigid temperatures, and I
think this contributed to some sales
that weren’t quite as good as
anticipated. I think many commercial
producers hadn’t realized it was
spring and they needed to buy bulls.
Many have not semen tested yet so
there will be some market still out
there between now and grass time.
Many sales offered increased numbers
after last year’s strong sale but
probably holding the numbers steady
would have been more in tune with
the market, as evidenced at the end of
the season.
There will be some higher calf
losses this spring as well, as many
producers weren’t equipped to handle
the colder than normal weather when
they started calving. Some have joked
that there will be two sorts this fall
selling calves – with and without ears.
We would like to welcome the new
General Manager of the Canadian
Charolais Association, Kelly Carson,
who introduces himself in this issue,
and thank the board of directors and
office staff who have put in extra time
in the last six months keeping things
caught up. It is always interesting
when fresh eyes come into an
organization and relook at how and
why we do things.
There are a number of provincial
association events taking place this
summer and I would encourage
everyone to attend as many within
and outside their province as possible.
For example the Saskatchewan
Association is celebrating 50 years in
conjunction with the CCA AGM.
Manitoba is having a picnic and cattle
display the end of June in Miami and
of course Ontario is hosting the CCYA
Conference and Show in Shelburne.
See you down the Charolais trail.
Until next time,
Helge
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POINTS À RÉFLÉCHIR
Du Champ
Helge By
Aux ventes
de taureau ce
printemps réussie
était la race du
charolais. Il y
avait des nouveaux
acheteurs du taureau charolais et
dʹautres qui ont acheté à augmenter
leur nombre de taureaux du charolais.
Les acheteurs bovins et les opérateurs
des parcs d’engraissement ont acheté
plus de taureaux du charolais pour
employer dans leurs propres troupeau
de vaches ; la plupart de ces vaches sont
le couleur noire. « JGL Livestock » est
lʹun des premiers acheteurs bovins en
Amérique du Nord. Ils ont acheté plus de
40 taureaux du charolais ce printemps
pour multiplier avec leurs plusieurs
mille vaches. Kirk Sinclair est le
propriétaire du « Prairie Livestock » au
Moosomin, SK. Il a acheté 40 taureaux
du charolais pour multiplier avec ses
vaches principalement noires. «
Highway 21 Feeders » en Alberta emploie
250 taureaux pour multiplier ces vaches
et il a également accru le nombre de
taureaux du charolais ce printemps.
Nous devons revendre lʹidée du
croisement à un taureau du charolais et
rappeler les avantages de la croix des
ces veaux charolais à lʹindustrie de
boeuf. Jʹai demandé à un producteur
qui changeait en multiplier ses vaches
du taureau charolais et son but principal
était dʹaugmenter des poids de sevrage.
Nous savons que les femelles
multipliées à un taureau du charolais
vêlent et la vigueur hybride augmente
lʹexécution. Un autre producteur a été
impressionné de la facilité de vêlage et
de la vigueur à la naissance de ses
veaux croissé charolais, et lui il
multiplie habituellement ses vaches
simmental à un taureau simmental. Les
gens doivent être mis au courant les
avantages du croisement charolais.
Ce printemps il y avait quelques
positifs incroyables aux marcher du
charolais et quelques ventes qui qui
étaient moins réussis. Les ventes ont
commencé fort mais les ventes plus tard
dans la saison ont eu des difficultés à
vendre tous les taureaux pour de bons
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prix. Historiquement les ventes
postérieures ont vu le renforcement dans
les prix. Il est difficile dʹexpliquer ce qui
est arrivé à ces ventes qui étaient moins
réussies. Un sélectionneur dʹOntario m’a
envoyé par courriel la question
suivante, et vous trouverez ma réponse.
‘Quand les producteurs sont payés
plus pour leur veaux qui vont aux parcs
d’engraissement ce quoi votre réponse
pour les ventes étant moins réussis ?’
Ce printemps les parcs
d’engraissement ont perdu l’argent à
cause du coût élevé dʹalimentation.
Pour cette raison le marché a diminué
pour des veaux destiné aux parcs
d’engraissement. Le marché aux
bestiaux gros devrait être meilleur ce
quʹil est mais lʹéconomie des États‐Unis
a mis une limite. Il y a également la
crainte de lʹinconnu avec les nouveaux
changements de « mCOOL » proposés
par les États‐Unis. Les bovins canadiens
gras envoyés à travers la frontière pour
l’abattage cette nouvelle proposition
n’est pas positive.
Moi je sais qu’ici dans l’ouest les
fermiers étaient vraiment frustrés avec
l’hiver qui quitte jamais. Lʹattitude est
très importante le jour de la vente. Dans
beaucoup de régions les provisions
dʹalimentation a été presque vide et le
prix de lʹalimentation augmentait. Les
vachers commençaient à compter leurs
pièces à acheter le foin.
Je pense également que nous avons
vendu lʹannée dernière beaucoup de
taureaux. Ces plus jeunes taureaux sont
encore productifs dans lʹindustrie et il y
a moins de vaches à multiplier.
Jʹécris cet article le 30 avril à Regina et
jʹai réveillé ce matin à une tempête de
neige avec de vents forts et trois à
quatre pouces de neige. Le printemps a
été dur pour chacun. La majorité de
ventes à travers le pays a eu des affaires
de temps si cʹétait la neige, la pluie de
congélation, mauvaises routes ou au‐
dessous des températures glaciales
normales. Ce mauvais temps a
contribué à quelques ventes nʹétant pas
aussi bonnes comme prévu. Je pense
beaucoup de producteurs commerciaux
nʹont pas réalisé que le printemps est
arrivé et cela quʹils ont dû acheter des
taureaux. Beaucoup de taureaux nʹont
pas encore été sperme examiné
pourtant tellement il y aura toujours un
certain marché dehors. Beaucoup de
sélectionneurs ont augmenté le nombre
de taureaux à vendre au lieu de
maintenir le même nombre que lʹannée
dernière. Démontré à la fin de la saison
de vente de taureau, le maintien du
même nombre de taureaux pour se
vendre aurait été plus approprié pour
le marché.
Il y aura une augmentation du
nombre de veaux perdu ce printemps.
Beaucoup de producteurs nʹont pas été
équipés pour manipuler des
températures plus froides que
normalement quand ils ont commencé
à vêler. Certains ont plaisanté qui les
veaux seront assorties dans deux
catégories cet automne à vendre – les
veaux avec des oreilles et les veaux
sans oreilles.
Nous voudrions faire bon accueil à
Kelly Carson, nouveau directeur
général de lʹassociation canadienne du
charolais. Il se présente dans cette revue
de la Charolais Banner. Nous
remercions également le conseil
dʹadministration et le personnel de
bureau qui ont travaillé extra‐dur les six
derniers mois pour maintenir les
services de bureau et d’adhésion. Il est
toujours intéressant quand quelquʹun
nouveau hérite une organisation pour
évaluer comment et pourquoi nous
faisons ce que nous faisons.
Il y a plusieurs événements
dʹassociation provinciaux cet été.
Jʹencourage chacun à assister à autant
dʹévénements comme possibles. Par
exemple, lʹassociation de Saskatchewan
célèbre 50 ans en même temps que
lʹassemblée générale annuelle
dʹassociation canadienne du charolais.
Manitoba a un pique‐nique et des
affichages de bétail à fin juin à Miami,
MB. Ontario accueille la conférence
dʹassociation de la jeunesse du charolais
et lʹexposition canadiennes dans
Shelburne, ON.
À la prochaine,
Helge
ASSOCIATION NEWS
Introducing a New GM
Kelly Carson, General Manager
CANADIAN CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION
2320 - 41st Avenue N.E.
Calgary, AB T2E 6W8
Phone: (403) 250-9242 Fax: (403) 291-9324
[email protected] • www.charolais.com
PROVINCIAL REPRESENTATIVES:
ALBERTA
President: Lyle Bignell, Stettler
Secretary: Don Grant, Bowden
SASKATCHEWAN
President: Orland Walker, Hudson Bay
Secretary: Dave Blechinger, Rosetown
MANITOBA
President: Shawn Airey, Rivers
Secretary: Rae Trimble Portage la Prairie
ONTARIO
President: Gord Tomlinson, Norwood
Secretary: Doris Aitken, Mount Forest
QUEBEC
President: Francois Couture,
Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Conseil
Secretary: Laurent Jourdain
MARITIMES
President: Ricky Milton, Cornwall, PE
Secretary: Jennifer MacDonald,
St. Mary’s, Kent Co., NB
STAFF:
General Manager: KELLY CARSON
Registry & Office: MEL REEKIE
Registry: LOIS CHIVILO
Registry: JUDY CUMMER
French Membership: CYNTHIA BECK
306-436-2007, [email protected]
EXECUTIVE:
PRESIDENT: WADE BECK
Box 5, Lang, SK S0G 2W0
Ph (306) 436-4564, [email protected]
1st VICE-PRESIDENT: BRENT SAUNDERS
RR 3, Markdale, ON N0C 1H0
(519) 986-4165 Fax (519) 986-4273
[email protected]
2nd VICE-PRES: JOHN WILGENBUSCH
Box 4, Halbrite, SK S0C 1H0
(306) 458-2688 Fax (306) 458-2371
[email protected]
PAST PRESIDENT: LYLE BIGNELL
Box 1055, Stettler, AB T0C 2L0
(403) 742-6792 Fax (403) 742-8128
[email protected]
DIRECTORS:
CAMPBELL FORSYTH
Box 3, Eriksdale, MB R0C 0W0
(204) 739-2678 Fax (204) 739-5547
[email protected]
BERNARD BEGIN
1630 Rg St-Martin, Ste-Marie, PQ G6E 3A8
(418) 387-7514 Fax (418) 387-5623
[email protected]
BRIAN COUGHLIN
RR3 1012 Snake River Line, Cobden, ON K0J 1K0
(613) 646-9741 (613) 312-0270, [email protected]
URSULA CORPATAUX
Box 397, Erskine, AB T0C 1G0
Ph/Fax (403) 742-3337, [email protected]
DORY GERRARD
RR 2, Innisfail, AB T4G 1T7
(403) 227-5632 Fax (403) 227-2583
[email protected]
RICKY MILTON
4558 Rt. 19 RR 2, Cornwall, PE C0A 1H0
(902) 393-8699, [email protected]
Hello! It is my great pleasure to
introduce myself to you. My name is
Kelly Carson and I am the new
General Manager of the Canadian
Charolais Association.
I was born and raised on the family
farm in northern Saskatchewan and
while I was growing up, my family
worked a mixed farming operation;
that is where my love of cattle was
nurtured. As a result, my career has
evolved through various agriculture
and business experiences over the past
25+ years.
I am certainly looking forward to
taking on my role with the Charolais
Association and to work with a breed
that has put its share of money into my
pockets over the years. Having worked
at 27,000 and 35,000 head feedlots I
know which breeds of cattle make
money and which don’t. I have
participated in many trials on Charolais
and Charolais‐influenced cattle and I
know first‐hand that the Charolais
breed succeeds.
My role as the General Manager will
be to support the Board of Directors
and Officers of the Charolais
Association. I am committed to
working with all of the Association
members to help grow the breed even
further and to help bring the Charolais
influence to even greater heights. On
behalf of the Association, I am
committed to representing the best
interests of our members on everything
cattle‐related throughout Canada and I
look forward to spending time getting
to know the members on their farms.
As your General Manager, I want to
hear your opinions and comments
whenever you have something on your
mind. I will answer my phone when it
rings and I will respond to all emails.
This country was built on the backs
of our family‐run farms and it will
continue to move forward in that
manner. That is why I feel it is so
vitally important to have extremely
strong relationships with all levels of
government because we need to use
our voice and have it heard. I want
to work with industry partners to
grow the beef business because that is
just the right thing to do. My dad
taught me many years ago and in his
words, it’s always best to “just do the
right thing.”
On the personal side, my wife,
Tracey, and I live in Cochrane, Alberta,
with our two loyal four‐legged
companions, Maggie & Shiloh. We
enjoy many outdoor pursuits including
camping, golf, hiking, mountain biking
and various other sports. We also love
to travel and are particularly drawn to
warm, sunny locales. It has been said
that behind every successful man is a
loving, supportive woman; in my case I
am fortunate to have a partner who has
always stood right by my side.
In closing, I look forward to working
with the Board, Officers and staff of the
Canadian Charolais Association, who
in the end all work for, and in the best
interests of, the membership. I have a
saying that I use from time to time;
someone can tell you they’ve done
things but if you can’t see the end
result, you may question if those things
were done in the first place. The way I
look at it, if I say I’m going to go and
pound fence posts, at the end of the
day, anyone can go count them. So, I
am now off to pound some posts.
Take care,
Kelly Carson
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ASSOCIATION NEWS
Les Nouvelles de l’Association
Kelly Carson
Bonjour ! Il est
avec plaisir de
me vous présenter.
Je m’appelle
Kelly Carson et
je suis le nouveau
directeur général de lʹassociation
canadienne du charolais.
Jʹai grandi à la ferme de ma famille
dans le nord de la Saskatchewan où
ma famille avait une opération
cultivatrice mélangée. Mon amour de
bétail a été consolidé chez la ferme.
En conséquence les dernières 25 et
plus années les divers expériences
dʹagriculture et dʹaffaires a évolué
ma carrière.
Jʹattends avec intérêt mon rôle dans
lʹassociation et également à travailler
avec une race qui a mis sa part
dʹargent dans mes poches au cours
des années. Après avoir travaillé pour
des parcs d’engraissements de 27.000 à
35.000 têtes de bétail, je sais quelles races
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de bétail font lʹargent et ce qui pas. Jʹai
participé à beaucoup dʹépreuves sur
les charolais et ceux influencé par le
charolais et je sais moi‐même le succès
de la race du charolais.
Mon rôle en tant que directeur
général sera de soutenir le conseil
dʹadministration et des dirigeants de
lʹassociation canadienne du charolais.
Je suis commis à travailler avec tous
l’adhésion de l’association pour
accroître le succès de la race et à
pousser lʹinfluence du charolais
encore à de plus grandes tailles. Au
nom de lʹassociation, je suis commis à
représenter les meilleurs intérêts de
nos membres sur tout connexe de
bétail au Canada. Jʹattends avec intérêt
de vous rencontrer, les membres de
l’association. Je veux entendre vos
avis, idées et commentaires comme
votre directeur général. Je répondrai à
mon téléphone quand il sonne et je
répondrai à tous vos courriels.
Ce pays a été construit sur les dos
de nos fermiers et il va continuer
comme ça. Cʹest la raison que je la
sens tellement importante d’avoir des
rapports extrêmement forts avec tous
les niveaux de gouvernement ; nous
devons employer notre voix et la faire
entendre. Je veux travailler avec des
associés dʹindustrie pour accroître les
affaires de boeuf. Il fait beaucoup des
années que mon père mʹa enseigné à
faire ce qui est juste et exacte.
Mon épouse Tracey et moi habitent
en Cochrane, Alberta avec nos deux
chiens, Maggie et Shiloh. Nous
apprécions beaucoup de poursuites
extérieures en faisant du camping, du
golf, de la randonnée, de la montagne
en vélo et les autres sports. Nous
aimons également voyager et en
particulier aux lieux chauds et
ensoleillés. On dit qu’en arrière de
chaque homme réussi est une femme
continued on page 11
CANADIAN CHAROLAIS YOUTH ASSOCIATION NEWS
Conference and Show News
Holly Smith, CCYA Conference & Show Co-Chair
It is less than 3
months to go until
the Charolais Youth
are Making Tracks
in Shelburne,
Ontairo! This summer the CCYA
National Conference and Show is
going to be held in Shelburne from
July 17th– 20th. Shelburne is a
pleasant little town about an hour
north of Toronto.
Our goal is to have youth from right
across the country join in on the fun!
The Ontario Juniors are very excited
about the upcoming show and the
opportunity it presents to the youth.
This year’s conference organizing
committee is made up of Holly Smith
and Randi Aldcorn as Co‐chairs,
Courtney Black is the Secretary, Emily
Bromley is the Treasurer and Billie‐Jo
CCYA NATIONAL BOARD
[email protected]
President: Kirstin Sparrow
[email protected]
Vice-President: Luke Marshall
[email protected]
Treasurer: Sarah Weinbender
[email protected]
Secretary: Tomina Jackson
[email protected]
Saunders as Adult Advisor.
The schedule for this year is similar
to other CCYA Conferences and
includes a farm tour to a local Charolais
breeder as well as other fun things for
the kids to do! The committee is
entertaining the idea of attending a
Blue Jays game on Sunday, July 21st.
Please let us know if this interests
you and we will get a block of
tickets purchased.
The main hotel will be the Red Pine
Inn located in Alliston, Ontario. A block
of rooms has been set aside until June
15, 2013. Please call 705‐435‐4381 and
ask about the Canadian Charolais
Youth block of rooms.
A small change has been made by
the National Board in the way that
Judging Reasons are given. Members
will compete individually and will
Director: Michael Hunter
[email protected]
Director: Travis Jozwiak
[email protected]
Director: Holly Smith
[email protected]
Director: Courtney Black
[email protected]
judge classes of steers, females and
bull calves. Junior participants will be
expected to complete written reasons
on three classes and oral reasons on
one class, as determined by the
organizing committee. The time limit
for each class will be 20 minutes. The
Intermediate and Senior participants
will complete the same classes and be
required to submit placing cards as
well as complete oral reasons on all
three classes.
We are very excited to reunite with
everyone and meet new faces that will
become lasting friends!
We hope that you will Make Tracks
to Shelburne…
If you have any questions, please
feel free to contact anyone on the
organizing committee.
CCYA 2013 Conference Executive
Co-ordinator: Billie Jo Saunders
[email protected]
Co-Chair: Holly Smith
[email protected]
Co-Chair: Randi Aldcorn
[email protected]
Secretary: Courtney Black
[email protected]
Treasurer: Emily Bromley
[email protected]
CCYA Provincial Advisors
SK: Darwin Rosso 306-693-2384
ON: Brad Buchanan 705-534-0137
MB: Donna Jackson 204-564-2547
AB: Kasey & Arlana Phillips 780-358-2359
Youth Coordinator:
Brandon Sparrow
[email protected]
See Registration Information
on pages 52-54
ASSOCIATION NEWS, CONT. FROM PAGE 10
qui lui aime et lui soutien. Moi je suis
chanceux d’avoir une partenaire qui
est mon égal. Elle est toujours tenu
exact par mon côté.
Jʹattends avec intérêt de travailler
avec le conseil, les dirigeants et le
personnel de lʹassociation canadienne
du charolais. Nous tous travaillons
pour lʹadhésion et dans les meilleurs
intérêts de lʹadhésion. Jʹai un dicton
que jʹemploi de temps à autre.
Quelquʹun peut vous dire "jʹai fait
quelque chose." Mais vous ne pouvez
pas voir le résultat final. Ce qui peut
vous amener à questionner si le travail
a été fait. La façon dont je vois les choses
cʹest comme ceci: Si je dis, ‘je mʹen
vais poser des poteaux de clôture,’ à
la fin de la journée, les gens peuvent
les compter...alors maintenant, je mʹen
vais poser des poteaux.
Salut,
Kelly Carson
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HERD HEALTH
Closely Check Pastures at Turnout
for Potential Poisonings
Roy Lewis DVM
Much has been
written about the
classic lead poisonings we see when
cattle consume lead plates from
broken down batteries. There are
many other causes of poisonings in
cattle at pasture many of which cause
death and which there is no antidote.
We must prevent these whenever
possible. I have personally seen some
of these and will go over areas where
they are encountered and stress why
pastures need a quick check over each
spring before cattle are released.
There was a recent veterinary report
by Drs. Barry Blakely, Lorrie Fraser
and Cheryl Waldner on poisoning
by Sodium Chlorate, a herbicide and
type of soil sterilant. Because it has
sodium in it there is a salty taste
which attracts cattle. Our practice
also experienced this same poisoning
several years ago where a producer
lost over ten cows when some
Sodium Chlorate had been left on a
pasture. The cattle gained access
when they were turned out in the
spring. This case went to court but the
judge ruled the producer was at fault
for not checking the pasture before the
cattle were released and was as much
to blame as the person that had left
the product!
Cattle are inquisitive and are not
fussy eaters so will nibble at most
things. The products like sodium
chlorate and battery plates which are
also salty are especially hazardous.
My best advice is when checking
pastures pay close attention to three
main areas. One is fence lines
especially along roadsides. Products
can be thrown out of vehicles and get
onto your pastures. We have known
about batteries for a long time but
many more are now used for electric
fencers and solar water pumps. Don’t
leave these when they no longer
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retain charge. Remove them and have
them properly recycled. Your problem
typically will not be right away but
after several years when the batteries
crack, break open and expose the
extremely toxic lead plates. After
several years of overgrowth these
batteries become extremely hard to find.
The second hazardous area is old
garbage dumps and burrow pits. Most
old farms had an area where old
equipment metal and other
miscellaneous garbage was left to
decompose or was burned. Check
these areas closely every spring and
fence them off if possible. Weathering
and the freeze thaw cycle may expose
hazardous products that were buried
long ago. Have a check through these
areas both at spring turnout and late
in the fall when pastures are short.
This is when cattle searching more
forage will start to root in bush areas.
Calves are very inquisitive and often
will be the first to consume these
products and show clinical signs.
Also because of their smaller size
need a much lower dose to develop
clinical signs.
The third and most common source
of poisonings is around abandoned
yard sites or abandoned vehicles.
Most old yard sites on the prairies are
left perhaps because of a sense of
nostalgia history and preserving our
heritage so they are never properly
cleaned up. Doors breakdown or
other openings are created for access
to buildings. Cattle will explore these
areas and old garages especially could
contain several old products which
could be very harmful to cattle. Years
ago all the paints were lead based and
there were much less controls on
herbicides insecticides cleansers and
the like. Containers or bags slowly
breakdown over time. These old
garages have kept the elements like
rain or snow from breaking down the
products. While these old archived
sites may contain some treasures like
stashes of money they may also
contain very harmful products for
your livestock. Check them out.
Any time you rent or take over new
pasture be sure and ask the owner if
there are any old yard sites, dump
areas, or other places the public has
access too. The yard sites may be
secluded in the bush and hard to find.
Other questions asked may be has any
stuff been hauled in like fill dirt or
other products from industrial sites.
Has their been any gas or oil activity
where lots of people, equipment and
products have accessed the land.
Check your own premises closely
this spring before turnout. An
especially good time is when checking
and repairing fences. Properly remove
and recycle old batteries and any
other toxic chemicals not in use. Even
if livestock recover from toxic
ingestion with products such as lead
there is also the age old question
when would the milk or meat be fit to
be consumed? These various
compounds can often cause
permanent internal organ damage
resulting in poor doing unproductive
animals in the future as well. Some of
the insecticides there may be an
antidote for but that is if they are
founds in time and that rarely is the
case as most of these poisonings
occur at pasture in the spring or fall
when cattle are not being observed
as closely.
Be diligent, check this spring and
let’s try to avoid the panic call of
several dead cattle being found. This
is especially traumatic when it is
preventable. This is true to the saying,
an ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure. Happy grazing.
NEWS
Charolais Life
This column will be dedicated to keeping Charolais members in touch with the people of
the business. It will contain births, weddings, convocations and momentous anniversaries
and events of note, but not high school graduations. If you have news and/or photos you’d
like to submit, please email [email protected] for print in upcoming issues.
It’s a Boy
Canadian Western Agribition board
for another two year term. Bob served
as the head barn boss in his previous
term. The board is pictured at their
AGM, Bob is 4th from the left in the
front row.
Announcing the
newest addition
to the Windyview
Team in Omemee.
Matthew and
Jennie Ormiston
along with big sister Amelia are thrilled
to announce the arrival of Cameron
Kristopher, weighing in at 9 lb., 6 oz.
on December 20, 2012. Cameron is
welcomed by his loving grandparents
Michael and Christine Ormiston.
Anniversary Wishes
Happy 30th Wedding
Anniversary to Allan
and Brenda Miller, of
Medonte Charolais,
Hillsdale, ON. The
couple were wed
May 14th, 1983.
Wishing you many
more years of love and
happiness. ~ from your family & friends
Defoort – Michiels Wed
By Receives Service Award
15, 2012. The celebration included a
party and dance at the Hagersville
Community Centre. Generosity of
guests resulted in substantial
donations to the Hagersville and Port
Dover Food Banks.
Jackson Re-elected to Canadian
Western Agribition Board
Bob Jackson, Bo‐Jan Enterprises,
Sylvania, SK, was re‐elected to the
Helge By was given a 25 Year Service
Pin for volunteer work for Canadian
Western Agribition at their Volunteer
Appreciation Night following their
AGM. He has served on various
committees over the years, but has
most enjoyed his time on the
Agribiton’s Beef Supreme Challenge
committee. He is pictured with
General Manager Marty Seymour and
Past President Bryan Hadliand.
Dave Defoort and Jen Michiels, of
Holland, MB, were married on the
Michiels’ farm just south of Holland
on Sept 28th. The ceremony took place
in a 1959 elevator just before sunset,
on a perfect fall day. The reception
followed on their farm just south of
Cypress River. Dave is the son of
Gord and Sue Defoort, Defoort Stock
Farm, Cypress River, MB.
Barkers Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Charlie and Linda Barker, Bar‐Lin
Acres, ON, celebrated their 50th
Wedding Anniversary on December
13
HIGH AVERAGING SALE
P&H Ranching Co. Bull Sale
P&H Ranching Co. Bull Sale
February 16, 2013 • Innisfail, AB
Gross Average
48 Two Year Old Bulls $321,350
$6,694
Auctioneer: Don Raffan
The first Charolais bull sale of the
2013 Alberta sale season started off
with a bang. This was not only the
first sale but also the high averaging
sale of the spring. Most of the bulls
were sold to repeat customers from
BC to Manitoba. 12 ranch horses
averaged $7,680.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 1, PH ORIGINAL 70Y (Polled, BW
88 lb., WW 52, YW 101, 44 cm), sired
by LT Original 8310P, out of a PH
Wyoming wind 33P daughter. Sold
for $15,000 to White Lake Colony,
Barrons.
Lot 2, PH ORIGINAL 1Y (Polled,
BW 80 lb., WW 46, YW 88, 46 cm),
sired by LT Original 8310P, out of an
LKPR Challenger 208M daughter.
Sold for $13,500 to Little Valley View
Ranch, Forestburg.
Lot 11, PH WYOMING WIND 6Y
(Polled, BW 92 lb., WW 44, YW 85,
42.5 cm), sired by LKPR challenger
208M, out of a PH Cowtown PLD
13M daughter. Sold for $7,750 to
Diamond Willow Ranch, Millerville.
(Polled, BW 97 lb., WW 39, YW 75, 41
cm), sire by PH Wyoming Wind 16U,
out of a PH Target Power 33K
daughter. Sold for $7,600 to Lyle
McKay, MB.
Lot 40, PH SMOOTH BLEND 101Y
(Polled, BW 95 lb., WW 58, YW 94, 47
cm), sired by Schraders Smooth Blend
8219, out of a PH Cowtown PLD 13M
daughter. Sold for $7,750 to Tom
Carroll, Innisfail
Lot 41, PH SMOOTH BLEND 118Y
42.5 cm), sired by Schraders Smooth
Blend 8219, out of a VMN Habanero
LPD 137L daughter. Sold for $7,750 to
Rey Creek Ranch, Merrit, BC
Lot 4, PH ORIGINAL 21Y (Polled, BW
94 lb., WW 49, YW 92, 42cm), sired by
LT Original 8310P, out of an LKPR
Challenger 208M daughter. Sold for
$7,600, Church Ranches, Balzac.
Lot 19, PH WYOMING WIND 64Y
Gordon Church
bought 3 bulls
White Lake Colony
bought the high
selling bull
Debbie and Warren Henderson selected the
second high seller
TOP OF $75,000
Mountainview Bull Sale
Mountainview Bull Sale
March 23, 2013 • Innisfail, AB
Gross Average
$3,122
13 Long Yearling Bulls 50,950
3,919
17 2/3 Yearling Bulls
180,300
10,210
41 2/3 Lots
$265,600
$6,375
Auctioneer: Don Oberg
A great set of bulls was on offer.
Breeders came from across the country
to bid on the offering which produced
the high selling bull of the spring.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 76, GERRARD PASTOR 35Z
40 cm), sired by Gerrard Preacher
31U, out of an RPJ Impressed 121L
daughter. Sold 2/3 interest and full
possession for $75,000 to McLeod
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Livestock,
Cochrane.
Consigned by
Gerrard Cattle Co.,
Innisfail.
Lot 112, CML
ACES WILD 1Z
(Polled, BW 88 lb.,
WW 37, YW 75, 39
Rod McLeod bought
cm), sired by KCM the high selling bull
Prowler 2X, out of of the spring
a Sparrows Sanchez
715T daughter. Sold for $25,000 to
White Lake Colony, Barrons.
Consigned by McLeod Livestock,
Cochrane.
Lot 80, GERRARD MONZONITE
34Z (Polled, BW 98 lb., WW 45, YW
78, 39 cm), sired by Gerrard
Montezuma 6T, out of an SVY
Bedrock PLD 816H daughter. Sold for
White Lake Colony
selected the second
high selling bull
Bill Swenson, Rainalta
Charolais purchased
a new herdsire
$14,000 to Rainalta Farms, Rainer.
Consigned by Gerrard Cattle Co.
Lot 113, CML BLASTOFF 7Z
(Polled, BW 94 lb., WW 42, YW 82, 39
cm), by KCM Prowler 2X, out of a
Sparrows Cerveza 106S daughter.
Sold for $9,000 to Saddle Ridge
Charolais, Rosemary. Consigned by
McLeod Livestock.
Creek’s Edge Land and Cattle would like to say Thank You…
A sincere thank you to all of
our customers that have
purchased bulls off our farm
and to our repeat buyers for
your loyalty to our program.
We value your business.
Peno Valley Charolais purchased this
Merit Roundup son, SKW Lexlon 62Z this year
Jordan River Charolais purchased this
Steppler 83U son, SKW Pardner 78Y last year
Thank you to the following purebred breeders who have
added Creek's Edge bulls to their herds over the last 2 years.
2012
Jordan River Charolais, Arborfield, SK
Peno Valley Charolais, Pierceland, SK
2013
Peno Valley Charolais, Pierceland, SK
K-Cow Ranch, Elk Point, AB
Nahachewsky Charolais, Norquay, SK
AM Sunrise Farm, Battleford, SK
Voegeli Bros. Charolais, Maymont, SK
Silver Shadow Charolais, Vermilion, AB
Stephen & Kristin Wielgosz
Yellow Creek, SK • T 306.279.2033 C 306.279.7709
[email protected]
MANY REPEAT BUYERS
Vikse Family Farm Bull Sale
Vikse Family Farm Bull Sale
February 18, 2013 • Donalda, AB
Gross Average
36 Yearling Bulls
$206,200
$5,730
Auctioneer: Ron Pederson
Bulls with muscle, performance and
hair were offered at the annual Tip
The Scale Bull Sale. The Vikse family
may be relatively new to the Charolais
breed but not the cattle busness. Both
the Angus and Charolais bulls were
very well accepted in the beef industry.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 38, VFF VIKSE ICE 189Z
(Polled, BW 101 lb., WW 46 YW 86, 40
cm), sired by HTA Ice 19X, out of a
JWK Impressive D040 daughter. Sold
for $16,000 to Blake Alton, ON
Lot 37, VFF VIKSE ICE 74Z
(Horned, BW 100 lb., WW 50, YW 92
41 cm), sired by HTA Ice 19X, out of
an LT Predictable Wind 2079
daughter. Sold for $7,500 to White
Lake Colony, Barrons and Sproule
Charolais, Pincher Creek.
Lot 54, VFF VIKSE SPAWN 197Z
(Horned, Red Factor, BW 97 lb., WW
44, YW 83, 40 cm), sired by
Pleasantdawn Spawn 765W, out of an
HFCC PLD Bond 19L daughter. Sold
for $7,750 to Blair Ewasiuk, Holden.
Lot 36, VFF VIKSE ICE 85Z (Polled,
BW 94 lb., WW 45, YW 80, 39 cm),
sired by HTA Ice 19X, out of an LT
Bluegrass 4017P daughter. Sold for
$7,000 to Brad Loesh, Rosalind.
Lot 71, VFF VIKSE KARROT 239Z
(Polled, Red Factor, BW 88 lb., WW
44, YW 78, 33 cm), sired by ALT
Karrot 13X, out of an SVY Pilgrim
PLD 655S daughter. Sold for $7,000 to
Kevin Komarnisky, Holden.
Lot 49, VFF VIKSE SMOKIN JOE
43Z (Polled, BW 34, YW 74, 40 cm),
sired by SOS Smokin Joe 20L, out of a
Sparrows Sanchez 715T daughter.
Sold for $6,750 to H&C Sprucelane
Farms, Bentley.
Lot 42, VFF VIKSE ICE 92Z (Polled,
BW 98 lb., WW 39, WW 76, 41 cm),
sired by HTA Ice 19X, out of an HTA
Crown Prince 152L daughter. Sold for
$6,500 to Coal Valley Acres, Rosalind.
Lot 50, VFF VIKSE SMOKIN JOE
123Z (Polled, BW 104 lb., WW 46, YW
88, 39 cm), SOS Smokin Joe 20L, out of
a BLKC Turbo 2S daughter. Sold for
$6,500 to Rodger Bellingham, Bawlf.
White Lake Colony teamed up with Jackie
Sproule on the second high selling bull
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GROSS INCREASED 10%
HEJ Charolais Bull Sale
HEJ Charolais Bull Sale
February 22, 2013 • Innisfail, AB
Gross Average
56 Yearling Bulls
$201,700
$3,600
3 Two Year Old Bulls
10,800
3,600
59 Lots
$212,500
$3,600
Auctioneer: Chris Poley
Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co.
Once again the crew at HEJ
assembled a great set of working
bulls. This sale offers one of the
largest selections of red factor bulls
anywhere. Bulls were sold across the
prairies and into the states.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 17, HEJ HEY ZEUS 6Z (Polled,
Red Factor, BW 116 lb., WW 62, YW
110, 43 cm), sired by HEJ Vanilla Ice
57T, out of a Main the Rock 38R
daughter. Sold for $7,500 to Dave
Royer, Iowa.
Lot 2, HEJ ZENITH 28Z (Polled,
Red Factor, BW 96 lb., WW 41, YW 81,
39 cm), sired by Nina HEJ Bezinga 1X,
out of a Merit Data Buster 73K
daughter. Sold for $7,200 to Dave
Royer, Iowa.
Lot 5, HEJ ZIG ZAG 48Z (Polled,
76, 41 cm), sired by Nina HEJ Bezinga
1X, out of a Belmonts Duster 30P
daughter. Sold for $6,400 to Chase
Sande, Sundre.
Lot 36, HEJ FIRESTARTER 90Z
(Polled, Red Factor, BW 118 lb., WW
61, YW 115, 42 cm), sired by TR Red
Smoke, out of a RC Cowboy 0166
daughter. Sold for $5,400 to Tim Neilson.
Lot 6, HEJ ZOWIE 53Z (Polled, BW
101 lb., WW 42,
YW 83, 39 cm),
sired by Nina HEJ
Bezinga 1X, out of
a Merit data Buster
73K daughter. Sold
for $5,100 to Sever
Farms, Rocky
Mountain House.
Lot 41, HEJ
John Sever bought
ZEKE 76Z
a new bull for
(Scurred, BW 98
Sever Farms
lb., WW 44, YW 86, 40 cm), sired by
HEJ Solidarity 24X, out of an SDC
Calypso 29N daughter. Sold for $5,000
to Robinson Farms, Innisfail.
Lot 38, HEJ ZOLID 61Z (Horned,
Red Factor, BW 91 lb., WW 35, YW 73
39 cm), sired by HEJ Solidarity 24X,
out of an HEJ Black Bandit 162K
daughter. Sold for $5,000 to Daryl Jones.
Lot 52, HEJ ZAMIEL 106Z (Polled
BW 92 lb., WW 46, YW 87, 37 cm),
sired by HTA Malachi 946W, out of a
JS Freedom 2U daughter. Sold for
$4,600 to Gordon Resch, Veteran.
Gordon Resch, a
many time repeat
buyer, bought again
David Royer took the
two high selling bulls
back to Iowa
AVERAGE HIGHER
Best of the Breeds Bull Sale
9th Annual Best of the Breeds Bull Sale
March 24, 2013 • Leross, SK
Gross Average
17 Yearling Bulls
$56,650
$3,332
Sale Manager: T Bar C Cattle Co.
The Auction Market in Leross was
again packed for a reputation lunch
and set of bulls in this multi‐breed
sale. Harcourt Charolais, Quill Lake,
and Dog Patch Acres, Leroy, provided
the quality Charolais bulls. In total
61 ½ bulls averaged $3,794.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 28, HBC SHERIFF 209Z (Double
16
Polled, 97 lb. BW, 836 lb. 205 DW, 23.6
Milk EPD, 1,570 lb., 42 cm), sired by
Pleasantdawn Marshall 70P, out of an
SOS Polled Detonator 8M daughter. Sold
for $4,750 to Wayne Krzak, Archerwill.
Consigned by Harcourt Charolais.
Lot 31, HBC ROCKSTAR 225Z
(Double Polled, 106 lb. BW, 881 lb. 205
DW, 108 YW EPD, 1,500 lb., 38 cm),
sired by Sparrows Fargo 811U, out of
an S$ Montana Silver daughter. Sold
for $4,100 to Beckett Farms, Dysart.
Lot 25, HBC BAZINGA 219Z
(Double Polled/s, 95 lb. BW, 899 lb.
205 DW, 54 WW EPD, 109 YW EPD,
1,650 lb.), sired by Sparrows Fargo
811U, out of a Merit 8676U daughter.
Sold for $4,000 to Brian Jaeb, Humbolt.
Lot 38, DOGPATCH VICTORY 14Z
(Double Polled, 92 lb. BW, 49 WW
EPD, 1,490 lb., 43
cm), sired by PCC
Sudden Impact
848U, out of a
Dogpatch Acres
G.I.C. 32N daughter.
Sold for $3,800 to
Jeff Fogg, Invermay.
Consigned by Dog
Wayne Krzak bought
Patch Acres.
the high seller
BIG CROWD – MORE BULLS
Beck/McCoy Bull Sale
Beck Farms & McCoy Cattle Co. 4th
Annual Bull Sale
February 23, 2013 • Regina, SK
Gross Average
2 Two Year Old Bulls $ 7,800
$3,900
144,500
3,828
39 3/4 Lots
$152,300
3,831
A big crowd came out on the first
nice sale day in four years. Beck
Farms, Lang put forth a solid set of
bulls with good demand from both
the commercial and purebred
breeders on the top end. They sold
nine or 25% more bulls with the
overall average being down about
12%. McCoy Cattle Co., Milestone had
24 Hereford bulls average $3,606 and
29 ½ Gelbvieh bulls average $3,222.
High Selling Yearling Bulls
Lot 5, BECKS BOUNTY 206Z
(Double Polled, 71 lb. BW, ‐1.3 BW
EPD, 1,350 lb., 38cm), sired by
Sparrows Eldorado 361L, out of a
Sparrows Authentic 6S daughter. Sold
for $7,000 for 3/4 interest to Ferme
Cardin Charolais, St. Bonaventure, QC.
Lot 19, BECK’S MEGATRON 226Z
(Double Polled, 108 lb. BW, 97 YW
EPD, 1,440 lb., 40 cm), sired by
Sparrows Panama 826U, out of a
Sparrows Alliance 513G daughter.
Sold for $7,000 to Eric Manningham,
Laurierville, QC.
Lot 17, BECK’S APOLLO 223Z (94
lb. BW, 730 lb. 205 DW, 1,440 lb., 36.5
cm), sired by Sparrows Panama 826U,
out of a Sparrow Alcatraz 18N
daughter. Sold for $6,400 to Delbert
Nostadt, Kendal.
Lot 34, BECK’S CASPIAN 255Z
DW, 1,300 lb., 39 cm), sired by Sparrows
Panama 826U, out of a Sparrows
Alcatraz 18N daughter. Sold for
$6,100 to Mark Dombowsky, Avonlea.
Lot 23, BECK’S
FIX 236Z (Double
Polled, 100 lb. BW,
768 lb. 205 DW,
1,395 lb.), sired by
Sparrows Panama
826U, out of a
Sparrows Alcatraz
18N daughter.
Mark Dombowsky
Sold for $5,400
took a high seller
to Salty Lake
Farms, Watrous.
Lot 31, BECK’S METEOR 252Z
(Double Polled, 104 lb. BW, 1,439 lb.
365 DW), sired by Sparrows Panama
826U, out of a Winn Mans The
Game 102L. Sold for $5,400 to Salty
Lake Farms.
Lisa & Delbert Nostadt bought a top bull
Rick Klassen added
six to his Salty Lake
operation for a bill
of $28,850
Jean-Francois Cardin
bought a high seller
to go Quebec
2ND ANNUAL EVENT
High Point Bull Sale
2nd Annual High Point Bull Sale
March 30, 2013 • Singhampton, ON
Gross Average
23 Yearling Bulls
$72,450
$3,150
Auctioneer: Carl Wright
Bridor Charolais, Mount Forest;
Sunrise Charolais, Stayner and Echo
Spring Charolais, Hawkestone, teamed
up again to host this 2nd Annual event.
Purebred and commercial producers
from right across Ontario selected
from this quality offering.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 22, ECHO SPRINGS ZAHITTI
201Z (Full French, 90 lb. BW, 1,282
lb.), sired by PCFL Valentin 77S, out
of a PCFL Renegade 79M daughter.
Sold for $4,700 to Brian Archer.
Consigned by Echo Spring Charolais.
Lot 8, BRIDOR ZEUS 14Z (Polled,
105 lb. BW, 970 lb. 205 DW, 123 YW
EPD, 1,800 lb., 39 cm), sired by Hicks
Kasino 11K, out of an SOS Polled
Detonator 8M daughter. Sold for
$3,700 to Railhaven Farms, Gananoque.
Consigned by Bridor Charolais.
Lot 7, BRIDOR ZANE 12Z (Polled,
105 lb. BW, 1,640 lb., 38 cm), sired by
SVY Freedom Pld 307N, out of an
KCM Rio Chico 429P daughter. Sold
for $3,600 to Erwin Arthurs, Mount
Forest. Consigned by Bridor Charolais.
Lot 14, BRIDOR ZANDER 34Z
(Polled, 90 lb. BW, 26.5 Milk EPD,
1,350 lb., 37 cm), sired by SVY
Freedom Pld 307N, out of an SOS
Polled Detonator 8M daughter. Sold
for $3,500 to Ron Steward, Holstein.
Consigned by Bridor Charolais.
Lot 9, ECHO SPRING ZACH 6Z
(Polled, 80 lb. BW, ‐1.1 BW EPD, 1,310
lb., 36 cm), sired by D R Revelation
467, out of an LT Bluegrass 4017 P
daughter. Sold for $3,500 to
Railhaven Farms. Consigned by Echo
Spring Charolais.
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GROSS UP
Maple Leaf Charolais Bull Sale
Maple Leaf Charolais 9th Annual
Bull Sale
March 1, 2013 • Falun, AB
Gross Average
1 Mature Bull
$5,900
$5,900
19 Two Year Old Bulls 68,700
3,615
14 Long Yearling Bulls 46,500
3,321
10 Yearling Bulls
43,900
4,390
45 Lots
$165,000
$3,667
Auctioneer: Danny Skeels
Sale Manager: By Livestock
This sale features the largest
selection of Full French and French
influenced bulls anywhere in Canada.
Bulls were sold to many repeat buyers
right across the prairies.
High Selling Mature Bull
Lot 1, MAPLE LEAF PINAY 8136U
(Horned, Full French, BW 92 lb., WW
44, YW 75), sired by Pinay, out of a
Till daughter. Sold for $5,900 to
Sixtyline Ranch, Barrhead.
High Selling Two Year Old Bulls
Lot 14, MAPLE LEAF PINAY 147Y
(Horned, BW 90 lb., WW 35, YW 64),
sired by Maple Leaf Pinay 8136U,
out of an MLR Dragon JR 123K
daughter. Sold for $5,800 to Lowell
Johnson, Hanna.
Lot 21, MAPLE
LEAF HAT TRICK
165Y (Horned, BW
88 lb., WW 45, YW
75), sired by
Trezegoal, out of a
Pinay daughter.
Sold for $5,100 to
Kerr Charolais,
Dave Shand bought
Virden, MB.
three bulls
Lot 9, MAPLE
LEAF PINAY 131Y (Horned, BW 92
lb., WW 39, YW 73), sired by Maple
Leaf Pinay 8136U, out of a HXL Ecrin
5E daughter. Sold for $4,800 to Lowell
Johnson, Hanna.
sired by Maple Leaf Pinay 8136U, out
of an MLC Gin JR 59K daughter, Sold
for $4,800 to Dave Shand, Delia.
High Selling Long Yearling
sired by Pinay, out of a Maple Leaf
Major Jag 620S daughter. Sold for
$6,300 to Dave Shand.
Lot 43, MAPLE LEAF POL
MARTEL 201Z (Polled, Full French,
BW 108 lb., WW 26, YW 52), sired by
Cathie and John Chomiak bought the high
selling bull
Cliff Sutherland took
the high selling
mature bull
Lowell Johnson
bought two bulls for
his Hanna ranch
Martel, out of a Maple Leaf Paladin
421P daughter. Sold for $10,000 to
Chomiak Charolais, Mundare.
Lot 57, MAPLE LEAF POL VIRGIL
232Z (Polled, Full French, BW 103 lb.,
WW 36, YW 66), sired by Virgil, out of
a Maple Leaf Paladin 421P daughter.
Sold for $5,000 to Bar Punch Ranch,
Medicine Hat.
SEVEN BREEDER BULLS
Pro-Char Charolais Bull Sale
Pro-Char Charolais Bull Sale
February 24, 2013 • Glenevis, AB
Gross Average
35 Yearling Bulls
$173,650
$4,961
2 Long Yearling Bulls
12,800
6,400
1 Two Year Old Bull
8,000
8,000
38 Lots
$194,450
$5,117
JWX Triple Play 34T daughter. Sold
for $11,750 to Good Anchor Charolais,
Vermillion.
Lot 3, PRO‐CHAR GRIMSHAW 21Z
(Polled, BW 100 lb., WW 46, YW 86),
sired by Pleasantdawn Marshall 70P,
out of a Pro‐Char Maxium 38N
Chambers Charolais, Lomond.
Lot 7, PRO‐CHAR CAPTIN SMID
6Z (Polled, BW 75 lb., WW 51 YW 94),
sired by Pro‐Char CPTN Morgan 8U,
out of an Impair daughter. Sold for
Peter Wyatt selected
a new herdsire
Crow Cattle Co. was a Volume buyer
Auctioneer: Brent Carey
This is the second year Pro‐Char
has hosted their sale on the farm. A
large crow was on hand which helped
make this a very strong sale. Most
bulls were sold to repeat customers.
Lot 5, PRO‐CHAR JAG 48Z (Polled
Pleasantdawn Mag 912X, out of a
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Brad Chambers took
a high seller back to
Lomond
MORE BULLS – HIGHER AVERAGE
Palmer Charolais Bull Sale
Palmer Charolais & Nielson Land &
Cattle Co. 2nd Annual Bull Sale
March 7, 2013 • Bladworth, SK
Gross Average
$4,743
27 Yearling Bulls
117,600
4,356
34 Lots
$150,800
$4,435
During a snow storm, the sale was
postponed for three days, as many
could not get out of their yards. This
is never an easy decision but in the end
probably was the right one, as a decent
sized crowd and an active telephone
pushed the average higher than last
year with more bulls sold. This quality
set of performance bulls found homes
across Saskatchewan and Manitoba
with five going into purebred herds.
13 Red Angus averaged $4,115 and 24
Angus averaged $3,648.
Val & Gord Miller bought a high selling TT bull
High Selling Two Year Old Bull
Lot 35, HVA RUSTY 129Y (Double
Polled/s, .9 BW EPD, 2,085 lb., 46 cm),
sired by Merit 8789U, out of an E‐CEE
Katmandu 200B daughter. Sold for
$7,200 to Bruce Peacock, Cereal, AB.
Lot 9, HVA ROYAL SUITE 41Z (110
lb. BW, Act. WW 1,015 lb., 55 WW
EPD, 111 YW EPD, 1,525 lbs., 42 cm),
sired by Merit 8789U, out of a
Sparrow Durango 585P daughter.
Sold for $7,600 to Wendt & Murray
Farms, Lloydminster, AB.
Lot 18, RGP REVENUE 32Z (98 lb.
BW, 51 WW EPD, 104 YW EPD,
Leptin TT, 1,475 lb., 44 cm), sired by
Merit 8789U, out of a Sparrows
Durango 585P daughter. Sold for
$7,200 to K. McLeod Farms, Biggar.
Lot 26, HVA RULER 129Z (Double
Polled, 1.6 BW EPD, 58 WW EPD, 106
YW EPD, 1,475 lb. 40.5 cm), sired by
Merit 8789U, out of an E‐CEE
Katmandu 200B daughter. Sold for
$7,000 to Bruce Peacock.
Lot 3, RGP ROCKETFELLER 14Z
(Polled, 61 WW EPD, 119 YW EPD,
Leptin TT), sired by Merit 8789U, out
of a Sparrows Durango 585P
daughter. Sold for $6,700 to Gord
Miller, Milk River, AB.
Lot 2, RGP CORPORAL 11OOZ
(3rd Gen. Polled, 98 lb. BW, 26.6 Milk
EPD, 1,505 lb.,
43 cm), sired by
HTA Countdown
9103W, out of
a Sparrows
Durango 585P
daughter. Sold
for $6,250 to
Sliding Hills
Charolais,
Repeat customer Cal
Canora.
Logan took three
LeeAnn & Carey Weinbender added a top
bull to their Sliding Hills operation
Bruce & George Peacock were volume buyers
taking six for $32,900
back to Alberta
PRO-CHAR BULL SALE, CONT. FROM PAGE 18
$7,000 to Wyatt Farms, Arrowood.
Lot 1, PRO‐CHAR FORTY CREEK
47Z (Polled, Red Factor, BW 95 lb.,
WW 51, YW 92), sired by Pleasant
Dawn Marshall 70P, out of a Curran
Red Rock 47L daughter. Sold for $7,000
to KV Anderson Farms, Athabasca.
Lot 34, HRJ MR CODE RED 1Z
(Polled Red Factor, BW 90 lb., WW 36,
YW 69), sired by Pro‐Char Sonny 63U,
out of a Bar EW Red Rockette 6S
daughter. Sold for $6,200 to Crow
Farms, Thorsby. Consigned by
Johnson Charolais, Barrhead.
High Selling Long Yearling
Lot 31, PRO‐CHAR PRIME 101Y
(Polled, BW 94 lb., WW.44, YW.77),
sired by Main Royal Prime 5W, out of
an HFCC Bond 19L daughter. Sold for
$7,500 to Panylk Farms, Rochester.
Lot 33, HRJ MR RED HOT 17Y
(Polled, BW 98 lb., WW 42, YW 75),
sired by LLW Red Hot PLD 29W, out
of a Bar EW Red Rockette 6S
Lazy S Charolais, Beaverlodge.
Consigned by Johnson Charolais.
Don Good & Marion Smyth visit with Kendall
and David Prokuda after buying the high
selling bull
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High Country Bull Sale
High Country Bull Sale
March 2, 2013 • Pincher Creek, AB
Gross Average
$4,311
28 Yearling Bulls
128,300
4,582
58 Lots
$257,650
$4,442
Auctioneer: Frank Jenkins
This sale offers the largest selection
of Charolais bulls in southern Alberta.
74% of the bulls were sold to repeat
customers, with bulls being sold into
BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Lot 44, JS TOMAZ 7Y (Polled, Red
Factor, BW 87 lb., WW 43, YW 69, 35
cm), sired by HTA Tuff Enuff 947W,
out of a JWX Red Pierce 54T daughter.
Sold for $6,700 to Bernald Link, Maple
Creek, SK. Consigned by Sproule
Lot 43, JS WAHALLA 4Y (Scurred,
BW 97, WW 42, YW 86, 41cm), sired
by FFBB Wahalla PLD 9005W, out of a
Bar J Silverado 14S daughter. Sold for
$6,000 to JD Ranch, Fort Steel, BC.
Consigned by Sproule Charolais,
Pincher Creek.
Lot 82, CHAR‐LEW YALE 83K
(Polled, BW 98 lb., WW 43 YW 95 38
cm), sired by JWX Thunderstruck
179T, out of an MNE Roughrider 21R
daughter. Sold for $5,750 to Lomond
Grazing, Lomond. Consigned by
Char‐Lew Ranch, Pincher Creek.
Lot 45, JS MADDOX 8Y (Scurred,
Red Factor, BW 98 lb., WW 39, YW 66,
38 cm), sired by JS Stallone 17U, out of
a JS Merits Chieftan 226K daughter.
Sold for $5,750 to Harold Eaton, Wardner,
BC. Consigned by Sproule Charolais.
High Selling Yearlings
Lot 67, JS APOLLO 9Z (Polled, Red
out of a Crystal D Sir Boom 60S
daughter. Sold for $7,750 to Leemar
Charolais, Thorsby and Hulk
Charolais, Warburg. Consigned by
Sproule Charolais.
Lot 65, JS AXIL 3Z (Polled, Red
out of a JS Stallone 17U daughter.
Allan Lively, from
Southern Alberta
Livestock Exchange,
bought 7 bulls on order
Brian Hicken bought
5 bulls
Sold for $6,100 to Flat Valley Ranch,
Hilda. Consigned by Sproule Charolais.
Lot 97, CTP MR ZAP 59Z (Polled,
BW 115 lb., WW 38, YW 76, 35 cm),
sired by LAE Blue Sky 806U, out of a
Snake Trail Chinook 2L daughter.
Sold for $6,000 to B&W Nish Farms,
Cardston. Consigned by Turnbull
Lot 95, CTP MR ZIRCON 123Z
36 cm), sired by LAE Blue Sky 806U,
out of a Wyatt’s Ralph 88R daughter.
Sold for $5,600 to Reed Conley, Pincher
Creek. Consigned by Turnbull Charolais.
FRENCH INFLUENCE ANCHORS SALE
Rollin’ Acres/Patton/Whiskey
Hollow Bull Sale
Rollin’ Acres/Patton/Whiskey Hollow
and Guests Bull Sale
March 16, 2013 • Hanover, ON
Gross Average
29 ½ Yearling Bulls
$126,000
$4,271
Auctioneer: Carl Wright
This 3rd Annual sale again featured
the French influence with bulls selling
into five provinces.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 8, ROLLIN’ ACRES ZACH 38Z
(Full French, 97 lb. BW, 800 lb. WW,
1,400 lb., 39 cm), sired by PCFL
Whisky‐Jack 21T, out of a Montagnard
daughter. Sold for $15,000 to Serhienko
Cattle Co., Maymont, SK. Consigned
by Rollin’ Acres Charolais, Shelburne.
Lot 10, ROLLIN’ ACRES FIRE 10Z
(Polled, 95 lb. BW, 880 lb. WW, 1,595
lb., 41 cm), sired by TR Mr Fire Water
5792 R ET, out of a PCFL Prince 42K
daughter. Sold for $8,900 to Destiny
Cattle Co., Moosehorn, MB.
Consigned by Rollin’ Acres Charolais.
Lot 1, ROLLIN’ ACRES TOP SHELF
4Z (Full French, 94 lb. BW, 890 lb.
WW, 1,605 lb., 40 cm), sired by PCFL
Ultimate 14R, out of a PCFL
Maximilian 106G. Sold ½ interest for
$8,600 to Blackford Livestock,
Streetsville. Consigned by Rollin’
Acres Charolais.
Lot 5, ROLLIN’ ACRES 20Z (Full
French, 95 lb. BW, 800 lb. WW, 1,490
lb., 38 cm), sired by PCFL Whisky‐
Jack 21T, out of a Sumo daughter.
Sold for $7,000 to Stephen Charolais
Farm, Moosomin, SK.
Lot 6, ROLLIN’ ACRES 28Z (Full
French, 97 lb. BW, 1,455 lb., 38 cm), sired
by PCFL Whisky‐Jack 21T, out of a
PCFL Omega 33J daughter. Sold for
$5,000 to Brad Standish, Standish Rd, QC.
Lot 2, ROLLIN’ ACRES LOADED
19Z (Polled, ½ French, 92 lb. BW, 810 lb.
BW, 1,470 lb., 37 cm), sired by PCFL
Ultimate 14R, out of an SVY Freedom
Pld 307N daughter. Sold for $4,700 to
Jeff McAffee, Lower Knoxford, NB.
Dennis Serhienko
bought the high
selling bull
Kelly Stephen
selected a top seller
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STRONG LOCAL MARKET
Charolais Power Bull Sale
2013 Charolais Power Bull Sale
March 14, 2013 • Veteran, AB
Gross Average
$4,121
25 Yearling Bulls
113,200
4,528
67 Lots
$286,300
S4,273
Auctioneer: Danny Skeels
The majority of the offering at this
year’s Charolais Power bull sale was
sold to many time repeat customers
buying in volume. Next year will
bring a few changes to this annual
event with Footprint buying the
Fawcett herd and a number of the
Letniaks’ cows, Footprint will have all
the bulls on offer.
Lot 13, LEGL CRAVEN 39Y
(Horned, Red Factor, BW 114 lb., WW
41.7, YW 86, 40.5 cm), sired by MSW
Craven Red 29M, out of an SFL Kick
Off 25K daughter. Sold for $6,100 to
Penaschuk Farms, Veteran. Consigned
by Letniaks Charolais, Consort.
Lot 5, LEGL CRAVEN 17Y (Scurred,
BW 115 lb., WW 43, YW 88, 41 cm),
sired by MSW Craven Red 29M, out
of an MVX Cougarhill Hank 720G
Goodbrand Livestock, Provost.
Consigned by Letniaks Charolais.
High Selling Yearlings
Lot 52, FOOTPRINT SIR 7Z (Polled,
BW 95 lb., WW 35, YW 68, 39 cm),
sired by CSS Sir Gridmaker 2W, out of
an RPJ Eveready 403D. Sold for $9,200
to Charwald Charolais, Altario.
Consigned by Footprint Farms,
Esther.
Lot 48, FOOTPRINT SIR 2Z (Polled
BW 100 lb., WW 35, YW 67, 39 cm),
a Bar K the Source 8L daughter. Sold
for $6,200 to Fawcett Cattle Co.,
Consort. Consigned by Footprint Farms.
Lot 51, FOOTPRINT SIR 6Z (Polled
BW 98 lb., WW 25, YW 54, 40 cm),
a Midway Red Reflection 66J
daughter. Sold for $6,100 to Marv
Burg, Consort. Consigned by
Footprint Farms.
Lot 65, FOOTPRINT SIR 233Z
41 cm), sired by SVY Deliverance
401P, out of an RGP Glenview Perfect
18G daughter. Sold
for $5,800 to
Stan Pawlow,
Vermillion.
Consigned by
Footprint Farms.
Lot 63,
FOOTPRINTS SIR
229Z (Horned,
BW 110 lb.,
Ian Goodbrand
WW 44, YW 86,
bought 2 bulls
39 cm), sired by Fawcetts Swagger
57W, out of a Cave Genk Des Flash
82K daughter. Sold for $5,800 to
Kyle Bitts, Veteran. Consigned by
Footprint Farms.
Lot 56 FOOTPRINT SIR 214Z
37.5 cm), sired by Fawcetts Swagger
57W, out of an Impair daughter. Sold
for $5,800 to Robb Farms. Consigned
by Footprint Farms.
Bill Davies took 2
bulls back to
Medicine Hat
Norm Dewald,
Charwald Charolais,
bought the high
selling bull
Trevor and Brad Fawcett bought a high
selling yearling
STEADY LOCAL SUPPORT
Sandan Charolais Bull Sale
Sandan Charolais Farm Bull Sale
March 16, 2013 • Erskine, AB
Gross Average
$3,955
11 Long Yearlings Bulls 32,400
2,945
24 Yearling Bulls
86,900
3,620
44 Lots
$154,900
$3,520
The offering of aged bulls in this
sale was second to none. The
yearlings were right full of
performance, which helped keep the
average strong. Most of the bulls were
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sold within a 100 mile radius.
Lot 40, SDC COROCITO 97Y
43 cm), sired by Sparrows Caracas
230S, out of a Sparrows Eldorado
361L daughter. Sold for $6,000 to
Steve Saruga, Alliance.
Lot 38, SDC EL COCO 95Y (Polled,
87, 44 cm), sired by Sparrows Caracas
230S, out of an MIB Magic 43M
daughter. Sold for $5,000 to KLM
Cattle Co., Big Valley.
Lot 42, SDC FREEWHEELER 104Y
(Polled, BW 97 lb., WW 42, YW 71, 40
cm), sired by SVY Freedom PLD
Steve Saruga bought
the high selling two
year old
Matt Elines bought
two bulls, including
the high seller
AVERAGE DOWN GROSS UP
Buffalo Lake Charolais Bull Sale
Buffalo Lake Charolais & Shorthorns
Annual Bull Sale
Guest Consigner Wilkie Charolais
March 13, 2013 • Stettler, AB
Gross Average
44 Yearling Bulls
$211,300
$4,802
14 Two Year Old Bulls 72,000
5,142
58 Lots
$283,300
$4,884
Once again, the Bignell and Wilkie
families put together a very consistent
offering of yearling and French
influenced two year old bulls for this
year’s sale. A high number of bulls
sold to repeat customers.
Lot 65, CWW YARDSTICK 124Y
sired by CEWW Jakesbutte Mr 21U,
out of a PCS Sir Conon 62C daughter.
Sold for $7,700 to Dave Shand, Delia.
Consigned by Wilkie Charolais,
Big Valley.
Lot 60, DWK YANNIK 21Y
sired by CEWW Jakesbutte Mr. 21U,
out of an RDH Sir Abracadara 512R
daughter. Sold for $7,200 to Dave Shand,
Delia. Consigned by Wilkie Charolais.
Lot 8, BLC ICEMAN 24Z (Polled,
BW 98 lb., WW 62, YW 99, 37 cm),
sired by RPJ Manchee 9X, out of a
Baldridge Fasttrack 82F daughter.
Sold for $7,800 to Foat Valley Stock
Farms, Carstairs. Consigned by
Buffalo Lake Charolais, Stettler.
Lot 1, BLC JACOB 1Z (Polled, BW
100 lb., WW 44, YW 92, 40 cm), sired
by RGP Senator 616S, out of an SVY
Freedom PLD 307N daughter. Sold for
$7,600 to Merv Teows, Stettler.
Consigned by Buffalo Lake Charolais.
Lot 20, BLC BIG BAM 42Z (Polled,
BW 100 lb., WW 47, YW 107, 37.5 cm),
sired by RGP Senator 616S, out of an
EC No Doubt 2022P daughter. Sold
for $7,600 to Merv Teows, Stettler.
Lot 22, BLC GREY GOOSE 48Z
(Polled, BW 90 lb., WW 48, YW 92 37
cm), sired by RGP Senator 616S, out of
a PJD Bobby 176K daughter. Sold for
$7,300 to Steve Saruga, Alliance.
Lot 18, BLC 40Z (Horned, BW 104
lb., WW 52, YW 110, 38.5m), sired by
RGP Senator 616S, out of a Sparrows
Caracas 230S daughter. Sold for $6,900
to Ron Munsie, Halkirk. Consigned by
Buffalo Lake Charolais.
Lot 19, BLC FISHER 41Z (Horned,
BW 98 lb., WW 45, YW 96, 37.5 cm).
Sired by RGP Senator 616S, out of a
Dave Shand selected
two high selling two
year olds
Merv Teows took two
high sellers home
Mike and Gene Foat bought the high selling
bull for their Foat Valley Stock Farm
CS PLD Junction
4J daughter.
Sold for $6,300
to Steve Saruga,
Alliance.
Consigned by
Buffalo Lake
Charolais.
Steve Saruga took 2
bull home to Alliance
SANDAN SALE, CONT. FROM PAGE 26
307N, out of a Wrangler Doubleshot
11S daughter. Sold for $4,800 to
Goudy Farms, Coronation.
Lot 17, SDC ODYSSEUS 48Z
37 cm), sired by Wrangler Frenchie
2X, out of a TR Red Smoke daughter.
Sold for $7,000 to Matt Elines, Big
Valley.
Lot 19, SDC TITANIUM 56Z
(Horned, BW 109 lb., WW 46, YW 83,
38.5 cm), sired by Wrangler Frenchie
2X, out of a Wrangler Doubleshot 11S
daughter. Sold for $6,500 to Dale
Tucker, Endiang.
Lot 25, SDC ZAGREB 79Z (Polled,
85, 37 cm), sired by MXS Irish Cream
973W, out of an HFCC PLD Evolution
5L daughter. Sold for $6,000 to Dale
Green, Bymore.
Lot 28, SDC ZEPELLIN 86Z
(Scurred, BW 115 lb., WW 48, YW 91,
38 cm), sired by Wrangler Frenchie
2X, out of an MXS Vermillion 527R
daughter. Sold for $6,000 to Dale
Green, Bymore.
Lot 2, SDC TECHNICAL KNOCK
OUT 3Z (Polled, Red Factor, BW 92
lb., WW 37, YW 73, 38 cm), sired by
MXS Irish Cream 973W, out of a
Sparrows Sanchez 715T daughter.
Sold for $5,800 to Matt Elines.
Dale Green selected
two high selling
yearlings
Dale Tucker, a repeat
buyer, took another
bull home
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STRONG BREEDER INTEREST AGAIN
Pleasant Dawn Bull Sale
11th Annual Pleasant Dawn Bull Sale
March 16, 2013 • Virden, MB
Gross Average
2/3 Mature Bull
$ 10,000 $ 15,000
175,350
4,208
42 1/3 Lots
$185,350
$4,378
Auctioneer: Ward Cutler
An unusually cold March day did
hold some people away who were
calving, but solid interest from across
the country saw bulls go into five
provinces and the U.S.A. With a good
set of polled, white and red factor bulls,
they had something for everyone. With
some homegrown outcross pedigrees,
it was added value in the offering.
Lot 1, PLEASANT DAWN RAZOR
14W (Double Polled, .3 BW EPD, 50
WW EPD, 109 YW EPD, 2,820 lb., 45.5
cm), sired by LT Western Edge 4057
Pld, out of a Pleasantdawn Sureshot
49D daughter. Sold for $10,000 for 2/3
interest to Temple Farms, Carrot
River, SK.
Lot 2, PLEASANT DAWN
SPLENDOR 53Z (Tested Homozygous
Polled, 1.3 BW EPD, 22.2 Milk EPD,
923 lb. 205 DW, 1,735 lb., 39 cm), sired
by Pleasant Dawn Max 70S. Sold for
$13,000 for 2/3 interest to Dale
Jorgensen Charolais, Del Bonita, AB.
KRYPTON 789Z (Tested Homozygous
Polled, 93 lb. BW, 808 lb. 205 DW, ‐.4
BW EPD, 29.4 Milk EPD, 1,485 lb., 40
cm), sired by Pleasant Dawn Spawn
765W, out of a Pleasant Dawn Excel
403H daughter. Sold for $9,100 for 2/3
interest to B Bar D Charolais, Mount
Forest, ON.
Lot 7, PLEASANT DAWN RED
ZONE 852Z (4th Gen. Polled, Double
Red, ‐.8 BW EPD, Leptin TT, 1,460 lb.,
41 cm), sired by Pleasant Dawn Max
70S, out of a Pleasant Dawn Rio 26P
daughter. Sold for $7,500 for 2/3
interest to Brevig Charolais,
Lewistown, Montana.
Lot 5, PLEASANT DAWN PACIFIC
132Z (Tested Homozygous Polled, .5
BW EPD, 90 YW EPD, 1,625 lb., 38.5
cm), sired by Pleasant Dawn Max 70S,
out of a CAD Triple Play 44P
interest to Blackbern Farms, Foresters
Falls, ON.
CAPTURE 14Z (3rd Gen. Polled, 15
year old dam, 1.1 BW EPD, 98 YW
EPD, 26.8 Milk
EPD, 1,585 lb., 40
cm), sired by
Pleasant Dawn
Sidney 20W, out
of a Pleasantdawn
Sureshot 49D
daughter. Sold
for $7,000 for
Repeat customer
2/3 interest to
Turnbull Charolais, Curtis Turnbull added
another Pleasant
Pincher Creek, AB. Dawn bull to his
program
Brian Temple bought
Razor
Keith Black selected
a high seller
Bev Rae took the
Krypton bull to
Ontario
Dale Jorgensen
purchased the high
seller
BAD ROADS HAMPER CROWD
Family Tradition Bull Sale
10th Annual Family Tradition Bull Sale
March 15, 2013 • Dropmore, MB
Gross Average
$3,840
20 Yearling Bulls
82,650
4,133
25 Lots
$101,850
$4,074
Auctioneer: Ward Cutler
Sale Manager: Transcon Livestock Corp.
This spring saw many sale crowd
sizes hampered by weather and this
was the case with some bad roads
leading to Dropmore. The front end of
this good quality offering sold well
across the three prairie provinces with
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six bulls selling into breeder herds.
The seven Simmental bulls averaged
$4,543. Many repeat local customers
were also on the buyers’ list.
Lot 32, HBSF DUKE 125Y (Polled,
90 lb. BW, ‐.7 BW EPD, 24.1 Milk EPD,
43 cm), sired by SCX Duke 138P, out
of an MVX Cougarhill Hank 720G
daughter. Sold for $4,600 to Chernoff
Farms, Kamsack. SK.
Lot 8, HBSF RED RIVER 61Z
(Double Polled, Red Factor 100 lb.
BW, 832 lb. 205 DW, 102 YW EPD,
1,500 lb., 40 cm), sired by HBSF
Express 77X, out of a Winn Mans
Original 548R daughter. Sold for
$10,000 to Forsyth Bros. Charolais,
Carman & Donna Jackson award jackets to
some customers who have purchased at least
10 bulls in the past 10 sales
PLEASANT DAWN CHAROLAIS
Appreciates all our customers
Thank you to all the cattlemen
who bid on and purchased
bulls this spring, including these
purebred breeders…
Pleasant Dawn Splendor 53Z
Pleasant Dawn Max son purchased by
Dale Jorgensen Charolais, Del Bonita, AB
Blackbern Farms, Foresters Falls, ON
Wil-Mar Charolais, Pilot Mound
Turnbull Charolais, Pincher Creek, AB
Campbell Charolais, Griffin, SK
Tee M Jay Farms, Ashern
Pleasant Dawn Krypton 789Z
Pleasant Dawn Spawn son purchased by
B Bar D Charolais, Mount Forest, ON
PLEASANT DAWN CHAROLAIS
Tully & Arlene Hatch
T 204-855-2402 C 204-748-7595
[email protected]
Trent & Ashley Hatch
T 204-855-3078 C 204-721-3078
Box 40, Oak Lake, MB R0M 1P0
www.pleasantdawn.com
Pleasant Dawn Razor 14W
LT Western Edge son purchased by
Temple Charolais, Carrot River, SK
Pleasant Dawn Red Zone 852Z
Pleasant Dawn Max son purchased by
Brevig Charolais, Lewistown, MT
FAMILY TRADITION SALE, CONT. FROM PAGE 28
Eriksdale and Elder Charolais,
Coronach, SK.
Lot 1, HBSF ZORRO 1Z (Double
Polled, ET, 102 lb. BW, 805 lb. 205
DW, 1,500 lb., 39 cm), sired by TR Mr
Fire Water 5792R ET, out of Highbluff
Schatzi 8S. Sold for $9,000 for ¾
interest to Forsyth Bros. Charolais and
Myhre Land & Cattle Co., Dauphin.
Lot 7, HBSF CRUZ 152Z (Double
Polled/s, 100 lb. BW, 934 lb. 205 DW,
1,440 lb., 38 cm), sired by HBSF
Universe 107U, out of an HTA
Blockbuster Pld 620F daughter. Sold
for $8,000 to Pittman Charolais, Milk
River, AB.
Lot 5, HBSF TOP CUT 125Z (ET, ½
French, 107 lb. BW, 51 WW EPD,
91 YW EPD, 1,500 lb., 36 cm), sired
by Silverstream Performer P38, out of
Highbluff Picturesque 78P. Sold for
$5,000 to Anton and Ingrid Kreutner,
Roblin.
Lot 2, HBSF RULER 8Z (Double
Polled, 90 lb. BW, 843 lb. 205 DW,
22.5 Milk EPD, 1,360 lb., 37 cm),
sired by TR Mr Fire Water 5792R ET,
out of an HVA Ruler 155R daughter.
Cindy & Darren Odowichuk added a Fire
Water son to their new Prairie View herd
Campbell Forsyth teamed up with Elder Charolais and Myhre Land &
Livestock on the two high selling bulls
Sold for $4,750 to Prairie View
Charolais, Shortdale.
Repeat customers Anton & Ingrid Kreutner
purchased a top bull
Hans Myhre teamed
up on Zorro
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MANY BREEDERS SELECT HERDBULLS
A Sparrow Farms Bull Sale
A. Sparrow Farms Ltd. Annual Bull Sale
March 8, 2013 • Vanscoy, SK
Gross Average
$4,267
53 Yearling Bulls
330,650
6,239
56 Lots
$343,450
$6,133
Auctioneer: Mike Fleury
Breeders from across Canada as
well as many repeat customers and
new customers buying in volume
made this one of the top sales again.
The shop was full of enthusiastic
cattlemen, there to select from this
reputation offering. The first Big
Bang and Skaggs sons found
strong acceptance.
Lot 42, SPARROWS LEIGHTON
270Z (Double Polled, 94 lb. BW, 885
lb. 205 DW, 1,495 lb., 36.5 cm) , sired
by LHJR Big Bang, out of a Sparrows
Eldorado 361L daughter. Sold for
$25,000 to N3 Stock Farm, Admiral.
Lot 21, SPARROW DUBLIN 236Z
(Polled, 106 lb. BW, 23.6 Milk EPD,
1,495 lb., 38 cm), sired by ABC Latoro
263G, out of a Sparrow Cossack 11L
daughter. Sold for $13,000 to Sugar
Loaf Charolais, Minburn, AB.
Lot 4, SPARROWS COPENHAGEN
210Z (90 lb. BW, 95 YW EPD, 27.7
Milk EPD, 1,470 lb., 40.5 cm), sired by
Winn Mans Lanza 610S, out of a
Sparrows Alcatraz 18N daughter.
Sold for $12,500 to Steppler Farms,
Miami, MB.
Lot 43, SPARROWS DEREX 274Z
(Polled, 94 lb. BW, ‐.2 BW EPD, 106
YW EPD, 22.6 Milk EPD, 1,420 lb., 40
cm), sired by Winn Mans Skaggs
663X, out of a Winn Mans Lanza 610S
daughter. Sold for $11,250 to Miller
Land & Livestock, Jarvis, ON.
Lot 30, SPARROW CONGO 247Z
(Double Polled, 1.5 BW EPD, 828 lb.
205 DW, 1,425 lbs., 38.5 cm), sired by
LHJR Big Bang, out of a Sparrows
Cerveza 106S daughter. Sold for
$11,000 to Pittman Charolais, Milk
River, AB.
Lot 33, SPARROWS BARLOW 254Z
(Double Polled, .6 BW EPD, 21.6 Milk
EPD, 1,435 lbs., 37.5 cm), sired by
LHJR Big Bang, out of a Winn Mans
Lanza 610S daughter. Sold for $10,500
to Cornerview Charolais, Cobden, ON.
Lot 3, SPARROW ATLANTIC 209Z
(Polled, 91 lb. BW, 51 WW EPD, 1,485
lbs., 38 cm), sired by Sparrows
Eldorado 361L, out of a Winn Mans
to Paradise Ranch, Medicine Hat, AB.
Lot 32, SPARROWS THAILAND
253Z (Double Polled, 98 lb. BW, 855
lb. 205 DW, 23.5 Milk EPD, 1,430 lbs.,
41 cm), sired by Sparrows
Birmingham 758T, out of a Sparrows
Cerveza 106S daughter. Sold for
$8,000 to Steppler Farms.
Lot 36, SPARROWS EMPIRE 256Z
(Double Polled, 52 WW EPD, 93 YW
EPD, 1,355 lbs., 37 cm), sired by
Winn Mans Skaggs 663X, out of a
Sparrows Alcatraz 18N daughter.
Sold for $7,500 to Circle 7 Charolais,
Shaunavon.
Dan & Andre Steppler took two back to their
Manitoba herd
Glen & Colene Pittman purchased a new
herdsire
Lyle & Norman Wilson bought the high
selling bull in the sale
Scott & Eric Anderson selected the second
high seller
OOPS!
B.O.S.S. Points Correction
It turns out ETR Sweetheart 7W and Beach Valley Sweetheart 7W are the same
animal. When you combine the points, she scored a total of 112 points to place
second in the Show Female of the Year category for 2012.
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Kelly Oberle added
Empire to his Circle 7
bull battery
Ian Good bought one
for his Paradise
Ranch
BULLS TO THREE PROVINCES
McTavish Bull Sale
McTavish Charolais & Red Angus 2nd
Annual Bull Sale
March 12, 2013 • Moosomin, SK
Gross Average
1 Mature Bull
$ 3,000
$3,000
29 Yearling Bulls
112,150
3,867
30 Lots
$115,150
$3,838
The McTavish family of Moosomin
with guest consignor Charla Moore
Farms of Redvers put forth a strong
offering in their second sale. More
bulls sold with the average off slightly
from last year. Purebred and
commercial producers from the three
prairie provinces selected bulls. Seven
Red Angus bulls sold for an average
of $4,186 with two topping at $7,000.
Lot 3, MCTAVISH BRIGADE 73Z
(102 lb. BW, 862 lb 205 DW, 17.31
REA, 23.3 Milk EPD, 1,640 lb., 41 cm),
sired by Merit 9874W, out of a KBK
Dillinger 13L daughter. Sold for
$9,000 to Wendt & Murray Farms,
Lloydminster, AB.
Lot 2, MCTAVISH
PANDEMONIUM 61Z (3rd Gen.
Polled, 104 lb. BW, 928 lb. 205 DW, 5.1
Marbling, 25.6 Milk EPD, 1,545 lb.,
39.5 cm), sired by Merit 9874W, out of
a KBK Dillinger 13L daughter. Sold
for $8,000 to Gordon Jones, Senlac.
Lot 1, MCTAVISH BRADOCK 41Z
(3rd Gen. Polled, 107 lb. BW, 861 lb.
205 DW, 66.29
LMY, 1,580 lb., 45
cm), sired by Merit
9874S, out of a
McTavish Silverado
74H daughter.
Sold for $7,400
to Van Eaton
Farms, Maryfield.
Lot 32,
Kelly Brimner selected
MCTAVISH TUFF a top bull for his
operation
113Z (3rd Gen.
Polled, .4 BW EPD,
50 WW EPD, 1,490 lb., 42 cm), sired
by Merit Roundup 9508W, out of a
Pleasant Dawn Magnum 56T
daughter. Sold for $7,000 to Brimner
Cattle Co., Manor.
Lot 35, CHARLA MOORE ONTIME
61Z (3rd Gen. Polled, Red Factor, 93
lb. BW, 24.6 Milk EPD, 1,420 lb., 38
cm), sired by Harvie Ontime ET 304U,
out of a Charla Moore Smooth 17S
daughter. Sold for $5,100 to Kinvara
Charolais, Killarney, MB.
Kirk Sinclair, owner
of Prairie Livestock
was the volume buyer
selecting eight bulls
Repeat customer
John Van Eaton
purchased another
high seller
ASSOCIATION NEWS
Highlights from the
Ontario Charolais Association AGM
Above: Keith Black presented the Ontario
Charolais Recognition Award to winner
Doris Aitken.
Left: The 2013-2014 OCA Board of Directors:
L-R: (Seated) Brad Buchanan (President), Doris
Aitken (Secretary/Treasurer), Jim Baker (First
Vice). Standing are directors Brian Coughlin,
Ryan Nesbitt, Kelly Langstaff, Brent Saunders,
Keith Black, Kirby Haggesteegt and Gord
Tomlinson (Past President).
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MORE BULLS-HIGHER AVERAGE
Horseshoe E Bull Sale
Horseshoe E Charolais Bull Sale
March 9, 2013 • Moose Jaw, SK
Gross Average
$4,690
42 ½ Yearling Bulls
256,150
6,027
52 ½ Lots
$303,050
$5,772
A full house of active bidding,
enthusiastic buyers were at this
annual bull sale. Purebred and
commercial producers from the four
western provinces selected from this
offering lead by the service of
Landmark and Roundup.
Lot 50, LAE YES SIR 197Y (Polled,
1.7 BW EPD, 2,035 lb., 39 cm), sired by
Sparrows Eldorado 361L, out of an
HTA Platinum 676S daughter. Sold for
$7,000 to B C S Farm Ltd., Davidson.
Lot 18, LAE LAND OF PLENTY
243Z (Polled, 106 lb. BW., 844 lb. 205
DW, 1,660 lb., 40 cm), sired by
Sparrows Landmark 963W, out of a
Sparrows Cossack 11L daughter. Sold
for $25,000 for 2/3 interest to Elder
Charolais, Coronach.
Lot 28, LAE ZESTY 268Z (Double
Polled, ‐.1 BW EPD, 103 YW EPD, 827
lb. 205 DW, 1,560 lb., 39 cm) , sired by
Merit Roundup 9508W, out of a Sparrows
Eldorado 361L daughter. Sold for
$16,000 to Legacy Farms, Botha, AB.
Lot 21, LAE SMOOTH DEAL 253Z
(3rd Gen. Polled, 94 lb. BW, 23.4 Milk
EPD, 1,525 lb., 42 cm), sired by Merit
Roundup 9508W, out of a Sparrows
Sanchez 715T daughter. Sold for
$14,000 for ¾ interest to Misty Hills
Charolais, Vermilion, AB and
Lakeview Charolais, Marwayne, AB.
Lot 15, LAE LAND BARON 232Z
(Polled, 108 lb. BW, 62 WW EPD, 109
YW EPD, 1,575 lb., 36 cm), sired by
361L daughter. Sold for $7,000 to Bar‐B
Charolais, Cecil Lake, BC.
Lot 22, LAE ZEPPLIN 245Z (4th Gen.
Polled, 90 lb. BW, ‐.5 BW EPD, 1,420
lb., 36 cm), sired by Merit Roundup
9508W, out of a Sparrows Sanchez
715T daughter. Sold for $7,000 to XXX
Farms, Kitscoty, AB.
Sparrows Landmark 963W, out of an LT
Western Spur 2061 Pld daughter. Sold
for $8,000 to Creek’s Edge Charolais,
Yellow Creek.
Lot 17, LAE
MAGIC DRAGON
233Z (Polled, 108
lb. BW, 106 YW
EPD, 1,540 lb., 41
cm), sired by
Sparrows Landmark
963W, out of a
Sparrows Eldorado Stephen Wielgosz
Dean Davidson
purchased a heifer
bull for his XXX herd
Brian Chrisp bought
for his Misty Hills
operation and others
Ron & Michael Elder purchased Land of Plenty
selected Land Baron
REPEAT CUSTOMERS GIVE SOLID SALE
Northern Alliance Bull Sale
15th Annual Northern Alliance Bull Sale
March 15, 2013 • Spiritwood, SK
Gross Average
32 Yearling Bulls
$133,250
$4,167
Auctioneer: Jerry Kanewischer
Martens Cattle Co., Glenbush,
provided all the Charolais bulls to this
two breed sale this year. Strong local
and repeat customer support gave
them a solid sale with all the high
sellers going to repeat customers.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 1, MXS PONTOON 205Z
(Double Polled, 947 lb. 205 DW, .2 BW
EPD, 21.8 Milk EPD, 1,625 lb., 41 cm),
sired by Merit Roundup 9508W, out
of an LT Western Spur 2061 Pld
daughter. Sold for $8,750 to Bricney
Stock Farm, Maidstone.
Lot 7, MXS BIG TICKET 228Z
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(Double Polled, 862 lb. 205 DW, .1 BW
EPD, 25.7 Milk EPD, 1,590 lb., 40 cm),
sired by Merit Roundup 9508W, out of
a Sparrows Alcatraz 18N daughter.
Sold for $8,500 to Misty Hills
Charolais, Vermilion, AB and
Lakeview Ranch, Marwayne, AB.
Lot 18, MXS RAVE ON 244Z
(Polled, 95 lb. BW, 858 lb. 205 DW,
1,580 lb., 44 cm), sired by Erixon’s
Spitfire 127T, out of a Sparrows
Alcatraz 18N daughter. Sold for
$7,800 to Dale Corbeil, Loon Lake.
Lot 31, MXS RADIANT 272Z
DW, 1,585 lb., 40 cm), sired by CJC
Big Sky X623, out of an SOS Polled
$6,500 to Clarence Leer, Meadow Lake.
Lot 29, MXS GENIUS 269Z (Double
Polled/s, 97 lb. BW, 812 lb. 205 DW,
1,455 lb., 43 cm),
sired by Erixon’s
Spitfire 127T,
out of an MXS
Algonquin 506R
daughter. Sold
for $5,100 to
Headon Holdings,
Shell Lake.
Brian Chrisp teamed
up on a high seller
Wendel Weston
bought another
Martens bull
Dale Corbeil
purchased a top bull
HUGE SNOWSTORM HAMPERS CROWD
Wilgenbusch North of the 53rd
Wilgenbusch Charolais North of the
53rd Bull Sale
March 23, 2013 • Paynton, SK
Gross Average
35 Yearling Bulls
$160,000
$4,571
When you start a sale with 24
people in the stands you are nervous.
Two days before the roads were
closed and the side road to the CSS
sale barn was blocked for a ¼ mile
about 8 feet deep. Many area
customers were not dug out for days
and thus the smaller crowd. The
people that did make it bought and
the telephone did the rest. Breeders
bought the front end of this powerful
set of meat bulls and some repeat
customers bought in volume, which
helped a lot.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 1, JWX DOMINO 23Z (Double
The road to the CSS sale barn
Polled, 99 lb. BW, 17.97 REA, 68.49
LMY, Leptin TT, 1,545 lb., 41 cm),
sired by CSS Sir Navigator 37T, out of
an HTA Pld Rain 258M daughter. Sold
for $16,500 for ¾ interest to Kay‐R
Charolais, Waskateneau, AB.
Lot 2, JWX WIDE AWAKE 53Z
(Polled, 104 lb. BW, 19.13 REA, 69.97
LMY, 1,549 lb., 37 cm), sired by CSS
Sir Navigator 37T, out of a CSS First
Wind 1L daughter. Sold for $9,100 for
¾ interest to Vee R Bar Charolais, Ceylon.
Lot 15, JWX HORIBLE BOSS 895Z
(Polled, 96 lb. BW, 1.32 Weight Adj.
REA, 69.41 LMY, 1,447 lb.), sired by
HTA Thor 92X, out of a PCC
Navigator 403Pdaughter. Sold for
$9,000 for ¾ interest to XXX Farms,
Kitscoty, AB.
Lot 16, JWX DARK KNIGHT 16Z
(100 lb. BW, 4.72 ADG, 1,405 lb., 40
cm), sired by HTA Thor 92X, out of a
PCC Navigator 403P daughter. Sold
for $5,000 to Bugg Farm Ltd., Paynton.
Lot 28, JWX ZINGER 807Z (Polled,
99 lb. BW, 20.2 Milk EPD, 1,334 lb. 365
DW, 40 cm), sired by HTA Thor 92X,
out of a PCC Navigator 403P
daughter. Sold for $5,000 to Rolston
Farms, Asquith.
Lot 18, JWX CASINO 96Z (Double
Polled, 94 lb. BW, 1,346 lb., 42 cm),
sired by HTA Thor 92X, out of a PCC
Navigator 403P daughter. Sold for
$4,800 to Highway 21 Feeders, Acme, AB.
Lot 29, JWX
LIMITLESS 60Z
(111 lb. BW, 896 lb.
205 DW, 1,515 lb.,
38 cm), sired by
PCC Navigator
403P, out of a
CSS Sir Clear Cut
14N daughter.
Sold for $4,800
Cam Stewart
purchased seven bulls
for ¾ interest to
for Douglas Lake and
Brian Grieve,
represented others
Fillmore.
as well
Dean Davidson, with John Wilgenbusch,
bought two including the third high seller
Ed Miller, Highway 21
Feeders took three
Kasey Philips added
the high seller to
their top herd
AVERAGE STEADY WITH LAST YEAR
Louber Farm Bull Sale
Louber Farm Bull Sale
March 2, 2013 • Ste-Marie, QC
Gross Average
31 Yearling Bulls
$108,800
$3,510
Auctioneer: Luc Breton
High Selling Bulls
MR LOUBER SYNERGY 295Z (3rd
Gen. Polled), sired by Grant’s Synergy
41X, out of a Sparrows Eldorado 361L
daughter. Sold for $5,500 to Louis
Gagne, St‐Sylvestre.
MR LOUBER MAXIMUS 235Y
(Double Polled, ET, 101 YW EPD),
sired by Sparrows Panama 826U, out
of Miss Loub Blanco 7P. Sold for
$5,100 to Raymond Breton, Inverness.
MR LOUBER BLANCO 167Y (Double
Polled, 50 WW EPD), sired by LT Rio
Blanco 1234 P, out of a Pleasantdawn
Top Dog 71S daughter. Sold for $4,950
to Ferme Athanas, St‐Aubert.
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GOOD BUYING ON QUALITY OFFERING
Diamond W Bull Sale
Diamond W 11th Annual Bull Sale
March 21, 2013 • Minitonas, MB
Gross Average
$3,375
24 Yearling Bulls
71,250
2,969
30 Lots
$91,500
$3,050
Auctioneer: Randy Hart
There have been a lot of cows move
out of the Swan River Valley so more
bulls have been selling out of this
limited market place. There are many
repeat customers in this decade long
sale. The Walkers have been supplying
a good quality offering that results in
good buying for the dollars. The 11
Red Angus yearlings averaged $2,977.
Lot 37, DIAMOND W HARMON
142Y (3rd Gen. Polled, 95 lb. BW, 856
lb. 205 DW, 25.8 Milk EPD, 2,005 lb.,
44.5 cm), sired by Sparrows Bolivar
121S, out of a Diamond W Redcat 48N
daughter. Sold for $4,300 to Willie
Keller, Benito.
Lot 42, DIAMOND W BOLIVAR
138Y (Polled, 1,880 lb., 38 cm), sired
by Sparrows Bolivar 121S, out of a
Sparrows Cossack 11L daughter.
Sold for $4,250 to Jarret Mosiondz,
Birch River.
Lot 30, DIAMOND W DYNAMIC
29Z (Double Polled, 90 lb. BW, ‐.9 BW
EPD, 815 lb. WW, 1,560 lb., 34 cm),
sired by Eatons Royal Dynasty 6164,
out of a Sparrows Bolivar 121S
daughter. Sold for $4,250 to Soura‐Horan
Farms, Bowsman.
Lot 32, DIAMOND W CLIFFTON
84Z (Double Polled, 98 lb. BW, ‐.4 BW
Martin Horan bought
the high selling
yearling
Doug Hunter
purchased a heifer
bull
EPD, 815 lb. WW, 1,600 lb., 43 cm),
sired by LT Western Edge 4057 Pld,
out of an LHD Cigar E46 daughter. Sold
for $4,250 to Lyle Marchuk, Bowsman.
Lot 35, DIAMOND W KODIAK 1Z
(Polled, 80 lb. BW, 0 BW EPD, 29.3
M6 Grid Maker 104 P ET, out of a
Sparrows Sanchez 715T daughter. Sold
for $4,200 to Hunter Charolais, Roblin.
ALL TWO YEAR OLD SALE
Winn Man Bull Sale
Winn Man Charolais 12th Annual
Bull Sale
March 22, 2013 • Winnipegosis, MB
Gross Average
$5,135
Auctioneer: Kim Crandall
A big crowd came to select from the
first complete offering of two year old
bulls at Winn Man. They have moved
their calving back and will just be
selling two year olds now. This was
the last transition year having sold
some yearlings last year to keep the
sale numbers up, they didn’t have as
many numbers as they will in the
future. This is good as there were
Darrell & Eric Munro, repeat customers who
took the third high seller
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definitely more buyers than bulls with
a very active crowd vying for the bulls.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 2, WINN MANS BIG 639Y
EPD, 91 YW EPD, 1,900 lb., 40 cm),
sired by MD On Top U1006, out of a
Sparrows Durango 585P daughter.
Sold for $13,500 to Semex Canada.
Lot 6, WINN MANS SUPREME
805Y (96 lb. BW, .2 BW EPD, 99 YW
EPD, 1,835 lb., 42 cm), sired by Merit
7329T, out of a Winn Mans Lanza
610S daughter. Sold for $8,100 to A.
Sparrow Farms, Vanscoy, SK.
Lot 10, WINN MANS PATRIOT 839Y
(93 lb. BW, ‐1.2 BW EPD, 1,880 lb., 45
cm), sired by Merit 7329T, out of a
Hoodoo Diamond 001 daughter. Sold
for $7,100 to Munro Farms, Kelwood.
Lot 23, WINN MANS GUS 962Y (99
lb. BW, ‐.9 BW EPD, 51 WW EPD, 101
Merit 7329T, out of a Winn Mans
to Terry Sliworsky, Meadow Portage.
Lot 4, WINN MANS GRISWOLD
985Y (Double Polled, 90 lb. BW, ‐1.3
BW EPD, 58 WW EPD, 104 YW EPD,
1,930 lb., 38 cm), sired by Merit 7329T,
out of a Merit 7329T daughter. Sold
for $6,500 to Darryl Smilski, Keld.
Terry Sliworsky, a
repeat customer,
took a high seller
Darryl Smilski & Greg Dunning both bought
top bulls
Cam Sparrow
selected another
Winn Man herdbull
GOOD BUYING ON QUALITY OFFERING
Hi-Weigh Bull Sale
Hi-Weigh Breeders 31st Annual Bull
Sale
March 27, 2013 • Neepawa, MB
Gross Average
46 1/4 Yearling Bulls $174,400
$3,771
HTA Charolais, Rivers, and
Rammer Charolais, Cardale, put forth
the usual high quality offering of
white and red factor bulls along with
Angus bulls from HBH Farms, Rivers.
A good crowd was on hand but not as
active as in the past with some good
buying being had throughout the sale.
Some big performance, meat bulls
were available at affordable prices.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 17, HTA RANCHHAND 222Z
(Double Polled, 92 lb. BW, .5 BW EPD,
26.2 Milk EPD, 1,612 lb., 39 cm), sired
by HTA Scorpio 874U, out of an M6
Grid Maker 104 P ET daughter. Sold
¾ interest for $9,500 to McKeary
Charolais, Compeer, AB. Consigned
by HTA Charolais.
Lot 27, HTA LATIGO 246Z (Double
Polled, 91 lb. BW, 50 WW EPD, 1,635
lb., 40 cm), sired by Winn Mans
Quigley 539X, out of a Merit 5323R
daughter. Sold ¾ interest for $7,000 to
Wilgenbusch Charolais, Halbrite, SK.
Consigned by HTA Charolais.
Lot 4, STA COBALT 205Z (Double
Polled, 92 lb. BW, 98 YW EPD, 1,655
lb., 41 cm), sired by HTA Harpo 20X,
out of a Rockland Everest 527R
daughter. Sold ¾ interest for $5,200 to
C2 Charolais, LaRiviere. Consigned
by HTA Charolais.
Lot 49, HTA RANDAL 297Z
(Double Polled, 91 lb. BW, .4 BW EPD,
1,615 lb., 39 cm), sired by HTA Ice
19X, out of a TMR Frontline Pld 11P
daughter. Sold for $5,100 to Zdan
Farms, Ste. Rose. Consigned by
HTA Charolais.
Lot 42, HTA CASTLE 279Z (Double
Polled, 95 lb. BW, 815 lb. 205 DW, 56
WW EPD, 1,684 lb., 43 cm), sired by
Winn Mans Quigley 539X, out of a
Dim Creek Dividend 43M daughter.
Sold for $4,800 to Ken Routlege,
Lenore. Consigned by HTA Charolais.
Lot 39, HTA MADDOX 268Z
(Double Polled, 800 lb. 205 DW, 1,628
lb., 40 cm), sired by Winn Mans
Quigley 539X, out of a Dim Creek
Dividend 43M daughter. Sold ¾
interest for $4,750 to 4‐G Charolais,
Yorkton, SK. Consigned by HTA
Charolais.
Lot 22, HTA MORGAN 232Z
(Double Polled, Double Red Factor, 98
lb. BW, 937 lb. 205 DW, 28.7 Milk
EPD, 1,667 lb., 38 cm), sired by SVS
Nobleman 25N, out of a KCH
Remington 41T daughter. Sold for
$4,500 to SKE Charolais, Hartney.
Consigned by HTA Charolais.
Lot 13, HTA WYATT 216Z (Double
Polled, 874 lb. 205
DW, 26.2 Milk
EPd, 1,799 lb., 35
cm), sired by HTA
Senator 8130U,
out of an M6 Grid
Maker 104 P ET.
Sold for $4,500 to
McKinnon Stock
Farm, Dauphin.
Jonathon Grunert
Consigned by
added a herdsire to
HTA Charolais.
his 4-G operation
Ray & Maryanne McKeary bought the high
seller
John & Craig Wilgenbusch purchased the
second high seller
Jeff Cavers selected a
herdsire
CYPRESS HILLS
CHAROLAIS
BREEDERS
President: Darwin Rosso
Secretary/Treasurer: Murray Blake
Cedarlea Farms
Garner & Lori Deobald
Box 294, Hodgeville, SK S0H 2B0
T/F: 677-2589 • [email protected]
Wood River Charolais
Murray & Nicole Blake
Box 86, McCord, SK S0H 2T0
T: 478-2520 • [email protected]
N3 Stock Farms
Lyle & Lynn Wilson
Box 37, Admiral, SK S0N 0B0
T: 297-6263
Leonard Zdan took
home a top seller
Rosso Charolais
Darwin & Kevin Rosso
#78, 325 4 Ave. SW, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 5V2
T: 693-2384 • [email protected]
Char-Top Charolais
Glen & Lyn Sauder
Box 569, Gull Lake, SK S0N 1A0
T: 672-3979
Prairie Sky Farms
Lloyd & Christina Daniels
Box 185, Avonlea, SK S0H 0C0
T: 868-4429
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AVERAGE HIGHER ON 2ND SALE
Steppler Bull Sale
Steppler Farms 2nd Annual Bull Sale
March 26, 2013 • Miami, MB
Gross Average
$5,000
41 Yearling Bulls
51 Lots
146,100
3,563
$196,100
$3,845
Nicer weather, better crowd, solid
offering, average higher. This second
sale of the Steppler family was strong
with bulls selling into three provinces.
The two year olds were good quality
and were in demand with some nice
buys made at the back of the yearlings.
Lot 65, STEPPLER SETH 151Y
(Double Polled, 1.7 BW EP, 98 YW
EPD, 2,019 lb., 44.5 cm), sired by
Sparrows Seminole 927W, out of a
Sparrows Berlin 30M daughter. Sold
for $8,500 to Creek’s Edge Land &
Cattle, Yellow Creek, SK.
Lot 67, STEPPLER TORY 285Y (3rd
Gen. Polled, 93 lb. BW, 46 WW EPD,
2,036 lb., 40.5 cm), sired by LAE
Titanium 797T, out of a JWK Impressive
D040 daughter. Sold for $6,600 to
Clayton Charolais, Gladstone.
Lot 70, STEPPLER LD 373Y (3rd
Gen. Polled, .3 BW EPD, 1,935 lb., 45
cm), sired by Stepplers Distinction
38T, out of a Fehr 2L daughter. Sold
for $5,100 to Robert Budey, Rosa.
Lot 1, STEPPLERS DILIGENCE
113Z (Polled, 64 WW EPD, 121 YW
Steppler 71M daughter. Sold for
$17,000 to Mutrie Farms, Glenavon, SK.
Lot 8, STEPPLER CORNWALL 151Z
(Double Polled/s, 893 lb. 205 DW, 115
for $5,100 to Daniel Grenier, St. Leon.
Lot 7, STEPPLER ANTHEM 89Z
(Double Polled, 98 lb. BW, 91 YW
EPD, 1,365 lb., 39.5 cm), sired by
for $4,500 to Daniel Grenier.
Lot 10, STEPPLERS COACH 182Z
(3rd Gen. Polled, 94 lb. BW, .1 BW
EPD, 811 lb. 205 DW, 23.3 Milk EPD,
1,488 lb., 40.5 cm), sired by Steppler
Red Baron 179W, out of a Sparrows
Santiago 333N. Sold for $4,200 to
Bruce Geisel, Gladstone.
Daniel Grenier
selected two high
selling yearlings
Wade Sydorko
bought the high seller
Todd Clayton purchased
two including the
second high selling
two year old
Dennis Serhienko
bought the Agribition
Sr. Calf Champion
Dory Gerrard took
home the high seller
Garth Monk was the
volume buyer taking
four bulls
SALE TOPS AT $15,000
Impact Bull Sale
5th Annual Impact Angus & Charolais
Bull Sale
March 30, 2013 • Saskatoon, SK
Gross Average
$88,050
$4,127
The McAvoys have been doing well
and attracting attention on the show
road in the fall and this is pulling
customers to their bull pen. Purebred
and commercial producers alike came
to select from this quality offering.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 69, MVY VENNOM 21Z
EPD, 806 lb. 205 DW, 22.3 Milk EPD),
sired by Merit Roundup 9508W. Sold
for $15,000 for 2/3 interest to Gerrard
Cattle Co., Innisfail, AB. Consigned by
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McAvoy Charolais, Arelee.
Lot 66, MVY ZORRO 10Z (Polled,
100 lb. BW, 29.3 Milk EPD), sired by
PCC Balistik 441P, out of an M6 Grid
Maker 104 P ET daughter. Sold for
$7,000 to Knobel Farms, Landis.
Lot 75, MVY ZINGER 36Z (Double
Polled, ‐1 BW EPD, 46 WW EPD, 90
YW EPD, 24.4 Milk EPD), sired by
Merit Roundup 9508W, out of a JMB
Thor 735T daughter. Sold for $5,500 to
Alta Pride Charolais, Chauvin, AB.
Lot 76, MVY CREDIT CARD 39Z
(96 lb. BW, 1.7 BW EPD, 23.5 Milk
EPD, Agribition Sr. Bull Calf
Champion), sired by PCC Balistik
441P, out of an LAE Paragon 404P
interest to Serhienko Cattle Co.,
Maymont.
Dennis & Dale Gibb selected a herdbull for
their Alta Pride operation
Thank You
for the confidence
in our program
Thanks to our many commercial
customers and these purebred
breeders, who also purchased bulls:
• Serhienko Cattle Co., Maymont
• Alta Pride Charolais, Chauvin, AB
• Midnight Lake Charolais, Glaslyn
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MVY Vennom 21Z
Special thanks to Gerrard Cattle Co., Innisfail, AB,
for purchasing 2/3 interest in this
Agribition Class Winner in the Impact Bull Sale.
Mike, Moira, Don & Ryan
Dean, Britney & Dallas
Box 93, Arelee, SK S0K 0H0
306-237-4464
[email protected]
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TOPPED AT $23,000SALE
Elder Bull Sale
Elder Charolais 3rd Annual Bull Sale
March 28, 2013 • Coronach, SK
Gross Average
35 2/3 Yearling Bulls $148,850
$4,173
Repeat customers and volume
buyers helped give the Elders a solid
third sale. Bulls sold across the prairie
provinces with four going to the U.S.A.
The first sons of the Grant’s Playboy
bull found strong demand with their
low birth weights and good growth.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 20, ELDER’S ZEUS 22Z (3rd
Gen. Polled, ‐.2 BW EPD, 821 lb. 205
DW, 1,580 lb., 40 cm), sired by Grant’s
Playboy 3X, out of a JWX Silver
Buckle 524U daughter. Sold 2/3
interest for $23,000 to Hunter
Charolais, Roblin, MB and
Wilgenbusch Charolais, Halbrite.
Lot 21, ELDER’S ZODIAC 4Z (3rd
Gen. Polled, 89 lb. BW, ‐2.6 BW EPD,
844 lb. 205 DW, 1,522 lb., 40 cm), sired $5,500 to Bruce & Geraldine Gibb,
by Grant’s Playboy 3X, out of an MXS
Lintlaw.
Optimum 813U daughter. Sold for
Lot 1, ELDER’S APOLLO 31Z (4th
$6,000 to Planz Farms, Coronach.
Lot 19, ELDER’S PHOENIX 5Z (3rd
1,595 lb., 42 cm), sired by Elder’s
Gen. Polled, ‐1.2 BW EPD, 858 lb. 205
Wahkamo 919W, out of a Merit 1058L
DW, 1,515 lb., 41 cm), sired by Grant’s daughter. Sold for $5,000 to Dryden
Playboy 3X, out of a Bar J Silverado
Doege, Bengough.
14S daughter. Sold for $6,000 to Planz
Lot 7, ELDER’S VENZUALA 40Z
Farms.
(4th Gen. Polled, 106 lb. BW, 1,560 lb.,
40 cm), sired by Elder’s Wahkamo
Lot 10, ELDER’S TARZAN 65Z (4th
Gen. Polled/s, 96 lb. BW, 801 lb. 205
919W, out of a Merit 1058L daughter.
DW, 1,520 lb., 39 cm), sired by Elder’s
Sold for $5,000 to Nelson Farms,
Wahkamo 919W, out of an HFCC Pld
Homestead, MT.
Evolution 5L daughter. Sold for $6,000
to Planz Farms.
Lot 25, ELDER’S
STALLONE 45Z
(3rd Gen. Polled/s, ‐
.1 BW EPD, 1,457
lb., 41.5 cm), sired
by Grant’s Playboy
3X, out of a Bar J
Silverado 14S
Doug & Marianne Hunter teamed with John Wilgenbusch on Zeus
daughter. Sold for
Shauna & Tim Wagner & Calvin Knoss took
eight bulls between them
Ron & Cassidy Elder present a jacket to
buyers Bruce & Geraldine Gibb
Auctioneer: Jerry Kanewischer
Dale Nelson took
three to Montana
Calvin Planz was a
volume high dollar
buyer
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Stirling Bull Sale, Scotland
Charolais meet exceptional
commercial demand in
Stirling 28,000gns top;
£6,948 average; 27 lots at
10,000gns and over; 86%
clearance
Charolais bulls met an
exceptional demand driven by
the commercial sector in
Stirling, on Tuesday 19
February, where an electric
atmosphere prevailed
throughout at the breed’s
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official spring sale. Bidding
peaked at 28,000gns, 27 lots
traded at five figure sums and
174 lots sold to average £6,948,
a figure representing 81%
clearance leaving Charolais to
once again take the lead at the
spring multi‐beef breed sales
and grossing over £1.2 million
in total. A further 11 lots were
later sold via the auctioneers
outside the ring, bringing the
total clearance to 86%.
Gilbert Crawford, British Charolais Cattle Society President;
Charlie Boden, judge; Dr. Bryan Hicks sashing the Champion Bull,
Elgin Glenlivet with Matthew Milne, the Reserve Champion Bull
Dundas Godfather from Colin Wight and the Bank of Scotland
sponsor Sandy Hay.
STRONG PUREBRED INTEREST
Cattlemen’s Classic Bull Sale
March 24, 2013 •Virden, MB
Gross Average
$81,550
$4,218
A good crowd came again to select
from this long running multi‐breed
bull sale that consisted of Charolais,
Simmental, Angus and Hereford bulls.
Bulls sold across Canada and to the USA.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 1, TRI‐N CHATAHOOCHEE
169Z (3rd Gen. Polled, Tested
Homozygous Red, 99 lb. BW, 25.4
Pro‐Char Cptn. Morgan 8U, out of an
SDC Ferrugo 45N daughter. Sold for
$10,750 for 2/3 interest to Wells
Charolais, Conde, SD and G & H
Charolais, Lake Park, IA. Consigned
by Tri‐N Charolais, Lenore.
Lot 15, TRI‐N THRILLER PLD 173Z
(3rd Gen. Polled, 97 lb. BW, 91 YW
EPD, 25.7 Milk EPD, 1,690 lb., 40 cm,
sired by Tri‐N‐Super Jammer 7J, out
of a Tri‐N Payday 419P. Sold for
$7,300 to Triple C Charolais, Steep
Rock. Consigned by Tri‐N Charolais.
Lot 9, TRI‐N NEW DESIGN 196Z
(Polled, Double Red, 97 lb. BW, 905 lb.
WW, 1,616 lb., 42 cm), sired by Pro‐
Char Cptn. Morgan 8U, out of an EVC
Hot King 24D daughter. Sold for
$7,100 to Triple C Charolais.
Consigned by Tri‐N Charolais.
Lot 3, TRI‐N HOTSHOT 187Z (3rd
Gen. Polled, Double Red, 83 lb. BW,
‐2.3 BW EPD, 29.7 Milk EPD, 1,480 lb.,
38.5 cm), sired by Pro‐Char Cptn.
Morgan, out of an SDC Laredo 17N
daughter. Sold for $5,000 to Cleveland
Charolais, Sisseton, SD. Consigned by
Tri‐N Charolais.
Lot 5, TRI‐N TITANIUM 190Z (3rd
Gen. Pld, Double Red, .6 BW EPD,
by Pro‐Char Cptn. Morgan 8U, out of
a Tri‐N Payday 419P daughter. Sold
for $4,850 to Triple C Charolais.
Consigned by Tri‐N Charolais.
Stephen Cook was
the volume buyer
selecting three for
$19,250
Jason Wells teamed
up on the high seller
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MANY VOLUME BUYERS
Thistle Ridge Ranch Bull Sale
Thistle Ridge 7th Annual Bull Sale
March 22, 2013 • Taber, AB
Gross Average
38 Yearling Bulls
$149,300
$3,928
A great set of performance Angus
and Charolais bulls were on offer at
the 7th Annual Thistle Ridge Bull Sale.
Bulls were sold in volume to some of
southern Alberta’s largest ranches.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 80, THRR BIG MIKE 209Z
35 cm), sired by Whitecap Credit 72X
out of a Harvie Stinger 2R daughter.
Sold for $6,500 to Sugar Loaf
Charolais, Minburn.
Lot 67, THRR X‐FILE 144Z (Polled,
HC X‐Periment 34X, out of an HBSF
Specialist 0‐2X. Sold for $6,100 to
Highway 21 Feeders, Acme.
Lot 64, THRR DELAHOYA 122Z
(Polled, BW 110 lb., WW 41, YW 80 41
cm), sired by CML Diablo 2X, out of a
Harvie Stinger 2R daughter. Sold for
$5,500 to Robert Kress, Vauxhall.
Lot 73, THRR SPECIMAN 159Z
(Polled, BW 97 lb., WW 48, YW 87, 37
cm), sired by HBSF Specialist 0‐2X,
out of a Tri‐N Santos 9‐141W
daughter. Sold for $5,500 to Highway
21 Feeders, Acme.
Lot 57, THRR
PACQUIAO 92Z
(Polled, BW 92 lb.,
WW 40, YW 76, 36
cm), sired by CML
Diablo 2X, out of a
HC Fulton 103L
daughter. Sold for
$5,200 to Highway
21 Feeders.
Scott Anderson,
Lot 84, THRR
Sugar Loaf Charolais
BIG MIKE 256Z
selected the high
(Polled, BW 104 lb., selling bull
WW 54, YW 98, 38 cm), sired by
Whitecap Credit 72X out of a Target
Pistol 1P daughter. Sold for $5,000 to
Ron Olfert, Hays.
Lot 52, THRR CUBAN 59Z (Polled,
BW 106 lb., WW 43, YW 75, 37 cm),
sired by KMAV Cigar Spur 23T, out of
an MSW Craven Red 29M daughter.
Sold for $5,000 to Sunset Feeders,
Grassy Lake.
Highway 21 Feeders
bought 3 bulls
Hicken ranch was a
volume buyer taking
10 bulls
BULLS TO THREE PROVINCES
Benchmark Bull Sale
2nd Annual Benchmark Bull Sale
March 23, 2013 • Cobden, ON
Gross Average
26 Yearling Bulls
$84,550
$3,251
Auctioneer: Steward James
Ottawa Valley breeders Blackbern
Farms, Cornerview Charolais and White
Water Charolais teamed up for the
second time with a solid sale selling all
bulls on offer to breeders and commercial
producers in three provinces.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 10, CORNERVIEW ZOHR 7Z
(Polled, 78 lb. BW, ‐1.8 BW EPD, 1,545
lb., 43 cm), sired by Merit Roundup
9508W, out of Sparrows Coach 467S
daughter. Sold for $5,400 to Meryl
Cockburn, Peterborough. Consigned
by Cornerview Charolais, Cobden.
Lot 17, CORNERVIEW ZORRO 35Z
(Polled, 96 lb. BW, .4 BW EPD, 59 WW
40
EPD, 105 YW EPD, 1,570 lb., 41 cm),
sired by Sparrows Coach 467S, out of
an LT Rio Blanco 1234 P daughter.
Sold for $4,600 to Wayne Lonsdale,
Notre Dame, QC. Consigned by
Cornerview Charolais.
Lot 9, CORNERVIEW ZEUS 6Z
(Polled, BW 107 lbs., 853 lb. 205 DW,
1,690 lb., 44 cm), sired by Sparrows
Coach 467S, out of Whitewater
Paymaster 3P daughter. Sold for
$4,200 to Russell Sutherland, Douglas.
Consigned by Cornerview Charolais.
Lot 21, WHITEWATER ZORRO 1Z
(Polled, 90 lb. BW, .9 BW EPD, 24.7
Milk EPD, 1,485 lb., 40 cm), sired by
Sparrows Fargo 811U, out of a CS
Mango 256M daughter. Sold for
$4,100 to Garry Whitford, Ingleside.
Consigned by Whitewater Charolais,
Haley Station.
Lot 15, CORNERVIEW LINESMAN
26Z (Polled, 102 lb. BW, 844 205 DW,
102 YW EPD, 1,670 lb., 43 cm), sired
by Sparrows Coach 467S, out of an LT
Rio Blanco 1234 P daughter. Sold for
$4,100 to Harry Enright, Renfrew.
Lot 14, CORNERVIEW BUCANEER
19Z (Polled, 90 lb. BW, ‐1.8 BW EPD,
887 lb. 205 DW, 62 WW EPD, 1,520 lb.,
42 cm), sired by Sparrows Coach 467S,
out of a BRT Brett 5R daughter. Sold
for $4,000 to Harry Ambler, Westport.
Lot 4, BLACKBERN ZANE 21Z
(Polled, 95 lb. BW, .9 BW EPD, 109
YW EPD, 27.9 Milk EPD, 1,560 lb.,
41.5 cm), sired by Winn Mans Lanza
610S, out of a Land O’ Lakes Duke
29L daughter. Sold for $3,900 to Bob
Griffin, Calumet Island, QC.
Consigned by Blackbern Farms,
Foresters Falls.
11 BULLS TO PUREBRED HERDS
North of the 49th Bull Sale
10th Annual North of the 49th Bull Sale
April 1, 2013 • Halbrite, SK
Gross Average
$3,815
51 Yearling Bulls
271,600
5,325
71 Lots
$347,900
$4,900
A big crowd came out for this 10th
Anniversay sale which saw bulls sell
to 5 provinces and 1 state. Enthusiasm
and active bidding was seen on this
quality white and red factor offering.
Igenity and Leptin testing along with
Ultrasound data provided as much
information for the buyers as any sale.
Solid throughout, some volume
buyers kept the market steady.
Lot 8, JWX PAYCHECK 1021Z
(Igenity Tested Homozygous Polled,
94 lb. BW, 818 lb. 205 DW, 114 YW
EPD, 1,534 lb., 43 cm), sired by RPJ
Carrera 53X, out of a Sparrows Fargo
811U daughter. Sold for $16,750 for ¾
interest to Cedarlea Farms, Hodgeville.
Lot 1, JWX FIFTY SHADES 706Z
98 lb. BW, .9 BW EPD, 840 lb. 205 DW,
1,630 lb., 40.5 cm), sired by JWX Silver
Bullet 524W, out of an HTA Tautus
555R daughter. Sold for $14,250 for ¾
interest to Langstaff Charolais,
Greg Slack took the
high selling red bull
to the U.S.A.
Kelly Langstaff
purchased the
second high seller
Wallaceburg, ON.
Lot 6, JWX SPRINGSTEEN 421Z
88 lb. BW, 849 lb. 205 DW, 61 WW
EPD, 1,475 lb., 41.5 cm), sired by RPJ
Carrera 53X, out of an SOS Polled
$12,500 for ¾ interest to McCaw
Livestock, Whitewood.
Lot 5, JWX 955Z (Double Polled,
Double Red, ‐.6 BW EPD, 1,398 lb.,
40.5 cm), sired by SRK Solid 12U, out
of an HEJ Ripper 66P daughter. Sold
for $10,250 to Slack Farms,
Harrisburg, SD.
Lot 22, JWX BEER MONEY 612Z
(3rd Gen. Polled, 100 lb. BW, 1,420 lb.,
44 cm), sired by RPJ Carrera 53X, out
of a TLC Integrity 5087P ET daughter.
Sold for $8,000 to Claude Lemay, St‐
Gerrard‐Des‐Lauren, QC.
Lot 4, JWX HALL PASS 816Z
(Double Polled, Double Red, 116 lb.
BW, 845 lb. 205 DW, 63 WW EPD,
1,622 lb.), sired by HBSF Express 77X,
out of an SVS Nobleman 25N
daughter. Sold for $7,500 to SRA
Enterprises Ltd., Lloydminster, AB.
Lot 2, JWX SHERLOCK HOLMES
601Z (3rd Gen. Polled/s, ‐.8 BW EPD,
28 Milk EPD, 1,642 lb., 44 cm), sired
by JWX Silver Bullet 524W, out of an
M6 Grid Maker 104 P ET daughter.
Sold for $7,300 to D & G Charolais,
Colborne, ON.
Lot 28, JWX DR. PHIL 818Z (4th
Gen. Polled, 88 lb. BW, 23.9 Milk EPD,
1,335 lb., 43 cm), sired by JWX Silver
Bullet 524W, out of an SVS Nobleman
25N daughter. Sold for $7,000 to Scott
Koronkiewicz, Francis.
Lot 39, JWX CLIFFORD 173Z
(Double Red, 58 WW EPD, 107 YW
EPD, 1,492 lb., 39 cm), sired by JWX
Mr. Reality 56X, out of a Lang’s Red
Mac 24M daughter. Sold for $6,600 to
Emde Land & Cattle Co., Midale.
Lot 11, JWX WELLS FARGO 230Z
(Double Polled, 91 lb. BW, 108 YW EPD,
1,432 lb., 43 cm), sired by Sparrows
Fargo 811U, out of a JWX Sapphire
137U daughter. Sold for $6,500 to
Nahachewsky Charolais, Norquay.
Lot 31, JWX FRIDAY NIGHT 1041Z
(4th Gen. Polled, 86 lb. BW, 51 WW
EPD, 93 YW EPD,
1,299 lb., 42 cm),
sired by RPJ
Carrera 53X, out
of a Bar J Silverado
14S daughter.
Sold for $6,200 to
Ranch Ostiguy,
St. Cesare, QC.
Derek & Garrett Dekeyser took Sherlock
Homles to Ontario
Garner & Lori Deobald bought the high seller
Todd Hudson, head
buyer for JGL, selected 11 for their
Center Fork Ranch,
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TWO YEAR OLDS UP OVER $500
White Cap/Rosso Bull Sale
White Cap/Ross Charolais and Howe
Red Angus 23rd Annual Bull Sale
April 3, 2013 • Moose Jaw, SK
Gross Average
$4,910
20 Yearling Bulls
68,100
3,405
46 Lots
$195,750
$4,255
The demand for two year old bulls
was definitely higher this year with
Rosso Charolais, of Moose Jaw,
having the highest average they have
ever experienced. For the first time
Howe Red Angus supplied all the Red
Angus bulls and 31 averaged $4,056.
Lot 91, ROSSO BARON 69Y (Polled,
1.4 BW EPD, 89 YW EPD, 24.3 Milk
EPD, 1,980 lb., 44 cm), sired by Winn
Mans Lanzadero 849U, out of a Rosso
Zephyr 27N daughter. Sold for $8,000
to Hawkview Charolais, Calgary, AB.
Consigned by Rosso Charolais.
Lot 77, ROSSO WILD CAT 2Y
(Polled, 96 lb. BW, 90 YW EPD, 1,925
lb., 41 cm), sired by Rosso New
Horizon 8L out of an LT Western Spur
2061 Pld daughter. Sold for $8,000 to
Hawkview Charolais. Consigned by
Rosso Charolais.
Lot 89, ROSSO BONFIRE 61Y
(Polled, ‐.2 BW EPD, 1,800 lb., 38.5
cm), sired by Rosso Primetime 38W,
out of a Merit 6013S daughter. Sold
for $7,000 to Edward Misuga, Parkbeg.
Lot 66, WHITE CAP ODESSEY
138Z (Polled/s, 104 lb. BW, 1004 lb.
WW, 1,535 lb., 42 cm), sired by
Whitecap Millennium 286X, out of a
Rolling D Pramount 424P daughter.
Sold for $4,750 to Antelope Creek Ent.
Ltd, Chaplin.
Lot 72, WHITE CAP DISTANCE
219Z (Polled, .7
BW EPD, 26.4
Milk EPD, 1,345
lb. 39 cm), sired
by HC Wells
Fargo 943W, out
of a Chardel Sabre
11K daughter.
Sold for $4,750 to
Dwayne Gebhart,
Emile Carles selected
Mankota.
three top bulls
Lot 53, WHITE CAP DIGNITARY
42Z (Polled, 90 lb. BW, 800 lb. WW,
1,365 lb., 38 cm), sired by JWX Silber
Buckle 524U, out of a Merit 2072M
daughter. Sold for $4,700 to Emile
Carles, Radville.
Todd Hudson
purchased 9 for JGL
Center Fork Ranch
Bruce Bamford
bought the two high
selling bulls
Cam Campbell & Edward Misuga were both
repeat customers
MORE BULLS SOLD-AVERAGE DOWN
Forsyth/Tee M
Jay Bull Sale
Forsyth/Tee M Jay 9th Annual Bull Sale
March 30, 2013 • Ashern, MB
Gross Average
58 Yearling Bulls
$162,400
$2,800
Auctioneer: Buddy Bergner
Sale Consultant: Jerry Kanewischer
High Selling Bull
Lot 29, FFBB CAPPY PLD 291Z (Double Polled,
104 lb. BW, 54 WW EPD, 103 YW EPD), sired by
Whitecap Domination 63T, out of an SOS Polled
Detonator 8M daughter. Sold for $9,700 to Tyler
Wilkinson, Eddystone. Consigned by Forsyth Bros.
Charolais, Eriksdale.
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bought the high
selling bull
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Git ’R Done Bull Sale
Cedarlea Farms Git’R Done Bull Sale
April 2, 2013 • Hodgeville, SK
Gross Average
1 Mature Bull
$ 15,000 $15,000
32 Yearling Bulls
133,500
4,172
33 Lots
$148,500
$4,500
Auctioneer: Steve Dorran
This is the 2nd year Cedarlea Farms,
of Hodgeville, have gone in with
Windy Willows Angus in the Git’R Done
Bull Sale. This has worked well with a
bigger crowd attending and buyers
purchasing out of both operations.
The sale this year featured possession
in Sir Gridmaker along with a number
of his sons. More bulls sold with an
increase in average over last year.
2W, CSS SIR GRIDMAKER 2W
(Double Polled/s, .4 BW EPD, 25.5
Milk EPD, 2011 RBC Beef Supreme
Challenge Champion Bull), sired by
KAYR Grid Grid Iron 400S, out of a
PCC Navigator 403P daughter.
Possession sold for $15,000 to Dog
Patch Acres, Leroy.
Lot 22Z, CEDARLEA GRID
MASTER 22Z (3rd Gen. Polled, 98 lb.
BW, 17.24 REA, 69.3 LMY, 1,581 lb., 39
cm), sired by CSS Sir Gridmaker 2W,
out of an SOS Polled Detonator 8M
daughter. Sold for $7,000 to Turnbull
Charolais, Pincher Creek, AB.
Lot 3Z, CEDARLEA GRIDSTER 3Z
(3rd Gen. Polled/s, .8 BW EPD, 4.55
Marbling, 16.03 REA, 1,540 lb., 37 cm),
a CSS Show Boat 5J daughter. Sold for
$6,000 to Downie Lake Colony, Maple
Creek.
Lot 16Z, CEDARLEA SUPREME
GRID 16Z (3rd Gen. Polled, 92 lb. BW,
25.6 Milk EPD, 1,474 lb.), sired by CSS
Sir Gridmaker 2W, out of a CSS Show
Boat 5J daughter. Sold for $6,000 to
Martens Cattle Co., Glenbush.
Lot 77Z, CEDARLEA ULTIMATUM
77Z (Igenity Tested Homozygous
Polled, 102 lb. BW, 24.6 Milk EPD, 5
Marbling, 1,484 lb., 42 cm), sired by
G.Bros Ultimate 918X, out of an SOS
Polled Detonator 8M daughter.
Sold for $5,800 to Whitby Farms,
Lucky Lake.
Lot 78Z, CEDARLEA ULTIMATA
78Z (Igenity Tested Homozygous
Polled, 4.7 Marbling, 17.56 REA, 1,474
lb., 40 cm), sired by G.Bros Ultimate
918X, out of an SOS Polled Detonator
Downie Lake Colony.
Lot 108Z, CEDARLEA MESQUITE
108Z (Double Polled, 90 lb. BW, .1 BW
Sparrows Reno 824U, out of an SOS
Polled Detonator 8M. Sold for $5,100
to LZ Farms, Kyle.
Sylvan Martens
bought a high seller
Repeat customer
Doug Jones selected
another top bull
Mic Zentner added
Sir Gridmaker to
their Dog Patch herd
Curtis Turnbull
bought the high
selling yearling
GOOD BUYING THROUGHOUT
Gilliland Bros. Bull Sale
Gilliland Bros. 2nd Annual Bull Sale
March 30, 2013 • Alameda, SK
Gross Average
27 Yearling Bulls
$87,750
$3,250
This was one of those sales where
the bulls were better than the prices
and for no apparent reason. It was a
solid offering with some weather
issues holding buyers away, but it still
should have been better than it was.
The Gilliland Bros., of Carievale, had
the bulls in nice shape with lots of
hair. The 5 Black bulls from Freitag‐
Perrot Angus averaged $3,750.
High Selling Lots
Lot 1, G.BROS BONAFIED 689Z
(4th Gen. Polled, 88 lb. BW, 800 lb.
WW, 1,525 lb.), sired by ACC I Am
Legend 914W, out of a Beaver Creek
Redzone 211S daughter. Sold for
$5,000 to Adrian Jacques, Carnduff.
Lot 12, G.BROS SUPERSTAR 707Z
(3rd Gen. Polled, 1.5 BW EPD, 800 lb.
WW, 21.6 Milk EPd, 1,520 lb., 40 cm),
sired by G.Bros Ultimate 918X, out of
an A‐Jay’s Pld Classified 99G
daughter. Sold for $4,500 to Blake
Alton, Lucknow, ON.
Lot 3, G.BROS BRONKO 700Z (4th
Gen. Polled, Red Factor, 85 lb. BW, ‐
1.1 BW EPD, 1,405 lb., 42 cm), sired by
ACC I Am Legend 914W, out of a SRK
Red Man 16U. Sold for $4,000 to
Brevig Charolais, Lewistown, MT.
Lot 5, G.BROS TECUMSEH 293Z
(3rd Gen. Polled, 82 lb. BW, ‐2.2 BW EPD,
740 lb. WW, 1,495 lb., 41.5 cm), sired
by ACC I Am Legend 914W, out of a
SRK Red Man 16U daughter. Sold for
$4,000 to Steenbruggen Farms, Carievale.
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STEADY WITH LAST YEAR
Size Matters Bull Sale
7th Annual Size Matters Bull Sale
April 11, 2013 • Canora, SK
Gross Average
23 Yearling Bulls
$74,450
$3,237
Auctioneer: Michael K . Fleury
Sliding Hills Charolais, Canora and
Jordan River Charolais, Arborfield,
combined for their 7th sale. A nice
active bidding crowd saw bulls sell to
many repeat customers showing the
bulls are working. Some new faces
shows the expansion of Charolais in
the area.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 10, SHSH AMARILLO SKY 43Z
(Polled, 102 lb. BW, ‐.3 BW EPD, 815
lb. WW, 1,480 lb., 36.5 cm), sired by
Eatons Royal Dynasty 6164, out of a
Sparrows Serengeti 521N daughter.
Sold for $5,400 to Paul and Dee
Valstar, Springside. Consigned by
Sliding Hills Charolais.
Lot 26, GLM NOBEL 33Z (Polled,
Double Red, 80 lb. BW, ‐1.5 BW EPd,
1,285 lb., 36 cm), sired by Circle X
Habanero 349U, out of an SVS
Nobelman 25N daughter. Sold for
$5,100 to Darryl & Marie Friesen,
Carrot River.
Lot 3, SHSH INVISION 16Z (Polled,
115 lb. BW, 865 lb. WW, 1,555 lb., 39
cm), sired by Sparrows Birmingham
758T, out of an SOS Polled Detonator
Palmer Charolais, Bladworth.
Lot 5, SHSH TROUBADOUR 28Z
(Polled, 93 lb. BW, .4 BW EPD, 820 lb.
WW, 1,555 lb., 38 cm), sired by DYV
SVY Rio 17P, out of a Sparrows
Serengetti 521N daughter. Sold for
$4,400 to David Baron, Yorkton.
Lot 20, GLM CAPTAIN 10Z (Polled,
1 BW EPD, 840 lb. WW, 1,545 lb., 36.5
cm), sired by HC X‐Empt 20X, out of a
ZDM Mac 21K daughter. Sold for
$4,000 to Bryan Bauer, Calder.
Paul & Dee Valstar bought the high seller
Maria & Darryl Friesen purchased the second
high seller
David Baron selected
the fourth high seller
Velon Herback took
the third high seller
STEADY WITH LAST YEAR
Cornerstone Bull Sale
Cornertone Bull Sale
April 20, 2013 • Whitewood, SK
Gross Average
21 Yearling Bulls
$68,150
$3,245
A bigger crowd than previous years
came to select from the Charolais
offering put forth by Brimner Cattle
Co., Manor and Red Angus from
WRAZ Red Angus, Wawota. The 25
Red Angus yearlings averaged $3,702
with a stronger top end than other years.
The Charolais offering saw more
calving ease coming from the Trojan
bull and strong demand for this.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 39, BRIMNER BULL 48Z (3rd
by Bar J Trojan 68X, out of a KMAC
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Serio 32S daughter. Sold for $4,600 to
Darrell Petterson, Wawota.
Gen. Polled, 94 lb. BW, ‐.7 BW EPD,
1,400 lb., 41 cm), sired by Bar J Trojan
68X, out of a KMAC Serio 32S
daughter. Sold for $4,400 to Highway
21 Feeders, Acme, AB.
Gen. Polled, 80 lb.
BW, ‐3.2 BW EPD,
1,335 lb., 38 cm),
sired by Bar J
Trojan 68X, out of a
G.Bros Standout 8S
daughter. Sold for
$4,000 to Highway
21 Feeders.
Lot 46,
Ed Miller was the
BRIMNER BULL
volume buyer taking
93Z (3rd Gen.
four for Highway 21
Polled, 90 lb. BW,
Feeders cowherds
‐.7 BW EPD, 86 YW EPD, 1,455 lb., 40
cm), sired by Bar J Trojan 68X, out of
an HBC Encore 834U daughter. Sold
for $4,000 to Highway 21 Feeders.
Lot 55, BRIMNER BULL 118Z (4th
Gen. Polled, Red Factor, 108 lb. BW,
1,400 lb., 40 cm), sired by G.Bros
Standout 8S, out of a Belmont’s
Indiana 9J daughter. Sold for $3,900 to
Cudmore Farms, Wawota.
Mark Cudmore
bought both breeds
Darrell Petterson
selected the high
selling bull
AVERAGE UP $700
Hunter Bull Sale
Hunter Charolais 2nd Annual Bull Sale
April 4, 2013 • Roblin, MB
Gross Average
$4,060
83,950
4,600
23 1/4 Lots
$104,250
$4,484
Hunters had fewer bulls in the sale
this year after a tough semen testing
but what was left was in strong
demand. Bulls sold across the three
prairie provinces with five going into
purebred herds.
Lot 35, HC YARDMASTER 1111Y
(Double Polled, 1.5 BW EPD, 797 lb.
205 DW,104 YW EPD, 26.1 Milk EPD),
sired by TMR Wendigo 14W, out of an
M6 Grid Maker 104 P ET daughter.
Sold for $6,600 to Reykdal Farms
Charolais, Winnipeg Beach.
Lot 8, HC ZONE POINT 203Z
EPD, 23.5 Milk EPD, 1,500 lb., 38 cm),
sired by JWX Silver Bullet 524W, out
of a CS Pld Juntion 4J daughter. Sold
for $13,750 for ¾ interest to Circle 7
Charolais, Shaunavon, SK and
Soderglen Ranches, Airdrie, AB.
Lot 14, HC ZODIAK 202Z (Double
Polled, ET, BW 108, 1,600 lb., 40
cm),sired by TR Mr Fire Water 5792R
ET, our of HC Roxanne 529R. Sold for
$8,000 to Buffalo Lake Charolais,
Stettler, AB.
Lot 7, HC ZIP LOCK 212Z (Polled,
97 YW EPD, 1,630 lb. 39 cm), sired by
JWX Silver Bullet 524W, out of a
Sparrows Alcatraz 18N daughter. Sold
for $6,000 to Steppler Charolais, Miami.
Lot 21, HC ZNDAN 285Z (Double
Polled, 90 lb. BW, ‐3.5 BW EPD, 1,340
lbs.), sired by MXS Craftsman 910W,
out of an LT Wyoming Wind 4020 Pld
daughter. Sold for $5,700 to Buffalo
Lake Charolais.
Lot 6, HC ZONE 288Z (90 lb. BW,
‐2.4 BW EPD, 24 Milk EPD), sired by
MXS Craftsman 910W, out of a
Sparrows Sanchez 715T daughter. Sold
for $5,000 to Keown Holdings, Roblin.
Wendy & Lyle Bignell bought two high sellers
Jack Keown bought a
calving ease bull
Kelly Oberle teamed
up with Soderglen
Ranches on the high
seller
John & Jeannie Reykdal purchased the high
selling two year old
Dan & Andre Steppler selected a top bull
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FIRST SALE SHOWS PROMISE
Mutrie/Bar H Bull Sale
Mutrie/Bar H 1st Bull Sale
April 10, 2013 • Candiac, SK
Gross Average
$2,844
9 Yearling Bulls
23,950
2,661
18 Lots
$49,550
$2,753
Auctioneer: Brad Stenberg
Sales Manager: By Livestock
Mutrie Farms, Glenavon and Bar H
Charolais, Grenfell, teamed up and
tried a sale in Candiac just an hour SE
of Regina. Solid local interest saw
them fill some repeat customers and
develop some new ones with the
promise of growth in the future.
Lot 5, MUTRIE YARO 14Y
(Double Polled/s, Red Factor, 97 lb.
BW, 1,815 lb., 41 cm), sired by JWX
Wadsworth 5W, out of a GHC John
7K daughter. Sold for $3,200 to Allan
Durealut, Wolseley. Consigned by
Mutrie Farms.
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Lot 19, BAR H JUSTICE 11Y (3rd
Gen. Polled, Red Factor, .8 BW EPD,
22.1 Milk EPD, 1,895 lb. 43 cm), sired
by JWX Silver Bullet 524W, out of an
Onoway Stonewalker 85Z daughter.
Sold for $3,200 to Lone Spruce
Charolais, Wolseley. Consigned by
Bar H Charolais.
Lot 22, BAR H APOLLO 27Y (Double
Polled, 87 lb. BW, ‐.4 BW EPD, 1,870
lb., 40 cm), sired by SVS Marvin 29M,
out of a Charhead Mr 18F daughter.
Sold for $3,100 to Garry Hoehn,
Neudorf. Consigned by Bar H Charolais.
Lot 29, Bar H ACCELATOR 45Z
(3rd Gen. Polled, 105 lb. BW, 800 lb.
WW, 99 YW EPD, 1,370 lb., 41 cm),
sired by SOS Polled Detonator 8M, out
of a P‐3 Whitehot Lad 0‐105K daughter.
Sold for $3,900 to Vernon Klein, Francis.
Consigned by Bar H Charolais.
Lot 12, SWR ZINGER 10Z (4th Gen.
Polled, Red Factor, 101 lb. BW, 819 lb.
WW, 101 YW EPD, 23.6 Milk EPD,
1,560 lb., 38.5 cm), sired by Pleasant
Dawn Sudoku
145W, out of a
Belmont’s Cognac
65P daughter.
Sold for $2,900 to
David & Shelly
Kotylak,
Glenavon.
Consigned by
Mutrie Farms.
Vernon Klein bought
the high seller
Brian Hayward, who was the volume buyer,
visits with Kevin Haylock
Bull Sales in Brief
Hill 70 Quantock Bull Sale
February 1, 2013 • Lloydminster, AB
Gross Average
31 Two Year Olds
$165,350
$5,334
37 Yearling Bulls
128,650
3,477
Vente de taureaux Synergie
March 9, 2012 • Sainte-Sophie-deLevrard, QC
Gross Average
13 Yearling Bulls
$36,200
$2,784
68 Lots
108th Regina Bull Sale
March 10, 2013 • Regina, SK
Gross Average
3 Yearling Bulls
$8,900
$2,967
$294,000
$4,324
Myhre Land & Cattle Bull Sale
February 16, 2013 • Ste. Rose, MB
Gross Average
8 Long Yearlings
$24,450
$3,056
St Martin Bull Test Station Sale
Feb. 16, 2013 • Saint-Martin de
Beauce, QC
Gross Average
35 Yearling Bulls
$101,500
$2,900
Rawe Ranches Bull Sale
February 19, 2013 • Strome, AB
Gross Average
110 1/2 Two Year Olds $609,550
$5,517
Pride Of The Prairies Bull Sale
March 4, 2013 • Lloydminster, SK
Gross Average
4 Two Year Olds
$16,200
$4,050
15 Yearling Bulls
47,900
3,193
19 Lots
$64,100
$3,373
1st Annual Wrangler Made Bull Sale
March 6, 2013 • Westlock, AB
Gross Average
3 Two Year Olds
$12,200
$4,067
23 Yearling Bulls
76,700
3,465
26 Lots
$88,900
$3,419
South Central Alberta Charolais
Breeders Bull Sale
Gross Average
21 Two Year Olds
$82,300
$3,919
64 Yearling Bulls
242,700
3,792
85 Lots
$325,000
$3,823
10th Annual Northern Classic Bull Sale
March 8, 2013 • Grand Prairie, AB
Gross Average
11 Yearling Bulls
$36,400
$3,640
Range Ready Bull Sale
March 9, 2013 • Yorkton, SK
Gross Average
22 Two Year Olds
$77,500
$3,523
Reese Cattle Co. Bull Sale
Gross Average
43 Yearling Bulls
$150,800
$3,506
Family Bull Sale
March 29, 2013 • Elk Point, AB
Gross Average
1 Mature Bull
$10,500 $10,500
28 Two Year Olds
105,950
3,784
4 Yearling Bulls
11,200
2,800
32 3/4 Lots
$127,650
$3,898
JTA Diamond Bull Sale
Gross Average
14 Two Year Olds
$44,950
$3,211
5 Yearling Bulls
11,500
2,300
19 Lots
$56,450
$2,971
Ferme Palerme Bull Sale
March 16, 2013 • Cheneville, QC
Gross Average
15 Yearling Bulls
$50,050
$3,337
Murphy Livestock Bull Sale
March 30, 2013 • Bonnyville, AB
Gross Average
24 Two Year Olds
$102,400
$4,266
Lanoie Bros. Bull Sale
Gross Average
34 Yearling Bulls
$81,975
$2,411
PIC Bull Sale
March 30, 2013 • Listowel, ON
Gross Average
8 Yearling Bulls
$24,600
$3,075
Northern Impact Bull Sale
March 16, 2013 • Clyde, AB
Gross Average
17 Two Year Olds
$68,075
$4,007
30 Yearling Bulls
71,550
2,385
N.E. Source Bull Sale
April 6, 2013 • Tisdale, SK
Gross Average
1 Two Year Old
$4,000
$4,000
3 Yearling Bulls
8,750
2,917
47 Lots
4 Lots
$127,650
$2,716
$12,750
$3,187
North West Bull Sale
March 23, 2013 • North Battleford, SK
Gross Average
8 Yearling Bulls
$24,700
$3,087
Manitoba Bull Test Station Sale
April 6, 2012 • Carberry, MB
Gross Average
1 Yearling Bull
$2,300
$2,300
Alameda Bull Sale
March 23, 2013 • Alameda, SK
Gross Average
9 Yearling Bulls
$28,650
$3,183
Saunders Charolais Bull Sale
April 6, 2013 • Keady, ON
Gross Average
4 Long Yearlings
$10,600
$2,650
18 Yearling Bulls
52,000
2,889
White Is Right Bull Sale
March 25, 2013 • Lethbridge, AB
Gross Average
34 Yearling Bulls
$109,250
$3,213
Harvie Ranching Bull Sale
March 25, 2013 • Olds, AB
Gross Average
4 Two Year Olds
$19,800
$4,950
32 Yearling Bulls
131,600
4,113
36 Lots
$151,400
$4,205
Tradition Bull Sale
March 27, 2013 • Brooks, AB
Gross Average
4,400
18 Yearling Bulls
73,800
4,100
21 Lots
$87,000
22 Lots
$62,600
$2,845
VerMillionaires Charolais Group
Bull Sale
April 6, 2013 • Vermilion, AB
Gross Average
71 Two Year Olds
$294,800
$4,152
11 Yearling Bulls
37,350
3,396
82 Lots
$332,150
$4,051
Maritime Beef Test Station Bull Sale
April 6, 2013 • Nappan, NS
Gross Average
13 Yearling Bulls
$44,000
$3,385
$4,143
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Select Genetics Bull Sale
April 8, 2013 • Herbert, SK
Gross Average
$34,500
$3,632
Top Cut Bull Sale
April 9, 2013 • Mankota, SK
Gross Average
$77,750
$3,575
Cedardale Bull Sale
April 20, 2013 • Nestleton, ON
Gross Average
24 Yearling Bulls
$87,450
$3,644
Transcon’s Cattle Country Bull Sale
April 9, 2013 • Neepawa, MB
Gross Average
1 Mature Bull
$3,000
$3,000
3 Two Year Olds
8,200
2,733
12 Yearling Bulls
45,300
3,775
Eastern Select Bull Sale
April 13, 2013 • Campbellford, ON
Gross Average
30 Yearling Bulls
$77,700
$2,590
Asbestos Test Station Sale
April 29, 2013 • Asbestos, QC
Gross Average
22 Yearling Bulls
$41,475
$1,885
16 Lots
$56,500
$3,531
TOP 12 SELLING BULLS IN CANADA – SPRING 2013
BULL
SOLD FOR
PURCHASER
SOLD BY
Gerrard Pastor 35Z
$75,000.00
McLeod Livestock
Gerrard Cattle Co.
Sparrows Leighton 270Z
$25,000.00
N3 Stock Farm
A. Sparrow Farms
CML Aces Wild 1Z
$25,000.00
White Lake Colony
McLeod Livestock
Elder’s Zeus 22Z
$23,000.00
Hunter Charolais & Wilgenbusch Charolais
Elder Charolais Farm
JWX Paycheck 1021Z
$16,750.00
Cedarlea Farms
Wilgenbusch Charolais
JWX Domino 23Z
$16,500.00
Kay-R Land & Livestock
VFF Viske Ice 189Z
$16,000.00
Blake Alton
Vikse Family Farm
LAE Zesty 268Z
$16,000.00
Legacy Farms
Horseshoe E Charolais
PH Original 70Y
$15,000.00
White Lake Colony
P&H Ranching
Rollin’ Acres Zach 38Z
$15,000.00
Serhienko Cattle Co.
Rollin’ Acres Charolais
MVY Vennom 21Z
$15,000.00
Gerrard Cattle Co.
McAvoy Charolais
JWX Fifty Shades 706Z
$14,250.00
Langstaff Charolais
2013 Spring Bull Sale Summary
2nd Highest Average Ever — 2nd Largest Grossing Spring Ever at over $10.5 million
According to statistics, the 2013 overall
sale average and overall gross were the
highest in the 32 years that the Charolais
Banner has been compiling bull sale
results.
There were 77 sales reporting in 2013
with the overall average down a slight
$352 and 79 more lots selling. Total gross
sales were down $558,520.
A quick overview shows that of the 66
sales reporting in both 2012 and 2013, 23%
of those sales had an increase in their over‐
all sale gross. There were 29 sales grossing
more than $150,000. There were 23 sales
selling more than 40 lots.
Mature bulls were up in average $5795
with 6 1/6 more lots selling in 2013.
There were 98 more two‐year‐old bull
lots selling in 2013 with a decrease in aver‐
age of $464. 56% of sales with two‐year
olds selling had a two‐year old average
above $4000.
There were 25 less yearling lots selling
in 2013, realizing a decrease in average of
$359. Of all the sales with yearling bulls
selling, 33% of the yearling sales averaged
over $4000.
Bull Sale Chart Notes:
• Statistics are from fall 2012 sales with
more than 10 bulls and spring 2013
bull sales
• No U.S. bull sales are included in
the chart.
• The sales with fall long‐yearlings
were treated as two year old bulls.
It is the breeders’ responsibility to submit a sale summary to the Charolais Banner oﬃce (by fax, email or phone) to ensure that their sale is included
in the chart and further statistics. Unless the Charolais Banner oﬃce receives a report, no information will be shown for that sale.
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2013 Charolais Spring Bull Sale Statistics
Sales
Alameda Bull Sale
Asbestos Bull Test Station
Beck Farms Bull Sale
Benchmark Bull Sale
Best of the Breeds Bull Sale
Buffalo Lake Charolais
Cattleman's Classic
Cedardale Charolais
Char-Maine Ranching
Charolais Power
Chomiak Charolais
Clear Lake Annual Sale
Cornerstone Annual Sale
Diamond W Charolais
Double L Ranch
Eastern Select Sale
Elder Charolais
Family Bull Sale (AB)
Ferme Palerme
Forsyth & Tee M Jay
Gilliland Bros. Bull Sale
Git'R Done Bull Sale
Harvie Ranching Sale
HEJ Charolais Sale
High Country Breeders
High Point Bull Sale
Hill 70 Quantock
Hi-Weigh Bull Sale
Hunter Charolais
Impact Bull Sale
JTA Diamond Charolais
Lac St-Jean Test Station
Lanoie Bros. Annual
Louber Farms
Maple Leaf Annual Sale
Maritime Test Station Sale
MB (Douglas) Bull Test
McTavish Charolais
Mutrie/Bar H Bull Sale
Myhre Land & Cattle
NE Source Bull Sale
North Central AB Breeders
North of 53rd (Wilgenbusch)
North of the 49th (Wilgenbusch)
North West All Breeds
Northern Alliance
Northern Classic Bull Sale
Northern Impact
P & H Ranching Co. Ltd.
Palmer - Neilson
Perrot-Martin Charolais
PIC Bull Sale
Pleasant Dawn
Pride of the Prairies
Pro-Char Bull Sale
Range Ready Bull Sale
Rawes Ranches
Reese Cattle Co.
Regina Bull Sale
Rollin Acres/Patton/Whiskey Hollow
MATURE BULLS
(no. – average $)
2012
2013
1 – $10,500
TWO-YEAR-OLDS
(no. – average $)
2012
2013
4 – $5,150
2 – $3,900
2 – $3,775
13 – $6,300
2 – $2,600
14 – $5,142
60 – $5,695
19 – $2,915
6 – $2,650
42 – $4,121
1 – $2,750
6 – $3,375
15 – $4,300
11 – $4,972
28 – $3,784
5 – $3,840
1 – $3,750
1 – $15,000
26 – $5,500
1 – $4,400
28 – $4,966
10 – $4,810
6 – $4,058
14 – $3,250
1 – $5,900
19 – $3,587
1 – $3,000
3 – $3,000
19 – $4,556
1– $3,900
4 – $4,950
3 – $3,600
30 – $4,311
31 – $5,334
10 – $4,690
5 – $4,060
14 – $3,211
33 – $3,490
39 – $6,130
2 1/2 – $13,160
17 – $5,117
20 – $3,815
17 – $4,007
48 – $6,694
7 – $4,743
46 – $3,680
2/3 – $10,000
4 – $4,025
4 – $4,050
12 – $5,208
3 – $6,933
17 – $3,770
22 – $3,523
106 1/2 – $5,696 110 1/2 – $5,517
4 – $3,625
11 – $2,459
27 – $4,213
23 – $4,050
23 – $3,082
37 – $5,383
21 1/3 – $5,496
23 – $4,350
53 – $3,671
30 – $5,086
21 – $3,052
19 – $3,232
29 – $3,229
37 – $3,835
18 – $3,644
34 – $4,535
5 – $3,140
20 – $4,100
56 – $3,550
38 3/4 – $4,067
28 – $4,239
20 – $5,610
44 – $4,361
23 – $4,578
26 – $3,778
40 – $4,025
47 – $4,920
40 1/4 – $5,496
34 3/4 – $3,701
21 – $4,512
9 – $2,478
7 – $2,690
40 – $2,583
31 – $3,550
15 1/2 – $4,925
14 – $3,568
13 – $2,704
24 – $4,027
24 – $4,266
9 – $2,844
8 – $3,056
1 – $4,000
15 – $4,573
14 – $5,925
1 – $4,600
1 – $5,500
YEARLINGS
(no. – average $)
2012
2013
9 – $3,183
22 – $1,885
37 3/4 – $3,828
26 – $3,251
17 – $3,332
44 – $4,802
20 – $4,077
24 – $3,644
25 – $4,528
21 – $3,245
24 – $2,969
30 – $2,590
35 2/3 – $4,173
4 – $2,800
19 3/4 – $4,185
15 – $3,337
58 – $2,800
27 – $3,250
32 – $4,172
32 – $4,113
56 – $3,600
28 – $4,582
23 – $3,150
37 – $3,477
46 1/4 – $3,771
42 1/2 – $6,027
18 1/4 – $4,600
21 1/3 – $4,127
5 – $2,300
34 – $2,411
31 – $3,510
10 – $4,390
13 – $3,385
1 – $2,300
29 – $3,867
TOTAL
(no. – average $)
2012
2013
11 – $2,459
31 – $4,334
23 – $4,050
25 – $3,138
50 – $5,622
23 1/3 – $5,248
23 – $4,350
53 – $3,671
90 – $5,492
19 – $2,915
27 – $2,962
19 – $3,232
30 – $3,213
37 – $3,835
18 – $3,644
34 – $4,535
20 – $4,010
31 – $4,410
56 – $3,550
39 3/4 – $4,059
28 – $4,239
20 – $5,610
44 – $4,361
49 – $5,067
27 – $3,800
68 – $4,413
47 – $4,920
50 1/4 – $5,359
34 3/4 – $3,701
27 – $4,411
23 – $2,948
7 – $2,690
40 – $2,583
31 – $3,550
34 1/2 – $4,188
14 – $3,568
13 – $2,704
27 – $3,913
19 – $4,556
9 – $2,661
3 – $2,917
21 – $4,786
38 1/4 – $6,128
45 1/4 – $5,209
8 – $3,631
33 – $5,250
10 – $4,490
35 – $4,571
51 – $5,325
8 – $3,087
32 – $4,167
11 – $3,640
30 – $2,385
32 – $4,369
34 1/2 – $4,730
4 – $3,500
46 – $4,990
21 – $3,404
26 – $5,363
27 – $4,356
1 – $2,900
8 – $3,075
41 2/3 – $4,208
15 – $3,193
35 – $4,961
7 – $2,700
28 – $5,300
43 – $3,506
3 – $2,967
30 – $4,200
37 – $4,675
38 1/4 – $6,128
59 1/4 – $5,378
9 – $3,739
34 – $5,260
10 – $4,490
39 – $6,130
32 – $4,369
51 1/2 – $4,858
4 – $3,500
46 – $4,990
25 – $3,504
38 – $5,314
17 – $3,700
106 1/2 – $5,696
11 – $3,036
28 – $5,300
SALE GROSS
(Bulls Only)
2012 2013
9 – $3,183
22 – $1,885
39 3/4 – $3,831
26 – $3,251
17 – $3,332
58 – $4,884
20 – $4,077
24 – $3,644
67 – $4,273
21 – $3,245
30 – $3,050
30 – $2,590
35 2/3 – $4,173
32 3/4 – $3,898
24 3/4 – $4,115
15 – $3,337
58 – $2,800
27 – $3,250
33 – $4,500
36 – $4,205
59 – $3,600
58 – $4,442
23 – $3,150
68 – $4,234
46 1/4 – $3,771
52 1/2 – $5,772
23 1/4 – $4,484
21 1/3 – $4,127
19 – $2,971
34 – $2,411
31 – $3,510
44 – $3,667
13 – $3,385
1 – $2,300
30 – $3,838
24 – $4,266
18 – $2,753
8 – $3,056
4 – $3,187
35 – $4,571
71 – $4,900
8 – $3,087
32 – $4,167
11 – $3,640
47 – $2,716
48 – $6,694
34 – $4,435
49 1/2 – $4,143
8 – $3,075
42 1/3 – $4,378
19 – $3,373
38 – $5,117
22 – $3,523
110 1/2 – $5,517
43 – $3,506
3 – $2,967
30 – $4,200
$27,050
$134,350
$92,800
$78,450
$281,100
$122,450
$100,050
$194,550
$494,300
$55,400
$80,000
$61,400
$96,400
$141,900
$65,600
$154,200
$80,200
$136,700
$187,600
$161,350
$118,700
$112,200
$191,900
$248,300
$102,600
$300,050
$231,250
$269,300
$128,600
$119,100
$67,800
$18,825
$103,300
$110,050
$144,500
$49,950
$35,150
$105,650
$86,575
$173,000
$234,400
$318,650
$33,650
$178,850
$44,900
$236,100
$139,800
$250,200
$14,000
$229,550
$87,600
$201,950
$62,900
$606,650
$33,400
$148,400
$28,650
$41,475
$152,300
$84,550
$56,650
$283,300
$81,550
$87,450
$286,300
$68,150
$91,500
$77,700
$148,850
$127,650
$101,850
$50,050
$162,400
$87,750
$148,500
$151,400
$212,500
$257,650
$72,450
$294,000
$174,400
$303,050
$104,250
$88,050
$56,450
$81,975
$108,800
$165,000
$44,000
$2,300
$115,150
$102,400
$49,550
$24,450
$12,750
$160,000
$347,900
$24,700
$133,250
$36,400
$127,650
$321,350
$150,800
$205,100
$24,600
$185,350
$64,100
$194,450
$77,500
$609,550
$150,800
$8,900
$126,000
49
2013 Charolais Spring Bull Sale Statistics
Sales
S.E. Sask. Breeders
Saint-Martin Bull Test Stn
Sandan Charolais
Saunders Bull Sale
Select Genetics Bull Sale
Size Matters Annual Sale
South Central AB Breeders
Southland Breeders
A. Sparrow Farms
Steppler Farms
Thistle Ridge Bull Sale
Top Cut Bull Sale
Tradition Bull Sale
Transcon's Cattle Country
Transcons Mountain View
Vente Synergie
Vermillionaires Charolais Group
Vikse Family Farm
Vinoy Bull Test Station
Wawedash Farms
White Cap/Rosso
White Is Right
Winn Man Farms Bull Sale
Wrangler Made Bull Sale
GROSS Dollars $
LOTS-Average
MATURE BULLS
(no. – average $)
2012
2013
TWO-YEAR-OLDS
(no. – average $)
2012
2013
1 – $5,400
6 – $3,833
17 – $5,438
20 – $3,400
4 – $2,650
1 – $4,100
18 – $4,094
2 – $2,450
3 – $6,417
3 – $4,000
1 – $3,000
$4,650
3 – $4,267
10 – $5,000
2 – $3,500
6 – $4,029
3 – $4,400
3 – $2,733
24 – $3,554
55 – $5,279
71 – $4,152
29 – $3,880
27 – $4,372
26 – $4,910
8 – $4,269
2 - $9,300
21 – $3,919
31 – $5,135
3 – $4,067
YEARLINGS
(no. – average $)
2012
2013
14 – $3,336
32 – $3,300
33 – $4,203
29 – $3,615
7 – $4,764
24 3/4 – $3,212
58 – $3,446
16 – $2,281
52 – $7,028
49 – $3,585
19 – $4,460
15 – $3,353
11 – $2,809
22 – $5,029
12 – $3,360
14 – $3,387
38 – $6,001
16 – $2,966
TOTAL
(no. – average $)
2012
2013
35 – $2,900
24 – $3,620
18 – $2,889
9 1/2 – $3,632
23 – $3,237
64 – $3,792
53 – $6,239
41 – $3,563
38 – $3,928
21 3/4 – $3,575
18 – $4,100
12 – $3,775
17 2/3 – $10,210
13 – $2,784
11 – $3,396
36 – $5,730
17 1/2 – $5,320
33 – $4,065
21 – $4,143
20 – $3,405
34 – $3,213
$4,921
$4,457
13 – $2,915
28 – $4,814
12 – $3,360
69 – $4,895
38 – $6,001
16 – $2,966
29 – $3,880
44 1/2 – $4,745
33 – $4,065
29 – $4,177
23 – $3,465
8 1/6 - $85,300 667 1/2 - $3,285,075 765 1/2 - $3,411,950 1867 5/6 - $7,957,750 1813 1/12 - $7,099,650
$10,445
21 – $3,576
32 – $3,300
50 – $4,623
29 – $3,615
8 – $4,681
24 3/4 – $3,212
76 – $3,600
18 – $2,300
55 – $6,995
52 – $3,609
19 – $4,460
15 – $3,353
$4,260
2537 1/3 - $4,435
SALE GROSS
(Bulls Only)
2012 2013
35 – $2,900
44 – $3,520
22 – $2,845
9 1/2 – $3,632
23 – $3,237
85 – $3,823
56 – $6,133
51 – $3,845
38 – $3,928
21 3/4 – $3,575
21 – $4,143
16 – $3,531
41 2/3 – $6,375
13 – $2,784
82 – $4,051
36 – $5,730
46 – $4,255
34 – $3,213
31 – $5,135
26 – $3,419
2586 1/2 - $4,095
$75,100
$105,600
$231,150
$104,850
$37,450
$79,500
$273,600
$41,400
$384,700
$187,650
$84,750
$50,300
$37,900
$134,800
$40,350
$337,775
$228,050
$47,450
$112,500
$211,150
$134,150
$121,150
$11,252,175
$101,500
$154,900
$62,600
$34,500
$74,450
$325,000
$343,450
$196,100
$149,300
$77,750
$87,000
$56,500
$265,600
$36,200
$332,150
$206,200
$195,750
$109,250
$159,200
$88,900
$10,591,900
$3,916
Yearling Averages Over $4000
A. Sparrow Farms
Viske Family Farm
Pro‐Char Bull Sale
Hunter Charolais
$10,210
$6,239
$6,027
$5,730
$5,325
$4,961
$4,802
$4,600
Charolais Power
Palmer – Neilson
Pleasant Dawn
Rollin Acres/Patton/Whiskey Hollow
$4,582
$4,571
$4,528
$4,390
$4,356
$4,208
$4,200
$4,185
Elder Charolais
GitʹR Done Bull Sale
Northern Alliance
Impact Bull Sale
Tradition Bull Sale
Cattlemanʹs Classic
$4,173
$4,172
$4,167
$4,127
$4,113
$4,100
$4,077
Sales Grossing $150,000+
Rawes Ranches
A. Sparrow Farms
Hill 70 Quantock
Charolais Power
$609,550
$347,900
$343,450
$332,150
$325,000
$321,350
$303,050
$294,000
$286,300
$283,300
HEJ Charolais Sale
Vikse Family Farm
Perrot‐Martin
Steppler Farms
White Cap/Rosso
Pleasant Dawn
Hi‐Weigh Bull Sale
$265,600
$257,650
$212,500
$206,200
$205,100
$196,100
$195,750
$194,450
$185,350
$174,400
Forsyth & Tee M Jay
Sandan Charolais
Beck Farms Bull Sale
Palmer – Neilson
Reese Cattle Co.
$165,000
$162,400
$160,000
$159,200
$154,900
$152,300
$151,400
$150,800
$150,800
Sales with 40+ Lots
Rawes Ranches
Hill 70 Quantock
Charolais Power
HEJ Charolais Sale
50
110 1/2
85
82
71
68
67
59
58
Forsyth & Tee M Jay
A. Sparrow Farms
Steppler Farms
Perrot‐Martin
Hi‐Weigh Bull Sale
58
58
56
52 1/2
51
49 1/2
48
46 1/4
White Cap/Rosso
Sandan Charolais
Reese Cattle Co.
Pleasant Dawn
46
44
44
43
42 1/3
41 2/3
32 Year (1982-2013) Charolais Bull Sale Trends
Year
# of Sales
MATURE BULLS
No. Average
TWO-YEAR-OLDS
No. Average
YEARLINGS
No. Average
TOTAL LOTS
No. Average
SALE
GROSS
2013
77
8 1/6
$10,445
765 1/2
$4,457
1813 1/12
$3,916
2586 1/2
$4,095 $10,591,900
2012
77
2
$4,650
667 1/2
$4,921
1876 5/6
$4,282
2537 1/3
$4,435 $11,252,175
2011
68
3
$2,833
645
$3,881
1652 1/2
$3,592
2300 1/2
$3,672
$8,445,975
2010
69
8
$4,050
546 5/12
$3,227
1597 1/4
$3,092
2151 2/3
$3,130
$6,734,050
2009
70
1
$4,000
606
$3,288 1552 13/60
$3,223
2158 13/60
$3,242
$6,999,675
2008
68
3
$5,783
565 1/2
$3,076
1495 7/12
$2,905
2072 4/5
$2,933
$6,079,275
2007
65
4 1/2
$5,011
544 3/4
$3,330
1433 7/10
$2,820
1983 19/20
$2,964
$5,879,625
2006
66
4
$2,988
557
$3,101
1277 11/12
$2,930
1838 11/12
$2,982
$5,483,175
2005
64
3
$2,400
644 1/2
$2,858
1088 5/12
$2,657
1735 11/12
$2,739
$4,754,928
2004
67
3
$2,367
589
$2,427
1159 1/2
$2,390
1751 1/2
$2,403
$4,208,325
2003
69
3
$3,583
799 3/4
$2,968
1389
$2,826
2202 5/6
$2,877
$6,338,363
2002
76
9
$3,161
961
$3,204
1667 5/6
$3,095
2637 5/6
$3,114
$8,215,407
2001
71
11
$3,391
1084
$3,596
1801
$3,087
2896 1/12
$3,272
$9,476,325
2000
73
3
$3,467
971
$3,216
1521 1/4
$2,752
2495 1/4
$2,935
$7,323,043
1999
61
9
$3,092
928
$2,851
1325 1/2
$2,486
2262 1/2
$2,638
$5,968,094
1998
66
10
$3,445
912
$2,884
1545 1/4
$2,534
2467 1/4
$2,667
$6,580,454
1997
62
13 1/4
$4,925
1038 3/4
$2,756
1383 1/2
$2,503
2434 1/2
$2,624
$6,388,423
1996
73
11 1/4
$3,053
1091
$2,436
1587 2/3
$2,338
2682 11/12
$2,381
$6,386,758
1995
76
11
$3,152
1139
$2,901
2019 1/3
$2,521
3169 1/3
$2,660
$8,429,677
1994
77
16
$2,734
1287
$3,122
1487 1/4
$2,872
3084 1/4
$2,884
$8,893,468
1993
87
14
$3,043
1337
$2,736
1773
$2,479
3294
$2,593
$8,543,440
1992
81
31
$2,889
1382 1/4
$2,577
1503
$2,255
3151 1/4
$2,396
$7,550,565
1991
78
11
$2,543
1325 1/4
$2,592
1482 1/4
$2,296
2936 1/4
$2,500
$7,340,941
1990
71
22
$2,645
1315 3/4
$2,839
1407 1/2
$2,408
2745 1/4
$2,616
$7,181,960
1989
65
12 1/2
$3,304
1335 1/8
$2,817
1167 7/8
$2,484
2574 1/2
$2,662
$6,854,090
1988
60
22
$3,040
1179
$2,943
1154
$2,468
2354
$2,742
$6,453,080
1987
52
21
$3,154
1286
$2,572
880
$2,284
2223
$2,513
$5,586,000
1986
46
32
$2,150
1212
$2,396
664
$2,019
1941
$2,314
$4,491,650
1985
52
39
$2,642
1141
$2,302
714
$1,889
2399 3/4
$2,201
$5,280,900
1984
44
37
$2,098
1112 1/2
$2,633
671 1/4
$2,121
1829 1/2
$2,521
$4,611,675
1983
38
20 1/2
$2,832
857
$2,739
398
$2,391
1122 1/3
$2,473
$3,686,050
1982
27
15
$2,898
714 1/4
$2,203
224
$2,066
1,391 3/4
$2,648
$2,775,600
Two-Year-Old Averages Over $4000
Rawes Ranches
Hill 70 Quantock
Steppler Farms
White Cap/Rosso
Palmer – Neilson
$6,933
$6,694
$5,517
$5,334
$5,142
$5,135
$5,000
$4,950
$4,910
$4,743
$4,690
Tradition Bull Sale
A. Sparrow Farms
Charolais Power
Wrangler Made Bull Sale
Hunter Charolais
Pride of the Prairies
Northern Impact
NE Source Bull Sale
$4,400
$4,311
$4,267
$4,266
$4,152
$4,121
$4,067
$4,060
$4,050
$4,007
$4,000
Sales with Increase in
Average over $200
Hunter Charolais
Transconʹs Cattle Country
Git’R Done
Steppler Farms
Top Cut Bull Sale
$1561
$958
$783
$616
$564
$413
$261
$236
$223
$222
51
Canadian Charolais Youth Association
Conference & Show
July 17th to 20th, 2013
Shelburne Fair Grounds, Shelburne, ON
ACCOMMODATIONS
AGENDA
TUESDAY, JULY 16TH
12:00 ‐ 8:00 ..........................................Cattle begin to arrive
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17
8:00 ‐ 1:00 ..................Cattle Arrive/Weigh‐In/Registration
*Please arrive before 1:00 p.m.
12:00 ‐ 1:00 ....................................................................Lunch
1:00 ‐ 4:00 ..........................Intro Meeting/Educational Quiz
4:00 ‐ 5:00 ......................................................................Chores
5:00 ‐ 6:00......................................................................Supper
6:00 ........................................................Welcome and Mixer
THURSDAY, JULY 18
8:00 ‐ 9:00 ..................Breakfast/Morning Announcements
9:00 ‐ 12:00 ..............................................Individual Judging
12:00 ‐ 1:00 ....................................................................Lunch
1:00 ‐ 4:00 ..........................Team Judging/Team Marketing
4:00 ‐ 4:30 ......................................................................Chores
5:00 ........................................................Keep & Cull/Supper
FRIDAY, JULY 19
9:00 ‐ 9:30 ..........................................................Group Photo
9:30 ‐ 11:30 ......................................................Showmanship
11:30 ‐ 12:30 ................................Grooming Demonstration
12:30 ‐ 1:30 ....................................................................Lunch
1:30 ‐ 4:30 ..............Team Grooming/Individual Marketing
4:30 ‐ 5:00 ......................................................................Chores
4:30 ‐ 5:00 ..............................................Provincial Meetings
5:00 ................................................................................Supper
SATURDAY, JULY 20
10:00 ‐ 11:00 ......................................Team Grooming Finals
11:15 ‐ 12:00 ....................................................................AGM
12:00 ‐ 12:45 ..................................................................Lunch
12:45 ‐ 1:00 ..............................................Closing Ceremony
1:30 ‐ 4:00..........................................................Conformation
4:30 ‐ 5:00 ........................................Chores/Cattle Released
6:30........................................Banquet & Awards Ceremony
Red Pine Inn, Alliston, ON
705‐435‐4381 • www.redpineinn.com
Room Rate $109.00/night + tax
(No breakfast, based on single or double occupancy)
Block will be held until June 15, 2013
Best Western Inn & Suites, Orangeville, ON
519‐941‐3311 • www.bestwesternorangeville.com
Room Rate $159.99/night + tax
(All rooms are suites, includes next day complimentary
deluxe continental breakfast)
Block Name – CCYA 2013 – must book by May 31, 2013
TRANSPORTATION
Pearson International Airport in Toronto is 1 hour 15 min
away from Shelburne, ON. Please inform Billie‐Jo
Saunders of your travel itinerary if you are flying into
Toronto and transportation can be arranged if needed.
For more information contact:
Billie‐Jo Saunders • H: 519‐986‐1401 • C: 519‐379‐5405
E: [email protected]
Donations for the silent auction would be
greatly appreciated from anyone to help
raise funds for the conference.
PLATINUM SPONSORS
• Schedule is subject to change
SUNDAY, JULY 21
Toronto Blue Jays have a HOME GAME at The
Rogers Centre. If you interested in attending this
game at 1:05 p.m. let me know. I will get a block of
tickets lined up if there is enough interest.
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The Canadian Charolais Youth Association Conference and Show
COMPETITION AND SHOW RULES AND REGULATIONS
COMPETITION RULES
1. Entry The Canadian Charolais Youth Association (CCYA) show and Conference is open to all youth members in Canada or
foreign countries who are registered members of their respective associations. Canadian members must have paid their
$15.00 active membership fee to the CCYA or their $25 active membership fee to the CCA to be able to participate in the
conference (see http://youth.charolais.com/membership for more information). CCYA members may include their $15
membership fee with their application form for the Conference and Show. Registration for the Conference enters the youth
members in all competitions.
2. Ages The age division for the competitions will be: Junior: 12 and under; Intermediates: 13-16 years; Seniors; 17-21
years, as of January 1 of the current year.
3. Photography Competition The photography competition is open to all participants. The photograph must be taken by
the youth member exhibiting it. Photos should depict the purebred or commercial Charolais industry. Points will be
awarded on clarity, quality, originality and relationship to the Charolais industry. Presentation and/or framing is not
permitted. Photos must not be larger than 8” X 10”. Bring your photo entry to the conference and enter when you register.
Only one photo per exhibitor will be accepted. Pictures entered in past competitions will not be accepted.
4. Art Competition The art competition is open to all participants. All artwork must be done by the youth submitting it.
The artwork must depict something directly related to the Charolais industry. It cannot contain photographs. Any medium
may be used: pencil, crayon, pastel, paint, fabric, wood, clay, etc. Originality is the key. Presentation and/or framing are
encouraged but no points are awarded on this basis. Artwork must be brought to the conference and entered when you
register. Only one entry per exhibitor will be accepted. The highest placing between photography and artwork
competitions will be used in aggregate and scholarship points. Artwork entered in past competitions will not be accepted.
5. Showmanship Competition The showmanship competition will be divided into the three age categories. Animals will
be made available for participants not exhibiting in conformation. If the youth have their own animal, it must be used for
the competition. Showmanship will be a non-fit/dry-brush competition; animals that have been fitted will not be allowed
to be used for the competition. The assigned ring marshal’s decision will be final.
6. Team Grooming Competition The team grooming competition will be twenty minutes in length. Teams of junior,
intermediate and senior participants will be arbitrarily made prior to the show. Yearling heifers will be used exclusively for
the competition. Heifers are to be washed and clipped prior to the competition but dressing prior to commencement will
result in disqualification. Teams will be evaluated on the use of equipment, knowledge, skill, involvement, final appearance
and presentation of the heifer. The judge will select up to three teams in each split to bring their heifer back to compete for
the overall title. Teams that qualify for the final, if available, will have an hour to groom an unclipped animal. If not
available, teams will have an additional 5 minutes per team to touch up the original animal in the show ring. The use of
unethical or artificial fitting practices will result in immediate disqualification and under no circumstances will be tolerated.
7. Team Selling/Judging Competition All participants will choose between team marketing and team judging. This will
be chosen at the time of registration. Teams will be made up of two members who are in the same age category. Teams will
be made prior to the conference, but the committee reserves the right to modify teams based on actual attendance.
a. Team Selling. Each team will have approximately 5-7 minutes to sell an animal, embryo, semen or related product
to a prospective buyer. Teams will be judged on knowledge, enthusiasm, group cooperation/involvement, and overall
ability to convince and sell.
b. Team Judging The hosting province has the authority to choose if one or two classes will be judged. If expected to
judge two classes, in the first class one team member will be responsible for the ring-person duties and the other will
place the class and give a set of oral reasons to the audience. In the second class the team members will alternate
positions.
8. Individual Marketing Individual marketing evaluates participant’s ability to promote a product (or service). Time is
given at the conference; participants are not permitted to use/submit materials in advance.
c. Junior: Individuals are given a choice of individual selling, or developing promotional item - one of: a radio ad, or a
magazine ad. Tape recorders and art supplies will be provided for the ads. Forty-five (45) minutes will be given for
individuals to prepare their marketing campaign.
d. Intermediate: Participants will be required to compare and critique two advertisements of the same medium, and
will be judged on logic and effectiveness. Participants will be judged in originality, and content. Forty-five (45) minutes
will be given for individuals to complete their questionnaire.
e. Senior: Individuals will be required to develop a marketing plan for a specific scenario. The product/service will be
selected by the organising committee prior to the conference. A set of questions will be provided as a template for the
plan, as well as necessary background information. Forty-five (45) minutes will be given for individuals to prepare their
marketing plan. Plans will be submitted in writing and will be judged on logic, clarity, creativity and originality, and
effectiveness.
For Intermediates and Seniors the top 5 participants, based on their written marketing piece, may be asked to return and
given a face-to-face sales pitch to the judge.
9.Keep and Cull Competition Participants will compete individually and learn the basics of keeping females in the herd
on the criteria of past performance and appearance. Members will be given EPD’s and a farm based scenario according to
the competitors age category, as developed by the judge prior to competition, and will be expected to select three females
from a pen of five. A class will be held by the judge prior to the competition to explain the fundamentals of EPD’s and what
the industry is looking for in today’s producing animals.
10. Judging Competition Members will compete individually and will judge classes of steers, females, and bull calves.
Junior participants will be expected to complete written reasons on three classes and oral reasons on one class, as
determined by the organising committee. The time limit for each class will be 20 minutes. The Intermediate and Senior
participants will complete the same classes and be required to submit placings cards as well as complete oral reasons on all
three classes.
11. Oral Reasons Members will compete individually by presenting their oral reasons on previously judged steers,
yearling heifers or bull calves. Junior members will only complete one set of reasons on a chosen class. Only junior
members will be allowed to refer to their judging cards while giving their oral presentation. There will be a time limit of
two minutes.
12. Herdsmanship Competition The organising committee will group youth exhibiting with those youth without cattle
at the Conference and Show. This allows for juniors without cattle to help those with cattle and to meet new people. All
members are encouraged to help keep their alley swept and clean and to help one another out. Teams will be limited to a
maximum of six members and will be made by organisers according to the youth members’ experience/age and the
number of animals to be cared for by the team. A select group of unknown judges will be monitoring the activities of the
participants and will compare notes to pick the winners. All families with cattle will be in the same herdsman group unless
notified by the families that this is unwanted. Farm signs will not be permitted.
13. The Grant Moffat Memorial Ambassador Award Members will be evaluated on the helpfulness, willingness,
encouragement, spirit, and general attitude towards the conference and fellow participants. A select group of unknown
judges will be monitoring the activities of the participants and will compare notes to pick the winners. Members will be
evaluated in their respective age categories. A ballot will be filled out by CCYA members attending the Conference and
Show and will also be used in the judging process.
14. Education Awards Education award monies will be awarded on an overall point basis at the conference and show.
Eligibility requirements are listed in the CCYA Policies and Procedures, section 21. The amount of education award monies
will be $1800, with $1000 for 1st, $500 for 2nd and $300 for 3rd place, based on the breakdown of the following
competitions: Judging & Oral reasons 35%, Ambassador 20%, Showmanship 10%, Photography or Art (best of) 5%, Keep
& Cull 10%, Individual Marketing 15%, Essay Competition 5%.
15. Aggregate Competition
Juniors: Points will be awarded as follows: photography/art – best 5%, judging 25%, showmanship 10%,
herdsmanship 5%, individual marketing 10%, team marketing or team judging 10%, keep/cull 5%, ambassador 10%,
team grooming 10%, oral reasons 5% and 5% for bringing cattle.
Intermediates & Seniors: Points will be awarded as follows: photography/art – best 5%, judging 30%, showmanship
10%, herdsmanship 5%, individual marketing 10%, team marketing or team judging 10%, keep/cull 5%, ambassador
10%, team grooming 10%, and 5% for bringing cattle.
The first and second place winners in each division will be awarded belt buckles to recognise their accomplishments.
Additional monies may be awarded at the discretion of the Conference and Show organising committee.
16. Conformation Classes Offered
I. PUREBRED
a. Bull Calf born in 2013
b. Heifer Calf born in 2013
c. Yearling Heifer born in 2012
d. Female born in 2011 with natural 2013 calf
e. Female born in 2010 or previous with natural 2013 calf
f. Champion & Reserve Purebred Female (top 2 animals from classes I(b-e))
II. COMMERCIAL (50% Charolais or visible Charolais cross)
a. Heifer Calf born in 2013
b. Yearling Heifer born in 2012
c. Female born in 2011 with natural 2013 calf
d. Female born in 2010 or previous with natural 2013 calf
e. Champion & Reserve Commercial Female (top 2 animals from classes II(a-d))
III. SPECIAL CLASSES
a. Best purebred, designated red factor animal in the show.
b. Market steer (50% Charolais or visible Charolais cross)
Supreme Champion Charolais Female will then be selected from the top 2 animals from classes I(f) and II(e).
Entry deadline is June 15, 2013 and no entries postmarked after this date will be accepted.
17. Prizes All prizes and placings will be announced only at the banquet on the final night, with the exception
of conformation.
CONFERENCE AND SHOW REGULATIONS
1. Absolutely NO parent/adult participation will be allowed. Barn bosses and ambassador volunteers will be
monitoring the barn, wash rack, and tie-out areas at all times. Any parent/adult participation may result in a deduction of
aggregate and scholarship points from the youth member in question. Senior members are encouraged to help the junior
members. This includes the set-up and take-down of the stall.
2. All purebred animals entered must be registered with the CCA. Crossbred heifers do not need to be registered. Calves
should be registered and must be tattooed by show day. No tattooing will be permitted on the grounds. Original registration
certificates must accompany purebred cattle to the show, including all calves. Tattoos will be checked upon arrival.
3. Members showing animals that are owned by them or their family can enter as many head as they choose, keeping in
mind that they are responsible for showing their entries. Members who cannot bring their own cattle but wish to enter the
conformation show may enter an animal belonging to another Charolais breeder. However, members entering cattle not
owned by them or their family are limited to only one entry.
4. Animals must be shown by the youth member entering them unless more than one entry is in the class.
5. There is no limit placed on the number of entries per class, however, the youth will be responsible for finding other youth
to help them show.
6. The entry fee is $15 per class. Calves may be split off cows, but in the case of a pair that goes on to the finale, the heifer
calves will be ineligible to be shown in the heifer calf division.
7. Classes will be determined after the entry deadline and will contain approximately eight to ten animals.
8. All animals are expected to be broke to lead. If in a case where the animal in question poses a threat to the safety of the
other participants, the owner will be asked to remove the animal from the show barn. The Barn Boss will have final say.
9. A bedding base will be provided to all participants. Exhibitors will be responsible for their own feed for the duration of
the conference. Night tie-outs will be available, as well as pens for nurse cows.
10. For all CCYA members the consumption of alcoholic beverages is strictly prohibited on show grounds or during any
show activities. Failure to comply with this rule will result in immediate disqualification and removal from the remainder of
the Conference and Show.
11. Unethical fitting practices are not allowed in any of the competitions. This includes the use of artificial tail heads, and
artificial fillers such as stomach filling; unless deemed necessary by a veterinarian.
12. Surgical alterations are not permitted on any animal being exhibited, unless a valid veterinarian certificate is produced
that explains the reason for them.
13. All participants are expected to participate in all events, unless illness forces them out of competition. Youth not
participating in all events will lose aggregate and scholarship points. Any youth that chooses not to participate in all events
may be disqualified from all competitions and show, and forfeit any prizes or awards that they may have otherwise earned.
14. The show shirt is expected to be worn for conformation, showmanship and team grooming. Name tags are to be worn
at all times.
15. The hosting CCYA Conference and Show Organizing Committee, Agricultural Society, or any of the show advisors or
volunteers is not responsible for loss, injury or accident to animals, property or humans for the duration of the Conference
and Show.
16. By submitting the attached entry form and signing the Code of Conduct, the youth member agrees to abide by all the
above rules and regulations for the competitions and the cattle show. A group of adult advisors, including the Youth
Coordinator have been appointed by the hosting Conference and Show Organizing Committee to enforce the rules and
regulations. The hosting CCYA Conference and Show Organizing Committee has the power to, at any time, intervene to
settle disputes or clarify the rules.
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CCYA 2013 CONFERENCE & SHOW OFFICIAL REGISTRATION FORM
Name: ........................................................................................................................................................... Birthdate: ..........................
Address: ................................................................................................................... Town: ...................................................................
Postal Code: ............................... Email Address: .......................................................................... Tel: ..............................................
# of Conferences Attended: ............ Allergies (asthma, dietary restrictions, etc.) ...........................................................................
Individual Marketing Competition – Juniors only have a choice between: (Check One)
Individual Marketing Magazine Ad or Radio Ad (time and materials will be provided) or Individual Selling
Team Event (choose one) Team Selling or Team Judging
Mail or fax entries by June 1st to:
Billie‐Jo Saunders, 725246 Sideroad 22A, RR #3, Markdale, Ontario N0C 1H0 • Fax 519‐986‐1403
H: 519‐986‐1401 C: 519‐379‐5405 E: [email protected]
• Make cheques payable to Canadian Charolais Youth Association
Livestock Registration
Do you want your family as one herdsman group or in mixed groups? One Group Mixed Groups
Class
Name/Tattoo
Registration #
CANADIAN CHAROLAIS YOUTH ASSOCIATION
CODE OF CONDUCT
The Canadian Charolais Youth Association strives to promote respectful behavior in all areas of
its Conference and Show by youth participants and parents.Both the participant and their parents/guardian must sign this form prior to the youth participating in any Canadian Charolais
Youth Association Conference and Show.
As a participating youth in the Canadian Charolais Youth Association I agree to abide by the
following Code of Conduct:
1. Offer constructive support of my fellow participants.
2. Show appreciation of good work by competitors.
3. As a visitor to conference/show facilities and motel/hotel, respect the property and
regulations of the host facility/motel.
4. Recognize the integrity of the judges and officials and respect the difficulty of their
decisions and accept their decisions with good sportsmanship.
5. Respect the feelings of all participants and the efforts made by all.
6. Learn at least one new skill during the course of the conference/show.
7. Express thanks to organizing members, sponsors, and officials for helping to present the
Conference and Show.
8. By word and deed, offer leadership to new conference/show members.
9. Refrain from using alcohol or drugs during the entire time of the Conference and Show.
I UNDERSTAND THAT IF I DO NOT COMPLY IN ANY WAY WITH THE ABOVE CODE OF
CONDUCT, THAT I WILL FORFEIT ANY PRIZES/AWARDS I MAY HAVE EARNED, AND I WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE REMAINDER OF THE CONFERENCE AND SHOW.I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I
MAY BE SUSPENDED FROM ATTENDING THE FOLLOWING YEAR’S SHOW AND CONFERENCE.MY
REINSTATEMENT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SHOW/CONFERENCE WILL BE REVIEWED BY THE
CANADIAN CHAROLAIS YOUTH ASSOCIATION NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS/THE CANADIAN CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE.
YOUTH PARTICIPANT
Date ........................................................................................................................................................
Signature ..............................................................................................................................................
Print Name of Participant ...............................................................................................................
AS PARENT(S)/GUARDIAN(S) OF THE YOUTH PARTICIPANT, I HAVE READ AND
UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE RULES AND BY MY SIGNATURE, AM IN
AGREEMENT WITH THIS CODE OF CONDUCT.
PARENT/GUARDIAN 1
Date ........................................................................................................................................................
Signature ..............................................................................................................................................
Print name............................................................................................................................................
PARENT/GUARDIAN 2
Date ........................................................................................................................................................
Signature ..............................................................................................................................................
LIVESTOCK FEE @ $20/ANIMAL
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
*CCYA MEMBERSHIP @ $15.75/EACH
ADULT REGISTRATION @ $150/INDIVIDUAL
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED
Entry Fee
$
$150.00
$
$
$
Adult Registration $150 – Children under 5 FREE
Name:____________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________
Name:____________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________
Adults & Guests will have the opportunity to sign up for various activities or volunteer positions
at the youth registration booth.
* Separate cheque required for CCYA Membership ($15.75) payable to CCYA
INSTRUCTIONS
• All youth members attending the show are required to pay their annual CCYA membership of $15.75 which
funds the semi-annual newsletter, purchase incentive program, leadership scholarship and essay competition.
Please enclose a separate cheque for this amount payable to the Canadian Charolais Youth Association (CCYA).
• Animals can be borrowed from a family who does not have a participating youth member, but ONLY ONE (1) animal can be
registered per participating member.
• Members showing animals owned by them, their family, or a family with a participating youth member can enter
multiple animals.
• List each entry separately.
• Additional livestock entries can be submitted on a separate sheet of paper.
• Photocopies of livestock registration papers must accompany entry form.
• Please note the changes to this year's rules and regulations and make sure that you have met all of the
requirements.
• A signed Code of Conduct must accompany all youth member registrations, absence of the signed form will render youth
member ineligible to partake in the Conference & Show.
• Registration fee is $150 per youth. This includes merchandise, meals for Tuesday lunch through Friday night Banquet and all
competitions except the cattle show. Registration fee for Adults includes all meals and banquet ticket.
• First-time participants will receive a $50 rebate from the CCYA after the conference, but should pay the full registration amount.
• Cheques should be made payable to Canadian Charolais Youth Association.
Print name Parent/Guardian .........................................................................................................
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IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES IN OUR INDUSTRY
AD RATES
Calendar of Events
Charolais Banner
Ads
Black & White
Full Colour
Full Page
$725
$1050
2/3 Page
610
840
1/2 Page
490
685
1/3 Page
345
505
1/4 Page
285
410
1/6 Page
190
n/a
1/8 Page
145
n/a
1” Business Card
45
n/a
Classified
80
n/a
2”x1 column (add $10.00 to put on web for 1 month)
• Pictures – $10 • Photos taken by fieldmen – $25
• Overruns are $1 each
• Catalogue prices available on request
• 4 ad contracts offer a 15% discount (card ad exempt)
• Position pages will be given to yearly contracts
• Sale Budget includes Banner fieldman to attend the sale,
take pictures, work the ring and report the sale. Female sale
budget is $400 sale attendance fee plus 2 colour pages in
Charolais Banner or equivalent in Charolais Connection.
Bull sale budget is $400 sale attendance fee plus 1 colour
page in Charolais Connection.
May 28
Last Chance Bull Sale, 12 noon, Johnstone’s Auction
Mart, Moose Jaw, SK
June 7 & 8
Saskatchewan Charolais Association 50th Anniversay
Celebration & AGM in conjunction with the Canadian
Charolais Association AGM, Moose Jaw, SK
June 22
Manitoba Charolais Association Pen Show and Picnic,
Miami, MB
June 26
T Bar Invitational Golf Tournament, Saskatoon, SK
July 17-20, 2013
CCYA Conference & Show, Shelburne, ON
July 19
Heart of Canada Show, Harding, MB
Charolais Connection
Ads
Black & White
Full Colour
Full Page
$1100
$1450
2/3 Page
825
1125
1/2 Page
690
945
1/3 Page
525
725
1/4 Page
440
615
1/6 Page
330
n/a
1/8 Page
220
n/a
Classified
80
n/a
Classified
140
n/a
• Pictures – $10 • Photos taken by fieldmen – $25
• Yearly contract – buy 2 ads and get the third at half price
(card ad exempt)
• Position pages will be given to yearly contracts
• Catalogue prices available on request
September 7
M & L Cattle Co. & Guests Production Sale, 1:00 p.m., at
the farm, Indian River, ON
September 21
Eastern National Charolais Sale, 1:30 p.m, at Louber
Farms, Ste‐Marie de Beauce, QC
September 28
Uppin’ the Ante Sale, 2:00 p.m., Maple Hill Auction,
Hanover, ON
October 12
Expo Boeuf Show, Victoriaville, QC (A BOSS Show)
October 19
PUBLISHING DEADLINES
Autumn Prestige Sale, 6:30 p.m., Lowes Auction
ISSUE
AD DEADLINE
MAILING
AUGUST Banner
July 25
Aug. 9
FALL Connection
Sept. 18
Oct. 2
OCTOBER Banner
Oct. 9
Oct. 23
DECEMBER Banner
Nov. 27
Dec. 11
Services, Lindsay, ON
October 26
Maple Leaf Charolais Production Sale, 1:00 p.m.,
Lakedell Ag Centre, Westerose, AB
November 14
The Banner cannot be responsible for errors in advertisements
received after the ad deadline. The Charolais Banner reserves the
right to refuse any advertisement. On any advertisement, the
Charolais Banner is not liable for any charges over and above the
cost of that advertisement. No agency commission allowed on
livestock advertising rates. The Charolais Banner assumes no
responsibility for distribution.
Canadian Western Agribition Charolais Sale, 3:30 p.m.,
Auditorium, Evraz Place, Regina, SK
November 15
Canadian Western Agribition Charolais Show, 2:30 p.m.,
Stadium West, Evraz Place, Regina, SK
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Advertisers Index
Amabec Charolais .........................................58
Future Farms .................................................56
Patton Charolais............................................59
Anchor J Charolais ........................................56
Gerrard Cattle Co..........................................56
Perrot-Martin Charolais ................................60
Arntzen, Dean ...............................................55
Gilliland Bros. Charolais................................60
Phillips Farms.................................................60
B Bar D Charolais ..........................................58
Grant Farms ...................................................56
Pleasant Dawn Charolais .........................29,58
Bar H Charolais..............................................59
GRP Ltd. .........................................................55
Poley, Chris ....................................................55
Bar Punch Ranch ...........................................56
H.S. Knill Company Ltd. ................................55
Potter Charolais ............................................59
Bar 7 Easy Charolais .....................................56
Happy Haven Charolais ................................57
Prairie Cove Consulting ................................55
Beau Char Charolais......................................56
Hard Rock Land & Cattle Co.........................57
Prairie Gold Charolais ...................................60
Beck Farms.....................................................59
Harvie Ranching ...........................................56
Be-Rich Farms ................................................56
HEJ Charolais ................................................56
Blackbern Charolais ......................................58
Hicks Charolais ..............................................58
Bo-Jan Enterprises.........................................59
High Bluff Stock Farm...................................57
Bova-Tech Ltd. ...............................................55
Horseshoe E Charolais ..................................60
Bovine Elite ..................................................IBC
HTA Charolais Farm .....................................57
Bow Valley Genetics Ltd. ..............................55
Hunter Charolais ..........................................57
Bricney Stock Farms ......................................59
JMB Charolais ...............................................58
Bridor Charolais.............................................58
Johnstone Auction ........................................55
Brimner Cattle Company ..............................59
Jordan River Charolais ..................................60
Buffalo Lake Charolais .................................56
Kaiser Charolais Farm ...................................56
Canadian Charolais Association ...................10
Kanewischer, Jerry ........................................55
RRTS Charolais...............................................57
Canadian Simmental Association...................7
Kay-R Charolais ............................................56
Saddleridge Charolais ...................................57
Carey, Brent ...................................................55
Kirlene Cattle ................................................58
Sandan Charolais Farms................................57
Cedardale Charolais ......................................58
La Ferme Patry de Weedon ..........................59
Saskatchewan Charolais Association .............5
Cedarlea Farms (Cypress)..............................35
Land O' Lakes Charolais................................58
Saunders Charolais........................................59
Charla Moore Farms .....................................59
Langstaff Charolais .......................................58
Scarth Cattle Co. ...........................................58
Char-Maine Ranching ...................................56
Laurel Creek Ranch .......................................60
Serhienko/Voegeli Cattle Co. .......................60
Charolais Journal...........................................55
Leemar Charolais ..........................................56
Sharodon Farms ............................................59
Char-Top Charolais (Cypress) ........................35
LEJ Charolais..................................................58
Skeels, Danny ................................................55
Charworth Charolais Farms ..........................56
Lindskov-Thiel Charolais Ranch....................60
Sliding Hills Charolais ...................................60
Chomiak Charolais .......................................56
LiveAuctions.TV.............................................55
A. Sparrow Farms.........................................IFC
Circle Cee Charolais Farms.........................3,56
M & L Cattle Co.............................................58
Sproule Charolais ..........................................57
Clear Lake Charolais .....................................56
Mack's Charolais............................................59
Spruceview Charolais ....................................57
Cornerstone Charolais ..................................58
Maple Leaf Charolais ....................................57
Stephen Charolais Farm................................60
Cougar Hill Ranch .........................................59
Martens Cattle Co. ........................................60
Steppler Farms Ltd. .................................37,58
Creek's Edge Land & Cattle Co. ..............15,59
Martens Charolais .........................................58
C2 Charolais...................................................57
McAvoy Charolais Farm ...........................37,60
Davis-Rairdan ................................................55
McKay Charolais............................................58
Diamond W Charolais...................................59
McKeary Charolais ........................................57
Dorran, Ryan .................................................55
McLeod Livestock ..........................................55
Double L Ranch .............................................56
McTavish Charolais........................................60
Dubuc Charolais ............................................59
Meadows Charolais.......................................58
Dudgeon-Snobelen Land & Cattle ...............58
Medonte Charolais.....................................3,59
Eaton Charolais .............................................60
Miller Land & Livestock ................................59
Elder Charolais Farms ..............................39,59
Murphy Livestock ..........................................57
Ericson Livestock Services .............................55
Mutrie Farms .................................................60
Everview Charolais ........................................57
Myhre Land and Cattle.................................58
Whiskey Hollow Cattle Company ................59
Fawcett Cattle Company Inc. .......................56
Nahachewsky Charolais ................................60
White Cap Charolais .....................................60
Fischer Charolais............................................56
Norheim Ranching ........................................55
White Heather Charolais ..............................57
Prairie Sky Farms (Cypress) ...........................35
Pro-Char Charolais ........................................57
Qualman Charolais ......................................60
Ranch Ostiguy Charolais...............................59
Rawes Ranches ..............................................57
Rebuild with Steel.........................................55
Reykdal Farms Charolais...............................58
Ringuette Charolais ......................................58
Rollin' Acres Charolais ..................................59
Rosso Charolais (Cypress)..............................35
Stock, Mark ...................................................55
Stockmen's Insurance....................................55
Sunrise Charolais ...........................................59
Temple Farms ................................................60
Thistle Ridge Ranch ......................................57
Transcon Livestock Corp. ..............................56
Tri-N Charolais ...............................................58
Turnbull Charolais .........................................57
Wawedash Farms Ltd....................................60
Western Litho................................................56
Fleury, Michael ..............................................55
N3 Stock Farms (Cypress) ........................IFC,35
Wienk Charolais ............................................60
Foat Valley Stock Farm .................................56
P & H Ranching Co........................................57
Wilgenbusch Charolais ........................60, OBC
Footprint Farms ............................................56
Packer Charolais ............................................59
Winters Charolais ..........................................59
Forsyth Bros. Charolais ................................57
Palmer Charolais ...........................................60
Wood River Charolais (Cypress) ...................35
4-G Charolais Ranch......................................60
Parklane Charolais ........................................57
Wrangler Charolais .......................................57
62
JWX Domino 23Z
Kay-R Land & Cattle Ltd., Waskateneau, AB
JWX Paycheck 1021Z
Cedarlea Farms, Hodgeville
JWX Fifty Shades 706Z
Langstaff Charolais, Wallaceburg, ON
JWX Springsteen 421Z
McCaw Livestock, Whitewood
Plus:
• D & G Charolais, Colborne, ON
• Nahachewsky Charolais, Norquay
• Vee R Bar Charolais, Ceylon (2)
• Claude Lemay, St-Gerrard-Des-Lauren, QC
• Ranch Ostiguy, St. Cesare, QC
• Kaith Caul, Devlin, ON
• Mutrie Farms, Glenavon
• XXX Farms Ltd., Kitscoty, AB
JWX 955Z
Slack Farms, Harrisburg, SD
We invite you to stop by this summer
and see our 400 females on grass with
next year’s prospects.
Box 4, Halbrite, SK S0C 1H0
John & Brenda 306-458-2688, cell 306-458-7873
Craig & Tricia 306-458-7482 • Colin, Conrad & Erica
[email protected] • www.wilgenbuschcharolais.com

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