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COMSTOCK
CATILE SERVICES
Lynn Presley, Owner
10400 Goodes Mill Lake Road
Pascagoula, MS 39567
(H) (601) 475-8816
(0) (601) 769-3091
Allen Page, Farm Manager
225 Silver Creek Farm Road
H ayneville, AL 36040
(H) (334) 563-7054
(0) (334) 563-7273
V Plan to join us on Friday, November 28 ~
for our pre-sale "Beef Thanksgiving."
~ Cattle will be on display all afternoon. A
Greg Comstock & Leslie Comstoc"
129 West St. • Louisa, VA 23093
(540) 967-9577
FAX: (540) 967-1763
SENEPOL
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SENEPOL CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
FALL
1997
DEPARTMENTS
FEATURES
''Food for Thought'' ................................ 3
Thoughts from SCBA Executive VicePresident, Greg Comstock
Advertisers Index .........16
Calendar of Events ....... .16
Lifetime Membership ............................. 5
Reduced Rate Registered Fee ....................... 5
Trait Leaders ................................ .. .. 6-7
Super Cow List .................................. 10
Final Five Campaign.............................. 13
COVER -
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SCBA Executive Vice-President, Greg Comstock, found HL-W10 , the Senepol
Breed's 1st ''Maternal Elite" Super cow, with a big heifer calf ready to wean.
FALL 1997
Sale Reports ... ........14-15
SCBA News ..............14
RABS125A
Fullblood Senepol Bull
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COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE
Art Martinez, owner
26900 NW 132nd Pkwy.• Okeechobee, FL 34972
(305) 446-3234 • (305) 443-9651 FAX
SEN EPOL WORLD
Food for Thought
By Greg Comstock,
SCBA Executive Vice President
Opportunity is always present - sometimes it's just harder to see!
SENEPOL CATILE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
BREED FOUNDED IN
U.S. VIRGIN
ISLANDS
P.O. Box 901594 • KANSAS C1TY, MO 64190-1594
1501
SHIPPING ADDRESS
WYANDOTIE, KANSAS CITY,
MO 64101
1-800-SENEPOL
1997 SENEPOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
As seedstock producers, we've just lived through a relatively dismal cattle price
cycle. It provided the opportunity to purchase cattle last fall for resale last spring
or to build our herds with low cost replacements. However, most of us were a bit
too timid to seize the moment. Now with fall rains replenishing parched pastures
and prices being more stable the "wish I had" club has lots of new members.
MITCHELL GAY, PRESIDENT
552 Co. Rd. 271 • Clanton, AL 35045
(205) 646-3999 - office • (205) 646-3213 - home
(205) 646-3889 - FAX
ART M ARTINEZ, VICE PRESIDENT
401 Miracle Mile Suite 302 • Coral Gables, FL 33134
(305) 446-3234 - office • (305) 663-9914 - home
(305) 443-9651 - FAX
STAN COLEY
PAST- PRESIDENT, EX-OFFICIO
Rt. 1, Box 1216 • Statham, GA 30666
(770) 725-5797 - office • (770) 725-2253 - home
(770) 725-5281 - FAX
GREG COMSTOCK, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
P.O. Box88 • Louisa, VA23093
(540) 967-3825 • (540) 967-1763 - FAX
JOHNNY BRANTLEY
636 AL Hwy. 35 • Section, AL 35771
(205) 228-7489 - home • (205) 638-4360 - store
(205) 638-7393- FAX
HANS L AWAETZ
P.O. Box 1576 • Fredriksted St. Croix,
usvr 00841-1576
(809) 778-2229 - office • (809) 778-3602 - home
(809) 771-0279 - mobile • (809) 778-0270 - FAX
JERRY WHITE
P.O. Box 215 • Bladenboro, NC 28320
(910) 648-6171 - day• (910) 863-3170 - night
D EE ANDERSON
Rt. 2, Box 679 • Willis, TX 77378
(409) 767-4905- home • (281) 514-2317 - office
JIM GRESHAM
4631 Jonesboro Rd. • Hampton, GA 30228
(770) 478-1465 - home • (770) 389-1600- office
(770) 389-1650 - FAX
JOHNNY MAC SMITH
4590 Clifton Pike • Versailles, KY 40383
(606) 873-0674 - home/FAX
Orro McCARTY
I have had the opportunity to study some of the herds that have survived tough
times in the cattle business before. Much of what separates the short-term
purebred breeder from the long-term seedstock producer is their respective ability
to find the opportunities and their desire to act upon them. Bovine opportunists
seem to have herd numbers at low levels just before cattle prices start to fall, yet
arrive at the peak of the price cycles with their pastures overstocked and ready to
sell. Many of these folks that expect to be around for awhile have started building,
expanding their herd numbers. They see the opportunity!
There will be more Senepol sold via private treaty and public auction in the fall of
'97 than at any time in the past. What an opportunity! More to choose from, greater
genetic variation, greater depth of quality. In short, more Senepol genetic value
than has ever been available! The opportunity is there - all you have to do is act.
The SCBA is doing its part to increase your opportunity for profit! All you have to
do is read this issue of Senepol World!
The Reduced Rate Registration Fee has been extended through Dec. 31. Several
fall sales have already indicated that the demand for Senepol has increased,
especially from the commercial segment of the industry. They are worth more if
they are registered and this reduced rate registration fee allows breeders to register
some older cattle that have slipped through the cracks at the low rate of $15 each.
Even if they are over 2 years old, it's still only $15 per head.
SCBA's Lifetime Membership has been marked down to the Holiday sale price of
only $500. This means you can buy it once, and never be burdened with having to
pay dues again. You will be protected from any future price increases or late
charges on annual dues.
P.O. Box 68 • Aiken, SC 29802
(803) 648-4843
DAN CROSS
155 Cross Creek Dr. • Gold Hill, NC 28071
(704) 279-6249 - home/FAX
M . BEATRIZ DIAZ
BAMCO CCS 090-00
P.O. Box 522237 • Miami, FL 33152-2237
Tel. (02) 284-6575 • (02) 284-4341 - FAX
Russ PAGE
1201 Sunset Ridge • Watkinsville, GA 30677
(706) 769-0797 - office (706) 769-0796 - home
CARL PARKER JR.
305 Co. Rd. 591 • Rogersville, AL 35652
(205) 247-0521
A.B.R.A. Staff
Member Services - Mary Ann McFarland &
Beverly Kincaid
Financial & Computer Services - Ken Harwell
Performance Programs & Sire Summary Dr. John Hough
The Command Performance Show & Sale at the Houston Livestock Show &
Rodeo is scheduled for Feb. 20-21 and will put Senepol on display at the world's
largest livestock exposition. Literally hundreds of thousands of cattlemen from
around the world will get their first look at Senepol. Each of us should seize the
opportunity to attend this event and make sure their first impression of Senepol is
a great one! The international interest in Senepol is at an all-time high, and this
event will be of great value to our breed as we work to enter some of those global
markets.
It's said that you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink. That's true
enough of our situation. The next 24 months are going to be full of opportunities
for Senepol cattle and the folks that raise them. All indications are that Senepol is
going to get a bigger slice of the pie - the opportunity is there, but it's self serve!
EPD
BW
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RAB Mr Efficiency 5126A
BW
WW
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We feel that CN 5938D "Pure Profit" Is the breed's top
Longford son. That is why we selected him as our junior
herd sire to complement our senior herd sire RAB Mr
Efficiency S126A. Use him to add depth of body and
heart girth. His dam maintained a sub-365-day calving
interval for 8 calves. BW 75, WW Ratio: 117.
RAB Mr Efficiency Sl 26A is proving to be a breed impacting
sire. He is a multiple-trait sire that produces moderate birth
weight calves which are stout and fast-growing with lots of
muscle. His daughters are very feminine, excellent milkers
with beautiful udders, and wean heavy calves. BW 70, Ratio
114, WW Ratio 115, 'vW Ratio l 09.
Semen $15.00/strow
Semen $25.(XJ/straw
At Cedar HIii Form we strive to provide our customers with trouble-free,
practical, efficient Senepol cattle that work without being pampered. Our
comprehensive approach combines performance, pedigree and
phenotype to produce Senepol, Senegus and Seneford cattte that stand
apart from the crowd .
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CEDAR HILL FARM
Rt. 2, Box 85A
Jane Lew, WV 26378
(304) 884- 7993
Dan Stickel, Owner
Semen available from both these sires at: North American Breeders. Inc.
P.O. Box 228 • Berryville. VA 22611 • (504) 955-3647 • (540) 955-2298 Fax
SENEPOL CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
SPECIAL LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Membership Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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Lifetime Membership
$500 1
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Official Represe ntative: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
(check enclosed, payable to SCBA)
(Pl ease Print Name)
Herd Lettering for
Official Representative: - - - -- - - - --
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Tattooing/Branding
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(Signature)
1st choice
Mailing Address: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Cicy: _
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State: _ __
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Zip: _ _
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Telephones: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
I hereby make application for lifetime membership in the Senepol Cattle Breeders Association.
The $500 lifetime membership fee is enclosed. I agree to abide by the bylaws of the Senepol Cattle
Breeders Association as now in force or as they may be amended.
_ _ _ 2nd choice
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_ __ 3rd choice
l would also like to donate _ _ _
to the final Five Senepol
Promotional Fund to be used for
promotion of Senepol.
(clieck one)
Domestic International
~1~1For office use only
Membership Number _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Herd Letters _ _ _ _ _ Date _ _ __
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SENEPOL WORLD
\
Special $500 Lifetime Membership Offer!
I
·Here's Why & How!
A lifetime membership saves you money over
the long haul, and keeps your membership status
always intact You'll never be dropped again
because you forgot to mail in your dues and
you'll never be bothered with the annual chore of
making sure that your dues get paid.
The $500 lifetime membership will help SCBA
get through the current cash flow intensive
period, which has been brought about by
increased efforts in promotion and increased
research and development in such areas as
International trade, Senepol Genetic Evaluation,
and attempting to develop stronger industry
relationships with order buyers, feeders and
packers.
To sign up for the $500 lifetime membership,
simply complete the form on page 4 and mail
with your $500 check made payable to SCBA,
EO. Box 901594, Kansas City, MO 64190-1594.
Those purchasing the lifetime membership will
receive a Lifetime Member certificate upon their
application being processed.
SCBA Extends Reduced Registration Fee on
Older Animals Through December 31st!
Remember, They're worth more if they are registered ....
The Board of Directors of the Senepol Cattle
Breeders Association has opted to extend the
special reduced registration fee incentives
throughout the remainder of 1998.
Originally, this incentive, wh1ch began at the '97
National Senepol Convention in Pigeon Forge,
Tenn., was to have run through October.
The decision to extend this incentive came after
member comments that fall was the normal time
most spring calving programs would take care of
their registrations, thus it would be more
convenient if the reduced registration fee were
extended throughout the fall.
through the cracks, and have become over one year
of age without being registered. Through this offer,
no registration will cost more than $15. Prior to this
special incentive, registering .an 18-month-old
animal might have cost $25, or even as much as $50
if the animal was over two years of age. Animals
that are eligible for registration at the $12 fee (0-9
months of age) will still be registered at that price,
and will be unaffected by the reduced registration
fee incentive.
The goal of this incentive is twofold;
first to increase registrations by making it more
affordable to members; second, to gain some
animals in the Senepol database that had been
omitted, because they were not registered.
The reduced registration fee offers tremendous
savings when registering animals that had slipped
FALL 1997
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ABOUT GENETIC TRAIT LEADERS
A Genetic Trait Leader is a bull that exhibits genetic
superiority in at least one of five individual traits as reported in
the Senepol Sire Summary. There is also a Multiple Trait
Performance Sire award which recognizes sires who exhibit
superiority in combined traits. Genetic superiority may be
defined by a particular bull's EPDs (Expected Progeny
Difference) as reported in the Senepol Sire Summary, and how
they are superior to the rest of the bulls evaluated for a given
trait.
Changes in the 1997 Senepol Sire Summary
The Board of Directors of the SCBA has approved some
changes in both the 1997 Senepol Sire Summary and the
selection of Genetic Trait Leaders. First, the list of Senepol Sires
has been divided into active and inactive. Inactive sires are
those that have not sired a recorded calf since Jan. 1, 1994.
Additionally, inactive sires must have a minimum accuracy for
Weaning Weight EPD of .50. In most cases, inactive sires are
dead, and have no semen available, or, if semen is available, it
has not produced a recorded calf in the above specified time
frame. Active sires have produced a recorded calf since Jan. 1,
1994, and they must have a minimum accuracy for Weaning
Weight EPD of .40. The active sires represent those bulls seeing
the heaviest use today, and over the last two or three years.
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Changes in the Selection of Genetic Trait Leaders
The primary change in the selection of Genetic Trait
Leaders is that they will only be selected from the Active
Sire List. Otherwise the selection criteria is the same. For
individual traits (including Birth Weight, Weaning
Weight, Maternal Milk, Milk & Growth, and Yearling
Weight EPDs), a sire must have a minimum accuracy of
.60, and have an EPD which ranks him in the top 10% of
the sires listed in the sire summary.
Multiple Trait Performance sires were those that
ranked in the top one-third of the bulls listed in the
Senepol Sire Summary, and had minimum accuracies of
.40 for each of the following traits: Weaning Weight,
Maternal Milk, Milk & Growth and Yearling Weight. In the
past, there was no selection pressure put on Birth Weight
EPD in the selection of a Multiple Trait Performance Sire.
This year, however, the Board approved a change that
requires a sire rank within the lightest two-thirds of the
sires listed in the sire summary for Birth Weight EPD, and
have a minimum accuracy of .40 for that trait to achieve
Multiple Trait Performance status. This is an additional
requirement to those listed above for the other individual
traits.
SENEPOL WORLD
CNszzs
CROSS
CREEK CATTLE
SEMEN
Value priced at
$:ZO/ straw
$ISO/ cane
(Io straws)
Cattle with a calculated difference
Dan & Joyce Cross, Owners
(704) 279-6249
155 Cross Creek Dr.• Gold Hill, NC 28071
All they'll ever need is grass & water.
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WCF9239
WCF624
LTP Ranger l 06U 11 A E.T.
WCF1193
CN 5076
RABS125A
CN5 171
Douglas N 1084
CN 5164
AC608
SHQ4A
Ruddock N1886
SS501
CN 5488
WC853
PW911
WCF9256
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1997 Senepol Genetic Trait Leaders - Maternal Milk
1997 Senepol Genetic Trait Leaders - Birth Weight
01007238
OL004348
01060797
01054080
01008047
01053434
01008050
01004090
01008049
01005350
01052101
OL053165
OL004433
01060898
01000805
01008180
01007240
-3.6 (.60)
-2.8 (.72)
-2.6 (.68)
-2.3 (.65)
-2.2 (.6 1)
-2.0 (.71)
-1.8 (.70)
-1.8 (.70)
-1.6 (.76)
-1.4 (.72)
-1.4 (.65)
-1.4 (.69)
-1.3 (.80)
-1.2 (.67)
-1.2 (.75 )
-1.2 (.65)
-1.2 (.61)
-1 1 (.46)
-14 (.63)
-13 (.52)
-9 (.58)
-17 (.61)
-2 (.63)
-14 (.49)
-23 (.74)
3 (.72)
8 (.66)
-5 (.40)
-8 (.60)
0 (.75)
.4 (.59)
-3 (.70)
I (.62)
-6 (.48)
2 (.2 1)
I (.51)
4 (.25)
7 (. 15)
11 (.25)
9 (.15)
I (. 15)
3 (.56)
6 (.2 1)
-12 (.47)
3 (.21 )
-3 (.42)
5 (.65)
.5 (.15)
3 (.63)
6 (.50)
3 (.33)
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2
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8
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5
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-15 (.29)
-2 l (.58)
-15 (.3 1)
-8 (.40)
-22 (.33)
1 (.47)
-18 (.27)
-29 (.57)
5 (.38)
11 (.46)
-5 (.27)
-12 (.21)
-4 (.67)
-6 (.33)
0 (.63)
2 (.60)
-10 (.17)
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FALL 1997
01060890
01006278
01063969
01004934
01005916
01003800
01064019
01008343
01005366
01003418
01005980
0105 1332
01063821
22 (.65)
19 (.78)
17 (.60)
16 (.72)
15 (.78)
15 (.62)
14 (.61)
0.4(.72) 14 (.66)
2.4 (.76) 14 (.66)
4.8 (.64) 12 (.62)
-0.5 (.62) 12 (.79)
2.3 (.71) 12 (.65)
I.I (.32) 12 (.7 1)
3.5 (.72)
4.2 (.83 )
0.0 (.27)
-0.3 (.77)
2.1 (.76)
2.2 (.65)
5 (. 15)
4 (.52)
-5 (.25)
-8 (.55)
9 (.53)
-5 (.53)
2 (.15)
-6 (.25 )
-I (.49)
3 (.46)
-9 (.61)
-3 (.42)
-1 (.25)
16
14
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2
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9
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30 (.34)
22 (.68)
15 (.33)
10(.52)
21 (.56)
13 (.54)
14 (.35)
9 (.35)
20 (.31)
17 (.5 1)
16 (.61)
17 (.49)
16 (.42)
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4 (.74)
9 (.62)
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1997 Senepol Genetic Trait Leaders - Milk & Growth
SS05
01006548
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4 (.74)
9 (.62)
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1997 Senepol Genetic Trait Leaders - Yearling Weight
AC76l
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01006278
01005980
4.2 (.83)
-0.5 (.62)
19 (.78)
12 (.79)
4 (.52)
-9 (.61)
14
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22 (.68)
16 (.61)
4 (.54)
4 (.64)
10
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15 (.64)
14 (.69)
1997 Senepol Genetic Trait Leaders Multiple Trait Performance
CN 4635
WCS410-S
1997 Senepol Genetic Trait Leaders - Weaning Weight
CN 5489
AC761
WC648Z
CN 273 1
CN 4716
WC416P
WC 754A
CN 5271
C0503
CN 1638
WC525S
ASLExrra37Z
FEL 267
SS05
01005760 -0.9 (.78)
01004591 0.9 (.7l)
11 (.80)
7 (.81)
Have a Safe an~
Happi)' Thanksgiving
PAGE 7
We've got the Ticket...
HBC Chief Renegade IC ET
01063123
1-2-93
EPDs: BW 3.8 (.60); WW 18 (.43);
YW 24 (.35); MM O(.15); M&G 9.
Renegade has emerged as one of
Senepol's changer bulls,
capable of adding growth, muscle,
length of body and scrotal
circumference. His first daughters in
production have beautiful udders and are very wet.
ASL Babe 75U ET
.,
...for Senepol
Growth&
Muscle!
Two Sons of BABE, one of
Senepol's Power Cows!
,JS 26E ET OI078740 1- 1-96
Sire: CN-273 1, Senepol Growth Trail Leader
Dam: ASL Babe 75U E.T.
EPDs: BW I.I ; WW /3; YW 11: MM O; M&G 6
.JS IF ET 01078740 1- l-96
Sire: AC-76/, Senepol Growlh Trail Leader
Dam: ASL Babe 75U £. T.
EPDs: BW 3.4; WW /4: YW 17: MM 6; M&G /3
These rwo brothers by rwo differerrt Growth Trait leaders
and 0111 ofthe Babe cow will add thickness and pounds. In
addition, they should tighten sheaths, impro,·e scrotal
cirrnmference and make dark red, attractive offspring.
Jerry & Callie Leonard
11725 Hwy. I 8 • Grand Bay, AL 3654 1
(334) 865-4595 or (334) 865-5258
Joe Leonard, farm manager
Semen available on all Gulf Coast Sires - call for details.
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SENEPOL WORLD
WC,701A
Semen - $ 15/unit
BW
WW
MM
M&G
EPD
-0.4
11
-5
ACC
.26
.30
.15
Rank
Top 20%
Top IS%
YW
0
12
.1 0
Top 20%
Exciting new sire of several of the top performing &
most impressive ca lves in the RB '98 ca lf crop. Paternal
grandsire, W C-0604, is a Weaning and Yearling Wt.
Trait Leader. Maternal gran dsire, W C-4 l 6 P, is the sire of
Gainer, and a Senepol Genetic Trait Leader for
Wean ing Wt. U se "70 1" to add thickness, volume,
fleshing ability and fertili ty with style!
RAB Mr. Efficiency S 126A
Semen - $25/unit
BW
WW
MM
M&G
EPD
0.7
12
3
9
ACC
67
.57
.15
Rank
Top 60%
Top 10%
Top JO%
YW
19
.49
Top JS%
Top5%
"Mr. Efficiency" is a growth sire whose first
daughters have excelled in both udder quality and
their ability to bring in a heavy calf at weaning.
We believe he is one of the best and could be the
most complete bull in the entire breed.
Owned with Cedar Hill Farm, Jane Lew, W.Va.
RAB S125A
Semen - $25/unit
BW
WW
MM
M&G
-2.0
-2
9
. 71
.63
.15
Top 3%
Top4%
YW
8
.47
Top 20%
A proven "Sleep a ll N ight" h e ifer bu ll whose
daughte rs exhib it trem endo us milk flow. H e is by far
the best ca lv ing ease bu ll we h ave ever used. S ire of
the high -sellin g o pen h e ife r at the '95 N at iona l
Sen epo l sa le.
Owned with Prime Rate R anch,
Ockeechobee, F1a.
RAB Smart Start Sl 76B
BW
EPD
0.8
ACC
.45
Rank Top6S%
Semen - $ 15/unit
WW
MM
M&G
5
-4
.39
.1 5
-1
YW
8
.29
Top 40%
Top JO%
Use S mart Start to get modera te fra med , extra thick,
easy fl esh ing offspring. H e is a n exce llent ch o ice to
use o n those fema les that a re a little too refined .
High se ll ing bull at 1996 N atio n a l sale .
Owned with Cross Creek Cattle and Prestwood
Beef Cattle
AC,761
Semen BW
WW
Use semen from these progeny,
proven RAB herd sires to help
increase the value of your cattle.
$25/unit
MM
M&G
4.2
19
4
14
.83
.78
.52
Top 2% Top 25%
YW
22
.68
Top 4%
Use him to add explosive growth, tremendous muscle
and to get very productive daughters. 1997 Genetic
Trait Leader: Weaning Wt., Yearling Wt. Sired the
high selling female at the '94 & '96 National Senepol
sales
Owned with ASL, Harrogate, Tenn. &
Honey Bee Creek, Hampton, Ga.
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The SCBA Board of Directors approved the following changes in the Super Cow Performance Recognition Program as recommended by the Performance Committee.
The list of sixteen 1997 Super Cows reflects these changes.
1) A cow must have three calves prior to qualifying for Super Cow. This was
increased from two calves.
2) She must only compete against a minimum of three contemporaries per
calf. This was reduced from 10.
3) She must have her second calf by age 42 months, and maintain a 365-day
calving interval after that.
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Owner
Classification
Reg.#
Name
Maternal Excellence
1061985
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5537
Castle
ugent Farms, Christiansted, St. Croix
Maternal Excellence
1061993
C
5545
Castle
ugent Farms, Christiansted, St. Croix
Maternal Excellence
1062016
CN 5569
Castle
ugent Farms, Christiansted, St. Croix
Maternal Excellence
1062017
C
5570
Castle
ugent Farms, Christiansted, St. Croix
Maternal Excellence
1063064
WC7146
Annaly Farms, Fredricksted, St. Croix
Ma ternal Excellence
1068356
AL-B4
Bent Tree Farms, Ft. Payne, Ala .
Maternal Excellence
1008081
AF Basheeba 005X
Springside Farms, Versailles, Ky.
Materna l Excellence
1005961
RAB Miss S60X
R.A. Brown Ranch, Throckmorton, Texas
Maternal Excellence
1007580
WCS261X
R.A. Brown Ranch, Throckmorton, Texas
Maternal Excellence
1053353
STS14Z
Sherman Taul & Sons, Hardinsburg, Ky.
Maternal Excellence
1053750
A103
Parker Senepol, Rogersville, Ala.
Ma ternal Superior
1007528
CN5075
Castle Nugent Farms, Christiansted, St. Croix
Maternal Superior
1056504
HL-W10
Annaly Farms, Fredricksted, St. Croix
Maternal Superior
1006852
RS867W
Smith Farms, Cave City, Ky.
Maternal Elite
1006019
WC5277
Annaly Farms, Fredricksted, St. Croix
Maternal Elite
1006076
WC5505
Annaly Farms, Fredricksted, St. Croix
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Sire Power...
.•. semen & offspring available from the Southern Senepol Genetics breeders listed below...
BFWS 2A Ladd
EPOs: BW +2.7; WW +12; MM +12; M&G +18; YW +B
R,nk w/ie bmd : top 10% top 3% top 1% top 12%
Si11d by: Moltipl, Trait ludu WC 627P. O,t of• palernal , liter to: Multiple
Trait l.,fo AC,761
BFWS 78
EPOt: BW +1.6; WW +13; MM +9; M&G +IS; 'fW +IS
R.. ch w/1• •r11d: lop 8% lop 8% lop 3% top 9%
Sited by: M,ltiple Tu ll leoder WC 627P. O, t of a daogh ter ,r Multiple fo ll
lu der WC -190R, tho , ire of Mr. Elficioncy .. d RAB Si2SA
"Southern Senepol Genetics Group"
... The South 's top Source for predictable,
productive and profitable Senepol Seedstock !
Pack Power Ed 7S90 E.T.
A fu llblood sibli ng to Coley Ranch', Ouchm cow, who 11 the dam of Dutchman,
now working in the ABS-Global sire battery. 7S90 hu emerged u 001 of the
breed', oulttonding sires for u tra growth and muscle . His flu! daughtrn In
production hm great udder, and ore very wot.
WCF Redd Mann 9376
Sired by: WCF 6St , tho all- time top 91i1in9 and high sell ing Su epol boll , t tho
Brooksville ARC In Brooknlll,, Fla. Redd Mun rem,ins a proven , ire of low
birth weight, dark ,,d,
nosh ing, JOund-uddered fero,lu .
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WILLOW.z:'I
, . . CREEK &.WI & SUPPLY
Mitchell & Grace Gay, owners
552 Co. Rd. 271
Clanton, AL 35045
(205) 646-3213
FAX (540) 646-3889
PARKER
SENEPOL
FARM
Carl Jr. & Sharon
Rt. 1, Box 189
Rogersville, AL 35652
(205) 247-0521
Brantley 1s
Senepol Farm
WALDEN'S
RIDGE FARM
James J. Brantley
Donnie Walden
Rt. 2 , Box 235, Fyffe, AL 35971
(205) 638-2571
636 Alabama Hwy. 35
Section, AL 35771
(205) 228-7489 • FAX (205) 228-6197
Ranchers' Rights
by Bob Kingsbery
I.
Ranchers have the right to care for their animals 24 hours a
day, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year, for the rest of their
lives. Without salary, overtime pay, pension plan, two-week
vacations, medical insurance, retirement at 65, or any
guarantee they will make a living from one year to the next.
VI. Ranchers have the right to put the health and well-being of
their animals above everything else, including their own
health, wealth and well-being, whi le still taking time to worry
about the real problems of the world: poverty, hunger, war,
crime and fanatics.
II.
Ranchers have the right to spend all their money, including
life savings, Christmas and vacation money, to feed their
animals during droughts and bad winters. When they run out
of money, they have the right to borrow more, regardless of
the interest rate.
VII. Ranchers have the right to make sure their animals are fed and
watered 24 hours a day - no matter how hot, cold, wet or
miserable the weather - before they get to eat or sleep
themselves.
III.
Ranchers have the right to be kicked, stomped, knocked
down, exhausted, frustrated and impoverished by their
animals, without retaliating in any way, except cussing.
Softly, so they don't upset their animals .
IV.
V.
Ranchers have the right to treat their animals for every minor
injury and illness; while ignoring their own bruises, sprains,
swelling, cuts, scrapes and loose teeth acquired while caring
for their animals.
VIII. Ranchers have the right to lose their ranch, their home, their
health and even their loved ones by spending all their time,
money and love on their an imals.
IX. Ranchers have the 1ight to the special satisfaction that comes
from providing a valuable service to society and devoting their
lives to caring for their land and livestock.
X.
Ranchers have the right to ranch. And for every uninformed
animal-rights kook, a thousand people would love to have that
right.
Ranchers have the right to cancel family outings, vacations,
anniversaries and birthday parties, at a moment's notice, in
order to solve some last-minute ranch crisis.
FALL 1997
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Florida Senepol Association
1997 FIELD DAY
--------------December 5 • December 6
Friday, Dec. 5th
1-7 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 6
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Following the Florida Cattleman's Quarterly Meeting
Ocala Hilton Hotel, located at Exit 68 1-75 and FL200
Block of rooms are reserved until Nov. 1.
Phone(352)854-1400
Following the speakers, there will be a cash bar with hors d' oeuvres.
Bonny Doon Farm and Consignors
Senepol Cattle Show and Silent Auction
Take 1-75 to US-27 Exit 70, go west 3 miles to Road 225-A
and then north 8.2 miles to the Bonny Doon Farm.
Farm phone: (352) 591-6984
Lunch to be served
SPEAKERS AND TOPICS
Dick Diven, Agri-Concept Inc.
"Low Cost Cow/Calf Production "
Gerald Fry, Bovine Engineering & Consulting
"Measure, Select and Manage"
Elroy Heim, Manager, C. Y. Cattle Company
" Commercial Feeding of Cattle Linked with Electronic System Utilization "
David Wright
"Grass-based Dairying with Fl Crosses"
For additional information
or assistance contact
Stan Moles, President, Florida Senepol Association
(813) 581-6984
or
(352) 591-4910
Dr. Tim Olsen
"Genetic Senepol Heat Tolerance on Dairy Cattle "
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Senepol Breeders ...
Bowman Farm Systems, Inc.
Houston
Livestock Show and Rodeo
For more information or
premium lists, call or write:
Agricultural Exhibits & Competitions Department
Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo
P.O. Box 20070
Houston , TX 77225-0070
(713) 791-9000
SENEPOL WORLD
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T
hi campaign will involve ver encp I breeder an I
every cattleman u ing nep l-cro ed cattle. The
benefit to everyone inv lved in enepol cattle will be
immea ·urable as w travel into the 21 t century. W e have but
two choice : (I) tand individually and declare the g d that
enepol can cl fi r the cattle indu try and u from and · ll to
ach other, (2) work rogeth r in promoti n, adverti ing,
ollection and publication of nep 1pert< rmance data and
create a real impact int th cattl indu· try thereby creating a
permanent market for nep l cattle and a permanent plac
in the future cattle indu try.
How can th i be d n ?The CB doe not have the fund · to
achieve th ·e goal . Until chi can
accomplished y the
willingne , dedicati n and participation of ach and very
one involved in the enepol cattle indu try. We are n w t co
e tabli ha fund ntitled" nepo l" The Final Five ampaign.
Thi campaign will be funded by d nation . The campaign
will have two part . Ad me tic cam ai n and an export
campaign. All fund pledged r contributed mu t be earmarked "D me tic" r "Exp rt."
SE EPOL THE FI AL FIVE CAMPAIG - DOME TIC
All m nie coll ted for this campaign shall be kept eparate
fr m the general fund of the
BA All funds in chi ace unt
hall be u eel fi r the s le purpo e of implementing impacting
adverti em nt fi r nepol cacti , publishing information
c ncerning en p I cattle in cattle-related publi ation ,
pri nting information and di tributin to feedlot and
tockyard . The e fund will not b u ed fi r any purpo ·e
relating to the normal p rati n of th CBA.
SE EPOL T HE Fl AL FlVE CAMPAIG
-
EXPORT
All mo nie collected for chi ampaign shall be kept eparat
from the gen ral fund f the
BA All fund in thi account
will be u d fi r the le purp e f promoting nepol cattle
in foreign countrie , where en pol attle can pcrfi rm. Th c
fund may b u· din any man r that promote enep 1cattle,
emen r embryo for export. The fund may not be u eel to
prom t any p cific group f enep I cattle, emen or
mbry for xp rt. The e funds may be u eel t olic it
matching fund · from the U DA for export pr m tion .
How Can You Contribute To This Campaign?
(I) Y u may c ntribute any amount ($1 or I % and up) from the
pr ceed of cattle you ell in national, rate or private ale .
(2) You may make a yearly pl dge to your elected fund .
(3) Y u may make a ca h contributi n t our elected fund.
(4) Y u may pleJge a et am unt for each animal old fr m your
herd.
(5) rate a ciation may do co t haring ad promoting
enepol cattle in their re pective tate cattle publications.
(6) Y u may elicit fund from utside the .C. B.A. for the e
campaign.
(7) You may pray for God' guidance in thi campaign.
W hatever you can do, be it a donation of money, time or prayer, we can make this work for the benefit of all!
Farm
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during 1997 b) the fo llowing method:
1
Senepol Bulls Top R.A. Brown Ranch Sale
$3500
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$3000
$2500
Red Angus
$2,647 avg.
$2000
$1500
Angus
$2,488 avg.
Simmental
$1,853 avg.
$1000
$500
- - - /In R.A. Brown's 400 + lot bull sale, Senepol emerged on top. More impressive, all but one bull
sold to commercial cow I calf operators. The top selling Senepol bull, a son of AC-761, sold for
$4,300 to Mitchell Ranches, Sanderson, Texas.
AMERICAN SENEPOL LIMITED'S
20TH ANNIVERSARY SALE
Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
Saturday, Aug. 16, 1997
Sale Managed By: SCBA Sales
Auctioneer. Mike Jones, Dawsonville, Ga.
A beautiful day greeted the large
crowd in attendance of ASL' s 20th
anniversary event. The sale offering
featured offspring from many of ASL's
industry impacting herd sires. When
the dust settled, buyers from 10 states
and Mexico had become the new
owners of ASL's 20th anniversary
offering. Volume purchases began new
herds in both Missouri and
Mississippi. Below are some of the
high selling lots.
High Selling Lots
BULLS
Lot 14 - ASL Volcano E62 ET, a 6-5-95
son of ASL Volcano 93Y ET to the
Copeley Farms, Goochland, Va.,
% interest@ $3,100 ...... .. ... $4,133
Lot 24 - ASL Spartacus 800 ET, a 1215-94 son of ASL Spartacus 82Z ET to
Old Oakes Farm, Reigelwood, N.C.
~ interest @ $2,000 .... . ... ... $4,000
FEMALES
Lot 40 - ASL 630, an 8-6-94 daughter
of CN 2731 with 4-25-97 heifer calf by
ASL Fibber E4.
~ interest to Copeley Farms, Goochland,
Va.@ $4,300 ........ . .... . .... $8,600
Lot 28 - ASL Sally 53E ET, a 6-5-95
daughter of CN 4716 "Longford."
~ interest to Silver Creek Farm,
Haynesville, Ala. @ $3,000 ... . .. $6,000.
Highlights of AlVeron's Sale
I
Al Jones (left) presents "Mr. Senepol/' Harold Clum, with a
plaque of appreciation for all of his hard work and dedication to
the development of the A/Veron Ranch program and promotion
of the Senepol breed.
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Volume buyer: Bill James, VIP Cattle Sales, Poplarville, Miss .
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SENEPOL WORLD
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ALABAMA SENEPOL
ASSOCIATION NEWS
The Alabama Senepol Association (ASA) conducted a
successful Field Day at B&W Farms in Brundidge, Ala.
Parker Senepol, Willow Creek Farm, Dixieland Farm and
B&W Farm displayed some outstanding cattle. Guest
speakers included Ed Whatley of the Alabama Cattlemen
Association to talk about the "Cattle Industry Update."
Charlie Mason, Barbour County Extension Agent,
discussed "Bermuda Grass Varieties for Hay" and Dr. Jack
Jones spoke on "Maintaining and Culling a Cattle Herd."
Following an outstanding lunch (Senepol Beef), prepared
and served by the Pike County Cattlemen and
Cattlewomen, Dr. Gerald Fry of Rose Bud, Ark., explained
and demonstrated the use of ultrasound as a breeding
selection tool.
The ASA wishes to thank everyone who visited and
hopes that a good time was had by all, along with learning
more about caring for your herd. Sponsors of the Field Day
were Dale County Co-op, Pike Farmers Co-op, Hendricks
Home Center, B&W Construction, Free Choice Minerals,
Bee Line, Henry Farm Supply, Jimmy Senn Custom Feed,
Beard Oil Co. and Farm Bureau Insurance.
BEEF MARKET OUTLOOK
1998
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Total num bers d own 2-3 million head
Beef production down th r e percent
Prices higher on all classes of cattle
Top producers continue expanding
All segments more profitable
1999
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Cattle num bers continue to shrink
Beef production down ignificantly
Cow-calf profitability much improved
Prices near all-time high
2000
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•
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Numb rs and sup plies app roaching cycle lows
Pric s near highs
Industry has objectiv mea uring system in place
Significant increase in true value di covery
(brand ed beef)
• Increased percent of branded beef sold
Source: Cattle-Fax.
FALL 1997
HONEY BEE CREEK'S
Dynamic Senepol Genetics Sale
Hampton, Ga.
Saturday, September 6, 1997
Sale Managed By: SCBA Sales
Auctioneer: Mike Jones, Dawsonville, Ga.
A crowd of enthusiastic bidders appraised the Honey Bee
Creek offering on the first Saturday of September. The
offspring of HBC prefix sires such as Hot Stuff and Chieftain
were very steady throughout the day, while some of the
Gresham family's St. Croix imports also received strong
attention from the crowd. The 80+ lot offering found new
homes in a total of nine states and Paraguay. New Senepol
herds were started in both California and Mississippi with
the strong HBC offering. Below are some of the high selling
lots and sale averages:
Averages:
4.16 Bulls@$17,950; to average .. .... . ...... . .... . .$4,315
29 Open & Bred Heifers@$45,175; to average ... . . . .$1,558
51 Cow-Calf Pairs@ $120,900; to average .. . .... . . . .$2,371
84.16 Total Lots@$184,025; to average .... . . . ... . . .$2,187
High Selling Lots:
BULLS
Lot 1 - HBC Chief Renegade lC ET, a 1-2-93 son of HBC
Chieftain 3A ET to Gulf Coast Senepol. ~ interest @$9,000 .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$18,000
FEMALES
Lot 36A & dam - HBC Roxanna 15G, a 3-11-97 daughter of
HBC Hot Stuff 8E with her 4-30-91 dam by ASL Big Ed HU47
to S&S Ranch, Dawsonville, Ga.@ . ..... . ......... $16,000
Lot 5 - HBC Roxanna 380, a 8-4-94 daughter of HBC Hot
Stuff 25A to Copeley Farm, Goochland, Va.@ ..... .$4,200
Lot 55- WC 7588, an 8-6-94 daughter of WC 410-S to Prime
Rate Ranch, Okeechobee, Fla. @$3,100 and 3-4-97 heifer calf
by HBC Hot Stuff 8E to H .J. White Farms, Bladenboro, N.C.
@$1,250 . . ............... . .. .. ........... . . . .. . . .$4,350
Lot 56 - WC 7392C, a 4-4-93 daughter of WC 424X to Silver
Creek Farm, Haynesville, Ala. @$2,650, and 4-8-97 heifer calf
sired by AC-761 to Cedar Hill Farm, Jane Lew, W.Va. @$1,500
. . ... ...... . ................. .. . . ........ . ....... $4,150
WEEKLY FEED COMMODITY
BULLETIN AVAILABLE ON
INTERNET
Livestock producers who shop around for feeds in bulk
can obtain weekly price quotes from several suppliers
through Oklahoma State University (OSU). The OSU Feed
Commodity Bulletin is updated every Friday afternoon on
the OSU Animal Science Department's homepage on the
World Wide Wed. The web address for accessing the
bulletin is:
<http:/ /www.ansi.okstate.edu/exten/feedbull/>.
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SOURCES OF SENEPOL SEEDSTOCK
H.J. White Farm
Boyce & Jerry White
P.O. Box 215 • Bladenboro, NC 28320
(910) 648-6171 - Day
(910) 863-3170 - Night
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SENEPOL
REGISTERED SENEPOL CATTLE
P.O. Box 2006
Bushnell , FL 33513 • (904) 793-9340
Southwind
Senepol Ranch
rcf:,.us
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The Perfect Circle Brand
Otto & Susan McCarty
P.O. Box 68 • Aiken , SC 29802
FARM
Jimmie Massie - Owner
Thomas Bowles - Manager
81 O Castle Rock Rd.
Goochland, VA 23063
David & Dixie Selzer
1468 Co. Rd. 31 • Killen , AL 35645
(205) 757-9226
RtGISTERW SlNEPOL
CATTLE
CIRCLE H SENEPOL
loey &. Lisa Hughes
I 172 Ardmore Hwy.
Taft, TN 38488
Visitors Welcome
FULLBLOOD &.
'"Genedcs Moe the Difference'"
PERCENTAGE
(6 15) 425-6305
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5PRINGS1DE FARM
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Johnny & Lucy Smith
4590 Clifton Pike
Versailles, KY 40383
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Lanny Mccullers (813) 949·4191
P.O. Box 17725 • Tampa, FL 33682
Layne Mccullers (813) 963-6365
(803) 648-4843
Copeley Farms
Kim, Jennifer & Kyle Prestwood
285 Pleasant Hill Rd.
Lenoir, NC 28645
(704) 728-8920
TELFAIR FARMS
Joe & Connie May
5331 Louisa Rd., Keswick, VA 22947
(804) 293-9860
DIXIELAND
Prestwood Beef Cattle
111
King Farms
(606) 873-0674
Swanee's Senepol Farm
Swanee & Eddie Mae Carver
1412 Highpoint Rd .
Albertville , AL 35950
Earl King - Owner
P.O. Box 125, Jackson , AL 36545
(205) 246-4869
(205) 878-6698
(804) 784-5034
\\'t t,JIIEP0£ !'8] Ofii!
REGISTERED SENEPOL CATILE
T1m-N-Tern Ann Hart
P.O. Box 83 • Pollock, LA 71467
c~~:c.!arm
C&D ANDERSON
Dee & Cheryl Anderson
Rt. 2, Box 679
Willis, TX 77378
5080 Medlin Rd., Riegelwood, NC 28456
(9 10) 655-2256 home
(9l0) 655 _2241 f
arm
(318) 765-3091
$25
PER MONTH
(409) 767-4905
ONLY $100
PER YEAR
FOR ALL 4 ISSUES!
ADVERTISERS INDEX
Annaly Farms . . ... . ... . ...... . . ... .... . .. . . IBC
Barnes, Tommy ..... . . . . . .... . . . . . ... . ...... . 16
Bonny Doon Farm . .. . .... .. .. . . . .. . . . . ... .. .. 16
Brantley's Senepol Farm . . ..... .. . .. ...... .. .. 11
C&D Anderson .. .. . . . . ..... . . .... .. . . . . ...... 16
Castle N ugent .. .... . . ... .. . . . . .. . . . .. . .. .. . IBC
Cattle Pro ........... . . .. .. ... . ... . . . .... . ... . 12
Cedar Hill Farm . ................... . . . ... .. .. . 4
Circle G Ranches . ... . ... . . ....... . . .. . . ...... BC
Circle H Senepol. ... . .. .. .. .. . . .. . . .. . . . . ..... 16
Copeley Farms ........ . ..... . ................ 16
Cross Creek Cattl e ..... .. .... ... ..... . . .. .. . . . . 7
Dixieland Farm ....... . ... . .. .. ......... . ..... 16
Dugger Tent Inc.... . . . ....................... 16
Florida Senepol Association .. . .......... . ... . . 12
Gay, Jerry ....... .. .... . ......... . ........... . 16
Gulf Coast Cattle .... . .... . ..... ... . . . .. ... . ... 8
H.J. White Farm ..... . .................. . .. . . . 16
Heat Watch . .... . ...... . ... .... ... . . . .. . ... . . . 6
Honey Bee Creek ... .. ....................... BC
King Farms ...... . ... . . . .... . ......... . . . .... 16
McCullers, Larry .. . . .. . . . ..... . .. . . . . . . . . . ... 16
Old Dominion ....... . ....... . . . .... . ......... 16
Old Oakes Farm . .... .. .... . .... . . . . ... . . .. . . . 16
Parker Senepol Farm .................... . . .. .. 11
Prestwood Beef Cattle ... . . . ......... . ........ 16
Prime Rate Ranch .... . .... ... .. .. .. . ... . .... . .. 2
R A. Brown .............. . . . ........ . ......... 9
Silver Creek Farm .. . . . ...... . . .. . . . . . . . . .... IFC
Sources of Senepol Seedstock . . . . .... . . .. . . . ... 16
Southwind Senepol Ranch .......... . . . .. . . ... 16
Springside Farm . ...... . .. . . . .... .. . . . . . . .. . . . 16
Stith, Dale . . . .... . . ... . .. ... . ...... . . . ...... .. 16
Swanee's Senepol Farm ...... . .. . .... . ... ..... 16
Telfair Farms . ... . . . . ............... ... . . . .. . . 16
TNT Senepol Farm ...... . ........ . ........... 16
Walden's Rid ge Farm . . .. . . . .. . ... . . .. .. . .. ... 11
Willow Creek Farm & Supply Farm .... . ...... . 11
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U.J STITH
Auctioneer
2600 Stith Valley Rd .
Guston, KY 40142
(502) 828-2117
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SENEPOL WORLD
WC-850
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Sire of the $4,500 high selling open heifer
at the '97 National Senepol Sale
Few bulls have ever impacted the value of their
progeny like "850," a breed standard for adding
growth & muscle.
Thanks to Copely Fanns, Goochland, Va.; Old Dominion Bloodstock, Keswick, Va.; and 4-D Enterprises,
of N ew Cas tle , Va. , for their joint purchase of WC-850.
W e look forward to promoting "850" w ith our new partners. Contact any of the owners, or
North American Breeders, Inc. (540) 955-3647 for semen availability.
ANNALY FARMS
Annaly Farms cattle available in
Kentucky at:
For additional information contact:
World's Largest & Longest
Established Breeders of
Senepol Cattle
Annaly-Pott Farms
(809) 77 8-2 229 (Office) • (809) 77 8-3 602 (Home)
(809) 778-0270 (Fax)
P.O . Box 157 6, Frederiksted,
St. Croi x, U.S.V.I. 00841
Cf\
Dr. Nelson Pott
(502) 678-4214 (Hom e) • (502) 6 78-7052 (Mobile)
Hans Lawaetz
••• A BRA/YD YOU CAJV BUILD OJV
Thanks to all of our
valued customers who
purchased(T\brand Senepol
Seedstock in our Summer '97
"post-fire" sale,
Thanks to all bidders and buyers at the
D YNAMIC O
NETICS &1,ENEPOL &
LE (
SEPTEMBER 6, 1997
Bob Alexander
Jeanette Anderson
Dr. Dale Bagley
James & Barb Balkcom
Cross Anchor Senepol
Blacktop Senepol
B&LFarm
Old Oakes Farm
Cross Creek Cattle
Oak Lane Farm
Diamond T Ranch
Dogwood Senepol
Lance Fussell
Euselsio Gondra
Powerline Farm
Gulf Coast Cattle
H&H Senepol
VIP Cattle Sales
Lindlawn Farms
Prime Rate Ranch
Copeley Farms
MXL Senepol
Grand P Ranch
Bent Tree Farms
Rainwater Acres
Raintree Farm
Farley Farm
Dixieland Farm
Cedar Hill Farm
S&S Ranch
Oak Vale Farm
Jerry White
Silver Creek Farm
The exciting interes( in the progeny
of our herd bulls has caused us to
offer a select group of females for
sale this fall.
The service and progeny of half
brothers and sisters to this heifer are
available for your inspection.
HBC Roxanna 15G
owned with S & S Senepol
Circle G Ranches
4361 Jonesboro Rd.
Hampton, GA 30228
Jim & Gail Gresham
(770) 471-9345
Senepol Division
Honey Bee Creek
416 Perkins Rd., Milner, GA 3025
Tony & Jennifer Gresham
(770) 471-3536
Randy White-General Manager• (770) 471-9345