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Serving Commercial Cattlemen & Registered Hereford Breeders
Vol. 12, No. 7
Editorial Comments...
Jill Bayers Hotchkiss
We are in the
thick of bull sale
season in our area
and they’ve been
going really well.
There is renewed
interest in HereJill Hotchkiss
ford cattle in the
Dakotas and Midwest. Of course it
doesn’t hurt to have $18 wheat and
$5 corn!
Efficiency, temperament, fertility,
longevity, carcass traits and eating
quality along with maternal qualities of Herefords are getting more
attention from commercial producers. Of course the added benefit of
hybrid vigor or heterosis in a crossbreeding program is the equivalent
of FREE POUNDS at weaning. I
think a lot of commercial cattlemen
are really weighing these benefits
and realizing they have a great deal
to gain by using Herefords.
We’ve all been attending sales the
last month but Marc has been the
Published by: Hereford America, Inc. • HC 3, Box 38 • Reva, SD 57651
Herefords Thrive in Rugged, Mountain
Conditions at Strang Herefords
Editor’s Note: Hereford America recently
visited with Mary Strang about their highmountain Hereford operation and here is their
story.
(continued on page 11)
Byron Bayers
Strang Herefords is located near Meeker, CO on the White River.
James Carmichael Memorial
Scholarship Winners Announced
A scholarship fund was
recently established in
memory of Hereford breeder
James “Bubby” Carmichael,
Meadow, SD, who passed
away last fall. One $500
scholarship was to be
awarded each year at the
Cattlemen’s Ball during the
Black Hills Stock Show in
Rapid City. However, this
year there was a tie and two
scholarships were awarded.
James
Carmichael,
Meadow, SD, was a lifelong
Hereford breeder and
Carmichael Scholarship winners Tyler Van Winkle and
Sara Van Newkirk with Dorothy Carmichael.
Bart and Mary Strang, and their
family, have proven the ruggedness and
reliability of Hereford cattle for 46
years. In 1962, Bart started their
purebred operation with 10 registered
heifers he purchased from Von Forrell
Herefords in Wheatland, Wyo. The
family moved from the Carbondale/
Basalt area to the beautiful White River
Valley in 1973 where “Strang
Herefords” has prospered for the last
35 years but where cattle must be
resilient and hardy in order to thrive.
Winters have been known to drop more
than 150 inches of snow and the
temperatures can dip to 50 below zero.
Initially the operation included
commercial as well as registered
Herefords, but when the four Strang
daughters went to college, Bart and
Mary lost their ‘cowboys’ and reverted
to strictly registered cattle. The girls,
(Mary, Ellen, Lisa & Sarah) were an
integral part of the operation growing
up and Bart
always claimed
he’d
rather
work cattle
with them than
anyone. They
did everything
from irrigating,
f e n c i n g ,
haying, chores
to fitting cattle
for the National
Western Stock
Show.
For
twenty-six
years
the
Strang family
exhibited
carloads/pens
of Hereford
bulls as well as
a number of
their herd sires;
and these trips
to the National
Western were
(cont. on pg. 4)
PRST STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Bismarck, ND
Permit 280
The Elkington
sale was to be
held on a Friday
near Idaho Falls,
ID and the
weather
was
scheduled to
change, in fact, a
Byron Bayers
blizzard was
forecast, so Pauline and I decided
to travel the 200 miles the day
before the sale. As is our usual
agenda on trips to ID, we travel to
Lima, a small town about 90 miles
from home, and have breakfast at
a small café, Jan’s, owned by a
person we know. It is a good stop,
on the interstate highway, and
located just as you start the long
climb to the Idaho state line. We
talked to the waitress about the
road conditions and she said that
she heard from a trucker that it was
not too good on the Idaho side. For
over 50 years I have driven this
route, going to sales and hauling
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HEREFORD AMERICA • March 2008
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Sales & Events
Calendar
16-17
March
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Wisconsin State Sale
Lancaster, WI
Ravine Creek Ranch Sale
Huron, SD
Harrell Hereford Ranch Sale
Baker City, OR
S&S Polled Herefords
Guide Rock, NE
Calgary Bull Sale
Calgary, AB
Windhorst Polled Herefords &
Guests Production Sale
Syracuse, NE
Clarence Tegtmeier & Sons
Burchard, NE
Ft. Keogh Livestock and
Range Research Center Sale
Miles City, MT
Coulee Crest Herefords
Production Sale
Bowden, AB
Buckeye Hereford Association
Spring Show (Sale on 15th)
Columbus, OH
Buckeye Hereford Association
Spring Sale
Columbus, OH
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24
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27
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29
Mettler Polled Herefords Sale
Menno, SD
Regina Bull Show & Sale
IPSCO Place
Regina, Sask.
Sun, March 16 - Show
Mon., March 17 - Sale
Shaw Cattle Co. Bull Sale
Notus, ID
EE Ranches Bull Sale
Fall River, KS
Oleen Bros. Best of Both
Worlds Sale
Dwight, KS
Frenzen & Blueberry Hill
Joint Production Sale
Fullerton, NE
B&D Herefords Annual Sale
Claflin, KS
Washington Cattlemen Assn.
All Breeds Bull Test Sale
Prosser, WA
ANL Polled Herefords &
Wheatland Cattle Co.
“Focus on the Future” Sale
Alameda, SK
Dwight Logterman Family
Hereford & Angus Sale
Valentine, NE
Sandhill Farms Bull Sale
Haviland, KS
Thorstenson Herefords Private
Treaty Bull Sale
Selby, SD
April
4
Buckeye Hereford
Association
65th Annual
Wilson-Lees Value Added
Bull Sale
Kisbey, SK
Ellis Farms Spring Bull &
Female Sale
Chrisman, IL
Perkes Hereford Sale
Etna, WY
McClun Polled Herefords &
Angus Sale
Torrington, WY
IPHA Sale
River Falls, WI
LaGrand Angus & Polled
Hereford Spring Bull Sale
Canova, SD
Stuber Hereford Ranch Sale
Bowman, ND
Bar JZ Polled Herefords &
Limousin Bull Sale
Highmore, SD
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Spring Show & Sale
held in conjunction with the OHIO
BEEF EXPO
Show Friday March 14th at 12:30 pm
Judge: Bob Goble, Alto, MI
Sale Saturday March 15th at 10 am
Auctioneer: Dale Stith
918-760-1550
55 Lots sell
Bulls • Cow-Calf Pairs • Show
Heifers
Bred Heifers • Embryos
Sale Highlights
Our largest offering of
bred Heifers ever
May
18
20
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For catalogs or more information
contact Lisa
Red Hills “Save the Grass
Dispersion Sale”
Clinton, OK
National Hereford Tour
TN & GA
Tennessee River Music
Dixieland Delight Sale XXV
Ft. Payne, AL
440-320-6193 or
[email protected]
Lots of trailers will be heading back
West
please contact sale manager PRIOR to
the sale
catalog online at
www.buckeyeherefords.com
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Scholarships
(continued from page 1)
cattleman. James Carmichael was a
quiet man, very devoted to his family
and friends. He had a great appreciation
of all livestock, but especially his
Hereford cattle. He very much
appreciated the quiet, peaceful range
country they lived in. He was honored
as Stockman of the Year by the Black
Hills Stock Show in 1997. James
passed away in September 2007.
The Carmichael family decided to
dedicate a scholarship to the memory
of James Carmichael. His widow,
Dorothy, and his children wish to honor
his name and memory by giving young
people that have a love for Hereford
cattle and agriculture an opportunity to
further their education in the hope of
providing strong leadership for the
agricultural world in the future.
High school seniors and those
already attending colleges or
universities were eligible to apply and
had to be residents of South Dakota,
North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming or
Nebraska.
The first scholarships were presented
on the evening of January 30, 2008 at
the Stockman’s Banquet and Ball
during the Black Hills Stock Show.
The first recipient is Sara Van
Newkirk, Oshkosh, NE. She is the
daughter of Joe and Cyndi Van
Newkirk, and is a senior at Garden
County High School, Oshkosh. She has
two older brothers in college. Sara is a
third generation Hereford breeder
whose family has been in the Hereford
business for over 100 years. This young
lady has worked at a number of jobs in
order to raise money to purchase some
registered Hereford heifers. She went
to her local banker on her own and
arranged a loan to purchase a group of
bred heifers. She put her car and the
cattle she already owned up for
collateral and she is well on her way to
paying off that loan. In addition to
raising Hereford cattle Sara’s list of
activities is long. She is involved and
she is a leader. Sara plans to attend the
University of Wyoming this fall and
major in Animal Science.
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The other scholarship recipient is
Tyler Van Winkle, Tyndall, SD. He is
the son of Randy and Lisa Weier, and
is a senior at Bon Homme high school,
Tyndall, SD. Tyler got started with
Herefords at a very young age, along
with his dad. They bought their first
Herefords in 1992, the Tyler was born.
America’s No. 1 Dams of
Distinction herd.
(Based on efficiency.)
At the age of five Tyler lost his father
in an unfortunate farm related accident.
Tyler’s mother did not let the dream of
Hereford cattle die and continued on
with the cow/calf operation. Tyler is the
oldest of three boys and was always the
helper. 4-H, FFA and the Jr. Hereford
Association have all been a big part of
this young man’s life. Tyler’s mom
remarried and the family works
together in their small but growing
Hereford and farming operation. Tyler
plans to attend SDSU this fall majoring
in Animal Science and pre-vet.
Each year, the American Hereford Association
scans its database looking for Hereford dams
with high levels of fertility, performance and
longevity. Rausch Hereford dams are found
most often. 377 head of Rausch Hereford
Mother Cows have qualified for the Dams of
Distinction list.
Offering Bulls for Sale this Spring
from our Private Treaty Pens
— Including several heifer bulls —
Check out our home page for our marketing programs
www.RauschHerefords.com
Please call, write or e-mail for more information:
14831 Hereford Road • Hoven, SD 57450
1-800 (6-HEREFORD) or
(605) 948-2146 or 2157 or 2375
Sara Van Newkirk gives her dad, Joe, a
smooch after the festivites.
Jerry
Shannon
Vern
Located 2 miles west of Hoven on Hwy. 20 and 47
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Strang...
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BW +2.0 WW +43 YW +70 M +10 M&G +31 SC +0.4
BMI $13 CEZ $12 CHB $17
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BW +1.3 WW +43 YW +72 M +8 M&G +29 SC +0.0
BMI $10 CEZ $13 CHB $18
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grandchildren in later years. Mary
describes their first years in Denver
when she and Bart were definitely the
“go-fers” while the girls learned how
to fit from neighboring exhibitors and
their herdsmen. The girls were, also,
very active in the Colorado Junior
Hereford Association and 4-H. Each
had some registered cows whose get
went a long way to putting them
through college; and by the time they
finished their 4-H careers, they’d
shown a total of 74 fat Hereford steers.
In 1991 the Strangs introduced a
small herd of registered Black Angus
cattle to their operation. Their goal has
been to develop functional Hereford
and Angus cattle for high altitudes with
low Pulmonary Arterial Pressure (or
PAP as it is called). The Hereford breed
is known as one of the best for low PAP,
but it is more of a challenge to breed
consistently low PAP Angus. Although
it is not an exact science, PAP is the
only tool the industry has in trying to
avoid brisket disease at high altitudes.
To this end, the Strangs are working
with Dr. Tim Holt, DVM, at Colorado
State University. Dr. Holt is an authority
on Pulmonary Arterial Pressure and
concurs that an animal’s PAP is
significantly affected by his/her
genetics, environment and, to a lesser
degree, nutrition.
Genetic improvement has always
been the focal point for Bart & Mary.
The bottom line requires that they
produce functional cattle that will
perform efficiently in the many climates
and under the varying management
practices of their diverse group of
buyers. To this end, they’ve built their
breeding programs on cattle with a
balance of traits (as single trait selection
usually means a sacrifice of fertility
and/or structural correctness). The
program focuses on muscular, long
cattle with fertility, easy fleshing ability,
milking ability, neat bags with small
teats, structural correctness, carcass
traits, moderate birth weights and
optimal dimension to facilitate calving
ease. Strang’s Hereford cattle are also
known for eye pigment, something Bart
started breeding for in 1993 with his
purchase of goggle eyed HR Red Adv
233 2ET. A year later JNHR 414
Diamnd 164D joined the breeding
program. This goggle eyed sire’s legacy
is the set of females in today’s herd.
Currently the program is one of
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STANDARD 16E RIBSTONE 64H STANDARD LASS 23E
K RIBSTONE STANDARD 27L
K 61Z SUPER LAD 45D
K 45D SUPER LADY 78H
K 83W RED LADY 18C
JV L1 DOMINO 213
JV SHIRLEY 414 [DOD]
JV SHIRLEY 256
CL 1 DOMINO 769
JV SHIRLEY 028
BB PATRIOT 0293
JV SHIRLEY 724
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BW 2.6 WW 52 YW 80 MM 24 M&G 50 REA .19 IMF .05 CHB $23
Sire of Dam: MC Ranger 9615
Sire of Dam: B Kernel Mischief Jr.
Sire of Dam: Kernel Evan Mischief
Sire of Dam: Anchor 29F 8J
B ANCHOR HERMAN 748
Sire of Dam: Feltons 517
Sire: Anchor 40P
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Sire of Dam: MC Montana Ranger
B MISCHIEF RELOAD 724 Sire of Dam: B Evan Domino 913
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BW 4.1 WW 47 YW 81 MM 21 M&G 45
REA .38 IMF .02 CHB $20
TRI BAR M 20X DR D 25D
J-B ANCHOR HERMAN 37H
J-B Z479 MISS TIER 3 32C
ANCHOR BRAXTON
ANCHOR 33L
ANCHOR 40E 69H
REMITALL KEYNOTE 20X
TRI BAR M 19W MISS 30Z
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J-B 58T MISS TIER 2 28Y
VESCOVI D149
J-BAR-B ANCHOR 27A 1C
ANCHOR 19C 40E
ANCHOR B183 87D
CED BW WW YW MM M&G CEM SC FAT REA IMF BMI CEZ BII CHB
-0.7 +3.5 +52 +90 +16 +42 +1.9 +0.6 +.011 +.22 +.11 +$15 +$13 +$13 +$24
Byron & Pauline Bayers
P.O. Box 410 • Twin Bridges, MT 59754
(406) 684-5465
Strang...
performance testing, stringent culling
and genetic expansion through outcross
blood from Cooper Hereford Ranch,
Marvin Feddes & Sons, Churchill
Cattle Company, Ridder Hereford
Ranch, Hirsche Herefords and Beery
Land & Cattle Co. Artificial
insemination and embryo transfer are
used to maximize the best genetics.
Customer Service Counts
“Life is a people business,” says
Mary and “the integrity of the people
is as important as the integrity of the
cattle. It’s equally important to make
sure your cattle are working for your
customers and to stand behind the cattle
100%.” Bart & Mary have always been
diligent in paying close attention to
their customers’ needs and try to be
transparently honest in all dealings.
Their customer base consists of many
Some of the sale bulls from years past. A good example of eye pigment.
repeat buyers for good reason - they’ve
earned their confidence. The focus on
customer service sets this operation
apart.
Merchandizing is an expensive part
of the purebred cattle business, but the
family knows that to be successful you
have to be a risk taker such as offering
their sale via Superior Video Auction.
Trying new ways to gain exposure and
builds a larger clientele.
Strang cattle have sold to Canada and
into 16 states from Pennsylvania to
Oregon and Ohio to Mississippi.
October 2008 will ring in the Strangs’
29 th Annual Production Sale at the
ranch.
Bart, unfortunately, isn’t able to
participate due to service connected
disabilities from the Korean War, but
the family continues with business as
usual. They’re committed to their
breeding program; and want to honor
Bart’s life’s work which is today’s
Bart Strang
foundation of a successful business.
Mary, daughter Lisa and son-in-law
Tom Walsh are the current work force
on the ranch. “The ranch would not
function without Tom and Lisa,” says
Mary. “Their abilities with livestock are
exceptional and they’re mighty good
natured to put up with my help when
it’s needed.” Mary keeps the
paperwork, advertising and businessside of the operation functional – but
prefers to be out of the office.
Even if it’s not their primary business
the other three Strang girls still have
strong ties to agriculture. Daughter,
Mary, and husband Greg Cunningham
ranch in Kaycee, WY, along with their
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FELTONS DOMINO 774
FELTONS LEGEND 242
FELTONS G15
BECKLEYS LEGEND 242 758P
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S&S DRF KJ CATTLEMAN 49H
DRF COW GIRL 49H 27M
DRF SUN WINONA 19D 17I
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REMITALL ONLINE 122L
REMITALL CATALINA 24H
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Balanced and acceptable EPDs, 4-star tenderness,
smooth polled, 100% eye pigment, moderate birth
weight and high growth performance. Dam is an elite
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body, calving ease grandsires, showring appeal,
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(606) 726-0000
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334 T.R. 1922, Jeromesville, OH 44840
(419) 685-0549
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Donn Jibben and Family
620 Edgar Place
Faribault, MN 55021
(507) 330-1488 • [email protected]
www.jibbenpolledherefords.com
Mary Strang and customer Bob Swift at the
2007 Strang Sale.
other business. They’ve run cattle on
shares with Bart and Mary and built
their own herd of registered Herefords
from these genetics. Ellen and husband,
Joe Nieslanik own property bordering
the ranch and aside from their full time
work run a flock of sheep. Sarah and
husband Clint Hjelm, live in California
where Clint is in the Animal Health
Division of Pfizer.
Mary sums up their livelihood by
saying, “We have a large extended
family of wonderful people through the
purebred business — our customers,
association and livestock journal field
men, fellow breeders to name a few.
We love what we do for a living and
many aren’t so lucky. In the larger scope
of things we’ve always felt it was
important that only the ruminant animal
can convert our country’s greatest
renewable natural resource (grass) into
protein for human consumption.”
Reminder!
The last issue of Hereford
America for the spring is the
April/May issue. Deadline is
March 5th.
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Byron’s Editorial...
Private Treaty
Bull Sale
Beginning March 1
cattle in our trucks so I am very familiar
with possible conditions, and I
wondered just what we might
encounter, but little did I realize what
was ahead. As we motored up the
highway by the Snowline Grazing Assn.
property, the wind and snow became
more intense and we were rapidly
working into a real blizzard. At this time
we were about 5 miles from the top of
Monida Pass where you enter into
Idaho at about 7,500 feet of altitude.
Suddenly all of the instrument lights on
the car went crazy and all of the red
warning lights came on and the warning
buzzers went off. By that time we were
beyond the last chance for a turn around
and visibility was near zero.
I thought the car had a serious
malfunction so I found a wide spot on
the road and stopped and called the
Onstar people. I asked them to diagnose
the car and gave them my trouble
report. Within a few minutes they
reported back that all functions seemed
normal except the instruments and so
we had no choice but to journey on the
last 100 miles. We traveled about 30
miles at 10 to 25 miles per hour because
at times you would have to stop to find
the road edge. Everyone had their
flasher lights on and thankfully
everyone was careful — except two big
over the road semis, who passed us in
this condition and when they did, we
could not see anything for several
minutes. The temperature by this time
had fallen to -5 degrees below. We
journeyed into Idaho Falls in these
conditions and checked into the hotel
and called Elkingtons, who I found out
had been trying to call me. I turned off
the phone when the driving conditions
were dangerous.
38T
63T
70T
/S COWBOY LOGIC 7741 ET
/S COWBOY LOGIC 7828
/S KAHLUA 7795
A real solid 552 son. 734G is an 11-year-old cow with a
WW ratio and YW ratio of 115 and a 104 ratio on IMF
and REA. Three full brothers sell.
Powerful 552 son. Full brother was a high selling bull in
last year’s sale. 257M has a WW ratio of 117 and a YW
ratio of 113 on four head.
A long made Kahlua 1K son. 4023P is from one of our
best cow families. Outcross pedigree. Great EPDs on this
bull.
CE -1.0 (P); BW 3.1 (.24); WW 48 (.22); YW 78 (.23); MM 24
(.21); M&G 48; MCE 0.4 (P); SC 0.6 (.17); FAT 0.01 (.20); REA
0.28 (.20); IMF 0.00 (.19); BMI$ 13; CEZ$ 12; BII$ 11; CHB$ 20
CE -1.3 (.14); BW 3.6 (.38); WW 50 (.30); YW 79 (.29); MM 23
(.19); M&G 48; MCE 1.4 (.13); SC 0.5 (.18); FAT 0.02 (.20); REA
0.25 (.21); IMF -0.02 (.18); BMI$ 12; CEZ$ 12; BII$ 10; CHB$ 20
CE 0.5 (.09); BW 3.5 (.35); WW 53 (.28); YW 91 (.26); MM 17
(.15); M&G 44; MCE 1.2 (.08); SC 0.8 (.08); FAT 0.02 (.19); REA
/S 408 HARLAND 7832 ET
/S 255M ADVANCE 6420 ET
/S 0098 DOMINO 6498 ET
Very good Harland 408 son. 5417 has a WW ratio of 109
and YW ratio of 106 on eight head.
High performing, thick 255M son. 1010L is a perfect
uddered cow. 1010L has a WW ratio of 112 on four head.
6420 tested a non-carrier for the IE gene.
Moderate framed, easy fleshing son of B&D L1 Domino
0098. Very unique pedigree on this bull. 712G has a WW
ratio and a YW ratio of 107 on seven head, a REA ratio
of 105 and IMF ratio of 106 on 21 head.
71T
CE 0.7 (P); BW 2.3 (.24); WW 51 (.22); YW 83 (.22); MM 22 (.13);
M&G 47; MCE 1.9 (P); SC 0.7 (.13); FAT 0.03 (.20); REA 0.14
(.19); IMF 0.10 (.19); BMI$ 15; CEZ$ 14; BII$ 12; CHB$ 22
73T
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Ultrasound Carcass Data
Fertility Tested
BVD PI Tested Negative Herd
Free 300 Mile Delivery
CE 0.1 (P); BW 3.6 (.23); WW 48 (.21); YW 77 (.22); MM 20 (.16);
M&G 44; MCE 3.7 (P); SC 1.2 (.16); FAT 0.02 (.29); REA 0.46
CE 0.9 (P); BW 2.8 (.23); WW 41 (.20); YW 76 (.21); MM 17 (.16);
M&G 37; MCE 0.6 (P); SC 0.7 (.12); FAT 0.00 (.28); REA 0.24
Boyd New Day, Traveler 004,
Connealy Onward,
Mytty In Focus,
LT Bando 9074, Sitz Value
and
LT Bandwagon 3105
/S 408 HARLAND 6499
Very complete, moderate framed Harland 408 son out of
a good 552 daughter. Excellent set of EPDs.
Call today for
more information or a catalog.
CE 0.6 (.12); BW 3.1 (.38); WW 55 (.31); YW 91 (.32); MM 17
(.10); M&G 45; MCE 0.6 (.08); SC 0.5 (.27); FAT 0.03 (.27); REA
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From the top end of the replacement heifers.
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Email: [email protected]
Greg (208) 459-3029
Sam (208) 453-9790 • Tucker (208) 455-1678
B 6.0
W 57
Y 97
M 16
MG 44
RE .39
IMF -.06
Sire: Bar JZ Executor 426R
B 3.6
W 43
Y 66
M 17
MG 39
RE .28
IMF -.02
B 3.4
W 44
Y 67
M 17
MG 39
RE .27
IMF .07
B 1.9
W 43
Y 66
M 15
MG 36
RE .20
IMF .-04
Sire: Bar JZ Kirby 638L
Sire: Mohican Prime Up 72P
B -0.8
W 44
Y 70
M 13
MG 35
RE .24
IMF -.01
B 0.5
W 49
Y 78
M 12
MG 36
RE .30
IMF -.02
B 4.6
W 47
Y 66
M 18
MG 42
RE .27
IMF -.04
Sire Bar JZ Tradition 434V
B 6.0
W 51
Y 82
M 14
MG 39
RE .32
IMF -.05
B 2.2
W 49
Y 76
M 20
MG 44
RE .22
IMF -.04
Sire: Bar JZ Triple Play 305R
B 5.5
W 48
Y 78
M 15
MG 39
RE .24
IMF -.02
B 0.8
W 42
Y 64
M 13
MG 33
RE .33
IMF -.08
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Volume discounts. Death or injury credit adjustment.
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Don/Peg/Seth Zilverberg
Holabird, SD
605/852-2966
[email protected]
Web site
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alog.
catalog.
We learned the road was closed
behind us and we learned that the roads
in every direction from Idaho Falls were
then closed. Elkingtons told me that
they had debated for two days if they
should have the sale but several people
who were already in Idaho Falls told
them if they cancelled, they would have
to go home and probably not come back
and one was a volume bull buyer. I
looked the cattle over and marked my
catalog for a man who needed me to
buy some bulls for him, and in the five
below zero weather, the chill was
evident.
While looking over the cattle I came
upon and met Richard Snedden from
Maricopa, CA. It was a real pleasure to
meet Richard and we had some very
nice visits before the sale. Snedden
bought the top selling bull the next day
for his California herd. The Elkingtons
made the decision to go with the sale
as scheduled and hoped the roads, or
at least some of them, would be open
the next day. Well, the next day was
much better and many of the people
who wanted to attend made the trip, and
the field staff from all the publications
did a great job of working to call
prospective buyers and in the end the
sale was much better than we could
have thought on the previous day. This
was a good set of cattle and a tough
break for these folks. We came home
in somewhat better conditions, at least
we could see the road. I had the warning
horn disconnected but no answer to the
instrument problems. The shop in Idaho
Falls was puzzled. At least the car ran
alright and we kept the tank full.
The next week I had to head back into
Idaho for the Frank Rodgers sale in
Buhl, which is about 270 miles beyond
where we went the week before.
Pauline gave up on me saying that the
last trip was enough for her, so I headed
out solo. The dealer in Dillon wanted
to try and fix my problem before I left
but after two and one-half hours in the
shop I told them, “I have to go as I still
have 400 miles to go today!” So without
instruments in the car, down the road I
motored. Again the road was good to
the Idaho line and this time it was
mostly real slick and icy, except from
Idaho Falls to Pocatello where I hit the
ground blizzard again and very poor
visibility. But I journeyed on and
arrived in Buhl at Frank’s about 4:00
in the PM.
Frank was in the same situation as
Elkington’s the week before. Some
roads were already closed and the storm
was coming. Frank felt he had no
choice, he had to go on with the sale.
After looking the cattle over I drove in
to Buhl to the motel and ate dinner at
Buhl’s finest (just fair) and after calling
several people I hit the sack as this old
body was tired from the long trip. The
next morning I looked out and the car
was covered with about eight inches of
Cow herd is our factory
- raised under range conditions all females calve as twos.
Thick and deep - dam of Lot 59 by 408.
Produced herd bull at Hoffman’s.
One of our best! Dam of Lot
128 by 408. Sale topping son
at Berry’s and daughter.
Feminine and long. Dam of
Lot 30 by 408.
Muscle, milk and udder. Dam
of Lot 18 by 408.
Top producer at 10 years of
age. Mother of herd bulls.
Leading edge genetics with customer acceptance.
PLUS OFFSPRING OF:
UPS ODYSSEY 1ET
BW 6.3; WW 62; YW 90; MM 14; REA 0.61; IMF 0.10
IHM 821 DOMINO 1598
BW 5.6; WW 60; YW 124; MM 20; REA 0.57; IMF -0.07
SR NATIONAL 305
BW 6.8; WW 74; YW 130; MM 21; REA 0.65; IMF -0.14
MH DAKOTA 3146
BW 6.0; WW 43; YW 66; MM 12; REA 0.00; IMF -0.08
OXH MARK DOMINO 3018
BW -0.4; WW 27; YW 57; MM 23; REA -0.14; IMF -0.05
L1 DOMINO 03473
BW 1.5; WW 33; YW 57; MM 8; REA -0.08; IMF 0.10
BB 1065 DOMINO 4102
BW -0.2; WW 46; YW 78; MM 21; REA 0.49; IMF 0.13
BW 0.4; WW 55; YW 91; MM 16; REA 0.32; IMF 0.24
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Box 56 • Bowman, ND 58623
Roger (701) 523-5371 • Duane (701) 523-3496 • Laureen (701) 523-5297
[email protected] • stuberranch.com (when completed)
Located 10 miles north of Bowman or 16 miles south of Amidon on Hwy. 85,
then 5 miles west, 1/2 mile south.
Richard Snedden of Maricopa, CA
purchased the top selling bull at
Elkingtons for his Snedden Herefords
operation.
snow, visibility was about a 100 yards
and it was chilly. I thought, here we go
again! I got out to Frank’s and the place
was pretty quiet and stayed that way
until about lunch time, (it is funny how
people seem to get to a sale just before
lunch) when about 100 people began
wandering in. The start was held up by
Auctioneer Butch Booker until the late
comers could see the cattle and have
lunch.
Again, this good group of cattle sold
well in view of all of the weather
problems. Again the roads that morning
were closed in all directions for a time,
thus discouraging the traveling buyers.
The road to Pocatello was closed that
morning but I thought by evening it
should be open, so after the sale I filled
the tank and headed down the road. I
made it into Pocatello and to the
Ramada, where I encountered a man
from Montana who just came down
from Helena. He said, “We just made
it through Monida Pass and it is a mess,
they closed it right behind us! There is
a six car pile up on the northbound side
and it will probably be closed all night!”
I then went into the Ramada to check
in and five truck drivers with UPS were
getting rooms. I asked if they had road
problems and they said, yes, the road
is closed to Salt Lake City. Well, so goes
the saga of one of the Hereford America
roadrunners!
The story isn’t over yet so bear with
me. The next morning I arose early and
checked the weather. Snow with 40
mile per hour winds, icy road
conditions to the north. Oh well, I need
to get home so I hit the interstate. The
conditions made the travel slower but
just before Idaho Falls the roads were
better so I sped up some and wheeled
through Idaho Falls at a good clip, and
just after I moved around a curve in the
road I hit some sheer ice and
encountered several cars creeping over
it. I slowly braked the car and was
fortunate enough to miss a car on the
side of the road, he viewing a car that
had just slipped off the road. Then in
the next 20 miles, three big semi rigs
had overturned from the icy, windy
conditions. I was appreciative that I had
put tires on the car with steel pins in
them. (In fact Marc and I had done this
in Canada when we had traction trouble
there.) These “studs” really help the
traction. The troubling Monida Pass
Jill’s Editorial...
big road warrior going to 13 sales in
the last three weeks. Dad had some harrowing travels over icy Idaho roads to
get to sales and as I write this he’s
headed to Idaho again. The flight he
refers to in his editorial I was on and
remember quite well, at least from a
kid’s perspective. But I’m here to write
about it too as is he. I think I was about
10 and we were flying to Oregon with
our whole family and my aunt Jean. I’m
sure his memory on this one is better
than mine but I think we were going to
see my cousin (Jean’s daughter) and go
to what was then called the All American Hereford Expo at Stone Ranch. All
of us kids, Kathy, Rich and I were really excited to be going to Expo. I’m
not quite older than dirt but I think that
might have been one of the first Expos.
Well we were piled in the 310 and flying from Montana over the Cascades
into Oregon when all the instruments
Byron’s Editorial...
was cleared of the wrecks by the time
I passed over it and I pushed on home
thinking, “You know I have to go back
twice more this winter over this danged
Monida Pass.”
Of course still no instruments, so
when I got home I called the Service
Manager in Dillon for GM products
and said this has got to be fixed. He
said, “Byron, this is a deal we have not
seen before so leave the car and we will
find the problem.” After calling around
to all the experts at GM for two days,
they found the problem. The module
in the air bags went bad, (that light was
on too) and that affected the rest of the
car computer to destroy the instrument
readings and warning lights.
Everything is fine now but you wonder
about this world of computers.
Marc and Jill, and the other reps from
all of the publications go through this
all winter like I did on these two trips
but I hope they don’t lose all of their
car instruments, too. I had that happen
one day in our Cessna 310 airplane
when I was in the weather and lost all
my flight instruments but one. I will
tell you about that another day, but I
will give you a little clue, I am writing
to tell about it!
The sales have been very good in
general throughout the area we have
covered. The top-end of the sales in
many cases are bulls going to
commercial customers at prices many
of the purebred breeders are not willing
to pay. In all cases the cow herd is
black!
went. The air was blue for just a little
while when the gravity of the situation
set in. We started taking on a little bit
of ice. In flying that is definitely not a
good thing and can severely affect the
plane’s ability to stay in the air if it gets
very bad. Shortly thereafter (it probably
didn’t seem short for the pilot and after
all I was one of the passengers) we were
able to start descending from the Cascades and the icing abated. I’m not sure
when the instruments finally came back
but we had them in time to navigate and
land at the airport. I’m sure Dad will
tell the rest of that story in another issue. I’d say there were probably a bunch
1 p.m. (CST) • At our sale facility 4 ½ miles North of Fullerton, NE on Hwy. #14
30 Polled Hereford Yearling Bulls &
ING 15 Polled Hereford Yearling Heifers
SELL
(Several are AI Sired)
Also Selling 80 Angus Bulls & 25 Angus Yearling Heifers
Many of the bulls in this offering are suitable for breeding heifers. Complete performance
information and ultrasound data available, plus all bulls have been tested negative for PI-BVD.
— Sires —
BKR Triple Plus 73C 20L
HF 4L Beyond 36N
KCF Bennett 3008 M326
(P42553898)
(P42361822)
(P42194989)
SALE BULL E.P.D’S
ID
BW
WW
YW
MILK
REA
T15
T20
T25
T35
T63
733T
737T
738T
744T
752T
+2.0
+3.2
+4.2
+2.6
+4.3
+3.8
+3.3
+5.6
+5.4
+2.9
+44
+53
+56
+55
+54
+47
+55
+52
+51
+46
+3.6
+40
+70
+19
+0.14
+83
+17
+0.08
+97
+27
+0.14
+84
+16
+0.28
+86
+20
+0.19
+70
+17
+0.23
+88
+18
+0.20
+86
+26
+0.37
+77
+18
+0.32
+70
+12
+0.35
BREED AVERAGE
+67
+16
+0.14
CHB INDEX
$18
$22
$26
$28
$23
$20
$22
$23
$21
$24
Bar JZ Devo 311K
(P42111186)
Other Sires Represented:
KT Top Secret 1030 • DRF JWR Prince Victor 71I
KJ 2054 Stout 664N • BBH 059J Fortress 224M
LJR 179A Marias 260M • Frenzen Devo R11
$17
For more information or catalog
-CONTACTGalen Frenzen
50802 N. Edgewood Road • Fullerton, NE 68638
Home: (308) 536-2069
Cell: (308) 550-0237
Doug Bolte Manager
1103 S. Grandview Dr.
Norfolk, NE 68701
Home: (402) 379-1432 • Cell: (402) 640-4048
[email protected]
Final Farewell
Fall River, Kansas
Grover Jelden
Selling: 50 Horned Herefords • 50 Angus
18-Month and 2-Year-Old Bulls
Plus 25 Black Baldy First Calf Heifer Pairs
All Hereford sale bulls have been tested and are negative for PI-BVD and IE.
HH Advance 0024K
GBR L1 946 109L
EPDs: BW 3.0 (.84); WW 51 (.79);
YW 85 (.80); MM 30 (.61); M&G 56;
SC 0.8 (.63); REA 0.39 (.72); IMF -0.23 (.71)
EPDs: BW 1.6 (.72); WW 33 (.63);
YW 59 (.63); MM 27 (.29); M&G 43;
SC 0.9 (.16); REA -0.05 (.34); IMF 0.03 (.24)
For catalogs and information contact:
Ray’s cell: (620) 636-0045 • Linda’s cell: (620) 288-0364
[email protected]
RANCHES, INC.
ANNUAL PRODUCTION SALE
MARCH 19, 2008 • Fall River, Kansas
Mississippi
Jack Evans, Manager
P.O. Box 310 • Winona, MS 38967
(662) 283-3337 • Fax (662) 2834375
PRIVATE TREATY SALES
Bill and Jo Ellard, Owners
P.O. Box 802207
Dallas, TX 75380
Office (972) 532-2100
Fax (972) 532-2190
Kansas
Ray Meyer, Manager • 284A EE Rd.
Fall River, KS 67047
Cell (620) 636-0045
Office (620) 658-4494
Fax (620) 658-4426
What does the CATTLEMAN
want in a herd bull?
We believe that the cattleman wants a healthy, sound animal that is able to breed up
to forty head of cows in a breeding season. Obviously, in order to do that, the bull in
question has to have many qualities including: flesh ability, structural soundness, and
high libido just to name a few.
We always have this in mind when we raise our bulls and keep only our best. Our
cattle are middle of the road frame type and are grown without creep. If they won’t grow
on our grass and home grown feed, then they won’t be sold to you.
If this type of bull will work for you, then contact us today!
Steven Pollestad
Ph. (701) 938-4648
8939 6th St. SW
Halliday, ND 58636
A 4th Generation Hereford Breeder Spanning 81 years
— Two of our herd sires —
MH HV Britisher Lad 35
KB STD VOLT LAD 17Y
MH HV BRITISHER 12
MH LADY A BRITISHR 2
KB STD VOLT LAD 17Y
MH LADY BRITISH 57
MH LADY 76X ADV 46
LCI SUPER VOLT 15W
KB STANDARD LASS 3S
26 BIG ABE B336
MH LADY PW 2335
LCI SUPER VOLT 15W
KB STANDARD LASS 3S
LCI DG MSTMD 76X ET
LADY ADV TONE 51
Day Zato Tone 943
DAY RUPERT TONE 5
D RUPERT TONE 641
D LADY L1 RUPERT 012
DAY ZATO AGAIN
DAY ZATO LASS 23
DAY LADY ZATO 46
DAY RUPERT TONE 4
DAY ZATO LASS 79
CLH OKLA STAR 4245
D LADY RUPERT 124
DF 394 ZATO RETURN 3
DAY ZATO HEIRESS 310
DF ZATO HEIR 497
DAY RUPERTA TONE 82
— Line Bred Hazlett and Canadian Bloodlines —
TWO YEAR OLD BULLS AVAILABLE BY PRIVATE TREATY.
Grover Jelden, 90, of rural Harrisburg,
OR, died December 17, 2007 from
pneumonia. He was much loved and
cherished by family and friends and wellknown for his cattle herd on Jelden
Hereford Ranch in the beautiful
Willamette Valley in Oregon. The Jelden
name is also remembered in the
neighboring communities of Everly, Iowa,
where Grover and his wife, Ora, have
been leasing out the 320 acre farm that
Grover grew up on.
Grover was born in Everly, IA, to John
and Sophia Jelden in 1917. His father,
John, was very proud of Grover’s abilities
and trusted Grover with his livestock
business and daily affairs early on. At age
11, Grover chauffeured his dad to Sioux
City, IA, on a business trip. Sioux City is
about 100 miles from the Jelden Farm in
Everly, a long way for a young boy to
drive! Grover was a necessity to his dad
on shipping days to Chicago. He was agile
and hard-working and valued for his
ability to see, at a glance, which animals
were ready for market and which were
not. His father was a livestock buyer and
was well-respected. Grover liked to
reflect on the 20 hour “day” when they
received and loaded 66 train cars of hogs,
20 cars of cattle and a couple cars of
whole oats. Imagine loading those 4,000
squealing hogs!
In 1942, at age 25, Grover married his
true love, Ora Schumann, from Hartley, IA,
in Omaha, NE. They settled in Everly where
Grover owned and operated the Farmer’s
Elevator, along with being his dad’s righthand man. Tired of the hectic pace, the
couple moved to the Black Hills, Custer,
SD, where they owned and operated a ranch
for a few years. They had expanded their
of people on that flight praying because
everything just seemed to come back together and the rest of our trip was safe
and uneventful. That’s my recollection
of the trip but I’d be willing to bet Dad
has a different version of the story.
It’s sort of interesting but when I was
growing up our family flew a lot and it
was mostly to Hereford events. My
brother and sister are 5 and 4 years older
than me so they, correction, my brother,
always thought it was really funny to
push the younger sister into the window
while banking. (That’s a steep turn for
you non-fliers.) For a 5 year old that’s
pretty traumatic! I guess we all survived
it and we made it to some great Hereford events when we were kids.
I’ve been to several sales this year
and have been fairly fortunate with the
roads and the travel situations. We don’t
do much flying in the winter because
you never know what the weather is
going to be like along the way or when
you get to your destination. I haven’t
been to as many sales as usual because
most of the time I’m chained to the desk
working on ads and the newspaper and
fielding a lot of phone calls and e-mails.
We’ve all had some enjoyable and interesting conversations with a lot of you.
Almost every day I have questions or
family with the birth of a son, Monty, in
1944 and a daughter, Valerie, in 1946. Now
Grover and Ora were asked to take over
Grover’s dad’s farm at Everly, which they
did despite the sadness of leaving many
new friends and the beauty of the pine trees.
Grover became avidly interested in
registered horned Herefords and in ten years
developed a top-notch herd through linebreeding and a trained eye for quality and
conformation. Grover and Ora and family
would sell carloads of bulls at the Denver
show and sale. When John Jelden, Grover’s
father, died the Jeldens decided to disperse
their 250 head of Herefords and move. The
successful dispersion was January 3, 1959
and the family moved to the Oregon ranch
where Grover and Ora have lived until
Grover’s recent death. Grover enjoyed
building another purebred herd of
Herefords in Oregon, showing at the State
Fair in Portland. The Monty Jelden family
is still in the cattle business and of course
all wish Grover was here to see the new
crop of calves.
Grover is survived by his wife of 65
years, Ora Jelden; son Monty and wife Char
Jelden of Harrisburg; daughter Valerie
Weaver of Lebanon, OR; grandchildren,
Amber, Casse, Tessi, and Travis and their
spouses; great-grandchildren, Mikayla,
Michael, Garrett, Hunter, Duran, and
Meguire; many nieces, nephews and dear
friends.
Grover’s life and influences carry on with
much appreciation for his untiring devotion
to his family, God, and the self-integrity he
believed in.
John Wesley Rakestraw
John Wesley Rakestraw, age 50, of
Rockmart, GA, passed away on Friday,
February 1, 2008. He was born on August
8, 1957, in Atlanta, GA, and was preceded
in death by his mother, Katherine “Trink”
Rakestraw.
conversations with breeders on the epilepsy situation. It seems like there is still
a lot of confusion about the issue. Dr.
Jon Beever, University of Illinois, is the
lead researcher and isolated the epilepsy
gene in cattle. We thank Dr. Beever for
his dedication to the breed and to this
particular genetic defect. There are now
tests for epilepsy and the diluter gene.
If you have lines that might be affected
it would be in your best interest, your
customers’ best interests and the breed’s
to test for these defects and eliminate
any carriers. If you have questions call
Jack Ward, AHA’s director of breed improvement at 816-842-3757 or Dr.
Beever at 217-333-4194.
Breeders, don’t stick your head in the
sand! Had there been tests like this in
the early days of dwarfism and other
defects, it would have saved many
breeders a lot of anguish, pain, money
and genetics that could have been used.
Still our breed is miles ahead of others
as far as the number of genetic defects.
We have very few compared to some
other breeds who have old problems resurfacing. We don’t want that to happen in the Hereford breed. As seedstock
producers you need to seriously consider the tools available to you and use
them proactively.
— JBH
Semen for sale in both the
U.S. and CANADA.
LPG CANADIAN INVADER 27T is a bull we purchased from
LITTLE POPLAR GROVE HEREFORDS of Alberta, Canada, for
$10,000 half interest at the Hereford 2007 sale in Saskatoon, SK.
Invader is out of a two-year-old heifer that is a half sister to the
cow that LPG sold for $15,000 to Watson Langford of Oklahoma
and Brent Mrnak of North Dakota.
The sire is a Peter Ulrich bull named AGA 53A Standard ET 4R,
whose dam is the famous cow AGA 22B Miss Brigader 511E.
STANDARD K LAD 14X
SGC 14X STANDARD LAD 53A
SGC BRIT STANDARD LASS 1U
AGA 53A STANDARD ET 4R (C02865134)
CTY BRIGADER 22B
AGA 22B MISS BRIGADER 511E
AGA MISS 42X STANMORE 94Z
STANDARD 85A DOMINO 82F
C 82F MICKS KAPTAIN 82K
AC MISS 359 ROBINSON 63F
LPG KAPTAIN 67H LASS 22R (C02866331)
LPG INDEPENDENCE 67H
LPG INDEPENDENCE COMMAND 47L
LPG COMMAND BRIG LASS 19H
4 reasons to try Invader
BW: 88
WW: 930
50 straws for $2500 and 20 straws for $1200
Owned by:
Little Poplar Grove and Stutheit Herefords
EPDs: BW 4.3 WW 37.1 YW 59.8 MM 13.1 M&G 31.6
1. Phenotype - Has lots of eye appeal, walks around like a herd bull should, yet very good disposition,
and is very, very complete. He has good length, extra deep, and is really thick butted. Has tremendous
hair, good bone, very clean sheath, red eyes and testicles, and good feet and legs.
2. Birth Weight - Invader 88 pounds, sire 75 pounds, sire’s mother 72 pounds, Invader’s mother 78
pounds, Invader’s grandmother 86 pounds. All actual birth weights. We think he could work on
heifers with his low birth weight family and his good smooth shoulders.
3. Maternal - Cow family is very consistent for good markings, neat udders, pigment, low BW, and
problem free.
4. Outcross - The pedigree is an outcross to most U.S. herds. Invader comes from one of the most strict
and respected programs in Canada.
BIG OAK is a bull we sold to COURTNEY HEREFORDS of
Alzada, Montana for $15,000 half interest.
BIG OAK is a big, long, stout, and very complete bull. For his
stoutness he is very smooth made with lots of eye appeal. He also
has tremendous feet and legs with huge testicles and awesome hair.
S TANDARD RIBSTONE 16E
STANDARD 16E RIBSTONE 64H
STANDARD LASS 23E
K 64H RIBSTONE LAD 157K (42267708)
SNS SUPER PACE ET 61Z
K 61Z SUPER LADY 41G
K 58X MASTER LADY 89Z
LLL 77Y STD DOM 82B
LPG 82B STANDARD LAD 59K
LPG STANDARD DOMINO LASS 52H
S 59K LASS 36M (42288039)
LRD RED DOMINO 26Z
LPG DOMINO 41S LASS 34F
LPG 41S LASS 40D
EPDs: BW 5.7 WW 50 YW 84 MM 27 M&G 52
SC 1.0 Fat .000 REA .08 IMF .14 CHB $24
4 reasons to try Big Oak
1. Maternal - Three donor dams on the bottom side of the pedigree. All three cows have nice
tight bags with tiny teats, and level udders. 52H produced a herd bull for us that went to
Stubers in North Dakota and Churchill Cattle Co. in Montana.
2. Performance - Big Oak had our highest 205 day weight that year. His full sister had a
marbling ratio of 126. She had a goggle eyed NEON heifer on Jan 2, 2008 that weighed 80
pounds and is growing rapidly.
3. Sire - 157K is a total performance sire with excellent carcass, good maternal, disposition,
milk, and pigment.
4. Markings - Big Oak is well marked with good pigment and red testicles. All full sibs are well
marked with pigment. 36M, 34F, and 52H all have full pigment with some having goggle
eyes.
Josh Stutheit
Jeremy and Tera Stutheit
63123 726 Rd,
72627 Hwy 105
Johnson, NE 68378
Johnson, NE 68378
402/274-8320
402/274-1404 • 402/868-5037
402/868-5895
[email protected]
BW: 93
205: 742
50 straws for $2500 and 20 straws for $1200
(Non Certificate bull)
Owned by: Courtney Herefords and Stutheit Herefords
Thank you to Jay Middleswarth, WY and Peter Ulrich, Canada,
for using Big Oak semen last year.
91 Courtney Lane • Alzada, MT 59311
Tom: 406/828-4480 • Jim: 406/828-4529
Adam: 406/828-4444
[email protected]
www.courtneyherefords.com
Allen & Lorraine Henderson
R.R. 1, • Forestburg, Alberta TOB 1NO
780/582-2464
Gordon & Marilyn Henderson
780/582-2253 • 780/582-2256 • cell 403/740-6206
Rakestraw was the owner of Raker
Construction Co. of Dallas, GA. He was
also the director of Georgian Bank and
owner of JWR Land and Cattle Co.,
Rockmart, GA. He was a member of
Bartlett Lodge #139 F&AM; Scottish
Rite Valley of Atlanta; Yaarab Shrine
Temple, Atlanta; Paulding County
Nobility Club; Polled Hereford
Association; First Baptist Church, Dallas,
GA.
Survivors include his wife Sharon
Tibbitts Rakestraw; son and daughter-inlaw, John Wade Rakestraw & his wife,
Lindsey of Dallas, GA.;son Joshua
Wesley Rakestraw of Rockmart, GA; son
Jacob Weston Rakestraw of Rockmart,
GA; father Tyre Louis Rakestraw of
Rockmart, GA; brother, Tyre Rakestraw,
Jr. and his wife Doris of Dallas, GA; sister
Janet Peppers of Dallas, GA; several
nieces and nephews.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be
made to the John Wesley Rakestraw
Memorial Fund c/o Georgian Bank, 3270
Florence Rd., Powder Springs, GA
30127.
Robert Faler
Robert (Bob) Faler, 88, of Elk City,
died February 15, 2008 at St. Francis Via
Christi Medical Center in Wichita.
Robert Dane Faler was born July 7,
Selling 60 Fall Yr. Horned
Hereford Bulls
Box 8
1919 at Elk City, Kansas, the son of Paul
Dane Faler and Mary Marie (Glasgow)
Faler. He grew up and attended Elk City
schools graduating from Elk City High
School in 1937. He also graduated from
Independence Junior College in 1940 and
attended Wichita State University.
After his schooling he worked at
Boeing Aircraft in Wichita where he
taught blueprint reading. He joined the
United States Army Air Corps in 1942 and
served in the European Theatre in
Germany with the Tactical Recon where
he flew P40’s and P51’s. He then ferried
planes to South America. After his service
he joined the Air Force Reserves where
he served until 1957 after attaining the
Complete BSE on all Bulls
Dwight, Kansas 66849
12:00 Noon March 24, 2008
50 - Fall Yr. Black Angus Bulls
60 - Fall Yr. Horned Hereford Bulls
50 - F1 Black Baldies w/calves
20 - Hereford Heifers w/calves
20 - Angus Heifers w/calves
70 - Fall Bred Heifers (AN, HH,
BWF)
10 - Started Young FQHA Horses
20 - FQHA Yearling Colts
at the ranch 1/2 mi. South of Dwight
50 Black Baldy Heifers w/calves sell.
20 Yearling Colts Sell
10 Young Started
FQHA Horses
Jan: 785-482-3383
Arden: 785-482-3398 Cell: 785-466-1422
[email protected]
www.oleenbrothers.com
Tami McIntosh ++ LIVE REAL TIME AUCTIONS
www.dvauction.com
308-870-3661
No Over Fed Fat Bulls
20 Horned Hereford Heifers
w/calves sell.
Bulls fed to gain 2.5 lbs. a day
Free Delivery 300 Miles
Selling 50 Fall Yr.
Black Angus Bulls
Proud to be a
founding member USPB
Ultrasound Data on all Bulls
We do not Creep-Feed our Calves
rank of Lt. Colonel. He then worked at
the Independence Air Base where he
dismantled aircraft. While at the Air Base,
he started Faler Flying Service and began
his Aerial Application Service which he
operated for 58 years. He farmed and ran
Elk Valley Hereford Ranch until his death.
He was a member of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post in Elk City, was a
founder of the Duck Creek Watershed and
had served as President of the Elk City
Board of Education.
In April 19th of 1942 at the Rankin
family residence he was united in
marriage to Dorothy Carroll Rankin. She
preceded her husband in death on
February 21st, 1962.
On October 21st, 1972 at Fredonia,
Kansas, he was united in marriage to
Sandra Lee Fenton. She survives at the
home. Also surviving are: 3 sons, William
Dale (Bill) Faler of Idaho Falls, ID,
Robert Dane Faler , Jr. of Bellingham, WA
and James Allen Faler of Houston, TX; 5
daughters, Terry Lyn Hogan of
Independence, KS; Paula Ann Franta of
Towanda, KS; Judith Diane Adamson of
Sapulpa, OK; Catherine Marie Erny of
Holts Summit, MO and Stacy Jean Faler
of Boston, MA.; 7 grandchildren; 3 great
grandchildren; and a sister, Elizabeth
Durovic of Switzerland.
North Dakota Hereford
Feeder Calf Sale Does
Well Despite Weather
and Market Pressure
Nineteen consignors turned out in the
20 below weather to sell Hereford and
Hereford Influence feeder calves at the
annual North Dakota Hereford Influence
Sale held at Kist Livestock, Mandan, ND
on February 20th.
Despite evident market pressure on the
750 lb.-850 lb. weight calves, Hereford
influence feeder cattle consistently
matched or outsold other breeds of cattle
sold during the day.
Here is a representation of the results:
Warren Reiner
10 hd Steers 827 lbs. $91.50
Merle Michaelson
15 hd Steers 818 lbs. $94.00
Flath Brothers
6 hd Heifers 816 lbs. $91.50
Craig Richards
F1s - 8 hd Steers 784 lbs. $116.50
Bill Smith
F1s - 19 hd Heifers 723 lbs. $ 96.75
Tony Stroh
9 hd Steers 711 lbs. $105.50
Myron Lodoen
49 hd Steers 698 lbs. $101.50
Elliot Wimer
8 hd Steers 689 lbs. $105.00
John Johannes
8 hd Steers 657 lbs. $107.00
Greg Myran
16 hd Steers 620 lbs. $120.50
Jason Winter
18 hd Steers 596 lbs. $116.50
Mike Stroh
4 hd Steers 543 lbs. $118.00
Stanley/Steven Pollestad
17 hd Steers 501 lbs. $129.50
Thank you to all of the buyers who
contributed to the sale this year and
special thanks to Kist Livestock for their
continued support of the Hereford sale.
NEW BVD VACCINES: What’s the Story?
New diagnostic tests have opened
up a range of possibilities for the
control of Bovine Virus Diarrhea
(BVD) in cattle that simply did not
exist a few years ago. Now there are
a number of new BVD vaccines
available that will also help
producers control this costly disease.
Refresher course—what problems
does the BVD virus cause?
The BVD virus can cause a wide
spectrum of disease problems. BVD
virus infection can be fairly mild to
fatal. In well cared for cattle it can cause
diarrhea, with damage starting in the
mouth and extending throughout the
gastrointestinal tract. Hence, the name:
Bovine Virus Diarrhea. BVD is also a
major cause of respiratory disease in
young cattle going into stocker
operations, backgrounder operations,
and feedlots. It can cause abortions or
reproductive failure in cows. One of
the most important problems caused by
BVD is the Persistently Infected (PI)
animal. These PI cattle are actually
infected with the BVD virus before they
are born — at about 80-100 days of
gestation (before 125 days) in most
cases. Many of these calves are born
alive but cannot develop any immune
response or protection against the BVD
virus. They are sub-optimal performers
(some obvious, some not). They also
shed billions of virus particles every
day in their saliva, urine, and feces.
They act as the “Typhoid Mary” for the
entire herd — infecting and re-infecting
other cattle in the herd and causing
continued illness in the entire group of
cattle.
What do we need to remember to
prevent BVD?
The most important points to control
and prevention of BVD are (1)
adequate vaccination of young cattle
and replacement cattle, (2) annual
vaccination (boosters) for the herd, (3)
prevent the introduction of PI cattle,
and (4) elimination of any PI cattle from
the herd.
How do the new vaccines help?
As listed above two of the 4 most
important control points for BVD have
to do with vaccination. We have
recognized for some time that the BVD
virus mutates rapidly and that there are
many possible strains of the BVD virus
in nature. The fact that this virus can
change so easily creates a bigger
challenge for vaccines. There are type
1 and type 2 BVD viruses and also subtypes, i.e. 1b, 2a, etc. The new vaccines
have included more than one sub-type
and this helps to better protect the cattle
against BVD infection and disease.
Another important control point is the
prevention of PI cattle. Some of the
vaccines have been developed and
tested to provide fetal protection. That
is to say, vaccinating the cow or heifer
can protect the calf from becoming
infected before 125 days of gestation
(pregnancy).
How well do these vaccines work?
A recent study looked at that very
question. In this study, there were 30
pregnant beef heifers that were comingled with 4 adult cows which were
PI’s (the Typhoid Marys we talked
about earlier). Fifteen of the 30
pregnant heifers had been vaccinated
with a killed BVD vaccine (BVD types
1a and 2) prior to breeding. The other
15 heifers were non-vaccinated
controls. The vaccine was a commercial
vaccine also containing IBR, PI 3,
BRSV, and Lepto 5 way fractions. Of
the 15 non-vaccinated control heifers,
one aborted and 14 had calves that were
infected with the BVD virus when they
were taken by Caesarian section. Of
the 15 vaccinated heifers there were
only 4/15 calves that were infected with
the BVD virus.
What does this study tell us?
First, having the 30 heifers
(vaccinated and controls) housed
together with 4 adult PI cows is a
tremendous challenge. It takes a very
good vaccine to provide any protection.
In this trial the vaccine fully protected
73% of the calves and all the heifers
from disease due to BVD. We learned
the following: (1) this is an excellent
vaccine that provides very good
protection in the face of a very stiff
challenge, (2) no vaccine is perfect, and
(3) prevention of PI’s can be as
important as prevention of clinical
disease.
What else do I need to do?
The new vaccines can be very
important tools in controlling BVD;
however, it is also important to keep
PI’s out of your herd. The old saying,
“Good fences make good neighbors” is
something to remember along these
lines. Avoid having your pregnant cows
(particularly cows less than 4 months
pregnant) come into contact with cattle
from outside your herd. The stocker
calves that use winter range adjacent
to a spring calving herd can be a very
high-risk situation. Also, have all new
bulls and replacement females tested
for PI status.
What samples are needed for these
tests?
The two most common tests require
either a skin sample or a serum sample.
The skin sample is usually taken from
the ear. The serum sample is derived
from a blood sample that is allowed to
clot, spun in a centrifuge and the clear
serum is collected with a disposable
pipette.
What is the bottom line?
Work with your veterinarian to select
and use these new BVD vaccines in
your herd to help prevent new
infections. Also, consult with your
veterinarian regarding testing for BVD
PI in your herd, see if it makes sense
for you and your operation. Make sure
all new cattle coming into your herd are
free of BVD — no PI cattle.
John Maas, DVM, MS
Diplomate, ACVN & ACVIM
Extension Veterinarian
School of Veterinary Medicine,
University of California - Davis
Ad Cut-Off
for the April/May issue
of
Hereford America
is
March 5th!
Beran Bros. Angus
and Herefords
Several
Sons Sell!!
22nd Annual Bull
& Female Sale
March 25, 2008
Several
Sons Sell!!
SAV Peacemaker 3179
BW +3.0 WW +64 YW +102 MILK +41
IMF +.02 RE +.28 Fat +.011
$W +36.06 $F +36.66 $G +8.45 $B +37.53
Selling:
20 Two-year-old Angus Bulls
3 18-month-old Angus Bulls
50 Yearling Angus Bulls
CL 1 Domino 048K
BW +0.5 WW +43 YW +72 MILK +35
IMF +0.09 RE -0.24 Fat +.007
$BMI +$17 $CEZ +$19 $BII +$13 $CHB +$20
Selling:
35 Two-year-old Hereford Bulls
15 18-month-old Hereford Bulls
Sale to be held at the ranch
near Claflin, KS
Also Selling:
35 Black White Face F1 Heifers with their first calf at side
15 Black Angus Heifers with black calves
15 Hereford Heifers with black white face calves at side
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
For more information and a sale book contact:
Gerald Beran Jr.
620-587-3407
Cell: 620-786-9569
Craig Beran
620-587-3709
Cell: 620-786-9703
Fax: 620-587-3208
Terry Beran
Cell: 620-786-4372
1350 NE 100 Avenue, Claflin, Kansas 67525
2008 Watertown
Winter Farm Show
Dedicated to Jim
Endres
Jim Endres, Willow Creek Farms,
Watertown, SD.
by Terry O’Keefe,
Watertown Public Opinion Staff Writer
Over many years, the Watertown
Winter Farm Show (Watertown, SD)
has honored families and individuals
who have lent their time and talents
towards making the Farm Show the
success it is today. In 2008, the Farm
Show is being dedicated to a person
who can trace his involvement to the
very beginnings of the annual event.
Back in the late 1940s, Jim Endres
was a student at Watertown High
School, then located near uptown
Watertown, very close to the original
site of the Farm Show in the City
Auditorium. “Back in 1947-48, I was
in high school in Watertown, only a
block away from the Farm Show,”
Endres said recently.
Recalling the events that led to his
first involvement in the show, Endres
says the school’s agriculture teacher
basically made the decision for his
students. “They (the farm show
organizers) needed some help moving
livestock in and out,” he said. “So we
helped move the cattle and hogs. “The
livestock was kept in the basement, so
we had to move them back and forth
for the shows.”
He and his wife Maxine have farmed
a few miles east of Watertown for many
years, raising their family and
eventually turning much of the day-today operations of Willow Creek Farms
over to their sons Greg and Terry.
Through the years, the Endres family
has been heavily involved in the
livestock side of the Farm Show, first
through the South Dakota Hereford
Association, then Jim was directly
involved in bringing swine into the
livestock mix.
In the 1960s, Endres was a member
of the Watertown Chamber of
Commerce Ag Committee, the group
that organizes and puts on the Farm
Show each year. “Burdette Solum was
the chairman at that time and I had the
idea for a gilt show,” Endres said. “He
said go for it and then we had a swine
show. “The (swine) breeders got
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Big Day for Hansons!
Hereford Bull Supreme Champion Over All
Breeds at Watertown; Heifer Reserve Supreme
Watertown Winter Farm Show Hereford Show
Watertown, SD • February 5th, 2008
Supreme Champion Bull
Grand Champion & Supreme Champion Bull — HPH 36N
Tytus 73T, a 03/21/07 son of HF 4L Beyond 36N and out of
a Remitall Online 122L daughter. Shown by Hanson’s Polled
Herefords of Conde, SD.
Reserve Champion Bull — ECR N40 Tony 6162, an 04/13/06
son of GO L18 Excel N40 and out of a JNHR Diamond 414B
daughter. Shown by Fawcett’s Elm Creek Ranch of Ree
Heights, SD.
Reserve Champion Female — LH Ms Felton 362737, a
03/07/07 daughter of LH Felton 517 362 and out of Doonbiddie
Hustler granddaughter. Shown by Leddy Herefords of Twin
Brooks, SD.
Grand Champion Female & Reserve Supreme Champion
(pictured at right) — ANL RH Ette 14T, a 02/11/07 daughter of
Allendale Robin Hood and out of a daughter of RU 20X Boulder
57G. She was shown by
Hanson’s Polled Herefords of
Conde, SD.
Reserve Supreme Champion Female
Endres...
Bulls Sired By:
Remitall Precise 212P
Snowshoe 434V New Look 4P
MH Dakota Lad 4202
SR Rapture 543
SR Conquer 55
CT Howard 27N
WPHF Pistol 589M
D&M 53H Lattitude 102L
BKR Triple Plus 73C 20L
KJ 520E Victor 417L
Call, e-mail or write for
more information:
Colin & Mary Beth Hoffman
605/439-3623
11341 357th Ave., Leola, SD 57456
www.hoffmanherefords.com
together and formed a committee to put
on the show.” The swine show was a
staple of the Watertown Winter Farm
Show for the next three decades until
the late 1990s. Then a combination of
decreasing numbers of breeders and
increasing concerns over transmittable
diseases in hogs, forced its cancellation.
“I was a little disappointed when there
was no place for the swine show,”
Endres said. “But the swine industry
has changed — fewer producers raising
more hogs.”
In the early 1970s, Endres was
elected to the South Dakota State
Legislature and had to curb his
involvement on the Ag Committee. But
that didn’t stop his involvement in the
Farm Show. Even though the
Legislature is in session during the time
the Farm Show runs, he and his sons
have managed to continue showing
livestock and being involved in other
areas of the show. “My son Greg is
involved with Polled Hereford cattle
and now, my grandchildren are also
involved in showing (cattle),” Endres
said.
Endres remains active in the farm
operation as well as working in the real
estate business in Watertown. “I’ve
always liked raising cattle and
farming,” Endres said, adding the Farm
Show is still an annual event for himself
and his family. “Oh, I wouldn’t miss
it,” he said.
Looking back on those early years
and holding the show in the city
auditorium, Endres can reflect on just
how much the show has grown and
changed over the years. “It just outgrew
(the auditorium),” he said. “Even when
we first started at the Extension
Complex, it was a lot different.” Over
the last decade or so, the Extension
Complex on West Kemp Avenue has
been expanded twice, adding much
needed space for one of the most
popular farm shows in the region. “I
know a lot of consignors who can’t
believe the way people here and the
business community support the Farm
Show,” Endres said. “Watertown has a
fine reputation for supporting the Farm
Show.”
Along with the growth of the Farm
Show has come the addition of more
educational seminars and commercial
exhibits. Endres said those have been
some of the biggest changes in recent
years. “Keeping up with new
technology — years ago we didn’t see
things like the new GPS guidance
systems, or the newest chemicals,” he
said. “It educates farmers and there is
a lot to learn. “It’s been a big plus for
farmers of crops and livestock.”
There is another aspect of the Farm
Show that Endres said can’t be left out
of the picture. “Sometimes people
forget, it’s a great time for socializing,”
he said, adding that people have made
a lot of friends over the years and it just
keeps growing. “We know more people
through the Hereford Association,”
Endres said. “It (the Farm Show) used
to be a little more localized, but now it
covers so much more of an area. “And
the number of cattle breeds at the show
has increased.”
When Codington County Extension
Educator Chuck Langner recently told
Endres the 2008 Watertown Winter
Farm Show would be dedicated in his
name, Endres said he was taken off
guard. “I never really thought about that
(the honor),” he said. “We just always
had a lot of fun (at the Farm Show). “I
was surprised and if we have been able
to help the farm show in some way, I’m
very proud of that.”
WTK ANL 12R Torrent 43T
ANL 36N TRAVELLER 91T
ANL SBS RH Titan 9T
Canuck x Venture
BW: 88 lbs.
Beyond x Venture
BW: 98 lbs.
Robin Hood x Frontier
BW: 82 lbs.
BW: 5.5 WW: 48.9 YW: 75.1 MM: 16.2 TM: 40.7
BW: 8.0 WW: 58.7 YW: 96.4 MM: 20.2 TM: 49.5
Selling a Flush!
Wheatland Bull 786T
Wheatland Lady 902J
Wheatland Bull 747T
Wheatland Bull 131L “Teddy”
x
Wheatland Lady 351N
BW: 77 lbs.
A female that continues to create history in the
Simmental Breed. Your opportunity to become
part of her legacy!
Top Gun x Wheatland Lady 902J
BW: 86 lbs.
Karl & Karen Lischka
T Bar C Cattle Co Ltd
Box 14, Steelman, SK S0C 2J0
Ph: 306•487•2670 Fax: 306•487•2793
Website: www.anlpolledherefords.com
Ted & Mina Serhienko
4-3342 Millar Ave
Saskatoon, SK S7K 7G9
Ph (306) 933-4200 Fax (306) 933-0744
Chris Poley - Auctioneer (306) 220-5006
View catalogue at www.buyagro.com
CWA Reserve Grand Champion Bull
Vernon & Denise Lafrentz
Riley & Cody-Ray
Ph: 306•634•7765
Cell: 306•421•2297
Nebraska Hereford News
Hereford America has been chosen by the Nebraska Hereford breeders as its official publication. Welcome Nebraska!
Nebraska Hereford Association’s Official
Publication Now Hereford America
The Nebraska Hereford Association (NHA) has decided to make Hereford
America its official news publication. After studying issues such as postage and
the cost of publishing the Nebraska Association has decided it would be more
beneficial to the organization to utilize Hereford America.
The Nebraska Hereford Association will still maintain the website
www.nebraskaherefords.com. The NHA invites you to stay well informed about
the Hereford breed and encourages the membership’s support on this issue.
For questions relating to this please call Doug Bolte, President N.H.A. or
Suzanne Glendy, Secretary, Tel: 308-836-2723, Cell Phone: 308-280-2021,
Email:[email protected]
Suz’s Turn
Hi everyone. I returned home a few weeks ago after spending
some time on an agricultural leadership seminar to Portugal, Spain,
and Morocco. I am a member of the Nebraska LEAD program. I
contacted Jay Elfeldt to help me find some articles with Herefords
on them. As usual, he came through for me! There are people
throughout these three countries with Herefords on their caps or
coffee mugs! I appreciate the help Jay. I took some pictures with
me on the international study seminar. I had an opportunity to
show some people what our Herefords look like. They thought
our cattle over here were huge. They also thought Brian looked
like he should play for the Huskers. You might be thinking how
someone from Morocco might have even heard of the Huskers
but they have! Several people that we spent time with have their
doctorates from UNL, Iowa State or Oklahoma State. They know
the Midwest. I visited with a professor from Morocco that has
Dwight Logterman Family Hereford & Angus
Annual Production Sale March 27, 2008 • 2:00 CST
at the Valentine Livestock Auction • Valentine, Nebraska
Selling: 20 - 2 year old Hereford Bulls • 40 - Yearling Angus Bulls
645S
645S
6172S
6172S
By CL1 Domino 480P ET
By 6-6 L1 Timesetter 18P
Every cow in 480P’s six generation pedigree has been a donor in the Cooper ET
program. He has proven himself as a breeding bull in our herd as well as the
Marvin Feddes & Sons herd.
This is our first crop by ‘18P’ and we are very excited about his progeny. ‘18P’ posted
indexes of 103 for weaning, 102 for yearling & 105 for ribeye. He is in the top 5% for
weaning, yearling and milk, top 10% for ribeye & CHB$ yet only a +2.4 for BW.
BW 4.1 W 49 Y 82 M 17
For more information, call:
Dwight Logterman
(605) 429-3209
HC 93, Box 13
Kilgore, NE 69216
BW 3.8 W 52 Y 88 M 26
To view catalog online, go to: valentine-livestock.com
L=More Quality, Pounds, and Profit for You
For more information, call:
LeRoy Logterman
(406) 282-7359
11831 Churchill Rd.
Manhattan, MT 59741
14L — In 2008 calving to K&B Red Felton 5162
1st & 2nd Place in class — Pen of 3 Bulls
4 flushmates Wrangler 25L x 14L • 2 flushmates 19D x Violet
Violet — In 2008 Featuring ET calves from Violet
by 19D, Recruit & K&B Red Felton 5162
Violet & 14L have been top producing cows and in 2007 gave
us 2 of the most consistent flushes you will find any where!
9T — $21,000 heifer in the Denver Mile High Sale - 19D x Violet
2008 ET calves by:
Yankee x JDF Ms Isaac
075 60N
Recruit x JDH Ms P606
Boomer 20R
• Michael Perez, New Mexico - buyer of the $21,000 heifer in Denver Violet x 19D
• Jessie Weber, Minnesota - top selling Hereford heifer, MN beef expo 14L x 25L
• Ty Ollerich, SD - 2nd high selling heifer , SD Excellence sale Violet x 19D
• Shelby and Lane Zink, IN - High selling heifer SD Excellence sale 14L x 25L
• Blueberry Hills Farms, NE - 3rd high selling Heifer MN Gopher the Purple sale 14L x 25L
• Dale and Abigale Farley, SD - Co-High selling heifer MN Gopher the Purple sale Violet x 19D
• Thorstenson Hereford Ranch, SD - 2 sons of 14L x 25L from our Denver pen
• Fawcett’s Elm Creek Ranch, SD - A son of 14L x 25L from our Denver pen
• Carlson Farms, MN - A son of Violet x 19D from our Denver pen
• Phil Barnett, New Zealand - A son of Violet x 19D from our Denver pen
• Schuette Land & Cattle, SD - A son of 14L x 25L from our Denver pen
• Kole Wynia, SD - Reserve Champion bull, Sioux Empire Farm show 14L x 25L
• Roger Schmit, SD - Reserve bull calf Champion Watertown Winter Show 14L x 25L
AH Yankee 10S — Violet x Online
to Danny, Kari, Keith & the entire Fawcett Family for all
of their work, friendship and for being great partners!
Jerry, Shelly and Family
2071 C.R. 101, Lake Benton, MN 56149
507/368-9284 [email protected]
Peter, Laura, Scott, Craig and Paul
27106 468th Ave., Tea, SD 57064
Home: 605/368-2837 Cell: 605/351-9847
[email protected]
even been out to North Platte to the
Research Center. Who knew worlds away
someone could talk Huskers with us.
Being worlds away from home, I
realized the old saying “it’s a small world”
is so true. I was inspired by so many things
on this study seminar. As you noticed I
didn’t call this a trip. I was there for a
purpose. To learn about international
trade, cultures, agriculture and most
importantly leadership. There are so many
styles of leadership. Some are more direct
while others are more guidance driven;
letting you figure things out while they
stand closely by. There are children in
these countries that speak four and five
languages. The chances they will have in
business will be enhanced just due to the
fact they are so bilingual. I met a fourteen
year old girl that spoke English, French,
Arabic, and English. She was learning a
fifth language when we spoke with her.
We asked her father, a government official
of Morocco, if he worried about his
children conspiring against him in a
language he didn’t understand and he
replied “they already do!” He didn’t care
though; he wants them to be better than
he is. I thought to myself then how similar
we are.We all want more for our children,
we want them to survive in agriculture,
and be successful. We gave people from
the countries gifts, like I explained. Rain
gauges, calendars with cowboy scenes,
Husker socks, seed corn caps, etc. Only
one in our group brought along candy.
This was popular when touring Morocco
with the children.I had no gifts for
children or teenagers, but I did have
pictures of our boys rodeoing. I asked our
teenage countepart if she’d like this
picture of American teenage cowboys and
she lit up like a lamp! I got a huge thankyou hug from her! We talked as a group
how children are children no matter where
you are at. Teenage girls like teenage
boys, and children everywhere can’t resist
candy! We saw these children herding
small groups of sheep and goats or one
cow. We saw them getting water for their
livestock, shopping with their parents, and
pulling weeds to feed their cow.
We learned about how they go to school
and how they acquire land. We saw an
agricultural school/college they can
attend. After some of our experiences, we
would meet in our hotel and discuss items
of particular interest to us. Some of what
they do in these countries is still being
done by hand. One would think time
forgot some of these places and how much
better we could do things with our
equipment, bigger and better right? But
what would they do with all the people
bigger and better equipment might put out
of work? Although we saw some nice size
fields, our tractors would look so out of
place. We had a lot of discussion on how
we might improve farming practices
overseas but we also discussed how not
to get in the mind set of being the quick
fixer.
In these countries they are doing a lot
of things right: they have good fuel
efficiency in diesel engines and they can
run three species on the same land. In
Morocco animal husbandry is definitely
there. There was always someone with the
livestock at all times. Fire control is done
by the goats grazing and water issues are
present over there just as they are here.
Traceability of products in Spain is
present and we got a message that there,
agriculture listens to the consumer and in
coops, the membership makes decisions.
They can package milk in special
packaging so that it doesn’t need
refrigeration until it is open. The packing
industry can harvest meat to fit the
cultural existence needs of three religions.
They worry and talk about erosion. GMO
corn was discussed as well as alternative
fuel sources for energy.
I tell you all about this because I could
sit on the coast of Spain and see the coast
of Africa and although at that very
moment, looking across the ocean I felt
so far from home but yet I felt how small
the world really is.
Leadership in small towns can be really
tough. Sometimes leaders are elected due
to popularity instead of being the best
choice through life experiences, etc. What
are qualities you look for the most in a
leader? With the political circus going on
the U.S.A. right now how do we look to
foreign nations? Maybe we shouldn’t care
what they think. But I think we should.
You can go to the European Union and to
Morocco and see the loyalty they still
have towards their royalty. Even if they
didn’t agree with something they might
have done they still talk about positive
things they did. There was a sense of
loyalty there. When you see Americans
on TV in a foreign country, like on CNN,
we don’t always look like we’re united.
We live in a country with extraordinary
freedoms. I can appreciate this. But I
didn’t feel united. There is a way to “agree
to disagree”. I believe we need more
leadership in our homes. We need to show
our children and grandchildren, nieces,
Beesons Honored at
Black Hills Stock Show
— Champion Overall Pen —
Check out our website for more information
www.jensenbros.net
Jack and Bev Beeson, Wayne, NE were the 2008 Black Hills Stock Show Hereford Honorees.
Jeff Baker, Baker Herefords, Rapid City, SD made the presentation at the Hereford Show at the
Black Hills Stock Show.
JB Ranch, Jack and Bev Beeson, Wayne, NE are the 2008 Black Hills Stock
Show Hereford Honorees. Jack grew up in Garber, OK during the drought years
and Bev came from Beaver Creek, MN, one of 12 children. Jack borrowed the
money to buy his first registered Hereford cow for an FFA project and has owned
registered Herefords ever since. In 1949 Jack moved to Wayne, NE where he
went to work as the herdsman for Leland Herman at Hervale Farms. In 1954 at
the Sioux Empire Farm Show Jack met Bev who was there with her family
showing their Shorthorns. Jack needed help on show day so he figured why not
trade with a good looking gal that had some sisters that could help, too. They
continued to trade help at fairs and sales over the next few years. Jack claims he
drove over 50,000 miles visiting the South Dakota school teacher. He finally
decided it would cheaper to just marry her and in 1957 they were married,
celebrating their 50 anniversary in June 2007 with a great crowd of friends and
Hereford breeders. The have one son, Jock, who ranches near Gordon, NE.
Jack and Bev continued as a herdsman team at Hervale Farms, showing
champions across the country, from county fairs to the big shows like Denver,
Ft. Worth and the National Hereford Show. One of their highlights was in 1966
when Bev was chosen National Herdsman of the Year. Bev laughs and says this
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Kansas Bull Test Sale
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www.kansasbulltest.com
Wed., April 2
• Bulls also for Sale at the Ranch •
For more information contact:
Kevin Jensen 785-374-4372
Kevin (cell) 785-243-6397 • Sheila (cell) 785-262-1116
PO Box 197 • Courtland, KS 66939
www.jensenbros.net
Friday April 4, 2008 • 2:00 pm
At GBT Sale Barn • Kisbey, SK
(5km South of Kisbey on #605 • 4km West)
· Bull Wintering Program
··All Bulls are semen tested & vet inspected
· Bring your own trailer & get a $50 rebate per bull
· Our Payment plan – Pay half the purchase price
on sale day with the balance on a post-dated
cheque for May 31, 2008
Volume Discount...
Buy 4 Bulls - 10% off, 3 Bulls - 5%
Haroldson’s Warrior
BW: 5.5 WW: 48.7 YW: 84.4
MM: 17.8 TM: 42.2
Several Sons Sell!
Glenlees 75R Top Pick 70T
Rattler x Biltmore
Patriot x Future
BW: 4.8 WW: 51.0 YW: 82.1
MM: 14.2 TM: 39.7
BW: 5.5 WW: 53.1 YW: 89.6
MM: 11.2 TM: 37.8
Blair-Athol First Choice 89S
Haroldson’s Anchor
Class Winner - 2007 National
3 Maternal Brothers Sell!
Online x Keynote
BW: 4.5 WW: 35.9 YW: 68.4
MM: 18.6 TM: 36.5
C & T Cattle Co.
Chris: 306•455•2605
Blair-Athol 13P Edward 10T
Haroldson’s Polled Herefords
Chad: 306•739•2643
Blair Athol Polled Herefords
Duncan Lees: 306•455•2619
Jeff Lees: 306•455•2128
T Bar C Cattle Co Ltd
Ted & Mina Serhienko Ph (306) 933-4200 Fax (306) 933-0744
4-3342 Millar Ave
Chris Poley - Auctioneer (306) 220-5006
Saskatoon, SK S7K 7G9
Haroldson’s BP Emerald 9R
National Champion Female
Maternal Brother Sells
Glenlees 75R Hemi 55T
Rattler x Keno
BW: 5.3 WW: 54.3 YW: 89.2
MM: 13.7 TM: 40.8
Glenlees Polled Herefords
George: 306•455•2612
Corey: 306•455•2714
View catalogue at
www.buyagro.com
Black Hills Stock Show Champions
Grand Champion Hereford Bull — SM Overdrive, a
02/03/06 son of DB hard Drive shown by Steven Muller of
Davis, SD.
Rapid City, SD • January 30, 2008 • Judge: Bob Miller
Grand Champion Hereford Female — MH Shareholder 405
T618, an 04/06/07 daughter of ACH 145 Schock 405 shown
by Myers Herefords, LLC of Colome, SD.
Reserve Champion Hereford Female — BSCC 509 Classy
Bonnie 707, a 03/10/07 daughter of DR World Class 517 10H
shown by Big Sioux Cattle Company of Egan, SD.
Beeson...
was before Women’s Lib and there were only two
women working in the barn. Other highlights
include showing the National Champion Female
in 1965 and also showing cattle at the World
Hereford Show.
After Jock was born in 1974, Jack and Bev’s
showing schedule slowed down. When Jock was
eight years old he showed at his first Junior
National Hereford Expo. Over the next 14 years
Reserve Champion Hereford Bull — HPH 40P Tabor 111T,
a 02/16/07 son of NJW 9710 Boulder 40P shown by Hanson’s
Polled Herefords of Conde, SD.
GOLDEN ASTER 9356
GOLDEN ASTER 9741
STD LASS 61C
N 122E EXPLORER 814
MS EXPLORER 0202
PRINCESS THOR 9462
GOLDEN ASTER 8773
L1 DOMINETTE 8426
RHR STANDRD LAD 7122
PRINCESS Z307
CH 82B EXPLORER 122E
F MS 918 POWER 420
THR THOR 0143
L1 DOMINETTE 8426
Present Wt.
1800 lbs.
BW
92
WW
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YW
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EPD’s:
BW
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WW
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YW
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Milk
+14
M&G
+32
CEM
-0.5
Scrotal +0.3
Fat
-0.003
REA +0.15
IMF
-0.03
BMI
+$11
CEZ +$11
BII
+$13
CHB +$12
He is a very athletic bull with well-balanced quality and thickness and loads of style
and eye appeal. Herd and range bulls like him for sale by private treaty.
Milford, Iowa
Jack and Lynne Johnson
Home 712/338-4578 • Cell 712/260-3650
of Junior National shows Jock won both the
Junior and Senior divisions of showmanship and
speech contests.
After working at Hervale Farms for 27 years
Jack and Bev went out on their own and started
the JB Ranch. Their goal was to raise the best
bulls they could for both the commercial and
purebred breeder. Jack and Bev will tell you that
their greatest accomplishments over all these
years have been making so many
good friends, repeat customers and
all of the cattle people they have
had the privilege to know. The
Hereford breed has paid for their
ranch and been their way of life for
over 50 years.
From the 1974 Polled Hereford World —
“The best seat in the house (at the 52nd
National Polled Hereford Sale) was occupied
by young Jock Beeson, son of Jack and Bev
Beeson, Wayne, NE, who made a tour of the
sale ring on his mother’s back when she led
out the Lot 11 bull XL 324 for Hervale Farms,
Wayne, NE.”
Suz’s Turn
and nephews there is a way to see both side of an issue, make educated decisions,
and get the facts. It is hard to do. Not everyone is running for political office I
realize this. But, being level headed, lady and gentlemanly like will still get you
somewhere. Being a leader means standing up, sometimes trailing behind and
helping followers, sometimes it means speaking up and sometimes being quietdad used to say you can’t hear with your mouth open.
I would like for you to challenge stereotypes. Challenge yourself to
forget about the ones you may have and to change how others see us. Whether
it is regarding the color of skin, what people think of rural America or how
others perceive those of us that raise Hereford cattle. With this I wish you good
luck. Let me know how it goes.
Until next time,
Suz
Jimmy Carter 2008 North Dakota Winter Show Livestock Show Honoree
The North Dakota Winter Show is
proud to announce Jimmy Carter,
Rocklake, ND, as the 2008 Livestock
Honoree.
Jimmy attended elementary school at
Virginia #1 and quit after the eighth
grade when his father died of a massive
heart attack. Jimmy the youngest of
eight children took over the family farm
at the age of 13. Jimmy continued to
farm with his family and ventured off
to his own farmstead in the Fall of 1957
with his bride the late Irene Carter.
Commercial and dairy cattle were
always part of the family farm until
1966. A change was made in the fall of
1965 when Jimmy selected 5 bred
Polled Hereford females from Sam
Bradley. This was the beginning of the
Carter’s Polled Hereford operation.
Several cows in herd still go back to a
foundation female that was included in
that purchase, “Baby Lady the Sixth”.
AI was used beginning in 1977 and
Jimmy completed AI School in 1979
with the practice continuing to date.
Bull sales were done by private treaty
until recently when the Carter’s moved
to a public auction each spring. In 1995
a new dimension was added to the farm,
TNT Angus, a purebred Black Angus
operation in which Jimmy’s son Terry
began.
Jimmy is a member of All Nations
Lutheran Church, North Dakota
Hereford Association, North Dakota
Angus Association, and the North
Dakota Stockmen’s Association. He is
also a lifetime member to the American
Jimmy Carter
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- a very complete bull that sires tremendous thickness and depth of body. His offspring are always some of
the most popular with buyers & visitors to the ranch.
BW 2.4; WW 50; YW 89; MM 24; M&G 49; CEM 3.4
450 - Big performance bull out of Cooper’s 9126J. Sires
lots of growth, pigment, depth and thickness.
BW 4.2; WW 45; YW 77; MM 30; M&G 52; SC 1.4
(Red indicates trait leader)
Other Sires Represented:
H L1 Domino 2018
Arrow CL1 1027
KB L1 Domino 532R
H L1 Domino 4080
HH Advance 4140P
BW 4.9; WW 55; YW 78; MM 18; M&G 46; REA .28; IMF .00
BW 4.1; WW 38; YW 61; MM 23; M&G 42; REA -.09; IMF .15
BW 2.7; WW 44; YW 76; MM 28; M&G 50; REA .01; IMF .08
BW 4.0; WW 41; YW 67; MM 11; M&G 31; REA -.04; IMF .06
BW 3.4; WW 58; YW 90; MM 33; M&G 62; REA .66; IMF -.12
Cattle for Sale
Private Treaty:
Yearling & Two-Year-Old Bulls.
Replacement Heifers both Registered and Commercial.
Call or stop any time.
4785 County Road 83 Mandan, ND 58554
[email protected]
Jim: 701-663-7123
Wayne: 701-663-1229
Fred: 701-663-0137
or 701-400-1880
Hereford Association. He is currently
a board member for the Rocklake Café
and past board member to the Rocklake
Ambulance service, All Nations
Lutheran Church, North Dakota
Hereford Association, Virginia
Township, and the FHA board.
Jimmy and Irene had two sons,
Dennis and Terry, both of Rocklake,
ND. Terry, his wife Mavis and their two
children, Malynda and Troy, both help
in the operation of Carter’s Polled
Herefords/TNT Angus.
The 2008 Livestock Honoree
presentation will be made to Carter
Wednesday, March 5, at 12:30 p.m.
prior to the Selection of Supreme
Champions during the 71st North
Dakota Winter Show in Valley City,
ND.
Congratulations to Tyler
Kralicek, Manning, ND on tying
for high point individual overall
and high individual beef judge,
high individual overall sheep
judge at the National Western
Stock Show! Tyler currently
attends Oregon State University.
Upcoming
North Dakota Shows
March 4-9
North Dakota Winter Show
Valley City, ND
June 17-19
Red River Valley Fair
West Fargo, ND
June 27-29, 2008
NDJHA Field Day
Williston, ND
In conjunction with the
ND Jr. Beef Expo
Applications still being accepted for
position of ND Hereford Association
Secretary. For more information contact
Malynda Carter, 701/351-4758 or
e-mail [email protected]
Sioux Empire Farm Show Champions
UW researcher on advisory
board of major corn gene
sequencing project
Sioux Falls, SD • January 24, 2008 • Judge: Kevin Jensen
Grand Champion Bull was HPH 36N Tage 405T, a 03/17/07
son of HF 4L Beyond 36N owned by Hanson’s Polled Herefords
of Conde, SD. He was sold to Darwin & Cindy Aman of Eureka,
SD for $3,500.
Grand Champion Female was SH Queen Filet S334A, a
03/21/06 daughter of SHF Porterhouse M33 P52 owned by
Amber Schmidt of Pipestone, MN. She sold to Pat Zink of
Indiana for $6,000.
A University of Wyoming faculty member is
an advisory board member of a major project
that has mapped the corn plant’s massive
genome sequence.
Anne Sylvester, an associate professor in the
UW College of Agriculture’s Department of
Molecular Biology, is one of the speakers at the
50th annual Maize Genetics Conference Feb. 27March 2 in Washington, D.C.
The full sequence of the maize genome will
be publicly announced Feb. 28.
The gene sequencing project leader, Richard
Wilson, director of Washington University’s
Genome Sequencing Center, in St. Louis, Mo.,
said the sequence map is the holy grail for
scientists trying to improve a crop that is traded
globally for food, animal feed and fuel,
according to the Associated Press (AP).
Beyond the global implications, Sylvester said,
“The research is relevant to the University of
Wyoming because of the impact of the sequence
on the genomics research, which is already
available online (www.maizegdb.org/
sequencing_project.php), and there are many
genomics researchers on campus including
several in molecular biology.”
FOR SALE
Reserve Champion Bull was JDF AH 25L Wrangler 25T, a
02/11/07 son of JDH 15 Wrangler 25L owned by Delaney &
Atkins of Lake Benton, MN and Tea, SD respectively. He sold
to Kole Wynia of Avon, SD for $3,200.
2nd, 3rd and 4th calving Hereford
cows. Call Marc at 605/866-4495
and he will put you in contact with
the interested seller.
Reserve Champion Female was JB 414 Spartan Gal 582T, a
05/04/07 daughter of Snowshoe 20N Spartan 30R owned by
JB Ranch of Wayne, NE. She sold to Eichler of Aberdeen for
$2,400.
ANNUAL SALE
MARCH 15, 2008
Menno, SD • 1:00 PM
ING 30 Two-Year-Old Bulls
20 Bred Heifers
L
SEL
P42479067
136T
Sire:
Remitall Boomer 46B
Sire of Dam:
RHF Victor 266 964
Sire: SB 705 Online 29P
D.O.B.: 3-18-07
BW: 95# • 205 day wt/: 754#
BW 2.5; WW 44; YW 72; MM 22; M&G 44; CHB $18
EPDs:
BW 4.7
WW 52
YW 81
M
25
M&G 51
1:00 p.m.
Stockman’s Livestock, South of Torrington, Wy.
Selling:
Ron Mettler
28225 431st Ave., Menno, SD 57045
605-387-2841
[email protected]
40 Yearling Angus Bulls & Two-Year-Old
14 Polled Hereford & 16 Angus Bulls &
10 Yearling Polled Hereford Bulls
Jim & Jerri 307.837.2524
Jeff & Kari 307.837.2554
1929 Road 60
Veteran, Wy. 82243
1930 Road 60
Veteran, Wy. 82243
Sale Roundup
Elkington Polled Herefords
Production Sale
Idaho Falls, ID
February 1, 2008
Auctioneer:
C.D. Butch Booker – Colfax, WA
Reported by:
Gary Kendall – WLR/Agri News
40 Polled Hereford Bulls - $2,668
13 South Devon Bulls - $2,300
20 Polled Hereford Heifers $1,106
Top Polled Hereford Bulls
Lot 10, $8,000 – A 3/06/06 son of
LE Gunner 873P sold to Snedden
Herefords of Maricopa, CA.
Lot 1, $4,800 – A 3/22/06 son of JDH
Isaacs 075 62N sold to O’Reilly Polled
Herefords of San Louis Obispo, CA.
Lot 2, $4,100 – A 3/06/06 son of
EPHR Trader 651N sold to Courtney
Herefords of Courtney, BC Canada.
Lot 3, $4,100 – A 3/16/06 son of
EPHR Revenge 352L sold to Curry
Land & Livestock of Spokane, WA.
Lot 4, $4,100 – A 3/26/06 son of JDH
Isaacs 075 62N sold to Point Ranch of
Rogerson, ID.
Lot 6, $4,000 – A 4/02/06 son of JDH
Isaacs 075 62N sold to Russ Salsberry
of Malta, MT.
Lot 11, $3,900 – A 3/21/06 son of
EPHR Rib Eye 818P sold to Fred
Roberts of Cokeville, WY.
Lot 17, $3,600 – A 3/01/06 son of
EPHR Revenge 352 sold to
Breckenridge Herefords of Tetonia, ID.
Top South Devon Bulls
Lot 65, $3,500 – A 3/01/06 son of
EBS Rebel 642M sold to Justin
Hildreth of Caputa, SD.
Lot 58, $3,100 – A 4/02/06 son of
EBS Rancher 762N sold to Justin
Hildreth of Caputa, SD.
Top Female
Lot 75, $1,600 – A 3/20/06 daughter
of JDH Isaacs 075 62N sold to Curry
Land & Livestock of Spokane, WA.
Lot 77, $1,500 – A 3/12/06 daughter
of EPHR Cowboy 835P sold to Travis
Morgan of Blackfoot, ID.
A smaller than normal crowd was in
attendance due to the heavy snow storm
the previous day and road closures on
sale day.
Upstream Ranch
Commercial Cattlemen’s
Bull Sale
Taylor, NE
February 2nd, 2008
Auctioneers – Lynn & Seth
Weishaar
174 Bulls - $3,421
15 Bred Heifers - $3,057
The Meeks family of Upstream
Ranch sure started a two week run of
sales off in the right way! With
prospective buyers packed to the rafters
in the sale barn auctioneers Lynn and
Seth Weishaar didn’t slow down until
every animal run through the ring had
been sold. A look at the buyers list
should give anyone an indication that
there are a lot of commercial breeders
that realize the importance and
advantage of the Hereford.
Top-selling bull was Lot 25, UPS
Domino 6027, a 03/07/06 son of UPS
Domino 2110 and out of a CL 1
Domino 793G daughter and had EPDs
of BW 5.3, WW 48, YW 81, MM 20,
M&G 44, REA 0.32 and IMF of -0.07.
6027 sold to Alice Wolfenden of
Valentine, NE for $10,250.
Lot 137, UPS Neon 6198, a 08/18/06
son of GH Neon 17N and out of a HH
Home Builder 4149 daughter and has
EPDs of BW 3.8, WW 55, YW 91, MM
18, M&G 46, REA 0.24 and IMF of
0.14. Case Herefords of Texas
purchased 6198 for $8,200.
Lot 27, UPS Domino 6030, a
03/08/06 son of UPS Domino 2110 and
out of a daughter of ORE 4411 Mark
8035 and has EPDs of BW 3.9, WW
51, YW 91, MM 22, M&G 48, REA
0.38 and IMF of -0.01. Alice Wolfenden
also purchased this fine bull for $7,500.
Lot 17, UPS Odyssey 6018, a
03/05/06 son of UPS Odyssey and out
of a HH Advance 767G daughter, sold
to Hula Herefords of Weston, NE for
$7,000. 6018 has EPDs of BW 4.6, WW
59, YW 93, MM 26, M&G 55, REA
0.33 and IMF of 0.12.
Lot 73, UPS Neon 6104, also sold
for $7,000 to Southern Cross Ranch of
Texas. 6104 is an 04/07/06 son of GH
Neon 17N and out of a CL 1 Domino
9126J daughter and has EPDs of BW
2.3, WW 56, YW 102, MM 17, M&G
of 45, REA 0.44 and IMF of 0.12.
Circle A Ranch of Burwell, NE
purchased Lot 3, UPS Domino 6001,
for $6,500. 6001 is a 03/02/06 son of
UPS Domino 3027 and out of a JA L1
Domino 2227M daughter and has EPDs
of BW 0.8, WW 54, YW 93, MM 26,
M&G 53, REA 0.21 and IMF of 0.15.
Lot 23, UPS Neon 6025, is a
03/06/06 son of GH Neon 17N and out
of a ORE 4411 Mark 8035 daughter and
has EPDs of BW 2.8, WW 51, YW 85,
MM 13, M&G 39, REA 0.33 and IMF
of 0.11. Fred Baker of Streator, IL
Top-selling bred heifer was Lot 191,
UPS Miss Neon 6410, an 04/06/06
daughter of GH Neon 17N and out of a
CL 1 Domino 9126J daughter. She has
EPDs of BW 2.3, WW 56, YW 102,
MM 17, M&G 45, REA 0.44 and IMF
of 0.12 and sold to Pete Loehr of
Illinoise for $7,500.
Cattle sold into 14 states. A great sale!
LaGrand Scotch Cap West
Annual Production Sale
Feb. 4, 2008
Bison, SD
Sale Managed by: MCS Auction
Auctioneer: Seth Weishaar
45 Bulls - $2420
40 Angus Bulls - $2473
13 Yrlg Angus - $2235
24 Fall Angus - $2442
3 Two Yr Old Angus - $3750
5 Fall Herefords - $2,000
Top Angus Bull: Lot 22–LaGrand
8702 Tradition S6119, 4-27-06 bull by
Sitz Tradition RLS 8702. To Leslie
Johnson, Bison, SD, for $5,250 twothirds interest. Lot 1–LaGrand 1I1 Rito
S604, 8-7-06 bull by Rito 1I2 of 2536
Rito 6I6. To John Kari, Bison, SD, for
$4,500 two-thirds interest. Lot 3–
LaGrand Future Direct S696, 9-21-06
bull by C A Future Direction 5321. To
Diamond D Ranch, Morgan, UT, for
$4,500 two-thirds interest. Lot 41LaGrand Marathon 7024, 1-07-07 bull
by BC Marathon 7022. To Lyle
Perman, Lowry, SD for $4250.
Top Hereford Bull: Lot 64 –
LaGrand Kodiak 117S ET, 7-10-06 bull
by S&S Kodiak 49J. To McGlone
Cattle, OH for $2900 two-thirds
interest.
Topp Herefords
Volume VIII Bull Sale
Bismarck, ND
February 4th, 2008
61 Bulls - $4,707
Auctioneer: Roger Jacobs
Topp Herefords held their Volume
VIII sale in Bismarck, ND Monday with
snow falling, wind blowing and
temperatures hovering around zero. But
it didn’t keep the buyers away as Ryan
and family had one of their most
successful annual production sales.
Ryan’s concept of not offering just a
bull to a prospective buyer but a
program has paid off big time. Ryan’s
work with Tom Bresnahan to include
Sinner Bros. & Bresnahan, a feeding
operation, in his program is optimizing
the efficiencies of the Hereford and
Topp Hereford genetics, especially
useful in these times of high feed prices.
Top-selling bull was Lot 18, TH
805H 20N Spartan 125T, a 03/17/07
son of NPH 20X Spartan 20N and out
of a Klondike 28U 707B daughter.
125T looked really good with lots of
meat, thickness and eye appeal. Vulture
Acre Reds of Enderlin, ND purchased
125T for $20,000, ½ semen and full
possession. Runner-up bidder was
another North Dakota commercial
breeder.
Lot 27, TH 122 71I Victor 719T, is a
01/24/07 son of DRF JWR Prince
Victor 71I and out of a NJW 1Y
Wrangler 19D daughter. There was a
lot of interest in the Victor bred calves
in Topp’s sale this year and Gary
Romey came away with one for
$13,500, ½ semen and ½ possession.
Lot 19, TH 33N 20N Spartan 101T,
a 02/20/07 son of MPH 20X Spartan
20N and out of a RU 20X Boulder 57G
daughter, sold to Fleischer Farms of
Illinois for $9,250, ¾ interest and full
possession.
Lot 28, TH 223 71I 755T, another
02/02/07 son of DRF JWR Prince
Victor 71I and out of a NJW 1Y
Wrangler 19D daughter, was purchased
by Williams Hilltop Polled Herefords
of Minnesota for $9,000, ½ interest and
full possession.
Lot 21, TH 33F 20N Spartan 116T, a
03/07/07 son of NPH 20X Spartan 20N
and out of a Remitall Boomer 46B
daughter, sold to Don Zimbleman of
North Dakota for $8,500. 116T looked
a lot like the top seller of the sale TH
805H 20N Spartan 125T.
Lot 40, TH 116L 10R Spartan 102T,
a 02/20/07 son of TH 48G 20N Spartan
10R and out of a TEE-JAY 707B Falcon
17F daughter, was purchased by Randy
Huschka of North Dakota for $6,750.
Lot 36, TH 62N 10R Spartan 72T, a
02/06/07 son of TH 48G 20N Spartan
10R and out of a Boulder 57G daughter,
sold to Richard Scheid for $6,000.
Randy Huschka also purchased Lot
41, TH 9J 10R Spartan 111T, for
$6,000. 111T is 02/28/07 son of TH
48G 20N Spartan 10R and out of a
Davis 81W Top Cat 125Y daughter.
Lot 58, TH 38M 44M Legacy 210T,
is a 02/21/07 son of TH 557E 57G
Legacy 44M and out of an OZ Felton
Maker 23H daughter. 210T was
purchased by Steve Hulla for $6,000.
Congratulations Topp Herefords on
a sale that won’t be soon forgotten!
Watertown Winter Farm Show
Hereford Sale
Watertown, SD
February 5th, 2008
26 Bulls - $2,450
3 Heifer Calves - $3,400
Another great Hereford Show at the
Watertown Winter Farm Show, as
SMN 006L Boulder 0723 (P42854880) sired by JDH 100M Boulder 62R, dam
by Feltons 517 and MGS 412T. He is herd bull caliber.
EPDs: BW 4.0; WW 53; YW 82; MM 18; REA .15; IMF .08
Many half brothers to
0723 sell privately.
Dvorak Herefords
True Integrity Bull Sale
Pickstown, SD
February 6th, 2008
They will all be polled, carcass
tested, feed efficiency tested, entire
herd test negative for Johnes and
BVD PI. They will be below breed
average in BW yet above breed
average for WW, YW, Milk, REA
and IMF.
20 2-Yr Old Bulls - $2,380
SSS Mackintosh 0232 • P42340528
For more information call:
evidenced by the Champion Hereford
going on to be the Supreme Champion
Bull! And if that isn’t enough, the
Champion Hereford heifer also went on
to be the Reserve Supreme Champion
Heifer! Both animals were consigned
by Sherry Hanson of Conde, SD. The
Champion bull was purchased by Mike
Flatten, Madison, SD. The Champion
heifer was purchased by Emily & Erica
Endres, Willow Creek Farms,
Watertown.
Top selling bull was Lot 23, ECR
N40 Tony 6162, an 04/13/06 son of GO
L18 N40 to Tony Peckenpaugh of SD
for $4,000. 6162 had EPDs of BW 5.1,
WW 46, YW 78 and MM of 28 and was
consigned by Fawcett’s Elm Creek
Ranch of Ree Heights, SD.
Lot 11X, HPH 36N Trump 105T, a
03/19/07 son of HF Beyond 36N, was
sold to Mike Flatten of Madison, SD
for $3,400. 105T had EPDs of BW 7.0,
WW 52, YW 90 and MM of 19 and was
consigned by Sherry Hanson, Hanson’s
Polled Herefords of Conde, SD.
Lot 29, BLME Dot Com 21S, a
03/08/06 son of BLME Dot Com 5P,
sold to Oberlitner Farm, Inc. of
Lebanon, SD for $3,300. 21S had EPDs
of BW 4.4, WW 45, YW 73, Milk 22
and M&G of 45 and was consigned by
Blume Herefords of Frankfort, SD.
Lot 4, HPH 72R Torque 76T, an
04/28/07 son of HPH 14N Authority
72R and had EPDs of BW 5.1, WW 42,
YW 74, Milk 10 and M&G of 31. 76T
was purchased by Hansmeier & Sons,
Inc. of Bristol, SD for $3,200 and
consigned by Hanson’s Polled
Lot 24, ECR Marksman 603, an
04/02/06 son of KJ BJ Bounty Hunter
741P and out of OXH Lena 2345 and
had EPDs of BW 4.1, WW 43, YW 71,
Milk 29 and M&G of 50. He sold to
Steve and Donna Hague of Tulare, SD
for $3,200 and was consigned by
Fawcett’s Elm Creek Ranch of Ree
Heights, SD.
Top selling heifer was Lot 1X ANL
SH RH Ette 14T, a 02/11/07 daughter
of Allendale Robin Hood and had EPDs
of BW 2.0, WW 42, YW 73 and MM
of 11. She sold to Emily & Erica
Endres, Willow Creek Farms of
Watertown, SD for $6,200 and was
consigned by Hansons Polled
Sale average was up $300 this year.
Wallace Jacobson, Howard, SD
purchased 2 heifers for $2,000 each.
Sired by OZ Brxtn Mackintosh 117D
Proven calving ease bull that sire brockle faced baldies.
High quality semen and possession interest is for sale.
Brian and Colleen Simon • Seneca, SD
(605) 436-6725 or (605) 765-4564
Dvorak Herefords is a family
enterprise consisting of brothers Boyd
and Jeff Dvorak and their families and
their folks Richard and Darlene
Dvorak. Boyd heads up the purebred
operation and selected 20 bulls this year
to offer in their private treaty offering.
Top selling bull was Lot 675, DVOR
Star Domino 675, a 03/11/06 son of F
915 Star 142 and out of a HH Advance
154A daughter. 675 had an actual birth
weight of 86 lbs. and EPDs of BW 4.6,
WW 48, YW 72, Milk 16, M&G of 40,
REA of 0.20 and IMF of 0.02. He sold
to Mark Kimball, K4 Ranch of Platte,
SD for $3,000.
Lot 639, DVOR 9216 Lad 639, is a
03/06/06 son of MH Lad 9216 and out
of a daughter sired by KB L1 Domino
935. 639 had an actual birth weight of
82 lbs. and EPDs of BW 2.6, WW 48,
YW 83, Milk 14, M&G of 38, REA of
0.06 and IMF of 0.12. He sold to
Eugene Koenig of Spencer, NE for
$2,900.
Lot 6184, DVOR L1 Domino 6184,
is a 03/29/06 son of K L1 Advance 219
and out of a HH Advance 0072K
daughter. 6184 had an actual birth
WW 47, YW 76, Milk 25, M&G of 49
and SC of 0.9. He sold to Duane Koupal
of Dante, SD for $2,800.
In talking with Boyd interest in
Herefords in their area is growing every
year. Some of this year’s buyers were
first time Hereford bull buyers that will
be putting them on Angus cows.
Helping buyers and potential buyers to
market their calves is key to making a
registered program work.
Frank Rodgers Polled Herefords &
Salmon Tract Angus Joint
Production Sale
Buhl, Idaho
February 7, 2008
Auctioneer:
C.D. “Butch” Booker – Colfax, WA
Sale Manager:
Kendall Cattle Sales – Potlatch, ID
Reported by:
Gary Kendall – WLR/Agri News
Representative
9 Yrlg Polled Hereford Bulls $1,950
37 Two-year Old Polled Hereford
Bulls - $2,339
3 Open Polled Hereford Heifers $2,800
25 Bred Polled Hereford Heifers $2,080
12 Angus Bulls - $2,241
Top Yearling Polled Hereford Bulls:
Lot 13, $2500 – A 1/06/07 son of KJ
520E Countryman 744P sold to Ethel
and Virginia Read of Bickelton, WA.
Lot 14, $2100 – A 1/13/07 son of KJ
520E Countryman 744P sold to Henry
and Linda Harder of Murphy, ID.
Lot 2, $2000 – A 3/05/07 son of RPH
Deputy 2P sold to Mark Toone of
Gooding, ID.
Lot 3, $2000 – A 3/06/07 son of RPH
Deputy 2P sold to Greg Stukenholtz of
Nebraska City, NE.
28th Annual Production Sale
Thursday
Free Lunch
Sale at 1:00 PM (MST)
MARCH 20, 2008
Lemmon Livestock Auction
Lemmon, SD
FREE DELIVERY (BULLS ONLY) UP TO 250 MILES — Elsewhere actual cost
$25 discount per bull if you haul your own.
Bid online at www.cattleusa.com
SALE DAY PHONE 1-800-822-8853 OR 605/374-3877
SELLING 100 YEARLING ANGUS BULLS
7 LONG YEARLING BULLS (Fall) • 85 COMMERCIAL YEARLING ANGUS HEIFERS
Offering some of the best Angus bloodlines available today backed by years of progeny-proven sires
Average
Weaning Weight
of Sale Bulls on
9-29-07
Average
Weight of Sale Bulls
on 1-2-08
1065 lbs.
650 lbs.
Avg.
205-day-wt.
of sale bulls
685 lbs.
705 — EVENSON Hills Kahuna 705
776 — EVENSON Kahuna 776
Sire: River Hills Kahuna 175M
WW: 687 • Adj. 205: 747 • Weight 1/2/08: 1217
Sire: River Hills Kahuna 175M
WW: 751 • Adj. 205: 777 • Weight 1/2/08: 1190
EPDs: BW +2.4 WW +68 YW +112 Milk +21
EPDs: BW +3.9 WW +68 YW +121 Milk +22
7151 — EVENSON New Frontier 7151
Sire: Rally New Frontier 5233
WW: 708 • Adj. 205: 748 • Weight 1/2/08: 1158
7110 — EVENSON Top Honors 7110
Sire: J D Top Honors R543
WW: 738 • Adj. 205: 727 • Weight 1/2/08: 1179
EPDs: BW +3.8 WW +57 YW +94 Milk +28
EPDs: BW +3.3 WW +60 YW +111 Milk +24
7123 — EVENSON Cowboy Logic 7123
• Ultrasound & all other performance
data available on sale day.
• Volume Discount on Bulls
Sires:
Sire: L T Cowboy Logic 5826 of EA
WW: 728 • Adj. 205: 731 • Weight 1/2/08: 1125
EPDs: BW +3.5 WW +53 YW +84 Milk +20
For more information or sale catalog contact:
Rally New Frontier 5233
Selling 23 Sons
Avg Adj WW 686
Ratio 104
JD Top Honors R543
Selling 22 Sons
Avg Adj WW 688
Ratio 104
River Hills Kahuna 175M
Selling 14 Sons
Avg Adj WW 715
Ratio 108
LT Cowboy Logic 5826 of EA
Selling 9 Sons
Avg Adj WW 659
Ratio 100
Connealy Foundation 426
Selling 9 Sons
Avg Adj WW 656
Ratio 100
LT Timberwolf 5014
Selling 5 Sons
Avg Adj WW 645
Ratio 98
HA Image Maker 0415
Selling 6 Sons
Avg Adj WW 671
Ratio 102
HARB Cincha 829
Selling 3 Sons
Avg Adj WW 695
Ratio 106
(Catalog may also be viewed on our website.)
Evenson Angus
Box 1089 • Hettinger, ND 58639
Bill 701-567-2861
Rod 701-567-2275
Visit our website at: www.evensonangus.com
E-mail address: [email protected]
Top Two-year Old Polled Hereford
Bulls:
Lot 38, $3750 – A 3/18/06 son of
SHF Phoenix M33 P68 sold to Henry
and Linda Harder of Murphy, ID.
Lot 18, $3600 – A 3/10/06 son of SB
122L Pride Line 32N sold to Samuel
Blackwell of King Hill, ID.
Lot 52, $3600 – A 4/02/06 son of Star
5L Bozz 43N sold to Henry and Linda
Harder of Murphy, ID.
Lot 25, $3000 – A 3/298/06 son of
SB 122L Pride Line 32N sold to
Whittman Farms of Culdesac, ID.
Top Open Polled Hereford Heifers
Lot 67, $3500 – A 3/25/07 son of
RPH Deputy 2P sold to Nicole Carlton
of Lewiston, ID.
Lot 68, $2900 – A 3/11/07 son of SHF
Phoenix M33 P68 sold to Jared
Patterson of Burley, ID.
Lot 66, $2000 – A 3/02/07 son of
RPH Deputy 2P sold to Edwin Willman
of Morrill, NE.
Top Bred Polled Hereford Heifers
Lot 71, $5000 – A 3/07/06 son of
SHF Phoenix M33 P68 sold to Nicole
Carlton of Lewiston, ID.
Lot 75, $3200 – A 3/13/06 son of
SHF Phoenix M33 P68 sold to Edwin
Willman of Morrill, NE.
Lot 78, $3000 – A 3/10/06 son of SB
122L Pride Line 32N sold to Neal Ward
of Blackfoot, ID.
Top Angus Bulls
Lot 100, $3250 – A 2/09/07 son of
Lemmon Newsline C804 sold to Jeff
Comer of Buhl, ID.
Lot 98, $2500 – A 1/22/07 son of
Lemmon Newsline C804 sold to Rocky
Acres Angus of Buhl, ID.
Lot 109, $2400 – A 2/14/07 son of
MF Destroyer 093 sold to Circle S West
of Buhl, ID.
Ridder Hereford Ranch
Annual Bull & Heifer Sale
Callaway, NE
February 7, 2008
10 Yrlg Bulls - $6,475
45.75 2-year-olds - $3,007
35 Yrlg Heifers - $1,128
The Ridder family hosted their
annual bull and heifer sale on a sunny,
breezy February afternoon. A good
crowd was on hand with active bidding
coming from both the ranch sale barn
stands and from among the 400 online
DV Auction viewers. High interest was
expressed in the 157K sons but buyers
showed strong support for the rest of
the proven Ridder bloodlines also.
Yearling Bulls:
The top selling yearling bull, R 157K
North Star 10T, sold to Richard Gfeller,
Junction City, KS for $9,500 for half
interest and half possession. This
outstanding prospect, weighing 1,160
lbs. and born March 4th, has tremendous
EPDs of 3.3 BW, 92 YW, 0.41 REA and
0.20 IMF. 10T is out of the great 157K
sire which the Ridders now have back
RH 506E Kodiak 0705
Sires include BR Moler ET and VCR East Kodiak 506E
Mark, Annette, Christopher,
& Brett Rockeman
21901 422nd St. NW
Donnybrook, ND 58734
(701) 482-7770
Visit us on the web: www.RockemanHerefords.com
in the U.S. and are collecting.
157K is a multiple trait leader
and one of the top carcass sires
of all breeds. Interests in 6
yearling sons averaged $8,700 in
this sale.
R 157K North Star 4T sold for
$8,500 to Rausch & Schlosser,
Hoven, SD. Ridders retained a ¼
interest in this stylish, thick 157K
son with carcass EPDs of .47 REA
and .19 IMF and weighing 1,155
lbs.
Texas Stardance Cattle,
Hamilton, TX, purchased R 157K
North Star 28T for $6,750. 28T
weighed 1,200 lbs. and has EPDs
of .37 REA, .15 IMF, 115 YW, Last minute instructions from Auctioneer Scott
Weishaar (center) to the Stroh-Friedt crew. Pictured
and 33 Milk.
are (left to right) Gary Friedt, Mott, ND, Tony Stroh and
Selling for ¾ interest and full Mike Stroh, Killdeer, ND. (Photo by Kris Dvorak)
possession was R 157K North
Star 1T to Claude Harland, Texhoma,
Stroh-Friedt
OK, for $6,000. 1T weighed 1,100 lbs,
has carcass EPDs of .23 REA, and .11
Dickinson, ND
IMF as well as having a 117 index on
February 7, 2008
weaning if AHA assigned indexes to
twins.
37 Stroh Bulls - $2195
Two-Year-Old Bulls:
20 Stroh Bred Heifers - $1432
Topping the two-year-old bulls was
36 Stroh Heifer Calves - $792
the Knipplings of Gann Valley, SD
10 Friedt Bulls - $2840
selection of R 304 North Star 52S for
$8,000 for ¾ interest, full possession.
The Stroh and Friedt families had a
This 2007 National Western carload wonderful day for a sale with good
show standout weighed 2,005 lbs, is out weather for early February. The auction
of a 157K daughter, and has barn was packed to the rafters for this
tremendous carcass ratios: 110 REA good solid offering. Bidding was active
and 137 IMF.
although prices could have been higher
R 19M North Star 54S, was for the quality offered.
purchased by Smalls of Fullerton, NE
for $6,300. A grandson of the great 102J Top Stroh Bulls:
sire, 54S weighed 2,055 lbs. and has
Lot 615, SH Dakota Lad 615, 4/7/06
indexes of 106 on weaning, 116 on by MH Dakota Lad 3164 to Woroniecki
yearling, and carcass ratios of 106 Bros., Hebron, ND, $3800. This bull
REA, and 136 IMF.
had the following EPDs: BW 3.5; WW
Dan Keck of St. Lawrence, SD 41; YW 65; M 20; M&G 41 and REA
purchased R 350 North Star 9S for .17.
$6,000. A son of the Ridder ’s
Lot 605, SHR Excel 605, 4/1/06 by
outstanding Harland 350 sire, 9S is DD Excel Design 40 to Mtn. View
thick, has terrific weaning and yearling Farms, Dickinson, ND, $3200. EPDs:
indexes of 111, and an IMF ratio of 114. BW 3.6; WW45; YW 68; MM 19;
R 13P North Star 23S sold for $5,250 M&G 41; REA .10.
to Jim Holm, Mason City, NE. A
Lot 624, SH Diamond 624, 4/10/06
grandson of Lapp’s standout 137Y sire, by JNHR Diamond ET 414B to Mtn.
23S weighed 74 pounds at birth and has View Farms, $3200.
a 122 IMF ratio.
Lot 606, SH Robin Hood 606, 4/4/06
Knipplings purchased R 19M North by HH Robin Hood L130 to Steve
Star 49S for $5,000. Used as a cleanup Waldock, Parshall, ND, $3100.
sire on Ridder’s AI heifers, 49S indexed
Lot 633, SH Bonanza 633, 4/12/06
110 on weaning, 118 on yearling, 117 by F Bonanza 027 to Wolfram Ranch,
on REA, and 101 on IMF plus a Milk Rhame, ND, $3000.
EPD of 39.
Lot 635, SH Diamond 635, 4/12/06
Heifers:
by OXH Diamond 2215 to Anderson
Selling for $1,700 were two heifers: Ranch, $3000.
R Starlette 752, a 304 daughter born
Lot 649, SH Dakota Lad 649, 4/16/06
on April 4 and weighing 835 lbs., to by MH Dakota Lad 3164 to Troy
Charles Gray, Edmond, OK, and R Kunda, $3000.
Starlette 745, a 461 daughter born Stroh Heifers: Roy Raber, ND,
March 24 and weighing 845 lbs., to purchased 5 Hereford heifers at $1300
Texas Stardance Cattle, Hamilton, TX. each. Emmet LaBree, MT was the
Both heifers are fancy and extremely volume baldy heifer buyer.
feminine.
Top Friedt Bulls:
Texas Stardance Cattle also
Lot 1, FH L1 Domino 695 MF,
purchased a daughter of the great 2L
11/14/06
by FH 026K Domino 304 to
sire, R Starlette 712, for $1,650.
Pete
Hetle,
Elgin, ND, $5000. EPDs:
Volume bull buyers were Knipplings of
SD; Timmerman and Sons, Springfield, BW 3.8; WW 56; YW 89; MM 21;
NE; and Lonnie Gosnell, Maxwell, NE. M&G 46; REA .25; CHB $25.
Lot 9, FH L1 Domino 726, 2/20/07
Volume heifer buyer was Texas
by CJH Harland 408 to Boehnke
Stardance Cattle, LLC.
Herefords, Kramer, ND, $3700. EPDs:
BW 3.3; WW 61; YW 105; MM 20;
M&G 54; REA .36; CHB $29.
Lot 10, FH L1 Domino 727, 2/24/07
by CJH Harland 408 to Roy Bell,
Motley, MN, $3250.
Lot 6, FH L1 Domino 716 MF,
2/14/07 by CL 1 Domino 9126J 1ET to
Hanson Ranch, ND, $3100.
Baker Hereford Ranch
Rapid City, SD
February 9, 2008
77 Bulls - $3,462
27 Heifers - $2,065
The Baker and Bockwoldt (JBN)
families held their annual production
sale with a severe cold wind and snow
flurries.
Top-selling bull was Lot 50, KB L1
Domino 770T, a 01/24/07 son of HH
Advance 396N and out of an HH
Advance 0072K daughter with EPDs
of BW 1.3, WW 52, YW 82, Milk 23
and M&G of 49. Bob Hermann of
Lemmon, SD purchased 770T for
$9,500.
Lot 21, KB L1 Domino 724T, is a
01/13/07 son of KB L1 Domino 426P
and out of a CL 1 Domino 9126J
daughter and has EPDs of BW 1.4, WW
51, YW 85, Milk 25 and M&G of 50.
Johansen Herefords of Utah purchased
724T for $7,750.
Lot 12, KB L1
Domino 704T, is a
01/07/07 son of CL 1
Domino 3138N and
out of a JNHR
Diamond
414B
daughter. 704T has
EPDs of BW 4.2, WW
51, YW 85, Milk 24
and M&G of 50 and
sold to Knippling
Ranch of Gann Valley,
Bob and Ryan Herman, Lemmon, SD purchased Baker’s top
SD for $6,500.
seller at $9,500.
(Photos by Jay George)
Helbling Herefords of Mandan, ND 01/14/07 daughter of CL 1 Domino
also paid $6,500 for their pick, Lot 27. 417P and out of a JA L1 Domino 503
KB L1 Domino 732T is a 01/15/07 son daughter with EPDs of BW 4.7, WW
of CL 1 Domino 417 and out of a HH 54, YW 90, Milk 19 and M&G of 46.
Advance 403D daughter and has EPDs 730T was purchased by Pete Loehr of
of BW 2.8, WW 46, YW 73, Milk 19 Illinois for $7,750.
and M&G of 42.
Lot 87, Montana Miss 701T, is a
Lot 19, KB L1 Domino 722T, is a 01/06/07 daughter of KB L1 Domino
01/13/07 son of KB L1 Domino 311 450P and out of a HH Advance 7046G
and out a JNHR Diamond 414B daughter with EPDs of BW 0.0, WW
daughter and has EPDs of BW 6.0, WW 35, YW 61, Milk 21 and M&G of 39.
62, YW 104, Milk 28 and M&G of 59. Carswell-Nichols of Kansas purchased
722T was purchased by Behm Brothers 701T for $3,500.
of North Dakota for $6,000.
Nunnally Farms of Georgia
Lot 6, KB L1 Domino 6152, is a purchased Lot 91, Montana Miss 734T,
09/08/06 son of KB L1 Domino 218 a 01/15/07 daughter of KB L1 Domino
and out of an OXH Domino 2341 502R and out of a CL 1 Domino 501
daughter and has EPDs of BW 1.1, WW daughter. 734T has EPDs of BW 2.0,
41, YW 75, Milk 24 and M&G of 44. WW 41, YW 66, Milk 20 and M&G of
Bruce Anderson of Valley City, ND 40.
Quality in the Baker and JBN herds
Top-selling heifer was Lot 90, were deep and the sale averages
Montana Miss 730T, a goggle-eyed testified to this fact. Congratulations!
Mrnak Hereford Ranch
41st Annual Production Sale
Bowman, ND
February 10, 2008
98 Bulls - $3,370
10 Reg. Yrlg Heifers - $3,150
259 Black Baldy & Hereford
Heifers - $865 per Hd
What a cold day for a sale. But that
didn’t stop the crowd from showing up
for Mrnak’s 41st annual production sale
held at the Bowman Auction Market in
Bowman, ND. I even saw one guy with
frost-bit ears. There is a limit to weather
conditions and Stetsons! The cold
didn’t seem to cool off the bidders of
Mrnak cattle. It was one of their
strongest sales ever.
High seller was Lot 6238, MH
Dakota Lad 6238, an 04/08/06 son of
MH Dakota 0230 and out of a MH
Patriot 3159 daughter with EPDs of BW
4.6, WW 58, YW 96, Milk 22 and M&G
of 51. 6238 sold to Wyatt Farms of
Alberta, Canada for $15,500, half
semen interest and full possession.
Lot 689, MH Monument 689, is a
03/22/06 son of MH Monument 3147
and out of an S Star Mark 664 daughter
with EPDs of BW 4.5, WW 53, YW 83,
Milk 22 and M&G of 49. Langfords of
56M x Dakota
56M x 9126J
BW 2.5 WW 61 YW 93 M 26 M+G 56
BW 1.9 WW 62 YW 103 M 33 M+G 64
Yearling bulls and yearling
heifers for sale privately.
56M x 18H
By 18H
Mother of 736
BW 4.3 WW 56 YW 89 M 27 M+G 55
More photos and info at www.feddes.com
7980 Meadow
View Road,
Manhattan, MT
59741-8122
Dan - (406) 284-6810 - [email protected]
Tim - (406) 284-6990 - [email protected]
Marvin - (406) 284-3709
BW 3.7, WW 63, YW 102, Milk 23 and
M&G of 55. J Bar E Ranch of
Plentywood, Montana purchased this
fine heifer for $3,900.
Volume bull buyer was Charles
Cavill of Montana purchasing eight
head. Volume heifer buyers were Doug
Johnson of Burke, SD with 11 head and
Texas Stardance Cattle of Texas with
10 head.
Mrnak’s top seller, MH Dakota Lad 6238, sold
to Wyatt Farms, Arrowwood, AB for $15,500,
half semen interest and full possession.
Lot 6215, MH Monument 6215, is
an 04/04/06 son of MH Monument
3147 and out of an 8020 daughter.
Kennedy Ranch of Wyoming purchased
6215 for $9,000.
Lot 6138, MH Monument 6138, a
and out of a JC Advance 9790 daughter
and had EPDs of BW 5.7, WW 60, YW
104, Milk 24 and M&G of 54. Dudley
Brothers of Texas purchased 6138 for
$8,250.
Lot 690, MH Monument 690, a
and out of a BP Debonair 205D
daughter with EPDs of BW 5.6, WW
53, YW 85, Milk 25 and M&G of 51
sold to Carswell/Nichols of Kansas for
$7,250.
Lot 6229, MH Monument 6229, an
and out of a RB L1 Domino 7003
daughter, had EPDs of BW 5.0, WW
58, YW 101, Milk 23 and M&G of 52.
6229 sold to Kennedy of WY for
$7,000.
Three registered heifers tied for top
honors selling for $3,900 each.
Lot 716, MH Miss Rambo 716, is a
03/15/07 daughter of GH Rambo 279R
and out of a CL 1 Domino 9051
daughter. 716 has EPDs of BW 3.9,
WW 56, YW 95, Milk 17 and M&G of
45. She sold to Les Kraft of Indiana for
$3,900.
Lot 730, MH Miss Dakota 730, is a
03/20/07 daughter of MH Dakota 0230
and out of a Churchill EZ 208 daughter
and has EPDs of BW 1.3, WW 49, YW
76, Milk 17 and M&G of 42. Pete Loehr
of Illinois purchased her for $3,900.
Lot 774, MH Miss Monument 774,
is a 03/27/07 daughter of MH
Monument 3147 and out of a DS
Compel 311 daughter and has EPDs of
K & B Herefords
54th Annual Sale
Onida, SD
Feb. 12, 2008
54 Hereford Bulls - $2,746
19 Angus Bulls - $3,113
23 Hereford Heifers - $1,500
The Bieber Family had one of the
nicer days for their sale this year with
clear skies, cool temperatures and a
light breeze. Sale bulls and heifers
looked good and were on display for
the crowd to see.
Top-selling bull was Lot 10, K&B
Red Felton 7136T, a 03/14/07 son of
KCF Bennett 3008 M326 and out of a
K&B Domino 7758 daughter. 7136T
has EPDs of BW 4.7, WW 53, YW 107,
Milk 20, M&G 46, REA of 0.39 and
IMF of 0.18. Schlosser Herefords of
Fargo, ND purchased this fine bull for
$7,000.
Lot 7, K&B Headline 7018T, is a
02/24/07 son of BR DM Channing and
out of a GO Excel L18 daughter. 7018T
sold to Ravine Creek Ranch of Huron,
SD for $6,000 and had EPDs of BW
4.6, WW 57, YW 96, Milk 27, M&G
55, REA of 0.61 and IMF of -0.06.
Lot 6, K&B Red Felton 7016T, is a
02/23/07 son of KCF Bennett 3008
M326 and out of a GO Excel L18
daughter and had EPDs of BW 5.5, WW
K&B’s sale topper, K&B Red Felton 7136T sold
for $7,000 to Schlosser Herefords, Fargo, ND.
(42823562)
ARROW CL1 6137
ARROW CL1 8110
66, YW 109, Milk 26, M&G 59, REA
0.49 and IMF of 0.09. Gary Rausch of
Onaka, SD purchased 7016T for
$4,750.
Lot 20, K&B Red Felton 7006T, is a
M326 and out of a PW Victor Boomer
P606 daughter. Wyatt Agar, Durbin
Creek Ranch of Oregon purchased
7006T for $4,750.
Lot 2, K&B Knockout 7197T, was
purchased by Gail Booth of Vivian, SD
for $4,250. 7197T is a 03/28/07 son of
UPS Kootenay 3251 and out of a BP
146D Sandman 108J daughter.
Lot 12, K&B Desperado 7058T, is a
02/28/07 son of K&B Excel 5042 and
out of a HH Advance 927J
granddaughter. He was purchased by
Bottum Bros. of Tulare, SD for $4,250.
Top-selling Angus bull was Lot 74,
K&B Powerplant 705, a 02/24/07 son
of QLC Foundation and sold to TNT
Ranch, Terry Carter of Rocklake, ND
for $7,000.
K&B sold 23 registered Hereford
heifers for an average of $1,500. Topselling heifers were Lots 102 and 98,
both selling to Vin-Mar Cattle Co. of
Nebraska for $3,400 and $3,000
respectively.
Lot 102, K&B Sultana 7080T, is a
03/02/07 daughter of K&B Red Felton
5162 and out of a granddaughter of HH
Advance 927J.
Lot 98, K&B Sultana 7137T, is a
03/14/07 and also a daughter of K&B
Red Felton 5162 and out of a
granddaughter of HH Advance 927J.
Congratulations to the Bieber family
for a fine sale.
2008 Red Power Sale
Argusville, ND
Feb. 14
34 Red Angus Bulls - $3447
6 Hereford Bulls - $3742
9 Red Angus Heifers - $1850
9 Hereford Heifers - $1700
5 Commercial Heifers - $875
This year’s sale was held at our ranch
west of Argusville, ND on Thursday
Feb 14. Winter storm warnings for the
day before and morning of the sale with
a combination of snow, wind and cold
kept attendance to a minimum.
Top Red Angus Bulls:
Lot 2, OHRR Dakota Landmark 5T
from SRR Red Canyon 213 and OHRR
1098 Classy 48L sold ½ interest
MISS ARROW CL1 4026
S ARROW DOMINO 4033
ARROW CL1 3100 1ET
MISS ARROW CL1 7062 [DOD]
MISS ARROW CL1 4010
ARROW CL1 6137
ARROW CL1 8110
MISS ARROW CL1 4026
S MISS ARROW DOMINETTE 429
S 300C EXTRA 598
S MS 300C EXTRA 772
ABC MARK DONNA 7093
BW +3.3 WW+41 YW +71 Milk +16 M&G +36
CEM +1.1 Scrotal +0.3 Fat +0.015 REA +0.04 IMF +0.12
Also, we have bulls for sale private treaty,
average weight 1300 lbs.
54286 WCR 27, Carr, CO 80612
Tele: 970-897-2324
Cell: 970-381-0264
Visit us at:
www.SidwellHereford.com
Top seller at the Iowa sale was Lot 9, WS
Reload 6326 ET, by LaGrand Reload 80P ET,
calved 11-2-06. Consigned by Wiese & Sons,
Manning, IA. Sold to Kenneth M. Pangburn,
Corning, IA, for $4,200.
Top seller at the Red Power Sale was OHRR
Dakota Landmark 5T from SRR Red Canyon
213 and OHRR 1098 Classy 48L sold half
interest $28,000 to ABS Global, DeForest, WI.
$28,000 to ABS Global, DeForest,
Wisconsin.
Lot 37, OHRR Dakota Top Dawg
107T from WR Mr. Red Dawg 5335
and SHHM Annabelle 209P sold ½
interest $7750 to Badlands Red Angus,
Arnegard, ND and Fehrman Red
Angus, Lake Benton, MN.
Top Polled Hereford Bulls:
Lot 61, OHR Picasso 212L 74T by HA
Masterpiece M242 and Lake Ladonna
212L sold for $4500 to Steve Bernstein,
Bottineau, ND.
Lot 59, OHR The Master 10M 39F by
HA Masterpiece M242 and OHR
Mattie 91F 10M sold for $4250 to Fink
Polled Herefords, Bridgewater, SD.
Top Red Angus Heifer:
Lot 52 OHRR 12M Nona Fayet 65T
by SRR Red Canyon 213 and OHRR
4K-Ultra Fayet 12M sold for $3500 to
Link Ranch, Avella, PA.
Top Polled Hereford Heifer:
Lot 75 OHR Keysha P606 120S by PW
Victor Boomer P606 and SSF Keysha
956 sold for $2600 to Dr. Bill Isaacson,
Park Rapids, MN.
2008 Iowa Select Hereford Sale
Feb. 14
Des Moines, IA
47 Lots - $2,427
22 Bulls - $2,481
24 Females - $2,377
1 Embryo Lot - $ 800
Top Bulls:
Lot 9, WS Reload 6326 ET, by LaGrand
Reload 80P ET, calved 11-2-06.
Consigned by Wiese & Sons, Manning,
IA. Sold to Kenneth M. Pangburn,
Corning, IA, for $4,200.
Lot 1, STRM Pure Gold 6201 ET, by
C-S Pure Gold 98170, calved 1-3-06.
Consigned by Stream Cattle Co.,
Chariton, IA. Sold to Derek Tribble,
Unionville, MO, for $3,400.
Lot 12, BH High Stakes ET, by C-S
Pure Gold 98170, calved 2-4-07.
Consigned by Benedict Herefords.
Sold to Ryan Miller, Bloomfield, IA,
for $3,000 (3/4 interest).
Lot 8, BH 29F 100K Boomer ET, by
CS Boomer 29F, calved 9-4-06.
Consigned by Benedict Herefords,
Mason City, IL. Sold to Michael
Schneider, Stuart, IA, for $3,000.
Lot 13, L Trump 1T, by BH All In ET,
calved 2-6-07. Consigned by
Lemenager Cattle, Fairbury, IL. Sold
to Knake Farms, Inc., Bellevue, IA, for
$3,000.
Lot 15, Double K Ike DK43, by Star
62J Ballas 113N, calved 2-20-07.
Consigned by Double K Herefords,
Walcott, IA. Sold to Knake Farms.
Lot 20, MF 54N Tivadar 756T ET, by
Feltons Legend 242, calved 3-26-07.
Consigned by McDonald Farm, Grand
Rapids, MI. Sold to Tom Furlong,
Letts, IA, for $3,000.
Females:
Lot 45, STC Loaded Lady 31, by AA
PRF Wideload, calved 4-5-07.
Consigned by St. Clair Hay & Cattle,
Jefferson, IA. Sold to Shepherds View
Farm, Bridgeville, DE, for $9,000
(HIGH SELLING FEMALE OF
ALL BREEDS AT THE EXPO)
Lot 41, WS Grand Marketta 730, by
WS Grand Mark, calved 4-1-07.
Consigned by Wiese & Sons. Sold to
Sladek Farms, Iowa City, IA, for
$4,400.
Lot 49, JR CCF Ms Raftsman, by
LCG Master Bennett 151S was the top seller
at the Cur tis sale. He sold to William
Schoenfish of Menno, SD for $5,600.
Harvie Raftsman 16R, calved 7-8-07.
Consigned by James Rosenberg & Jay
Curran, Mason City, IA. Sold to Tyler,
Tanner & Troy Rau, Stanley, IA, for
$3,900.
Lot 23, 3T Shamrock Maxim 609, by
GQ, calved 1-9-06. Bred to LaGrand
Wideload 155R ET. Consigned by
Shamrock Cattle Co., Lohrville, IA.
Sold to Doug Haren, Cedar Lane Farm,
Grundy Center, IA, for $3,700.
Curtis Polled Herefords
56th Annual Sale
Huron, SD
February 16th, 2008
Auctioneer – Chisum Peterson
51 Two Yr. Old Bulls - $2,979
2 Reg. Heifers - $2,000
94 Commercial Heifers - $886
Curtis Polled Herefords, made up by
the Donald Dubois and Larry
Gildemaster families, held their 56th
annual production sale Saturday with
fair skies and temperatures, a
combination not seen in some time in
the eastern Dakotas.
Top selling two-year old bull was Lot
43, LCG Master Bennett 151S, a
M116 and out of a LLL Spade 106K
daughter. 151S had EPDs of BW 4.4, WW
55, YW 96, Milk 21, M&G 48, REA 0.27
and IMF of 0.16. He sold to William
Schoenfish of Menno, SD for $5,600.
Lot 32, LCG Master Class 14S, a
02/01/06 son of DR World Class 517
10H and out of an AH Heavy Duty 11G
daughter had EPDs of BW 3.6, WW 62,
YW 102, Milk 24, M&G 55, REA 0.21
and IMF of -0.06. He sold to Nelsons
of Madison, SD for $4,500.
Lot 54, LCG Master Bennett 103S, a
M116 and out of a World Class
daughter, sold to Calvin Quamen of
Britton, SD for $4,400. 103S had an
actual birth weight of 87 lbs. and EPDs
of BW 3.7, WW 58, YW 92, Milk 24,
M&G 53, REA 0.09 and IMF of 0.03.
Lot 34, LCG Master Class 68S, a
03/16/06 son of DR World Class 517
10H and out of a KE Manipulator 89A
daughter, had a birth weight of 85 lbs.
and EPDs of BW 2.2, WW 46, YW 68,
Milk 20, M&G 43, REA of -0.15 and
IMF of 0.00. Calvin Quamen of Britton,
SD also purchased him for $4,300.
Lot 44, LCG Master Bennett 191S, a
M116, had EPDs of BW 4.7, WW 57,
YW 90, Milk 17, M&G 45, REA 0.20,
IMF of 0.18 and a CHB dollar value of
28. He sold to Larry Klumb of Ethan,
SD for $4,000.
Larry Klumb of Ethan, SD also
purchased Lot 47 for $3,900. LCG
Master Bennett 186S is a 02/08/06 son
of KCF Bennett 3008 M116 with a birth
WW 52, YW 79, Milk 21, M&G 47,
REA 0.02, IMF 0.15 and CHB of $24.
Top selling bull in Mrnak’s
2008 sale going to
Wyatt Farms,
Arrowwood, Alberta.
For Semen Sales
Contact Wyatt Farms or
Mrnak Herefords.
SR Lad 447
MH Dakota 0230
JV Angel 684
MH Patriot 3159
MH Miss Patriot 971
MH Miss Rusty 476
[DOD]
Upstream Lad 1082
SR Kara 871
JV General 418
VR Miss Domett D98
BB Patriot 0293
MH Miss Donna 921
XTD 6T RST TMP 9A ET
MH Miss Advance 8195 [DOD]
BW WW YW MM M&G REA CHB
51
4.6
58
96
22
.39 $24
Semen Available. Non-Certificate. Call or e-mail for more information.
Merle & Neeltje Wyatt and Family
Box 30 • Arrowwood, AB T0L-0B0
(403) 534-2277
Cell: (403) 485-8289
14503 91st St. SW • Bowman, ND 58623 • E-mail: [email protected]
Wayne, Jill & Robyn Mrnak
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Home: 701-574-3172 • Cell: 701-523-6368
701-206-0604
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701-574-3124
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Gildemasters also sold two registered
heifers in the sale at $2,000 each. Bruce
Wintle of Iroquois, SD purchased Lot
57, LCG Classy Miss 154T, a 02/04/07
daughter of DR World Class 517 10H
with a birth weight of 84 lbs. and EPDs
of BW 3.0, WW 49, YW 77, Milk 25,
M&G 49, REA 0.01, IMF 0.03 and
CHB of $21.
Klages Herefords of Ortonville, MN
purchased Lot 58, LCG Dorothea
Marshall 94T, a 03/01/07 daughter of
KCF Bennett 440 P486 and out of a
World Class cow. 94T had a birth
WW 49, YW 78, Milk 18, M&G 42,
REA 0.15, IMF 0.12 and a CHB index
of $23.
Carmichael Herefords
Meadow, SD
Feb. 16, 2008
Auctioneer: Doug Dietterle
21 Yearling Bulls - $2811
28 2-Year-Old Bulls - $2829
20 Heifers - $881
The Carmichael family finally
received good weather for their sale and
it was a pleasure to look through the
Lot 2 was the high selling bull at the
Carmichael sale going to Bob Rankin,
Draper, SD for $7,750.
bulls on a nice sunny day. Along with a
large crowd they had a very strong
offering of bulls and heifers.
Top Bulls:
Lot 2, KC L1 Domino 07049, 3/24/07
by CL 1 Domino 4162P 1ET to Bob
Rankin, Draper, SD, $7750. EPDs: BW
0.8; WW 44; YW 74; MM 22; M&G
44.
Lot 19, JC L1 Domino 7013T,
3/28/07 by HH Advance 3143N to
Weishaar Ranch, Lemmon, SD, $6500.
EPDs: BW 0.2; WW 34; YW 54; MM
16; M&G 33.
Lot 21, JC L1 Domino 7026T, 4/1/07
by HH Advance 3143N to Brink
Herefords, Redfield, SD, $5750.
Lot 47, JC L1 Domino 6076S,
4/16/06 by CL 1 Domino 1116L to
Larry Dolezal, Belvidere, SD, $4500.
Lot 40, JC L1 Domino 6050S, 4/9/06
by CL 1 Domino 4162P to Marty
Ranch, Prairie City, SD, $4300.
Lot 37, JC L1 Domoino 6039S,
4/7/06 by CL 1 Domino 4162P to
Kennedy Ranch, Faith, SD, $4250.
Top Heifers:
Lot 59, JC L1 Domett 7044T, 4/7/07
by HH Advance 3143N to Flath
Herefords, Coal Harbor, ND, $1300.
Lot 60, JC L1 Domett 7051T, 4/8/07
by HH Advance 3143N to Flath
Herefords, $1300.
Rausch Herefords
50th Annual Bull & Female Sale
Hoven, SD
February 18th, 2008
102 Yrlg & 2 Yr Old Bulls $3,426
28 Registered Hfr Calves - $2,191
72 Registerable Hfr Calves $1,187
101 Comm. Hfr Calves - $917
On a cold, cold day the record size
crowd in the barn and on the internet
set record prices at Rausch Herefords
50th Annual Bull & Female Sale. “The
compliments on the cattle and the
family warmed our hearts,” said the
Rausches.
Top seller was Lot 3, R Puckster
2177, is a 03/23/07 son of R Puckster
2013 and out of a EPHR Pathfinder
567K daughter with a birth weight of
73 lbs. and EPDs of BW 0.1, WW 60,
YW 93, Milk 60, REA of 0.47 and IMF
of 0.0. 2177 sold to Grady Sparks of
Oklahoma for $9,000.
Lot 34, GR Puckster 2486, is a
03/29/06 son of R Puckster 2264 and
out of a KS Advance 722 daughter with
a birth weight of 82 lbs. and EPDs of
BW 3.0, WW 42, YW 67, Milk 18, REA
0.17 and IMF of -0.1. 2486 sold to
David Thompson of North Dakota for
$6,750.
Lot 61, R Navigator 2596, a 03/27/06
son of R Navigator 2101 and out of a
SR Echo 136 daughter and has EPDs
of BW 5.9, WW 56, YW 98, Milk 4,
REA 0.37 and IMF of 0.04. 2596 sold
to Dick Kolousek of South Dakota for
$6,000.
Lot 32, R Wrangler 2236, is a
03/20/06 son of JDF 16D Wrangler 15
and out of a KR Navigator 94P daughter
and has EPDs of BW 3.8, WW 48, YW
74, Milk 19, REA 0.38 and IMF of
-0.13. 2236 sold to Harley Gage of
South Dakota for $5,750.
Lot 45, HR Wrangler 622, is a
03/30/06 son of R Wrangler 2414 and
out of a C Master Plan 93022 daughter
with a birth weight of 90 lbs. and EPDs
of BW 3.1, WW 46, YW 73, Milk 17,
REA 0.35 and IMF of -0.07. 622 sold
to John Kost of South Dakota for
$5,750.
Lot 60, HR Navigator 639, is an
04/09/06 son of R Navigator 2101 and
out of a R Perkins 2705 daughter with
a birth weight of 88 lbs. and EPDs of
BW 2.7, WW 48, YW 74, Milk 14, REA
0.38 and IMF of 0.13. 639 was sold to
Dick Kolousek of South Dakota for
$5,750.
Top selling heifers were Lot 101 and
Lot 103, each commanding a price of
$3,500.
Lot 101, R Miss Wideload 3157, is
an 04/28/07 daughter of LaGrand
Wideload 75P and out of a CL 1
Domino 7145G daughter and has a
birth weight of 89 lbs. and EPDs of BW
4.5, WW 51, YW 82 and Milk of 21.
Vince Bickel of Nebraska purchased
3157 for $3,500.
Lot 103, R Miss Puckster 087, is a
03/21/07 daughter of R Puckster 2013
and out of a EPHR Pathfinder 567K
daughter and has a birth weight of 74
lbs. and EPDs of BW 1.2, WW 59, YW
91 and Milk of 19.
Volume bull buyers were Kolousek
Farms of Wessington Springs, SD
purchasing 8 head and Bob Dreis of
Hoven, SD purchasing 6 head.
Volume female buyers were Kevin
Strange of Edina, MO purchasing 51
head and Gail Williams of Presho, SD
purchasing 21 head.
Baumgarten & Perman
Herefords
Feb. 19, 2008
Dickinson, ND
Auctioneer: Roger Jacobs
Baumgarten Bulls
16 calves - $3100
Perman Bulls
11 calves - $2336
19 Reg. Heifers - $918
The combined sale for Baumgarten
Herefords of Belfield, ND and Perman
Herefords of Streeter, ND was held
once again in Dickinson, ND. Both
herds offered their top bulls and heifers
with good quality throughout,
especially on the top end which
included their Denver pen bulls. The
very top end commanded good prices
but there were definite bargains to be
had by the buyers.
2008 Opportunity Sale
• Sat., April 12, 2008 •
Sale Time Noon
Preview of sale offering at 10:30 AM • Complimentary Lunch at 11 AM
University of Wisconsin • River Falls, WI
SALE DAY PHONE: 715-425-3207
SELLING 30 Lots
5 Bulls • 19 Open Heifers • 6 Cow/Calf Pairs
Consignors:
Gottschalk Polled Herefords
Larson Hereford Farms
Maple Valley Farm
Boettcher’s Brookview Acres
Potts Polled Herefords
Wirth Polled Herefords
Kruse’s Polled Herefords
Gari-Alan Farm
Lamb Brothers Beef
Lemar Polled Herefords
SVP Farm
Neil Farms
Jones Farms
Ilwaco Springs Polled Herefords
Windy Hills Herefords
For more information or sale catalog call:
Liz Gerlach, IPHA Vice Pres. • 715/425-8141
Breeder’s Banquet evening of March 23. Please RSVP to Liz Gerlach.
View catalog online at www.herefordamerica.com
Top Baumgarten Bulls:
Lot 28, BCC L1 Domino 677, 3/28/06
by BCC L1 Domino 470 to Woroniecki
Bros., Hebron, ND, $7,000. EPDs: BW
2.3; WW 37; YW 63; MM 19; M&G
37.
Lot 8, BCC L1 Domino 733, 2/8/07
by CL 1 Domino 9126J 1ET to
Woroniecki Bros., $5250. EPDs: BW
2.2; WW 44, YW 73; MM 24; M&G
45.
Lot 16, BCC L1 Red Eye 749,
2/16/07 by CL 1 Domino 4162P to
Woroniecki Bros., $5,000.
Lot 7, BCC L1 Red Eye 727, 2/6/07
by CL 1 Domino 4162P 1ET to Troy
Tescher, Beach, ND, $4750.
Lot 6, BCC L1 Red Eye 720, 2/3/07
by CL 1 Domino 4162P 1ET to
Schwiegert Feedyards, Edgeley, ND,
$4500.
Lot 8, BCC L1 Hogan 716, 2/2/07 by
KB L1 Domino 218 to Troy Tescher,
$4250.
Top Perman Bulls:
Lot 37, PH Mark 7492, 3/1/07 by
OXH Mark Domino 8020 to Gierau
Herefords, Springview, NE, $3700.
EPDs BW 3.0; WW 41; YW 59; MM
25; M&G 46.
Lot 48, PH Daytona BA 7595,
3/30/07 by HH Advance 4126P to Milt
Madison, Alexander, ND, $3250.
EPDs: BW 2.2; WW 50; YW 82; MM
23; M&G 48; REA .34.
Lot 38, PH L1 Domino JDM 7496,
3/4/07 by HH Advance 767G 1ET to
Schwiegert Feedyards, Edgeley, ND,
$3100.
Lot 40, PH Direction BK 7505,
3/6/07 to Schwiegert Feedyards, $3000.
Cranston Herefords
February 22, 2008
St. Onge, SD
Auctioneer: Seth Weishaar
38 Bulls - $2506
39 Heifers - $805
Tama and Rollie Baumgarten having fun with
auctioneer, Roger Jacobs.
Lot 7, RC 1267 Robin Hood 430,
2/15/06 by Churchill Robin Hood 380
to Pitchfork Ranch, Porcupine, SD,
$4500. EPDs: BW 1.4; WW 41; YW
68; MM 16; M&G 37.
Lot 20, RC 1315 Wellington 295,
3/23/06 by RC 840 Wellington 600 to
Pitchfork Ranch, $3750.
Lot 11, RC 1279 Domino 203,
3/14/06 by Churchill Domino 2200 to
Pitchfork Ranch, $3750.
to Mark Kenzey, St. Onge, SD, $3500.
Lot 31, RC 1343 Milestone 346,
4/7/06 by Churchill Milestone 181 to
Gale Henry, Harrison, NE, $3500.
to Kelvin and Jeanie Brockel,
Shadehill, SD, $3500.
Heifers: 39 head sold to Hoffman
Herefords, Leola, SD for an average of
$805.
Volume bull buyer was Pitchfork
Ranch, Porcupine, SD.
Gant Polled Herefords &
Angus of Geddes, SD
Date: February 22, 2008
Sale at
Platte Livestock, Platte, SD
Auctioneer: Vernell Qualm
14 Herefords - $2,450
30 Angus - $2,650
Gant Polled Herefords and Angus
owned by Mark and Dennis Gant
hosted a large crowd for their annual
bull sale Feb. 22. The large crowd of
repeat buyers and many new buyers
enjoyed the nice weather and a very
strong set of 2-year-old bulls.
The top selling Hereford bull was Lot
15 LV Positive Plus selling for $3,100
to Bruns Ranch,
Plankinton, SD. Lot 1
WSF LCR Onstar Son
went to Dale and Dave
Backes of Platte, SD for
$3,000.
Lot
17
Prospector Son went to
John Rasmussen, Platte
SD, for $3,000. Another
Onstar went to Tom
Stratman, Springfield,
SD for $2,750. Volume
buyers were Backes
Ranch, Platte, SD and
Alfred
Schelske,
Doug Temple (left) of Pitchfork Ranch, Porcupine, SD was the
volume bull buyer at the Cranston sale. He is pictured here with Reliance.
This year’s offering from Cranstons
was as deep and good as I’ve seen there.
The bulls were in range-ready
condition. Nice sunny weather helped
to put buyers in a good frame of mind
and auctioneer Seth Weishaar moved
through them in quick order.
Top Bulls:
Janet and Roy Cranston.
Topping the Angus bulls was a WAR
Forefront Son for $3,800 to Bob
Anderson, Winner, SD. The next tops
sellers were another Forefront Son to
repeat buyer Bob Anderson for $3,600
and GA Kahuna 241 to Lee Nolz from
Miller, SD for $3,600. Lot 19 a GA
Kahuna went to Chad Svatos of Lake
Andes for $3,500.
Paul Zuber of Gettysburg, SD, bought
Lot 23 a Nebraska Son for $3,200 and
Lot 36 a Hyline Right Time Son for
$3,100. Clinton Bauar of Freeman, SD
bought 2 Hyline Sons Lot 41 and 43
for $3,100 and $2,850.
Lot 34 a Forefront Son went to John
and Matt Mushitz of Geddes, SD for
$2,800. Lot 30 a Forefront Son went to
Vernell Qualm of Platte, SD for $2,750.
Lot 21 a Kahuna went to Loren Porter
Geddes, SD for $2,850. Volume buyers
were Mills Ranch and Bob Anderson,
both from Winner, SD.
Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic
Hereford Sale Report
February 20, 2008
Kearney, NE
Sale Manager: Ronette Bush
Auctioneer:
Jim Birdwell, Fletcher, OK
Judge: Troy Thomas, Harrold, SD
38 Lots - $2,237.50
28 Bulls - $2,355.36
4 Heifers - $1,712.50
Sale topper at the Rausch Sale, Hoven,
SD was Lot 3, R Puckster 2177, is a
03/23/07 son of R Puckster 2013 and out
of a EPHR Pathfinder 567K daughter with
a birth weight of 73 lbs. and EPDs of BW
0.1, WW 60, YW 93, Milk 60, REA of 0.47
and IMF of 0.0. 2177 sold to Grady
Sparks of Oklahoma for $9,000.
The Champion Hereford Bull was Lot
8, consigned by Valley Creek Ranch of
Fairbury, NE and later sold to Cristina
Kranz of Eddyville, NE for $2,750.
Reserve Champion Hereford Bull was
Lot 3, consigned by JC Cattle Company
of Junction City, NE and sold to Terry
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Heifer was Lot 36, consigned by Young
Cattle Company of Minonk, IL and sold
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the Lambert Family of Chadron, NE and
sold to Eldon Snoke of Humboldt, NE
for $1,300. High selling Hereford was
Lot 21, consigned by Stangle Herefords
of Marsland, NE and sold to Don Klein
of Roseland, NE for $3,750. The Hereford Heifer Sale Average was
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Treating and Preventing
Retained Placenta in
Beef Cattle
What is a retained placenta?
The placenta (or afterbirth) is the
name given to the membranes that
transfer nutrients from the cow to the
calf before the calf (fetus) is born.
These membranes and blood vessels
are made by the calf and connect to the
blood supply in the uterus of the cow
or heifer. The cotyledons (buttons) of
the placenta “hook up” to the caruncles
of the uterus. It is across this thin
connection between the membranes of
the cow and the membranes of the calf
that essential materials pass to the
developing calf. These essential
materials include oxygen, blood sugar
(glucose), amino acids (the building
blocks of proteins), fats, calcium,
phosphorus, vitamins, trace minerals
and all the other essential components
of life.
When the calf is born the placenta
normally detaches within a few hours
and is expelled. That is why it is
referred to as the “afterbirth.” In most
all situations, the placenta is expelled
within 12 hours of the birth of the calf.
If it is not expelled by 24 hours it is
defined as a retained placenta or the
cow is said to “have not cleaned.”
Why is a retained placenta a problem?
In and of itself the retained placenta
is not a problem. However, the
retention creates a number of potential
problems. The retained placenta
“hangs” out of the vulva and as the cow
walks the placenta slides back and forth
through the external opening of the
vulva and vagina and “sucks” material
into the uterus. The vulva of a cow is
located just below the anus, so fecal
material and fecal microorganisms are
pulled into the uterus. Also, when a cow
lays down the placenta will hang out
further and lay in the dirt or mud, which
is loaded with bacteria. These bacteria
set up an active site of infection in the
uterus and this can have serious
consequences for the cow.
The local infection in the uterus can
cause the animal to become ill (fever,
weight loss, etc). Sometimes the
infection is so bad the cow can actually
die. When the uterus becomes infected
and inflamed, it takes much longer for
the cow to “clean” and to be ready for
the next breeding season. A retained
placenta usually causes the cow to have
an increased time from calving to the
conception of the next calf. It is not
uncommon for a cow with a retained
placenta to delay the next pregnancy
for 2-6 months. Obviously, a twomonth delay will mean a late calving
date in the following year. A six-month
delay may result in an open cow next
year at pregnancy checking time.
Another result of retained placenta
can be tetanus.The tetanus organism
is commonly in the soil or in the feces
and when it gets into the uterus it can
set up an infection and result in tetanus
(lockjaw). Tetanus can be fatal in cattle
and at the minimum requires long term
therapy (1-3 months).
What causes retained placenta?
The list of potential causes is quite
long; however, there are a number of
common causes that affect beef cattle.
It is easier to think about the causes in
groups, so the following listing might
be helpful.
Mechanical Causes of Retained
Placenta
• Difficult birth (calf too large
for cow, backwards calf
[breech birth], one leg or head
backwards)
• Twins
• Cesarean section
• Fetal monsters or
emphysematous fetus
(gas-filled fetus)
Nutritional Causes of Retained
Placenta
• Energy or Protein Deficiency
during pregnancy
• Vitamin A deficiency
• Selenium deficiency
• Iodine deficiency
• Vitamin E deficiency
Management Causes of Retained
Placenta
• Stress (Transportation or
rough handling, poor
feed conditions)
• Obesity
• Heredity
Infectious diseases/Toxins
• Brucellosis
• Pine Needle abortion
• Leptospirosis
• IBR virus, BVD virus
• Foothill Abortion (EBA)
Can you tell by looking which bull is the most efficient?
How do I treat cows with retained
placenta?
If a cow has a retained placenta of
24-48 hours and is running a fever
(rectal temperature over 102.5 degrees
Fahrenheit) or is not eating it should
receive attention and treatment. The
minimum treatment would be an
antibiotic such as a long-acting
tetracycline (Biomycin®, LA-200®,
Tetradure®, etc) and Lutalyse® (which
can help to speed expulsion of the
placenta). If the cow is depressed or
dehydrated it will be necessary to have
your veterinarian examine and treat the
cow. They will probably flush the uterus
as well as give you advice on other
drugs to use over the next 5-7 days.
Always seek your veterinarian’s advice
on treating cows with retained placenta
as the condition can deteriorate into a
life-threatening one in a very short
period of time. It is usually not
necessary to manually remove the
placenta; however, your veterinarian
can advise you better after examining
the animal. It is important to understand
that there is no single course of
treatment that will be safe and effective
in every circumstance; thus your
veterinarian’s advise will be crucial to
success.
Most of the drugs that are useful to
treat a cow or heifer with retained
placenta are not labeled for this
condition. Therefore, these drugs are
used in an EXTRALABEL manner and
will REQUIRE one or more
PRESCRIPTIONS
from
your
veterinarian for this purpose. Also,
there may be an extended withdrawal
time for these drugs that will have to
be adhered to. Additionally, if you have
more than 1% of your cattle with
retained placenta, you should seek
professional help to prevent this
problem.
How can I prevent retained placenta
problems?
Since there are many causes of
retained placenta, there is no simple
answer. Some of the obvious answers
include: (1) don’t allow cows to get
too thin or too fat before calving, (2)
reduce stress near calving as much as
possible, (3) prevent exposure to pine
needles, juniper trees, and pine trees
(particularly Ponderosa Pines) before
calving, (4) make sure your trace
mineral and vitamin supplementation
program is adequate, (5) prevent
Foothill Abortion problems, and (6)
maintain a sound vaccination program
to minimize the chance of viral or
bacterial abortions.
Because calving problems often
result in retained placenta, it is important
to consider the appropriate selection of
genetics for your herd as a part of
prevention. One of the useful tools is
birth weight EPDs. Lower birth weights
will decrease calving problems IF all
other factors are equal. However, it is
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648
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696
638
622
658
Scan & Yearling Data - Fall Yearling Bulls
YW Scan Wt REA
REA/cwt IMF RFI efficiency score
1099 1170
12.30
1.05
3.18
1.88
1014 1080
12.20
1.13
2.89
1.28
998
985
11.02
1.13
3.25
- 5.11*
1076
965
11.79
1.16
3.00
-1.48
*645 did not eat out of the bunk for 20+ days during the 70 day RFI test. Therefore, he ws
not allowed in the overall test and was considered an outlyer. He was sifted by Dr. Kerley,
but the -5.11 is his tabulated RFI score. His gain was good and he converted real well (4.09
lbs of feed per lb of gain), so I think we will trust the RFI. Remember a negative number
is better in RFI.
Breeding Herefords for the right reasons:
Fertility Efficiency Calving Ease
Adequate Milk & Growth
Feedlot Performance Carcass Quality
Performance Tested Bulls & Females for Sale at the Ranch
Granzow Herefords
Tom, Mary, & Tobyn Granzow
765 South 3000 Road
Herington, Ks 67449
785-466-2247 or 785-466-6438
Two Big Grass & Feeder Cattle Sales
Expecting 1500+ head
Featuring Herefords & Hereford Cross Calves
as well as an all breeds cattle sale
Monday, March 31
Special grass, feeder cattle and replacement heifer sale
(featuring Hereford influenced cattle)
Monday, April 21
Special grass cattle & replacement heifer sale
(featuring Hereford influenced cattle)
Listings may be viewed at our website, www.faithlivestock.com.
Sale Results from February 11
Flying Y Ranch
Flying Y Ranch
Flying Y Ranch
Flying Y Ranch
36 Hereford heifers, BV
58 first cross baldy hfrs, BV
100 Hereford steers
58 first cross baldy strs.
hd.
hd.
717 lb.
774 lb.
$750
$740
$107.60
$101.75
We continue to see demand for Hereford genetics. Feel free to contact
us at (605) 967-2200 or [email protected] for more information.
Our commission rate continues to be the lowest, putting more money in the
consignor’s pockets. Don’t be fooled by percentages and hidden charges.
Sales are now being broadcast live over the Internet at
www.lmaauctions.com click on Faith Livestock
or go to www.faithlivestock.com click on Live Auction.
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Lemmon, South Dakota 57638
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Owners/Auctioneers
Phone 605-374-3877
or 1-800-822-8853
Auctioneer
Box 786 • Lethbridge, Alberta, T1J 3Z6
Paul Huffman, General Manager • 605-374-5675
Chad Hetzel, Assistant Manager • 701-376-3748
• Sales Every Wednesday •
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cell 918-760-1550
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• California •
Gino & Mona Pedretti (209) 722-2073
Gino Pedretti Jr. (209) 383-1905
Mark St. Pierre (209) 384-0129
Livestock Auctioneer
29th
ANNUAL SALE
Tuesday,
Oct. 28, 2008
970-878-5362
800-351-5362
Bart & Mary Strang & Family
2969 County Road 8 • Meeker, CO 81641
[email protected]
www.strangherefords.com
P.O. Box 488
Macomb IL 61455
www.lowderman.com
[email protected]
Office: (309) 833-5543
Upcoming Deadlines:
Issue
April/May
Deadline
March 5
605/866-4670
Selling bulls and heifers
by private treaty.
Contact us for semen
on Dakota.
• Feedyards •
• Colorado •
HC 3, Box 37
Reva, SD 57651
P.O. Box 391 • Gridley, CA 95948
Carl & Susan: 530-846-4354
Steven & Melissa: 530-864-2855
MH Dakota 0230
A reputation built one
sale at a time.
Lynn Weishaar
Serefords
chohr
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1975 E. Roosevelt Rd.
El Nido, CA 95317
Monte W. Lowderman
• Hereford Items •
Livestock Equipment
BASSETT FEEDING, INC.
“Quality Custom Cattle Feeding”
P.O. Box 68 - Bassett, NE 68714
FEEDLOT: 402/273-4424
Fax #: 402-273-4132
www.herefords.net
PORTABLE & STATIONARY LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT
HEREFORD
WORKS
FAWCETT ENTERPRISES, INC.
36111 211th Street ~ Miller, SD 57362-6814
19941 Townline
Mokena
IL 60448
Ray Carr
402-684-2739
WAYNE FAWCETT
Phone 605/853-3930 • Cell 605/530-6024 • Fax 605/853-3310
Unique Hereford Products
Call (708) 479-5270
CUSTOM DESIGNS AVAILABLE
• Canada •
ADAMS HIRSCHE
HEREFORDS & ANGUS
WORLDWIDE GENETICS
BOTH SIDES OF THE BORDER.
Specializing in Carcass Data.
ON
www.hirsche.com
GRANT HIRSCHE
JOHN & CORB WILSON
Box 5065
High River, AB T1V 1M3
(403) 652-1173 or
652-4706
cell (403) 652-8254
Box 327 • Nowata, OK
74048
(918) 273-2154
Corb - (918) 214-4134
John - (918) 214-3356
Square D Herefords
Hills Galore
Stock Farms
THE PAWLITZA’S
Box 67 • Abbey, SK S0N 0A0
Alvin (306) 689-2597
HOME OF:
Lakeford Impressive 56M • TA-Bar ALI 210M
ANL SBS 57G Bridger 20L
GEF 10H Stockman 2214 • Lakeford Cal 9C
One of the largest collections of RU 20X Boulder cattle in Alberta!
Dave & Jean Prichard
Dan & Shelley Prichard
Killam, AB, Canada
BUILDINGPERFORMANCEBULLS
Ph. 780-385-2226
CATTLE FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES.
• Annual Fall Roundup Sale ~ October 2008 •
Ph/fax 780-385-2298
email:[email protected] • www.lakeford.ab.ca
D
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CATTLE CO. LTD.
Where Quality Runs Generations Deep!
Jim Duke
306-538-4556
Fax 538-2193
LAKEFORD POLLED HEREFORDS
#4-3342 Millar Ave.
Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 7G9
Office: (306) 933-4200
Ted: (306) 242-0095
Fax: (306) 934-0744
Web site: www.buyagro.com
Harvey Duke
306-761-2810
Langbank, SK S0G 2X0
square-dpolledherefords.com
SM
THE BULL BUSINESS BRAND
ANGUS HEREFORD RED ANGUS
2 mi E on #504 & 2 mi N on Rg Rd #170
www.doenzranches.net
Annual Sale: NOVEMBER 12, 2008
Deadline
for the
April issue
is
March 5th!
Jim, Wendy, Blake and Katelin
WILDEMAN
Box 1088 • Okotoks, AB T0L 1T0
12 mi. S. of Calgary on Hwy. #2, 1/2 mi. E. on 338 Ave.
Ph: (403) 938-2030
Fax: (403) 938-7976
Cell: (403) 861-0719
• Illinois •
Shaw Cattle Co.
Greg: (208) 459-3029
Sam: (208) 453-9790
Tucker: (208) 455-1678
PO Box 362, Warner, AB T0K 2L0
Nelson & Paula Doenz (403) 642-2380
Brad Doenz (403) 642-7694
Fax: (403) 642-2471
WILD BEAR
HEREFORDS
• Idaho •
23020 Howe Rd.
Caldwell, ID 83607
www.shawcattle.com
LCI HEREFORDS
Superior Hereford Genetics
Neal Ward
LOEHR HEREFORD FARM
673 N. 825 W. • Blackfoot, ID 83221
(208) 684-5252
[email protected]
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P.T. “Pete” Loehr
113 W. Northgate Rd
Peoria, Ill. 61614
309/692-6026 or 1-800-937-BEEF
HERD SIRES:
Remitall Online 122L • MC Ranger 9615
Elm Lodge Mojo 1M • Trail Boss
Watch for our 4th production sale
Baker Farms
1278 E. 20th Rd. • Streator, IL 61364
Fred • Debby
Sarah • Susan • John
Phone: (815) 672-3491 • Mobile (815) 257-3491
~ The Best of the Best ~
Line One, Canadian & Pure Gold
also important to remember that big
cows with big pelvic canals can have
big calves easily. So select bulls with
birth weight EPD’s in keeping with your
herd. Also, remember to look at the
bull’s actual birth weight data and
remember that the birth weight EPD
numbers are not the same between
breeds. One breed can have a bull calf
with a birth weight of 100 pounds and
a birth weight EPD of 1.0 while another
breed can have a bull calf with a birth
weight of 80 pounds and a birth weight
EPD of 5.0. Obviously, the second bull
will tend to have calves with lower birth
weights IF all other factors are equal.
Another tool available is pelvic
measurements in yearling heifers. The
value of this tool is to cull replacement
heifers with small pelvic canals before
breeding for the first time. Regarding
birth weights, it is important to
remember that the cow or heifer has
60% of the “input” into how large the
calf is going to be. Therefore, genetic
selection of the cowherd has more
impact than the one time selection of
the bulls.
If you don’t have problems with
retained placenta, that is excellent. If
you do, there are a number of important
items you will need to consider and
discuss with your veterinarian.
Fort Worth Stock Show Champions
Grand Polled Heifer — STAR KKH SSF Valedictorian ET shown by Kasey Herman,
Skiatook, OK.
Grand Horned Heifer — H Kathy 668 ET
Shown by Lauren Schiermeister-White, Buffalo, WY.
Grand Horned Bull — C Reno 6142 ET
shown by Colyer Herefords, Bruneau, ID and
Aaron Wilbourn, Tulare, CA.
Reserve Horned Bull — H Top Hat 604 ET
shown by L.C. Whitehead, Dallas, TX and
Hoffman Herefords, McArthur, CA.
Reserve Polled Heifer — RW Mindy 3078 6096
shown by Kirbie Day, Waxahachie, TX.
Grand Polled Bull — H Easy Deal 609 ET
shown by Lee and Dianne Hutchens Family
Trust, Fallon, NV; Hoffman Herefords,
McArthur, CA; and Joe Brazil, Turlock, CA.
Reserve Polled Bull — HCC Legacy S01 ET
shown by Zane Hausner, Thomasville, PA; Star
Lake Cattle Ranch, Skiatook, OK; and Tennessee River Music Inc., Fort Payne, AL.
• Iowa •
K7 HEREFORDS
Est. 1968
John Maas, DVM, MS
Diplomate, ACVN & ACVIM
Extension Veterinarian
School of Veterinary Medicine,
UC Davis
Tom and Jo Heidt & Family
3388 240th Street
Lockridge, IA 52635
Tom’s Cell: 608.574.2309
Jo’s Cell: 608.574.6334
Reserve Horned Heifer — C Chanel ET
shown by Taylor Schrick, Sayre, OK.
Breeding Stock Available
Johnson
Herefords
Registered Horned Herefords
Since 1918
Jack & Lynne Johnson
2165 240th St.
Milford, IA 51351
Phone 712-338-4578
• Kansas •
Alexander Farms
Polled Herefords
LINEBRED KING DOMINOS AND ADVANCED DOMINOS
John Alexander Family
2756 S. Donmyer Road
Gypsum, KS 67448-9414
Home: (785) 536-4931
[email protected]
— Breeding Stock , Semen & Flushes For Sale —
Gustafson Herefords
Gus, Deb and Shelbi Gustafson
7477 Davis Creek Road
Junction City, KS 66441
785-238-7306
I-70 exit 303... 7 miles South
Visitors Always Welcome
BTS HEREFORDS
Bruce & Tracy
Schlickau
DOUBLE
DEDICATION
Douthit Herefords
RR 3 Box 160 • St. Francis, KS 67756
DAVIS HEREFORDS
14601 South McNew Road
Hutchinson, KS 67501
Phone:
620-459-6576
Dean & Danny
(785) 256-4643
Location: 5 miles south of Hwy 96 & K17 jct.
1 mile east, then 3/4 mile south
13 miles west of Topeka on I-70,
Keene/Eskridge exit, 3 miles south
Quality Herefords by private treaty sales
30133 Keene Rd., Maple Hill, Kansas 66507
JENSEN GENETIC CENTER
FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS IN HERFEORD CATTLE
IN KANSAS AND SURROUNDING STATES
THE KANSAS HEREFORD ASSOCIATION
Tom Granzow, Secretary-Manager
765 South 3000 Road
Herington, Kansas 67449
785-466-2247
785-466-2226 (FAX)
[email protected]
www.kansashereford.org
“Taking care of your herd bulls is our Business”
Affiliated with Hawkeye Breeders Service
• Custom Semen Collection Center
• Bull Housing
For collection dates, contact:
Kevin & Sheila Jensen • 785-374-4372
P.O. Box 197 • Courtland, KS 66939
[email protected]
[email protected]
4V RANCH
(785) 332-3009
WALTER
(785) 332-3229
ROGER
(785) 332-2455
STEVE
(785) 332-2323
MILL CREEK RANCH
20635 Hessdale Rd
Alma, KS 66401
David Breiner (785) 449-2841
Chad Breiner (785) 449-2759
Clay Breiner, Ryan Breiner, Ashley Bohl
Fax (785) 449-2139
www. millcreekranch.com
[email protected]
SALE FEB. 24, 2009
MANHATTAN, KS
“Best of Both Worlds Sale” • 4th Mon. in March
12 noon at the ranch • Dwight, KS
60 Hereford
Bulls
55 Angus
Bulls
Also selling
70
F-1 Black
Baldy Heifers
with calves
20 Quarter
Horses
Jan: 785-482-3383 • Arden: 785-482-3398
Box 8, Dwight, KS 66849
www.oleenbrothers.com
Sandhill
Farms
Registered Polled Herefords
Kevin & Vera Schultz
2408 280th Ave., Haviland, KS 67059
Phone: (620) 995-4072
Cell: (620) 546-4570
e-mail: [email protected]
website: www.sandhillfarms.com
HEREFORD AMERICA
Upcoming Issues
April/May
Deadline
Mar. 5
Since 1913
For information about bulls, females,
semen sales or a video, please contact:
James and Charlene
Lois
Home: 620/465-2691
P & F: 620/465-7749
Mobile: 316/734-3700
14506 S. Victory Road
[email protected] Haven, KS 67543
Outlook for Major Beef Importing Countries
Introduction
Following is the final report from the
U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF)
that examines key statistics and trends
from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s
beef and pork trade outlook forecast for
2008 through 2017, which was
developed in November 2007 and
released last week. The USDA 10-year
outlook is a scenario based on what
would be expected to happen under a
continuation of current farm legislation
and specific assumptions about external
conditions. It is not a forecast. USDA
data is based on carcass weight
equivalence (CWE) and does not include
variety meats.
Highlights
The USDA’s 10-year outlook for the
beef market offers this projection for the
landscape of major beef-importing
countries in the year 2017:
Top beef importers in 2017
United States – U.S. imports are
projected to grow to 1,748,000 metric tons
(3.85 billion pounds), an increase of
277,000 metric tons (610.6 million pounds)
or 19 percent over 10 years.
Russia – imports grow to 1,398,000
metric tons (3.08 billion pounds), an
increase of 348,000 metric tons (767.2
million pounds) or 33 percent over 10
years.
Japan – imports in 2017 total 851,000
metric tons (1.87 billion pounds), an
increase of 136,000 metric tons (299.8
million pounds) or a 19 percent increase.
Mexico – 765,000 metric tons (1.68
billion pounds) imported in 2017,
reflecting a 365,000 metric ton (804.6
million pounds) or a 91 percent increase.
A mild increase of 2 percent in 2008 is
followed by a 15 percent increase in 2009
and then 5 percent to 7 percent annual
growth over the remainder of the outlook
period.
European Union – EU imports projected
at 709,000 metric tons (1.56 billion pounds)
in 2017, a decrease of 16,000 metric tons
(35.2 million pounds) from the 2007 import
estimate. According to Erin Daley,
USMEF manager of research and
analysis, factors leading to the projected
decrease likely include lackluster EU
consumption, limited beef supplies, high
consumer prices and heavy reliance on
South America, which contribute to
market uncertainty.
South Korea – projection of 430,000
metric tons (947.9 million pounds)
imported in 2017, an additional 115,000
metric tons (253.5 million pounds) over
2007 levels.
Egypt and Canada – each country
projected to import about 332,000 metric
tons (731.9 million pounds) in 2017 with
Egypt’s imports growing from 250,000
metric tons (551.1 million pounds) and
Canada’s imports growing from 225,000
metric tons (496 million pounds) in 2007.
According to Daley, the most
significant revisions from USDA’s 2007
estimates to its new 10-year projection are
increased imports forecast for Russia
(reflecting strong demand and declining
domestic production) and Canada
(exchange rate implications; high feed
and labor costs).
Major beef importing countries
Note: The following import data is
from the Global Trade Atlas in product
weight equivalence.
United States – Beef imports fell 1
percent in 2007 to 933,330 metric tons (2.05
billion pounds). The top suppliers were
Australia (30 percent), Canada (27
percent), New Zealand (17 percent),
• Minnesota •
David, Lorie, Matthew, Michael & Mason
Kitchell
3471 State Highway 200
Ada, MN 56510-9260
Quality, Performance Cattle For Sale
8 Miles East of Ada
On U.S. 200
218-584-8283
H anson
erefords
J
J
im
eri
ody
aime
37590 110th St
Comfrey, MN 56019
507.877.3631
[email protected]
Her
ef
or
ds
Heref
efor
ords
Since 1957
2477 N.W. Main St. • Coon Rapids, MN 55448
Cattle at Princeton, MN
Bulls & Females For Sale
Doug & JoAnn
(763) 755-4930
Bryan & Marytina
(763) 389-0625
Bradley & Brigitte
(763) 286-1602
FREDERICKSON HEREFORD
FARM
Gottschalk Polled
Herefords
2071 Co. Rd. 101
Lake Benton, MN 56149
Performance Polled Herefords,
Angus and F1 Black Baldies
Powerful Genetics • Stylish Cattle
Breeding Stock For Sale
Jerry & Shelly and Family
(507) 368-9284
[email protected]
Cattle for sale at all times.
— Cattle for Sale Private Treaty —
Mark, Mary Kay
Frederickson Hereford
& Sarah
Farm - West
30819 250th St. SF.
Nate, Jayna & Teegan
Starbuck, MN 56381
19558 Anchor Road
320/239-4213
St. Onge, SD 57779
605/254-4872 (cell)
Jones Farms
Dave & Susan Jones
31490 E. State Hwy. 112
LeSueur, MN 56058
(507) 665-3962 • home
Breeding Stock For Sale
Bulls, Heifers, Club Calves,
F1 Baldy Heifers
Lind Polled Herefords
Since 1958
• Dan • Susie • Judy •
Contact: Dan Lind
200 E. Grove St.
Rushford, MN 55971
(507) 864-2298
Minnesota Hereford
Breeders
“Quality” not “Quantity”
Bob & Phyllis Werk, Secretary
(320) 246-3220
11446 Co. Rd 14
Herman, MN 56248
John W. Schmidt & Sons
www.mnherefordbreeders.org
Box 116 • Mazeppa, MN 55956
507/843-4296
Cattle for sale Private Treaty
Bulls, Females and Feeder Cattle for Sale
Polled Herefords & F1s
Jeff & Mary Klages
64090 County Rd 64
Ortonville, MN 56278
ph/fax (320) 273-2163
[email protected]
Nelson Polled Herefords
1616 Co. Rd. 11
Phil • 507-629-3375
Tracy, MN 56175
Will • 507-626-0239
E-mail • [email protected]
Herd Genetics
Advance Domino
NPH Active in
President Lamplighter
T.P.R.
King Domino
D.N.A.
Supreme Lamplighter
Monument L1 9841
Proud to be a Hereford Breeder
Les & Darin
Krogstad
3348 430th St.
Fertile, MN 56540
(218) 945-6213
Breeding Stock for Sale
Raising Polled Herefords since 1943
Rabehl Herefords
Jake Rabehl
Registered Hereford Cattle
3115 Simpson Rd. SE
Rochester, MN 55904
507/951-9582
Custom Fitting & Clipping
STATELINE POLLED HEREFORDS
Hereford Cattle
Pipestone, MN 56164
John E. Schmidt
905 7th St SW
(507) 825-2786
John A. Schmidt
787 70th Ave.
(507) 825-2383
cell: (507) 215-1037
Cattle for sale at all times.
Chad Williamson
339 91st St.
Pipestone, MN 56164
507-825-5766
[email protected]
Troy Williamson
PO Box 302
Garretson, SD 57030
507-597-6221
RA
W
25533 488th Ave.
Garretson, SD
57030-9123
(605) 594-6788
Robert A. Williamson
Maggie & Mitch
WERK
HEREFORDS
SANBORN FAMILY
FARMS
Bill, Tim, Jay, Jon and Families
Visit Anytime!
Just 8 miles West of Rochester, MN at Byron
Dave & Rose
512 Frontier Rd SW
Jerry & Diane
(507) 775-2794
Byron, MN 55920
(507) 775-2951
KROGSTAD
POLLED
HEREFORDS
KLAGES
HEREFORDS
Quality seedstock
for sale
• Since 1961 •
Lester & John Schafer
64664 170th St.
Buffalo Lake, MN
55314
(320) 833-2050
FOR SALE:
Bulls
Females
Semen
Bob, Phyllis, Shane & Robyn
11446 Co. Rd. 14
Herman, MN 56248
(320) 246-3220
Registered
Polled Herefords & Angus
• Bulls and Heifers for sale at all times •
YOUR AD HERE
CALL 605/866-4495
Uruguay (11.5 percent) and Brazil (7
percent – all prepared/preserved). The
United States imported more than 11
percent of its beef consumption in 2007,
and more than 12 percent of beef is
expected to come from imports in 2008.
Daley notes that this change will result
from an expected slight reduction in
production, an increase in exports, and a
slight increase in beef imports. The weak
dollar and relatively tight global beef
supplies are expected to limit U.S. beef
imports this year. Continued strong cow
slaughter could also limit the demand for
foreign manufacturing beef.
Russia – Through September 2007,
Russia imported 23 percent more beef
than during the same period in 2006,
driven by 137 percent growth in imports
from Brazil (64 percent of total imports),
which more than offset declines from its
other major suppliers, including
Argentina (15 percent market share),
Paraguay (8 percent) and the EU (5
percent). Russia renewed access to
imports from Ukraine in 2007, and import
volumes from that country are currently
similar to those from the EU (about 5
percent of the total). In 2007, more than
43 percent of beef consumed in Russia
was imported. Imports are expected to
account for nearly 45 percent of total
consumption in 2008 as domestic
production declines slightly while imports
increase to meet growing domestic
consumption. Rising demand from
booming HRI and retail sectors, which
domestic production cannot satisfy,
coupled with growing quality
expectations from co nsumers ensure that
• Montana •
Bayers
Hereford Ranch
Private Treaty Sales
Eddy & Joanne
406/773-5710
Matt & Krista
406/773-5721
Eastern Montana’s finest Herefords
~ Horned & Polled ~
Bob Bleeker
1337 Hwy 421
Joliet, MT 59041
B
Byron & Pauline Bayers
PO Box 410
Twin Bridges, MT 59754
(406) 684-5465
[email protected]
Bleeker
Herefords
Bulls, Heifers, Feeders For Sale
406/962-3801
DALLAS
POLLED HEREFORDS
Don Dallas
Box 532
Canyon Creek MT 59633
406/368-2244 Ranch
406/443-5110 Office
357 Pryor Mtn. Rd.
Bridger, MT 59014
JERRY GEREGHTY
406-662-3375
406-425-1411 cell
“Mountain Raised Performance Cattle”
Marvin
FEDDES
EHLKE HEREFORDS
Mark, Della, Lacey & Jane’a Ehlke
PO Box 178 • Townsend, MT 59644
Mark: 406/439-4311 • Della: 406/439-4300
www.ehlkeherefords.com
www.feddes.com
[email protected]
Dan (406) 284-6810 • cell 570-1602
Tim (406) 284-6990 • cell 570-4771
Marvin (406) 284-3709
7980 Meadow View Road
Manhattan, MT 59741-8122
M OHICAN
POLLED HEREFORD FARM
4551 State Rt. 514
Glenmont, OH 44628
Conard & Nancy Stitzlein (330) 378-3421
Matt Stitzlein (330) 378-3487
M
W
MOHICAN WEST
3100 Sportsman Park Road
Laurel, MT 59044
Phone/Fax (406) 633-2600
Terry Powlesland (406) 633-2810
& Sons
• Located 32 miles east of Billings
• Registered Hereford Cattle
• Donor Management Center
Tomlinson Herefords
1132 Jake Creek Road
Deer Lodge, MT 59722-9597
406-846-1370
<[email protected]>
Quality bred for genetics,
docility and performance
McMurry
Cattle
Genetics for Certified Hereford Beef ®
REGISTERED POLLED HEREFORDS
Fred, Doreen and Rebecca McMurry
2027 Iris Lane
Squaw Creek Ranch
Billings, MT 59102
20 miles east of Billings
(406) 254-1247
(406) 348-2303
(406) 254-1247 (fax)
www.mcmurrycattle.com
[email protected]
NORTHERN GENETIC
RESOURCE
www.ngrbulls.com
REAL WORLD - HONEST - GUARANTEED BULLS
BREEDING HEREFORD
Ace & Tara Diemert
CATTLE SINCE 1945
230 3700 Road South
Lothair, MT 59461
406/432-3412
[email protected]
BULLS FOR SALE
PRIVATE TREATY
Bernie & Stacie Buzanowski
4365 Custer Frontage Rd.
Pompeys Pillar, MT 59064
Phone: 406/875-2138
MC
RICK & BECKY SIDWELL
4
Box 834
Columbus, MT 59019
4
S
e-mail
S
[email protected]
Jay-De & Kara
Arvid & Linda
Lorrie &
(406) 895-2657
Darrel
Box 292
Plentywood, MT 59254
406-322-4425
Located 7 mi. south of Columbus
Visitors welcome anytime
Thomas Herefords
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Gold Creek, MT 59733
Bulls & Heifers for Sale
STOREY HEREFORD RANCH
9969 River Road
Jim (406)580-2226
Bozeman, MT 59718
Chuck & Kathy (406)587-3024
Chuck, cell (406)580-8255
Richard (406) 288-3459
Bruce (406) 288-3458
WEAVER HEREFORDS
“Producing Beef Bulls for the Cowman”
N
N
Don & Dolly Weaver
745 Weaver Lane
Big Sandy, MT 59520
Phone: 406/386-2244
L1 Advance Victors
Victor Dominos
Low birth weights High maternal EPDs.
John and Linda Holden
540 Westwind Lane
Valier, MT 59486
(406) 279-3326
www.westwindranch.com
Russia will import more beef in 2008. The
challenge for U.S. beef is to reestablish
its presence after a four-year ban and a
successful positioning of Australian and
Argentinean beef products in the Russian
market. For beef livers and round cuts,
price will be the key element in capturing
a significant market share. U.S. beef is
reentering the Russian market at a time
when prices in Brazil have reached record
highs and the Brazilian real continues to
strengthen against the U.S. dollar. With
the continuing weakness of the dollar,
these factors combine to make U.S. beef
an attractive proposition for Russian
importers.
The first shipments of high quality U.S.
beef — tenderloins, striploins and ribeyes
— since late 2003 delighted importers by
selling well. Beef offal is expected to do
well, too. In 2003, the United States
exported 60,752 metric tons (133.9 million
pounds) of beef variety meat to Russia.
The return of U.S. beef made USMEF’s
presence at Moscow’s prestigious
Prodexpo Trade show (Feb. 11-15), the
biggest annual food show in Russia, a
great opportunity for U.S. beef suppliers
to meet with customers from Kaliningrad
to Vladivostok, as well as from Ukraine,
Tajikistan and Armenia.
USMEF hosted a reception on February
13 attended by more than 200 guests
including Allan Mustard, minister
counsellor for agricultural affairs, and a
USMEF delegation led by Thad Lively,
senior vice president of policy planning
and research. The delegation had an
opportunity to meet with both U.S.
suppliers and Russian traders and to be
among the first people in Russia to taste
top quality U.S. beef cuts since the lifting
of the ban on U.S. beef (Oct. 2007). The
success of the reception and the presence
of leading Russian meat companies
confirmed the high demand for U.S. beef
in Russia. The Russian meat trade is
becoming more regularized as companies
specializing in meat imports replace more
opportunistic traders. This evolution
contributes to creating more transparent
and predictable relationships for U.S.
exporters.
Japan – Japan’s beef imports increased
slightly (1.5 percent) in 2007, totaling
486,628 metric tons or 1.07 billion pounds.
Australia maintained 82 percent market
share despite a 3.35 percent decline in
volume. Imports from New Zealand
declined 10.6 percent, accounting for 7
percent of Japan’s total imports. U.S.
imports regained ground to reach 7
percent of Japan’s total import market
share while Mexico captured 1.5 percent
of total imports. Nearly 60 percent of
Japan’s beef consumption is derived from
imports.
Since last year, USMEF has conducted
a “We Care” campaign to demonstrate the
commitment of U.S. producers and
industry to delivering a safe, wholesome
and delicious product and to counter
negative impressions of U.S. beef in the
Japanese media. The campaign includes
newspaper ads, an interactive Web site,
a U.S. beef industry virtual tour and media
events. It also contains elements directed
to the Japanese retail and foodservice
trades to assure buyers that the product
is safe and there is consumer demand.
This entire report can be read online
at www.usmef.org
• Nebraska •
ESTERMANN
HEREFORDS
BLUEBERRY HILL FARMS
Doug Bolte
Manager
Dave, Jessye & Rachel Goertz
1103 So. Grandview Drive
Norfolk, NE 68701
Bulls & Heifers for Sale Privately
& Also at Black Hills Stock Show,
Cattlemen’s Classic-Kearney, Royal, and Denver
Annual Bull
Frenzen
Production
Sale
Polled Herefords March 25,
Galen, Gwen, Genna, Tessa & Eric
Phone: (308) 536-2069 • Cell: (308) 550-0237
J
Polled Herefords
Milk, Muscle Performance & Weight
SCHUTTE &
SONS
1417 Road 2100
Guide Rock, NE 68942-8099
Ron
Allen
402-756-3462
402-756-3034
Brand of Quality
Herefords
KEG
M NAHAN
CATTLE
C MPANY
P.O. Box 306 • Hyannis, NE 69305
Ken & Marilyn Stephens
HC 13 Box 22, Valentine, NE 69201
402-376-1267
James (308) 458-2406
Bryan (308) 458-2865
Bob (308) 458-2731
Kenneth Stangle Family
STANGLE HEREFORDS
Registered and Commercial Herefords
For Sale at All Times
601 Pink School Rd.
Marsland, NE 69354
Joyce 308/635-0193
Larry 308/632-1038
TEGTMEIER
VAN NEWKIRK
HEREFORDS
www.stangleherefords.com
Quality Herefords Since 1892
Sale: January 19, 2009
• Nevada •
Joe Van Newkirk
18302 Hwy 26
Phone & Fax: 308/772-3081
Oshkosh, NE 69154
www.vannewkirkherefords.com
• Oregon •
CHANDLER HEREFORDS, INC.
BIRD
HEREFORDS
IR
ER
DEADLINE FOR THE
APRIL/MAY
ISSUE OF
HEREFORD AMERICA
IS MARCH 5
17528 Chandler Lane
Baker City, OR 97814
Registered and Commercial Herefords
George 541/523-2166
Charles 541/523-3570
Duane 541/523-4265
www.chandlerherefords.com
[email protected]
David and Lynda Bird
Phone (541) 742-5436
Fax (541) 742-5435
45863 Crow Rd.
Halfway, Oregon 97834
Mike & Carol Allison
70641 Kunze Lane • Boardman, OR 97818
(541) 481-4184
Fax: (541) 481-2937
E
Angus
Angus
• Sale January 23, 2009 •
Nick and Elaine Isaacs
78915 Rd 419 • Callaway, NE 68825
Phone 308/836-4445 • Cell 308/880-0368
since
1907
•
www.isaacscattle.com
Ridder
Hereford Ranch
John & Mary Ridder
Callaway, Nebraska
Sale First
Thursday
in February
308/836-4430
[email protected]
www.ridderranch.com
BULLS, FEMALES & STEERS FOR SALE
8691 Highway 71
Hemingford, NE 69348
Home 308-632-4778
www.tegtmeierpolledherefords.com
ERIC
402-239-9838
HEREFORD RANCH
Fax: 402-756-2136
www.gtmc.net/schutte
R.R. 1, Box 43
Burchard, NE 68323
Russ: (402) 865-5805
C
[email protected]
[email protected] [email protected]
POLLED HEREFORDS
C
at the ranch
EUGENE
402-729-5866
Feed Efficiency, Carcass,
Moderate size, High gain
Documented proof
JB RANCH
402/375-3404
cell: 402/375-9027
56095 - 715 Rd.
Fairbury, NE 68352
Randy Helms
73031 Rd 419
Holbrook, NE 68948
308-493-5312
50802 N. Edgewood Rd. • Fullerton, NE 68638
Jack & Bev Beeson
Wayne, NE 68787
48979 Nordic Road
Spencer, NE 68777
Polled Herefords
Females and Club Calves
for sale at private treaty.
Bulls and Females
Always For Sale,
Bulls
Females
that Visitors Always Welcome! that
Perform
Prolific Disposition Produce
Lowell & Carol
(402) 589-1347
HELMS
2008
❤
Joe, Marlene & Dan Estermann
35219 S. Somerset Rd.
Wellfleet, NE 69170
Phone: 308-963-4473
F
79483 Highway 2 • Berwyn, NE 68814
(308) 935-1292 Cell (308) 631-4250
Fax: (308) 935-1596
www.dhdherefords.com
— Continuous Herd Since 1899 —
27 years of Canadian breeding
F
Office Phone 402/371-0931
Home Phone 402/379-1432
Fax: 402/644-8010
email: [email protected]
Quality Cattle That Work
ER
England Ranch
Registered Horned Herefords
and Performance Angus
Jon, Owner
541/504-0074
Dick, Consultant Fax: 541/504-7830
Jim
541/420-4699
HARRELL
HEREFORD
RANCH
42590 Salmon Creek Road
Baker City, OR 97814
Bob Harrell, Jr.
541/523-4322
Don Schafer
541/403-0008
Registered Hereford Cattle and Quarter Horses
Powell Butte and Prineville, Oregon
Annual Sale First Monday In March
Roy: (402)244-5360 - Also Fax #
Jay: (402) 244-5457
1 mile West & 6 miles
HC 73 Box 12
South of Newport
Newport, NE 68759
Loren, Terrie, Hunter and Tanner
Mrnak
150 Jacks Valley Ranch Rd.
Carson City, NV 89705
775/267-9829
Smith & Teresa Cox
Herefords
13892 Jefferson Hwy. 99E SE
Jefferson, OR 97352
541-327-2458
Featuring
Spidel & Beau Mode Bloodlines
Oregon’s Oldest Family Owned Farm - est. 1843
VISIT US ON THE
WEB AT
WWW.HEREFORDAMERICA.COM
• North Dakota •
Larry J. Behm & F
amily
Family
POLLED HEREFORDS
Larry, Aneica,
Lindsey, Nicole and Logan Behm
5944 Hwy. 1806
Beulah, ND 58523
701-873-2646
Flying J Polled Herefords
3611 3rd St. NW
Underwood, ND 58576
BOEHNKE HEREFORD A
RANCH
B
Registered Herefords Since 1946
Unpampered • Functional • Sound
Cattle for Sale at All Times
8424 4th Ave N.E.
Kramer, ND 58748
Jeff 701-359-4450 • Jared 701-768-2914
Merlin, Eunice & Ebe
Fornes
Quality grass-raised
Polled Herefords
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Quality Seed Stock for sale by private treaty
Bulls, Cows, Bred & Open Heifers
---------------------
12169 56th St. SE
Kathryn, ND 58049
(701) 924-8360
James & Ella Johannes • John & Janel Johannes
Phone: 701-442-5265
Visit Our Website at: www.wrtc.com/jjme
Registered Red Angus and Horned Hereford
Lund Herefords
7667 5th St. NE
Carrington, ND 58421
Selling by private treaty
“We’re in the Business of Building Performance Bulls”
Call or Write for Sale Information
Leonard..701/245-6280 Leonard & Matt
Myron & Dusty
Myron.....701/245-6494
10411 Hwy 83
1670 Cty. Rd. 6 NW
Matt........701/245-6401 Westhope, ND 58793 Westhope, ND 58793
Dusty.......701/837-9247 [email protected] [email protected]
NORTH DAKOTA
HEREFORD ASSN.
Malynda Carter
Sec./Treas.
PO Box 636
Freeman, SD 57029-0636
Office: 605-925-7016
Cell: 701-351-4758
[email protected]
Terry
701-674-3310 or
cell 701-652-5777
OLSON
Hereford Ranch
Carl Olson
2713 166 Ave SE • Argusville, ND 58005
home: 701/484-5068 • cell: 701/361-0684
Red Power Bull Sale - Feb. 12, 2009
www.olsonherefordranch.com
Winter Ranch
CARTER’S
POLLED HEREFORDS
Bulls & Females
for Sale at All Times
Jimmy Carter
Terry Carter
P.O. Box 55
Rocklake, ND 58365
Ph. 701-266-5575
6760 92nd St. NE
Rocklake, ND 58365
Ph. 701-266-5468
[email protected]
Malynda Carter • 701-351-4758
FRIEDT HEREFORDS
& QUARTER HORSES
Selling Feb. 7, 2008 with Stroh Herefords in
Dickinson & Private Treaty.
Ranch broke geldings for sale.
Gary, Kirsten, Megan, Lindsey & Aaron
Friedt
8733 55th St SW • Mott, ND 58646
701/824-2300
DAN
Polled Herefords
3651 117th Ave. SE
Valley City, ND 58072
701-845-2074 Eve
701-845-0782 Day
~ Striving to improve
through embryo transfer ~
Visitors and calls are welcome anytime!
Dave, Vivian & Bruce Nelson
HELBLING HEREFORDS
Registered and commercial.
Bulls and females for sale any time.
— Private Treaty —
4785 Co. Rd. 83 • Mandan, ND 58554
Jim
701-663-7123
Fred
701-663-0137
Wayne
701-663-1229
MIDWAY POLLED HEREFORDS
7480 26th St.
Sheyenne, ND 58374
Doug & Anne: 701/996-3111
Bill, Karen, Katie & Whitney:
701/996-3300
[email protected]
ANNUAL SALE
SALE IN
SUNDAY
BOWMAN, ND
Feb. 8, 2009
14503 91st St. SW • Bowman, ND 58623
Jim & Marlene
701/574-3124
Wayne, Jill & Robyn
701/574-3172
Terry & Debby & Andy
701/574-3193
Brent & Jenna
701-206-0604
www.mrnakherefords.com
PELTON POLLED
HEREFORDS
CK
P
We produce Polled Herefords
for the Commercial Cowman
Craig & Janet
Kayla & Kain
Pelton
4093 Ave. NW
Halliday, ND 58636
701-548-8096
Perman Herefords
TROY and PEG PERMAN
ANNUAL SALE
FEBRUARY 17, 2009
6192 Hwy. 30
(701) 424-3412
[email protected] Streeter, ND 58483
UPCOMING HEREFORD AMERICA DEADLINES
Quality Polled Hereford Cattle
1990 10th St. NE
Goodrich, ND 58444
4th Generation Hereford Breeder;
Line Bred Hazlett and Canadian Bloodlines
Private Treaty sales begin Feb. 1
Steven W. Pollestad
8939 6th St. SW
Ph. (701) 938-4648
Halliday, ND 58636
Jason & Linda • 701-884-2424
Ruben & Adeline • 701-884-2720
Kevin & Julie Bender • 701-884-2417
APRIL/MAY issue
No summer issues currently
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• Ohio •
Grandview
Hereford
Farms
The only place to find
Line 1 Herefords in Ohio.
Jay, Becky, Laramie & Codee Reed
5890 Moorefield Rd.
Springfield, Ohio 45502
(937) 342-0629
Deadline March 5
scheduled
Deadline August 5
Deadline September 5
Deadline October 5
Deadline November 5
Buckeye
Hereford Association
Lisa Finnegan, secretary
440-320-6193
[email protected]
Sale Date: March 15, 2008
www.BuckeyeHerefords.com
• Oklahoma •
TLR LAND & CATTLE CO., INC.
TLR HEREFORDS
15120 Akron Canfield Road
Berlin Center, OH 44401
DAY HEREFORDS
Hazlett-Turner Ranch Bloodlines
Disposition & Thickness Bred
“Located in the heart of the Old Hereford Heaven”
Tom
(330) 547-4712 Home
Wanda
(330) 206-3026 Tom’s cell
Sadie
[email protected]
&
Marissa www.TLR-HEREFORDS.com
Certified • Accredited • Johne’s Free
Pay
next ranch north of the famed former Turner Ranch on Hwy 1
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Day & Family
RR 2 Box 69 • Roff, OK 74865
580-456-7567
• South Dakota •
... more South Dakota on next page
Registered Horned
Herefords
Bar JZ Ranches
Polled Herefords
Polled Limousin
Third Generation Hereford Breeder
Matt Bartling
29045 349th Ave
Herrick, SD 57538
[email protected]
(605) 775-2275
(605) 830-1714
18542 326th Ave.
Holabird, SD 57540
P.O. Box 2769 • Rapid City, SD 57709
Jim
Jeff
BULL SALE
Feb. 7, 2009
605/923-2925
605/923-5632
Sale April 22, 2008
Don/Peg/Seth Zilverberg
605/852-2966
www.bakerherefords.com
web site: www.barjz.com
CURTIS POLLED
HEREFORDS
DVORAK HEREFORDS
Sale February 14, 2009
Donald Dubois
Wolsey, SD
605/883- 4525
Larry Gildemaster
Virgil, SD
605/883- 4566
Fawcett’s Elm Creek Ranch
21115 344th Ave.
Ree Heights,
SD 57371
LAKE ANDES, SD
Richard & Darlene
Jeff & Tiphany
605/384-3914 Cell: 491-2068
Boyd & Jenni
605/487-7090 Cell: 491-7090
Gant
Polled Herefords
37195 285th St. • Geddes, South Dakota
605/943-5664
Mark • Phone (605) 337- 2340
Dennis • Phone (605) 337- 2564
Breeding Stock for
Sale by Private Treaty
Bartling Herefords
EGGERS
Southview Farm
Tim, Becky, Philip & Jonathan Eggers
25748 S. 476th Ave.
Sioux Falls, SD 57104
(605) 338-0794
[email protected]
T
GERLACH GJ
HEREFORDS
Keith, Cheryl, Matt, Erin and Kristin
Daniel & Kari
Robert & Marjean Fawcett
2 year-old Angus & Polled Hereford
BULL SALE
Selling bulls at BHSS, Watertown & Sioux Falls
Selling F-1 and Hereford bred heifers in January
Feb. 20, 2009
Jeff & Donna Gerlach
605/236-5724
39412 259th St.
Stickney, SD 57375
at Platte Livestock, Platte, SD
CATTLE FOR SALE PRIVATE TREATY
Hereford Country Herefords
“A Grass and Milk Outfit”
New home of the
Arrow C Line One Program
Mona Cole: 701/522-3301
Keldron, SD
1 mile west, 1.5 miles north and 1.5 west of
Keldron, SD on Hwy 12.
17309 322nd Ave.
Onida, SD 57564
Darwin & Cindy Aman
Andrew — Sam — Alex
32824 119th St.
Eureka, SD 57437
(605) 284-2721
[email protected]
KLA
GES
KLAGES
HEREFORDS
Quality seedstock
for sale
Jeff & Mary Klages
64090 County Rd 64
Ortonville, MN 56278
ph/fax (320) 273-2163
[email protected]
Cell: 769-9991
Cell: 769-9992
Cell: 769-9999
LEDDY
Horned - Polled
an
HEREFORDS
d
METTLER
Red
ANGUS
Using the Best A.I. Sires Available.
Bulls, Females and Club Calves For Sale.
GENE & LINDA
605/432-5182
Cell: 605/530-1659
WADE & LORI
REBECCA & ALLISON
605/432-9054
47296 153rd Street • Twin Brooks, SD 57269
Selling Cattle In The Same Location since 1910!
Nuhsbaumer
Herefords
Steve & Amy
Kate, Casey & Charley
17661 370th Ave.
Zell, SD 57469
(605) 472-3524
Visitors Welcome
Bulls for sale
private treaty...
please call for more
information.
Also selling at BHSS
& Watertown Winter Show
Directions: from Zell, 3 m. West on Hwy 212, 5½ South
605/866-4423
F
arley
amily
Herefords
Dean, Cynthia, Dale &
Abigale Farley
47418 301st Street
Alcester, SD 57001
(605) 214-1503
Sherry Hanson
15477 409th Ave.
Conde, SD 57434
Home: 605-382-5868
Cell: 605-350-7477
[email protected]
Colin & Mary Beth Hoffman
(605) 439-3623
11341 357 Ave.
Leola, SD 57456-7105
Visit our website at
www.hoffmanherefords.com
Knippling
Brothers Ranch
Kirk:
605-973-2351
Brooke:
605-973-2332
Ken & Bonnie: 605-765-2335
Roy & Janet Cranston
15851 Wells Rd. • Prairie City, SD 57649
HILLSVIEW FARMS
Polled Hereford bulls for sale
private treaty
K&B HEREFORDS & ANGUS
Annual Production Sale
Feb. 10, 2009
BULL SALE
FEBRUARY 20, 2009
Registered and Commercial
Herefords
Bulls for Sale Private Treaty
Gann Valley, SD 57341
Jerry
605/293-3484
MYERS HEREFORDS, LLC
Polled Herefords
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Roger, Marlene & Jay
31028 290th St.
Colome, SD 57528
605/557-3570
[email protected]
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Sale March 15, 2008
Ron Mettler
28225 431st Ave.
Menno, SD 57045
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(605) 387-2841
Home Raised
First Cross Black Baldy
Replacement Heifer Calves
Top End Sell at
Philip Livestock Auction
in April
Bill Parsons
22850 Hardingrove Rd.
Milesville, SD 57553-3016
605-544-3247
Randy
605/293-3493
Sherri Myers
Winner, SD
605/842-1034
Shelly Myers
Wayne, NE
402/833-5340
RAUSCH
HEREFORDS
Hoven, SD 57450
Visitors Welcome
• Sale Third Mon. in February •
Vern • Jerry • Shannon
Phone 1- 800- 6HEREFORD
or 605/948-2146
2 miles west of Hoven on Hwy. 20
Website: www.RauschHerefords.com
Selling with Bakers - Feb. 7, 2009
Rapid City, SD
Angus & Hereford Ranch
Sale Date:
April 12, 2008
Lance Pankratz
44130 279th St. ~ Freeman, SD 57029
Office: 605/925-7611 ~ Fax: 605/925-4354
Cell: 605/359-9221 ~ [email protected]
www.lagrandranch.com
ords
Neu Heref
Registered Stock Since 1941
Dale, Mary, Gina
36421 178th Street
Rockham, SD
(605) 472-1292
Ravine Creek
Ranch
R
The Bischoffs
V Huron,
SD 57350
SALE MARCH 2008
• 605/352-5530 •
• South Dakota •
... continued
SIMON HEREFORDS
Raising quality commercial Hereford cattle for over 60 years.
Jim & Judy Schuette
Jerry Schuette
PO Box 266
Highmore, SD 57345
605-852-2789
605-852-2046
[email protected]
www.slc-herefords.com
Cre
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Squ Farms ek
Dave & Audrey
Stenberg
605/997-2594
Cell 605/530-6002
Polled Herefords
and Club Calves
Colman, SD
Brian & Colleen Simon
32792 US Hwy 212
Seneca, SD 57473
Home: 605/436-6725
Cell Phone: 605/765-4564
Selling bulls & heifers private treaty.
THORSTENSON
South Dakota
Hereford Association
Mark & Linda Goetz, managers
Bill & Paula Thorstenson
605/649-7940
K RANC
H
SKR
— Registered Herefords & Angus —
— Commercial Black Baldies —
23250 477th Ave.
Egan, SD 57024
Phone: 605/997-3064
Cell: 605/351-3001
www.herefordamerica.com/southdakota
Jeff Spark
Dave Spark
28648 396th Ave.
712/262-2148
Armour, SD 57313
Cell: 712/260-3978
605/491-2606
[email protected]
POLLED HEREFORDS
ZENS HEREFORDS
Since 1947
Canadian Bulls & Heifers
Show Steers
Hereford Ranch
30491 131st Street
Selby, South Dakota 57472
R
SPA
Bulls and Heifers for sale at the farm
WOODCREST FARMS
Harley Zens
Matt Zens
Canova, SD 57321
Cresbard, SD 57435
(605) 324-3289
Phone (605) 523- 2655
DEL & RUTH WOOD
Attend these summer events in South Dakota:
June 20-21
July 25-27
Aug. 19-21
SD Junior Hereford Field Day, Watertown, SD
Summer Spotlight, Huron, SD
DakotaFest & the famous Hereford Ribeye Steak Sandwich booth
• Services •
02).4).'
PO Box 35
13 1st St SW
Bowman, ND 58623
701-523-4656
888-768-4656
Fax 701-523-4756
HANDELMARKETING
Private Treaty Sales • Ring Service • Consulting
Buying & Selling Commercial or Registered
Feeder Cattle & Breeding Stock
8740 Forest Grove Rd, Box 5380
Lewistown, MT 59457
[email protected]
Sonja Gregory
Ph. 605-996-9100
Fax 605-995-0611
[email protected]
JEFF GERLACH
Manager
8” All-leather handmade utility work boot
Stitchdown construction affords flexibility at any
angle. Heavy, full-grain oil tanned uppers.
Packer-style walking heel is tapered and
slightly wider than a cowboy heel.
The sole is long wearing, oil proof
mini-Vibram.
Made in the USA
$238.00
Order No. 208 MV 8” brown..$238
WE STOCK SIZES Order No. 210 MV 10” brown.. $248
We ship
4-14, B-C-D-E-EE-F Both, mini-Vibram sole.
HATHORN 208MV Also available in safety toe. same day
UPS.
Dakota Sire Service
40275 - 257th Street
OLD WEST
ULTRASOUND
PO Box 1019
Martin, SD 57551
605-685-2074
Dan Hines
605-685-8222
Bill Hines, DVM
605-685-5174
Providing Professional Carcass
Ultrasound to the Old West Region
Gary Ekker
801/489-7530
1004 Ekker Lane • Vernon, UT 84080
Breeding Quality
Herefords Since 1985
PO Box 1019
Martin, SD 57551
(605) 685-2074
Mitchell, SD 57301
PNC FEED
Warren Woroniecki, Manager
Ration Balancing and Feed Supplements To
Meet Your Specific Needs
701-878-4774
Toll Free: 877-PNC-COWS (762-2697)
7075 28th Street • Hebron, ND 58638
Register-Lakota Printing
Quality Printing at
Affordable Prices
Catalogs Are Our Specialty
300 Sorensen Dr
P.O. Box 28
Chamberlain, SD 57325
605-734-5548
1-800-284-3348
• Washington •
• Utah •
Jim Ekker
435/839-3454
W.J. HINES, DVM
Semen Collection, Freezing, Shipping,
Storage, Sire Housing & Conditioning
www.BighornBoots.com
1945 Grand Ave. • Billings, MT 59102
Call Toll Free 1-800-638-6418
Ekker Herefords
NORTHERN PLAINS
Genex
Bighorn Boots Work Warehouse
Merlin & Anita Gebauer, Owners/Mgrs.
13171 High Plains Dr., Piedmont, SD 57769
(605) 787-4808 • (605) 787-7127 FAX
406-538-8824
406-670-2045
...........
Art & Pat Handel
1501 Summit Blvd. • Rapid City, SD 57701
605/399-9278 or 605/391-8233 (mobile)
HATHORN RANCH PACKER 8”
BULLS • STALLIONS
UGC CUP
Certified
Ultrasound
Technician
Register-Lakota Printing
!:
Bar D Livestock Services
April/May issue
of Hereford America
is the last one of the Spring.
Don’t miss out. Advertising
deadline is March 5th!
CA
TTLE CO.
CATTLE
Box 36
Connell, WA 99326
[email protected]
www.bbcattle.com
Annual Sale: Feb. 11, 2008
Bill Bennett & Family
(509) 234-4361
Cell (509) 551-6102
Joe
Cell (509) 551-6104
Fax (509) 234-1002
Dick & Karen Yoder Dale & Tammy Yoder
8941 Glendale Rd.
Katie & Clark
Custer, WA 98240
9279 Weidkamp Road
(360) 354-2945
Lynden, WA 98264
(360) 354-6605
Yoricka
Farm, Inc.
Registered Herefords
• Wisconsin •
KOENS
POLLED HEREFORDS
Eric & Sue Koens
W13075 Christianson Rd.
Bruce, WI 54819
715-868-4442
[email protected]
Lamb Bros.
Polled Herefords
Wilson, WI
LIETZAU POLLED
HEREFORD
Quality Reg. Breeding Stock for Sale
Private Treaty
Breeding Stock For Sale by Private Treaty
Harold & Connie Lietzau
Tami, Dan, Kiara & Austin
Troy, Michelle, Jaydon & Devon
Taylor & Ty
7477 Iband Ave. • Sparta, WI 54656
608/269-3627
Pierce’s
RANCH
SVP Farm
Hereford Haven
E10645 Hatchery Rd.
Baraboo, WI 53913
Ken, Sandy & Jim: (608) 356-2578
Travis: (608) 434-2843
715/308-1347 • Andy, cell
715/772-4876 • Farm
The Katzenberger Family
Monroe, WI • Pearl City, IL
Reg. Polled Herefords & Brown Swiss
Steve & Vonda Ponto
W15231 St. Hwy. 64
Gilman, WI 54433
Pride of the Pasture Sale
November 2008
Home: (715) 447-8744
Cell: (715) 290-0952
[email protected]
Eric - Home: 608/325-9829 • Cell: 608/214-1154
Aaron - Home: 815/235-3673 • Cell: 815/291-8866
www.plumriverranch.com • [email protected]
STOCK
FARM
Marvin Espenscheid Family
12044 State Hwy 78
Argyle, WI 53504
(608) 543-3778 • Fax (608) 543-3824
[email protected]
Steiny’s Polled Herefords
Thanks to our customers!
Dave & Laurie
Steinhoff
N7908 6th Ave.
New Lisbon, WI 53950
Phone: (608) 427-3840
Cell: (608) 344-0140
Plan on attending the
Wisconsin Junior Preview Show
June 7, Jefferson, WI
• Wyoming •
The Berry’s
WHERE
COWMEN
BUY BULLS
Bull Sale October 13, 2008
3000 County Road 225
Cheyenne, WY 82009
(307) 634-5178
Hereford & Angus Bulls
Replacement Heifers
GEORGE • RUBY
OCHSNER
HEREFORDS
& SONS
Private Treaty Sales
George (307) 532-5892 • Blake (307) 532-3282
10672 VanTassell Rd.
Torrington, WY 82240
www.qualitybulls.com
STICKS & STONES
RANCH
• Gene & Cindy Stillahn and Family •
Christopher, Amy and Trey
3896 County Road 203
Cheyenne, WY 82007
(307) 635-6716
Quality Seedstock
Since 1883
Horned Herefords, Red Angus
WYOMING HEREFORD RANCH
Steve Anderson
(307) 421-2127
“The Herd with the EPD leaders”
Hereford Cattle
Since 1902
HOLMES
HEREFORDS
H
Jay and Janice Berry
WYOMING BULL POWER
LARGENT
and SONS
Spear Two Herefords
2
Joe or Jodee Kawulok
Bulls & Heifers for sale
via Private Treaty
PO Box 459
Gillette, WY
(307) 682-3955
(307) 687-0506
THE
NED AND JAN WARD
QUALITY PROGRAM
...honest, efficient and predictable
Polled Herefords.
NED, JAN & BELL WARD
247A Decker Road • Sheridan, WY 82801
Phone and fax (307) 672-3248
Bulls • Females • Semen • Embryos
Call for a private treaty sale brochure
Breeding Polled Herefords & Angus
Breeding Productive Polled
Herefords since 1964.
Production Sale April 10, 2008.
• Sale November 13, 2008
P.O. Box 66 • Kaycee, WY 82639
(307) 738-2443 or (307) 267-4491
www.largentandsons.com
[email protected]
McClun’s Lazy JM Ranch
Dick Drake • 307-632-6027
2400 Holmes Rd. • Cheyenne, WY 82009
• Visitors Always Welcome •
Private treaty sales any time.
Jim & Jerri McClun & Family
1929 Road 60 • Veteran, WY 82243
Ph. 307-837-2524
MIDDLESWARTH
RANCH
Beautiful Star Valley
Perkes Herefords
High Performance
Sale 1st Saturday in April
O.D. Perkes, MD
Afton, WY 83110
307/886-5770
Ranch
307/883-2919
307/883-2182
S.E. West & Sons
• Herefords since 1949 •
Selling Private Treaty and at
Black Hills Stock Show
Nebraska Cattleman’s Classic
Bulls & Females • Club Calves
Lusk, Wyoming
S.E. 307/334-2299
Brett 307/334-2546
Registered Herefords
• Bulls for Sale October 2007 •
Selling bulls for over 50 years
Torrington, WY / Henry, NE
Jay & Marsha Middleswarth
Box 998, Torrington, WY 82240
(307) 532-5427
Stuart
Mart &
Ginger Stuart
P.O. Box 1248
Lusk, WY 82225
(307) 334-2114
Herefords
Bulls & Females for Sale at Private Treaty
Plan on attending the
Wyoming Junior Hereford Field Day
June 16 in Torrington!
$30
$25
Mohican Mint 19M
PW Mohican Nasdaq P316
[CHB]
FELTONS 403
FELTONS 517 [SOD, CHB]
F PRINCES A80 [DOD]
FELTONS ENDURANCE 745 [SOD, CHB]
FHR T2 PROSPECT 112
FF PROSPECTITA 997
F W60 PROSPTESS 896
REMITALL KEYNOTE 20X [SOD, CHB]
REMITALL BOOMER 46B [SOD, CHB]
RMTLL SALLYS LASS 120X
MOHICAN LISA M24E
EMPIRES EQUALIZER 400R
PW MS LIZA 261 6107
PW VICTORIA F243 261
REMITALL TEAMSTER 9T
REMITALL PATRICIA 99P
REMITALL BOOMER 46B [SOD, CHB]
REMITALL TOP HAT 206T
RMTLL SALLYS LASS 120X
HB SALLY TANGENT 50S
RWJ VICTOR J3 266
RHF VICTOR 266 964
RHF VICTRA 424 654
PW VICTORIA 964 8114
RHF VICTOR 7110 1121
HVF VICTORIA 1121 05
R VICTORIA 959 80N
9 trait EPD leader!
CED 3.1 BW 4.0 WW 52 YW 86 MM 5 M&G 31 CEM 4.1
SC 1.2 Fat .045 REA .60 IMF .23 BMI $28 CEZ $20 BII $25 CHB $28
CED -3.6 BW 4.0 WW 50 YW 82 MM 25 M&G 50 CEM -0.2
SC 0.7 Fat .001 REA .80 IMF -.02 BMI $13 CEZ $10 BII $12 CHB $23
$100
$20
Remitall Boomer 46B
BKR Sanderson 73C 60S
BAR JZ TRADITION 434V [SOD, CHB]
RF POSITIVE PLUS 73C [SOD, CHB]
RF VICTRA F243 37Y
CMF 103T VICTOR 262D [SOD, CHB]
BKR VICTORIA 262D 4J
BKR AMELIA 36D
BT MOHICAN TRADITION 530 [SOD, CHB]
REMITALL TEAMSTER 9T
BAR JZ BANNER LDY 693P
OR DOM 5490 F243 [SOD]
REMITALL PATRICIA 99P
SF ENFORCER ROSE T8
RHF 1GT VICTOR 103T [SOD]
REMITALL TOP HAT 206T
K ROSE F243 P6
REMITALL SALLY’S LASS 120X
GK AIRBOURNE A58 [SOD]
HB SALLY TANGENT 50S
BKR MEGAN 63A
Proven heifer bull. Calves Spring ‘08 average BW 77 lbs.
CED 0.8 BW 2.9 WW 51 YW 83 MM 21 M&G 47 CEM -0.9
[SOD, CHB]
REMITALL NORTHLIGHT 152N
REMITALL PET 174P
REMITALL LIMELIGHT 40L
REMITALL MARIGOLD 63M
KILMORLIE PREDOMINATOR 536 46P
REMITALL PIN UP 33P
MR TANGENT 25P
CLEARVIEW SALLY 15G 1N
4 trait EPD leader!
CED -4.4 BW 6.0 WW 48 YW 86 MM 16 M&G 40 CEM 6.4
Other Bulls Available: Remitall Patriot 13P • Mohican Eureka 67J
— Great selection of bulls for sale private treaty —
For more information contact:
Ph. 660-527-3507
Jim & Linda Reed
Fax 660-527-3379
PO Box 126
email [email protected]
Green Ridge, MO 65332
Web site: www.reedent.com
M
M
idwest Cattle Service, Inc.
3100 Sportsman Park Rd. • Laurel, MT 59044
Office phone and fax (406) 633-2600
Terry Powlesland, Mgr.
(406) 633-2810 • Cell: (406) 670-8529

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