Mike Imler 403.888.1928
Buck Thompson “Barn Boss” 403.994.0828
Tyler Reidy 403.540.5099 Jocelyn Harms 403.650.4486
BOHRSON MARKETING SERVICES
Scott Bohrson 403.370.3010 Darryl Snider 780.385.5561 Cody Haney 403.845.8806 Jaxon Payne 306.830.0456
AUCTIONEER
Ryan Dorran 403.507.6483
RING SERVICE
Mark Stock 403.357.8104 Jaxon Payne 306.830.0456
SALE CONSULTANTS
Bryan Mackenzie 403.627.8266
ONLINE
Sale online with DLMS www.dlms.ca
INSURANCE
Stockmans Insurance Cheryl Brown 403.601.3460
ACCOMMODATIONS
Best Western Plus Okotoks, AB 403.995.6262 Deerfoot Inn and Casino Calgary, AB 403.236.7529
DIRECTIONS
Type in Google Maps “MAVV Farms” for map and directions to Sale Barn.
All bulls will carry an identity tag, tattoo and required CCIA button. Bulls will be available for inspection prior to the sale.
All Cattle are sold as sound and right and sell with a responsible breeders guarantee of satisfaction. In the unlikely event of a dispute, the regular Breeders Guarantee, standard with Canadian Simmental & Angus Associations, shall apply.
In the event you are not able to make it to the sale, feel confident with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. You must contact Mike Imler or sales staff to discuss the bulls and we will find a bull that suits your requirements. If you are not happy, you don’t own him.
Ownership risk to purchaser commences when the Auctioneers hammer falls. Livestock Insurance is recommended. MAVV Farms assumes no responsibility for bulls returning to the ranch following the sale.
Free Delivery of bulls in western Canada. Bulls will be delivered in a reasonable time frame in the spring after completing a semen test.
Terms are cash or cheque. No sale entries will be released until satisfactory settlement has been made. Registration papers will be supplied upon completion of payment.
All person who attend this sale do so at their own risk, and the owners and sale staff assume no liability, legal, or otherwise for property loss or for any accidents that may occur.
Errors discovered in the catalogue will be corrected from the auction block at the beginning of the sale and such corrections will take precedence over printed material in this catalogue
All bulls sell 100% interest & 100% possession. MAVV Farms does retain the right to collect any bulls in the sale at their expense.
All Buyers have the option of having their bull purchase wintered. Bulls purchased for $3000 and over will be wintered at no cost to the buyer. All bulls staying for the winter are required to have insurance on them. Delivery or pick-up arrangements are to be made by April 1, 2023. In the event that a bull fails a semen test we will work with the buyer to find the best solution possible, weather it be a replacement bull of their choosing, sale credit or complete refund.
DECEMBER 14
Cattle available to be viewed all day
DECEMBER 15
3:00 pm Happy Hour & appetizers
4:00 pm Sale Time
Supper served upon conclusion of sale
Welcome to the MAVV Farms 1st annual Bull and Female Event. We are excited to be hosting you at our new sale facility here on the farm just east of Okotoks. It has been a dream of mine to be able to host our own sale at home for a long time, and it looks as though that dream is about to come true. It’s been quite the journey and a lot of work to get here, therefor there are many people to thank as it was nothing but a team effort. Firstly, I want to thank the Round Up Group for having me be apart of their sale the past many years. It was not an easy decision to leave a group of people that I respect greatly. All my employees that have worked here for many years and have worked diligently to make sure that the facility and animals are ready for this event. Many friends and customers that have shown their support, given advice and just heard me out during the planning process of this sale. Their feedback and friendship were greatly appreciated as everything was coming together. And lastly my family, my Aunt Mary and Uncle Oz are a constant help around the farm since retiring from their actual paying jobs. My Mom and Dad have been onboard with my vision since day one and I am so grateful for everything they have done and continue to do. None of this would be possible without them. And finally, my kids Vanden and Vienna. Both have taken a strong interest in the farming operations this year which has been pretty special for me to witness as their Dad. There
are many others who deserve recognition, so thank you to all involved in making this sale come together.
We just finished coming off one of the best fall’s we have had in the commercial calf market for as many years as I can remember. It is so nice to see that all our hard work is getting rewarded, again this past fall more pounds equaled more dollars. It’s exciting times again in the cattle market and I’m excited and proud to be a part of it. Please join me and everyone else on December 15th for some good old-fashioned hospitality, nobody will leave hungry or thirsty.
Regards, Mike Imler
We are pleased to welcome you to the first on farm bull sale for Mike Imler and family of MAVV Farms in their beautiful new sale facility. Although the first sale at home, Mike and crew are certainly no strangers to the purebred livestock industry as they have built a strong reputation offering some of the most elite Fleckvieh and purebred red and black Simmental cattle to the industry, as well as most recently some red Angus as well. This exciting offering is extremely diverse as it features the top end of Mikes bred heifer pen as well as his entire 2022 born bull calf crop. Take advantage on purchasing these high quality beef bulls early before the busy spring bull sale rush and utilize Mikes bull wintering program found at the front of the book. Mike is great to work with an assures you to have a top quality bull to breed your cows come spring. The herd bull battery at MAVV is as impressive as anywhere in all the land and as you study the pedigree’s you will notice many of these industry leading sires are residents right here just east of Okotoks. Mikes dedication to always purchasing top quality herd bulls and cornerstone females have laid a solid foundation of big volume livestock that have elevated his program into one of the most respected in Canada. We feel the bulls on offer are extremely
appropriate for todays beef industry as these easy doing, low maintenance and sound structured herd bulls offer a tonne of performance all while keeping the calving ease in check and being very strong as far as the maternal side of their pedigree goes. This proves very evident as you analyze the deep and powerful bred females on offer. These bred cattle are extremely uniform in their type as they are easy fleshing attractive females with a strong emphasis on foot and udder quality. These future herd matrons carry exciting services that are sure to help you make a quick return on your investment. Wether you are looking for a fleck, red or black simmental or red angus bull and or female we will have you more than covered on December 15th. We really encourage you to reach out to Mike previously to discuss the offering and your needs and hope you can join us to attend this great offering. If anyone listed from Bohrson Marketing can be of any assistance, please feel free to reach out and take advantage of our free order buying and consultation services. We look forward to visiting with you on this exciting set of genetics.
Jacey 151J gets the honour of being the first animal cataloged in the 1st annual MAVV Farms Bull and Female Event at my own sale barn. I think she is very well deserving of this spot, she’s an absolute tank of a female. Jacey has a tremendous set of feet under her and she is dropping a beautiful udder. Her mother is a very hard working Anchor T Supreme female that puts everything into her calf. Her sire is Anchor D Rubicon, the senior walking Fleckvieh herd sire here and he is one of the most consistent Fleckvieh bulls I have ever used. As you go deeper into the catalog, you will see the tremendous set of bull calves that he produced as well. Trust me, you won’t be able to walk by Jacey on sale day!
Jada is another tank of a female, only this time in a polled version. Reputation needs no introduction; he has left a very impressive mark in our industry so far and in just a short amount of time. Jada has a ton of volume and I believe she will make one hell of a momma cow down the road. She could also be carrying the ultimate prize inside her, perhaps a polled Battle Cry calf would make her new owner a very, very happy fleckvieh enthusiast.
AI Bred to BEE Battle Cry March 26 (Safe). No Exposure.
Jianna is a very nice moderate framed heifer that can easily be admired. She is very soft made in her make up and she garners more attention from everyone around here each day. She has a very nice smooth polled head; I think she is a very attractive female. Anchor D Rubicon has been the senior herd sire around here for a couple of years and he always leaves the very best. A polled Rubicon is something of a rarity so I really do wish Jianne was staying home.
AI Bred to BEE Battle Cry May 24 (Safe). No Exposure.
Jewel is the result of how my heifer breeding program has been run over the last number of years. Jewel is a very dark, medium framed heifer sired by Anchor D Outlook. I have been using Outlook on my Battle Cry heifers and it has been working extremely well. I love the dark red color and big goggle eyes that Jewel carries around with her. I believe this could be a very cool mating with Rugged R Cavill for an early January baby.
AI Bred to Rugged R Cavill March 21 (Safe). No Exposure.
BEE BATTLE CRY 282B MI MISS EBERLE 40E MI MISS CLARABELLE 62C
Jazmine is sired by another senior herd sire Virginia Giordano, whom has walked here for a few years as well. He was my pick at the Bull Spectrum sale in his perspective year and has worked very well. He is so dark red and pigmented up that I do often get calves that are solid red with some white on the face. Jazmine just has a small white star on the top of her forehead. Her dam Eberle is one of my favorite fleckvieh cows that I look forward to seeing calve each year. She is also bred to “Full Tilt” my exciting new polled herd sire that was a sale topper at $42,000 this spring again at Bull Spectrum.
AI Bred to Virginia Full Tilt April 7. No Exposure.
Joy is a very attractive, soft smooth made female that checks all the boxes. She is very dark red and very attractive to look at. She is developing a very nice udder, but that doesn’t surprise me being a Brooks granddaughter. Brooks is by far the best bull that I have ever used as a red purebred bull. He did so much for my red program, I will never ever regret the decision to buy him, even though I wasn’t sure what the hell I just did when I did purchase him.
AI Bred to Spring Creek Maverick April 4 (Safe). No Exposure.
Joyce is an outcross pedigree for me with the Reds, she is a WHF Limitless daughter who I have had great success with as an AI sire for a couple of years now. Her dam is a black NCB Cobra daughter who did one hell of a job as a first calf heifer on Joyce. This heifer has a ton of middle to her and again is developing a nice udder, I think when you see her on sale day, you will really appreciate her even more. She is bred up early to the exciting Heat Wave bull owned by Michael Maronda and Lewis Farms.
AI Bred Circle G Heatwave March 22 (Safe). No Exposure.
Jen is a large framed black blazed face heifer, trust me she will be a bull making machine. Her depth and shape of rib are to be admired. If you stand back and analyze her, bull making momma will come to mind. Her mother is very similar in make up to her, big bodied brood cow is what you see. Lad 197E was a bull that I really like, unfortunately an injury ended his career earlier than I would have liked.
AI Bred Mader Son of Anarchy April 8 (Safe). No Exposure.
Jessa is another large framed black blazed heifer very similar to her ¾ sister Jen 123J. My strong opinion is that Jessa will again be a bull making momma. The udders that LAD 197E left on his females were very impressive, teat length and placement were both impeccable and his daughter’s milk very well. Jessa again is a very attractive female who I think you will appreciate more come sale day. Being bred to SOA, the blaze shall continue.
AI Bred Mader Son of Anarchy March 25 (Safe). No Exposure.
Jenny is one of the most eye appealing heifers in the pen. There is just something about her that catches your eye each time you walk in the pen. Jenny is a solid black medium sized framed heifer with lots of rib shape to her, smooth and complete all the way through. Again, I have used her sire with a lot of good luck in the heifer pen for a couple of years. I think her mother Genesis did a tremendous job as a first calf heifer. Genesis also goes back to Black Betty, who still to this day is one of my favorite cows on the place.
AI Bred Mader Son of Anarchy April 8 (Safe). No Exposure.
Jolie is a medium framed heifer that I have also been very excited about since birth. The heifers that BEE Emperor left me here have been fantastic. He was a Crosbyson son that I bought from the Beechnoir program, and he was an absolute tank. I really think that when a first calf heifer raises a heck of a calf the first time around, they tend to have bright futures ahead of them.
Jolie is developing a beautiful udder, I think she will follow well in her momma’s footsteps. AI Bred Mader Son of Anarchy April 8 (Safe). No Exposure.
Bella Anne is maybe the softest made female in the group. I really admire the complete body make up in this very moderate framed female. Her dam raised a pretty wicked Assassin daughter in Bryan’s Tradition with a Vision sale in 2020 that resides at Yarrow Creek Ranch. She also raised a pretty wicked Mulberry son this year that sells as lot 64.
PE Exposed to SSS Fat Cat DBB 323J from March 31-May 30. (Safedue January 2023)
Blackbird is a very easy doing, easy going Red Ringstead Kargo daughter. I believe that her mother did a hell of a job as a first calf heifer, you can only assume that this heifer will do the same. If you look up Kargo on the CAA website, he has just about 330 registered progeny. If Blackbird happens to be carrying a little bull calf inside, you may think you have just won the lottery.
PE Exposed to
Fat Cat DBB 323J from March 31-May 30. (Safe - due late January/early February 2023)
Reba comes from a long line of greats. When I purchased these great Angus cows from Brylor Ranch, Bryan took me on quite a tour the day I went down. The Reba cow family was obviously one of his favorites and it doesn’t take long to figure out why!! They are so special that there is talk of an entire sale featured around one Cow! Her sire was a high seller from Mar Mac’s in his respected year but unfortunately was lost to early.
PE Exposed to SSS Fat Cat DBB 323J from March 31-May 30. Observed bred April 3/2022 (Safe).
• IPU Elevation son that comes from one of my top producing young cows that is quickly becoming one of my favorites. She is a Blueprint daughter that has an awesome udder. Her dam is 53Z who still continues to produce here as well.
• Big, bodied rascal that pushed the scale down at 945 pounds on weaning day.
• 211F, as a first calver raised a bull that sold in last years bull sale to Reid Snodgrass of Snodgrass Farms.
• Homozygous Polled/Dilutor Free
• Deep dark red powerhouse son of IPU Elevation 35G again. One of the later born fullblood bulls on offer, but every bit as good as his older brothers.
• Very attractive smooth polled head, and continues to be smooth through the front shoulders to a huge middle and square back end.
• His dam is also a very moderate made, nice udder big volumed female that just works. She traces back to the JB Kananaskis cow family on the bottom side.
• A very good stout, performance type bull again sired by IPU Elevation. He has a large white face with a small goggle under his right eye.
• Dam is a Virginia Ranch female I purchased a few years ago, that goes back to a D bar L bred female that I believe Harry picked at the dispersal. Lots of old time fleckvieh greats stack up in the bottom side of her pedigree.
• Dilutor Free
• Don’t let the color fool you. This is one of the thickest made bulls in the pen.
• When you study him, he moves so easy. Nice and smooth through the front end with a massive amount of rib to him and a huge hip.
• Nice smooth polled head.
• His Battle Cry dam is one of my favorite fullblood cows on the farm. I look forward to her calf every year.
Dilutor Carrier
• Deep, deep dark red son of IPU Elevation again. I wish that I could make them all as dark red as this dude.
• His dam is a very moderate framed Battle Cry daughter, and this guy follows in her footsteps. I think his mom has a bright future ahead of her.
• Dilutor Free
• A more moderate framed, smooth made bull to finish off the Elevation sons.
• I really like the smoothness that this bull posses from front to back, he’s very neat and tidy through the front end but has a big rib in him and a square made hip.
• 202F is a cow that I believe is going to be here for a long time. She’s an honest producing cow out of my flush cow 64B. She has left some tremendous females in my herd via embryo transplant and naturally that will continue to show up in the coming years.
• Dilutor Free
• The deep sided, soft made tank that pushed the scale down the heaviest in all of the Anchor D Rubicon calves.
• He’s long spined, big ribbed, lots of guts and middle to him that just make him plain good.
• Check out the deep dark red color and full face pigmentation that make him a very attractive bull to look at.
• Dam is a big barrelled full fleckvieh cow that has always been a producer. A cow that everyone loves to have, low maintenance and produces the very best each time. A couple years ago she had twin heifers and they sold to Sunville Simmentals and Virginia Ranch
• Dilutor Free
• Very deep made from front to back with extra rib expression and muscle shape.
• Anchor D Rubicon son that’s deep dark red with 2 large goggles and some red around his muzzle and lips.
• Very moderate 101 lbs with a ton of performance behind him.
• Dam is another favorite Battle Cry daughter that I fall in love with more each year.
• Dilutor Free
• Very stout made Rubicon son again. Lots of hair in this dark red package.
• Mother is a polled cow that was inside her dam when I purchased from Keet’s Simmentals a few years back in Red Deer.
• I really like the foot and leg structure under this bull, I think you will really admire the way that he walks.
• Hetro Polled/ Dilutor Free
• A stout made Rubicon son with lots of rib and hip packed into him. He’s solid red with two big goggles and excellent testicle development thus far.
• His Dam is a big soggy type of cow, that has put four females into my herd, so a bull calf this year is a first.
• He should go out and sire females that you will want to keep and build a whole herd of.
• Dilutor Free
• A very attractive son again out of Anchor D Rubicon. He is definitely a head turner and you will notice him in the pen for sure.
• I bought his dam from the Ricochet dispersal a few years ago and she has been a solid producer since coming here.
• These Rubicon sons seem to be no miss, and it doesn’t surprise me given the way that the old bull himself has performed around here.
• Dilutor Free
• Big bodied Virginia Giordano son that pushed the scales down at weaning with an actual weight of 905 pounds.
• Huge volume cow is two words I would use to describe his mother. She is a tank and always produces me one of the best.
• Full brother sold in last years sale as a high seller to Cody Jackson of Sundre Alberta and one the year before to Snodgrass Farms of High River.
• She also has 2 daughters in my herd here, so you know that she can produce the best.
• Dilutor Carrier
• Almost completely solid red, this Giordano son carries a little white star on the top of his forehead.
• Very moderate 98 pound birth weight but still managed to push the scale down at 830 pounds come weaning time.
• Mother is a very easy doing type of female, but she comes by it honestly being an Anchor T Supreme daughter.
• Dilutor Free
• Big, hairy, soggy made Battle Cry son that is one of the most eye appealing bulls in the pen.
• I bought his dam as a heifer calf from Chad Smith of Clearwater Simmentals in their first annual bull sale in Olds. I knew a lot about her as she was inside a heifer that I watched Chad buy just the year previous.
• Look at some of the old fleckvieh greats in her pedigree.
• Dilutor Free
• Very smooth made heifer type of bull with this son of Battle Cry.
• Moderate frame, nice hair coat, excellent pigmentation and very well balanced are 4 phrases that you could use to describe this guy.
• Dam is a beautiful first calf Evidence daughter that goes back to Anchor T Supreme on the bottom side, so the calving ease is built in
• Dilutor Free
• Definite no miss heifer bull in the fullblood pen.
• Started with just a 65 pound birth weight, but pushed the scale down at 770 pounds at weaning time, off a first calf heifer. Battle cry has always done that for us, easy calving but lots of performance to them as well.
• Very attractive made with a very moderate frame.
• Dam was an Anchor D Rubicon first calf heifer that looks to have a bright future
• Dilutor Free
• Solid red blazed face Anchor D Outlook son that packs some performance with him.
• Dam is a first calf Anchor D Rubicon daughter that has the same mother as Lot 27, the Derry 82D cow that I spoke very highly of.
• Again a very eye appealing bull in his make-up.
• Dilutor Free
• An extra age ROD Shamrock son, that stacks up a lot of performance behind him.
• Dam is the cow that raised a $20,000 Battle Cry heifer that sold to Quinn Wilson at Friday Night Lights a few years ago. After Quinn’s dispersal, she now resides at Beechnoir Land and Livestock.
• A bull that has a ton of rib to him, a ton of guts and solid muscled all the way through.
HETRO POLLED
• This IPU Lotto 148H son is a red bull that I’m pretty excited about. He posses lots of rib in him and he exhibits that extra muscle expression so well, he’s become a favorite.
• Lotto 148H came to me from the very respected program of Labatte Simmentals. He was the high selling Red bull in 2021 and a bull that Barry was very high on.
• His dam is a very good producing black cow that has a bull working at Lomond Colony and a string of heifers that have stayed here in herd.
• HOMO POLLED
• Performance Lotto son that pushed the scale down as the heaviest red bull at weaning time.
• Dam is a beautiful 2nd calver Beechnoir bred PWK Cliffhanger daughter that I bought as a bred heifer a few years ago. She raised a bull last year that sold to Miller Cattle Co.
• Lotto has really impressed me with the first set of calves we have on the ground.
• HOMO POLLED
• Dark red meat machine, again sired by Lotto 148H.
• Bull that exhibits lots of rib in him, a ton of middle and a big ole square hip.
• Dam is a Sunny Valley bred cow that I bought from Simmsational, she’s been a heck of a cow so far.
• HOMO POLLED
• Lighter colored IPU Lotto son, but just as good.
• A bull that is very straight in his top line, huge amount of muscle in his rear end and a very good set of feet and legs underneath him.
• Dam is a black moderate framed NCB Cobra daughter that goes back to the Skor’s Joker bull that left a huge impact around here.
• HOMO POLLED
• Big stout made son of Erixon G Money, a Double Bar D Liberator son that I absolutely loved, but unfortunately lost him to a shoulder injury much too young.
• Dam is a Brooks daughter that may be one of my favorites. Her dam is 19A, a cow around here that everyone loves, and we always look forward to her calf.
• Very nice 87-pound BW but pushed the scale down at 850 on weaning day.
• HETRO POLLED
• Big stout made G Money son again with a good amount of performance behind him.
• A bull that gets out and moves very well with good leg structure and a good foot under him.
• Dam goes back to the CMS 155Y cow, she’s been here a while and keeps raising me the good ones. • HOMO POLLED
• The lone Brooks sire bull in the pen this year, but certainly not the least. Look at the amount of rib this bull carries and look at the massive amount of muscle in his hip
• Very moderate 85-pound birth weight but pushed the scale down at 750 lbs off a first calf heifer.
• Dam was bought as a high selling heifer calf from Mader’s at Friday Night Lights.
• Dam has a huge future ahead of her, watch for her to become a donor cow in the near future.
• HOMO POLLED
• A big-time performance bull with a completely different pedigree.
• Dam was the high selling cow in Quinn Wilson’s dispersal, now residing at Double Bar D and SAJ Simmentals. She was a big red cow with a ton of volume to her. She just had the look like she would raise bull calves every day of the week.
• This bull has a wicked set of numbers, he weaned off at 970 actual lbs, just imagine what he could add to your calf crop.
• HOMO POLLED.
• Full brother to lot 41, only this time with a black hide.
• MRL Untouchable son that has a ton of performance to him. Had an actual weaning weight of 970 lbs again, just like his full brother.
• Very attractive, long spined smooth made bull. Look at the depth of rib this bull packs.
• HOMO POLLED
• A very stout made Shakedown son that is sure to add length and pounds to his calf crop
• Very smooth made through the front end, but he has a huge middle to him and a square, thick made round ¼.
• Performance is his middle name; he pushed the scale down at 845 lbs at weaning.
• Dam has a very solid track record. Last year she had my high selling black bull to MCG Simmentals and the year before she raised a high selling bred heifer in Sim Power to Rancier.
• HOMO BLACK/HOMO POLLED
• Another very stout made Shakedown son with lots of rib and guts to him.
• First set of Shakedown calves on the ground and let me tell you they are like peas in a pod. Sons and daughters alike, they are all very even and very consistent.
• 85W is the cow that started my black herd, she’s been a hell of a cow.
• HOMO BLACK/HETRO POLLED
• A very smooth made attractive looking Shakedown son.
• He’s got a large rear ¼ and a huge middle to him.
• His dam 47D goes back to the 33R cow that was here up until she was 15 years old and produced an outstanding calf each year. • HETRO BLACK/HOMO POLLED
• Softer made more calving ease type Shakedown son, but also packs some performance with him as well.
• 87 lbs Birth Weight but also had an actual weaning weight of 815 lbs.
• Dam is a very solid producing 4 year old that is right in the middle of her prime. Her dam was a huge barrel of a black cow that was massive in type.
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• Another very soft and smooth made Shakedown son born with a very moderate 84 lbs birth weight, but again tipped the scales at 880 lbs at weaning.
• I admire the amount of rib in this bull and the muscle expression in his back end.
• Dam is an Absolute daughter, a bull that I used in my heifer program for a lot of years. He always leaves very functional females.
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• Here is a bull that is sound, complete, balanced and very hard to fault.
• He is long spined, heavy muscle and carries it all very well
• His Absolute dam is a very moderate framed easy keeping female.
• HETRO BLACK/HOMO POLLED
• Dam is again a very
Absolute daughter, making the last 3 sons all ¾ brothers.
• HETRO BLACK/HOMO POLLED
• The only Mader Son of Anarchy bull in the offering and dam he’s a good one.
• Very attractive with the big blaze down the middle of his face and a very nice smooth polled head.
• I used SOA on a lot of my black heifers, and I loved the way he worked, so much so that I did it again this year. Hopefully next year I get a few more bulls instead of all heifers.
• Check out his performance, an actual weaning weight of 870 lbs off a first calf heifer.
• HOMO BLACK/HOMO POLLED
• Lots of calving ease on both sides of this bull’s pedigree, with some good performance as well.
• Again, dam is a first calf heifer that was in dam when I bought her from the Westway’s in the Sim Power sale. • HOMO BLACK/HOMO POLLED
• A very soft and smooth made son of IPU Lotto 148H.
• A bull that I think is very smooth through the front shoulders but has lots of guts to him and solid muscle expression in his rear end.
• Dam is a moderate framed Emperor daughter that has a very nice udder.
• I’d love to have a replacement set of females from this dude.
• HETRO BLACK/HOMO POLLED.
• Long spined, deep sided performance type bull out of a first calf heifer.
• Dam was purchased last year as a bred heifer from Lone Stone Farms.
• Lots of natural muscle in this good haired rascal.
• A
stout made performance type son sired by Head Games 56G.
• Dam is a tank of a female who is a daughter of Reba 49W, who is the leading donor at Brylor Ranch.
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• Very wide topped muscle machine again sired by Head Games 56G.
• He really needs to be admired from front to back. He has lots of rib shape to him, and a very correct foot and leg structure.
• Maybe the most eye appealing bull in the pen, you definitely won’t miss him.
• Stout made and thick all the way through.
• Sired again by the Head Games 56G bull, a bull that Bryan and Sherry bought for $13,000 from Howe’s in Saskatchewan.
• Dam is a very neat and moderate female.
• Long spined, wide topped Head Games 56G son.
• Dam is of the infamous Nikita cow family that Bryan raves about.
• Dam raised a bull calf last year that sold to Ken Mackenzie from Golden BC.
• An absolute tank of a bull to start the Red Ter-Ron Freeway bulls.
• Look at the massive rib in this bull, but also look at the length of spine on him. This dude will add pounds to a calf crop.
• You will want to keep every female this bull produces, they will be dam good.
• No miss heifer bull, sired by Red Ter-Ron Freeway.
• Lots of performance to him as well, weaning at 710 lbs of a beautiful 2nd calving U2 malbec daughter.
• If you’re looking for calving ease, but don’t want to give up on performance than this is your guy!
• Another heifer bull here, again sired by Freeway.
• He needs to be admired for the way that he is soft made and his overall smoothness from front to back.
• Very correct on his foot and leg structure.
• Very long spined and wide topped Freeway son again.
• Dam is a beautiful three year old Assassin daughter.
• Very good temperament on this bull, but all the freeway sons are no exception.
• Mulberry 26P needs no introduction!
• Heifer bull prospect, but again you will want to keep all his daughters, the Mulberry’s are among the best in the world.
• I really like that deep dark red/ black that this guy posses, he is definitely a very attractive, eye catching bull.
• Another heifer bull prospect again sired by Mulberry.
• Dam came from the Maple Ridge Dispersal in Saskatoon; she was a highlight that day of a group of cows that Bryan brought home.
• Again, if you could keep all his females, you would put together a hell of a herd.
• Maybe the longest son of Mulberry in the pen.
• Dam is also the dam of Lot 12, the wicked bred heifer sired by Marshall.
• Look at the way this dude pushed the scale down at 765 lbs at weaning. Heaviest bull in the pen.
• Maybe the coolest pedigree bull in the pen.
• Red Brylor New Trend has over 2000 progeny registered and was designated Elite Status in 2006.
• Dam is a very nice uddered Apex daughter that came from the mighty Red Round Up sale.
• Very attractive made bull that should have some friends on sale day.
