Section 16 Cattle 2024 Private Treaty Bulls

PRIVATE TREATY BULL OFFERING

ALL BULLS COME WITH OUR BREEDING SEASON GUARANTEE

We understand that purchasing a herd bull is a big expense and one that should last multiple years . Our goal is to give you peace of mind.

If a bull fails before or during the breeding season, a credit will be figured as follows:

Year 1 - 100% Purchase Price = S16 Credit

Year 2 - 75% Purchase Price = S16 Credit

Year 3 - 50% Purchase Price = S16 Credit

Year 4 - 25% Purchase Price = S16 Credit

Year 5 - Bull is depreciated out + customer gets full salvage value

- A breeding season is defined as 60 days.

- Bull needs to go through a breeding soundness exam by qualified veterinarian.

- The bull must be returned to Section 16 to receive the credit. In situations that this is not possible, we may work with the customer on marketing the salvage animal.

- In the case the animal dies before or during breeding season 1-4, salvage value will be determined based on current market prices at Sioux Falls Regional Livestock - Worthing, South Dakota.

LOT 1 | S16 58H ADVANCE 418L

LOT 2 | S16 03F ADVANCE 415L

S16 03F ADVANCE 415L

LOT 3 | S16 TCK 3180

LOT 4 | S16 TCK 24D PYRAMID 193L

S16 TCK 24D PYRAMID 193L

{DLF,HYF,IEF,MSUDF,DBP}

HEREFORD | DOB: 1/30/23 | Scurs

AHA: 44509544

PYRAMID 16W 110T 9116

Sire: ILR 40X PYRAMID 90H ET PCR IDA GOLDIE 40X

CHURCHILL RED BULL 200Z Dam: TCK 2043 MISS RED 24D THR MISS THOR 2043Z

ADJ. YW: 990 | YW RATIO: 94 SCAN FOR VIDEO

LOT 5 | S16 TCK 133J

LOT 6 | S16 TCK 1001J RESOLVE 211J

S16 TCK 1001J RESOLVE 211J

K&B

LOT 7 | S16 47H ADVANCE 432L

LOT 8 | S16 TCK 30D PYRAMID 198L

S16 TCK 30D PYRAMID 198L

{DLF,HYF,IEF,MSUDF,DBP}

HEREFORD | DOB: 3/15/23 | Scurs

AHA: 44493916

PYRAMID 16W 110T 9116

Sire: ILR 40X PYRAMID 90H ET PCR IDA GOLDIE 40X

S16 JOHNE 4A Dam: TCK MISS JOHNE 4A 328

665 142 MISS DOMINO 328

ADJ. YW: 1115 | YW RATIO: 106 suitable for heifers SCAN FOR VIDEO

LOT 9 | S16 TCK 120F

LOT 10 | S16 93G REDMAN 504L

S16 93G REDMAN 504L

LOT 12 | S16 TCK 146J EXCELLENT

LOT 14 | S16 TCK 147J

S16 TCK 147J RESOLVE 216L

KCF

K&B CHANCELLOR 832F ET

LOT 15 | S16 225J

LOT 16 - S16 TARGET 3128K

ANGUS | DOB: 8/7/22 | AAA: 20926960

WAR BULLET PROOF C357

Sire: TR MA TARGET 7128D

TR MS MONTANA 4128B

CHESTNUT PF UP START 760

Dam: METTLERS MS UPSTART 3128

METTLERS SUNBEAM MS LUT 0328

BW: 78 | ADJ. WW: 720 | ADJ. YW: 1035

EPDs as of April 29, 2024 CE: +3 | BW: +2.8 | WW: +67 | YW: +113 |

LOT 18 - S16 MA LEXICON 2344

| DOB: 9/21/22 | AAA: 20479924

GDAR LEUPOLD 298

Sire: TR MA LEXICON 7001E

TR MS BLACKCAP 5118D S A V RENOWN 3439

Dam: MA MS RENOWN 919

METTLERS MS BIG EYE 1306

84 | ADJ. WW: 847 | ADJ. YW: 1095

as of April 29, 2024

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LOT 20 - PYRAMID PATHFINDER 2043

ANGUS | DOB: 2/12/22 | AAA: 20637738

LT ENTERPRISE 5213

Sire: KOUPAL’S B&B PATHFINDER 8106

B&B BLKBD PROGRESS 3015

S A V RESOURCE 1441

Dam: GLACIAL 1441 MISSIE 62B

GLACIAL 8646 MISSE 109X

BW: 75 | ADJ. WW: 678 | ADJ. YW: 1094

EPDs as of April 29, 2024

CE: +10 | BW: -1.4 | WW: +65 | YW: +119 | MILK: +31

AGED ANGUS BULLS

LOT 17 - S16 TARGET 5108K

ANGUS | DOB: 8/5/22 | AAA: 20926959

WAR BULLET PROOF C357

Sire: TR MA TARGET 7128D

TR MS MONTANA 4128B S A V RANCH KING 2463

Dam: METTLERS MS RANCH KING 5108 METTLERS MS SUNDANCE 0323X

BW: 72 | ADJ. WW: 765 | ADJ. YW: 1070

EPDs as of April 29, 2024

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LOT 19 - S16 TARGET 4119K

ANGUS | DOB: 8/7/22 | AAA: 20932704

WAR BULLET PROOF C357

Sire: TR MA TARGET 7128D TR MS MONTANA 4128B S A V RANCH KING 2463

Dam: METTLERS MS RANCH KING 4119 METTLERS MS BIG EYE 0316X

BW: 77 | ADJ. WW: 715 | ADJ. YW: 1040

as of April 29, 2024

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MANAGING YOUR NEWLY PURCHASED BULL

How many cows can my bull breed?

A good rule of thumb is 1 cow/month of age of your bull, up to 2 years old.

A young bull should be acclimated to grazing pasture for 7-10 days prior to turn out, to allow the rumen to adjust from dry feed.

Use your young bulls for a maximum of 60 days in order to prevent overuse, severe weight loss and reduced libido.

Severe weight loss can impair growth and longevity of a bull.

After 60 days, remove yearling bulls from the pasture so they can be fed a proper diet for growth.

NOTE: Your yearling bull is still growing; he is only 60-65% of his mature weight / frame size. He requires a higher plane of nutrition than a mature bull or cow.

Your yearling bull will have a nutrient requirement of 60% TDN, 48 NEG and 10 - 11% protein until he is around 2 years old

EXAMPLES

FRESH GRASS PASTURE 61% TDN, 31 NEG AND 15% PROTEIN

MATURE GRASS PASTURE 58% TDN, 25 NEG AND 9 - 10% PROTEIN

CORN STALK GRAZING 50% TDN, 20 NEG AND 5% PROTEIN

GOOD ALFALFA HAY 60% TDN, 34 NEG AND 18% PROTEIN

CORN GRAIN 88% TDN, 66 NEG, AND 7 - 9% PROTEIN

CORN SILAGE 70% TDN, 46 NEG, AND 7 -9% PROTEIN

CALF WEIGHT BIRTH STUDY

University studies in Wyoming and data from Montana and Colorado lend credence to the following conclusions:

1. The birth weight itself influences calving ease by 65%.

2. The female has 60 - 70% influence on birth weight of her calf.

3. The bull has 30 -40% influence on birth weight of his progeny.

4. Pelvic measurement and angle, as well as the shape of the calf have 35 - 40% influence on calving ease.

5. Length of gestation greatly affects birth weight. A fetus can gain over one pound per day in the last days of gestation.

6. Weather and temperature the last 30 days affect the length of gestation.

7. Size and maturity of the cow influence calving ease.

8. Remember, everything is relative. Increased growth, frame and performance will increase birthweight. A longer bodied calf will weigh more. If a calf is expected to have genetics for growth, it will display this prior to birth, as well as after.

9. A cow should easily give birth to a calf weighing 8% of her own body weight. Thus a 1200 lbs cow should give birth to a 96 lb. calf with ease.

10. At Section 16 Cattle Co. we have seen as much as a 40 lb. difference in calf weights from a single sire. The weight difference seemed to follow the Dams BW EPD almost everytime.

If you are not physically recording birth weights, guessing is as accurate as driving with a broken speedometer

— what’s thought to be 55 MPH may in fact be 65 of 70 MPH, and what’s thought to be 70-80 lbs. may actually be 80-90 lbs.

BULL LEASING PROGRAM

COST : Yearling Bulls- $1,500 • Aged Bulls - $2,000

BULL SELECTION BY SECTION 16 BASED ON CUSTOMER NEEDS INCLUDES : Delivery

Passed Breeding Soundness Exam

Up-to-date breeding vaccinations

Fly tags

TERMS: Lease not to exceed 100 days. Renters are required to return the bull(s) to Section 16 within 100 days of initial delivery.

PURCHASE OPTION: Bulls can be purchased during or after the term of the lease. Prices vary depending on bull and current market.

CANTON, SOUTH DAKOTA