Lindskov 2023 Annual Bull Sale

SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 2023

1PM AT THE RANCH, ISABEL, SD

42ND ANNUAL BULL SALE

Welcome

Welcome to our family’s 42nd Annual Bull Sale. Thank you for the trust and confidence you have placed in the “LT” brand and breeding program. The best testament of our program is based upon the success of so many great operations that have put their trust in our cattle and customer service. We are truly blessed to be a small part of so many progressive commercial cowcalf and registered operations in the nation!

Each Fall and Winter we get to see what our genetics can do for our customers through our feeder cattle buyback program. We enjoy seeing how so many of our customers calves have continued to improve and that continue to top the markets on both price and pounds on the scale. Our goal is straight forward, we want to bring industry changing genetics to our customers that will help your operations be as efficient and profitable as possible.

This past year I was selected to be part of a special task force aimed to promote high quality, environmentally friendly, sustainable beef to the consumer world. We met with several of the major packers across the country to promote the benefits of the Charolais and Angus breeds and to launch a new branded beef program focused on the future of consumer demand by educating the consumer of the differences in the quality of beef. With the shortage of cattle in the supply chain there is no better time than now to put the best genetics to work for you and to capitalize on the growing demand of high-quality beef!

The bulls in this year’s offering reflects our commitment to provide proven, profitable genetics to our customers. We have continued to use many of our tried and proven sires that are well known around the Charolais and Angus world and have added several up-and-coming herd sires to the program that we feel will help promote the sustainability of the commercial cow-calf producer. Your acceptance of the bulls and the progeny you produce are the driving force behind our passion for raising the very best seedstock possible.

We are excited to have you evaluate this year’s sale offering. If we can be of assistance in any way, please feel free to contact any one of us, we would be happy to visit about bulls before sale day or have you stop by the ranch for a tour of the bulls and cow herd firsthand. And on sale day, come early and enjoy lunch and plan to stay for the post-sale social.

Table of Contents

Sale & Contact Info

Page 4-5

Transitioning to the Next Generation

Page 5-6

Feeder Calf Buy Back Page 7-8

Commercial Bred Heifers Pages 9-10

Charolais Division & EPD Info Page 12

Angus Division & EPD Info Page XX

Customer Thank you Page XX

Sale Day Semen Special Page XX

In Memory of IBC

World Renownedgenetics

It is an honor to be able to work with so many great friends, families and ranching operations across the country. We look forward to providing you with the highest degree of service you deserve and should expect from your seedstock source. We look forward to the future with optimism and excitement as the World demands quality, sustainable beef!

Sincerely,

Bryce Lindskov & The Lindskov LT Family

SALE DAY PHONES

◆ Bryce ◆ 605-850-3887

◆ Todd ◆ 605-850-3887

◆ Monte ◆ 605-848-1066

◆ Brent ◆ 605-848-1840

◆ Blake ◆ 605-848-3440

◆ Les ◆ 605-850-3675

AUCTIONEERS

◆ Lynn Weishaar ◆ 605-641-7707

◆ Seth Weishaar ◆ 605-210-1124

SALE DAY REPRESENTATIVES

◆ Hadley Schotte ◆ American International Charolais Association

785-562-6632

◆ Cody Beck ◆ American International Charolais Association

765-719-1622

◆ Rod Geppert ◆ Angus Journal ◆ 605-295-3673

◆ Donnie Leddy ◆ Cattle Business Weekly ◆ 605-695-0113

◆ Dan Piroutek ◆ Tri-State Livestock & Rancher Exchange

605-685-4556

◆ Alan Sears ◆ Western Ag Reporter ◆ 970-396-7521

◆ Scott Dirk ◆ Tri-State Livestock ◆ 605-380-6024

◆ Jake St Amant ◆ Tri-State Livestock & Rancher Exchange

601-754-9686

◆ Colt Keffer ◆ CK Sales and Marketing, LLC ◆ 765-376-8784

◆ Kadon Leddy ◆ Cattle Business Weekly ◆ 605-924-0757

◆ Andrew Swanson ◆ Agri-Media ◆ 507-829-4133

◆ Justin Dikoff ◆ DV Auction ◆ 605-290-0635

◆ Wes Chism ◆ JWC Marketing ◆ 281-761-5952

Buyers unable to attend the sale may send their bids to one of the livestock press representatives, auctioneers or to one of the following special assignment representatives:

◆ Patrick Maher ◆ Maher Cattle Co ◆ 605-848-1087

◆ Roger Rossow ◆ Rossow Livestock, LLC ◆ 605-848-2488

◆ Bob Peterson ◆ Pro Cattle Co. ◆ 641-220-4222

◆ Erling Olsen ◆ Olsen Livestock ◆ 605-365-7248

◆ Cory Jueneman ◆ Form-A-Feed ◆ 605-850-4118

◆ Marty Burgee ◆ Dakota Genetics ◆ 605-365-6068

SPECIAL GUEST

Clint Rusk ◆ AICA Executive Vice President 816-464-5977

SALE DAY PHOTOGRAPHY

Mitzi Hunt ◆ Dupree, South Dakota

SALE LOCATION

At the ranch, Isabel, SD 57633

Four miles north of Isabel on HWY 65 (West side of HWY)

SALE HOSTS

Lindskov’s LT Ranch, PO Box 24, Isabel, SD 57633 bryce@lindskovranches.com todd@lindskovranches.com

www.LindskovsLTRanch.com

Bryce & Tennile Lindskov.Todd & Marisa Lindskov

Monte & Mindy Lindskov.Les & Marcia Lindskov

Brent & Nancy Thiel – Angus Cooperative Partners

Blake & Kate Conner -North Ranch Managers

Complimentary beef lunch beginning at 11 am

AFTER- SALE HOSPITALITY

Make plans to join us for an after sale social and hospitality.

INSPECTION OF THE CATTLE

Cattle may be viewed at the ranch any time prior to the sale, also videos will be available on DV Auctions and on our website www.LindskovsLTRanch.com

ACCOMMODATIONS

◆ The Bunk House Inn ◆ Isabel, SD (4 miles from Ranch) 605-466-2666 or 605-848-1202

◆ The Limit Lodge ◆ Timber Lake, SD (24 miles from Ranch) 605-865-3526 or 605-848-0988

◆ Jueneman’s Lake House ◆ Mobridge, SD ◆ 605-850-4118

◆ Wrangler Inn ◆ Mobridge, SD ◆ 605-845-3641

◆ Grand River Casino & Resort ◆ Mobridge, SD 605-845-7104

◆ Please give us a call if we can be of assistance with your lodging and travel plans as the area has limited accommodations.

TRANSPORTATION

◆ Commercial Airports

◆ Bismarck, ND 120 miles from ranch

◆ Pierre, SD 135 miles from ranch

◆ Rapid City, SD 170 miles from ranch

◆ Private Runways

◆ Faith, SD 50 miles from ranch

◆ Mobridge, SD 65 miles from ranch

◆ We would be happy to schedule a pickup upon request

TRUCKING

Free delivery within a 400-mile radius. We will assist with trucking arrangements for further distances. Delivery will begin the week following the sale. Please make delivery arrangements at the settlement desk. If you prefer to haul your own bulls on sale day we will give a $100 per head discount.

BREEDING GUARANTEE

Lindskov’s LT Ranch unconditionally guarantees our bulls to be sound, fertile, and reproductive through the first breeding season which will end as of September 1st in the year of purchase. In the event that the bull is injured or fails a semen evaluation by September 1st in the year of purchase, a replacement will be made available or credit in the forthcoming sale. Salvage value of the bull will be deducted from the credit. We strongly recommend obtaining insurance at the time of purchase. We will guarantee your satisfaction!

HEALTH

Health certificates will be provided with each sale lot. Dr. Bierman will be available on sale day to write any interstate health certificates.

A special thank you to all the dedicated and loyal employees that keep the Lindskov LT Ranch running smoothly day in and day out. Without you we would not be able to put on this great event.

All bulls have been given two rounds of Fusoguard Footrot vaccine along with being on complete vaccination and mineral program since birth.

STORM DATE

Please check the LindskovsLTRanch Facebook page or listen to KGFX AM-Pierre, KMLO FM-Mobridge or listen to Your AG Network for up to date information.

ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE INFORMATION

Scrotal measurements and ultrasound data, including ribeye area, backfat and IMF will also be available on sale day. 100k results will be available on all bulls

◆ Contact Todd or Bryce for information.

SEMEN TEST

All bulls have had a complete semen evaluation by Dr. Pat Bierman and all supporting certificates will be provided at the settlement desk on sale day

SEMEN INTEREST

Lindskov’s LT Ranch will retain semen interest in a few select bulls. Please see notes on each lot for more details.

OWNERSHIP

Cattle are the property of the buyer as soon as sold, with the buyer taking complete risk after sale day. Please visit with Martin-Trudeau Insurance on sale day.

INSURANCE

Insurance will be available sale day through Martin-Trudeau Insurance

Mitchell, SD

Ray Trudeau 605-770-5170

REGISTRATIONS

All bulls are registered with either the American Charolais International Association or the American Angus Association and registrations will be transferred to the buyer at time of settlement.

TERMS

The terms of the sale are cash or check payable to Lindskov’s LT Ranch unless satisfactory credit arrangements have been made prior to the sale. The right of the property shall not pass until after settlement is made. All settlements must be made with the clerks of the sale before any cattle will be released.

LIABILITY

All persons attending this sale do so at their own risk, legal or otherwise, for their safety or behavior of the animals. The owners, auctioneers, sale staff and hosts assume no liability for property loss or any accidents that may occur.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Errors discovered in the catalog will be corrected by announcements from the auction block at sale time, and such corrections will take precedence over the printed materials.

DISPUTES

The auctioneer will settle any bid disputes.

Transitioning TO THE NEXT GENERATION

We are excited to take over the lead roles of the legendary Lindskov-Thiel program!

Over the past 42 years our founding father, Les Lindskov and partner Brent Thiel, have built one of the most recognized Angus and Charolais herds in the nation that has helped change both breeds. We have spent the last two decades building our own Angus and Charolais registered herd along with running the commercial cow herd and heifer development program. We have learned a lot from both Brent and Les the past several years and enjoyed promoting and marketing both our cattle and the Lindskov-Thiel cattle in our joint bull sale that we host each April. Our goal is straight forward, we want to bring industry changing genetics and the quality of service that our customers expect and help promote our customers feeder cattle and replacement females through our well recognized feeder cattle buy back program. We look forward to bringing the next generation of the Lindskov’s into the operation and look forward to meeting each and everyone of you in the Charolais and Angus world. We are excited to continue working with so many great operations that have supported the Lindskov-Thiel program over the past 42 years. We appreciate all our repeat customers and look forward to working with new operations in the future to help bring value to your operations.

We invite you to stop by for a ranch visit and see the same LT cowherd that built this program and show you some new and exciting genetics. The only change you will notice is the new ranch name “Lindskov’s LT Ranch”, the sale will continue to be held at the ranch on the 3rd Saturday in April and we invite you to join us on sale day! Brent and Nancy Thiel will continue to be part of the operation as they have retained part of the Angus females and will continue to market these great genetics in our April bull sale. Les and Marcia are not going far either so we are fortunate to have them all guiding us in the right direction. Please reach out to one of us on future bull purchases, semen, feeder cattle and replacement females.

Bryce, Todd, & Monte Lindskov Lindskov Families

Bryce & Tennile Lindskov ◆ AJ, Addison, Aiden & Austin

Todd & Marisa Lindskov ◆ Lakyn Monte & Mindy Lindskov ◆ Konor, Kruz & Karter

Please contact Bryce, Brent or Todd for more information Bryce 605-850-3887 ◆ Brent 605-848-1840 ◆ Todd 605-850-8132

FEEDER CALF MARKETING PROGRAM

We have developed a feeder calf buyback program over the past several years to help add value to not only our commercial bull customers herds, but to help add top performing genetics to some of the best farmer feeders and commercial feedlots across the US. Our goal is to help facilitate contacts between our bull customers and feeders that are seeking top quality Charolais cross and angus feeder cattle and replacement females. We also purchase several thousand head of feeder cattle and replacement heifers to background and breed in our own feedlots each year. Please give us a call any time to discuss marketing options that fit your operation.

Commercial Bred Heifers FOR SALE FALL 2023

◆ Black Angus, Black Baldy, & Red Angus heifers available.

◆ Weaned, developed & bred at the Lindskov Ranch and summered on native grass in South Dakota.

◆ Synchronized & AI’d to proven calving-ease sires in short intervals & cleaned up with LT calving-ease bulls.

◆ Quiet dispositions. Easy to handle.

◆ Full mineral program since weaning.

◆ Full vaccination program.

◆ Two rounds of breeding shots. Wormed & poured.

◆ Heifers will weigh 1,150-1,250 lbs.

◆ Ultrasound tested in August in short calving intervals.

◆ Heifers all originated off the Lindskov Ranch Commercial herd or were purchased off the front-end of several of our elite bull customers cow/calf operations. These heifers are backed by years of genetic selection and represent some of the best in the upper Midwest. The heifers are sorted several times throughout the spring and fall for quality and disposition while still focusing on strong maternal traits and phenotype.

“We have been purchasing our replacement heifers from the Lindskov Ranch for several years now. The quality and disposition is as good as you can find and you can’t beat the breed back!”

Kelly Kirby, Kirby Farms, Lebanon, SD

Welcome to

IT IS TRULY A HIGHLIGHT TO SHARE OUR OPERATION WITH OUR CUSTOMERS AS WELL AS SEE LT GENETICS AT WORK IN YOUR PROGRAM! VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME FOR A TOUR OF THE RANCH AND WE’D LOVE TO CHECK OUT YOURS ON OUR TRAVELS.

We will try to have semen on most of our herd sires on sale day. Please reach out to us prior to sale day to secure the certain sires and quantities that you need.

Deans AI Service, Inc. Bob

The Charolais Division

USING CHAROLAIS EPDS FOR SELECTION

Birth Weight EPD (BW) The expected difference in average birth weight (pounds) of progeny. Birth weight reflects prenatal growth.

Calving Ease Direct (CE) is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births in first calf heifers. A higher value indicates greater calving ease. It predicts the average difference in unassisted births with which a sire’s calves will be born when bred to first-calf heifers.

Calving Ease Maternal (MCE) is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births in first calf daughters. A higher value indicates greater calving ease. It predicts the average difference in unassisted births with which a sire’s daughters will calve as first-calf heifers when compared to daughters of other sires.

Weaning Weight EPD (WW) The expected difference in average weaning weight of calves. The evaluation reflects the genetic influence on pre-weaning growth rate.

Yearling Weight EPD (YW) The expected difference in average yearling weight of progeny. The evaluation reflects genetic influence on both pre-weaning and post-weaning growth rate.

Maternal Milk EPD (Milk) The genetic ability of a sire’s or dam’s daughters to express in pounds of weaning weight in her calves due to her maternal ability through mothering instinct and milk.

Total Maternal EPD (MTL) A value to predict the weaning weight performance of calves from a animal’s daughters due to genetics for growth and maternal ability. Total Maternal is calculated by adding ½ the WW EPD to the Maternal Milk EPD.

Scrotal Circumference EPD (SC) The expected difference in scrotal circumference (expressed in centimeters) of a bull’s or dam’s male offspring at yearling compared to progeny of all other animals evaluated. Research has also indicated a relationship between increased SC EPD and decreased age at puberty for daughters.

Carcass records are adjusted to an age constant endpoint. Therefore selection based on any or all of the carcass merit EPD are comparable among cattle at the same age endpoint. For example selection based on increased EPD for carcass weight will result in heavier carcass weights than those animals with lower EPD for carcass weights when the cattle are harvested at the same age.

Carcass Weight EPD (CW) Expected progeny differences for Carcass Weight is a predictor of pounds of retail product at a constant age endpoint. Selection for increased values should result in heavier carcasses, while selection for decreased values should result in lighter carcass weights at the same age endpoint. Carcass Weight EPD are expressed in pounds and is a predictor of the differences in hot carcass weight between parents progeny at an age constant endpoint.

Ribeye Area EPD (REA) Ribeye area is measured from a crosssectional area of the longissimus dorsi muscle at the 12th rib. Ribeye area is a major component of the USDA yield grade equation and selection for increased ribeye area should result in larger ribeyes and lower yield grades between animals with the same carcass weight. Ribeye area has a positive relationship with weight, the larger the animal the larger the ribeye area. Ribeye Area EPD are expressed in square inches and is a predictor of differences in ribeye area between parents progeny at a constant age endpoint.

Fat Thickness EPD (FAT) Fat thickness is measured at the 12th rib and is the primary component to the USDA Yield Grade equation. Fat thickness has a negative relationship to cutability; therefore, selection base on decreased fat thickness should result in lower yield grades and leaner cattle given the same age endpoint. Fat Thickness EPD are expressed in inches and are a predictor of differences in fat thickness between parent’s progeny at an age constant endpoint.

Marbling Score (MARB) Marbling is a subjective measure of the amount of intramuscular fat in the ribeye muscle. Marbling score is the primary component of USDA Quality grade and selection for increased Marbling Score EPD should result in cattle with higher quality grades at the same age endpoints. Marbling score has a small genetic correlation with fat, therefore producers may select for increased marbling score EPD while not changing external fat thickness when cattle are harvested at the same age-constant endpoint. Marbling EPD is a prediction of the differences in the USDA subjective marbling score between parent’s progeny at an age constant endpoint. Marbling is expressed in the same units as the USDA Marbling Score (see table below), see the accompanying table for USDA Marbling Score in the Carcass Section.

Terminal Sire Index (TSI) The AICA Terminal Sire Index (TSI) is a formal method of combing Expected Progeny Differences (EPD) – BW, WW, YW, REA, CW, MARB and FAT – into one single value on which to base selection decisions. The TSI uses estimates of the genetic relationships between traits with an economic default value based on three year rolling USDA data.

The TSI represents a dollar index per terminal progeny produced for a bull in the AICA database, ranking them for profit potential. This dollar index is to be interpreted much like single trait EPD. For example, if Sire A’s index is $191.66 and Sire B’s index is $200.00, then we would expect Sire B’s offspring to average $8.34 more net return ($200.00 minus $191.66) than Sire A’s offspring.

American Angus Association Selection Tools

Expected Progeny Difference (EPD) is the prediction of how future progeny of each animal are expected to perform relative to the progeny of other animals listed in the database. EPDs are expressed in units of measure for the trait, plus or minus. Interim EPDs may appear on young animals when their performance has yet to be incorporated into the American Angus Association National Cattle Evaluation (NCE) procedures. This EPD will be preceded by an “I”, and may or may not include the animal’s own performance record for a particular trait, depending on its availability, appropriate contemporary grouping, or data edits needed for NCE.

Accuracy (ACC) is the reliability that can be placed on the EPD. An accuracy of close to 1.0 indicates higher reliability. Accuracy is impacted by the number of progeny and ancestral records included in the analysis.

Calving Ease Direct (CED) is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births, with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf heifers. It predicts the average difference in ease with which a sire’s calves will be born when he is bred to first-calf heifers.

Birth Weight (BW) expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit birth weight to his progeny compared to that of other sires.

Weaning Weight (WW) expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit weaning growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires.

Residual Average Daily Gain (RADG) feed efficiency expressed in pounds per day, is a predictor of a sire’s genetic ability for postweaning gain in future progeny compared to that of other sires, given a constant amount of feed consumed.

Yearling Weight (YW) expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit yearling growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires.

Yearling Height (YH) is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit yearling height, expressed in inches, compared to the that of other sires.

Scrotal Circumference (SC) expressed in centimeters, is a predictor of the difference in transmitting ability for scrotal size compared to that of other sires.

Docility (DOC) is expressed as a difference in yearling cattle temperament, with a higher value indicating more favorable docility in a sire’s offspring compared to another sire.

MATERNAL

Heifer Pregnancy (HP) is a selection tool to increase the probability or chance of a sire’s daughters becoming pregnant as first–calf heifers during a normal breeding season. A higher EPD is the more favorable direction, and the EPD is reported in percentage units.

Calving Ease Maternal (CEM) is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births, with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf daughters. It predicts the average ease with which a sire’s daughters will calve as first-calf heifers when compared to daughters of other sires.

Maternal Milk (Milk) is a predictor of a sire’s genetic merit for milk and mothering ability in his daughters compared to daughters of other sires. In other words, it is that part of a calf’s weaning weight attributed to milk and mothering ability.

Mature Weight (MW) expressed in pounds, is a predictor of the difference in mature weight of daughters of a sire compared to the daughters of other sires.

Mature Height (MH), expressed in inches, is a predictor of the difference in mature height of a sire’s daughters compared to daughters of other sires.

FOOT SCORE

Claw Set (Claw) is expressed in units of claw-set score. A lower EPD is more favorable, indicating a sire will produce progeny with more ideal claw set, which is toes that are symmetrical, even and appropriately spaced.

Foot Angle (Angle) is expressed in units of foot-angle score. A lower EPD is more favorable, indicating a sire will produce progeny with more ideal foot angle, which is a 45-degree angle at the pastern joint with appropriate toe length and heel depth.

CARCASS

The genetic evaluation produces a single set of EPDs for carcass traits where the units of measure are in trait format and analyzed on an ageconstant basis.

Carcass Weight (CW) expressed in pounds, is a predictor of the differences in hot carcass weight of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires.

Marbling (Marb) is expressed as a fraction of the difference in USDA marbling score of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires. Ribeye Area (RE) expressed in square inches, is a predictor of the difference in ribeye area of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires.

Fat Thickness (Fat) expressed in inches, is a predictor of the differences in external fat thickness at the 12th rib (as measured between the 12th and 13th ribs) of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires.

$VALUE INDEXES

$Value Indexes reported in dollars per head, are multi-trait selection indexes where a higher value suggests more profit. The $Value is an estimate of how future progeny of each sire are expected to perform, on average, compared to progeny of other sires if sires were randomly mated to cows and if calves were exposed to the same environment.

Maternal Weaned Calf Value ($M) expressed in dollars per head, predicts profitability differences in progeny due to genetics from conception to weaning. Increased selection pressure on $M aims to decrease overall mature cow size and improve foot structure and fertility while maintaining weaning weights consistent with today’s production. Weaned Calf Value ($W) expressed in dollars per head, provides the expected difference in future progeny preweaning performance from birth to weaning. Increased selection pressure on $W increases weaning and maternal milk traits while increasing mature cow size.

Cow Energy Value ($EN) expressed in dollars savings per cow per year, assesses differences in cow energy requirements as an expected dollar savings difference in daughters of sires. A larger value is more favorable when comparing two animals. Components for computing $EN savings difference include lactation energy requirements and energy costs associated with differences in mature cow size.

Feedlot Value ($F) expressed in dollars per head, is the expected average difference in future progeny performance for postweaning merit compared to progeny of other sires. The underlying objective assumes commercial producers will retain ownership of cattle through the feedlot phase and sell fed cattle on a carcass weight basis with no considerations of premiums or discounts for quality and yield grade.

Grid Value ($G) expressed in dollars per carcass, is the expected average difference in future progeny performance for carcass grid merit, including quality and yield grade attributes, compared to progeny of other sires.

Beef Value ($B) expressed in dollars per carcass, represents the expected average differences in the progeny postweaning performance and carcass value compared to progeny of other sires. This index assumes commercial producers wean all male and female progeny, retain ownership of these animals through the feedlot phase, and market these animals on a quality-based carcass grid.

The Angus Division

LT BADGE 1518 PLD

444 January 30, 2022 Polled

• A premium quality, herd bull prospect with scrotal, good feet and a kind eye.

• His dam is an impressive Ledger daughter originating from Hubert Charolais.

• Selling two-thirds interest and full possession.

444 January 30, 2022 Polled M980000

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LT BADGE 1518 PLD

• A premium quality, herd bull prospect with scrotal, good feet and a kind eye.

• His dam is an impressive Ledger daughter originating from Hubert Charolais.

• Selling two-thirds interest and full possession.

444 January 30, 2022 Polled M980000 LT BADGE 1518 PLD

BW ADJ. WW WW RATIO ADJ. YW YW RATIO

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LT BADGE 9184 PLD

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• A premium quality, herd bull prospect with scrotal, good feet and a kind eye.

• His dam is an impressive Ledger daughter originating from Hubert Charolais.

• Selling two-thirds interest and full possession.

444 January 30, 2022 Polled M980000 LT BADGE 1518 PLD

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LT BADGE 9184 PLD

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LT ROSABELA 6490 PLD

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CE BW WW YW CLAW ANGLE CEM MILK MB REA $M $W

• A premium quality, herd bull prospect with scrotal, good feet and a kind eye.

• His dam is an impressive Ledger daughter originating from Hubert Charolais.

• Selling two-thirds interest and full possession.

Thank you

TO OUR CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS

In memory

Danny Worth

Danny Worth grew up on the family farm near East Whitlock Bay where he resided until his death.

Danny loved the farm and continued farming and ranching with his family, Dale, Dolan, Bart, and Preston, until his death. Danny headed the cattle portion of the 4D Ranch operation, attended many cattle sales, mended fences and pretty much decided whatever needed to be done regarding the cattle. He helped with the hogs and the crops whenever and however needed. He loved a good Charolais bull and believed in the advantages of cross breeding Charolais with his Black and Red cows. He was very proud of the cattle heard that he and his family had built and enjoyed watching their calves top the sale every fall. Danny knew good cattle and enjoyed the ranching lifestyle.

Danny loved to hunt, fish and trap. Growing up on the Missouri River hills, he was only a short distance to some of the best hunting and fishing a man could ask for. Every time we delivered the bulls to him we would look out over the Missouri River and one couldn’t hold back not calling it “God’s Country”, Danny would always reference the beauty of the land this way! Danny was a hard worker and enjoyed visiting with people. Most late afternoons or evenings after a hard day’s work on the farm, you could find Danny and his brother Dale at Bob’s Resort visiting with his many friends, and you could hear his laughter from wherever you were sitting. He had a great sense of humor and anyone who knew him knows his laughter was contagious!

Danny will be greatly missed by the “LT” family, his friends and neighbors. We can say we were honored to call Danny a customer but most importantly a friend. It will never be the same when we stop by Bobs Resort for a drink or supper knowing that Danny is not sitting on the corner bar stool. Cheers to Danny, his love of the ranching business and his love of great Charolais-cross cattle!

Erv Reiser

Erv Reiser started his career in the cattle business while in his teens, cleaning pens at the Omaha Stockyards. When one of the commission men was absent one day, Erv got his chance to step into that role. He spent the rest of his career doing what he loved – buying and selling premium quality cattle. Thousands of those cattle were Charolais-cross calves.

Erv and the family he represented, A. Glen Kluck Feedlot at Richland, Neb., have a long history of buying the very best Charolais-cross weaned calves that South Dakota and Nebraska have to offer. Thousands of Lindskov-Thiel-sired calves have left your ranches and gone through their hands. When Erv set down at a sale barn, it was a safe bet that he would soon have the final bid on the front-end strings.

Erv was a perfectionist and taught us the importance of presentation and quality. He loved Charolais-cross calves and even after his retirement would often call to see how your calves had sold that year. We were fortunate to have Erv attend our bull sale and customer appreciate events and to give advice and encourage us.

There will never be another Erv, and we were fortunate to be able to call him a business associate, a mentor and more importantly, a friend.