Texas Limousin Association
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P.O Box 880 Krum, TX 76249
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at Stowers Land & Cattle, Bridgeport, TX
SSTO Danae 660D 09.27.16 / 79% Limousin / Homozygous Polled / Homozygous Black SIRE: MAGS Aviator DAM: PRBS You’re the One 1134Y (DHVO Trey x Carrousels Pina Colada) BW WW YW EPDs 0.5
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SSTO Cali Life 5883C 05.08.15 / 50% Lim-Flex / Homozygous Polled / Homozygous Black DHVO Deuce 132R X SSTO Premium Design (GAR Premium Beef) Calved 02.14.2017 to EBFL Ypsilanti 420Y with a 71 lb. bull calf. BW WW YW EPDs 0.9
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PE to MAGS Bronsn from 06.01 - 08.01.2016
Scott, Donna & Lauren Stowers 940.644.2747 • Scott cell: 940.577.1300 • 430 CR 1326, Bridgeport, TX 76426 stowers@boldwireless.net • www.stowerslimousin.com Jason Gaston, ranch manager, 817.247.8011 • jasongaston85@gmail.com
Marketing & Branding ... Randy@RRMktg.com
Homozygous Black and Homozygous Polled
Quality Bulls for sale in Volume
These heavyweight herd sire prospects for sale today! At Begert Ranch, we have specialized in raising quality homozygous black, homozygous polled, purebred Limousin bulls in volume for the past 43 years. We have a large selection of spring-born bulls available for sale at the ranch for your appraisal. Many of them are sired by AUTO Black Coffee CODY Commander and AUTO Lone Ranger, along with several other herd bulls. BGRT bulls are raised to withstand any environment and continue to stay sound and functional for many breeding seasons. If you are in the market for easy doing, stout bulls that will add pounds to your calf crop, we encourage you to drop by the ranch or give us a call today.
Trophy Hunts Available Deer • Quail • Turkey
Double Homozygous Purebred Bulls & Females Available Now Hiram and Darenda • 806/375-2346 Bret, Hayley, McKinley & Boone • 806/375-2345 Box 110, Allison, Texas 79003 e-mail: begertranch@wildblue.net www.begertranch.com MAY/JUNE 2017 | TLA
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TEXAS JUNIOR LIMOUSIN ASSOCIATION 2016-17 TJLA OFFICERS RANDA TAYLOR..........................................................PRESIDENT GRAYSON HARTH..............................................VICE PRESIDENT MCKINLEY BEGERT..............................SECRETARY/ TREASURER JACEE HALLIDAY...........................................PUBLIC RELATIONS REAGAN TAYLOR......................................................EX-OFFICIO
DIRECTOR HANNA HOOPER
LIMOUSIN WINS RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION FEMALE TITLE Madison Culpepper of Gonzales, TX, took home the reserve supreme champion female banner at Rodeo Austin in Austin, Texas, March 12, 2017. LFL Cherry 5025C is a 4/16/15 50% Lim-Flex daughter of EBFL Ypsilanti 420Y out of LFL Aida 3037A.
2017 TEXAS JUNIOR LIMOUSIN HEIFER SHOW & FIELD DAY May 26-28
Mallet Event Center & Arena • Levelland, TX Entry forms and rules will be posted to the TLA website:
www.texas-limousin.com
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, MAY 26 8:00 a.m. Cattle may begin arriving 2:00-5:00 p.m. Paper check-in 5:00-6:00 p.m. Fitting Demo sponsored by Weaver 7:00 p.m. Linda Baber Family Fun Night & meal
SATURDAY, MAY 27 8:00-9:00 a.m. Satellite Event Registration 8:30 a.m. Steer weigh-in 9:00 a.m. Nationals Planning Meeting 11:00 a.m. Bred & Owned Heifer Show Bred & Owned Bull Show Noon Lunch at the barn 1:30 p.m. Showmanship Contest 3:00 p.m. Judging workshop 4:00 p.m. Beef Quiz Bowl/Sales Talk Workshop & competition 5:00 p.m. TJLA Officer/Director Meeting 7:00 p.m. TJLA Dinner & Awards Banquet 9:00 p.m. TJLA Dance
SUNDAY, MAY 28 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Noon
Breakfast at the barn Church Service Steer Show, Owned Lim-Flex Heifers Owned Heifers Lunch at the barn
TJLA SHOW HEIFER OF THE YEAR WINNERS Congratulations to Madison Culpepper of Gonzales, Texas, for exhibiting the 2016 TJLA Show Heifer of the Year, LFL Belinda; and to Barrett Howe from Cahoma, Texas, with his reserve TJLA Show Heifer of the Year, PBRS Black Lace. Each were presented custom-made trophy buckles by Tittor Buckles and Spurs prior to the 2017 Lone Star Shoot-Out. Making the presentation was Randa Taylor, TJLA President; and Ralph Hawkins, TLA Executive Secretary. The 2017 show heifer point year is now under way-good luck to all exhibitors. Exhibitors must be members of the Texas Junior Limousin Association. Point Scale: 20 points for grand champion, 15 points for reserve grand champion, a descending scale for the top 5 places in class beginning with ten points for 1st, nine for 2nd, eight for 3rd, seven for 4th and six for 5th. Points are calculated on each animal. An exhibitor with more than one animal cannot combine points. Points will be considered beginning with the Lone Star Shoot-Out, Fort Worth Junior Show, San Antonio Junior Show, San Angelo Junior Show, Houston Junior Show, Star of Texas at Austin, TJLA Field Day, NALJA Heifer Show, West Texas Fair, East Texas Junior Show, South Plains Fair, Tri State Fair, State Fair of Texas, and Heart of Texas. Shows must have a Limousin breed show for points to count. In the event of a tie, points from Field Day will be used as tie breaker, if still a tie then Junior Nationals will be tie breaker. Points from only five of the aforementioned shows will be used to determine winners, the following placings are based on the top 5 shows. Exhibitors should check the point totals on the TLA website and advise the TLA office of any discrepancies. MAY/JUNE 2017 | TLA
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LIMOUSIN HAPPENINGS
HERE’S HOW TO CONTACT TEXAS LIMOUSIN ASSOCIATION TELEPHONE
May 6 Hall-Coyote Hills Limousin Ranch Annual Production Sale, Chattanooga, OK
940/367-4633
May 13 TLA’s Springtime Limousin Sale at Stowers Limousin, Bridgeport, TX
MAIL/OVERNIGHT
May 15 TJLA Board of Director Applications due
Postal Address and Overnight/Parcel Deliveries: 5989 Luginbyhl Road
May 15 Gene Rogers & E.J. Bishop Scholarship applications due May 15 Early Entries for National Junior Heifer show due
Sanger, TX 76266
May 15 Entries for TJLA Field Day & Heifer Show due May 26 Move in Day, TJLA Field Day & Heifer Show, Mallet Event Center, Levelland, TX
WEBSITE & E-MAIL
May 26 Weaver Fitting Clinic, Mallet Event Center
www.texas-limousin.com e-mail: txlimo@aol.com
May 27 TJLA Field Day Bred & Owned Shows & Showmanship May 28 TJLA Field Day Owned Heifers & Steer Show May 28 TJLA Field Day Awards Banquet & Dance July 1-7 Escape to Grand Island National Junior Show & All-American Futurity, Grand Island, NE
TLA MEMBERSHIP
Directory Update Information for the TLA
ADVERTISERS INDEX Begert Limousin.....................................................................3
Please complete the information below and return with your TLA membership dues today!
$100.00 I hearby submit this application for membership to the Texas Limousin Association. Upon annual becoming a member, I agree to be abide by the constitution and by-laws of the association.
Ranch Name: ______________________________________________ Owners: __________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________
Breeder Directory.................................................................13 Hall-Coyote Hills Ranch.........................................................4 J&J Wilder Family Limousin...............................................15
City: _______________________________ State: _____ Zip: _________ Ranch Phone: ____________________ Cell: ____________________
Lawrence Family Limousin..................................................16
Fax: _____________________ E-Mail: _________________________ website: __________________________________________________ Manager: _________________________________________________ Return form(s) to: Texas Limousin Association P.O. Box 880 • Krum, TX 76249 Phone: 940/367-4633 • www.texas-limousin.com • email: txlimo@aol.com
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TEXAS LIMOUSIN NEWS Official Publication of the Texas Limousin Association Ralph Hawkins, Executive Secretary P.O. Box 880 • Krum, TX 76249 Phone: 940/367-4633 www.texas-limousin.com • e-mail: txlimo@aol.com
Texas Limousin Association
The Texas Limousin News is published bi-monthly in Krum, TX, by the Texas Limousin Association. All advertising copy is due the 10th of the month preceding publication. All proceeds from the publication go to the Texas Limousin Association. POSTMASTER: Send address change to Texas Limousin Association, P.O. Box 880, Krum, TX 76245. 6
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A LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
TLA BENEFIT AUCTION RAISES $6,395
Fellow Members and Friends, The past three months have been a whirlwind of activity with major shows in Fort Worth, San Angelo, San Antonio, Austin and Houston. We applaud those who invested the time, effort and money to promote the breed and their programs. The results can be found on the pages of this issue. Before we look forward to the next opportunities to participate in upcoming events, I would like to take a moment to thank those who participated in the TLA’s membership meetings, banquet and benefit auction. I hope attendees found the new venue and caterer enjoyable. Looking forward, the TLA’s Springtime Sale will be Saturday May 13 at the Stowers Land & Cattle sale facility in Bridgeport, Texas. Members have consigned a tremendous set of bulls, pairs and breds, as well as show heifers eligible for the 2018 Lone Star Shoot-Out with a guaranteed purse of $10,000. The Texas Junior Limousin Field Day and Heifer show will be May 26, 27 and 28 at the Mallet Event Center in Levelland. Weaver Show Supplies will hold a fitting clinic Friday. Bred-and-owned shows, and showmanship, as well as satellite events, will be Saturday; and the show will conclude with steers, owned Lim-Flex and Limousin heifers Sunday. The TJLA awards banquet will be Saturday night. Hotel information can be found in the news and notes section of this issue. The 2017 National Junior Limousin Show and Congress as well as the AllAmerican Limousin Futurity, will be in Grand Island, Nebraska, July 1-7. We look forward to Texas being proudly represented. I encourage everyone to take advantage of these upcoming opportunities, you will be glad you did. Sincerely,
Ralph Ralph Hawkins
TEXAS LIMOUSIN ASSOCIATION 2017-2018 OFFICERS Glenn Schur. . . . . . . . . . . . President Wayne Baber. . . . . . . Vice President Gary Fuchs. . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary Vicki Brehm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer Scott Stowers. . . . . . . . . . . Ex-Officio Ralph Hawkins. Executive Secretary
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A benefit auction was held at the conclusion of TLA’s annual member meeting and banquet Saturday night January 28 in Fort Worth. A variety of items including semen on some the breed’s top sires were donated by members and friends. Thanks to Layton Schur for handling auctioneer duties and to the following for their donations: Diamond Hill Cattle Co., Coyote Hills Ranch, Magness Land & Cattle, Lawrence Family Limousin, Jerry and Jean Henderson, Lori Truhe, Schur Limousin, Gary Fuchs, Wilder family, Tom Hill Limousin, Stowers family, Parkinson Cattle Co., Gaston family, Brehm Farms and JCL Land & Cattle. The TLA is thankful for the support of those who donated and made purchases.
2017 TLA BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECT OFFICERS
The TLA Board of Directors met Saturday, January 28 and elected a new slate of officers for 2017: Glenn Schur, president; Wayne Baber, vice president; Gary Fuchs, secretary; Vicki Brehm, treasurer; and Scott Stowers, ex-officio. Returning board members are Amber Parkinson, Bret Begert, Jerry Henderson, and new board member Matt Chachere replaces outgoing ex-officio Jay Wilder.
TJLA FIELD DAY HOST HOTEL
Host hotel for the TJLA Field Day is the South Plains Inn & Suites, 204 North College Ave., Levelland, TX 79336. Room w/one King bed $96.79 + tax; room w/two King beds $105.59 + tax. Call (806) 894-9155 for reservations
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NALJA SCHOLARSHIP & BOARD OF DIRECTOR APPLICATIONS DUE
DIRECTORS REGION 1 Scott Stowers 430 CR 1326 Bridgeport, TX 76426 940/644-2747 stowers@boldwireless.net
REGION 2 Wayne Baber 808 Lavon Ln. Temple, TX 77865 baberranch@yahoo.com 979/324-4455
REGION 2 Glenn Schur 2669 CR 70 Plainview, TX 79072 806/296-7607 gschur@schurfarms.com
MEMBER AT LARGE Amber Parkinson 3206 W. State Rd. 114 Levelland, TX 79336 806/773-6043 parkinsoncattle@gmail.com
REGION 2 Matt Chachere 7041 FM 1960 Dayton, TX 77535 936/346-3246 matt@chacherefeed.com
REGION 3 Vicki Brehm 8990 Hildebrandt Rd. San Antonio, TX 78222 210/771-3147 brehmfarms@yahoo.com
REGION 4 Jerry Henderson 646 Shown Rd. Jacksboro, TX 79336 940/507-0853 REGION 4 Gary Fuchs P.O. Box 81 Cameron, TX 76520 garyfuchs53@yahoo.com 254/482-0611
REGION 5 Bret Begert Box 110 Allison, TX 79003 bhbegert@hughes.net 806/375-2345
PAST PRESIDENTS M.E. Singleton Jr., deceased Floyd McGown, deceased Dorcell Young Willard Pfluger James Dyer E.J. Bishop, deceased
Lewis Bingham, deceased Cecil Johnson Jr. Tom Stewman Ed Hughes, deceased Gene Rodgers, deceased Payton Scott, deceased
Mike Speer Pierce Boyd, deceased Jim Young Bruce Lawrence Charles Krackau Jim Dyer
Ralph Hawkins Bret Begert Wayne Baber Brad Davis J.R. Brady Jay Wilder
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2017 LONE STAR SHOOT-OUT CHACHERE— WILLIAMS WIN FWSS JUNIOR LIMOUSIN SHOW
The 2017 Lone Star Shoot-Out was held Saturday January 21, 2017, in the cattle arena at the Fort Worth Stock Show. 18 exhibitors shared the purse of $10,000.
The 2017 Champion Lone Star Shoot-Out heifer was exhibited by Hannah Hooper of Hale Center, TX, with PEDS Calypso, a 9/25/15 daughter of Schilling’s Waters Edge sold by Schur Limousin of Plainview, TX.
The Fort Worth junior Limousin heifer show was January 22, 2017. Kevin Jensen of Courtland, Kansas, evaluated the 71 entries. Division I champion: Schilling’s Desire exhibited by Charley Van Newkirk of Weatherford, TX; Divison I reserve champion: ROMN Dragon Fly exhibited by Cole Sullivan of Groveton, TX; Division II reserve champion: PEDS Calypso exhibited by Hannah Hooper of Hale Center, TX; Division III champion: LLKT Miss Carolina exhibited by Jacob Keeton of Wolforth, TX; Division III reserve champion: MACX Nenet exhibited by Emily Miller of McKinney, TX; and Division IV reserve champion; SSTO Can’t Stop exhibited by Bryson Morrow of Bridgeport, TX.
The 2017 Reserve Champion Lone Star Shoot-Out heifer was exhibited by Emma Tittor of Paradise, TX, with LSTO 609D, a 4/17/2016 daughter of EXAR Classen sold by Stowers Limousin of Bridgeport, TX.
SAN ANGELO JUNIOR LIMOUSIN HEIFER SHOW
The Grand Champion came from Division IV. VL Crème De Le Crème is a 2/24/15 daughter of Alter Ego exhibited by Logan Chachere of Dayton, TX.
The San Angelo Junior Limousin Heifer Show was February 13, 2017, in San Angelo, Texas. Mark McClintock of San Angelo evaluated the 27 entries. Division winners included: Leah Underwood of Wolforth, with KPND Carlene; Reserve Division winners were: Tucker Parkinson with LFL Danish; Callie Badgett of Huntsville, with Legacy’s Camri; and McKinley Begert of Allison, TX with MABG Patti.
The reserve grand champion came from Division II. LWGC Betsie Boo is a 11/6/15 daughter of EF Excessive Force exhibited by Brinlee Williams of Waskom, TX.
Tucker Parkinson of Levelland, TX, exhibited the grand champion female with MAGS DeLorean, a 1/12/2016 daughter of MAGS Zodiac.
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Emma Tittor of Paradise, TX, exhibited the reserve grand champion with LSTO 609D, a 4/17/2016 daughter of EXAR Classen.
www.texas-limousin.com
FORT WORTH LEVEL I MEDAL OF EXCELLENCE SHOW The Fort Worth Level I Medal of Excellence show was January 28, 2017, in Fort Worth, Texas. Dr. Blake Bloomberg of Stillwater, Oklahoma, evaluated the 38 females and 10 bulls. Division Female Winners were: Division I champion: DEBU Shelby Grace exhibited by Whitney Walker of Prairie Grove, AR; Division I rs. champion: LFL Daisy exhibited by Lawrence Family Limousin of Anton, TX; Division II rs. champion: SHSK Diane exhibited by Mason Walker of Prairie Grove, AR; Division III champion: JCL Cinnamon exhibited by Linden Linthicum of Welch, OK; Division III rs. champion: MECC Cover Girl exhibited by Bentley London of Collinsville, TX; Division IV rs. champion: SBLX Carried Away exhibited by Stowers Limousin of Bridgeport, TX; Division V champion: SSTO Caitlyn exhibited by Stowers Limousin; Division V rs. champion: FC Cayenne exhibited by Spencer Wilder of Snook, TX; and Division VI champion: CPPD Sit N Stare exhibited by Sheryl Simpson of Alvarado, TX. Division Bull Winners were: Division I rs. champion: LFL Deluxe Edition exhibited by Lawrence Family Limousin, Anton, TX; Division III champion: LFL Captain Crunch exhibited by Lawrence Family Limousin; and Division IV rs. champion; GBSC Spartan exhibited by Garrett Beggs of Sims, AR.
The grand champion female came from Division IV. JCL Candy Girl is a 5/3/15 daughter of CALO Brickyard exhibited by Jaden Linthicum of Welch, OK.
The Division II champion went on to claim reserve grand champion female title. SHSK Debra Dawn is a 1/4/2016 daughter of OSU Class Act exhibited by Kai Thomsen of Michell, SD.
JCL Land & Cattle of Welch, OK, and Thomas & Son Farms of Boonsboro, MD, exhibited the grand champion bull with TASF Crown Royal, a 4/24/2015 son of DHVO Deuce who won Division IV.
The Division I champion was the reserve grand champion bull for Linden Linthicum of Welch, OK. JCL Driver is a 5/7/2016 son of Cottage Lake Border Agent.
Pharmaceutical Reps Promote Beef To Doctors by: Amanda Radke, BEEF Magazine Reprinted here with permission. The Texas Beef Council has employed four pharmaceutical reps to sell beef as part of a hearthealthy diet to physicians. In 2006, my grandpa had a heart attack. I heard the news while competing at the National Beef Ambassador contest in Austin, Texas, and I prayed I could win the contest for my grandpa and bring him the good news to cheer him up while he was in recovery at the hospital. I did win that contest, and showing Grandpa my plaque is still one of my favorite memories. And I credit my year as a Beef Ambassador—a program of the beef checkoff —as one of the most important catalysts for my career. In addition to promoting beef to consumers across the country, it also opened up many doors for me in the industry, including this blogging gig with BEEF. So for all of that I am thankful. With fond memories of my time in Texas at the national competition, I was recently reminded of the good work the Texas Beef Council does on behalf of our nation’s beef producers. The Texas Beef Council has launched a unique program promoting beef in a heart-healthy diet that employs the expertise of award-winning pharmaceutical sales reps with experience in cardiac health and nutrition based in Dallas and Houston. According to a release from the Texas Beef Council, “In 2016, Texas Beef Council hired two
pharmaceutical sales reps who visit physicians, seeing a minimum of 300 high cholesterol patients per month. Each office visit varies in scope, but the goal of delivering science-based information and discussing it with the physician one-on-one remains
the same. Today, there are two reps in Dallas and two reps in Houston working to educate MDs on behalf of Texas cattlemen and women. “Initial research was conducted to determine why and in what instances doctors were limiting their patients beef intake. Additional research examined what type of messaging and delivery would most resonate with physicians. Realizing doctors have limited time with each patient, the Texas Beef Council developed a ‘How to Lower
Your Cholesterol’ patient brochure for doctors to distribute. The brochure, paired with the messaging delivered by the reps, work together to bring the research to both the doctor and the patients to support them eating more beef in their new heart-healthy lifestyles.” This is a genius move on the part of the Texas Beef Council. Looking back to my grandpa’s stint in the heart hospital following his heart attack, one of the first things the doctors suggested to him was that he cut red meat from his diet. However, research shows that beef can fit into a heart-healthy diet, and to date, the Texas Beef Council reps have reached more than 4,137 doctors in one-on-one visits, which considering their number of people they consult each year, has the potential to impact more than 1.2 million patients per month. According to the press release, “The information provided covers three main research concepts: the evolution of lean beef, the BOLD study (Beef in an Optimal Lean Diet), and a metaanalysis comparing beef to chicken in a cholesterol lowering program. Physicians and patients leave knowing beef does fit into a healthy diet and can be just as effective as chicken in lowering cholesterol.” If you’re interested in receiving a copy of the patient brochure, e-mail afoster@txbeef.org or call toll-free 1-800-846-4113. MAY/JUNE 2017 | TLA
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2017 COWTOWN CLASSIC LIMOUSIN SALE The Texas Limousin Association hosted its annual Cowtown Classic Sale January 27 in the Richardson-Bass Building on the grounds of the Fort Worth Stock Show. TLA members offered open heifers eligible for the 2018 Lone Star Shoot-Out, bred females, herd sire prospects, embryos, and semen packages on TASF Crown Royal, the 2017 National Champion Limousin Bull. $10,200—The top-selling lot was LFL Captain Crunch, a 9/1/15 double homozygous Lim-Flex sired by S A V Pioneer consigned by Lawrence Family Limousin of Anton, Texas, and purchased by May Farms of Lamar, Colorado. $5,000—CHR Currier, a 10/18/15 double homozygous, Lim-Flex son of MAGS Eagle was consigned by Coyote Hills Ranch of Chattanooga,
Oklahoma, and purchased by Jeff Hudson of Marshall, Texas. $8,500—The top-selling open heifer was LFL Debby, a 5/16/16 black, homozygous polled LimFlex daughter of MAGS Aviator consigned by Lawrence Family Limousin and purchased by Denny Douglass of Seguin, Texas. $4,100—The top-selling bred heifer was JCL Keilma, a 4/1/15 double homozygous Lim-Flex daughter of JCL Black Jet who sold bred to HUBB Bulletproof. She was consigned by JCL Land & Cattle of Welch, Oklahoma, and purchased by White Valley Ranch, Adair, Oklahoma. $4,100—JCL Spirit LNLM 515C, a 5/1/15 double homozygous Lim-Flex daughter of JCL Black Jet, sold bred to HUBB Bulletproof. She was consigned by JCL Land & Cattle and purchased by White Valley Ranch.
Sale Summary................................... Averages 9 open heifers...................................... $3,000 15 bred heifers..................................... $3,050 11 bulls............................................... $3,709 Gross............................ $113,550....... $3,244 Embryos.............................................. $1,600 Semen packages.................................. $3,500 Sale Gross..................... $118,650 Sale Management: Texas Limousin Association Sales Consultants: American Cattle Services, R&R Marketing, Grassroots Consulting Auctioneer: C.K. “Sonny” Booth
HALL-COYOTE HILLS LIMOUSIN RANCH ANNUAL BULL SALE A chilly day greeted seedstock and commercial buyers at the annual Hall-Coyote Hills Limousin Ranch Bull Sale March 11 in Chattanooga, Oklahoma. Guest consignors included: Lawrence Family Limousin, Anton, Texas; Diamond Hill Cattle Co., Newcastle, Oklahoma; Barton Limousin, Jarrell, Texas; Just-A-Mere Farms, Thornville, Ohio; Stowers Limousin, Bridgeport, Texas; and Harper Cattle Company, Pattison, Texas. $7,500—A semen package by DHIL Colt 5793C, a homozygous black, homozygous polled, 50% Lim-Flex by PVF Insight 0129, was consigned by Hall Cattle Co. and Diamond Hill Cattle Co., and purchased by Lawrence Family Limousin; May Farms, Lamar, CO; Wulf Cattle, Morris, MN; Pinegar Limousin, Springfield, MO; GV Limousin, Garnett, KS; Symens Brothers, Amherst, SD; and Blazing K Limousin, Moundridge, KS.
$7,000—LFL Daily Double 6042D ET, a 4/2/2016, double homozygous, 59% LimFlex sired by LH Advantage was consigned by Lawrence Family Limousin. Purchasing onehalf interest and full possession was May Farms, Lamar, Colorado. $6,000—Jonny and Amber Parkinson of Levelland, Texas, purchased one-half interest and full possession in LFL Draft Pick 6045D ET. The 4/18/2016, homozygous black, polled, 59% LimFlex was sired by LH Advantage and consigned by Lawrence Family Limousin. $6,000—LFL Cobra 5071C, a 8/3/2015, double homozygous, 57% Lim-Flex sired by LFL Zing Zang 2048Z was consigned by Hall Cattle Co., Coyote Hills Ranch, and Diamond Hill Cattle Co., and purchased by Kevin Fulton, Franklin, Texas. $5,600—CHR Corwin 139C, a 9/20/2015, homozygous black, homozygous polled, 50% Lim-Flex sired by MAGS Eagle was consigned by
Coyote Hills Ranch and purchased by Gordon Smith Company, Nucla, Colorado. $5,500—CHR Cappy 144C ET, 9/25/2015, homozygous black, polled, 59% Lim-Flex sired by MAGS Eagle was consigned by Coyote Hills Ranch and purchased by TLC Cattle Co., Norwood, Colorado. Sale Summary.....................................Average 1 Semen package............................... $7,500 73 Fall yearling bulls............................. $3,428 28.5 Spring yearling bulls...................... $3,218 Gross............................ $349,460....... $3,409 Sale Management: American Cattle Services Sale Consultant: Grassroots Consulting Auctioneer: Bruce Brooks
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City: ____________________________________________________________ State: ________________ Zip: ________________ Phone: ____________________________________________ e-Mail: ____________________________________________ Return form and dues to: Texas Limousin Association P.O. Box 880 • Krum, TX 76249 • Phone: 940/367-4633 • www.texas-limousin.com • e-mail: txlimo@aol.com
MAY 13 • 1 p.m. at Stowers Land & Cattle Bridgeport, TX
OFFERING 55 Lots
LEGS DIXIE 7.23.16 H Purebred H DBL Polled H Red CJSL Windfall 9072W x CYWD Apple Butter 110A BW: 1.3 WW: 53 YW: 80 MK: 35 MB: -.23 2018 Lone Star Shoot-Out Eligible Offered by: SCHUR LIMOUSIN
FOUR EMBRYOS Lim-Flex 55% H Homo Polled H Homo Black MAGS Aviator x LH Belle 015B BW: 0.6 WW: 71 YW: 108 MK: 28 MB: .42 Offered by: COLT CUNNINGHAM
LH BELL 015B CHR CHINA DOLL 152C 9.29.15 H Purebred H Homo Polled H Homo Black CHR Aero 024A x CHR Allie 023A BW: 2.3 WW: 76 YW: 114 MK: 23 MB: .19 Bred 12/19/16 to MAGS Bold Choice 8100B Offered by: COYOTE HILLS RANCH
Bulls H Pairs H Breds H Embryos Lone Star Shoot-Out Eligible Show Heifers SALE CONTRIBUTORS: COLT CUNNINGHAM.......................................... (918) 629-9382 COYOTE HILLS RANCH..................................... (580) 581-7652 DIAMOND HILL CATTLE CO............................... (405) 520-5846 HALL CATTLE CO.............................................. (580) 581-7652 JERRY HENDERSON......................................... (940) 507-0853 LAWRENCE FAMILY LIMOUSIN......................... (806) 790-2535 JIMMY ONSTEAD............................................. (940) 367-4633 PARKINSON CATTLE CO.................................... (806) 773-6043 SCHUR LIMOUSIN........................................... (806) 774-7610 STOWERS LIMOUSIN....................................... (817) 247-8011 THORN BROTHERS.......................................... (903) 566-6063 WILDER FAMILY.............................................. (979) 268-5491
SALE CONSULTANT: AMERICAN CATTLE SERVICES KEN HOLLOWAY............................................... (580) 581-7652
SALE MANAGED BY: LH CRESCENT 125C 9.12.15 H Lim-Flex 43% H Homo Polled H Homo Black MAGS Ali x MAGS Wooley BW: 0.4 WW: 79 YW: 121 MK: 21 MB: .51 AI’d 12/11/16 to MAGS Zodiac Offered by: HALL CATTLE CO.
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TEXAS LIMOUSIN ASSOCIATION Ralph Hawkins, Executive Secretary PO Box 880 • Krum, TX 76249 940/482-3649 • 940/367-4633 txlimo@aol.com www.texas-limousin.com
LH COBALT 136C 9.19.15 H Lim-Flex 62% H Homo Polled H Homo Black MAGS Eagle x LH Zelma 125Z BW: 1.5 WW: 86 YW: 119 MK: 19 MB: .35 Offered by: HALL CATTLE CO.
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RODEO AUSTIN LIMOUSIN JUNIOR SHOW WINNERS The Limousin junior show at Rodeo Austin took place March 12, 2017, in Austin, Texas. Tyler Cates of Modoc, Indiana, placed the 11 heifers. Reserve champion heifer calf: Cole Sullivan of Groveton, TX; Champion junior heifer: Emily Miller of McKinney, TX; Reserve champion junior heifer: Cassie Weishuhn of San Angelo, TX; Reserve champion senior heifer: Claudia Garza of Pearland, TX.
SAN ANTONIO JUNIOR LIMOUSIN HEIFER SHOW WINNERS The San Antonio Junior Limousin Heifer Show took place February 17, 2017. Judge Cody Sankey of Economy, Indiana, evaluated the 35 heifers.
The grand champion heifer was LLKT Miss Carolina, a 5/26/15 daughter of AUTO Black Coffee exhibited by Jacob Keeton of Wolforth, TX. She was the junior calf champion.
The reserve grand champion heifer and heifer calf champion was ROMN Dragon Fly, a 4/15/16 daughter of DHVO Trey exhibited by Cole Sullivan of Groveton, TX.
Other division winners were: Reserve heifer calf champion: MAGS DeLorean exhibited by Tucker Parkinson of Levelland,TX; Reserve junior calf champion: DALT Red Rose exhibited by Jillian Hardy of Madisonville; Champion senior heifer: VOET Carly exhibited by Mikayla Muller of Hondo,TX; and Reserve senior heifer champion: SSTO Cant Stop exhibited by Bryson Morrow of Bridgeport, TX.
WILDER—BREHM WIN SAN ANTONIO OPEN LIMOUSIN SHOW The San Antonio Level II Medal of Excellence Limousin Show was February 13, 2017. Dr. Chase Runyan of San Angelo, Texas, appraised the 16 females and 3 bulls. Madison Culpepper of Gonzales, TX, won the Limousin show and went on to be named reserve supreme champion female. LFL Cherry 5025C, a 4/16/15 50% Lim-Flex daughter of EBFL Ypsilanti 420Y out of LFL Aida 3037A, was the champion senior heifer.
Wilder Family Limousin of Snook, TX, exhibited the grand champion female with LFL Dignitary, a 3/28/16 daughter of RLBH Air Force One who was the Division II champion.
MAGS De Lorean ET, the champion heifer calf, was selected at the reserve grand champion Limousin female. She is a 1/12/16 46% Lim-Flex daughter of MAGS Zodiac out of MAGS UR A Salina owned by Tucker Parkinson of Levelland, Texas.
The Division V champion and reserve grand champion female was LFL Cherry, a 4/16/15 daughter of EBFL Ypsilanti exhibited by Madison Culpepper of Gonzales, TX.
Other female division winner were: Division II reserve champion: SDWI Dulce exhibited by the Wilder Family; Division III champion: Tave’s Golden Sky exhibited by Kevin Hammond. The Division IV champion was JYCW Chantilly exhibited by the Wilder Family. The reserve Division V champion was FC Cayenne exhibited by the Wilder Family.
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The grand champion bull was ENGD Colossal, a 3/6/16 son of ENGD Zip Line exhibited by Brehm Farms of San Antonio, TX.
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The reserve grand champion bull was CPPD Ardell, a 3/6/16 son of DVFC Sitting Bull exhibited by Kevin Hammond of Alvarado, TX.
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LONDON—SULLIVAN WIN HOUSTON JUNIOR LIMOUSIN HEIFER SHOW The Houston Livestock junior Limousin heifer show was March 18, 2017. Tim Fitzgerald of West Grove, Pennsylvania, evaluated the 62 entries. Division winners were: Reserve champion heifer calf: MAGS DeLorean exhibited by Tucker Parkinson of Levelland, TX; Reserve champion junior heifer: LLKT Miss Carolina exhibited by Jacob Keeton of Wolforth, TX; Champion senior heifer: AUTO 7-Up exhibited by Emily Miller of McKinney, TX; and Reserve senior champion: VL Crème De La Creme exhibited by Logan Chachere of Dayton, TX.
MECC Cover Girl, a 10/21/15 daughter of AUTO Cruze exhibited by Bentley London of Collinsville, TX, was selected as the grand champion
Cole Sullivan of Groveton, TX, exhibited the reserve grand champion with ROMN Dragon Fly, a 4/15/16 daughter of DHVO Trey.
HOUSTON LIVESTOCK OPEN LIMOUSIN SHOW The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo open Limousin Show was March 12, 2017. Wade Parks of San Angelo, Texas, evaluated the 23 females and one bull. Division Winners were: Division II champion female: LFL Dignitary exhibited by Jayce Wilder
of Snook; Division II rs. champion: LFL Daisey exhibited by Colton Barton of Jarrell, TX; Division III champion: OMEG She’s All That exhibited by McCarthy’s Omega 8 of Bedias, TX; Division III rs. champion: OMEG Rio exhibited by McCarthy’s
Omega 8; Division IV champion: CHAC Lucy exhibited by Logan Chachere of Dayton, TX; and Division IV reserve champion: JYCW Chantilly exhibited by Jayce Wilder of Snook, TX.
The grand champion female came from Division V. LFL Crystal is a 5/24/15 daughter of MAGS Yip exhibited by Spencer Wilder of Snook, TX.
The reserve grand champion female also came from Division V. FC Cayenne is 3/6/15 daughter of Plainview Lutton exhibited by Spencer Wilder of Snook.
The champion bull was CPPD Ardell, a 3/6/16 son of DVFC Sitting Bull exhibited by Kevin Hammond of Alvarado, TX.
Tips For Breeding Tricky Two-Year-Olds by: Taylor Grussing, SDSU Extension Cow-Calf Field Specialist Keeping cows in the herd long enough for them to pay for themselves is often easier said than done, especially when brining young cows into the herd each year to replace cull cows. This is because in order to get young females into the brood cow herd, we must first succeed at breeding them back after they have their first calf. Two-year-old cows are the most difficult group to rebreed because they are still growing while raising their first calf, thus requiring extra groceries in order to meet nutrient demands and resume normal estrous cycles. It is also especially critical that she conceives at this age because to date she has yet to bring any income into the bank until her first calf is weaned and sold this fall. Depending on individual cost of production, cows must remain, on average, in the herd until they are at least 6 years of age and weaned 5 calves before they’ll start turning positive dollars at the bottom of the balance sheet. Management Tips Here are some tips for how can we get more of these tricky two-year-olds pregnant: Let them graze the best quality pasture and/or supplement: By increasing the feed quality and/or supplementing them separately from mature cows, young cows will receive the extra necessary nutrients to meet their maintenance, growth and lactation requirements. In addition, extra nutrient intake allows young cows to devote some nutrients to reproduction, resume estrous cycles and hopefully re-breed within 82 days after calving in order to maintain a 365 day calving interval. 14
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Short-term or early weaning: With peak milk production coinciding with the start of the breeding season, short term weaning (48 hours prior to estrous synchronization or bull turn out) or early weaning (45 to 80 days old) can be utilized to induce estrus in postpartum cows. The event of decreased suckling triggers hormone changes and the replenishing of essential hormones necessary to resume cyclicity. With short-term or early weaning, it’s important to remember to supply the calves with high quality forage and protein supplements so performance is not significantly affected. Short-term and early weaning may not only help induce earlier resumption of estrus cycles, but also have shown to increase pregnancy rates in thin first-calf heifers (<5 BCS). Reproductive Technologies: CIDRs and Bull Exposure: External factors can also be used to induce estrus in young cows to help them rebreed earlier. One way involves the use of exogenous progesterone in a controlled internal drug release (CIDR). CIDRs are an effective way to boost resumption of estrous cycles in anestrus cows, young or old, and can be used in a variety of AI protocols as well as with natural service synchronization. Also, exposure to a sterile/gomer bull or androgenized cow are ways to begin natural circulation of reproductive hormones. This occurs due to the natural release of pheromones, which triggers reproductive hormone responses from the young cow to begin resuming estrous cycles. Although two-year-old females are some of the most difficult to manage in the herd, they also represent the new genetics of the operation and will likely deliver much desired value in the future. Visit with your team of experts for your operation to determine a way that works best for you to successfully rebreed and retain these quality young females into the cow herd.
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Also Offering 7 Fall Pairs 10 Spring-Calving Cows
Also Offering 5 Fall Pairs
Contratulations to the juniors who had much success with their LFL heifers this spring.
Your call or visit is always welcome.
P.O. Box 299 • Anton, TX 79313 806/997-5381 • 806/790-2535 (m)
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