2022 BRC "Best of the Spring Borns" Online Sale - English

BRC: A RANCH BUILD ON SPIRIT

In 20 countries across 6 continents, ranchers just like you are placing their trust in BRC to deliver Brahman cattle that outperform other bloodlines generation after generation. Standing on the shoulders of seven generations of Brahman breeders, B.R. Cutrer has roots dating back to the earliest settlers in Texas. And while our brand is synonymous with tradition, it is our unwavering spirit of service and innovation that keeps us at the top of an evolving beef industry.

CHAMPION SPIRIT

The mark of a true champion extends far beyond the show ring. At BRC, we take pride in our championship cattle, but it’s the small and steady wins that keep us in the game. Our global leading sires and females are proof of our commitment to taking the long view, and then showing up day after day to do the work. For us, the champion spirit can never be defeated, and it shows in our undefeated bloodlines.

FAMILY SPIRIT

Even more than all-star genetics, our ranch is built on the quality of our people. The cattle who roam our ranch — and our ranch itself — wouldn’t be there if it weren’t for our outstanding teams. From sweeping the barn to analyzing phenotypes, every single job is approached with care and integrity. We’re a family business and our strong family spirit is what keeps us ahead of the curve.

COMMUNITY SPIRIT

Ultimately, what drives us is the customers we serve. Spread across 6 continents and over 20 countries, our customers make us who we are. Even if we’re separated by long distances, we’re able to connect with over 1.5 million viewers per month across our social media channels. This vibrant community spirit lets us know that we’re exactly where we’re meant to be, doing exactly what we’re meant to do.

OF BRC.

MOLLIE, BRANDON, ANNIE AND RACHEL CUTRER

In the summer of 2022 - that’s less than 3 years since it’s formation - BRC was named BIF Seedstock Producer of the Year. That’s the #1 registered cattle operation in the United States.

We’re blazing a new trail for Brahman cattle in the beef industry. And when it comes to excellence, innovation, and service - we’re just getting started.

LYN CASTANEDA

Worked in our show barn for the last two years while also pursuing his online degree in animal science.

FRANK GARCIA

A graduate of the University of Chapingo in Mexico, Fransisco Garcia is an expert in beef cattle nutrition, reproduction, animal husbandry, and stockmanship.

KEATON DODD

Devoted to Brahman excellence, Keaton Dodd is a nationally recognized livestock judge. Keaton has judged livestock in 25 states, including 3 national breed shows, 10 state fairs, and multiple major live stock shows around the country.

HARLEY WADE

Committed to excellent management, precise feeding, and superior showmanship, Harley Wade oversees the B.R. Cutrer Show Cattle Operation.

The Modern Brahman of BRC

The Modern Brahman of BRC

It started in 2002 when Rachel - then 23 years old- purchased Miss V8 98/6, a show heifer from a junior family who’s daughter just graduated high school for $5000.

And now, 22 years later, that $5000 investment has turned into one of the greatest cow families of all time in the Brahman breed. And without a doubt, the greatest polled cow family of the breed. It’s the cow family that produced Noble. Noble is regarded as in the top of the upper echelon of the greatest sires in Brahman history, having provided critical and valuable relevant beef industry traits that have improved the economics, performance, and conformation standards of the Brahman world.

Lots 1 and 2 are full sibs, and Lot 3 is a 3/4 sib - all double bred 98 cow family - top and bottom!

This cow family is a catalyst in breed improvement. From a functional, maternal standpoint, they have perfect feet, outstanding udders, and long productive lives. They stand at the top of the class for show ring success over the last 20 years. In fact, the dam of lots 1, 2 and 3 is one of the only females in history to BEAT the legendary +BRC Boom Shaka Laka 21/8 when 103 was named Grand Champion at the San Antonio Stock Show over 21. They were both class winners in the senior division and 103 prevailed. And although a lot of her show carer was overshadowed by 21, 103 was also a division winner at the National Show and at Houston, though ultimately getting beat out by 21 at both of those shows.

The depth of cow power in this cow family is mindblowing. Just start looking at the females represented in this pedigree. Starting at the far back, you’ve got what many consider the greatest cow of the entire breedJDH Lady Ellis Manso, the mother of Elmo. Next, you’ve got 100/7 - the breed’s only polled National Champion female and dam of Noble. Then 510/6 - dam

OVER 22 YEARS OF COW FAMILY EXCELLENCE IN LOTS 1-3

of 100 and dam of the 279 and 794 herd bulls. 510 is still in natural production at BRC at 18 years of age. On the bottom side, you’ve got the world famous 797 cow, the #1 polled female in the Register of Renown. And finally, 98 - the cow that started it all for this cow family.

A visual pedigree of Lots 1 and 2

Noble

Elmo

Lawford

In the tradition of Boombox, Jumanji, and Tugboat Captain, we like to start our sales off with a partnership bull opportunity on a top herd sire prospect and potential AI sire. Whether you’re looking for an investment opportunity, or phenomenal breeding piece, this Noble son has the pedigree, phenotype, and performance it takes.

Noble is currently the #2 ranked bull in the ABBA Register of Renown and continues to rack up points by his offspring that have dominated the show circuit for the last five years. His pedigree is stacked with breed icons, and all in all, 34 of his ancestors on a 5 generation pedigree were either Vanguard, Register of Renown, maternal merit, or a maternal performance sire.

It has been discussed around the barn multiple times about how similar Money Don’t Jiggle looks to Boom Box at the same age, and in fact may be just a touch further along right now. I know those are huge shoes to fill, because we all love Boom Box, but there is similar power, body mass, and muscle in this young stud. So big bodied, perfect feet and legs, combined with elite breed

character and an unmatched look of quality…Yeah, we think this fella is pretty special and are excited to offer him half interest to the public.

On a mission to improve growth, maternal, and carcass? 240 could be the perfect choice to do it. Not only is he in the top 15% for his Total Maternal, REA, Frame Score, and Docility, but even more impressive, he ranks in top 5% or better for Weaning Weight, Yearling Weight, Scrotal Circumference, Tenderness, Carcass Weight, and both $ indexes. That is a pretty well rounded set of statistics to back up the way he is built and the way he is bred.

FAST FACTS Money Don’t Jiggle

Partner with BRC on our pick for a potential AI sire and bull investment.

We plan to show MDJ in the BRC show string, so come enjoy the shows with the BRC team.

Noble semen is super rare, making MDJ even more valuable.

Our best bull of our spring 2022 calf crop at this stage of development.

Calved unassisted and nursed vigorously on his own.

The Modern Brahman bull who combines growth, maternal and carcass with a gentle disposition.

Semen sales handled by the powerful BRC / Brahman Country Genetics marketing machine.

Solid grey coloring that the Brahman world prefers giving him global marketability.

NOBLE Sire of Lot 1

#2 Bull of the ABBA Register of Renown and dominating sire of the Brahman show circuit over the last 5 years.

103 Dam of Lot 1

BOOMBOX Pictured at the same stage in life as Money Don’t Jiggle. We see a ton of similarity in these two bulls.

The Modern Brahman of BRC

WHAT WE’RE THINKING You Should’ve Known

This Noble x 103 mating was out of this world; making 235/1 a full sib to Lot 1 and also to BRC Me Again Margret 154, the recent Reserve Grand Champion at the 2022 Washington County Fair. Noble has been stamping cattle with unmatched quality for years, and the 103/8 donor is easily in the top echelon donor list of BRC along with Sweetie, 21, and 835.

There is tremendous upside in this female’s unique combination of look and thickness. From the side, she’s elegant, stylish, and loaded with class, but step around behind her and that top and hip are something to marvel at. Big time show heifer prospect with a ton of donor potential.

Born light at 76 pounds, and then exploded to a contemporary group leading adjusted weaning weight of 585. That is impressive natural growth for as tough of a summer as we had. Take a hard look at her EPD figures and you’ll find 11 traits in the top 15% or better, including top 5% for 8 traits and top 1% for 3 traits. This

an opportunity to add an outlier for growth to your cow herd who can still boost maternal.

Here’s another 103 daughter except this one is sired by our top young powerhouse sire - 160. Since 160 is a Noble son, this makes her a ¾ sib to Lots 1 and 2. 160/8 is the most consistent producing herd bull at BRC in 2022. He’s the sire of BRC Hey Dude, BRC Hey Soul Sister, BRC Big Mamou, BRC Mira Aqui and many more. Lot 3 brings in the power of Noble and the 835/7 cow, who in turn brings in the Jenessa cow family on her sire’s side.

An outlier in this sale offering, and quite possibly one of the most unique females we have ever sold of at BRC. She is so wide, so bold, and so incredibly thick… just like her sire. But it is the fact that she can float around on perfect feet and legs even with all that mass that really elevates her to the top level of the Brahman breed. Potential breed changer here.

It’s no easy task to rank in the top 1% of the breed for one trait, much less FOUR traits. This is something very few ranches, if any, can consistently breed time after time like BRC. Finders Keepers ranks at the top for WW, YW, CW, and Total Maternal. A breeder wanting to improve growth and performance in-herd could easily start producing breed performance leaders in one generation by implementing 240 into their donor cow battery.

WHAT WE’RE THINKING Finders Keepers

The Modern Brahman of BRC

“I tried to buy 775 when she was just a baby 10 years ago and boy, do I wish I would have.”

Someone told us that just a few weeks ago at the Washington County Fair.

In 2017, we had the option to buy 775 as part of the Southern Cattle buyout. Truth be told, 775 was one of the driving reasons we were so interested in the whole deal. Because cows like 775 don’t come around every day. These are once in a lifetime cows.

Lots 4 and 5 are a three-way blend of the 4/5, Lupita, and 98 cow families.

There are a lot of things we find fascinating about 775. Visually, she deserves to be recognized as the model of functional Brahman females. She’s very moderate framed, feminine, sound structured, and has one of the most beautiful udders at the ranch at the age of 10. When Lee Leachman visited BRC in 2019, she was his #1 pick of the entire cow herd.

From a pedigree standpoint, she’s a rare gem. Her dam, 14/6 is a big, powerful Powerstroke daughter that is super impressive visually and big bodied. Her granddam is the very special 4/5 cow, who just so happens to be owned by our great friends and a mentor to Brandon: the Dickens family in Mississippi.

Our first mating with 775 produced BRC 805/8, the 2021 International Grand Champion Female. The 805 female really represents the Modern American Brahman that BRC is known for. So lots 4 and 5 are half-sisters to that great 805 cow.

After the success of 805, we “swung for the fence” as Brandon says, and bred 775 to our hardest hitting sire for muscle and bone: 160. When you infuse the 160 bloodline, you’re getting the power of both Noble, and the maternal strengths of the Jennessa cow family.

ONCE IN A LIFETIME COWS

Literally, this lot combines two of the greatest cow families in BRC history.

Again, females like this don’t come around every day. Don’t let it be you who is saying “I wish I would have...” when you look back at these females in ten years. Your future is built around the decisions you make today.

A visual pedigree of Lots 4 and 5

WHAT WE’RE

Rock Me Mama

When the judge at Brenham described 250 and 251 as “herd bull makers with show stopping style” at the top of the class in their first show, Brandon’s face lit up. That was exactly what he had in mind when he drew up this mating. This female is bold, moderate sized, easy fleshing, focused on longevity traits, but still has the look it takes to compete.

Lots 4 and 5 are full sisters, and they’re similar yet different. A strategic breeder would actually buy both. 250 may be a shot bolder ribbed and squarer hipped. Others will argue for 251’s smoothness and femininity. They are so similar, and so hard to split, but one thing is certain… they are both great ones and we can’t wait for our customers to have the opportunity to add them to their program.

Balance is a term that gets thrown around loosely, but we feel these females exemplify balance in its truest form. They start with a balanced phenotype that represents function, fleshing ability, and a correct structural build. Past that, 250 has a birth weight in the 60’s, yet stays in the top ¼ of all Brahman cattle for growth, maternal, docility (gentle disposition), and a majority of carcass traits. That’s as real world as it gets. That’s the Modern Brahman of BRC.

Havana Daydreamer is another surefire example of the Modern American Brahman, built at BRC. A half sister to BRC 805/8, the 2021 International Grand Champion Female, she has that same moderation of frame, femininity, and functional body type. But, she brings in the extra boldness, 3-dimensional build, and natural thickness we consistently find in our 160 sired cattle.

A judge called her a “Future Bull Maker” at her first show. Let’s not kid ourselves…these females are “Everything Makers!” They’re the kind that raise a herd bull and then turn around and raise your high selling heifer who turns into a great show heifer and cow. These females represent our vision of what this breed can and should look like. Investing on these females is becoming a shareholder in the future of Brahman.

These females are neat because they are both high end growth cattle that can increase lbs weaned and yearling performance without increasing mature cow weights and maintenance cost. Isn’t that the goal? Increase outputs and decrease inputs by moderating frames size while adding bone and thickness. Take your pick and don’t look back, these are no miss cow prospects.

WHAT WE’RE THINKING Havana Daydreamer

Brahman DaysWorkshop

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

Brahman Days is the nation’s largest and most comprehensive Brahman educational event! You’ll be guaranteed to leave feeling inspired, ready to do more, and to help take your ranch and the Brahman breed to the next level!

9:00 a.m Welcome and Kickoff, Chris Shivers, Infinity Cattle Services

9:10 a.m.

Inspiring a New Generation of Agriculture, Damion K. Turner

Damion Turner is the host of the very popular ‘Shades of Agriculture” podcast, and he’s here to share the store of how agriculture is changing, and that’s a good thing. Learn motivational strategies to grow, change, and adjust to keep your operation on the path to success.

10:00 a.m.

“Being an Outlier in the Brahman Business” - Brandon Cutrer, BRC

Not everyone is going to be a success in the Brahman business. Sadly, a lot of breeders don’t even make it 5 years. Brandon Cutrer discusses how to build the elusive program of success in the Brahman business: a long lasting, profitable, happy ranching operation that will be remembered for generations to come. He’ll discuss the key decisions and factors that impact a Brahman breeders bottom line and, if you’re not on the right track now, how to turn your program around.

11:00 a.m.

“Where Do You Want To Be In 10 Years” - Rachel Cutrer, BRC

Many Brahman breeders have a vision of expanding, adding more cattle, and achieving higher sales prices in the next five to ten years. But, how do you do it? BRC is a shining example that new brands, and new breeders can make it in the Brahman business if you do things the right way. Rachel will explain the basics of pricing your cattle, determining value on cattle you may purchase, building a long-lasting brand in a sea of short term fads, and how operations can effectively market their cattle whether they’re new or old, large or small.

Noon Lunch by Brahman Country Beef

12:45 p.m.

“Understanding DNA and It’s Role in Pedigrees, EPDs and Selection” - Dr. Matt Spangler

Dr. Matt Spangler of the University of Nebraska Lincoln returns to Brahman Days for an informative overview of beef cattle genetics and selection. He will focus on DNA, pedigrees, genetic selection tools, and breed improvement. Dr. Spangler is one of the world’s leading animal scientists and it’s always a honor to hear his game-changing presentations.

1:45 p.m. “Selecting The Modern Brahman: Cattle With a Show Look Who Are Still Functionally Efficient”Keaton Dodd, BRC

Everyone dreams of breeding a champion but what happens after the show is over? Hot genetics and fads change, but functional, efficient cattle are long term staples of success. Keaton Dodd shares the BRC strategy for breeding performance cattle with the look that consistently wins in the show ring. This session will help you understand how to judge cattle, see structural differences, and understand why certain traits are more important than others. Keaton will also share insights into integrity and ethics in the show ring.

3:00 p.m. Tours and Hands On Demonstrations at BRC

The BRC team will provide hands on demonstrations on cattle judging (Keaton Dodd), a tour of our show barn, and a cattle working demonstration by Brandon Cutrer and the BRC team including branding, cattle working, collecting DNA, processing and more. For those who wish to stay in the air conditioning, visit us at The Ranch Downtown for light snacks and drinks.

4:30 p.m. “Night of Champions” Draft Preview

The countdown is on! During this time, the BRC team plus a celebrity “agent” will individually discuss the offering selling on the “Night of Champions” draft board. The board will be revealed, allowing you for plenty of time to get the strategy for your picks!

6:00 p.m. BRC “Night of Champions” Sales Event and Farm to Table Dinner and Dueling Piano Concert

Get ready for a fun and exciting closing event featuring our new private treaty sales event “BRC Night of Champions” Draft. This fun sales format will sure to be the highlight private treaty event of the fall! It’s a new, fun, engaging “draft” where you pick your choice of the BRC Draft Board, which will include exciting opportunities. Guaranteed to be the funnest concert you’ve ever attended at a Brahman event!

7:00 p.m. BRC “Night of Champions” Private Treaty Sale Event

Damion Turner

Matt Spangler

Brandon Cutrer

Rachel Cutrer

Keaton Dodd

Chris Shivers

Night of Champions

Introducing the coolest private treaty sale offering of the year!

BRC is known for creating new ways to make buying Brahman cattle fun! This year’s Night of Champions private treaty sale is similar to the NFL draft. We will have 12 draft picks. Ten will be sold in our online store. One will go to the most active bidder in our online sale, and one is a surprise.

Draft picks sell for $500, which will be applied towards your selection’s purchase price. This also gives you 4 complimentary tickets to the concert.

The draft will be held Friday, October 21st, during the Night of Champions concert. The draft order will be drawn out of the hopper. When your pick is called, we will “introduce” your ranch and family, you’ll come on stage (while some cool theme music is playing) and you’ll make your draft pick from over 30 unbelievable BRC private treaty items. Items will be priced individually from $500 to $50,000. You can also make your draft pick via phone or text. After the 12 official draft choices are made, the board will open up to the public for a 12 hour period at the event and in our online store. We promise there will be something for everyone and that you’ll love it!

Each family or ranch in the draft who attend in person will also receive a mystery gift bag, with a bonus gift. The prizes will get continually better (in our opinion) as your numbers are drawn. So, the last pick of the draft will likely get the “best” mystery gift bag.

We guarantee this will be a night of fun, laughter, and a NIGHT where CHAMPIONS are made. You won’t want to miss it.

SEMEN BOARD

The DRAFT BOARD will feature semen priced from $500 to $25,000 including:

Draft Pick Sale

2 MORE BOARDS WILL BE AVAILABLE! BRC EXPERIENCES AND CHARITABLE SUPPORT

These will feature your choice of five unique BRC “Experiences” to give you once in a lifetime memories. The charity board will feature choices for supporting youth Brahman associations, agricultural organizations, and faith-based charities.

PRIVATE TREATY CATTLE BOARD

The DRAFT BOARD will feature private treaty heifers ranging from $5,000 to $50,000 - including these.

EMBRYO BOARD

The DRAFT BOARD will feature embryos priced from $1500 to $5,000 including full sibs to: LOT 3 LADY GLITTER SPARKLE BRC EMPRESARIO AND MORE!

SALE CONTACTS

Brandon Cutrer 601-466-7536

Lyn Castaneda 561-906-8872

Rachel Cutrer 979-218-4157 Ty Williams 346-235-8159

Keaton Dodd 512-924-9954 Luis Hernandez 352-433-8075

Harley Wade 901-218-5939 Chris Shivers 713-202-1747

Frank Garcia 979-533-3213 Colby Cummings 870-307-5521

CATTLE VIEWING

10405 FM 1301, Boling, Texas

You are invited to the ranch to view the cattle anytime. Please call ahead to ensure a member of our team can provide a personal tour.

THE FUTURE OF BRAHMAN IS HERE

EVENTS TIMELINE

October 12 Draft Pick Spots for the Night of Champions Sale go on sale at 8 a.m. at shopbrcutrer.com

October 18 Sale opens at 7 a.m. and Mystery Lot revealed. Sale closes at 7 p.m. CST.

October 20 Happy Hour at The Ranch Downtown from 5 to 7 p.m.

October 21 Brahman Days Workshop, Night of Champions Sale + Concert

October 22 Heritage Cattle Innovation II Sale, Hungerford followed by Happy Hour at The Ranch Downtown from 5 to 7 p.m.

Mention you’re in town for the BRC events and take 10% off any purchases at The Ranch Downtown! Our parlor features beer and wine selections.

October 23 Join us at El Campo Church of Christ at 10:00 a.m. for Sunday service.

November 1 Payments due for cattle.

November 5 Feed charges begin for cattle left at the ranch.

OUR FAMILY OF BRANDS

Our team is deeply rooted in agriculture and proud to serve thousands of customers worldwide through our four major businesses. Our headquarters is located at 1730 North Richmond Rd., Wharton, Texas. Call our office at 979-532-9141 for more information. Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m; and Fridays 8 a.m. to noon.

SALE TERMS

The cattle sell through an online sale held at www.DVAuction.com. The sale opens at 8 a.m. Tuesday and begins to close at 7:00 p.m. CST. If anyone bids within 5 minutes of 7:00 p.m., 5 more minutes will be added to allow the contending bidder to bid again. If you are interested in buying, we suggest being around a computer or phone to bid until at least 7:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. OR use the proxy bid feature. DVAuction reserves the right to reduce the 5 minute bidding increment time to a lower time limit at their discretion if the sale extended bidding lasts longer than 90 minutes (approximately 8:30 p.m.).

SALE TERMS & CONDITIONS

This sale is governed by Texas law. These terms represent the full agreement between buyer and B.R. Cutrer, Inc. Updates posted at dvauction.com take precedence over catalog.

PAYMENT AND TRANSFER

Terms of the sale are cash, check, or bank wire due upon receipt, and before animals leave BRC. Payment for the cattle is due on or before November 1, 2022. Unpaid accounts are billed 18% APR beginning fourteen (14) days following sale. Upon receipt of payment, B.R. Cuter, Inc. will transfer registration paper to the buyer. If full payment is not received within 14 (fourteen) days, then upon written or electronic notice to buyer, BRC shall retain ownership of animal with full property rights, including the ability to sell the animal to another buyer. Animals not paid for within 14 days of the sale forfeit any future guarantees.

INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS

International bidders should notify BRC of their intent to bid prior to the sale so we can assist you with registering at DV Auction. There are no guarantees offered on internationally-exported cattle once they leave the care of BRC.

FEEDING AND CARE

Cattle will be provided free care until November 5, 2022, after which feed is billed at $8/head/day in the BRC development facility and $20/head/day at the show barn. Any veterinary expense will be the owners obligation. All accounts will be billed monthly. Feed charges must be paid in full when the cattle are picked up. Cattle left at the ranch must carry livestock insurance.

LIABILITY & INSURANCE

Ownership of the animal transfers at the time of sale and buyer bears the risk of injury, disease or death which may occur. Insurance is available through Jensen Livestock Agency (785-374-4372).

HEALTH

Cattle are eligible for a state approved health certificate for interstate shipment. Buyers should make themselves aware of health requirements for their respective states. Animals have been provided the utmost care, nutrition and vaccinations under the guidance of Wharton Veterinary Clinic. Animals are deemed sound and healthy at the time of sale.

GUARANTEE

The sale offering is guaranteed to be reproductively sound. This guarantee does not cover injury or death and is not a lifetime guarantee. In the event of a problem, the buyer is responsible to return the animal to BRC and if it does not respond as a satisfactory breeder, we have the option to select a suitable replacement, if available, or take a sale credit. No cash refunds are given. This guarantee does not include injury, death, management, feed or nutrition issues. Breeding guarantee is voided if any of the following occur: natural disaster, gross negligence or misconduct, cattle not in suitable body condition score to breed, cattle exhibited at livestock shows, virgin heifers flushed or IVF’d prior to having a natural calf, or virgin bulls collected for semen prior to natural breeding.

LIMITATIONS OF GUARANTEE

We make no further guarantees, including but not limited to ability of cattle to compete in livestock shows, ability to be halter broken, disposition, number of years in production, or number of embryos produced, or number of units of semen produced. BRC retains ownership of all DNA cell lines.

IT’S