MORE THAN A BULL VIII - 2013 RED HILL FARMS SALE by SARAH JONES

MORE THAN A BULL VIII Bull & Female Sale

March 16, 2013 25 Red Angus Bulls 25 SimAngus Bulls 2 Red Angus Donor Cows 20 Red Angus Heifers 10 SimAngus Heifers

Swine Seedstock Tobacco Enterprises Red Angus and Simmental Cattle

LOT 3 (156Y)

Dear Friends, We are pleased and excited to welcome you to our 8th Annual Bull and Female sale - More Than a Bull!! Our goal is to oﬀer our customers a complete genetic program along with supportive services to maximize their profitability. We are committed to selecting cattle that adapt to our environment of endophyte-infected fescue. Cattle that thrive in “fescue country” will do the same in most any environment. We believe in cattle that flourish on grass; hence, we develop our bulls and females on forage. Developing bulls on forage will ultimately be beneficial to our customers, with the bulls purchased being superior for feet and leg soundness and longevity as compared to those developed on a high-concentrate diet. In 2012, we were honored when Red Hill Farms was recognized as an American Simmental Association Performance Advocate with a perfect score of 600 for both spring and fall calving seasons. This is just one example of our commitment to collect detailed data and oﬀer as much information as possible on each animal. We strive to objectively describe each animal. Also in 2012, the American Simmental Association (ASA) and the Red Angus Association of America (RAAA) have given our customers another great tool for selecting bulls—a common EPD base. If you are not familiar with this change to the data, please review PROFIT SIMPLIFIED…on page 6 of this catalog. There has never been a more important time to be proactive for agriculture and our beef industry. We read Amanda Radke’s comments on her BEEF Daily blog and appreciate her advocacy for animal agriculture. You may not realize that Amanda led a walkout of several thousand FFA members during the Carrie Underwood concert at the National FFA Convention in 2006. Amanda and her fellow FFA members were protesting the country singer’s anti-meat positions and her association with the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS). We are honored to have Amanda speak on Friday night during our Pre-Sale ‘Cattle Talk’. A major reward of the seedstock business is the opportunity to enjoy the friendship and fellowship of our customers and fellow breeders. You are always welcome to visit our farm to study our cattle and their production records. We intend to collect the most comprehensive data set in the industry - - from birth to rail to cowherd records - - and share all the information with you, the customer. Please review our catalog and contact us if you have questions. We hope to see you on March 15th and 16th!

Bart, Sarah and Ty Jones Gordon and Susan Jones

T189

17P

Welcome to Red Hill Farms 8th Annual Bull & Female Sale Schedule of Events: Friday, March 15, 2013 Cowherd Tours - All Day Cattle Penned and Available for Viewing after 1:00 PM (CDT) Red Hill Beef Taco Bar and “Cattle Talk” at 6:00 PM (CDT) Presenters: Amanda Radke, BEEF Daily Editor Chelsea Tomascik, Red Angus Association

Saturday, March 16, 2013 Bull & Female Sale Time - 1:00 PM (CDT) Red Hill Lunch Served at Noon (CDT)

Bart and Sarah Jones 466 Red Hill Road Lafayette, TN 37083 Home: (615) 666-3098 Bart’s Cell: (615) 633-6941 Sarah’s Cell: (615) 655-4932 redhillfarms@nctc.com www.redhillfarms.net Sale Day Phone (270) 622-2300

Gordon and Susan Jones Home: (270) 781-4038 Gordon’s Cell: (270) 991-2663 Cabin: (270) 622-2300 gordon.jones44@yahoo.com

Marketing Representative Marty Ropp, Allied Genetic Resources (406) 581-7835

Conference Call Line Conference call number, passcode & instructions will be provided to registered buyers upon registration. Registration before Saturday for those unable to attend the sale is appreciated

www.alliedgeneticresources.com

Sale Consultant Davis Holder (270) 457-3010

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Red Hill Cooperator Breeders Coyote Hills Farm - Coyote Hills is owned by the Dal Clark Family, Scottsville, KY. The Clark family has been in the Red Angus business since 2006. The Coyote Hills cattle are heavily influenced by Buffalo Creek and Red Hill genetics. The addition of these cows has added unique genetics for Red Hill customers. We are fortunate to lease the Coyote Hills farm and manage their cows as a part of the Red Hill herd. Buffalo Creek Red Angus - The name Buffalo Creek is forever synonymous with quality Red Angus cattle. After the Buffalo Creek dispersal, Gini Chase asked if we would manage some of her personal cows. We were excited she would send these cows to Red Hill. We enjoy working with Gini, as it is always good to get wisdom from a master breeder. Jack and Gini have been great supporters of our program, and we are honored to have these cows at Red Hill.

Red Hill Farms proudly uses Zoetis Animal Health Products (Formerly Pfizer Animal Health Products)

Thanks to Zoetis for sponsoring our sale day lunch! RED

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— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — SALE LOCATION: 900 Max Roark Road, Scottsville, KY 42164 DIRECTIONS: (Caution: FOR BEST RESULTS DO NOT FOLLOW GPS OR INTERNET DIRECTIONS) From Lafayette, TN: North on Hwy 10—7.5 miles, Turn Right on Wheeley Springs Road. Go 2.2 miles, Turn Left on Red Hill Road. Follow Signs to Sale Location. From Scottsville, KY: 100 East, Turn Right on 1421. Go 4.2 miles, Turn Left on 1578. Go 4.4 miles, Turn Right on Hwy 10. Go 1.4 miles, Turn Left on Wheeley Springs Road. Go 2.2 miles, Turn Left on Red Hill Road. Follow Signs to Sale Location. AIRPORTS: Commercial airline flights to Nashville, TN (60 miles) Contact us if we can assist with transportation. LODGING INFORMATION: Hearthstone Inn—Lafayette, TN - (615) 666-7114 Executive Inn—Scottsville, KY - (270) 622-7770 TERMS: Terms of the sale are cash or good check. ANNOUNCEMENTS: Sale day announcements take precedence over printed material. BUYER REGISTRATION: We request that all prospective buyers attending the sale register and receive a buyer number before the sale. DELIVERY: Free delivery up to 300 miles on all lots. Delivery in excess of 300 miles at cost. For customers in excess of 300 miles, please feel free to call and request a cost quote for delivery. A $50 discount will be given for each lot picked up on sale day. SIGHT UNSEEN BIDDING: We will handle all bids confidentially. Contact Bart (615-666-3098) or Gordon (270-991-2663) prior to the sale for information and/ or assistance. We guarantee 100% satisfaction on sight unseen purchases! RETAINED INTEREST: Red Hill Farms retains a 1/2 semen interest in all bulls selling. We are selling 100% possession and 100% salvage or resale value. This gives Red Hill Farms the option to collect, use, and market semen from the bull and does not restrict the buyer from doing the same. SALE PROCEDURES: We will conduct a “Farmers’ Auction” to sell each individual lot. Cattle sell in catalog order. Each animal has a base price listed in the catalog. When it is time to sell a particular animal we will ask those interested to hold up their buyer number. If only one number is in the air, the animal will be sold at the base price to that individual. If there are multiple numbers in the air, we will gradually raise the price until one number remains. If there is a tie (last two bidders drop out at the same time) the bid is given to the buyer with the lower buyer number. The other bidder may raise the bid by $250 if he wishes to stay in the auction. We intend for this to be a simple, low pressure sale for the benefit of all involved.

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— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — HEALTH SPRING YEARLING BULLS AND HEIFERS Calves: Spring - UltraChoice 8, Cydectin July - UltraChoice 8, Bovi-Shield Gold 5, Dectomax Weaning: UltraChoice 8, Bovi-Shield Gold 5, Dectomax, Heifers Calfhood vaccinated Yearling: UltraChoice 8, Dectomax, Standguard, Bovi-Shield Gold FP5 VL5 HB

FALL 18-MONTH OLD BULLS February 2012: Bovi-Shield Gold 5, UltraChoice 8, Dectomax April 2012: Bovi-Shield Gold 5, UltraChoice8, Cydectin Spring 2013: Bovi-Shield Gold FP5 VL5 HB, UltraChoice 8, Standguard, Dectomax ** All bulls and heifers tested negative to BVD PI in February 2013. ** Cowherd tested negative to BVD PI & Johne’s. VETERINARIAN: Dr. Chad Shaw, DVM, Shaw Veterinary Service, (270) 428-3134. Contact Dr. Shaw for any questions regarding Red Hill Farms herd health or Breeding Soundness Exams of sale bulls. ULTRASOUND TECHNICIAN: David Aborn, Image Livestock Service FERTILITY/DISPOSITION GUARANTEE: We guarantee the fertility and disposition of every animal selling. All bulls sell with a BSE certificate. FIRST SEASON BREEDING GUARANTEE: • All bulls selling for $2,000 or more will be covered 50% by Red Hill Farms if they are injured during their first breeding season and not able to return to service during that first breeding season. Breeding season is defined as the 90-day period following the first turnout of the bulls. • 50% of the value of the injured bull, minus one-half of the salvage value, will be given as credit in a future sale or toward a replacement bull if one is available. Salvage value, if any, will be split equally between Red Hill Farms and the buyer. All injured bulls must be diagnosed by a veterinarian. Please notify us as soon as possible should injury occur and prior to the injured bull being sold for salvage. All claims must be made by March 10, 2014. • Please notify clerk at checkout of estimated turn-out date. • Example 1: A $5,000 bull is injured; a credit of $2,500 minus one-half any salvage value will be given to the buyer. • Example 2: A $2,000 bull is injured; a credit of $1,000 minus one-half of any salvage value will be given to the buyer.

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ALLIED GENETIC RESOURCES

Allied Genetic Resources is a business owned and supported by a group of committed cattle seedstock producers but designed to promote the profitability of their customers. The future of genetic production and marketing will become more focused on customer service and increased profitability and less about the tradition of just selling bulls. Superior genetics must not only function to increase efficiencies at the ranch, they will need to be desired and differentiated in value by the beef industry. Allied is positioned to provide those types of services. Whether you are looking for genetics tailored to your commercial production environment and resources, or you are searching for profitable marketing options, we can help. The 60 owners of Allied Genetic Resources are located in 21 states from California to Virginia and Montana to Texas with over 14,000 seedstock cows and 6,250 commercial females. The owners market more than 5,000 bulls annually. This scope helps to ensure great selection and quality whether you need 1 or 100 bulls or any size group of replacement females. With over 2,500 SimAngus bulls, 1,200 Simmental bulls, 1,000 Angus and Red Angus and 300 Balancer bulls marketed annually, Allied owners offer tremendous selection regardless of your genetic needs. Ultimately, the value of the Allied group of producers is in their character and commitment to customers. This business rests firmly on the combined reputations of some of the highest quality people in the beef business. Independent farm and ranch families all with a proud tradition of standing behind the bulls and females they sell and working with the goal of commercial customer profitability. If you want something you have never had, You must do something you have never done! - Your Seedstock source can now also be your Superior Marketing Representative. - Great genetics should come with great service. - Allied/Superior partnership gives identity to your higher value genetics. - Nationwide exposure to more than 7,000 registered buyers on the Superior network. - Use the Country Page option to sell at the price and speed you are comfortable with or choose the traditional Superior Video Auction for optimum competition. - Experienced marketing consulting and representati on puts interest first. p p your y

www.alliedgeneticresources.com

Talk to Bart today about this opportunity or contact Marty Ropp at Allied directly by e-mail mropp@alliedgeneticresources.com or at 406-581-7835. RED

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Profit $implified… Multi-breed EPD base simplifies selection Since 2010, the Red Angus Association of America (RAAA) and the American Simmental Association (ASA) have combined the growth and carcass datasets to provide commercial producers with the most reliable EPDs in the beef industry. IN the summer of 2012, RAAA and ASA adopted a common base for Growth (BW, WW, YW, Milk) and Carcass (MARB, YG, CW, REA, FAT) EPDs so that all animals registered in either RAAA or ASA can be directly compared – regardless of breed makeup. What is BASE? Raw Genetic Value + Base Adjustment = Published EPD For decades, each breed association has presented EPDs in their own language (the base). Base is no more than a reference point for any trait against which subsequent generations of animals are compared. The establishment of a base ensures that the population to which future generations are compared to remains stable, which allows the breed’s genetic trend to be accurately identified.

Study Percentile Ranks… Percentile ranks are an easy reference and therefore a powerful tool to assist you in becoming accustomed to the new multi-breed base. EPD percentile ranks reference how animals compare within their respective subpopulations, i.e. Breed Composition, Active Sires, Non-Parent Animals, etc. It’s important to realize that although the multi-breed base allows for direct comparison of Red Angus and Simmental EPDs, the percent ranks for Red Angus animals will continue to simply compare the genetics of Red Angus animals against other Red Angus. Thus, an animal that was in the top 10% for growth under the old Red Angus base will still be in the top 10% for growth in the new Red Angus multi-breed base.

Example: In the past, you preferred to purchase bulls that had a -2.0 or lower BW EPD. Since a -2.0 on the old RAAA base represented the top 20% for BW, you now need to use -2.7 as your critical selection threshold as that represents the top 20% for BW on the new multibreed base. THE NEW COMMON EPD BASE… PROGRESS FOR SIMPLIFYING EVALUATION OF CATTLE ACROSS BREEDS Having a common EPD base between different breeds has been a dream of many of us crossbreeding advocates for a long time. With the Sire Evaluation completed in July 2012, our dream has become reality. With the Red Angus data, both Canadian and domestic, the Canadian black Angus data, the American Simmental data, and some other breeds, Simmental has the world’s largest multiple breed data set with nearly 10 million animal records. With this common base, comparing animals of the Red Angus and the Simmental breeds can be done without a comparison table. With this threshold being crossed, we can now work to include more breeds in this common base. For example, if we use popular sires from both breeds and a hybrid sire, the values you see are like comparing apples to apples, with no need to find a table to see what the EPDs for GW Predestined 701T, for example, would have in the Red Angus evaluation. Sire

Breed

Milk

MARB

REA

1BWJ JULIAN 17P

PB AR

-3.0

65.1

97.0

7.9

22.5

-0.1

0.30

0.49

MMF BO R1

PB SM

2.5

59.4

94.9

22.3

30.4

-0.47

0.21

1.30

GW RED COAT 099TS

3/4 SM 1/4 AR

0.2

79.2

129.9

1.1

47.6

-0.31

0.16

1.10

GW PREDESTINED 701T

1/2 SM 1/2 AN

-3.4

61.3

100.4

29.8

24.9

-0.15

1.07

0.87

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ABOUT THE CATALOG for RED ANGUS LOTS Cat: An animal’s category under the Red Angus recordation system. This is a registration structure that classifies an animal according to its percentage of Red Angus genes.

Yearling Weight (YW): predicts the expected difference, in pounds, for yearling weight (adjusted to a standard 365 days of age). This is an indicator of growth from birth to yearling.

1A -

Purebred 100% Red Angus with no disqualifying characteristics (i.e. black, scurs, white in front of navel)

Milk (MILK): predicts the difference in maternal production of an individual animal’s daughters as expressed by the weaning weight of their calves.

1B -

87% to 99% Red Angus, with no disqualifying characteristics.

1A and 1B animals that are disqualified from those categories because of characteristics described above.

Total Maternal (TM): predicts the rancher’s actual observation of weaning weights of calves raised by an animal’s daughters. TM includes the daughters milk EPD plus half of her genetic contribution to her calf’s weaning weight EPD.

Less than 87% Red Angus gene content. PERFORMANCE VALUES

BW: The animal’s adjusted birth weight. A lower BW Ratio corresponds to lighter birth weights. 205 WW: The animal’s adjusted weaning weight. 365 YW: The animal’s adjusted yearling weight. ADG: Average Daily Gain from weaning to yearling. ADG Ratio is a Red Hill Farms ratio, grouping cattle by sex. Scrotal: Scrotal measurements are actual measurements in centimeters taken on 2/12/13. Frame Score: A convenient way to describe skeletal size of an animal based on the animal’s hip height adjusted to 365 days of age. With appropriate height growth curves, most animals will maintain the same frame score throughout their life while the actual hip height increases with age. However, with some animals that mature earlier or later than average, the score will change. Frame scores have been calculated twice on animals selling. The frame score listed is an average of the 2 values. %IMF & REA: Adjusted measurements taken on 9/10/11 for fall animals and 1/18/13 for spring yearlings. DAM MPPA: Most Probable Producing Ability (MPPA) - An estimate of a cow’s future productivity based on her past productivity of weaning ratios and number of progeny. PERCENTILE RANK: The smaller numbers under each respective EPD is the percentile rank of that animal within the respective breed. EPD DEFINITIONS Calving Ease Direct (CED): predicts the probability of calves being born unassisted out of two year-old heifers. Higher values indicate greater calving ease of a sire’s progeny. Birth Weight (BW): predicts the difference, in pounds, for birth weight, and is also used in the calculation of Red Angus’ Calving Ease Direct (CED) EPD. Weaning Weight (WW): predicts the difference, in pounds, for weaning weight (adjusted to age of dam and a standard 205 days of age). This is an indicator of growth from birth to weaning.

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Maintenance Energy (ME): predicts differences in energy requirements of mature daughters of an individual and is expressed in percentage differences in energy required for body maintenance. Heifer Pregnancy (HPG): predicts the probability of heifers conceiving to calve at two years of age. Just like the Stayability EPD, Heifer Pregnancy EPDs are expressed in terms of percentage probability difference. Calving Ease Maternal (CEM): predicts the probability of a given animal’s daughters calving unassisted at two years of age. Higher values indicate greater calving ease of a sire’s daughters. Stayability (STAY): predicts the probability that a bull’s daughters will remain in the herd until at least six years of age. Since the main reason for cows being culled before the age of six is being open, the EPD is primarily a measure of sustained fertility in female offspring. Marbling Score (MARB): predicts the difference for carcass marbling score as expressed in marbling score units. Higher marbling scores are positively correlated with higher carcass quality grades. Rib Eye Area (REA): predicts the difference of carcass rib eye area between the 12th and 13th rib. Larger rib eye area is associated with more desirable carcass yield grade. Yield Grade (YG): predicts differences in USDA Yield Grade score and is expressed in USDA Yield Grade units. YG EPD is calculated using the genetic predictions of CW, REA and FAT EPDs. The reliability of Red Angus’ YG EPD is enhanced by using both ultrasound and actual carcass data in the calculation of REA and FAT EPDs. DAM’S INFO YOB: Birth year of dam. WT./BCS: Cow weight and body condition score at last weaning. BR: Number of calves weighed/Average birth weight ratio. WR: Number of calves weaned/Average weaning weight ratio. YR: Number of calves weighed/Average yearling weight ratio.

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Why Crossbreed? MATERNAL HETEROSIS Not Glamorous… but HUGE! The benefits seen from using a SimAngus composite bull on a mainly straight-bred cowherd are subtle at first – slightly higher weaning weight, yearling weight, average daily gain and a higher calf survivability rate can be expected. However, research trials dated as far back as thirty years conclude the greatest advantage is an increase in overall cowherd production thanks to MATERNAL HETEROSIS. The crossbred cow is twenty to thirty percent more productive in her lifetime than a straight-bred cow due to increased longevity, increased efficiency, reduced age at puberty, calf survival rate, and increased rate of gain. That same research shows that MATERNAL HETEROSIS is directly responsible for: 1.3 years increased cow longevity (Cundiff 1993) -

20% more calf weaned per cow exposed (Gregory 1980) 1 more calf weaned in her lifetime (Weaber 2007)

“Carefully designed composites, not just crossbred bulls, are easy for the commercial producer to implement and sustain. Remember that all crossbreeding provides heterosis, but heterosis alone cannot fix poor genetic choices. Bottom-line: utilizing heterosis correctly will reduce costs and add value.” Jim Butcher

ABOUT THE CATALOG for SIMANGUS LOTS COLOR RED: Red BB: Homozygous Black Bb: Heterozygous Black DB: Double Black POLLED STATUS PP: Homozygous Polled Pp: Heterozygous Polled DP: Double Polled P/S: Polled/Scurred PERFORMANCE VALUES BW: The animal’s adjusted birth weight. A higher BW Ratio corresponds to lighter birth weights. 205 WW: The animal’s adjusted weaning weight. 365 YW: The animal’s adjusted yearling weight. ADG: Average Daily Gain from weaning to yearling. ADG Ratio is a Red Hill Farms ratio, grouping cattle by sex. Scrotal: Scrotal measurements are actual measurements in centimeters taken on 2/12/13. Frame Score: A convenient way to describe skeletal size of an animal based on the animal’s hip height adjusted to 365 days of age. With appropriate

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height growth curves, most animals will maintain the same frame score throughout their life while the actual hip height increases with age. However, with some animals that mature earlier or later than average, the score will change. Frame scores have been calculated twice on animals selling. The frame score listed is an average of the 2 values. %IMF & REA: Adjusted measurements taken on 9/10/13 for fall animals and 1/18/13 for spring yearlings. REA/CWT: Actual ribeye area divided by the animal’s actual hundred weight. PERCENTILE RANK: The smaller numbers under each respective EPD is the percentile rank of that animal within the respective breed. DAM’S INFO YOB: Birth year of dam. WT./BCS: Cow weight and body condition score at last weaning. BR: Number of calves weighed/Average birth weight ratio. WR: Number of calves weaned/Average weaning weight ratio. YR: Number of calves weighed/Average yearling weight ratio.

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ASA EPDS AND $ INDEXES Calving Ease (CE): Percent of unassisted births when used on heifers. Birth Weight (BW): Pounds of birth weight. Weaning Weight (WW): Pounds of weaning weight. Yearling Weight (YW): Pounds of yearling weight. Maternal Calving Ease (MCE): Percent of unassisted births in first-calving daughters. Milk (MLK): Pounds of weaning weight due to milk. Maternal Weaning Weight (MWW): Pounds of weaning weight due to milk and growth. Docility (DOC): Percent of docile calves from one sire compared to calves of other sires. Stayability (STAY): Percent of daughters remaining in the cowherd at 6 years of age. Yield Grade (YG): Yield grade score. Marbling (MRB): Marbling score. Ribeye Area (REA): Square inches of ribeye. All-Purpose Index (API): Dollars per cow exposed under an all-purpose-sire scenario. (See below for more details.) Terminal Index (TI): Dollars per cow exposed under a terminal-sire scenario. (See below for more details.) Back Fat (BF): Inches of backfat. $ Indexes: Though EPDs allow for the comparison of genetic levels for many economically important traits, they only provide a piece of the economic puzzle. That’s where $ indexes come in. Through wellconceived, rigorous mathematical computation, $ indexes blend EPDs and economics to estimate an animal’s overall impact on your bottom line. The same technology that led to the dramatic progress in swine, poultry, and dairy genetics over the last several decades was used to develop the following $ indexes: All-Purpose Index (API): Evaluates sires for use on the entire cow herd (bred to both Angus first-calf heifers and mature cows) with the portion of their daughters required to maintain herd size retained and the remaining heifers and steers put on feed and sold on a carcass grid basis. Terminal Index (TI): Evaluates sire for use on mature Angus cows with all offspring put on feed and sold on a carcass grid basis. Using API and TI: First, determine which index to use; if you’re keeping replacements use API, if not, TI. Then, just as with EPDs, focus on the unit difference between bulls. (As described above, index units are in dollars per cow exposed.) The difference can be used to determine how much a bull is worth compared to another. Or, put another way, how much you can pay for one bull compared to another. For example, when buying an all-purpose-type sire, you can quickly figure a bull scoring $140 for API is worth an extra $6,000 over a $90 bull if both are exposed to 30 cows over 4 years ($50 diff. x 30 hd. x 4 yr. = $6,000). A percentile-ranking chart is required to determine where a bull’s index value ranks him relative to other bulls in the breed. For percentile rankings or more detailed information about EPDs and $ indexes visit www.simmental.org.

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Red Hill Red Angus 18-Month Old Bulls

The Fall Bulls were weaned in April 2012. After a brief dry lot weaning period, the bulls ran on fescue pasture and free choice mineral during the Spring and Summer. Yearling weight, frame score, scrotal circumference, and ultrasound data were taken on 9/10/12. It would have been easy to step up the energy in the diet and add 300 pounds to the yearling weights, but we feel this would have had a negative impact on the bulls’ longevity and chose the slower growing forage development. Since that date, the bulls have been on limited pasture with a TMR haylage based ration to maintain condition. Breeding Soundness Exams were performed on February 12, 2013 and the scrotal measurements printed in this catalog are from that date. These bulls have the right condition (fit and trim) and age to service cows immediately.

1 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

Red Hill L081 Ripper 13R Red Hill 13R Ripper 28U Red Hill 17P Barmaid 46S BUF CRK Nice'n Easy T189 Red Hill T189 Barmaid 190W 1BWJ Barmaid 54P

RED HILL 28U RIPPER 132Y 1496928 8/13/11

Opening Bid:

$7,500

CED

MILK

HPG

-4.4

-3

BW 63

205 520

365 952

ADG 2.7

105

107

110

Dam's Info:

YOB

2009 WT./BCS

Scrotal 35.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.5 868 / 4

1/92

0.33

%IMF 3.10

REA 12.6

108

112

1/105

REA

-0.09

0.41

DAM MPPA 102.0 YR

1/107

This bull represents a near ideal model of phenotype and performance for us at Red Hill. We used 132Y extensively in our fall 2012 breeding-both naturally and AI. We will use him heavily again in the spring of 2013. 132Y is double bred to our foundation dam, M554, and combines our two expert bulls for forage conversion-13R and T189. 132Y's dam calved at the beginning of the calving season in 2011 and 2012, and she has a beautiful udder and perfect disposition. She is certainly on track to be a future donor at Red Hill.

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LOT 2 (157Y)

2 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

BUF CRK Lancer R017 BUF CRK The Right Kind U199 BUF CRK Shoshone R353 Beckton Julian GG B571 Red Hill B571 Barmaid 85S Beckton Barmaid M554 CH

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Opening Bid:

$3,500

CED

MILK

HPG

-4.1

-6

BW 62

205 497

365 730

ADG 1.46

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

Scrotal 37.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.6

ET 2006 WT./BCS

1315 / 7

3/99

0.47

%IMF 3.65

REA 9.2

108

3/96

REA

0.01

0.14

DAM MPPA 97.3 YR

1/100

157Y got off to a slow start in life. His recip dam barely got him raised, but has he ever exploded this winter!!! This is the most three dimensional bull in the sale. He is not tall, but he is massive--huge ribbed, deep flanked and built like a tank. He also strides well on an outstanding set of feet. This bull has herd bull potential. His dam, 85S, is a full sister to our herdsire, 84S. She was purchased by Gini Chase in our sale a few years back.

Profit per cow, or per acre? “If we focus on profit per acre, there will be a tendency to seek the right-sized cow for our environment and select best practices for economic eﬃciency and profitability.” Bruke Teichert retired as vice president and general manager of Deseret - Beef Magazine (August 2012)

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LOT 3 (156Y)

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EPD AR%

RATIO

Red Hill L081 Ripper 13R Red Hill 13R Ripper 28U Red Hill 17P Barmaid 46S TR Julian LT142 RedHill LT142 Barmaid 141W 1BWJ Barmaid 49P

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Opening Bid:

$3,500

CED

MILK

HPG

0.7

BW 83

205 590

365 937

ADG 2.16

119

106

Dam's Info:

YOB

Scrotal 37.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.3

88 2009 WT./BCS

892 / 3

1/119

0.29

%IMF 2.66

REA 10.9

1/119

REA

0.03

0.22

DAM MPPA 107.6 YR

1/106

156Y has been a stout, big footed, easy doing bull since birth. His dam is sired by the maternal giant, LT 142. She calved early as a two year-old and bred back AI. She has another top bull nursing her now. This bull is linebred to cattle that are proven to produce--he traces three times to B571, twice to M554 and twice to 49P. It is 156Y's extra structural stoutness, footsize and correctness that sets him apart.

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EPD AR%

RATIO

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Opening Bid:

$3,500

BUF CRK Shoshone R353 BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Barmaid M554 CH

CED

MILK

HPG

-3.4

-1

BW 76

205 544

365 885

ADG 2.13

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

Scrotal 35.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.3

ET 2004 WT./BCS

1440 / 7

4/104

0.50

%IMF 3.32

REA 10.7

109

4/113

REA

-0.02

0.30

DAM MPPA 109.6 YR

4/106

151Y is the U199 son we chose to use for Fall 2012 breeding. He worked hard in the pasture as he cleaned up Red Angus heifers, T189's dam, and Lot 1's dam. As you can see, we put our best with him. He may appear a little thinner than the other fall bulls that were not used, but do not hold that against him. See the footnote on his dam on page 13.

LOT 4 (151Y)

1BWJ BARMAID 54P (BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 x Beckton Barmaid M554 CH) 54P is a unique breeding piece that we have been fortunate to breed and own at Red Hill. 54P is a daughter of our foundation dam, Beckton Barmaid M554 – a cow very familiar to followers of the Red Hill Red Angus breeding program. Not only does 54P reproduce and milk with the best, but it is her natural thickness, massive rib, ability to flesh on limited resources and perfect disposition that makes her great. She does so many things well, but the one trait that sets 54P apart is her hair coat. A short, thin hair coat is essential when cattlemen are looking for cattle that will thrive on endophyte-infected fescue. Additionally, 54P transmits this short, thin hair coat to her progeny as well as any Red Angus cow at Red Hill. We have used four sons of 54P in our program (101S, 126T, 105U, and 4X) and each is having an impact with daughters in our herd. She has produced sons that sold to Wall, Nolin, and Weber, IA (101S), Hard Rock Beef, NC (126T), Bent Tree Farms, AL (105U), Raymond and Russell Neill, MO (106U), Steven Lyon, KY (110U), Buffalo Creek Red Angus, WY (1W), Isom Brothers, KY (7X), Johnny and Brenda Coley, TN (6X), and Russ Diedrichsen, NE (118X). Additionally, 54P has produced top heifers that are now working in herds in OH, MO, WY, KS, AL and WA. The 2013 sale features 54P and her progeny. There are nine bulls selling by three different sires—Red Hill B571 Julian 84S, BUF CRK The Right Kind U199, and GW Red Coat 099TS. Progeny from 54P in the 2013 sale include both top-end Red Angus as well as SimAngus genetics - another example of her genetic prepotency. We are reluctantly offering one heifer (LOT 57)—a top daughter of 84S. She will be a foundation/donor prospect for the new owner. Take a look at the catalog for the opportunity to purchase some of these great genetics!

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — BUF CRK Cornerstone 5210 RED HILL 6033 KEYSTONE 142Y BUF CRK Keystone 6033

5 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

1496676 8/19/11

Opening Bid:

$2,750

BUF CRK Pinemarie 5151 Red Hill 17P Jullian126T RedHill 126T Classic 180W Red Hill K449 Classic 18S

CED

MILK

HPG

-0.8

BW 76

205 496

365 897

ADG 2.5

110

100

101

102

Dam's Info:

YOB

2009 WT./BCS

Scrotal 32.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.5 776 / 3

1/110

0.43

%IMF 2.86

REA 10.5

1/100

REA

0.08

-0.02

DAM MPPA 100.0 YR

1/101

The granddam of 142Y, 18S, was the cow we gave Ty to start his herd. His maternal grandsire is one of the most under used bulls in our program. 126T sold to Ronnie Holman, NC, and when we saw him last spring we were in awe. We only have two daughters of 126T and both are fabulous. The Keystone cattle are as good as they get maternally. They do all the things you cannot measure!! This bull is not wild on his numbers, but you will be wild about his daughters in five and ten years.

LOT 5 (142Y)

6 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

BUF CRK Lancer R017 BUF CRK The Right Kind U199 BUF CRK Shoshone R353 BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Barmaid M554 CH

RED HILL U199 LANCER 138Y 1496957 8/17/11

Opening Bid:

$2,500

CED

MILK

HPG

REA

-3.4

-1

0.50

-0.02

0.32

BW 73

205 460

365 832

ADG 2.32

%IMF 3.34

REA 10.9

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

Scrotal 33.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.0

ET 2004 WT./BCS

1440 / 7

4/104

111

4/113

A thick topped, solid structured U199 son. See his dam info on page 13.

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

DAM MPPA 109.6 YR

4/106

— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — BUF CRK Lancer R017 RED HILL U199 LANCER 168Y BUF CRK The Right Kind U199

7 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

1496956 9/1/11

Opening Bid:

$2,500

BUF CRK Shoshone R353 BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Barmaid M554 CH

CED

MILK

HPG

-3.4

-1

BW 82

205 427

365 822

ADG 2.47

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

Scrotal 39.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.4

ET 2004 WT./BCS

1440 / 7

4/104

0.51

%IMF 3.49

REA 9.1

104

4/113

REA

0.02

0.19

DAM MPPA 109.6 YR

4/106

168Y is the lightest colored of the bulls from this flush. He appears to be a bull that will slick off early in the spring. Check out the info on his donor dam on page 13.

8 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Julian GG B571 1BWJ Julian 17P Shady's Ms Marias 283 Shady's Glac/Marias 956 Shady's Ms Marias 287 CYN Stryking Fancy

RED HILL 17P JULIAN 205Y 1496942 9/30/11

Opening Bid:

$2,500

CED

MILK

HPG

1.1

105

365 939

ADG 2.38

84 84

BW 83

205 557

118

113

110

Dam's Info:

YOB

2002 WT./BCS

Scrotal 36.5

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 6.1 1420 / 4

8/101

0.53

%IMF 3.63

REA 10.8

119

8/104

REA

0.10

0.24

DAM MPPA 103.2 YR

8/101

205Y is a high performing 17P son. He represents the traits for which the 17P cattle excel -- moderate birth and fast, early life growth. His dam, 287, has three daughters in production at Red Hill including the favorite cow of many visitors, 40P. 287 also has sons working for Judith Bartley, KY, Shoup Family, MI and Mike Collins, KY.

LOT 8 (205Y)

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

— 2013 — RED

RATIO

BUF CRK Lancer R017 BUF CRK The Right Kind U199 BUF CRK Shoshone R353 Beckton Julian GG B571 RedHill B571 Barmaid 3W 1BWJ Barmaid 54P

RHF-BUF U199 LANCER 193Y

Bull

EPD AR%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

1496923 9/20/11

Opening Bid:

$2,000

CED

MILK

HPG

-5.4

-3

BW 64

205 481

365 806

ADG 2.02

100

Dam's Info:

YOB

2009 WT./BCS

Scrotal 35.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.7 1265 / 6

1/90

0.52

%IMF 3.61

REA 10.1

100

1/100

REA

-0.01

0.24

DAM MPPA 100.0 YR

1/100

193Y's dam, 3W, was the top selling heifer in our 2010 sale going to Buffalo Creek Red Angus, WY. Gini wanted to keep her and sent her back to Tennessee bred to U199. This bull offers excellent calving ease and excels in the "hard to measure" traits that are so important to profitability--CED, ME, HPG, CEM, STAY.

10 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

LJC Lancer 806 Brown Commitment S7206 Brown Ms Shazzam P7940 Beckton Justice C2 R695 BSF Laurel T069 JC BSF Laurel R284 LN

RED HILL S7206 COMMIT 141Y 1496903 8/18/11

Opening Bid:

$2,000

CED

MILK

HPG

-6.5

-2

BW 57

205 526

365 834

ADG 1.99

106

100

Dam's Info:

YOB

Scrotal 38.5

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.8

92 2007 WT./BCS

1005 / 5

3/83

1.28

%IMF 2.96

REA 11.1

100

3/103

REA

0.04

0.20

DAM MPPA 102.2 YR

2/101

141Y is a unique combination of two animals both being in the top 1% of the Red Angus database for Marbling. 141Y is moderate framed and easy fleshing. His dam, T069, was a top scanning female at Beckton's (IMF ratio of 154) with top 1% CED and BW.

RED HILL 17P JULIAN 212Y

Bull

1496937 10/15/11

Opening Bid:

$2,000

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Julian GG B571 1BWJ Julian 17P Shady's Ms Marias 283 Beckton Justice G302 Beckton Larkaba M848 JC Beckton Larkaba D292 NM

CED

MILK

HPG

-1.2

BW 74

205 542

365 843

ADG 1.87

105

110

101

Dam's Info:

YOB

Scrotal 32.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.4

87 2011 WT./BCS

1360 / 5

7/105

0.35

%IMF 3.49

REA 8.4

115

8/112

REA

0.08

0.04

DAM MPPA 110.4 YR

8/107

M848, the dam of 212Y, has produced some good ones! A 3/4 brother to 212Y was a top bull here a few years ago. He was a bull we used that sired some of our top replacements. Another bull out of M848 sold to Al and John Pedigo, KY in 2010. M848 was sold in the Fall of 2012 to Tony and Marge Baretich, MO to start their Red Angus program. It is hard to find a cow that weans 8@112. Not only did M848 perform well, but she also has a very good udder.

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — BUF CRK Lancer R017 RED HILL U199 LANCER 145Y BUF CRK The Right Kind U199

12 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

1496953 8/20/11

Opening Bid:

$2,000

BUF CRK Shoshone R353 BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Barmaid M554 CH

CED

MILK

HPG

-3.4

-1

BW 64

205 397

365 771

ADG 2.34

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

Scrotal 37.5

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.5

ET 2004 WT./BCS

1440 / 7

3/102

0.48

%IMF 3.04

REA 8.9

4/113

REA

0.02

0.18

DAM MPPA 109.6 YR

4/106

Another bull from the U199 X 54P flush. This is the darkest red bull of the flush.

RED HILL 17P JULIAN 177Y

Bull

1496892 9/11/11

Opening Bid:

$2,000

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Julian GG B571 1BWJ Julian 17P Shady's Ms Marias 283 BUF CRK Keystone 6033 1BWJ Caldwell 66P 1BWJ Caldwell J7

CED

MILK

HPG

-1.6

BW 72

205 523

365 751

ADG 1.49

100

106

Dam's Info:

90 YOB

Scrotal 36.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.2

69 2004 WT./BCS

1070 / 4

2/99

0.39

%IMF 3.61

REA 9.1

119

3/107

REA

0.04

-0.01

DAM MPPA 104.4 YR

2/98

177Y's dam, 66P, is a moderate framed cow that always weans an above average calf. She has weaned three natural and three ET calves. She has calved six years in a row within a 30 day window. Her 2007 bull sold to Jay Price, KY.

“To meet my goals of low-input cowsthat is, low-labor, low-machinery costs; minimal hay feeding and strategic supplementation to just take oﬀ the rough edges of the natural environment- I like small to moderate-framed cows without high milk production. I think that makes today’s operations most profitable.” - Burke Teichert, retired as vice president and general manager of Deseret - Beef Magazine (March 2012)

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

Red Hill SimAngus Bulls Since 1996, the American Simmental Association (ASA) has conducted an extensive progeny evaluation program. This program has identified the superior calving ease and carcass genetics in the breed. The Simmental breed was also the first breed involved in the University of Illinois progeny test where complete gain, feed efficiency, and carcass data has been accumulated. Quite simply, the Simmental breed has been the industry leader in sire progeny evaluation. The Simmental genetic evaluation is solely based on data from herds involved in Total Herd Enrollment (THE). Because of the superior growth rate and muscling of Simmental cattle, the breed is a natural complement to Red and Black Angus genetics.

Red Hill SimAngus 18-Month Old Bulls

The Simmental bull management has been identical to that of the Red Angus bulls – as all the bulls ran in the same pastures and were fed from the same troughs. The Fall Bulls were weaned in April 2012. After a brief dry lot weaning period, the bulls ran on fescue pasture and free choice mineral during the Spring and Summer. Yearling weight, frame score, scrotal circumference, and ultrasound data were taken on 9/10/12. It would have been easy to step up the energy in the diet and add 300 pounds to the yearling weights, but we feel this would have had a negative impact on the bulls’ longevity and chose the slower growing forage development. Since that date, the bulls have been on limited pasture with a TMR haylage based ration to maintain condition. Breeding Soundness Exams were performed on February 12, 2013 and the scrotal measurements printed in this catalog are from that date. These bulls have the right condition (fit and trim) and age to service cows immediately.

LOT 15 (179Y)

RED HILL

SIMANGUS

— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — GW Predestined 701T RED HILL 645W 85T 167Y GW Predestined 645W

14 Bull

2659534 8/29/11

50K

Opening Bid: CE

EPD 16.8 SM%

RATIO

PB SM BB/PP $3,500 YW

GW Miss Lucky One 517R GW Lucky Charm 665K Red Hill 665K Strike 85T Gw Miss Lucky Strike 951

0.1

52.1 80.5 13.8 26.6 52.6 14.8 -0.32 0.57

BW 71

205 472

365 807

ADG 2.10

103

Dam's Info:

98 YOB

MCE MILK MWW DOC 3

Scrotal 34.5

YG 20

Frame 4.8

92 2007 WT./BCS

1115 / 4

3/95

MARB REA

0.89

%IMF 2.85

REA 11.4

100

3/109

API

142

REA/CWT 1.43

100 2/104

167Y is the bull we chose to use for Fall 2012 breeding. We used him on heifers. He represents so many traits hard to come by in a purebred Simmental bull -- excellent calving ease and carcass traits. Additionally, 167Y is moderate framed, has excellent structural correctness and a calm disposition. 167Y's dam, 85T, is nursing another full brother this year.

LOT 14 (167Y)

15 Bull

2659535 9/12/11

PB SM Blk/Polled $3,500

Opening Bid: CE EPD 16.7 SM%

RATIO

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 645W GW Miss Lucky One 517R GW Lucky Charm 665K Red Hill 665K Brooks 23U Red Hill Ms Brooks 2S

RED HILL 645W 23U 179Y

API

%IMF 1.41

REA 12.8

59.5 93.7 12.6 26.0 55.8 14.0 -0.23 0.19

BW 80

205 554

365 898

ADG 2.20

115

109

Dam's Info:

YOB

Scrotal 38.0

134

0.9

MCE MILK MWW DOC

0.97

Frame 6.4

97 2008 WT./BCS

1045 / 5

2/103

MARB REA

113

2/114

REA/CWT 1.46

102 YR

2/105

179Y is the most powerfully constructed bull in this year's offering. This bull possesses extreme natural thickness and body capacity on huge feet. This is an example of the reason we purchased his sire, 645W. We saw 645W and just admired his stoutness and correctness of structure. It is no coincidence that these first two fall SimAngus bulls are out of Lucky Charm daughters. Lucky Charm was ahead of his time for producing beef for profit.

RED HILL

SIMANGUS

— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — G A R US Premium Beef RED HILL 021TS 005K 162Y GW Premium Beed 021TS

16 Bull

2659530 8/28/11

50K

Opening Bid: CE

EPD 20.3 SM%

RATIO

3/4 SM 1/4 AN BB/PP $3,500 YW

GW Miss Lucky Charm 410P GW Lucky Strike 147G GW Miss Lucky Strike 005 GW Miss High Density 654

BW 65

205 536

365 851

ADG 2.00

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

Scrotal 34.0

API

167

%IMF 2.51

REA 11.5

55.2 97.1 15.7 26.5 54.1 16.7 -0.33 0.46

MCE MILK MWW DOC

1.02

-1.5

Frame 5.6

ET 2000 WT./BCS

1350 / 5

9/104

MARB REA

116

9/109

REA/CWT 1.32

92 8/107

162Y is a very long bodied bull with good feet. His dam, 005K is a donor at Red Hill. We have seven daughters of 005K in our herd and sold a son of her in 2011 to L.J. Watson, KY.

RED HILL 645W 150T 171Y

Bull

2659537 9/6/11 Opening Bid: CE

EPD 13.4 SM%

RATIO

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 645W GW Miss Lucky One 517R MMF BO R1 Red Hill R1 Cldwell 150T 1BWJ Caldwell L125

5/8 SM 1/4 AR 1/8 AN Blk/PP $2,000

1.0

51.4 82.6 11.9 31.0 56.7

MCE MILK MWW DOC

BW 71

205 481

365 881

ADG 2.50

103

100

107

110

Dam's Info:

YOB

2007 WT./BCS

Scrotal 33.0

8.3 70

YG 30

Frame 4.6 1125 / 5

API

0.80

138

%IMF 3.18

REA 11.8

MARB REA

-0.26 0.57

3/95

108

104

3/100

REA/CWT 1.31

92 YR

2/105

171Y posted above average individual performance. His dam is sired by R1, a sire whose daughters are very functional, sound structured females with excellent udders.

RED HILL 645W 133U 182Y

Bull

2659529 9/13/11 Opening Bid: CE

EPD 12.7 SM%

RATIO

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 645W GW Miss Lucky One 517R Hooks Shear Force 38K RedHill 38K Dutchess 133U Red Hill 6033 Dutchess 107S

5/8 SM 1/4 AR 1/8 AN Blk/PP $2,000 YW

API

%IMF 1.69

REA 14.0

44.5 68.6 10.9 24.4 46.7 13.4 -0.47 0.07

BW 78

205 416

365 799

ADG 2.40

Dam's Info:

97 YOB

Scrotal 35.0

107

1.2

MCE MILK MWW DOC

1.19

Frame 4.4

105 2008 WT./BCS

1050 / 5

2/113

MARB REA

123

2/79

182Y is the most muscular bull in the sale. He has the feet and structure to cover cows.

RED HILL

SIMANGUS

REA/CWT 1.76

123 YR

1/97

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

RED HILL 701T 124T 154Y

Bull

2659532 8/23/11 Opening Bid: CE

1/2 SM 1/4 AR 1/4 AN RED/PP $2,000

-0.6

74.2

122

8.8

BW 77

205 574

365 996

ADG 2.70

119

121

119

Dam's Info:

YOB

2007 WT./BCS

EPD 14.0 SM%

RATIO

G A R Predestined GW Predestined 701T GW Miss Lucky Strike 363 MMF BO R1 Red Hill R1 Lady 124T Shady's Ms Marias 201

MCE MILK MWW DOC

API

1.30

139

%IMF 2.31

REA 13.7

MARB REA

25.4 62.5 10.7 -0.29 0.44 25

Scrotal 41.5

Frame 7.1 1515 / 7

3/99

121

2/99

REA/CWT 1.32

92 YR

2/108

154Y is all about the scales. He has been the heaviest bull at weaning and yearling. If you sell by the pound check him out.

RED HILL 106W 131U 163Y

Bull

2659536 8/28/11 Opening Bid: CE

EPD 15.2 SM%

RATIO

Hooks Shear Force 38K Hook's Wally 106W TSN Miss Future P037 GW Red Coat 099TS RedHill 99TS Monu 131U Shady's Ms Marias 275

5/8 SM 1/4 AR 1/8 AN Red/PP $2,000

API

133

%IMF 2.08

REA 12.1

MCE MILK MWW DOC

58.7

11.5 18.6 48.0 15.6 -0.30 0.23

BW 62

205 427

365 791

ADG 2.30

115

Dam's Info:

96 YOB

Scrotal 35.0

1.00

-2.3

Frame 4.8

101 2008 WT./BCS

1020 / 5

2/114

MARB REA

107

2/86

REA/CWT 1.51

106 YR

2/95

163Y has been impressive since weaning. He is a well balanced bull with excellent disposition and soundness.

LOT 20 (163Y)

RED HILL

SIMANGUS

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

RED HILL 645W U441 209Y

Bull

2659531 10/10/11

5/8 SM 3/8 AN Blk/PP $2,000

Opening Bid: CE

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 645W GW Miss Lucky One 517R SSF BLK P-Design R424 SSF BLK Missy U441 SSF BLK Missy S767

%IMF 2.21

REA 9.67

SM%

BW 77

205 477

365 805

ADG 2.10

98 YOB

Scrotal 34.5

2659533 8/20/11

CE EPD 16.0

Frame 5.1

92 2008 WT./BCS

1025 / 5

-3.6

54.1 93.7 10.4 29.8 56.8

BW 66

205 529

365 878

ADG 2.20

109

110

107

Dam's Info:

YOB

MCE MILK MWW DOC 20

Scrotal 33.5

2/96

9.9 50

YG 40

Frame 4.5 1480 / 5

2/95

REA/CWT 1.25

88 YR

2/94

API

0.98

176

%IMF 3.58

REA 13.6

MARB REA

-0.22 0.98

97 2005 WT./BCS

MARB REA

G A R Predestined GW Predestined 701T GW Miss Lucky Strike 363 Ironwood Design 3U 0350 Wardens Barbara 350 5320 Kapp Toreby Barbara SST 202

1/4 SM 3/4 AN Blk/PP $2,000

Opening Bid:

RATIO

RED HILL 701T 5320 146Y

Bull

SM%

API

44.5 70.2 10.3 28.2 50.5 12.8 -0.18 0.58

Dam's Info:

MCE MILK MWW DOC

142

0.3

RATIO

0.59

EPD 15.6

3/98

122

120

3/124

REA/CWT 1.49

104 YR

2/110

146Y's dam, 5320, is a cow that always weans a heavy calf and her cattle always scan above average for IMF. A full brother to 146Y sold in 2012 to Jay Price and David Billingsley, KY. An additional plus for this bull is his short, slick hair coat.

RED HILL

SIMANGUS

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

Red Hill Red Angus Spring Yearling Bulls

The bulls were developed on a high-roughage haylage based ration with a goal of the bulls gaining 2.25 pounds per day. Yearling weights, ultrasound data, and height measurements were taken on January 18, 2013. Scrotal measurements and BSEs were performed by Dr. Chad Shaw on February 12, 2013. The scrotal measurements printed are actual measurements from February 12, 2013. Many of these bulls have grown 1 to 2 centimeters since their January yearling measurements.

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LOT 23 (77Z)

RED HILL 84S JULIAN 77Z

Bull

1518897 2/1/12

Opening Bid:

$5,000

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Julian GG B571 Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Beckton Barmaid M554 CH BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Barmaid M554 CH

CED

MILK

HPG

-3.2

BW 95

205 715

365 1041

ADG 2.04

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

Scrotal 36.5

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.2

ET 2004 WT./BCS

1440 / 7

4/104

REA

0.34 -0.07 0.38

%IMF 3.44

REA 11.8

4/113

DAM MPPA 109.6 YR

4/106

77Z has been a standout since birth. He took off and grew like a weed. We have always admired his flawless structural soundness. He is double bred to our foundation M554 cow, a cow that was unique in her ablity to reproduce and flesh on fescue. Additionally, 77Z is very thick with excellent outward curvature to his rib. He comes at you and goes away with extra width. We would like to collect 77Z after the sale and plan to use him in our breeding program in 2013.

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — Red Hill L081 Ranger 31R RHF-CCCH 46W RANGER 66Z RedHill 31R Ranger 46W

24 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

1518913 1/27/12

Opening Bid:

$3,500

Red Hill 17P Caldwell 45S Beckton Julian GG B571 BUF CRK Marigold N049 BUF CRK Marigold 1230

CED

MILK

HPG

REA

-2.6

0.41

0.00

0.16

BW 83

205 573

365 958

ADG 2.46

%IMF 3.73

REA 11.8

102

104

101

106

Dam's Info:

YOB

2003 WT./BCS

Scrotal 33.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.4 1240 / 5

6/98

101

7/100

DAM MPPA 100.4 YR

4/101

46W is a unique bull for siring cattle that have a good look, and for our fescue customers, these cattle have the best hair we have found. Lot 24 and Lot 25 are both excellent examples of 46W. If these bulls were to not sell we would use either or both on our cows. The paternal grandam, 45S, is a 17P daughter that is a model cow for our program. The uniqueness of this bull is he is a grandson of Marigold 1230, a matriarch in the Buffalo Creek program producing until she was 18 years old.

25 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

Red Hill L081 Ranger 31R RedHill 31R Ranger 46W Red Hill 17P Caldwell 45S Beckton Julian GG B571 BUF CRK Amber N379 BUF CRK Amber 3912

RHF-CCCH 46W RANGER 93Z 1518916 2/9/12

Opening Bid:

$3,500

CEM STAY MARB

CED

MILK

HPG

-6.9

BW 64

205 572

365 980

ADG 2.6

104

112

Dam's Info:

YOB

2003 WT./BCS

Scrotal 30.5

Frame 4.8 1420 / 6

7/94

REA

0.47 -0.10 0.33

%IMF 3.85

REA 13.0

104

107

6/102

DAM MPPA 101.6 YR

4/105

The dam of 93Z, N379, is an unbelievable cow. N379 is a B571 daughter with more size and power than most, and she has been a donor at Red Hill. This cow possess more rib and body than any cow on the farm. The last few falls she has been too wide to go down the alley and thru the chute!! We have three daughters of N379 in production. Additionally, she is the dam of live triplets born on 12-31-12. What a New Year's gift! This bull should be excellent for calving ease and making functional daughters.

RED HILL 84S JULIAN 78Z

Bull

1518898 2/4/12

Opening Bid:

$2,750

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Julian GG B571 Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Beckton Barmaid M554 CH BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Barmaid M554 CH

CED

MILK

HPG

-3.2

BW 78

205 652

365 1003

ADG 2.19

%IMF 3.80

REA 12.7

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

Scrotal 35.5

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.0

ET 2004 WT./BCS

1440 / 7

4/104

105

104

4/113

78Z is a linebred M554. Check out his dam info on page 13.

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

REA

0.36 -0.09 0.43 14

DAM MPPA 109.6 YR

4/106

— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — Beckton Julian GG B571 RED HILL 84S JULIAN 9Z Red Hill B571 Julian 84S

27 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

1518895 1/9/12

Opening Bid:

$2,750

Beckton Barmaid M554 Ch BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Barmaid M554 CH CEM STAY MARB

CED

MILK

HPG

-3.2

BW 75

205 563

365 888

ADG 2.03

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

Scrotal 36.5

Frame 4.9

ET 2004 WT./BCS

1440 / 7

4/104

REA

0.35 -0.08 0.39

%IMF 3.61

REA 12.0

100

4/113

16 3

DAM MPPA 109.6 YR

4/106

9Z is a linebred M554. Check out his dam info on page 13.

RHF-CCCH 84S JULIAN 24Z

Bull

1518923 1/15/12

Opening Bid:

$2,500

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Jullian GG B571 Red Hill B571 Jullian 84S Beckton Barmaid M554 CH LCC Major League A502M BUF CRK Primrose P050 BUF CRK Primrose 3150

CED

MILK

HPG

0.9

BW 92

205 633

365 937

ADG 1.9

%IMF 3.76

REA 14.1

115

Dam's Info:

99 YOB

Scrotal 36.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.7

82 2004 WT./BCS

1410 / 5

5/107

REA

0.21 -0.11 0.50

102

116

5/107

DAM MPPA 105.2 YR

5/103

24Z was a favorite of many visitors last summer. His dam, P050, always has a calf a little bigger at birth but she sure makes up for it at weaning. Her bull last year sold to Mike Brown Family, KY. The granddam of 24Z, 3150, was a very important donor in the Buffalo Creek program.

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — Beckton Nebua L P093 RHF-BUF 4X NEBULA 62Z RedHill P093 Nebula 4X

29 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

1518902 1/26/12

Opening Bid:

$2,500

1BWJ Barmaid 54P BUF CRK Nice'n Easy T189 BUF CRK Barmaid 194W Red Hill B571 Barmaid 85S

CED

MILK

HPG

-4

BW 80

205 665

365 1102

ADG 2.73

100

103

Dam's Info:

YOB

2009 WT./BCS

Scrotal 33.5

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.8 850 / 4

1/100

REA

0.43 -0.05 0.25

%IMF 4.06

REA 10.8

100

1/100

DAM MPPA 100.0 YR

1/105

This bull was contemporied as a solo which kept his growth numbers from going up.Look at his actuals and he would have ratioed extremely well for WW and YW. Both granddams are daughters of M554. This bull will do what our Red Angus bulls are designed to do. 62Z excels in calving ease and maternal traits while adding a little extra growth. The 4X cattle have performed well.

RHF-CCCH 28U RIPPER 8Z

Bull

1518925 1/8/12

Opening Bid:

$2,500

EPD AR%

RATIO

Red Hill L081 Ripper 13R Red Hill 13R Ripper 28U Red Hill Barmaid 46S BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 BUF CRK Vesta P253 BUF CRK Vesta 5693

CED

MILK

HPG

-4.7

-4

BW 74

205 530

365 949

ADG 2.62

100

113

Dam's Info:

YOB

2004 WT./BCS

Scrotal 34.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.1 932 / 6

4/95

REA

0.21 -0.10 0.39

%IMF 3.77

REA 11.6

102

5/98

DAM MPPA 98.5 YR

4/100

8Z has bloomed in the last few weeks. He has moved higher on our list of bulls each month since weaning. He should be an excellent heifer bull. His dam, P253, raised a heifer that sold in last year's sale to Charles Finney, IN and a bull that sold in 2009 to Ricky Hooperton, KY.

31 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Red Hill 84S Julian 149U Red Hill 6033 Vernice 87S BUF CRK Romeo L081 Coyote Hills L081 Barmaid 20T Red Hill 4912 Barmaid 16R

RHF-CCCH 149U JULIAN 50Z 1518881 1/22/12

Opening Bid:

$2,500

CED

MILK

HPG

-3.4

BW 76

205 534

365 894

ADG 2.25

Dam's Info:

95 YOB

Scrotal 37.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.0 1195 / 5

20 %IMF 3.51

97 2007 WT./BCS

3/97

0.44 36 36 REA 11.1

3/101

REA

0.09

0.00

79 77

DAM MPPA 100.4 YR

3/100

50Z combines two granddams that are our very best cows, 87S and 16R. 87S is the dam of 149U owned by L.J. Watson, KY, Lot 1 last year going to Calvo Family, NE and a bull working for Rogers Cattle Company, NC. 16R is a flush sister to the Red Hill donor, 54P, and was the dam of our top selling heifer in 2012 for $5,000 going to the Gerkin Family, IN. 50Z's dam, 20T, produced a bull that sold in 2012 to Mike and Hannah England, KY. Lots of good cows represented behind this bull.

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

— 2013 — RED

RATIO

Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Red Hill 84S Julian 149U Red Hill 6033 Vernice 87S Beckton Lancer M361 TD 1BWJ Classic 25P Shady's Ms Marias 281

RED HILL 149U JULIAN 133Z

Bull

EPD AR%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

1518919 3/9/12

Opening Bid:

$2,500

CED

MILK

HPG

-0.8

BW 87

205 672

365 1008

ADG 2.1

109

122

107

Dam's Info:

YOB

Scrotal 32.5

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.7

91 2004 WT./BCS

1305 / 6

7/99

0.47

%IMF 3.52

REA 10.4

100

7/116

REA

0.10

0.17

DAM MPPA 113.4 YR

6/114

133Z's dam is fun to write about because she has done everything we could ask of her. 25P's calves are small at birth and yet well above average for WW, YW, IMF, and REA. This spring makes her eighth calf in a row, all being born in a 40-day window. She has top end bulls working for Mike Smith, GA and Gerkin Family, IN. Additionally, Hobbs, OH and Schmidt, WA bought her heifer last year.

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

— 2013 — RED

RATIO

Feddes Direct Nors 7130 MontVue Red Future W439 Math Chey N8977 Red Hill L081 Ripper 13R Red Hill 13R Top Jack 22T Red Hill 442 Top Jack 2R

RED HILL W439 FUTURE 27Z

Bull

EPD AR%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

1518882 1/17/12

Opening Bid:

$2,500

CED

MILK

HPG

-0.8

BW 83

205 606

365 975

ADG 2.31

104

110

103

100

Dam's Info:

YOB

2007 WT./BCS

Scrotal 34.5

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.0 1205 / 5

2/103

REA

0.55 -0.10 0.47

%IMF 3.58

REA 13.6

112

2/108

DAM MPPA 104.6 YR

2/106

27Z's dam, 22T, is one of our favorite cows. She has bred AI, early in the season, five years in a row. In addition, 22T has tremendous fleshing ablity and perfect udder structure.

RED HILL 84S JULIAN 42Z

Bull

1518946 1/20/12

Opening Bid:

$2,000

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Julian GG B571 Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Beckton Barmaid M554 CH Beckton Loki C M740 Beckton Minerva S225 LO Beckton Minerva F495 CH

CED

MILK

HPG

REA

-3.0

-1

0.42

0.07

0.05

BW 78

205 614

365 932

ADG 1.99

%IMF 3.36

REA 11.1

112

Dam's Info:

99 YOB

Scrotal 34.0

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.8

86 2006 WT./BCS

1265 / 7

5/104

5/105

DAM MPPA 103.5 YR

5/103

42Z is another 84S son that offers a different maternal pedigree. This is the only Loki bred Red Angus cow that we have, and she has done a nice job. Check out her weaning ratios. She also raised a heifer that sold in last year's sale to Charles Finney, IN.

35 Bull

EPD AR%

RATIO

Feddes Direct Nors 7130 MontVue Red Future W439 Math Chey N8977 1BWJ Julian 17P Red Hill 17P Caldwell 45S 1BWJ Caldwell 3P

RED HILL W439 FUTURE 59Z 1518942 1/25/12

Opening Bid:

$2,000

CED

MILK

HPG

-5.1

BW 67

205 535

365 869

ADG 2.15

Dam's Info:

92 YOB

Scrotal 34.5

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.3

93 2006 WT./BCS

1310 / 6

5/98

REA

0.64 -0.11 0.37

%IMF 4.26

REA 11.5

115

5/102

DAM MPPA 101.2 YR

5/101

59Z's dam, 45S, is a model cow at Red Hill. Almost every visitor will find this cow and ask about her. If you go down the bottom side of this pedigree there are three dams (45S, 3P, K127) all still in active production at Red Hill. The next cow back stayed here until she was 12 years-old. We sampled 59Z's sire to add some carcass traits and outcross pedigree.

RED HILL

RED ANGUS

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

Red Hill SimAngus Spring Yearling Bulls

The bulls were developed on a high-roughage haylage based ration with a goal of the bulls gaining 2.25 pounds per day. Yearling weights, ultrasound data, and height measurements were taken on January 18, 2013. Scrotal measurements and BSEs were performed by Dr. Chad Shaw on February 12, 2013. The scrotal measurements printed are actual measurements fromFebruary 12, 2013. Many of these bulls have grown 1 to 2 centimeters since their January yearling measurements.

36 Bull

2659621 1/14/12

50K

Opening Bid: CE

EPD 13.9 SM%

RATIO

Peltons R Coat 3P GW Red Coat 099TS GW Miss Lucky Jess 310N BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Barmaid M554 CH

RED HILL RED COAT 21Z 3/8 SM 5/8 AR RED/PP $4,000

-1.1

71.7

114

4.5 80

BW 98

205 685

365 1072

ADG 2.50

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

MCE MILK MWW DOC

API

0.94

131

%IMF 3.30

REA 15.0

MARB REA

11.3 47.1 15.1 -0.18 0.39 99

Scrotal 40.0

Frame 5.2

ET 2004 WT./BCS

1440 / 7

4/96

119

4/113

REA/CWT 1.35

104 YR

4/106

21Z is the bull that has been a standout all year. He is from our top producing Red Angus donor, 54P. In this mating we combined a top Red Angus cow with the best traits of our Red Angus cattle with the Red Simmental bull that will add tremendous growth and feedlot performance while not sacrificing calving ease. We believe 21Z represents the best our program has to offer. Check out 21Z's dam information on page 13.

LOT 36 (21Z)

RED HILL

SIMANGUS

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 — B/R New Design 036 G A R Predestined G A R Ext 4206 GW Lucky Man 644N RedHill 644N Ms Light 92W GW Ms Bright Light 211K

RED HILL 5899 92W 56Z

Bull

1/2 SM 1/2 AN Blk/Polled $3,000

2694740 1/25/12 Opening Bid: CE

API

137

%IMF 3.13

REA 13.2

MCE MILK MWW DOC

2.9

70.2

116

10.1 25.1 60.2 13.5 -0.06 0.71

SM%

BW 98

205 619

365 1093

ADG 3.00

113

116

117

Dam's Info:

YOB

2009 WT./BCS

RATIO

Scrotal 34.5

0.72

EPD 10.8

Frame 4.8 984 / 5

MARB REA

2/80

108

1/113

REA/CWT 1.25

96 YR

1/116

56Z offers outstanding weaning and yearling growth. His dam, 92W, is a full sister to 1U and 4U that sold in our 2009 sale to Jay Price, KY and Skipper Todd, KY. This bull's maternal granddam, 211K, is still producing in our herd at the age of thirteen. She has calved in our spring season each year.

38 Bull

2659624 1/22/12

50K

Opening Bid: CE

RATIO

3/4 SM 1/4 AN BB/PP $3,000

API

177

%IMF 3.69

REA 13.0

MCE MILK MWW DOC

66.0

107

13.9 25.7 58.7 14.6 -0.20 0.70

BW 103

205 683

365 1023

ADG 2.20

119

108

Dam's Info:

YOB

Scrotal 35.5

0.72

-0.1

EPD 20.4 SM%

G A R US Premium Beef GW Premium Beef 021TS GW Miss Lucky Charm 410P GW Lucky Boy 252U RedHill 252U 219K 5WX GW Miss Maternal 219

RED HILL PREMIUM BEEF 49Z

Frame 5.5

86 2009 WT./BCS

1030 / 6

MARB REA

122

101

1/119

1/75

REA/CWT 1.32

102 YR

1/108

49Z is a homo black, homo polled bull that offers tremendous performance and carcass merit. His sire, 021TS is one of the best calving ease bulls we have used. The maternal granddam, was a consistent producer at Gateway Simmentals and Red Hill Farms. She was one of the thickest, squarest-hipped cows to come down the alley at our farm.

What Does An Angus Cow Weigh? Based on the phenotypic database on hand in Angus Herd Improvement Records (AHIR®) of the American Angus Association, the average 6 year old Angus cow with a body condition score (BCS) of 6 weighs 1,390 pounds. -SallyNorthcutt, ANGUS Journal (December 2012) At Red Hill we weigh every cow at weaning and publish the cows’ weights for the customers. We put downward selection pressure on cow weights. Therefore, the cows at Red Hill are getting smaller, NOT bigger! RED HILL

SIMANGUS

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

LOT 39 (55Z)

PICTURE

DAM OF LOT 39 39 Bull

2659620 1/24/12

50K

Opening Bid: CE

EPD 16.5 SM%

RATIO

GW Predestined 701T Hook's Xpectation 36X Hooks Mika 141M GW Red Coat 099TS RedHill 099TS 363L 29X GW Miss Lucky Strike 363

RED HILL 36X 29X 55Z PB SM RED/PP $3,000

MCE MILK MWW DOC

-2.1

67.8

107

16.9 23.2 57.1 14.6 -0.43 0.36

BW 81

205 610

365 1021

ADG 2.60

102

106

108

101

Dam's Info:

YOB

2010 WT./BCS

Scrotal 35.0

Frame 4.8 1090 / 6

1/102

MARB REA

1.31

%IMF 2.21

REA 13.8

108

1/106

API

144

REA/CWT 1.46

113 YR

1/108

55Z's sire is a bull we liked when we saw him on the cow at Tom Hook's a few summers ago. We are retaining a dozen heifers sired by 36X this year. These cattle have all indications that they will make good females. 55Z's dam is a unique combination of mating our Red Coat bull to GW Predestined 701T's dam. Check out the percentiles on this 55Z bull--he is at the top for all traits.

GW Predestined 701T GW Step Out 672X GW Miss Lucky Charm 832P MMF BO R1 Red Hill R1 Cldwll 60T 1BWJ Caldwell K144

RED HILL 672X 60T 58Z

Bull

2659625 1/25/12 Opening Bid: CE

5/8 SM 1/4 AN 1/8 AR Blk/PP $2,750

API

141

%IMF 3.74

REA 12.0

MCE MILK MWW DOC

0.5

60.3

96.8

10.3 27.7 57.8 11.0 -0.21 0.68

SM%

BW 81

205 586

365 1003

ADG 2.60

102

107

101

Dam's Info:

YOB

2007 WT./BCS

RATIO

Scrotal 38.0

0.81

EPD 11.8

Frame 6.1 1355 / 6

4/92

MARB REA

108

3/115

REA/CWT 1.16

90 YR

3/116

58Z's dam, 60T, is a consistent producer of top end bulls. Her 2010 bull sold for $3,600 to Jay Price, KY and her 2011 bull was the top selling spring SimAngus bull selling for $5,500 to Chad Shaw, KY. 58Z's maternal granddam, K144, is still an active producer at Red Hill at the age of thirteen. It is worth noting that she has calved in our 50 day spring calving season every year. Cows that reproduce regularly until this age are invaluable.

RED HILL

SIMANGUS

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

RED HILL IRONSTONE 64Z

Bull

2659622 1/26/12

1/2 SM 1/2 AN Blk/PP $2,750

Opening Bid: CE

EPD

7.0

2.7

67.1 105.6

SM%

BW 100

205 613

365 1052

ADG 2.80

112

109

Dam's Info:

YOB

2000 WT./BCS

RATIO

C A Future Direction 5321 R/M Ironstone 4047 B/R Ruby of Tiffany 5144 GW Bright Light 019H GW Ms Bright Light 211K SAC Miss 600U 43E

MCE MILK MWW DOC

6.2 65

API

0.36

111

%IMF 3.37

REA 10.7

MARB REA

22.0 55.5 10.9 -0.05 0.52 50

Scrotal 37.0

Frame 5.6 1415 / 6

11/94

10/109

REA/CWT 1.01

78 YR

10/105

64Z's dam, 211K, has calved this spring at the age of thirteen. She has calved each year since she was two. She still has a very functional udder and fleshes well. We have retained two daughters of 211K in our herd and have sold three sons of her to Jay Price, KY, Skipper Todd, KY, and Bill Pearson, TN.

42 Bull

2659618 2/6/12

3/8 SM 5/8 AN Blk/PP $2,750

Opening Bid: CE EPD 17.1 SM%

RATIO

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 645W GW Miss Lucky One 517R S S Traveler 6807 T510 Kapp Toreby Barbara SST 202 Kapp Torey Barbara ND042

RED HILL 645W 202 84Z

MCE MILK MWW DOC

-0.3

47.7

79.4

12.2 31.7 55.6 10.3 -0.22 0.73

BW 87

205 604

365 951

ADG 2.20

110

101

Dam's Info:

YOB

YG 40

Frame 5.2

Scrotal 34.0

86 2002 WT./BCS

RED HILL

3/102

MARB REA

0.77

%IMF 3.03

REA 12.4

101

3/110

1170 / 6

SIMANGUS

API

159

REA/CWT 1.3

100 YR

3/104

— 2013 — RED

2659628 1/28/12

5/8 SM 1/4 AR 1/8 AN RED/PP Opening Bid: $2,750

50K CE

API

159

%IMF 3.12

REA 13.5

MCE MILK MWW DOC

55.5

88.3

14.4 25.3 53.1 13.4 -0.38 0.46

BW 71

205 546

365 986

ADG 2.80

114

100

105

109

Dam's Info:

YOB

2009 WT./BCS

Scrotal 33.0

1.08

-4.7

EPD 17.0

RATIO

GW Predestined 701T Hook's Xpectation 36X Hooks Mika 141M GW Red Coat 099TS Redhill 99TS Caldwell 108W 1BWJ Caldwell K144

RED HILL 36X 108W 68Z

Bull

SM%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

Frame 5.1 1000 / 5

2/111

MARB REA

110

2/99

REA/CWT 1.38

107 YR

2/98

68Z has been one of out favorites all year. This is a hybrid bull that should offer as much calving ease as any British bull. This bull's maternal grandam, K144, has calved each spring since 2002. She is still in good shape for a 13 year-old cow.

44 Bull

2698641 2/12/12

3/8 SM 5/8 AN Blk/PP $2,000

Opening Bid: CE

-0.9

42.5

66.9

9.8

BW 64

205 540

365 885

ADG 2.20

122

EPD 12.4 SM%

RATIO

GW Predestined 701T Gw Predestined 645W GW Miss Lucky One 517R Ironwood 4P8 701 4333 Wardens Rito 3U 4333 7311 Wardens Rito 3U 0350 5343

RED HILL 645W 7311 99Z

Dam's Info:

94 YOB

MCE MILK MWW DOC

API

0.65

134

%IMF 3.49

REA 12.6

MARB REA

29.6 50.8 12.3 -0.19 0.55 5

Scrotal 33.5

Frame 4.6

86 2007 WT./BCS

1155 / 6

RED HILL

2/101

101

102

2/104

SIMANGUS

REA/CWT 1.41

109 YR

2/106

— 2013 — RED

2659626 1/31/12

3/4 SM 1/4 AN Blk/PP $2,000

Opening Bid: CE EPD 15.8

RATIO

MCE MILK MWW DOC

-1.8

60.2

89.3

13.2 28.6 58.7 14.6 -0.23 0.51

BW 89

205 615

365 976

ADG 2.30

107

103

Dam's Info:

YOB

9843392 1/30/12 Opening Bid: CE

Scrotal 34.0

YG 40

Frame 4.9

90 2010 WT./BCS

800 / 5

55.5

90.2

9.5

MCE MILK MWW DOC

BW 89

205 534

365 1034

ADG 3.20

110

125

Dam's Info:

YOB

2005 WT./BCS

24.9 52.7 30

Scrotal 35.5

1/96

9.6

0.76

%IMF 2.19

REA 11.9

1/107

API

156

REA/CWT 1.3

100 YR

1/103

API

0.62

142

%IMF 3.45

REA 13.3

MARB REA

-0.11 0.47 80

Frame 5.6 1285 / 6

MARB REA

GW Predestined 701T Hook's Xpectation 36X Hooks Mika 141M Beckton Nebula M045 Red Hill M045 Lydia 65R Beckton Lydia M513 EP

3/8 SM 1/2 AR 1/8 AN RED/PP $2,000

-2.4

EPD 14.6

RATIO

RED HILL 36X 65R 74Z

Bull

SM%

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 773X GW Miss Lucky One 469P GW Predestined 701T Redhill 701T 005K 47X GW Miss Lucky Strike 005

RED HILL 773X 47X 75Z

Bull

SM%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

4/98

108

4/93

REA/CWT 1.29

100 YR

3/102

74Z gained exceptionally well from weaning to yearling.

47 Bull

2659627 1/11/12

3/8 SM 5/8 AR RED/PP $2,000

Opening Bid: CE

-1.2

67.6

106

6.0

BW 69

205 468

365 903

ADG 2.80

EPD 13.9 SM%

RATIO

Peltons R Coat 3P GW Red Coat 099TS GW Miss Lucky Jess 310N BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Barmaid M554 CH

RED HILL RED COAT 13Z

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

MCE MILK MWW DOC

API

0.72

119

%IMF 2.28

REA 12.8

MARB REA

15.3 49.1 15.1 -0.20 0.14 95

Scrotal 36.5

Frame 4.4

ET 2004 WT./BCS

1440 / 7

4/96

102

4/113

REA/CWT 1.41

109 YR

4/106

13Z is a flush brother to 21Z (Lot 36). This bull had a poor recip dam and just did not get off to as good of a start as 21Z. A GW Red Coat 099TS son was one of the top selling bulls for Wilkinson Simmentals, ND in February 2013 selling for $16,000.

RED HILL

SIMANGUS

— 2013 — RED

2698642 1/20/12 Opening Bid: CE

EPD 13.9

RATIO

1/2 SM 3/8 AR 1/8 AN RED/PP $2,000

-3.7

51.6 77.0 11.0 27.5 53.3 12.8 -0.22 0.56

BW 73

205 506

365 912

ADG 2.60

112

Dam's Info:

96 YOB

MCE MILK MWW DOC 15

Scrotal 34.0 910 / 4

Bull

9843381 1/12/12

RATIO

-1.3

57.3

103

7.3

BW 90

205 688

365 1021

ADG 2.10

Dam's Info:

ET YOB

MCE MILK MWW DOC

27.3 55.9 15

Scrotal 32.5

1/112

8.5 70

YG 90

Frame 5.4 1170 / 6

0.77

%IMF 3.47

REA 13.1

115

102

1/88

API

149

REA/CWT 1.43

110 YR

1/96

API

0.55

124

%IMF 4.04

REA 11.2

MARB REA

-0.07 0.96

ET 2002 WT./BCS

MARB REA

C A Future Direction 5321 R/M Ironstone 4047 B/R Ruby of Tiffany 5144 S S Traveler 6807 T510 Kapp Toreby Barbara SST 202 Kapp Torey Barbara ND042

PB AN BB/PP $2,000

Opening Bid: CE

101 2010 WT./BCS

RED HILL IRONSTONE 18Z

EPD 11.2

Frame 4.0

SM%

GW Predestined 701T Hook's Xpectation 36X Hooks Mika 141M BUF CRK Nice'n Easy T189 RedHill T189 70U 52X Red Hill 99TS Cldwell 70U

RED HILL 36X 52X 38Z

Bull

SM%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

3/102

119

3/110

REA/CWT 1.07

83 YR

3/104

18Z is a purebred Angus bull that excels for growth and carcass traits. Cattle from his dam have consistently scanned above average for %IMF. NOTE: The EPDs listed here are Simmental EPDs so he can be compared to our other animals.

RED HILL

SIMANGUS

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

Red Hill Red Angus Donor Cows

BUF CRK REDPRIDE P154

Cow

986160 5/16/04

Opening Bid:

$7,000

EPD AR%

BKT Julian 7526 G Beckton Julian GG B571 BKT Marta 9A13 JL MRM Sioux Chief 832 MRM 832 8664 9005 MRM 8454 859 8664

CED

MILK

HPG

REA

-3.9

-1

0.40

0.02

0.24

CEM STAY MARB

“A model cow in every sense of the word!” Gini Chase, Buffalo Creek Red Angus We first became acquainted with P154 when we purchased her son, BUF CRK Nice’n Easy T189, in the 2008 Buffalo Creek sale. While at the 2008 sale we found P154 in the large pastures, and after seeing her we knew we wanted to bring her son to Kentucky/Tennessee. Two years later we attended the Buffalo Creek Dispersal and once again we found P154 to be a standout. P154’s son, BUF CRK Nice’n Easy T189, is one of our most popular herd sires. He has seen more use in our program in the last two breeding seasons than any other sire. T189 is unparalleled in his thickness and rib shape, moderate stature, and his short slick hair coat which is so important to our fescue country customers. P154’s first natural calf at Red Hill was an April 2011 born bull sired by BUF CRK Lancer R017. He is now owned with the Calvo Family, Bassett, NE. P154 posts impressive progeny ratios (5/94 BW, 5/104 WW, 5/102 YW, 4/94 %IMF, 4/106 REA) and does this with a calm disposition and balanced udder. P154’s production record comes as no surprise as her dam was one of the top producers at Buffalo Creek. 9005, dam of P154, posted the following ratios 10/114 BW, 10/105 WW and 10/106 YW. P154 is our ideal cow to picture and also our ideal cow on paper. She does the things we believe Red Angus cattle should do—excel in calving ease, moderate growth and mature size, be top of the line in the profit driving traits of HPG, CEM, and STAY and while posting average carcass traits. P154 sells exposed to Red Hill U199 Lancer 151Y (LOT 4). Pregnancy ultrasound data will be available before the sale.

LOT 50 (P154)

LOT 51 (M172)

RED HILL

DONOR COWS

— 2013 — RED

BKTJulian 7526 G Beckton Julian GG B571 BKT Marta 9A13 JL BUF CRK Iowa 2886 BUF CRK Amy 6412 BUF CRK Amy 3385

BUF CRK AMY M172

Cow

EPD AR%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

861920 5/16/02

Opening Bid:

$5,000

CED

MILK

HPG

REA

-5.7

-14

0.68

0.03

0.15

CEM STAY MARB

As we studied the data and pedigrees of the cows in the Buffalo Creek Dispersal, we found M172 to offer topͲend percentiles hard to match. She did not disappoint us when we found her. M172 is a very good footed, long striding cow that is moderate sized and has a sound udder. M172 has an amazing set of production ratios—8/83 BW, 7/103 WW, 6/101 YW, 6/117 %IMF, and 6/106 REA. There is no cow in the Red Angus database that combines CED, BW, ME, CEM, STAY and MARB as well as M172. M172 will be eleven later this spring. But when observing her in the field, she still has a youthful appearance and does not show her age. We have four daughters of M172 by 84S on the ground that look very promising. M172 sells exposed to BUF CRK Nice’n Easy T189. Pregnancy ultrasound data will be available before the sale.

**SPECIAL NOTE** It is with great reservation that we offer these two outstanding cows for sale. We have always committed ourselves to offering some of our best in our annual March sale. With the offering of these two proven cows and an outstanding lineup of heifers, we feel we are offering the best we have. We can only part with these females because of the success we have had with them as donor cows. Each cow has been flushed three times since their arrival at Red Hill Farms (June 2011, Nov 2011 and Dec 2012). P154 produced a total of 32 embryos and M172 produced a total of 28 embryos in their three flushes. Both cows have fall born heifer calves nursing, and they will be retained by Red Hill Farms. The calves will be weaned after the sale. Bulls from these two cows will be top end bulls in future Red Hill Farms sales and their daughters will surely have a lasting impact on our herd. We fully understand the risk associated with these aged cows; however, we believe these cows to be in great shape physically and reproductively. We will give the buyer the option to pay one half the purchase price and leave the cows at Red Hill. Red Hill will get any future natural calves, and we will split the embryo work (expenses and embryos) and the salvage value 50/50. We offer this option to share the risk on these cows if it might interest the buyer. Offer limited to no more than three flushes in two years. If you have interest in this arrangement talk to Bart prior to the sale.

RED HILL

DONOR COWS

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

Red Hill Red Angus Open Heifers We have grown the heifers very slowly (approximately 1.0 lb. ADG from weaning to yearling). We have learned that overfeeding replacement heifers is a waste of money and resources. Red Hill Farms yearling heifers have been wintered on a haylage based ration. Yearling weights, ultrasound data, and yearling height measurements were taken on January 16, 2012. Since late February, we have increased the nutrition on these heifers. We plan to breed in mid April; and therefore, we intend for these heifers to gain weight and body condition prior to breeding. We are excited to offer this group of heifers; however, if they do not sell we intend on keeping each one in our herd. These heifers are cycling and ready to breed.

52 Heifer

EPD AR%

RATIO

Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Red Hill 84S Julian 149U Red Hill 6033 Vernice 87S Beckton Epic K F075 BKT Larkeisa M327 EP BKT Larkeisa G703 CT

RED HILL 149U LARKEISA 108Z 1518906 2/14/12

Opening Bid:

$5,000

CED

MILK

HPG

-2.1

-4

BW 73

205 539

365 749

106

110

Dam's Info:

YOB

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.8 2002 WT./BCS

1285 / 6

8/101

0.42

%IMF 4.24

REA 9.3

102

101

9/99

REA

0.11

0.04

DAM MPPA 99.2 YR

8/100

108Z is a standout heifer in terms of her phenotype. Her sire, 149U, is siring cattle that are sound with body and muscle and are cattle that catch your eye when in the pasture. M327 is a beautiful cow with a perfect udder that has her tenth calf nursing her in 2013. We have retained two daughters of M327 in our herd and her 2009 bull, 40W, was a top selling 84S son going to Watson and Shaw, KY. It will not hurt our feelings if no one makes a bid on this female as she could stay at Red Hill and undoubtedly would pay her way.

LOT 52 (108Z)

RED HILL

OPEN HEIFERS

— 2013 — RED

RATIO

Red Hill L081 Ripper 13R Red Hill 13R Ripper 28U Red Hill 17P Barmaid 46S BUF CRK Cherokee Ambush M BUF CRK Lass P409 BUF CRK Lass M034

RHF-CCCH 28U LASS 4Z

Heifer

EPD AR%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

1518926 1/9/12

Opening Bid:

$3,500

CED

MILK

HPG

-2.7

-1

BW 67

205 624

365 763

123

112

Dam's Info:

YOB

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 6.2 2004 WT./BCS

1250 / 6

6/106

REA

0.40 -0.09 0.38

%IMF 4.43

REA 11.0

106

120

6/108

DAM MPPA 106.4 YR

5/107

4Z was the standout heifer in the summer and fall. She and her dam, P409, made a beautiful pair in the pasture. P409 is a model cow in the pasture and on paper. She is correctly structured with a beautiful udder. Her son, 212X, is a T189 son we sampled in our program before he was Lot 2 in our 2012 sale going to Crawford Brothers, TX. Each year we try to offer our best; however, it was hard to list this heifer. She is special.

DAM OF LOT 53

LOT 54 (22Z)

54 Heifer

EPD AR%

RATIO

Red Hill L081 Ripper 13R Red Hill 13R Ripper 28U Red Hill 17P Barmaid 46S Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Red Hill 84S Ms Marias 19W Shady's Ms Marias 283

RED HILL 28U MARIAS 22Z 1518861 1/15/12

Opening Bid:

$3,500

CED

MILK

HPG

-2.9

BW 64

205 492

365 722

106

Dam's Info:

YOB

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.5 2009 WT./BCS

1160 / 5

2/98

REA

0.26 -0.04 0.38

%IMF 3.64

REA 8.8

2/98

DAM MPPA 98.6 YR

2/102

We own this heifer in partnership with Gerkin Family, IN. This female spreads the data from birth to weaning very well. She is very sound and correctly structured. Her dam, 19W, raised a heifer we kept last year. This combination of 28U on 84S seems to work very well.

RED HILL

OPEN HEIFERS

— 2013 — RED

RATIO

Feddes Direct Nors 7130 MontVue Red Future W439 Math Chey N8977 Beckton Lancer M361 TD Red Hill M361 Miniata 46R LCC Miniata NA543

RHF-CCCH W439 MINIATA 12Z

Heifer

EPD AR%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

1518900 1/10/12

Opening Bid:

$3,500

CED

MILK

HPG

-0.4

BW 75

205 498

365 659

107

Dam's Info:

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.7

97 YOB

2005 WT./BCS

1355 / 7

5/102

REA

0.65 -0.09 0.57

%IMF 4.94

REA 9.4

119

103

5/108

DAM MPPA 106.0 YR

3/102

12Z's dam, 46R, is a cow we flushed last year. She represents our segment of Red Angus cows with a little more power and mass. 46R is out of the same cow as our herdsires, 31R and 2U.12Z's sire is a bull that sold in the MontVue Dispersal that we sampled for his type and kind and exceptional carcass traits.

56 Heifer

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Julian GG B571 Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Beckton Barmaid M554 CH Red Hill 17P Julian 66S Red Hill 66S Barmaid 57W Red Hill 17P Barmaid 46S

RED HILL 84S BARMAID 23Z 1518866 1/15/12

Opening Bid:

$2,250

CED

MILK

HPG

-2.6

-7

BW 65

205 453

365 658

Dam's Info:

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 3.7

96 YOB

2009 WT./BCS

928 / 4

2/100

0.33

%IMF 4.10

REA 7.9

2/96

REA

0.00

0.28

DAM MPPA 98.0 YR

2/102

23Z is an intensely linebred heifer being a triple bred B571 and double bred M554. 23Z's dam, 57W, was the dam of 9Y, our top selling spring Red Angus bull last year. We used 9Y on some of our heifers that are calving this spring. This heifer has a nice profile and appears to be easy fleshing with good spring and depth of rib.

57 Heifer

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Julian GG B571 Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Beckton Barmaid M554 CH BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Barmaid M554 CH

RED HILL 84S BARMAID 20Z 1518896 1/13/12

Opening Bid:

$2,250

CED

MILK

HPG

-3.2

BW 76

205 559

365 656

Dam's Info:

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.5

ET YOB

2004 WT./BCS

1440 / 7

4/104

REA

0.35 -0.08 0.40

%IMF 4.23

REA 9.9

4/113

DAM MPPA 109.6 YR

4/106

20Z combines two of the most popular animals we have produced at Red Hill. 54P's info is well documented in this catalog with nine bulls being offered. 84S has been one of our top sires for several years. This heifer would be a good one to start a herd.

RED HILL

OPEN HEIFERS

— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — Red Hill B571 Julian 84S RED HILL 149U BARMAID 90Z Red Hill 84S Julian 149U

58 Heifer

EPD AR%

RATIO

1518943 2/8/12

Opening Bid:

$2,250

Red Hill 6033 Vernice 87S 1BWJ Julian 17P Red Hill 17P Barmaid 46S 1BWJ Barmaid 49P

CED

MILK

HPG

-2.4

-2

BW 69

205 498

365 742

109

Dam's Info:

YOB

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.5 2006 WT./BCS

1030 / 4

5/107

0.37

%IMF 4.30

REA 9.5

103

104

5/106

REA

0.02

0.25

DAM MPPA 104.9 YR

5/110

90Z was one of the younger calves but she has made up for her age since weaning. On a limited diet she has performed extremely well. Her dam, 46S, is the dam of our herdsire, 28U. It is hard to match her production record--1,030 pound cow weaning above average. Additionally, 46S is extremely docile and a leader in pasture rotation as she always leads to new grass.

59 Heifer

EPD AR%

RATIO

Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Red Hill 84S Julian 149U Red Hill 6033 Vernice 87S Beckton Lancer M361 TD 1BWJ Fancy Lace 40P Shady's Ms Marias 287

RED HILL 149U LACE 105Z 1518921 2/13/12

Opening Bid:

$2,250

CED

MILK

HPG

-1.1

-2

BW 72

205 523

365 698

103

102

Dam's Info:

YOB

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.3 2004 WT./BCS

1255 / 6

7/108

0.45

%IMF 3.41

REA 10.2

111

7/101

REA

0.05

0.22

DAM MPPA 100.6 YR

7/99

105Z's dam, 40P, would be considered our model cow--thick, correct, and moderate with a beautiful udder. She had her eighth calf in the spring of 2013. We have sold four sons of 40P. We retained her daughter last year, and this heifer represents one of our top cow families.

60 Heifer

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Nebula L P093 RedHill P093 Nebula 4X 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Nebula U060 N4 Beckton Indigo X072 N Beckton Indigo U038 NB

RED HILL 4X INDIGO 109Z 1518872 2/15/12

Opening Bid:

$2,250

CED

MILK

HPG

-5.3

BW 62

205 569

365 717

111

107

Dam's Info:

YOB

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.0 2010 WT./BCS

800 / 3

1/97

0.60

%IMF 3.94

REA 10.1

112

1/111

REA

0.03

0.14

DAM MPPA 104.4 YR

1/107

This heifer exhibits good phenotype but also offers some outcross genetics for our program. 109Z's dam, X072, has done well on fescue. This heifer is a unique combination of low birth and marbling genetics.

RED HILL

OPEN HEIFERS

— 2013 — RED

RATIO

Beckton Nebula L P093 Red Hill P093 Nebula 4X 1BWJ Barmaid 54P 1BWJ Julian 17P Red Hill 17P Miniata 33W LCC Miniata NA543

RED HILL 4X MINIATA 125Z

Heifer

EPD AR%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

1518864 3/2/12

Opening Bid:

$2,000

CED

MILK

HPG

-1.8

100

BW 70

205 547

365 719

105

107

105

Dam's Info:

YOB

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 5.2 2009 WT./BCS

1140 / 5

2/100

0.40

%IMF 4.19

REA 8.4

101

2/104

REA

0.00

0.35

DAM MPPA 102.6 YR

2/106

Search the database for cattle that are top 10% for CED and WW and not many can compete with the spread of 125Z. It appears that her sire, 4X, is going to sire a little extra growth and performance. 125Z's maternal granddam, NA543, is also the dam of our herdsires, 31R and 2U.

62 Heifer

EPD AR%

RATIO

Beckton Julian GG B571 Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Beckton Barmaid M554 CH 1BWJ Julian 17P Red Hill 17P Miniata 91X Red Hill L081 Miniata 33T

RED HILL 84S MINIATA 30Z 1518874 1/18/12

Opening Bid:

$2,000

CED

MILK

HPG

0.0

BW 78

205 498

365 656

120

Dam's Info:

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 3.5

98 YOB

2010 WT./BCS

1070 / 4

1/120

0.37

%IMF 4.10

REA 7.5

102

1/97

REA

0.04

0.22

DAM MPPA 98.8 YR

1/98

30Z is a blonde colored heifer. Her maternal granddam is a Romeo daughter from the same cow family that produced our herdsires, 31R and 2U. There are several generations of cattle behind this heifer that have done well in our environment.

RED HILL

OPEN HEIFERS

— 2013 — RED

EPD AR%

RATIO

1518908 1/6/12

Opening Bid:

$1,600

CED

MILK

HPG

-4.2

-6

BW 64

205 500

365 665

Dam's Info:

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.4

97 YOB

2002 WT./BCS

1130 / 5

RED HILL 4X LANA 135Z

Heifer

RATIO

Red Hill L081 Ripper 13R Red Hill 13R Ripper 28U Red Hill 17P Barmaid 46S BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912 BUF CRK Sunflower M269 OLE Sunflower 359 PB08

RHF-CCCH 28U FLOWER 2Z

Heifer

EPD AR%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

1518876 3/10/12

Opening Bid:

$1,600

MILK

HPG

-6.6

205 487

365 662

Dam's Info:

Frame 4.1 2010 WT./BCS

816 / 3

%IMF 3.98

REA 8.7

CEM STAY MARB

99 YOB

REA

DAM MPPA 100.1

WR 7/100 YR 5/100 Beckton Nebula L P093 Red Hill P093 Nebula 4X 1BWJ Barmaid 54P Beckton Nebula PJ S543 Beckton Lana X668 N Beckton Lana S049 LO

14 1

0.19 -0.09 0.28

6/95

CED

BW 58

1/92

REA

0.58 -0.02 0.12

%IMF 3.37

REA 6.3

100

1/95

DAM MPPA 98.0 YR

1/99

135Z's dam, X668, backed up to calve as a three year-old in January 2013. This female brings exceptional calving ease in a very moderate sized package.

65 Heifer

EPD AR%

RATIO

1518873 1/30/12

Opening Bid:

$1,600

CED

MILK

HPG

-4.1

80 0

BW 64

205 514

365 605

100

Dam's Info:

RATIO

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.1

90 YOB

2010 WT./BCS

956 / 4

1518878 1/8/12

Opening Bid:

$1,200

1/100

REA

0.29 -0.05 0.25

%IMF 3.87

REA 8.3

1/100

DAM MPPA 100.0 YR

1/90

Beckton Julian GG B571 Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Beckton Barmaid M554 CH BUF CRK Romeo L081 Coyote Hills L081 Lass 98S BUF CRK Lass N173

RHF-CCCH 84S LASS 6Z

Heifer

EPD AR%

Beckton Nebula L P093 Red Hill P093 Nebula 4X 1BWJ Barmaid 54P 1BWJ Julian 17P Red Hill 17P Minola 81X Beckton Minola H141 CR

RED HILL 4X MINOLA 73Z

CED

MILK

HPG

REA

-3.2

0.32

0.02

0.11

BW 67

205 493

365 603

%IMF 4.51

REA 8.6

Dam's Info:

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 4.7

88 YOB

2006 WT./BCS

RED HILL

1450 / 7

2/94

108

3/95

OPEN HEIFERS

DAM MPPA 96.7 YR

2/99

— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — Red Hill B571 Julian 84S RHF-CCCH 149U SUNFLOWER 112Z Red Hill 84S Julian 149U

Heifer

EPD AR%

RATIO

1518887 2/16/12

Opening Bid:

$1,200

CED

MILK

HPG

-3.0

-3

BW 67

205 447

365 656

RATIO

Opening Bid:

$1,200

2/102

MILK

HPG

-3.2

-6

BW 65

205 394

365 580

Frame 3.4 2008 WT./BCS

970 / 4

Opening Bid:

$1,200

2/101

CED

MILK

HPG

-5.4

BW 60

205 513

365 675

101

Frame 4.5 2007 WT./BCS

1135 / 5

1518857 2/13/12

Opening Bid:

$1,200

100

2/94

18 1

%IMF 4.75

REA 7.8

114

2/82

4/88

0.34

%IMF 4.15

REA 7.8

100

4/97

MILK

HPG

-0.8

-1

BW 77

205 469

365 599

%IMF 3.98

REA 8.5

110

CEM STAY MARB

Frame 3.5

88 YOB

2008 WT./BCS

RED HILL

DAM MPPA 96.6 YR

1/96

REA

0.37 -0.05 0.22

CED

Dam's Info:

REA

0.10

DAM MPPA 89.4 YR

1/85

1085 / 5

REA

0.00

DAM MPPA 97.6 YR

4/92

Red Hill L081 Ranger 31R Red Hill 31R Ranger 46W Red Hill 17P Caldwell 45S TR Ricardo RT574 Red Hill RT574 Vernice 132U 1BWJ Vernice 57P

RED HILL 46W VERNICE 103Z

Heifer

19 REA 7.9

CEM STAY MARB

99 YOB

11 %IMF 4.16

0.10

Beckton Julian GG B571 1BWJ Julian 17P Shady's Ms Marias 283 BUF CRK Keystone 6033 Red Hill 6033 Caldwell 4T 1BWJ Caldwell H21

RED HILL 17P 4T 126Z 1518880 3/3/12

0.52

CEM STAY MARB

85 YOB

Beckton Julian GG B571 Red Hill B571 Julian 84S Beckton Barmaid M554 CH BUF CRK Julian R034 CCCH R034 Sunflower 137U BUF CRK Sunflower M269

Dam's Info:

RATIO

1045 / 6

CED

Heifer

EPD AR%

2007 WT./BCS

RATIO

YOB

1518858 1/11/12

Dam's Info:

EPD AR%

Frame 3.8

RHF-CCCH 84S FLOWER 16Z

Heifer

CEM STAY MARB

Dam's Info:

EPD AR%

Red Hill 6033 Vernice 87S Red Hill L081 Ranger 31R CCCH 31R Sunflower 115T BUF CRK Sunflower M269

2/104

2/92

OPEN HEIFERS

REA

0.36 -0.03 0.27 33

DAM MPPA

2/93

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

Red Hill SimAngus Open Heifers We have grown the heifers very slowly (approximately 1.0 lb. ADG from weaning to yearling). We have learned that overfeeding replacement heifers is a waste of money and resources. Red Hill Farms yearling heifers have been wintered on a haylage based ration. Yearling weights, ultrasound data, and yearling height measurements were taken on January 18, 2013. Since late February, we have increased the nutrition on these heifers. We plan to breed in mid April; and therefore, we intend for these heifers to gain weight and body condition prior to breeding. We are excited to offer this group of heifers; however, if they do not sell we intend on keeping each one in our herd. These heifers are cycling and ready to breed.

9843398 3/8/12

Heifer

Opening Bid: CE EPD 15.6 SM%

RATIO

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 645W GW Miss Lucky One 517R Beckton Nexus L016 Beckton Tamara S202 NX Beckton Tamara H068 LN

RED HILL 645W S202 130Z 3/8 SM 1/2 AR 1/8 AN Blk/PP $2,000

-0.5

58.0

99.2

9.5

BW 75

205 494

365 720

100

107

Dam's Info:

YOB

MCE MILK MWW DOC

26.0 55.0 12.0 -0.12 20

Frame 5.8 2006 WT./BCS

1265 / 6

3/104

MARB

REA

API

0.53

0.66

144

%IMF 3.89

REA 10.0

104

3/105

REA/CWT 1.35

101 YR

2/107

130Z's dam is a Red Angus cow that offers extra growth and performance. This heifer has extra rib and body. Her data is very balanced with almost every trait being in the top 1/3 of the breed.

2659630 2/7/12

Heifer

5/8 SM 3/8 AN BB/PP $1,800

Opening Bid: CE

MCE MILK MWW DOC

-1.4

59.7

93.9

13.0 28.5 58.3

BW 79

205 525

365 706

103

106

Dam's Info:

YOB

EPD 16.2 SM%

RATIO

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 773X GW Miss Lucky One 469P Ironwood 4P8 T510 7350 Red Hill 7350 709L 67X GW Miss Lucky Roll 709L

RED HILL 773X 67X 86Z

MARB

REA

API

-0.33

0.89

172

%IMF 4.69

REA 9.2

Frame 5.7 2010 WT./BCS

1190 / 6

1/96

122

105

1/103

REA/CWT 1.31

98 YR

1/106

86Z is a heifer that has tremendous genetic values. Wow, she is in the top percentiles for almost every trait! Her maternal granddam is still at Red Hill actively producing at twelve years-old. The data set in this female takes backseat to none.

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OPEN HEIFERS

— 2013 — RED

HILL FARMS — 2013 — GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 773X GW Miss Lucky One 469P Red Hill 686K One 37T Red Hill 37T 202 55X Kapp Toreby Barbara SST 202

RED HILL 773X 55X 114Z 2659646 2/17/12

Heifer

5/8 SM 3/8 AN Blk/Polled $1,800

Opening Bid: CE

MCE MILK MWW DOC

-1.9

55.1

86.7

12.8 26.2 53.8 12.4 -0.21

BW 80

205 505

365 667

101

Dam's Info:

YOB

EPD 16.7 SM%

RATIO

MARB

REA

API

0.71

0.81

163

%IMF 3.65

REA 8.7

Frame 4.8 2010 WT./BCS

1085 / 6

1/95

1/99

REA/CWT 1.3

97 YR

1/101

114Z's maternal granddam, 202, is an Angus donor we have flushed extensively at Red Hill. 202 is the dam of the 7350 Angus bull we have used. The maternal grandsire is a bull we sold Scott and Steve Hines, KY, that has worked well in their program.

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 773X GW Miss Lucky One 469P G A R Predestined Red Hill 5899 Ms Roll 93W GW Miss Lucky Roll 709L

RED HILL 773X 93W 96Z 2659643 2/11/12

Heifer

5/8 SM 3/8 AN BB/PP $1,800

Opening Bid: CE EPD 11.9 SM%

205 553

365 678

112

101

Dam's Info:

YOB

RATIO

Opening Bid: CE

2009 WT./BCS

1185 / 6

SM%

RATIO

50.2

78.3

9.8

20.5

45.6

BW 76

205 403

365 654

Dam's Info:

RATIO

REA 7.6

2006 WT./BCS

1150 / 4

79 2/104

API

156

%IMF 4.74

REA 9.5

3/100

120

3/89

BW 65

205 500

365 658

110

101

Dam's Info:

MCE MILK MWW DOC 2

YG 50

Frame 5.4

98 YOB

2009 WT./BCS

RED HILL

1080 / 4

105 YR

3/98

API

155

%IMF 3.73

REA 8.9

56.7 89.5 14.1 27.8 56.2 13.9 -0.20 0.55 60

REA/CWT 1.41

0.74

BW 10

1/101

0.48

MARB REA

-1.6

79 YR

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 773X GW Miss Lucky One 469P GW Premium Beef 021TS Red Hill 21TS Ms Light 98W GW Ms Bright Light 261L

3/4 SM 1/4 AN Blk/Polled $1,600 YW

REA/CWT 1.06

12.9 -0.15 0.71

97 YOB

Opening Bid:

SM%

MCE MILK MWW DOC

RED HILL 773X 98W 122Z

EPD 15.0

2/71

Frame 5.0

2659636 2/28/12

Heifer

2 %IMF 3.88

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 645W GW Miss Lucky One 517R 1BWJ Julian 10P Red Hill 10P Lana 50S Beckton Lana M127 LN

3/8 SM 1/2 AR 1/8 AN Blk/PP $1,600

-0.9

EPD 16.6

MARB REA

Frame 6.5

RED HILL 645W LANA 95Z 9843435 2/11/12

Heifer

API

65.0 96.5 13.3 25.9 58.4 13.3 -0.21 0.73

MCE MILK MWW DOC

147

1.9

BW 92

0.59

2/94

MARB REA

2/114

OPEN HEIFERS

REA/CWT 1.34

100 YR

1/98

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9843423 2/22/12

Heifer

CE EPD 13.7

RATIO

1.6

52.6

78.6

10.0

29.8

56.1

BW 78

205 541

365 692

109

Dam's Info:

2004 WT./BCS

5/8 SM 1/4 AN 1/8 MX Blk/PP $1,600

MCE MILK MWW DOC

56.4

86.7

12.7

24.8

53.0

BW 62

205 512

365 690

118

100

9843395 2/16/12 Opening Bid: CE

884 / 4

38.9

58.3

11.8

20.9

40.3

BW 68

205 442

365 543

106

YG 35

1/118

MCE MILK MWW DOC

Frame 4.6 2004 WT./BCS

1380 / 7

%IMF 3.61

REA 10.2

107

4/109

REA/CWT 1.4

105 YR

3/104

API

0.76

162

%IMF 4.18

REA 9.1

MARB REA

108

104

1/100

REA/CWT 1.32

99 YR

1/105

API

0.37

142

%IMF 3.74

REA 8.6

MARB REA

13.9 -0.24 0.46

81 YOB

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 645W GW Miss Lucky One 517R Beckton Hustler C2 L079 Beckton Lana P498 HU Beckton Lana K237 EP

3/8 SM 1/2 AR 1/8 AN Blk/PP $1,200

-2.1

Dam's Info:

4/93

104 2010 WT./BCS

128

13.4 -0.24 0.63

RED HILL 645W LANA 110Z

EPD 15.6

Frame 5.7

YOB

API

0.74

MARB REA

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 773X GW Miss Lucky One 469P Hooks Shear Force 38K Red Hill 38K 81U 22X Red Hill 99TS Caldwell 81U

Heifer

RATIO

1195 / 6

-3.7

Dam's Info:

SM%

RED HILL 773X 22X 81Z

EPD 16.6

10.3 -0.21 0.41

103 YOB

Opening Bid:

RATIO

MCE MILK MWW DOC

Frame 5.6

2659635 2/5/12

Heifer

SM%

GW Predestined 701T GW Predestined 645W GW Miss Lucky One 517R Beckton Lancer M361 TD 1BWJ Caldwell 61P 1BWJ Caldwell P33

3/8 SM 1/2 AR 1/8 AN Blk/PP $1,400

Opening Bid:

SM%

HILL FARMS — 2013 —

RED HILL 645W 61P 118Z

7/104

7/95

REA/CWT 1.46

109 YR

7/95

110Z's dam, P498, has calved in our spring season eight consecutive years. We have retained three daughters of P498 in our herd.

2659641 1/21/12

Heifer

Opening Bid: CE EPD 12.5 SM%

RATIO

GW Predestined 701T Hook's Xpectation 36X Hooks Mika 141M GW Red Coat 099TS Red Hill 99TS Caldwell 109W L133

RED HILL 36X 109W 44Z 5/8 SM 1/4 AN 1/8 HP RWF/PP $1,200

-1.3

47.7

72.3

11.2

21.1

45.0

BW 77

205 396

365 562

Dam's Info:

MCE MILK MWW DOC

Frame 4.8

84 YOB

2009 WT./BCS

1220 / 5

API

0.71

120

%IMF 3.14

REA 8.4

MARB REA

13.1 -0.28 0.22

2/96

2/83

REA/CWT 1.43

107 YR

2/88

44Z is a Red White Faced heifer. Watch for Ty as he may bid on this one! He has a weakness in his heart for white or blaze faces. 44Z's dam, 109W, has already calved on schedule in January 2013. We retained her 2011 heifer.

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OPEN HEIFERS

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HILL FARMS — 2013 —

Managing Yearling Bulls In a progressive purebred herd, the young yearling bulls usually represent the most advanced genetics available to the commercial industry. If appropriately managed, these yearling bulls can be used at the age of 14-15 months with excellent results. The Red Hill herd has been developed from herds that have been successfully using yearling bulls for many generations. Yearling bulls are also used extensively in the Red Hill Farms breeding program. We have had no difficulty with yearling bulls maintaining appropriate body condition during the first breeding season; however, we use the bulls for only a 45-60-day breeding season. The yearlings in this sale have been developed to optimize growth rate, skeletal development, and sexual maturity. It has been our goal to give the bulls an opportunity to express their growth potential along with genetic differences for intramuscular fat and ribeye area. Even though the bulls are not as fat as if they had been developed on a higher energy ration, they are still in excellent body condition with some extra fat that is likely to be lost during the first breeding season. Yearling bulls may be mated to cows or heifers, but we prefer to use them on only 15-25 females during the first breeding season. At 14-17 months of age, bulls certainly are not mature in size, and, consequently, a portion of the nutrients consumed should be going toward growth in addition to being used for body maintenance and breeding activity. We recommend removing young bulls from the females after the breeding season to allow the bulls the opportunity to gain some of the condition they have lost and to continue growing at an optimal rate. Yearling bulls may be used in multiple sire groups with other yearlings; however, we strongly discourage the use of yearlings in combination with older bulls in multiple sire settings. All young bulls should be observed at the beginning of the breeding season to determine that each bull is active and aggressive in seeking and mating females that are in heat. Even though young bulls have passed a Breeding Soundness Evaluation, this does not ensure that bulls have appropriate libido and the ability to breed in a pasture setting. RED

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HILL FARMS — 2013 — BULL BUYING DECISION

Marty Ropp, Allied Genetic Resources I’m just buying a bull….right? Most of us don’t really believe that (statement above), yet the gravity of the decisions associated with selecting the next generation of seedstock may be greater than you first think. All of us consider the calves these bulls might sire and the value they should return to the ranch. Most consider pricing bulls based on a projection of years of service, hopefully 4-8 years barring injury and the calf performance we might expect them to sire. If you don’t keep your own replacement heifers, this makes some sense. If, like most, you keep females, the long term eﬀects of this year’s buying decisions on ranch profitability may not be quite as obvious until we break it down based on the long term maternal value traits we are purchasing. Let’s assume your operation purchases 4 bulls this coming spring of 2013. - First calves born in spring of 2014 - First daughters calving in spring of 2016 (First granddaughters calve in 2018) - With any luck 2 or more of these bulls are still breeding at age 7 (2019) - Last calves born sired by these bulls in 2020 - Last calf crop females have their first calves in 2022 (Their first daughters calve in 2024) - In 2023 a substantial share of the 2-7 year old cows are daughters of the bulls purchased 10 years before. - In the year 2030 there are still a few 11 and 12 year old daughters in your herd sired by the 2012 purchased bulls. - In the year 2030 the granddaughters and great granddaughters of the bulls purchased 17 years ago still make up a substantial portion of the genetics of your herd. I know, most of us don’t like to think about the year 2030. Seems like the Bi-Centennial was just a few years ago (actually 38 years!). If however your plans are to keep or make the beef business an important part of your family’s livelihood as far out as 2030, which most of us do, the bulls you purchase this year will still be an important piece of the profits you enjoy or the challenges you are still working through nearly 20 years from now. Sire selection is that important, so use all the tools available to make the best decisions you can every time! So, if you would like to see a snap-shot of your cow herd 10-20 years from now in 2030, you need only spend some time with the seedstock herd you purchase bulls from. With the exception of a few diﬀerences created by environment, what you see is where you are headed! The size, disposition, body condition, udders, feet, calving ease, fertility, longevity, etc of your future cow herd is right there to see. Not just the mature cows either, make sure you look at the 2 and 3 year olds too and consider the direction your source is moving. That is why it is so crucial to choose a seedstock source that is headed where you want and need to be. RED

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— 2013 — RED HILL FARMS — 2013 — Sale Terms & Conditions Except for those stated in the terms and conditions below, there are no warranties, either expressed or implied, as to the merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose with respect to the cattle being sold at this sale. The warranties and guarantees set forth in the “Terms and Conditions” are in lieu of all other warranties, either expressed or implied, and the remedies provided therein shall be the sole and exclusive remedy for the Buyer, or any party claiming through Buyer, for any breach of warranty or guarantee therein provided, and all other obligations or liabilities. BIDDING The Sale Moderator in charge will settle any disputes as to bids, and his decision on such matters shall be final. TERMS Terms of the sale are cash. PURCHASER’S RISK Each animal becomes the risk of the Buyer as soon as sold. CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY A transferred certificate of registry will be furnished to the Buyer for each registered animal. HEALTH All animals are eligible for interstate shipment, except as otherwise announced. Interstate health papers will be furnished for each animal. ANNOUNCEMENTS Any changes from information of any kind in this catalog will be announced from the auction box and such announcements shall take precedence. BREEDING GUARANTEE All animals are guaranteed by the Seller to be breeders, with the exception of: -Animals shown by purchaser after sale. The breeding guarantees, if any, shall be such as agreed upon between Seller and Buyer. - Gross negligence or willful misconduct on the part of Buyer. Bulls are guaranteed breeders if not allowed to run within the herd until at least 14 months of age. Any bull that either, (1) settles one-third or more of the healthy cows he serves, (2) is the sire of 20 or more animals, or (3) settles cows by natural service and passes a fertility test made by a competent veterinarian during any six-month period of trial (provided for in paragraph 10b of “Options and Privileges of Return or Adjustment,” this section) shall be considered a breeder. Any guarantees with respect to the ability to freeze semen shall be by separate agreement between the Buyer and Seller. IDENTIFICATION Seller oﬀers each animal with corresponding to its registration.

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DEFAULT In the event the Buyer defaults on payment, the Buyer shall be responsible for all costs, including attorney’s costs, incurred by Sale Management or Seller in connection with collecting, or attempting to collect, payment due.

OPTIONS & PRIVILEGES OF RETURN OR ADJUSTMENT - All claims for adjustment or refund must be made in writing either within six months of the sale date or not later than six months after the animal reaches 18 months of age, with the exception of claims involving defects of parentage. - In the event an animal is claimed to be a non-breeder, the animal may be returned to the farm/ranch of the Seller if in good condition and complying with the health requirements of the Seller’s state. The Seller shall be entitled to six months trial following the return of the animal in which to prove the animal is a breeder. If at the end of six months the Seller is unable to prove the animal is a breeder, the Seller, at the option of the Buyer, shall replace the animal with another of equal value or credit in a future sale. The return of the full purchase price shall in any case be deemed full satisfaction and settlement. Any expenses incurred for transporting an animal claimed to be a non-breeder shall be the responsibility of the Buyer. If the Seller proves the animal to be a breeder, it shall be the obligation of the Buyer to take delivery of the animal and pay all expenses incurred for transportation. - If a female sold as “open” proves to be with calf, the Buyer may return the animal to the farm/ranch of the Seller prior to calving for a refund of the full purchase price or credit in a future sale, whichever is acceptable to the Buyer. It shall be the obligation of the Seller to bear any expense incurred for transportation. SELLER’S SEMEN RIGHTS Any semen rights retained by the Seller must be announced from the auction box at the time of sale, if not already printed in the sale catalog. RETAINED INTEREST Red Hill Farms retains a 1/2 semen interest in all bulls selling. We are selling 100% possession and 100% salvage or resale value. This gives Red Hill Farms the option to collect, use, and market semen from the bull and does not restrict the buyer from doing the same. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS The above terms and conditions of sale shall constitute a contract between the Buyer and Seller of each animal and shall be equally binding upon both. Each sale or resale of an animal constitutes a separate transaction. PERSONAL LIABILITY All persons who attend the sale do so at their own risk and the Red Hill Farms, its employees, and all other persons connected with the management of the sale, assume no liability, legal or otherwise.

GENETIC DEFECT & PARENTAGE GUARANTEE For complete rules and regulations in regard to genetic defects or parentage guarantee contact RAAA or ASA.

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HILL FARMS — 2013 —

Red Angus Herd Bulls

1BWJ JULIAN 17P 1A

BKT Julian B571 x 283 (Shady’s Glac/Marias 956) 100% # 990784 Tattoo: 1BWJ 17P Calved: 2/2/2004

CED BW WW YW Milk 11 -3.0 65 97 8

TM 40

ME HPG CEM Stay MARB YG 4 8 10 15 0.30 -0.10

CW 22

REA FAT 0.49 0.00

17P is the most dominant sire we have used at Red Hill Farms. No Red Angus bull compares in the ability to moderate frame, spread the data from birth to yearling, add thickness, and combine all of this with breed leading CEM and STAY. Even more impressive than 17P’s ability to sire outstanding performance is the consistency with which he sires moderate framed, thick, easy-fleshing cattle. 17P’s dam, Shady’s MS Marias 283, was one of the best cows in our herd - 8 calves Avg BW 81 pounds, 6 calves WWR 110, 4 calves YWR 113. In addition to being a very fertile female, 283 was large-volumed, heavy-muscled, and one of the most structurally correct mature cows at Red Hill. A strong attribute of 283 was her ability to thrive on typical fescue pastures--it certainly appears she may have had some genetic resistance to the fescue endophyte. 283 and her 2011 calf were killed by lightning in June 2011. Many thanks to the Gerkins for their confidence in our program with the purchase of 17P. We continue to use 17P and his sons at Red Hill Farms and are thankful to the Gerkins for allowing us to bring 17P back to use naturally in our herd. 17P serviced many of our top cows for 2010 - 2013 calves. Owned with Gerkin Farms, Orleans, IN. SEMEN AVAILABLE

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HILL FARMS — 2013 — BUF CRK NICE ‘N EASY T189

BUF CRK MEDALLION N328 X P154 (BECKTON JULIAN GG B571) 100% # 1190716 (OSF) Tattoo: BUF T189 Calved: 5/11/2007

CED BW WW YW Milk TM 12 -3.8 67 91 17 50

ME HPG CEM -1 13 6

Stay MARB YG 14 0.48 0.03

CW 17

REA FAT 0.12 0.01

Buffalo Creek Nice ‘N Easy T189 was our pick of the bulls in the November, 2008 Buffalo Creek Sale. We purchased T189 with our cooperator herd, Coyote Hills. T189 is sired by BUF CRK Medallion N328, a bull whose progeny have adapted and performed exceptionally well in the Coyote Hills herd in Kentucky. T189’s dam is simply an outstanding Beckton Julian GG B571 daughter with an exceptional production record. Her progeny averages are 5 at 74 pound BW average, 5/104 WWR and 5/102 YWR for a MPPA of 103.2. Prior to the Buffalo Creek Sale, we were able to find P154 in one of the huge pastures at Buffalo Creek thriving on dry grass, and in respectable body condition for a young cow that had been so fertile and productive. She also had small teats and an apparent problem free udder. Two years later when we attended the Buffalo Creek dispersal, we purchased P154. We believe she was the best cow offered in the sale for the type of cattle we like. T189’s maternal granddam, 9005, had averages of 105 WR, 106 YR and a MPPA of 104.6 on 10 natural calves before going into the Buffalo Creek Transplant program. T189 puts together an unusually strong combination of convenience and cow efficiency traits on both sides of his pedigree. T189 is also outstanding from a phenotypic standpoint. He is a very moderate framed, structurally correct bull with tremendous width of chest, spring of rib and body volume. Out in the pasture with a large group of cows here in KY, T189 exhibits excellent overall balance as he moves over the hills. We like the way that T189 has performed on fescue since coming to Kentucky, maintaining or gaining body condition while running with cows during the breeding season. To add to T189’s uniqueness, watch his video. This video was taken in early February 2013 when he was removed from 40 Fall calving cows. His ability to get the cows bred and maintain excellent flesh is unique. We have learned the importance of short, slick-haired cattle which thrive on fescue.

T189

P154 DAM OF T189

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HILL FARMS — 2013 — RED HILL B571 JULIAN 84S

BECKTON JULIAN GG B571 x BKT BARMAID M554 CH (BKT CHAMP R3 H338) 1A 100% # 1147702 Tattoo: 1BWJ 84S Calved: 9/2/06 CED 15

BW WW YW -3.6 56 84

Milk 20

TM 48

ME -4

HPG CEM Stay MARB YG CW REA FAT 11 10 14 0.27 -0.13 14 0.43 -0.01

84S is an easy calving, low maintenance bull that has a perfect disposition and is very slick haired. This bull is ideal for producing females suitable for the heat and humidity of the South. The data indicates his daughters will breed regularly, calve easily, and have longevity. His first sons sold March 20, 2010 in our annual sale and were very well received. Eight 84S sired bred heifers averaged $3,937 in the Buffalo Creek dispersal sale and the 84S sons in the December, 2011 Buffalo Creek sale averaged $1,000 more than any other sire group. 84S will continue to be a high-use sire at Red Hill Farms. “One of B571’s greatest sons, we bought 84S from Red Hill Farms in 2008 for $8,100. In February 2011, 25% interest of 84S sold to Ozark Hills Red Angus and Calvo Family Red Angus for $30,000. This past December, the 13 sons in our sale averaged over $6,000. 84S is one of the premier, proven calving ease sires in the breed, with an excellent spread from birth to yearling. Moderate in size, well muscled and extremely correct, with excellent feet, legs, and testicles, and he has an exceptionally quiet disposition. He epitomizes what the breed is about and is without doubt, a true herd builder.” Buffalo Creek Red Angus, February 2012 ARA Magazine. Rick Calvo notes the tremendous pasture breeding skills of 84S. At Calvo’s Ranch in Nebraska, 84S bred 88 out of 90 females in 50 days. He would breed a cow and move on to the next. This is a testament to the libido, structural correctness, and fertility of 84S. We cannot make enough positive comments about this cow family. Click here to learn more! Owned with Buffalo Creek Red Angus (WY), Ozark Hills Red Angus (MO), Calvo Family Red Angus (NE) . SEMEN AVAILABLE

RED HILL 84S JULIAN 149U 1A CED 11

RED HILL B571 JULIAN 84S x REDHILL 6033 VERNICE 87S 100% # 1288444 Tattoo: 1BWJ 149U Calved: 9/12/08

BW WW YW -3.3 52 80

Milk 22

TM 48

ME 2

HPG CEM Stay MARB YG CW REA FAT 12 7 15 0.52 0.10 13 -0.01 0.03

149U combines two of our original Beckton cow families - Barmaid and Vernice. 149U’s dam, 87S, has a beautiful udder and is our favorite Keystone daughter. She has had 4 calves with an average birth weight of 69 pounds, WWR of 108, and YWR of 103. The maternal granddam, M682, has been a consistent producer with four daughters working in our herd. 149U is a sound structured bull that should be a no-miss maternal sire. He represents generations of low maintenance, highly fertile, problem-free cows. Owned in partnership with L. J. Watson from Liberty, KY. SEMEN AVAILABLE RED

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HILL FARMS — 2013 — RED HILL 13R RIPPER 28U

RED HILL L081 RIPPER 13R X 46S ( 1BWJ JULIAN 17P) 100% # 1233740 Tattoo: 1BWJ 28U Calved: 1/29/2008

CED BW WW 11 -4.3 56

YW Milk TM 85 20 48

ME -6

HPG CEM Stay MARB YG CW 10 8 13 0.22 -0.15 14

REA FAT 0.41 -0.02

28U is one of the top bulls ever produced at Red Hill Farms. 28U’s dam does what we preach - - she has weaned four calves with a weaning weight ratio of 108 and weighed 1,000 pounds last fall. 28U’s paternal granddam, N011, has never weighed over 900 at weaning and has always bred back. We believe in smaller, more efficient cows and this bull is the real deal. 28U is stacked for generations of low maintenance, efficient cattle. 28U sold in the February 2011 Buffalo Creek sale for $13,000. Owned with Buffalo Creek Red Angus (WY) and Roaring Springs Ranch (WA). SEMEN AVAILABLE

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SimAngus Herd Bulls GW RED COAT 099TS Peltons R Coat 3P x 310N (TJF Lucky Jess J224) 3/4SM 1/4AR # 2,370,588 Tattoo: 099TS Calved: 2/15/06 CE BW WW YW MCE MM MWW DOC CW YG MARB BF REA API 12.3 0.2 79.2 129.9 12.3 1.1 40.7 15.8 47.6 -0.31 0.16 -0.06 1.10 129

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Red Coat was our pick of the bulls at the 2007 Gateway Bull Sale (MT). Red Coat excels phenotypically being sound structured, thick, and balanced. Red Coat posted impressive individual performance data, low birth weight (81 pounds), 112 WR, and 111 YR. Red Coat’s massive thickness was evidenced by his 16.02 REA (122 ratio). In the Gateway Sale of 235 bulls, Red Coat had the 4th largest REA in the entire offering. With Red Coat’s unparalleled feedlot performance, he has been an ideal fit for mating to our Red Angus cows. In addition to Red Coat’s terminal traits, we have been equally impressed with the exceptional udder quality of his daughters. Red Coat has completed the ASA Carcass Merit Program - - a great way to improve the accuracies of young, unproven bulls. Red Coat has been sampled by several breeders. “Our #1 WW bull calf for 2010 was a son (GW Red Coat 099TS) at almost 950 pounds. We will be using him much more in 2011.” Terry Schlenker, Wilkinson Farms, North Dakota. Owned with Gateway (MT) and JanBil Farms (GA). SEMEN AVAILABLE

Sons of GW Red Coat GW Red Coat 099TS has been sampled by several breeders across the United States. In February 2013, Wilkinson Farms sold the pick and choice of these two GW Red Coat sons in their annual sale for $16,000. Not only do they have the look, they have the EPDs to back up their performance!

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HILL FARMS — 2013 — GW PREDESTINED 773X

GW PREDESTINED 701T X GW MISS LUCKY ONE 469P 3/4 SM 1/4 AN ASA # 2569951 Tattoo: 773X Calved: 3/5/2010 CE 16.1

BW WW YW MCE MM MWW DOC CW YG MARB BF REA API -2.4 61.5 91.5 14.6 25.6 29.8 14.1 20.7 -0.34 0.72 -0.04 1.02 176

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GW Predestined 773X was our choice in the 2011 Gateway Sale. We are committed to concentrating the genetics of GW Predestined 701T who is one of the outstanding balanced trait bulls in the entire beef industry. Likewise, 773X is a balanced trait bull with unusually superior carcass values (120 ratio for IMF and 124 ratio for REA, the highest in the entire Gateway offering). Both the dam and the granddam of 773X have been donors in the Gateway program. 773X is homozygous black and homozygous polled. Owned with Gateway Simmental (MT) and Sunshine Farms (AL). SEMEN AVAILABLE

GW PREMIER 734Y GW PREMIUM BEEF 021TS X GW MISS LUCKY CHARM 551u 5/8 SM 3/8 AN # 2606048 Tattoo: 734Y Calved: 2/22/2011 CE BW WW YW MCE MM MWW DOC CW YG MARB BF REA API 23.9 -2.5 56.1 103.8 17.8 29.1 57.1 14.6 29.2 -0.20 0.72 -0.03 0.72 191

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“Lot 7 (734Y) is a real complete bull out of a model Lucky Charm cow. He has been a stick out since he was a calf and developed nicely. Typical of the Premium Beef bulls as he is long-bodied, not tall, soft topped, and easy doing.” Jim Butcher 734Y was selected from the 2012 Gateway Sale as an ideal bull to mate to our 701T daughters. 734Y posted outstanding individual ratios - - WWR 103, YWR 110, IMF ratio 122, and REA ratio 104. Additionally, 734Y is moderate framed, easy fleshing and sound structured. Owned with Gateway Simmental (MT) and Gibbs Farms (AL). SEMEN AVAILABLE

GW PREMIER 734Y

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GW PREDESTINED 701T X 517R (GW LUCKY ONE 686) 3/4 SM 1/4 AN # 2516318 Tattoo: 645W Calved: 2/26/2009 CE BW WW YW MCE MM MWW DOC CW YG MARB BF REA API 14.6 2.5 51.2 84.0 15 31.8 57.4 13.8 24.2 -0.32 0.62 -0.03 1.07 149

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645W was our choice of bulls at the 2010 Gateway Simmental Sale. His sire, 701T, has impressed us since we saw him as a yearling. 645W is exceptional in his fleshing ability, center body width, and body volume. 645W is a unique combination of outstanding performance in a moderateframed bull (5.5 YrFr). 645W comes from a cow family familiar to us at Red Hill Farms - his paternal granddam. 363, is a donor here and his maternal granddam, 717F, is also the dam of Red Hill Farms donor, GW Miss Lucky Roll 709L. 645W is triple-bred to the great 407D cow. 645W has large testicles, excellent semen, and he is a very aggressive breeder. 645W was entered in the ASA Carcass Merit Program with calves harvested in 2012. Owned with Gateway Simmental (MT). SEMEN AVAILABLE

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HOOK’S WALLY 106W HOOK’S SHEAR FORCE 38K X P037 (CA FUTURE DIRECTION 5321) 3/4 SM 1/4 AN # 2515268 Tattoo: 106W Calved: 3/14/2009 CE BW WW YW MCE MM MWW DOC CW YG MARB BF REA API 17.1 0.5 61.2 94.5 13.8 30.8 61.4 17.9 27.1 -0.31 0.39 -0.01 1.19 149

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Wally impressed us with his exceptional performance ratios and the phenotype we desire. Tom Hook described Wally as “one of the heaviest muscled and soundest structured with a quiet disposition, great appetite, and boasts herd changing carcass and index profile.” We have been impressed by Shear Force’s calving ease when used at Red Hill Farms. Couple this with the high accuracy carcass genetics of Future Direction, and we were pleased to add Wally to the Red Simmental mix at Red Hill Farms. 106W has been tested in the ASA Carcass Merit Program. 106W’s greatest contribution may be his daughters. His first daughters’ calved at Red Hill in the Spring of 2013. They have excellent udders and mothering skills. Additionally, his daughters are moderate-sized and easy fleshing, and as the data indicates, very docile. 106W’s cow family was very well received in the 2013 Hook’s Bred for Balance sale. 106W’s full sister was the top selling cow at $20,000. She also was the dam of the top selling bull, Lot 23 at $15,000. Additionally, Wally 106W’s nine-year old dam sold for $7,500. We believe the Wally daughters will be one of our greatest assets in years to come.

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Bull Selection Simplified. Building a cow herd?

Combine lowͲexpense traits (ME EPD) with acceptable revenue traits to breed efficiency into the cow herd. Improve fertility with selection pressure of HPG EPDs. Sleep through the night by selecting highͲCEM EPDs. Improve longevity and lower replacement rates by selecting higherͲ thanͲaverage STAY EPDs.

Breeding virgin heifers?

Select for CED EPD as the most meaningful predictor of calving ease. Red Angus’ CED combines birth weight and other factors affecting calvingͲease scores.

Selling calves or yearlings?

Heavier pay weights may be achieved by selecting higher WW EPDs, but…make sure heavier is what you want. Heavier weaning weights mean heavier pay weights for calf feds. However, for those who background their calves, too much weaning weight could translate into yearlings that are too heavy when they enter the feed yard, and finish too heavy. Overshooting performance goals can be just as detrimental as falling short. Enhance your reputation – improve traits that impact feeder profits, such as carcass traits and postͲweaning gain (YW).

Retaining Ownership?

Docile and fast starting, Red Angus are easy to start on feed and keep on feed. Balance YW EPD of potential bulls with the existing cow herd to pinpoint needed improvement for postͲweaning gains. Increase pay weight with selection for improved CW EPD.

Selling on a Grid?

FineͲtune marbling (MARB), rib eye area (REA), and back fat (FAT) EPDs to target valueͲbased grids. Target YG 1 & 2 premiums and avoid YG 4 discounts by applying selection pressure on YG EPD. Optimize carcass weights to increase pay weights while avoiding discounts for heavy weight carcasses. Balance Carcass EPDs against existing cow herd genetics: o o

Cowherds of higher continental influence may require additional selection pressure on MARB EPD to improve quality grade. HighͲpercentage British cowherds typically benefit from selection pressure to reduce YG and increase CW.

Contact the Red Angus Association of

(940) 387Ͳ3502 – RedAngus.org RED

America if you have further questions about how you can reach your breeding goals with Red Angus EPDs.

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Bart & Sarah

LOT 5 (142Y)

Gordon & Susan LOT 36 (21Z) Ty & “Brownie”

In Memory BROWNIE 2010-2013

LOT 1 (132Y)

LOT 2 (157Y)

www.RedHillFarms.net Bart & Sarah Jones (615) 666-3098 466 Red Hill Road, Lafayette, TN 37083 redhillfarms@nctc.com Gordon & Susan Jones (270) 991-2663

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