March/April 2016 Sire Edition

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Friday night at 6:30 p.m. at the farm, Gridley, Illinois Grand Champion Heifer, 2016 FWSS Jr Show Full Sibs Sell!

Reserve Late Junior Champion, 2015 NAILE Maternal Sibs by McKinley Sell!

Grand Champion Owned Heifer, 2015 NJAS Full Sibs & Maternal Sibs by McKinley & Class Act Sell!

Grand Champion Heifer, 2016 NWSS Maternal Sibs by Insight & First Class Sell!

Grand Champion Heifer, 2014 NAILE Full Sibs & Maternal Sibs by Insight Sell! Reserve Early Winter Calf Champion, 2016 NWSS Maternal Sibs by Insight Sell!

Watch for photos & videos on-line at www.pvfangus.com. Contact Alan to request a catalog.

Reserve Early Junior Champion, 2015 Atlantic National Angus Show Full Sibs Sell!

ALAN & THERESA MILLER

217.840.6935 • pvfangus@gmail.com ORLAN & CAROL BRANDON & CATHY JONES: 309.370.1081

Will Coor: 919.723.6399 Jay Iliff: 309.231.7066 Clay Chipman: 812.653.0340

SALE HIGHLIGHTS

• Selling top 25 Summer & Fall born show heifer prospects • Selling an elite set of two-year-old donor candidates with calves at side. • Selling 10 herd sire prospects.


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STOCK SHOW UNIVERSITY SPRING 2016 GRAD PROGRAMS MAY

APRIL

OHIO ............................................................................April 2

PENNSYLVANIA ..............................................May 14 & 15

MISSOURI ............................................................April 2 & 3

WYOMING ........................................................May 14 & 15

OHIO ................................................................April 16 & 17

LOUISIANA ......................................................May 14 & 15

NEW MEXICO ................................................April 16 & 17

CANADA ............................................................May 21 & 22

ARKANSAS ......................................................April 23 & 24

TEXAS ................................................................May 21 & 22

GEORGIA ........................................................April 23 & 24

CALIFORNIA ....................................................May 21 & 22

OREGON ..................................................................April 30

IOWA ................................................................May 28 & 29

ONE-DAY HANDS ON “FITTING” CLINIC Adams County Fairgrounds, West Union, OH

TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM Missouri State Fairgrounds, Sedalia, MO

TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM Garwood Cattle Company, Columbiana, OH

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TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM Lea County Fairgrounds, Lovington, NM

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TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM South Side High School Animal Science Building, Bee Branch, AR

TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM UGA Livestock Arena, Athens, GA

ONE-DAY CLINIC Deschutes Fairgrounds, Redmond, OR

Voted Best Education Clinic Four Consecutive Years

TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM South Mountaing Fairgrounds, Biglerville, PA TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM Wyoming State Fairgrounds, Douglas, WY

TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM LSU Ag Center, Alexandria, LA

TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM Cumberland County Exhibition, Oxford, Nova Scotia, Canada

TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM Brazoria County Fair Association, Angleton, TX

TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM Tehama District Fair, Red Bluff, CA

TWO-DAY GRAD PROGRAM Plymouth Co Fairgrounds, LeMars, IA

A Hands-On Experience At Grad Programs, all students, from beginner to advanced showmen, will be split-up into small groups with a professor.

All Stock Show U programs are complimentary provided by Sullivan Supply.

Watch for schedule updates & videos on Stock Show University at www.sullivansupply.com ** Bring your calf, chute, show box with products, clippers, fitting mats, blower, extension cords, generators or any other equipment or products you would need for a show and learn with hands-on experience! ** Pre-registration encouraged! To pre-register for these programs go to www.sullivansupply.com/ssu_clinic_schedule.html ** GRAD Program directions, hotels, schedule of events, etc., can also be found on our website, www.sullivansupply.com ** For more information on the OHIO, MISSOURI, OREGON, INDIANA, CANADA, WYOMING, GEORGIA, CALIFORNIA & IOWA Stock Show University GRAD Program, contact Callyn Hahn with Sullivan Supply at 1.800.475.5902 or callyn@sullivansupply.com. ** For more information on the NEW MEXICO, ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA & TEXAS Stock Show University GRAD Program, contact Dan Sullivan with Sullivan Supply South at 1.800.588.7096 or dsullivan@hillsboro.net.


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The DISTINGUISHED Sullivan Supply/Stock Show U $20,000 Scholarship program ... Applications online at www.sullivansupply DUE March 15th.

SULLIVAN SUPPLY • Dunlap, Iowa • sales@sullivansupply.com

Order Line: 1-800-475-5902 Order Line: 1-800-588-7096 • Hillsboro, Texas • sullivan@hillsboro.net Order Line: 1-888-914-5972 • Lodi, California • lee@sullivansupply.com


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2 Major ShowS - nwSS & Ft worth - 6 grand or reS. grand ChaMpion bannerS 9 diviSion ChaMpionS - 2 reS. diviSion ChaMpion - 4 breedS - 6 head

Craig, Stephanie & Keagan SteCK - SteCK Cattle

869 190th Ave - Woodstock, MN 56186 - 319.530.8790 Craig - 402.680.1254 Stephanie online: www.steckcattle.com - facebook.com/steckcattle

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ShorthornPlus Female, 2016 NWSS

Shorthorn Female, 2016 NWSS Shorthorn Female, 2016 Ft Worth

ShorthornPlus Female, 2016 Ft Worth

Chianina Female, 2016 Ft Worth

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MaineTainer Female, 2016 NWSS


3129 “Kimmy Cakes” :: Firewater x 0641 8

Next Level :: Full sib to 304A

Reserve Champion Female, 2015 Junior Nationals Reigning National Champion Female

54Z2 :: Selling matings by Broker & Profit Her first calf sold at the BHSS and was many time Champion for the Malm Family, Wyoming

Embryos selling, 304A x Leader

Montana Blackcap Z009 :: Purebred Angus Selling matings by Profit and Conversation

1746 “Firefly” :: Full sib to the Famous Ivory Angel Selling eggs out of Monopoly making them genetic full sibs to the many time Champion Steer in 2014-2015 of Chamberlain’s in Ohio and numerous other champions

ALSO SELLING maternal sib eggs to R Sweet Red Wine 039 along with other quality matings!

CK CATTLE & THOMAS RANCH

Online Fall Born Heifer Sale

April 4th, 2016 :: hosted through Breedersworld selling Angus, Charolais, Simmental & Hereford heifers

CHRIS, KRISTI, CAGNEY, CHESNEY, & KENIDEY EFFLING

19650 Hwy 47 • Highmore, SD 57345 Chris: 605.769.0142 • Kristi: 605.769.1308 • Cagney: 605.870.0368


ERIC, LINSAY, MASON, WHITNEY & CATELYN WALKER

14844 Walker Road • Prairie Grove, AR 72753

ERIC WALKER, 479-601-3567 • eric@walkermasonryinc.com CODY GREEN, SHOW & SALE CATTLE: 479-979-5223 GARRETT LOCHNER, SHOW & SALE CATTLE: 520-870-5226

WWW.WILLOWSPRINGSCATTLE.COM

We invite you to join us for our annual Fall Born Sale, April 4th on Breeders World. We are offering an elite set of five steers and ten heifers. Calves out of the powerful donors, Red, 129U and Katie Babe will be offered! We appreciate all of our past customers, their dedication to our operation and congratulate them on a great year in the showring. We strive to produce champions in the ring and in life. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity, and be sure to watch our website for updated information as sale time draws closer.

res. champion mainetainer, ‘15 tulsa sold in our oct. sale res. calf champion, 2015 san antonio sold in our oct. sale

supreme champion heifer, ‘15 nmsf sold in our oct. sale


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t reServe proSpeCt Steer

National Western Stock Show shown by Olivia Caldwell CarnaC

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heat Wave x Went Blacks #46 polled • homozygous black

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2 of the Winningest Steers on the Circuit this Winter! ThEir daMS arE SirEd By CarNaC & STriCTly BuSiNESS! u Grand Champion Steer

Kansas Beef Expo shown by Kyla Morrow

StriCtly BuSineSS

KGST Fear This x KGST 52d

For Semen, ContaCt major diStriButorS or KirK roeCKer (712) 269-2162


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ASA Reg. No.: 2572356 1/4 Simmental, 3/4 Angus DOB: February 4, 2007 Sire: OCC Magnituded 805M (OCC Emblazon 854E) Dam: Collins CVR Meyer R1 (Meyer Ranch 734)

Sexed semen available! A proven winner! Suitable for heifers.

owners

$46,000 TOP-SELLING HEIFER Fraker Cattle Co. Fall Online Sale 4,423 Lot Views Sired by Trifecta

Roecker Cattle Co. // Kirk Roecker • 712-269-2162 BBB Genetics // Chris Beutler • 402-380-8244 Coover Cattle Co. // Don Coover • 620-423-9584

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LIMESTONE TRIFECTA 714


fifth annual

ONLINE EMBRYO SEMEN SALE also selling fall pregnancies

www.cwcattlesales.com

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Our Fifth Annual Offering of Frozen Genetics Offering an IVF cycle out of this popular Walks Alone daughter from the 2014 Iowa State Fair Market Heifer Show.

Grand Champion Charolais Heifer, 2016 Fort Worth Junior Show. Shown by Brecken Shipman. Turton x Smokette. Full sib embryos sell.

Maternal Made — Purchase sexed heifer embryos sired by the $300,000 half interest bull in Embryos On Snow this year!

Reserve Grand Champion Female, 2015 Charolais Junior National. Fire Water x Ms Impressive0641. Full sib embryos sell.

Grand Champion Female, 2012 National Junior Angus Show. Full sibs sell. Also full sibs to the 2014 Illinois Beef Expo Supreme Female.

Grand Champion Steer, 2014 Hoosier Beef Congress and 2015 Michigan State Fair. Selling full sib embryos… out of Smokette.

R AR E SE M EN

4.5.16 TUESDAY

Rare Semen First Class

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Ref resh Offering Rare Semen from…

Dameron First Class Plum Creek Refresh 561A EXG RS First Rate S903 R3 …the sire of First Class Loaded Up Heat Wave (sexed male) Monopoly (sexed male) Saugahatchee 3000C …and more!

$70,000-valued female sold fall 2015. Watch for this female in Iowa this year! Full and maternal sibs sell April 5th.

scheetz CATTLE COMPANY

Reserve Grand Prospect Steer, 2015 Tulsa State Fair. Shown by Sarah Armitage. Selling full sib embryos Tuesday, April 5th.

Jason Scheetz 319.470.6488 jasonscheetz@gmail.com 2714 210th Street Fort Madison, Iowa 52627

Tuesday, April 5th Online April 5th @

scheetzcattleco.com & cwcattlesales.com


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CONTENTS

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102 National Western 138 Iowa Beef Expo 145 Illinois Beef Expo 152 Arizona National 158 Fort Worth 166 San Antonio 178 Pennsylvania Farm Show 183 Sioux Empire Farm Show 189 Western Bonanza 193 Red Wave Classic 196 Jackrabbit Memorial 200 Clark County Cattle Battle 204 Madison County 208 War at Warren

212 Midwest Showdown 216 Gibson County Preview Show 218 Jordan Mack Memorial 220 Kentucky Beef Expo 222 MSU AGR Preview Show 224 Purdue Preview Show 226 VCCP Winter Classic

Beyond The Backdrop 104 Macey Goretska 107 Blake Logan 127 Melissa Grimmel 137 Amanda Schnoor

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Departments 20 From The Editor 21 About Us 24 From Our Readers 28 Page 28 32 News 60 Hall of Fame Members 77 The Big Picture 249 Funtimes 259 Judging Results 270 Recipe: Brenda Humphrey, IL 272 Message: Randy David, OH 278 Faces and Places: Denver 288 Under Cover: Wade Rodgers 296 Church Sign 300 Faces and Places: Kearney 314 Press Releases 317 Burt’s Best Bites 320 Upcoming Events 325 Thank You

Blackout Jackpot 4 Everything you need to know!

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FROM THE EDITOR

THAT’S A WRAP

GEARING UP FOR AN EXCITING SPRING! itting down to write this Editor’s note, I had every intention to inspire. It was going to start with a powerful statement, followed by my two cents on how to rule the world. What followed was me looking at the screen for far too long and realizing that the pages of this March/April 2016 Sire Edition of the Showtimes will do the talking. This issue of The Showtimes is always a fun one. Not only is it a great resource to reference for industry leading Sires, it highlights all of the big moments from top shows such as the National Western and Fort Worth. This issue also falls at a time where people are really starting to gear up for this next year by spending every weekend at a jackpot. With that, not only does it include numerous show results, it also advertises multiple jackpots coming up this spring. One feature you will not want to miss is our Hall of Fame on page. 56. This month’s inductees encompass what

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Heterosis Headquarters Annual Bull and Heifer Sale April4th 1 PM Huss Livestock Market, Kearney, NE SimAngus - Simmental - Angus - 180 Head Sell! TM

W/C Loaded Up - 20 Sons + 10 Daughters Sell!

Selling 80 Powerful Bulls and 100 Highly Maternal Heifers!

Progeny also sell by W/C United 956Y, WS A Step Up X27, Yardley High Regard, One Eyed Jack and SAV Brilliance!

LLSF Pays to Believe ZU194 - The ‘Prepotent’ Champion!

Yardley Utah - Sons and Daughters Sell!

Leachman Prophet J030Z - The Performance Legend!

Barstow Cash - His Top SimAngus™ Progeny Sell!

Connealy Capitalist - Sire of our Reg. Angus Offering!

Hoover Dam - His Calving Ease SimAgus™ Sons Sell!

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Complete Performance, EPDs, Ultrasound and Igenity Data Provided!

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CCR Cowboy Cut - 21 Sons + 10 Daughters Sell!


UPCOMING SALES CALENDAR MARCH 1, 2016 AUBREY’S CATTLE CO. DONOR SOLUTIONS, INC. ONLINE GENETIC SALE MARCH 2, 2016

MAR/APR 2016

SPECIAL COLLECTION ONLINE SEMEN SALE CATTLE EDITION

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LAUTNER SEMEN ELLIOTT CATTLE COMPANY 5TH ANNUAL FALL BORN SALE MARCH 6, 2016 MINNAERT CATTLE GENETICS ONLINE SALE MARCH 8, 2016 HEINRICH CATTLE ONLINE BULL SALE KASTEL SHOW CATTLE ONLINE GENETICS SALE

OLSON SHOW CATTLE ONLINE HEIFER AND BULL SALE MARCH 11, 2016 THE SHOWTIMES MAGAZINE/SULLIVAN SUPPLY STALL BID-OFF MARCH 12, 2016 SPRING IS IN THE AIR GENETIC SALE MARCH 14, 2016 TOWER HILL ONLINE BULL SALE MARCH 15, 2016 FRUHLING BULL AND HEIFER WOLF SHOW CATTLE GENETICS SALE MARCH 16, 2016 LAUTNER SEMEN

PILKINGTON CATTLE ONLINE ANGUS AND SUMMENTAL MATERNAL BULL SALE

WISCONSIN CONNECTION SUMMER/FALL BORN CLUB CALF AND SEMEN SALE ~ WIRTH, LANGNESS AND NEWBY

MARCH 9, 2016

MARCH 20, 2016

LAUTNER SEMEN

FOUNDING FATHERS ONLINE BULL SALE

BROCK WELSHAN’S ONLINE BULL, OPEN HEIFER AND GENETICS SALE GREEN OAK FARMS ONLINE FALL BORN AND GENETICS SALE

DONOR SOLUTIONS SULLIVAN FARMS NO BULL ELITE FALL AND OPEN HEIFER SALE

GANA FARMS FALL-BORN SHOW HEIFER SALE MARCH 21, 2016 SULLIVAN FARMS NO BULL ELITE SHORTHORN PLUS EMBRYO AND SEMEN SALE SULLIVAN FARMS NO BULL ELITE HEREFORD EMBRYO SALE SULLIVAN FARMS NO BULL ELITE CHAROLAIS, CHAROLAIS COMPOSITE, ANGUS, SEM-ANGUS, MAINETAINER EMBRYO SALE NORMAN RIPBERGER ANUS AND SHORTHORN SHOW HEIFER SALE MARCH 22, 2016 BONNELL FARMS & VANSICKLE CATTLE CO. DONOR EGGSTRAVAGANZA LADIES PERSUING PERFECTION ONLINE ANGUS SHOW HEIFER SALE TREE LANE FARMS FALL BORN SALE SULLIVAN FARMS NO BULL ELITE BULL AND BRED HEIFER SALE GANA FARMS SHORTHORN AND SHORTHORN PLUS BULL SALE MARCH 23, 2016

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SCHAEFFER AND TICE EGG HUNT ONLINE GENETIC SALE MARCH 24, 2016 SULLIVAN SHOW CATTLE ANNUAL ONLINE SALE MARCH 28, 2016 GLAMOUR GIRLS GENETICS WITH PASSION MEYER CATTLE CO. EASTER EGG SALE SELDEM REST FARMS ONLINE ANGUS SHOW HEIFER AND GENETICS SALE MARCH 29, 2016

MARCH 30, 2016 LAUTNER SEMEN SALE

BRUNS CRINER JACKSON ROUND 2 APRIL 5, 2016 ADCOCK LAND AND LIVESTOCK 5TH ANNUAL SCHEETZ CATTLE CO. ONLINE EMBRYO, SEMEN AND PREGNANCY SALE THE WISH LIST ~ WISHING WELL SIMMENTALS TIM BURKE SALES &CONSULTING ONLINE BULL & GENETICS SALE APRIL 6, 2016 LAUTNER SEMEN BAUMAN FROZEN GENETICS ONLINE SALE

HILLSIDE ANGUS RANCH WINNERS CHOICE ONLINE SALE

HOWSER FAMILY SHOW CATTLE ANNUAL SPRING ONLINE SALE

APRIL 11, 2016

APRIL 27, 2016

SCHAEFFER AND TICE EGG HUNT ONLINE GENETIC SALE RD 2

LAUTNER SEMEN MAY 4, 2016

APRIL 12, 2016 BONNELL FARMS & VANSICKLE CATTLE CO. DONOR EGGSTRAVAGANZA APRIL 13, 2016 LAUTNER SEMEN

LAUTNER SEMEN MAY 10, 2016 KOPP LAND & LIVESTOCK ONLINE SPRING BORN CLUB CALF SALE LAUTNER SEMEN

APRIL 14, 2016

MAY 11, 2016

STREAMSIDE CATTLE CO. ONINE SEMEN AND EMBRYO SALE APRIL 17, 2016 DOUBLE-G SHORTHORNS 3RD ANNUAL ONLINE HEIFER SALE”

LAUTNER SEMEN MAY 12, 2016 STREAMSIDE CATTLE COMPANY ONLINE EMBRYO AND SEMEN SALE MAY 18, 2016

DONOR SOLUTIONS ONLINE GENETICS SALE

LAUTNER SEMEN MAY 25, 2016

1ST ANNUAL TRIPLE C RANCH AND BALDWIN SHOW CATTLE SALE/LATE SUMMER/FALL BORN CLUB CALF SALE

LAUTNER SEMEN SHIKE CATTLE COMPANY ONLINE SALE

APRIL 18, 2016 JORDAN ACRES FALL BORN ONLINE STEER AND HEIFER SALE APRIL 19, 2016

LOOK ONLINE FOR SHEEP, PIG, GOAT & SPECIALTY SALE DATES WILLOUGHBY SALES WILLOUGHBYLIVESTOCKSALES.COM PIG PLANET AUCTIONS THEPIGPLANETAUCTIONS.COM

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APRIL 20, 2016

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LAUTNER SEMEN APRIL 24, 2016

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT

RYAN MCINTOSH SHOW CATTLE ONLINE SPRING SALE

TODD CALDWELL: 309.253.5729

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GLAMOUR GIRLS ONLINE HEIFER SALE - ROUND 2

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MOORE SHORTHORNS SPRING ONLINE HEIFER SALE

APRIL 10, 2016


PAGE 28 THIS ISSUE WE FEATURE 28 PUREBRED BEEF CATTLE ASSOCIATIONS!

or our Look f 28 in age next P une 2016 y/J our Ma al Edition! ion Jr. Nat

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1. American Angus Association

15. North American Limousin Foundation

2. American Black Hereford Association

16. American Lowline Registry

3. American Brahman Breeders Association

17. American Maine-Anjou Association

4. American Brahmousin Council, Inc.

18. Piedmontese Association of the U.S.

5. International Brangus Breeders Association

19. Red Angus Association of America

6. Braunvieh Association of America

20. American Red Brangus Association

7. American Beefalo World Registry

21. American Salers Association

8. Beefmaster Breeders

22. Santa Gertrudis Breeders International

9. Belted Galloway Society

23. American Shorthorn Association

10. American International Charolais Association

24. American Simmental Association

11. American Chianina Association

25. North American South Devon Association

12. North American Corriente Association

26. American Tarentaise Association

13. American Gelbvieh Association

27. Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of America

14. American Hereford Association

28. American Wagyu Association


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Schaeffer/Tice

ROUND 1 ROUND 2

March 20th - 23rd April 9th - 11th

Your next opportunity to purchase embryos out of these leading donors!!

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The Blackout Jackpot 4 will be held March 18-20, 2016 at The Ranch in Loveland, Colorado! This will be a two ring steer and heifer show that will be held with the Green & Gold Showdown again this year. Brandon Callis will be judging the Heifer Show on Saturday and Jim Williams will be sorting the Steer Show on Sunday. We have many big prizes planned for this year’s show including cash awards, banners, ribbons, banners, tack boxes, chute dolly’s and more! On March 11th cwcattlesales.com will be hosting our Sullivan Supply / Showtimes Stall Bid-Off! The winner gets to unload their cattle into a pre-made stall! Plus, you get to keep the 2 End Panels, Blower, Turbo Fan with Upright Fan Stand, 22’ Stall Rubber Mat, Shavings, Electrical and a custom S/S, Showtimes, Blackout 4 and Green & Gold Showdown tarp! Proceeds from the bid-off will go towards scholarships! Last year we awarded 6 scholarships totaling $3,500! If you are a High School Senior or College Student, please sign up for an interview time at the show by emailing lisa_theshowtimes@ yahoo.com. Pre-enter online at theshowtimesmagazine.com/blackout4 and save $20!

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rock Welshans has always had a deep passion for the cattle industry but never thought his childhood dream of owning his own cattle operation would become a reality. “I knew from a young age that I loved cows. That was the only thing I really cared about,” he said.

“The most I ever spent on a steer was probably $1,000. We always just bought heifers,” Brock said.

“I would call people up and say, ‘Hey, you were looking for this or that, and I found one’.” Brock always hoped it would become a career for him but didn’t ever believe it would. “When I was a teenager, I didn’t have a clue what the industry was really like. Now, I do,” he said. “But, I always had a passion for learning about it. I lived and breathed cattle, and then as I got older, I lived and breathed the business.” At 27 years old, his story is largely still unwritten, but the future looks bright. In 2006, Brock and his wife Krissa met at a cattle sale. He was helping manage the sale, and Krissa and her brothers were consigning calves in the sale. Some might say that the rest is history.

Brock worked for Krissa’s family for five years and then for a dairy equipment supplier for two years while selling cattle on the side. It wasn’t until a Sunday morning conversation at a cattle show in December 2013 that Brock and Krissa realized his side cattle business could become full time. While it has been challenging at times, they’ve never looked back. “When I quit my job, I knew what had to be done,” said Brock. “I just had to keep doing what I was doing, but on a bigger scale.” They started with a $20,000 loan from Greenstone Farm Credit Services and have built their operation to what it is today. Krissa currently works full time from home as Staff Editor for Feedstuffs magazine, an agribusiness publication. Her income helps pay the bills as the cattle business grows. “The business has sustained itself as it has grown and as we’ve invested, which has been a relief, since we had to build it from the ground up,” said Krissa. Owning a small business means a lot of sacrifices,

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At 12, his dad drove him to his first clipping and fitting job, and by the age of 14, he started buying and selling show calves.

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In his early years, Brock studied show cattle magazines to learn all he could about genetics. At the age of 10, he was picking the bulls he wanted to use on his family’s breeding females. And while they didn’t have a lot of money, Brock used everything he learned to improve his family’s herd.

Krissa grew up on a large crop farm in Marlette, Mich. When she was about nine years old, her family purchased a couple head of cattle, but it wasn’t until she was around eleven that she and her brothers became more serious about entering the industry. Being homeschooled allowed them to grow the operation, and by the time she was 18 and her twin brothers were in college, they had built a herd of 200 cows.


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to the industry,” Brock said.

The key for their operation has been to earn income year-round and not just during their busiest season.

They also promote Southern Charm pg. 47, a Herefordmarked club calf bull that is as structurally sound, square, and soft as they come, according to Brock. “He’s extremely square and smooth, with an extra shot of hair.”

But, even during the busy season—August to March—when Brock works from dawn to past dark, he has never regretted the decision. “Now, I don’t believe anything is impossible,” he said.

According to Brock, “Brock Welshans Show Cattle” is just their business name.

It doesn’t matter whether you are raising Hereford influence or crossbred cattle; Brock said Southern Charm is something producers can use to generate high-quality club calves.

“We’re really ‘Brock Welshans Cattle’ because we are selling breeding stock—bulls, heifers, and cows— show cattle, semen, and embryos,” he said. “We do more than just show cattle. Some of what is sold may not be show cattle quality, but the end goal is to produce show animals.”

“I’ve talked to a lot of people who tell me they’re not sure Southern Charm would fit in their program without Hereford or Hereford-colored cattle, but that isn’t a prerequisite for this bull. Color is in. If we’re trying to make high-quality show steers, this bull is naturally built to get it done,” he said.

Currently, through raising, buying and selling, or selling cattle on consignment, about 100 head move through their place annually. They consistently run about 20 brood cows and promote a small battery of bulls.

The first calf crops for both bulls are due in the spring of 2016.

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“I have a genuine interest in helping other people produce better cattle. The bulls we are pushing have something to offer the industry,” Brock said. Trade Secret pg. 45 is one of the latest bulls promoted by their operation. He’s a lower-birthweight option with an extremely rich, maternal pedigree. A son of Frisky Whiskey and out of a GCC Wizard first-calf heifer, Brock said he offers more shape, volume, and stoutness than your traditional maternal-bred sires in a moderate, goodlooking package. “For a bull that combines these qualities, he’s unique

“As we make advancements in our operation, our goal is to utilize the best cattle. I don’t care what color they are or what breed they are; they just have to be good,” Brock said. At this point, what the operation will become is unknown. “I hope that we will continue to grow so we can support our business and our family, but I also hope to achieve success with our own genetics,” he said. For now, there are still a lot of things that limit their operation. “We don’t own our own place yet, and we sometimes think our business would grow leaps and bounds if we lived somewhere more centrally located, but no clear doors have opened for us,” said Krissa.


Bigger Purpose Utilizing good genetics and helping producers improve their herds is rewarding. Selling show cattle is also rewarding, especially if the customers do well. But, for Brock and Krissa, there were days when they wondered what the bigger purpose of the business was.

Additionally, they only have one part-time employee who helps them during the busy season. “At this point, I can only take on so much,” said Brock.

They also know that they wouldn’t be where they are today without having a place to rent from her family or without a loan officer taking a chance on them. Still, having numerous online sales through Caldwell-Willoughby Sales and using Facebook to promote their program has really propelled their business to where it is today. “Even if people haven’t bought from us, there are so many that have started to follow us or look for our name because of the sales,” Brock said.

Not only has the business expanded, but so has their reach. “We’ve been so fortunate to meet great people all across the U.S. that have seen something in our program and put their trust in us,” said Krissa. “There have been moments when a huge opportunity has opened for us and we are just in awe. For example, having this opportunity to share our story here is a huge blessing for us.” For Brock and Krissa, the journey hasn’t been without challenges, but the progress they’ve made and the people they’ve met in the past three years far outweigh the times when they’ve been discouraged. “I’ve learned that it’s not about how popular you are or how many banners you win; it’s about fulfilling a purpose,” said Brock. •

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“Starting a small business with nothing but a small loan and building it as your finances allow involves a lot of patience, perseverance, and perspiration,” said Krissa. “Honestly, it’s scary at times, but we take baby steps and hope that each one is the right decision.”

As the business has grown, the purpose has become more obvious. “It’s important for us to have a business that’s based on certain fundamentals—honesty, integrity, etc.,” said Brock. “Ultimately, it’s about the people, not the cattle. We’re trying to be good examples and mentors to young people, but it’s about more than that: We’re trying to be a light to all of the people around us.”

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As far as the future, both Brock and Krissa have faith that everything will work out.

“Building a business and seeing a return on investment is encouraging, but it’s all monetary,” said Krissa. “Life is about making an impact.”


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Selling sons by Irish Whiskey

Some Sires Represented in the Sale: Irish Whiskey Firewater Liquid Courage Jack Yellow Jacket

Selling bulls from 777 by Irish Whiskey

View Videos and Photos Selling sons by Irish Whiskey

Selling sons by Irish Whiskey & First Class

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Proven Sires Sold in Past Bull Sales

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THE SHOWTIMES MAGAZINE WELCOMES A FAMILY THAT HAS EXPERIENCED SUCCESS THROUGHOUT TEXAS AND ON A NATIONAL LEVEL.

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Show and Rodeo. Then, within the next week, Jagger and “White Hammer” won San Antonio Livestock Show. The excitement continued in January of 2016 when Jagger and his calf “Moses” were selected as the Reserve Grand Champion at the National Western in Denver, Colorado. Most recently, Jagger and “Big Boy” won the Grand Champion honors at the Fort Worth Stock Show. Winning is always exciting, but some wins hold a special meaning. This was the case at the National Western in January. It had been exactly 30 years since Brandon Horn and his calf “Spot” had won Grand Champion at the National Western. This year’s win for Jagger brought


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back some precious and painful memories for the Horn family. The Denver show win in 1986 for Brandon came less than a year after his father and mentor, Larry, unexpectedly passed away at the Oklahoma Youth Expo. So the National Western has always had a special place in the Horn family history. Jagger getting to follow in his father’s footsteps was very special for both he and his father. Brandon, Brek, Jagger (14) and Aven (10) continue the family tradition by owning and operating Horn Livestock. Both Brandon’s, father, Larry Horn and Brek’s father, Bill Binder were agriculture science teachers. Brek and Brandon raised and showed cattle while growing up. They even competed against each other before they knew each other. After they were grown, they met each other at a stock show. Jagger has a banner in his room that he inherited from his great- grandfather, Lawrence Binder, from the 1940

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Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. Times may have changed but the family has not. They are still very heavily rooted in agriculture. Horn Livestock, just south of Anson, Texas is truly a family business. Brandon keeps busy with around 250 cows. Brek does the bookkeeping and financial end of the business when not working at the barn. The kids work with their cattle daily and are involved in sports and church activities. Both children have college in their future. Jagger already owns some cows and wants to continue the family business. Aven is not as sure with her goals for the future yet. However, both college degrees will more than likely be agriculture related. Even though the work is long and hard, Jagger and Aven both enjoy showing cattle and are looking forward to continuing the family tradition. •

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Jim Williams July 2009

Wayne Colette September 2009

Steve Bonham January 2010

Christy Collins March 2010

Kirk Stierwalt July 2010

Randy Daniel September 2010

John Sullivan January 2011

Bob May March 2011

Schnoor Sisters May 2011

Dan Hoge August 2011

American Royal October 2011

Bauman Family November 2011

Mark Sneed January 2012

Matt Lautner March 2012

Mike Hartman May 2012

James & Nick Sullivan July 2012

Dave Guyer September 2012

Bo Sanders November 2012

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ďƒ’ Each issue of The Showtimes Magazine we induct new Hall of Fame members! These individuals are industry leaders. From showmen, breeders, business owners and judges, to an announcer, auctioneer and livestock show, the Hall of Fame represents excellence. It is a group of individuals that make a difference in our

Jack Ward January 2013

Caldwell Family March 2013

Willoughby Family March 2013

industry. We have had an overwhelming response to our Hall of Fame since it was started in March 2009! We always welcome nominations for our Hall of Fame. If you would like to nominate someone for our Hall of Fame, please email us at theshowtimes@yahoo.com.

Winegardner Family May 2013

Ron & Becky Thompson July 2013

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Eugene Ritchey November 2013

Robert Funk January 2014

Scott Schaake January 2014

Mark & Deb Core March 2014

Gib Yardley March 2014

Nick Reimann May 2014

Pearl Walthall May 2014

Brock May July 2014

Deb Vorthmann September 2014

Cherry Knoll Farm November 2014

Tracy Goretska January 2015

Brandon Callis March 2015

Kyla Copeland May 2015

Jason Hoffman May 2015

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Don Greiman September 2015

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The Jensen Family receiving their Hall of Fame plaque in Denver this past January.

John & Jeannie Griswold July 2015

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LAST CALL

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Hi Ho Silver: Born, raised, and sold in this sale. Calf reports have been great.

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Irish Whiskey x Who Da Man (Reimann, Bridwell Kelly)

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DOB: 4.1.12 BW: 85 lbs From an ELITE sire, Out of an ELITE cow

An ELITE Individual t 3rd overall National Western Stock Show, prospect show Shown by: Ben Nikkel, Raised by: Sullivan Farms Sold by: Minnaert, Lucky Strike, DWE qt Supreme Champion VCCP

Shown by: Jessica Harsh, Raised by : Holtkamp Cattle Sold by: Paulsen Cattle, Brock, Campbell Cattle

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BEYOND THE BACKDROP 104 Macey Goretska 107 Blake Logan 127 Melissa Grimmel 137 Amanda Schnoor

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102 National Western 138 Iowa Beef Expo 145 Illinois Beef Expo 152 Arizona National 158 Fort Worth 166 San Antonio 178 Pennsylvania Farm Show 183 Sioux Empire Farm Show 189 Western Bonanza 193 Red Wave Classic 196 Jackrabbit Memorial 200 Clark County Cattle Battle 204 Madison County 208 War at Warren 212 Midwest Showdown 216 Gibson County Preview Show 218 Jordan Mack Memorial 220 Kentucky Beef Expo 222 MSU AGR Preview Show 224 Purdue Preview Show 226 VCCP Winter Classic

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NATIONAL WESTERN Grand Champion Market Steer

MAR/APR 2016

Macey Goretska, IA

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STEERS

Date: January 2016 Location: Denver, CO Steer Judge: Hoge, Duello and Bedwell Results/Photos: Show Champions Candid Photos: The Showtimes

Reserve Champion Market Steer Jagger Horn, TX


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Champion Continental Steer

Champion Chi Steer

Ansley Maronde, NE

Kyle Andrews, IA

Kacy Bland, TX

Reserve British Steer

Reserve Continental Steer

Reserve Chi Steer

Alex Harris, TX

Rand Martin, TX

Dalton Line, IL

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Champion British Steer

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THE STORY OF A CHAMPION

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MACEY REFLECTS ON THE NIGHT SHE ACCOMPLISHED HER GOAL. have been showing cattle since I was about 4, and I’m so thankful that this is what I have grown up doing. Being able to get to do this with my dad is a blessing. I definitely get to bond with my dad in the barn, it’s great to share the same passion and work together to reach our biggest goals like Denver. This year was our 7th year going to the National Western Stock Show. We had a few successful years, but never reached the ultimate goal, to win, and it drove me to work even harder for the next year. The whole time we had Remi we knew we would take him to Denver, so every time I worked with him I knew what the ultimate goal was, and it was such a surreal feeling when all that work paid off. I was definitely in shock when I won, and when my dad came down and people were congratulating me, my emotions were uncontrollable. I had accomplished the biggest goal of my show career. It made me really realize how many people are so supportive and encouraging, and I couldn’t be more grateful. I never could have accomplished this without the support and help of my family and friends. It’s been a blessing and an experience that I will never forget. •


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Date: January 2016 Location: Denver, CO Hog Judge: Warren Beeler, KY

HOGS

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Grand Champion Market Hog Blake Logan, IN

Reserve Champion Market Hog Cole Phillips, TX


lake enjoys working in the barn and going to shows across the country meeting new people and being around friends. The National Western is such a special show with great tradition that everyone wants to win. Just having a pig in the hunt was a great thrill, let alone being chosen as the Grand Champion. Winning the National Western was one of the greatest experiences of my life. I will cherish the memory forever. I want to thank everyone that helped me win the National Western Stock Show and also the ones that helped me along the way. •

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BLAKE SHARES HIS STORY.

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ONE OF THE GREATEST EXPERIENCES


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HOGS

Champion Berkshire

Champion Chester White

Champion Duroc

Champion Hampshire

Adam Gradert, IL

Bryce Bedeker, IL

Andrew Hodges, KS

Andrea Avila, TX

Reserve Berkshire

Reserve Chester White

Reserve Duroc

Reserve Hampshire

Sarah Jones, TX

Jack Berggren, NE

Taylor Heiser, TX

Brooke Stromberger, CO

Champion Light Cross

Champion Medium Cross

Champion Heavy Cross

Champion Cross

Makurri Lea, TX

Cole Phillips, TX

Blake Logan, IN

Blake Logan, IN

Reserve Light Cross

Reserve Medium Cross

Reserve Heavy Cross

Reserve Cross

Haley Schwecke, MN

Anna Franke, OK

Grant Vickland, CO

Cole Phillips, TX

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Champion Poland

Champion Yorkshire

Champion Spot

Cash Voegele, SD

Garrison Straka, OK

Payton Rodgers, CA

Shyann McWhirter, OK

Reserve Landrace

Reserve Poland

Reserve Yorkshire

Reserve Spot

Kevin Remington, OK

Jenna Belt, IA

Molly Boswell, TX

Justin Doubet, CO

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Champion Landrace

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LAMBS

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Grand Champion Market Lamb Bailee Amstutz, OH

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Reserve Champion Market Lamb Kailen Urban, OK Date: January 2016 Location: Denver, CO Lamb Judge: Craig Beckmier, IL Results/Photos: Show Champions


Champion Medium Weight Blackface

Champion Heavy Weight Blackface

Blake Skidgel, OK

Bailee Amstutz, OH

Kailen Urban, OK

Reserve Light Weight Blackface

Reserve Medium Weight Blackface

Reserve Heavy Weight Blackface

Gavin Straka, OK

Collin Tennant, IN

Kylee Silliman, IA

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Champion Light Weight Blackface

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Champion Dorset

Champion Speckle

Jed Sidwell, CO

Kailen Urban, OK

Reserve Dorset

Reserve Speckle

Jayden Allen, NE

Zavrie Wiss, MO


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Date: January 2016 Location: Denver, CO Goat Judge: Brandon Callis, TX

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Grand Champion Market Goat Aspen Martin, TX

Reserve Champion Market Goat Carly Castello, CA


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Champion Lightweight

Reserve Lightweight

Tara Hummel, IL

Montana Newell, OK

Champion Mediumweight

Reserve Mediumweight

Carly Castello, CA

Dylan Hummel, IL

Champion Heavyweight

Reserve Heavyweight

Aspen Martin, TX

Montana Newell, OK


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$28,000

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$117,000

$53,000

JR. AUCTION

$70,000

$35,000

$50,000


The top six Junior Livestock animals were auctioned off live on 9News at 6:30pm. The results of the eight champions are listed below: • The Grand Champion Steer weighing a modest 1,344 pounds, sold for $117,000, the second highest bid in Stock Show history to Ames Construction Company. The steer was shown by 16-year-old, junior exhibitor Macey Goreteska, from Korydon, Iowa. Macey accomplished her personal goal to win at the National Western Stock Show. She plans to use the money to go to college. • Transwest Trucks, Inc. bought the Reserve Grand

• The Grand Champion Hog broke another record, selling for $53,000 to Anadarko Petroleum Corporation. The junior exhibitor is 15-year-old Blake Logan from Atlanta, Indiana. Blake wants to use the money for college and study agriculture business. • The Reserve Champion Hog was sold for a record-setting $35,000 to the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and shown by 12-year-old Cole Phillips from Bullard, Texas. Cole’s future goal is to go to college and study agriculture. • The Grand Champion Lamb went for an all-time record of $50,000 to Brannan Sand & Gravel and was shown by 11-year-old Bailee Amstutz of Richwood, Ohio, and the youngest exhibitor in the top eight. • The Reserve Grand Champion Lamb went to Colorado Business Bank with the highest bid ever of $28,000. The junior exhibitor is 14-year-old Kailen Urban of Gotebo, Oklahoma with aspirations to attend Oklahoma State University. • The Grand Champion Goat set a stock show record selling for $40,000 to PEI and was shown by 14-year-old Aspen Martin from Mason, Texas. Aspen would like to go to college and study at Texas A&M. • The Reserve Grand Champion Goat shown by 14-yearold Karly Castello, from Tracy, California, was bought by the STEPS Foundation for $19,000. •

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The money invested supports the junior exhibitors that raised the animal as they plan for their agricultural future and college educations. In addition, a portion of the proceeds support the National Western Scholarship Trust, which funds scholarships in agriculture and rural medicine at colleges throughout Colorado and Wyoming. This year 80 students received funds to aid their education.

Champion Steer for $70,000, shown by 14-year-old Jagger Horn from Anson, Texas. Jagger’s father won the Grand Champion Steer at the National Western in 1986.

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he 2016 Auction of the Junior Livestock Champions sets a Stock Show record with the top eight champion animals posting total sales of $412,000. The standing room only crowd hollered as the Grand Champion Steer sold for $117,000, the second highest bid in Stock Show history. The small animals were no small feat either. The auction started with a bang when the Grand Champion Lamb sold for $50,000, exceeding last year’s bid by $10,000. The Grand Champion Goat sold for a record-breaking $40,000, more than doubling last year’s bid of $16,000.


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JUNIOR HEIFERS

Champion Angus

Champion Balancer

Champion Charolais

Leslie Rogers

Aidan Raab

Claire Trennepohl

Reserve Angus

Reserve Balancer

Reserve Charolais

Esther McCabe

Ranner Taubenheim

Ethan Dickerson


Champion Maine-Anjou

Champion MaineTainer

Colt Cunningham

Mason Walker

Chancee Clark

Reserve LimFlex

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Reserve MaineTainer

Mary Booth

Becca Moore

Whitney Walker

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Champion LimFlex

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Champion Composite Charolais

Champion Chianina

Champion Gelbvieh

Carlee Clark

Vada Vickland

Aidan Raab

Reserve Composite Charolias

Reserve Chianina

Reserve Gelbvieh

Kamden Flippo

Caitlyn Skiles

JW LeDoux


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JUNIOR HEIFERS

Champion Optimizer

Champion Salers

Champion Red Angus

Kaylie Rian McKay

Taylor Goering

Paige VanDyke

Reserve Optimizer

Reserve Salers

Reserve Red Angus

Jase Beltz

Kirsten Brewer

Marin Eeg

Champion Shorthorn

Champion ShorthornPlus

Champion Simmental

Sara Sullivan

Kane Aegerter

Tanner Howey

Reserve Shorthorn

Reserve ShorthornPlus

Reserve Simmental

Sara Sullivan

Ben Nikkel

Sara Sullivan

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Champion Polled Hereford

Champion Limousin

Cole Moore

Sara Sullivan

Ashlee Corns

Reserve Horned Hereford

Reserve Polled Hereford

Reserve Limousin

Kagney Collins

Emily Sennett

Ashlee Corns

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Champion Horned Hereford

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Champion % Simmental Sara Sullivan

Reserve % Simmental Claire Trennepohl


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OPEN HEIFERS

Champion Angus

Champion Balancer

Champion Charolais

Leslie Rogers

Aidan Raab

Paislee Carlson

Reserve Angus

Reserve Balancer

Reserve Charolais

Express Ranches

Thomas Murphy

Skiles Family


Champion MaineTainer

Champion Red Angus

Becca Moore

Mason Walker

Kevin Blair

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Reserve MaineTainer

Reserve Red Angus

Kendall Bremer

Chancee Clark

Marin Eeg

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Champion Maine-Anjou

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Champion Composite Charolais

Champion Gelbvieh

Champion Limousin

Richard DeMoss

JW LeDoux

Colt Cummingham

Reserve Composite Charolais

Reserve Gelbvieh

Reserve Limousin

Kash Champion

Aidan Raab

Mason Walker


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OPEN HEIFERS

Champion Simmental

Champion Horned Hereford

Champion Polled Hereford

Griswold Cattle

Trent Ray

Melissa Grimmel

Reserve Simmental

Reserve Horned Hereford

Reserve Polled Hereford

Scott Trennepohl

Chesney Effling

Colyer Herefords Inc.

Champion % Simmental

Champion Shorthorn

Champion ShorthornPlus

Jason Anderson

Sara Sullivan

Kane Aegerter

Reserve % Simmental

Reserve Shorthorn

Reserve ShorthornPlus

Circle M Farms

Jennifer Bedwell

Dawson Ward

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’m Melissa Grimmel of Grimmel Girls Show Cattle in Jarrettsville, Maryland. I am a Senior at Kansas State dual majoring in Agricultural Communications and Journalism, and Animal Sciences and Industry. Grimmel Girls Show Cattle goes back to 1991 when my older sisters began showing. My sisters and I have had our fair share of standing dead last in class at various shows. Our parents did not show cattle, so it’s safe to say us girls were not born into it. We have started from the very bottom and worked our way to the top. My Dad is always busy with the large grain-farming operation and my Mom is a nurse. My family and I were fortunate enough to exhibit the 2016 NWSS Grand Champion Polled Hereford Heifer. I can’t even put into words what this win means to my family and I. Winning Denver is on every showman’s list of goals who not

only show cattle, but any livestock in general. At a time, just exhibiting at the NWSS was on my list of goals. When we began exhibiting at national shows, I was honored to be standing in the ring no matter what color ribbon I walked out with because it took us a long time to have cattle that would even be competitive on a national level. I will never forget where I came from, which is why my family and I remain eternally grateful for the enormous amount of advice and support we have received along the way from fellow breeders, without whom we wouldn’t be where we are today. Judge Tyler Cates said it best during the champion drive, “I appreciate what you guys do so much - it takes so much dedication and sometimes you have no life outside of this, but we do it because we love it.” Saying ‘thank you’ to my family will never be enough. I am beyond blessed that they support this lifestyle and we are able to work as a team. •

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MELISSA SHARES WHAT IT WAS LIKE TO WIN DENVER.

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Champion South Devon

Champion SD Poundmaker

Kurt Stranberg

Dar Giess

Reserve South Devon

Reserve SD Poundmaker

Emma Gnech

Heidi Guertin


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OPEN BULLS

Champion Angus

Champion Balancer

Champion Charolais

Kyle Conley

Andy LeDoux

Bianchi Charolais

Reserve Angus

Reserve Balancer

Reserve Charolais

Double Diamond Angus

Scharpe Angus

Chris Polzin


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OPEN BULLS

Champion Simmental

Champion % Simmental

Bruce Winther

Circle M Farms

Reserve Simmental

Reserve % Simmental

Scott Trennepohl

Chad Hudgins

Champion Limousin

Champion Red Angus

James Lithicum

David Spencer

Reserve Limousin

Reserve Red Angus

Cash Schilling

C-Bar Ranch

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Champion MaineTainer

Bushy Park Farm

Kale Watchous

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Reserve MaineTainer

Kendall Bremer

Lucas Ebersole

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Champion Maine-Anjou

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Champion Polled Hereford

Champion Horned Hereford

Lowderman Cattle Co.

Rainbow Cattle Service

Reserve Polled Hereford

Reserve Horned Hereford

Rindy Bacon

Colyer Herefords, Inc.


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OPEN BULLS

Champion Shorthorn

Champion ShorthornPlus

Hale Farms

Derek Jungels

Reserve Shorthorn

Reserve ShorthornPlus

Tyler Cates

Shirley Pearson

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Champion Gelbvieh

Champion South Devon

Champion SD Poundmaker

Brad Ridinger

Dar Giess

Heidi Guertin

Reserve Gelbvieh

Reserve South Devon

Reserve SD Poundmaker

Emily Griffiths

Dar Giess

Dar Giess


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STEERS

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Grand Champion Prospect Steer Ashtin Guyer, IL

Reserve Champion Prospect Steer Olivia Caldwell, IL


3rd Overall Prospect Steer

4th Overall Prospect Steer

5th Overall Prospect Steer

Sydney Schnoor, CA

Julia Frye, CO

Julia Dayton, CA

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PROSPECT FEEDER HEIFERS

Grand Champion Prospect Feeder Heifer Taylor Dorsey, CO

Reserve Champion Prospect Feeder Heifer M Lazy Heart Ranch, WY

3rd Overall Prospect Feeder Heifer

4th Overall Prospect Feeder Heifer

5th Overall Prospect Feeder Heifer

M Lazy Heart Ranch, WY

Kyndal Reitzenstein, CO

Haley Ehrke, NE

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Date: January 2016 Location: Denver, CO Heifer Judge: Amanda Schnoor, CA

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PROSPECT BREEDING HEIFERS BREEDING HEIFERS

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Grand Champion Prospect Breeding Heifer Nalaney Guyer, IL

Reserve Champion Prospect Breeding Heifer Vada Vickland, CO

3rd Overall Prospect Breeding Heifer

4th Overall Prospect Breeding Heifer

5th Overall Prospect Breeding Heifer

Ben Nikkel, CO

Whitney Walker, AR

Kassidy Bremer, NE


This year I was asked to sort at the National Western Stock Show. Growing up, going to that show, was always a highlight in my life. At a young age I remember always walking in the coliseum and looking around at the large crowd that swarmed around the show ring. Now I was asked to judge the prospects heifers

and it was such a humbling experience at which time I was lost for words. That ring has changed many lives’ including mine. If you walk out of there with a purple banner or just a ribbon no one ever forgets the National Western Stock Show. So having the opportunity and being on the other side was an eye opening experience. Then a month later I traveled to Iowa knowing that state, growing up, was the best of the best. Judging the Iowa Beef Expo gave me more of appreciation for the breeders as well as the exhibitors in Iowa. The show was so incredibly competitive with the quality of cattle that walked in that ring. To have such a prestigious show with all exhibitors from the same state shows, what a great program they have. To be asked to judge any show no matter where it is a great opportunity, but to be asked to judge the National Western and Iowa Beef Expo was an honor. •

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his year I had unique opportunities and eye opening experiences that I will remember forever. The show ring has played such a huge impact in my life as well as my families. From chasing those blue ribbons to building wonderful friendships that will last a lifetime. On a daily basis I teach young people to build a love for agriculture at the junior college and on the side run my family’s cowherd.

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AMANDA SHARES HER THOUGHTS ON DENVER AND DES MOINES.


IOWA BEEF EXPO

Grand Champion Market Animal Crossbred

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Macey Goretska

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MARKET ANIMALS

Date: February 14-21, 2016 Location: Des Moines, IA Steer Judge: Amanda Schnoor, CA Results/Photos: Hamilton Photography

Reserve Champion Market Animal Crossbred Ben Bravard


3rd Overall Market Animal Maine-Anjou

4th Overall Market Animal Chianina

5th Overall Market Animal Chianina

Keaton Otto

Nate Tanner

Ross Hoefling

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Reserve Chianina

Champion Charolais

Reserve Charolais

Nate Tanner

Ross Hoefling

Heath Downing

Justin Donohoe

Champion Angus

Reserve Angus

Champion Simmental

Reserve Simmental

Olivia Johnson

Karli Burr

Keaton Krieg

Evan Friesth

Champion Shorthorn

Reserve Shorthorn

Champion Maine-Anjou

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Elizabeth Smith

Austin Smuck

Keaton Otto

Grace Voss

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Champion Chianina


MAR/APR 2016

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Champion Hereford

Reserve Hereford

Champion Miniature Hereford

Reserve Miniature Hereford

T.R. Putz

Nick Deppe

Paisley Lautner

Kelli Wicks

Champion Limousin

Reserve Limousin

Champion ShorthornPlus

Reserve Division II Mkt Heifer

Derek Anderson

Nick Duckett

Dustin Lund

Jacob Koppen

Champion Market Heifer

Reserve Market Heifer

Champion Division I Crossbred Reserve Divisioni I Crossbred

Ellie Neil

Dalton Shanks

Rhylee Rodgers

Sydney Lovrien

Champion Division II Crosbred

Reserve Division II Crossbred

Reserve Diision IV Crossbred

Reserve ShorthornPlus

Ben Bravard

Heath Downing

Abby Badger

Elizabeth Smith

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Grand Champion Heifer Angus Maddy Udell

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Date: February 14-21, 2016 Location: Des Moines, IA Heifer Judges: Dan & Mark Hoge, IL

Reserve Champion Heifer Foundation Simmental

Results/Photos: Hamilton Photography

3rd Overall Heifer Angus Abby Collison

Sara Sullivan

4th Overall Heifer MaineTainer Chloe Van Vliet

5th Overall Heifer Simmental Cade Bracker


MAR/APR 2016

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Champion Red Angus

Reserve Red Angus

Champion Salers

Reserve Salers

Luke Pladsen

Camiel Blomme

Hadley Jacobi

Thomas Jacobi

Champion Polled Hereford

Reserve Polled Hereford

Champion Miniature Hereford

Reserve Miniature Hereford

Chesney Steenhoek

Maggie Anderlik

Kinsey Coffey

Kaylee Snider

Champion MaineTainer

Reserve MaineTainer

Champion Maine-Anjou

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Chloe Van Vliet

Ava Noonan

Sara Sullivan

Madison Conrad

Champion Limousin

Reserve Limousin

Champion LimFlex

Reserve LimFlex

Mara Anderson

Kylie Anderson

Reece Thoreson

Anna Radcliff

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Reserve Horned Hereford

Champion Found. Red Angus

Reserve Found. Red Anugs

Tyler Krebs

Trevor Kluver

Grace Ahrendsen

Johnathan Kash

Champion Chianina

Reserve Chianina

Champion Charolais

Reserve Charolais

Sara Sullivan

Amanda Rea

Makayla Houck

Cole Ballanger

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Champion Horned Hereford

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Champion Charolais Comp.

Reserve Charolais Comp.

Champion Angus

Reserve Angus

Cole Neil

Anna Junck

Maddy Udell

Abby Collison

Champion Simmental

Reserve Simmental

Champion Div. 1 Commercial

Reserve Div. 1 Commercial

Cade Bracker

Keagan Echard

Brooklyn Curtin

Maggi Bjustrom


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Champion ShorthornPlus

Reserve ShorthornPlus

Champion Shorthorn

Reserve Shorthorn

Dominic Fouts

Allyssa Obrecht

Sara Sullivan

Jenna Tlach

Champion Div. 2 Commercial

Reserve Div. 2 Commercial

Champion Commercial

Reserve Commercial

Madison McCullough

Brady Hamilton

Madison McCullough

Brooklyn Curtin

Champion Found. Simmental

Reserve Found. Simmental

Sara Sullivan

Maddy Udell

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Grand Champion Steer Crossbred Olivia Caldwell

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STEERS

Date: February 27-28, 2016 Location: Springfield, IL Steer Judge: Kirk Stierwalt, OK Results/Photos: Cindy Cagwin-Johnston

Reserve Champion Steer Maine-Anjou Nalaney Guyer


• show results ILLINOIS BEEF EXPO

4th Overall Steer Maine-Anjou

5th Overall Steer Simmental

Ashtin Guyer

Gretchen Simpson

Alec Meyers

MAR/APR 2016

3rd Overall Steer Crossbred

THE SHOWTIMES

146

Champion Market Heifer

Reserve Market Heifer

Champion Shorthorn

Reserve Shorthorn

Tyler Lee

Koby Kearns

Joe Metz

Dylan Torrey

Champion ShorthornPlus

Reserve ShorthornPlus

Champion Hereford

Reserve Hereford

Austin Risley

Blake Meyer

Tyler Lee

Brian Clapp

Champion Simmental

Reserve Simmental

Champion AOB

Reserve AOB

Peyton Richie

Peyton Richie

Abby Clapp

Dean Adcock


MAR/APR 2016 147 THE SHOWTIMES

Champion Chianina

Reserve Chianina

Champion Angus

Reserve Angus

Abby Tomhave

Adam Miller

Riley Johnson

Devin Aherin

Champion Div. 3 Crossbred

Reserve Div. 3 Crossbred

Tyler Lee

Blake Goodbred


• show results ILLINOIS BEEF EXPO

Grand Champion Heifer Angus

MAR/APR 2016

Nalaney Guyer

THE SHOWTIMES

148

HEIFERS

Reserve Champion Heifer MaineTainer Brett Schiller HEIFER JUDGE TRAVIS PEMBROOK


3rd Overall Heifer High % Simmental

4th Overall Heifer Commercial

5th Overall Heifer Low % Simmental

Derek Richie

Ashtin Guyer

Sydney Wisnefski

MAR/APR 2016

Reserve AOB

Champion Charolais

Reserve Charolais

Sara Pieper

Erica Harrell

Tucker Marrs

Rylee Derrer

Champion Chianina

Reserve Chianina

Champion Limousin

Reserve Limousin

Lucas Wisnefski

Sara Pieper

Micah Ott

Duncan Smith

Champion Maine-Anjou

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Champino MaineTainer

Reserve MaineTainer

Andrew Renfrow

Jada Hamman

Brett Schiller

Mackenzee Hooten

149 THE SHOWTIMES

Champion AOB


MAR/APR 2016

• show results ILLINOIS BEEF EXPO

Champion Red Angus

Reserve Red Angus

Champion High % Simmental

Reserve High % Simmental

Kayla Richey

Renee Lock

Derek Richie

Cole Glick

Champion Low % Simmental

Reserve Low % Simmental

Champion Angus

Reserve Angus

Sydney Wisnefski

Maddison Caldwell

Nalaney Guyer

Paige Lemenager

Champion Horned Hereford

Reserve Horned Hereford

Champion Polled Hereford

Reserve Polled Hereford

Korbin Kollins

Tait McCaskill

Rhett Lowderman

Morgan Wagner

Champion Shorthorn

Reserve Shorthorn

Champion ShorthornPlus

Reserve ShorthornPlus

Dylan Torrey

Clayton Poppe

Lauren Burris

Sara Pieper

THE SHOWTIMES

150


MAR/APR 2016 151 THE SHOWTIMES

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ARIZONA NATIONAL Grand Champion Steer

MAR/APR 2016

Tommy Glover, OK

THE SHOWTIMES

152

STEERS

Date: December 30, 2015 Location: Phoenix, AZ Cattle Judge: Shane Bedwell, MO Results/Photos: Wendy Hall

Reserve Champion Steer Shelby Jenkins, TX


Champion British

Reserve British

Tayler Fraze, TX

Madison Andrade, CA

153

Champion Black

Reserve Black

Shelby Jenkins, TX

Julia Dayton, CA

Champion All Other Colored

Reserve All Other Colored

Tommy Glover, OK

Claire McCormick, TX


• show results ARIZONA NATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW

MAR/APR 2016

HEIFERS THE SHOWTIMES

154

Supreme Champion Jr. Breeding Heifer Mason Leifeste, TX

Reserve Supreme Champion Jr. Breeding Heifer Brittany Hefner, CA


Grand Champion Prospect Feeder Steer

Berkley Bird, TX

MAR/APR 2016 155 THE SHOWTIMES

PROSPECTS

Reserve Champion Prospect Feeder Steer Kaly Cone, NM


• show results ARIZONA NATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW

Supreme Champion Lamb Shilo Schaake, KS

MAR/APR 2016

LAMBS THE SHOWTIMES

156

Date: December 29, 2015 Location: Phoenix, AZ Lamb Judge: Kelly Bruns, NE

Reserve Supreme Champion Lamb

Results/Photos: Wendy Hall

Toree Fraze, TX

Champion Black Face LW

Champion Black Face MW

Champion Black Face HW

Champion AOB

Sarah Young, OH

Shilo Schaake, KS

Toree Fraze, TX

Jackson Newby, KS

Reserve Black Face LW

Reserve Black Face MW

Reserve Black Face HW

Reserve AOB

Riley Scott, OK

Laura Winn, NM

Owen Clark, CA

Delaney Mclean, TX


GOATS

Supreme Champion Goat Jack Hoyle, AR

Jason Paine, KS

MAR/APR 2016

Reserve Supreme Champion Goat

157 THE SHOWTIMES

Champion Lightweight

Champion Middleweight

Champion Heavyweight

Garrett Bowe, CA

Jack Hoyle

Courtney Castello, CA

Reserve Lightweight

Reserve Middleweight

Reserve Heavyweight

Jasmine Lorefice, AZ

Jason Paine, KS

Alexandra Castello, CA


FORT WORTH Grand Champion Steer

MAR/APR 2016

Jagger Horn

THE SHOWTIMES

158

STEERS

Date: January 15 - February 6, 2016 Location: Ft. Worth, TX Steer Judge: Dr. Dan Shike Results/Photos: Barron Photografix

Reserve Champion Steer Daige Martin


Reserve Angus

Champion American Cross

Reserve American Cross

Patyon Herzog

Kaydee Free

Mitchell Biesenbach

Wyatt Hagle

Champion Hereford

Reserve Hereford

Champion Polled Hereford

Reserve Polled Hereford

Savannah West

Caitlyn Skiles

Molly Stephens

Rylee Barber

MAR/APR 2016

Champion Angus

159 THE SHOWTIMES

Champion Shorthorn

Reserve Shorthorn

Champion LW European

Reserve LW European

Kendahl Nix

Mills Meier

Cody More

Preston Pustejovsky

Champion MW European

Reserve MW European

Champion HW European

Reserve HW European

Brence Goolsby

Jagger Horn

Daige Martin

Austin Renfro


MAR/APR 2016

HEIFERS

• show results FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW

JUNIOR

Champion Angus Calli West

Reserve Angus

160 THE SHOWTIMES

Ali Evans

Champion Charolais

Champion Hereford

Champion Polled Hereford

Brecken Shipman

Kiley Klas

Harley Rogers

Reserve Charolais

Reserve Hereford

Reserve Polled Hereford

Audrey Field

Rylee Barber

Dylan Morish


Champion Other Recorded

Max Hinsley

Kendra Elder

Reserve Limousin

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Reserve Other Recorded

Ryon Chaney

Macie McCollum

Austin Breeding

Champion Santa Gertrudis

Champion Simbrah

Champion Simmental

Landon Stem

Melanie Evans

Morgan Culpepper

Reserve Santa Gertrudis

Reserve Simbrah

Reserve Simmental

Regan Ruddock

Zachary Mills

Ethan Wood

161 THE SHOWTIMES

Champion Maine-Anjou

Madison Culpepper

MAR/APR 2016

Champion Limousin


• show results FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW

MAR/APR 2016

LAMBS

Grand Champion Wether Lamb Carlie Shea Witte

Reserve Champion Wether Lamb Abbey Currie

GOATS

THE SHOWTIMES

162

Grand Champion Wether Goat Stran Stultz

Reserve Champion Wether Goat Peyton Thomas


BARROWS

MAR/APR 2016 163 THE SHOWTIMES

Grand Champion Barrow Carsyn Hodde

Reserve Champion Barrow Colt Wolf


• show results FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW

Reserve Black OPB

Champion Duroc

Reserve Duroc

Marantha Douthitt

Abigail Albracht

Caroline Cleveland

Tristanne Rasco

Champion Hampshire

Reserve Hampshire

Champion Yorkshire

Reserve Yorkshire

Dameron Duvall

Calvin Spencer

Charolotte Merdian

Haley Harper

Champion White OPB

Reserve White OPB

Champion Crossbred

Reserve Crossbred

Banner Young

Chandler Schulte

Carsyn Hodde

Colt Wolf

MAR/APR 2016

Champion Black OPB

THE SHOWTIMES

164


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SAN ANTONIO Grand Champion Steer Charolais

MAR/APR 2016

Tristan Hilmes

THE SHOWTIMES

166

STEERS

Date: February 28, 2016 Location: San Antonio, TX Judge: Shane Bedwell, MO Results/Photos: ShowChampions

Reserve Champion Steer Maine-Anjou Aven Horn


Reserve ABC

Champion Angus

Reserve Angus

Jaleigh Ivy

Kase Clark

Hollis Holmes

Creed Vineyard

Champion AOB

Reserve AOB

Champion Brahman

Reserve Brahman

Mills Meier

Jeb Skiles

Madilyn Vick

Colton Payne

MAR/APR 2016

Champion ABC

167 THE SHOWTIMES

Champion Brangus

Reserve Brangus

Champion Charolais

Reserve Charolais

Cori Kaminski

Caleb Koehler

Tristan Hilmes

Kylie Patterson

Champion Chianina

Reserve Chianina

Champion Hereford

Reserve Hereford

Stock Martin

Berkley Bird

Lauren Thomas

Justin Renfro


MAR/APR 2016

• show results SAN ANTONIO STOCK SHOW

Champion Limousin

Reserve Limousin

Champion Maine-Anjou

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Kacy Bland

Reagan Langemeier

Aven Horn

Ashtyn Carr

Champion Red Angus

Reserve Red Angus

Champion Santa Gertrudis

Reserve Santa Gertrudis

Rowdy Pearson

Kodye Neel

Addie Potts

Kylie Martinez

Champion Shorthorn

Reserve Shorthorn

Champion Simbrah

Reserve Simbrah

Rebecca Andrews

Cody Marsh

Lyndsi Marquart

Ryan Davis

Champion Simmental

Reserve Simmental

Aniston Patschke

Caitlyn Skiles

THE SHOWTIMES

168


HEIFERS 169

Supreme Champion Heifer Charolais Mason Leifeste

Reserve Supreme Champion Heifer Chianina Caitlyn Skiles


MAR/APR 2016

• show results SAN ANTONIO STOCK SHOW

Champion Angus

Champion ARB

Kyle Martin

Callie West

Payton Meuth

Reserve Brangus

Reserve Angus

Reserve ARB

Victoria Parkey

Jeb Skiles

Avery Carpenter

Champion Charolais

Champion Beefmaster

Champion Brahman

Mason Leifeste

Braylee Cowan

Kendyl Sellman

Reserve Charolais

Reserve Beefmaster

Reserve Brahman

Kalli Ellis

Raegan Emmons

Kaitlyn Kempen

THE SHOWTIMES

170

Champion Brangus


Champion Limousin

Bryce McCutchen

Nichole Keeton

Reserve Chianina

Reserve Hereford

Reserve Limousin

Harley Sargent

Kash Long

Madison Culpepper

Champion Maine-Anjou

Champion ORB

Champion Red Angus

Kenadee Kuykendall

Kaylee Langford

Rilee Hall

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Reserve ORB

Reserve Red Angus

Colton Burkard

Katrina Swope

Madison Elizabeth Fischer

171 THE SHOWTIMES

Champion Hereford

Caitlyn Skiles

MAR/APR 2016

Champion Chianina


MAR/APR 2016

• show results SAN ANTONIO STOCK SHOW

Champion Santa Gertrudis

Champion Shorthorn

Gracey Pitchford

Landon Stem

Lillie Skiles

Reserve Red Brangus

Reserve Santa Gertrudis

Reserve Shorthorn

Madellyne Adams

Reagan Ruddock

Zoe Wilder

Champion Simbrah

Champion Simmental

Caleb Fuchs

Brynthlee Wilkerson

Reserve Simbrah

Reserve Simmental

Miranda Skaggs

Erin Lusk

THE SHOWTIMES

172

Champion Red Brangus


SHOWTIMES

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MAR/APR 2016 173 THE SHOWTIMES

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• show results SAN ANTONIO STOCK SHOW

Champion Yorkshire

Grand Champion Market Barrow Dark Crossbred

McKinley Lee

BARROWS

Taylor Norris

MAR/APR 2016

Reserve Yorkshire Judson Sutterfield

THE SHOWTIMES

174

Champion Spot Courtney Hurst

Reserve Spot Hannah Petrus

Reserve Champion Market Barrow Dark Crossbred Dakota Martin


Champion Chester White

Champion Crossbred

Champion Dark Crossbred

Jaydon Chambliss

Austin Wenzel

Hannah Hilton

Taylor Norris

Reserve Berkshire

Reserve Chester White

Reserve Crossbred

Reserve Dark Crossbred

Lane Fritsch

JLandry Miller

Lilly Patterson

Dakota Martin

MAR/APR 2016

Champion Berkshire

175 THE SHOWTIMES

Champion Duroc

Champion Hampshire

Champion Landrace

Champion Poland China

Anzleigh Thomas

Creed Jordan

Jake Weatherford

Bradyn Bullard

Reserve Duroc

Reserve Hampshire

Reserve Landrace

Reserve Poland China

adeline Baker

Madison Gartman

Logan Webb

Randy Knelsen


• show results SAN ANTONIO STOCK SHOW

MAR/APR 2016

LAMBS THE SHOWTIMES

176

Supreme Champion Lamb Medium Wool Toree Fraze

LAMBS

Reserve Supreme Champion Lamb Medium Wool Kolton Neuse

Champion Finewool

Champion Finewool Cross

Champion Medium Wool

Champion Southdown

Mason Fuchs

James Stultz

Toree Fraze

Tristan Harbour

Reserve Finewool

Reserve Finewool Cross

Reserve Medium Wool

Reserve Southdown

Kaili Price

Morgan Hollinsworth

Kolton Neuse

Dalton York


GOATS

Jaylin Smith

Reserve Champion Market Goat Ashlyn Tucker

MAR/APR 2016

Grand Champion Market Goat

177 THE SHOWTIMES

Champion Division I

Champion Division II

Champion Division III

Champoin Division IV

Conner Clark

Kailey Keach

Ashlyn Tucker

Jaylin Smith

Reserve Division I

Reserve Division II

Reserve Division III

Reserve Division IV

Hadley Stultz

Luke Tucker

Baylee Owen

Tristan Harbour


PENN FARM SHOW

Grand Champion Steer

MAR/APR 2016

Tyler Mattocks

THE SHOWTIMES

178

STEERS

Date: January 9-16, 2016 Location: Harrisburg, PA Results/Photos: Linde’s Livestock Photos

Reserve Champion Steer Walker L. Dunn


HOGS

Grand Champion Hog

Reserve Champion Hog

Dakota Wilson

Jaden Bushmire

LAMBS

MAR/APR 2016 179

Rachel Clark

Grand Champion Goat

Reserve Champion Goat

Renee Svonavec

Logan Svonavec

GOATS

Reserve Champion Lamb

Logan Svonavec

THE SHOWTIMES

Grand Champion Lamb


• show results PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW

MAR/APR 2016

JUNIOR

JR. HEIFERS

THE SHOWTIMES

180

Supreme Champion Junior Breeding Heifer Brittany Truax


Champion Hereford

Champion Limousin

Champion Maine-Anjou

Haley Sweitzer

Walker L. Dunn

Jessica Kelly

Jessica Butler

Reserve Angus

Reserve Hereford

Reserve Limousin

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Grant Cash

Mason Guyer

Shane Clark

Holden Headlee

MAR/APR 2016

Champion Angus

181 THE SHOWTIMES

Champion MaineTainer

Champion AOB

Champion Shorthorn

Champion Simmental

Brittany Truax

Makenzie Hansley

Madalyn Rankin

Madison Dobbin

Reserve MaineTainer

Reserve AOB

Reserve Shorthorn

Reserve Simmental

Rodney Parson

Hannah Stroup

Rachel Clark

Olivia Long


• show results PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW

OPEN SHOW

MAR/APR 2016

HEIFERS

THE SHOWTIMES

182

Supreme Champion Female Emilie Campbell

BULLS

Supreme Champion Bull

Douglas Howe


SIOUX EMPIRE FARM SHOW Grand Champion Market Animal Chesney Effling

MAR/APR 2016 183 THE SHOWTIMES

MARKET BEEF

Date: January 29, 2016 Location: Sioux Falls, SD Judge: Bruce & Amie Stertzbach Results/Photos: Gessner

Reserve Champion Market Animal Taylin Albrecht


3rd Overall Steer

4th Overall Steer

5th Overall Steer

Emily Groeteke

Talli Heim

Kassidy Bremer

Grand Champion Lamb

LAMBS

MAR/APR 2016

• show results SIOUX EMPIRE FARM SHOW

Kade Goggin

THE SHOWTIMES

184

LAMBS

Reserve Champion Lamb Victoria Ralls


3rd Overall Lamb

4th Overall Lamb

5th Overall Lamb

Kade Goggin

Zac Howell

Madison Rule

MAR/APR 2016

STEERS

185 THE SHOWTIMES

Reserve Champion Goat

Grand Champion Goat

Hanna Peterson

Paige Pence

3rd Overall Goat

4th Overall Goat

5th Overall Goat

Sydney Klimesh

Cheyenne Whaley

Hanna Peterson


• show results SIOUX EMPIRE FARM SHOW

HOGS

Grand Champion Hog Tyler Frasher

186

Reserve Champion Hog Cash/Sage Voegele

3rd Overall Hog

4th Overall Hog

5th Overall Hog

6th Overall Hog

Cash/Sage Voegele

Cassidy Butcher

Fujan Family

Cash/Sage Voegele

7th Overall Hog

8th Overall Hog

9th Overall Hog

10th Overall Hog

Levi Becker

Adam Gradert

Landon Strasburg

Trey Stewart


HEIFERS 187

Supreme Champion Breeding Heifer Simmental %

Jorli Hauge

Reserve Supreme Breeding Heifer Angus Rowdi Van Zee


• show results SIOUX EMPIRE FARM SHOW

3rd Overall Heifer Maine-Anjou

4th Overall Heifer Simmental

5th Overall Heifer Angus

6th Overall Heifer Maine-Anjou

Tejlor Strope

Jadelyn Williamson

Jorli Hauge

Dalton Smith

7th Overall Heifer MaineTainer

8th Overall Heifer Crossbred

9th Overall Heifer Shorthorn

10th Overall Heifer MaineTainer

Shawn Marg

Tommy Norman

Avery Bennett

Bayley Kroupa

188

Grand Champion Feeder Heifer Hillary Albrecht

Grand Champion Feeder Steer Colton Kleinschmidt

Reserve Champion Feeder Heifer

Reserve Champion Feeder Steer

Christian Netzke

Katelyn Hartwig


WESTERN BONANZA Supreme Champion Lamb A&B Shane Smith

MAR/APR 2016 189 THE SHOWTIMES

LAMBS

Date: February 13-14, 2016 Location: Paso Robles, CA Results/Photos: Wendy Hall

Reserve Supreme Lamb A&B Morgan Kiser


• show results WESTERN BONANZA

MAR/APR 2016

STEERS THE SHOWTIMES

190

Supreme Champion Market Beef A Brody Leo

Reserve Supreme Market Beef A

BEEF

Ethan Slate

Supreme Champion Market Beef B Brody Leo

Reserve Supreme Market Beef B Aaron Kerlee


GOATS

Reserve Supreme Goat A

Maddy Cumming

Courtney Castello

Supreme Champion Goat B

Reserve Supreme Goat B

Erin Johnson

Sydney Edwards

MAR/APR 2016

Supreme Champion Goat A

191 THE SHOWTIMES

HOGS

Supreme Champion Hog A

Reserve Supreme Hog A

Payton Rodgers

Lucia Abreu

Supreme Champion Hog B

Reserve Supreme Hog B

Lucia Abreu

Eleanor Borba


• show results WESTERN BONANZA

HEIFERS

Supreme Champion Heifer A Megan Ashbrook

Reserve Supreme Heifer A Charlize Guess 192

Supreme Champion Heifer B Megan Ashbrook

Reserve Champion Heifer A Tori DeMeyer


BREEDING Grand Champion Breeding Heifer Crossbred

RED WAVE CLASSIC

Charlize Guess

MAR/APR 2016 193 THE SHOWTIMES

HEIFERS

Date: Fevreuary 6 & 7, 2016 Location: Fresno, CA Results/Photos: Wendy Hall

Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer Taylor Cardoza


• show results RED WAVE CLASSIC

MAR/APR 2016

MARKET BEEF

THE SHOWTIMES

194

Grand Champion Market Beef Brody Leo

Reserve Champion Market Beef Julia Dayton


HOGS

Reserve Champion Hog

Ellie Borba

Elijah Johnson

LAMBS

Grand Champion Hog

195

Reserve Champion Lamb

Katherin Bayne

Erma Coelho

Grand Champion Goat

Reserve Champion Goat

Erin Johnson

Nicole Ryder

GOATS

Grand Champion Lamb


JACKRABBIT MEMORIAL Grand Champion Steer

Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Ben Bravard

THE SHOWTIMES

196

RING A

Date: February 26-28, 2016 Location: Sioux Falls, SD Ring 1 Judge: Garrett Knebel Ring 2 Judge: Jack Butler Results/Photos: Legacy Livestock Imaging

Reserve Champion Steer Crossbred Colton Kleinschmidt


3rd Overall Steer Maine

4th Overall Steer Crossbred

5th Overall Steer Crossbred

Logan Schroeder

Grant Vickland

Marin Eeg

MAR/APR 2016

RING B

197 THE SHOWTIMES

Reserve Champion Steer Crossbred

Grand Champion Steer Crossbred

Grant Vickland

Colton Kleinschmidt

3rd Overall Steer Chianina

4th Overall Steer Crossbred

5th Overall Steer Maine-Anjou

Grant Vickland

Ben Bravard

Ben Bravard


• show results JACKRABBIT MEMORIAL

Grand Champion Heifer Angus

MAR/APR 2016

Maddy Udell

THE SHOWTIMES

198

RING A

Reserve Champion Heifer Commercial Vada Vickland


3rd Overall Heifer Maine-Anjou

4th Overall Heifer Simmental

5th Overall Heifer Chianina

Logan Schroeder

Jadelyn Williamson

Gracie Danner

MAR/APR 2016

RING B

199 THE SHOWTIMES

Reserve Champion Heifer Maine-Anjou

Grand Champion Heifer Angus

Logan Schroeder

Maddy Udell

3rd Overall Heifer Commercial

4th Overall Heifer Crossbred

5th Overall Heifer Simmental

Vada Vickland

Jorli Hauge

Callie Ramer


CLARK COUNTY Grand Champion Market Animal Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Elizabeth Heintz

THE SHOWTIMES

200

RING A

Date: February 5-7, 2016 Location: Springfield, OH Ring A Judge: Mark Core, IA Ring B Judge: Matt Copeland, NM Results/Photos: Linde’s Livestock Photos

Reserve Champion Market Animal Crossbred Kendra Gabriel


3rd Overall Market Animal Crossbred

4th Overall Market Animal Crossbred

5th Overall Market Animal Market Heifer

Lane Underwood

Caden Jones

Austin Schneder

MAR/APR 2016 201 THE SHOWTIMES

Reserve Champion Heifer Crossbred

Grand Champion Heifer High % Maine-Anjou

Abbie Collins

Caitlin Schaub

3rd Overall Heifer % Simmental Matthew Koverman

4th Overall Heifer Shorthorn Samantha VanVorhis

5th Overall Heifer Crossbred Destiny LaFever


• show results CLARK COUNTY CATTLE BATTLE

Grand Champion Market Animal Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Elizabeth Heintz

THE SHOWTIMES

202

RING B

Reserve Champion Market Animal Crossbred Caden Jones


3rd Overall Market Animal Crossbred

4th Overall Market Animal Chianina

5th Overall Market Animal Crossbred

Brooke Hayhurst

Bryce Vernon

Lane Underwood

MAR/APR 2016 203 THE SHOWTIMES

Reserve Champion Heifer Simmental

Grand Champion Heifer High % Maine-Anjou

Ali Muir

Caitlin Schaub

3rd Overall Heifer Crossbred

4th Overall Heifer Shorthorn

5th Overall Heifer Chianina

Demi Powers

Taylor Morbitzer

Ali Muir


MADISON COUNTY Grand Champion Market Animal Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Curtis Harsh

THE SHOWTIMES

204

RING A

Date: January 30-31, 2016 Location: London, OH Judge: Trae Simmons, IN Judge: Faris Simon, CA Results/Photos: Linde’s Livestock Photos

Reserve Champion Market Animal Crossbred Dalton Line


3rd Overall Market Animal Crossbred

4th Overall Market Animal Maine-Anjou

5th Overall Market Animal Crossbred

Calvin Trigg

Dalton Line

Brooke Egbert

MAR/APR 2016 205 THE SHOWTIMES

Reserve Champion Heifer Chianina

Grand Champion Heifer Angus

Kathy Lehman

Tanner Curtin

3rd Overall Heifer AOB Spencer Goettemoeller

4th Overall Heifer Shorthorn Samantha Van Vorhis

5th Overall Heifer MaineTainer Brooklyn Curtin


• show results MADISON COUNTY WINTER CLASSIC

Grand Champion Market Animal Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Dalton Line

THE SHOWTIMES

206

RING B

Reserve Champion Market Animal Crossbred Kendra Gabriel


3rd Overall Market Animal Crossbred

4th Overall Market Animal Market Heifer

5th Overall Market Animal Chianina

Brooke Egbert

Kendra Gabriel

Ethan Davies

MAR/APR 2016 207 THE SHOWTIMES

Reserve Champion Heifer Angus

Grand Champion Heifer Chianina

Tanner Curtin

Kathy Lehman

3rd Overall Heifer AOB

4th Overall Heifer High % Maine-Anjou

Spencer Goettemoeller

Adison Niese

5th Overall Heifer Shorthorn Samantha Van Vorhis


WAR AT WARREN

Grand Champion Market Animal Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Adam Widman

THE SHOWTIMES

208

RING A

Date: February 20-21, 2016 Location: Lebanon, OH Results/Photos: Linde’s Livestock Photos

Reserve Champion Market Animal AOB Zane Davison


3rd Overall Market Animal Crossbred

4th Overall Market Animal Crossbred

5th Overall Market Animal Chianina

Bryce Vernon

Kelsey Crandall

Kinley Kreis

MAR/APR 2016 209 THE SHOWTIMES

Reserve Champion Heifer MaineTainer

Grand Champion Heifer Shorthorn

Kathy Lehman

Taylor Morbitzer

3rd Overall Heifer High % Maine-Anjou

4th Overall Heifer Angus

5th Overall Heifer Crossbred

Adison Niese

Paige Lemenager

Destiny LaFever


• show results WAR AT WARREN

Grand Champion Market Animal Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Adam Widman

THE SHOWTIMES

210

RING B

Reserve Champion Market Animal Crossbred Bryce Vernon


3rd Overall Market Animal Crossbred

4th Overall Market Animal Chianina

5th Overall Market Animal Crossbred

Katlynn Parks

Kinley Kreis

Luke Brinksneader

MAR/APR 2016 211 THE SHOWTIMES

Reserve Champion Heifer Shorthorn

Grand Champion Heifer Crossbred

Samantha Van Vorhis

Bailey Tomson

3rd Overall Heifer Crossbred

4th Overall Heifer Chianina

5th Overall Heifer Shorthorn

Demi Powers

Kathy Lehman

Taylor Morbitzer


MIDWEST SHOWDOWN Grand Champion Market Animal Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Cheyanne Bowman

THE SHOWTIMES

212

RING A

Date: January 9-10, 2016 Location: Columbus, OH Judge: Drew Perez, NM Judge: Lee Rincker, CA Results/Photos: Linde’s Livestock Photos

Reserve Champion Market Animal Maine-Anjou Alissa Boersen


3rd Overall Market Animal Crossbred

4th Overall Market Animal Crossbred

5th Overall Market Animal Crossbred

Ashtin Guyer

Jacob Levering

Alissa Boersen

MAR/APR 2016 213 THE SHOWTIMES

Reserve Champion Heifer Crossbred

Grand Champion Heifer Angus

Becca Chamberlin

Ashtin Guyer

3rd Overall Heifer AOB

4th Overall Heifer Chianina

5th Overall Heifer Crossbred

Becca Chamberlin

Kathy Lehman

Ellie Sennett


• show results MIDWEST SHOWDOWN

Grand Champion Market Animal Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Ashtin Guyer

THE SHOWTIMES

214

RING B

Reserve Champion Market Animal Crossbred Cheyanne Bowman


3rd Overall Market Animal AOB

4th Overall Market Animal Crossbred

5th Overall Market Animal Chianina

Ashley Peter

Kendra Gabriel

Nick Boersen

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Grand Champion Heifer AOB

Hannah Williamson

Becca Chamberlin

3rd Overall Heifer % Simmental

4th Overall Heifer Chianina

5th Overall Heifer High % Maine-Anjou

Claire Trennepohl

Maci Chamberlin

Kinley Kreis


GIBSON CTY PREVIEW SHOW

Grand Champion Steer Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Dalton Line

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Date: February 5-7, 2016 Location: Princeton, IN Results/Photos: Linde’s Livestock Photos

Reserve Champion Steer Charolais Wyatt Morris


3rd Overall Steer Simmental

4th Overall Steer Crossbred

5th Overall Steer Chianina

Alec Myers

Ashton Guyer

Brittany Porter

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Reserve Champion Heifer SimSolution

Grand Champion Heifer Crossbred

Clint Main

Bailey Tomson

3rd Overall Heifer Angus

4th Overall Heifer Red Angus

5th Overall Heifer ShorthornPlus

Cody York

Hannah Taylor

Clayton Main


JORDAN MACK MEMORIAL Grand Champion Steer Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Jacob Hojer

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Date: November 28, 2015 Location: Watertown, SD Results/Photos: Dakota Thomas

Reserve Champion Steer Crossbred Tate Bergh


3rd Overall Steer Maine-Anjou

4th Overall Steer Maine-Anjou

5th Overall Steer Chianina

Conner Mudgett

Talli Heim

Harlee Heim

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Grand Champion Heifer Hereford

Jaxon Schrag

Chesney Effling

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4th Overall Heifer ShorthornPlus

5th Overall Heifer Angus

Hillary Albrecht

Sammi Schrag

Tyler Bush


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Kayla Morrow, MO

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Reserve Champion Steer Crossbred Brennen Meert, MI


3rd Overall Steer Chianina

4th Overall Steer Chianina

5th Overall Steer Maine-Anjou

Cordon Selke, IN

Riley Hayden, IN

Cole Reiboldt, IN

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Grand Champion Heifer Chianina

Nalaney Guyer, IL

Vada Vickland, CO

3rd Overall Heifer AOB

4th Overall Heifer MaineTainer

5th Overall Heifer Angus

Caitlin Schaub

Leslie Rodgers

Evan Henning


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Grand Champion Steer Crossbred

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Brennen Meert

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Date: January 22-24, 2016 Location: Mason, MI Judge: Jeremy Armstrong, IN Results/Photos: Cindy Cagwin-Johnston

Reserve Champion Steer Simmental Katlyn Koebel


3rd Overall Steer Crossbred

4th Overall Steer Chianina

5th Overall Steer Crossbred

Blain Elenbaum

Randee Poirier

Kade Shiery

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Grand Champion Heifer Angus

Allison Dragstrem

Bailey Hoppa

3rd Overall Heifer ShorthornPlus

4th Overall Heifer MaineTainer

5th Overall Heifer Commercial

Andrea Williams

Amber Pickard

Demi Powers


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Grand Champion Steer

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Elizabeth Heintz

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Reserve Champion Steer Cheyenne Bowman


3rd Overall Steer Harper Henney

4th Overall Steer Seth Martin

5th Overall Steer Brittany Porter

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Reserve Champion Heifer

Grand Champion Heifer

Ellie Sennett

Kallie Knott

3rd Overall Heifer Jessica Harsh

4th Overall Heifer Brooke Hayden

5th Overall Heifer Bailey Tomson


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Grand Champion Steer Crossbred

MAR/APR 2016

Brennen Meert

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Reserve Champion Steer Crossbred Brooke Hayhurst


3rd Overall Steer Crossbred

4th Overall Steer Crossbred

5th Overall Steer Crossbred

Kaylie Shelton

Jay Allen

Taylor Buffington

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Reserve Champion Heifer Simmental

Grand Champion Heifer Crossbred

Kelsey Jurgilewicz

Jessica Harsh

3rd Overall Heifer Maine-Anjou

4th Overall Heifer Crossbred

5th Overall Heifer Shorthorn

Emilie Campbell

Jay Allen

Gaven Cender


The New Jersey Polled Hereford Association presents...

JERSEY FRESH JACKPOT and junior show

May 21-22, 2016 ​at the​ Sussex county fairgrounds, NJ

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$100 RESERVE JACKPOT STEER & HEIFER (minimum payout) Animals may arrive friday evening. All animals must be checked in by saturday 10am. Saturday, 11am ­ Junior fitting contest Saturday, 3pm­ Jackpot show. Heifers to start, steers to follow Sunday, 9am­ No fit junior show. Showmanship, heifers, & steers. Minimum 5 entries to have their own breed show. All others will be shown as AOB or commercial.

All animals must have cvi/ health papers. ​$30 per jackpot show

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Missouri State Fairgrounds

Sedalia, MO

MAR/APR 2016

Market Animals & Breeding Heifers

MCCA Showman’s GIVE-A-WAY will be drawn following Champion Breeding Heifer drive!

GRAND CHAMPIONS: $500 RESERVE GRANDS: $250 3RD OVERALLS: $50 4TH OVERALLS: $50 5TH OVERALLS: $50

Additional prizes for breed champions

Entry Fee: $40 (No Pre-Registration) Cattle are not allowed in the barns until Saturday morning. Tack and Generators are allowed in the barns on Friday night. Add us on FaceBook for more updates and entry forms can be found on the website! For any additional information about the show, advertisements, and or display cattle; contact the Show Chairmen Brianne Bishop 573.864.8804 brianne2010@gmail.com

Taylor Loges 660.641.4148 tnloges21@gmail.com

Bailey Dent 573.308.5141 dent.scholar@gmail.com

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April 29-May 1, 2016

Shea Esser 2016 Show Chair shea.esser@my.uwrf.edu

Samantha Straley Aaron Zimmerman 2016 Show Chair 2016 Beef Chair samantha.straley@my.uwrf.edu aaron.m.zimmerman@my.uwrf.edu

KaitLynn Heath Samantha Bohm Anna Krueger 2016 Swine Chair 2016 Sheep Chair 2016 Goat Chair kaitlynn.heath@my.uwrf.edu samantha.bohm@my.uwrf.edu anna.krueger@my.uwrf.edu


Western Illinois

Hoof & Horn

Jackpot Show

Saturday March 26, 2016

IBA Points Show $500: Grands / $250: Reserve Grands

Show Information

Rules

Angus, Chianina, Gelbvieh, Hereford, Shorthorn, ShorthornPlus, Simmental (Purebred & Percentage), Maine - Anjou, Maine Tainer, AOB, Crossbred, & Market Heifers

Directions: Turn off Route 67 at the first Roseville turnoff. Go Straight into Roseville through the stop sign. Turn right (if coming from the south) on Washington Street. The fairgrounds are located directly behind the park. Look for signs along Route 67.

For More Information, Contact: Mark Hoge: 309.255.2735 Sam Cunningham: 979.220.5681 Hayden Wilder: 219.208.1466 Heath Harper: 765.586.2418

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1. Steer and Heifer show is open to anyone. 2. All heifers must have health papers meeting Illinois requirements. 3. Generators are encouraged. 4.Entries accepted at show only. 5. WIU Hoof & Horn is not responsible for any 233 accidents or lost/stolen/damaged property. 6. Registration papers are required for all purebred classes. 7. Minimum of 3 head per class. 8. Minimum of 5 head per breed. 9. All calves must be born in 2015. 10. Showmanship: Mini Jackpot with a $5 entry fee. Three age groups, with a Champion and Reserve Champion in each division. MAR/APR 2016

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Open to All Junior Exhibitors Nationwide : Steer Show Saturday : Awards Banquet Saturday Evening Heifer Show Sunday : 2 Rings Each Day : OCCA Double Points Both Rings Friday, April 15 - Arrivals & Showmanship Noon Grounds open for early arrivals & vendors. 3 p.m. Show office open for entries 4 p.m. Showmanship entry deadline 5 p.m. Double Point Showmanship contest 7 p.m. Entry deadline for Saturday Steer show Show office closes Saturday, April 16 - Steer Show & Banquet 7 a.m. Show office opens 8 a.m. Ring 1 followed by Ring 2 - Steers (Prospect then Progress) 1 p.m. Entry deadline for Heifer Show 7 p.m. Annual Awards Banquet & 2015-2016 Year-End Awards Sunday, April 17- Heifer Show 8 a.m. Ring 1 followed by Ring 2 - Heifers show in alphabetical order with commercial last. Commercial heifers show by DOB.

Hotel Rooms MICROTEL INN & SUITES STILLWATER $89.95/night 405-372-7100. Ask for Oklahoma Beef Expo Room Block. Reservation Deadline April 1st, 2016 LAQUINTA STILLWATER $82/night 866-527-1498, Ask for Oklahoma Beef Expo Room Block confirmation #6179922. Reservation Deadline April 1st, 2016 HOLIDAY INN STILLWATER $89/night 405-372-2445 Ask for Oklahoma Beef Expo Room Block. Reservation Deadline April 1st, 2016 Entry Fees: Steers & Heifers $40/OCCA member, $55/non-member Showmanship $10/OCCA member, $15/non-member Judges: Todd Herman & Jake Franke, Showmanship Judge: Wravenna Bloomberg Show Rules • Exhibitors must be 20 years old or younger • No minimum number required to make a breed • Bedding on shavings only, bring your own shavings • Weigh your own steers for entry • Prospect steers up to 850 lbs. • Progress steers 851 lbs. and up • 5% weigh back (top 3 in class) Year-End Awards Banquet Information Rhonda Elizondo 580-351-8134 Billie Chrz 580-370-0561

Show Information Susan Gebhart 918-344-0791


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At press time, Rachael Buzanowski of Snowshoe Cattle Co. in Montana is on her way to the NJCAA Indoor Track Meet in Winston-Salem, NC. Buzanowski is a Sophmore competing on the Butler Community College team in Pole Vault. Since starting with the team in Spring of 2015, Rachael has broken the school record 5 times! Her current record with Butler is 12 ft. This also earned her the NJCAA Region VI Championship, and for a time, the number one ranking in the nation. She has been neck & neck for that ranking and hopes to regain that honor on March 4th. Rachael’s experience in showing her Hereford Cattle and her sheep have definitely taught her the importance of hard work, perseverance, and have developed her No-Quit attitude. She strives for the Purple not just in the show ring, but in the “Pit” as well. So far she has earned All-American honors once, the Region 6 Championship twice, and Academic All-American honors with her 4.0. Best of Luck at Nationals Rachael!

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Can you unsramble the names of these 12 sires printed in this issue?

1. NOE NI TEH BECHRAM 2. OFLANFITCIO 3. DTERA CRSEET 4. NI ODG EW STUTR 5. VAEVILR 6. RONPEMIONIT 7. OSBS EILMS 8. DNMIHTIG TLHLRI 9. YONME NI ETH BKAN 10. HGCETA SMOE 11. ROCDW FITOURAEV 12. XNET PU

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ANSWERS 1. A giant 3 logo appears in the floor. 2. Gatorade in the stands changes from blue to yellow. 3. Girl’s shirt on the left changes from light orange to green. 4. The Hereford steer’s flank is changed from white to red. 5. Lightning bolt dissapears from the purple ring banner on the “3”. 6. Girl on the end is removed. 7. Magazine poster in the stands changes from last years to this years. 8. Center light is removed from the ceiling. 9. Blackout logo from the purple banner is removed from the far right side.

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This photo was taken during the Blackout Jackpot 3 last year! Can you find the 9 differences in these 2 photos from the champion drive?

BLACKOUT 3

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Oklahoma State University

Team

Total

1

Oklahoma State University

4,734

2

Texas A&M University

4,681

3

Kansas State University

4,673

4

Texas Tech University

4,672

5

Western Illinois University

4,666

6

University Wyoming

4,640

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South Dakota State University

4,632

8

University of Illinois

4,584

9

Colorado State University

4,573

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10 Iowa State University

4,546

Location: Denver, CO

Top 2 Reasons / Individuals #

Contestant

Team

Total

1

Quest Newberry

Texas A&M University

379

2

Tim Hubbard

Oklahoma State University

378

Top 10 Individuals #

Contestant

Team

Total

1

Quest Newberry

Texas A&M University

952

2

Tim Hubbard

Oklahoma State University

951

3

Barrett Simon

Kansas State University

951

4

Cooper Bounds

Oklahoma State University

948

5

Zane Webster

Texas Tech University

947

6

Hayden Wilder

Western Illinois University

946

7

Maggie Neer

Oklahoma State University

946

8

Callie Akins

Oklahoma State University

945

9

Bodie Schliff

Oklahoma State University

944

Colorado State University

943

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Date: January 2016

Photos: National Western Stock Show Results: National Western Stock Show


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The performance of our livestock judging team at the National Western reflects the quality and dedication of our students both current and in the past. The ability of the students to think critically and then orally justify their rankings in a highpressure environment is what makes livestock judging such a wonderful and beneficial event. I was extremely proud of our entire team. Winning both the livestock and Carload contest with 10 different students shows the talent and depth of the students and their dilligence in achieving their goals.

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Kansas State University

Texas Tech University

- Blake Bloomberg Western Illinois University


Redlands Community College

Team

Total

1

Redlands Community College

4,680

2

Blinn College

4,678

3

Butler Community College

4,662

4

Linn-Benton Community College

4,656

5

Northeastern Junior College

4,655

6

Fort Scott Community College

4,648

262

7

South Plains College

4,644

8

Notheastern Oklahoma

4,627

9

Lincoln Land Community College

4,594

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10 Claredon College

4,589

Top 2 Reasons / Individuals #

Contestant

Team

Total

1

Lonny Trehal

Northeastern Junior College

380

2

Jessica Judge

Butler CCC

375

Top 10 Individuals #

Contestant

Team

Total

1

Lonny Trehal

Northeastern Junior College

965

2

Matt Marion

Blinn College

949

3

Jack Rediter

Redlands Community College

948

4

Lindsey McPeak

Linn-Benton Community College

947

5

Anneke Carr

Northeastern Oklahoma A&M

944

6

Sammie Beck

Linn-Benton Community College

944

7

Travis Stedje

Butler CCC

943

8

Brayden Hawkins

Claredon College

943

9

Will Gibson

Redlands Community College

942

Blinn College

942

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Northeastern Junior College


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Team

Total

1

Texas Tech University

4,690

2

Texas A&M Univiersity

4,664

3

Oklahoma State University

4,646

4

Kansas State University

4,541.5

5

West Texas A&M University

4,516

6

Tarleton State University

4,367

264

7

Sam Houston State University

4,360

8

Oklahoma State University - Alt.

969

9

Oklahoma State University - Alt.

954

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944

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Date: February 2016 Location: Denver, CO Photos: Fort Worth Stock Show Results: Fort Worth Stock Show

Top 10 Individuals #

Contestant

Team

Total

1

Bryce Hauenstein

Oklahoma State University

969

2

Quest Newberry

Texas A&M University

954

3

Amy Wolfe

Oklahoma State University

954

4

Brody Halfmann

Texas Tech University

954

5

Zane Webster

Texas Tech University

953

6

Maggie Neer

Oklahoma State University

952

7

Callie Akins

Oklahoma State University

945

8

Logan Van Allen

Oklahoma State University

944

9

Blayze Bierschwale

Texas A&M - Alt.

941

Texas A&M - Alt.

939

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L I V E S TO C K J U D G I N G C A M P

For more than a decade, Connors State College Livestock Judging Camps have utilized prestigious collegiate coaches and alumni to serve as instructors – people who have judged on and/or coached extremely successful teams across the nation. You won’t find a set of more diverse coaches and talent to learn from anywhere else in the country.

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For more information: Clint Mefford (541) 778-0846 clinton.mefford@connorsstate .edu Nolan Hildebrand (805) 748-3828 nolanrh@okstate.edu Fill out the form below and mail to: Connors State College, Attn: Livestock Judging 7 0 0 C o l l e g e R o a d • Wa r n e r, O K . 7 4 4 6 9

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Top 10 Teams Team

Total

1

Fort Scott Community College

3,786

2

Blinn College

3,769

3

Butler Community College

3,746

4

Redlands Community College

3,739

5

Connors State College

3,738

6

South Plains College

3,725

7

Clarendon College

3,714

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Northeastern Oklahoma

3,690

9

Hutchinson Community College

3,679

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3,678

Top 10 Individuals #

Contestant

Team

Total

1

Matt Marion

Blinn College

962

2

Justin Jensen

Connors State College

957

3

Kourtney Gardner

Buttler Community College - Alt.

956

4

Jessie Judge

Buttler Community College

951

5

Ben Weis

Fort Scott Community College

949

6

Tyler Pickerpaugh

Casper College

948

7

Callahan Grund

Fort Scott Community College

949

8

Brayden Hawkins

Clarendon College

948

9

Jim Waldrop

Redlands Community College

947

Butler Commuity College

947

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RECIPE

EGG ROLLS GET READY TO ROCK WITH THESE ROLLS!

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Ingredients: •1 or 2 cans broken shrimp •1 can chopped waterchestnuts •1 pkg bulk pork sausage, browned,drained and chopped small •2 cups chopped celery •1 cup chopped green pepper •1 cup chopped green onion •1T accent •1T soy sauce •2 tsp sugar •1 egg •1 tsp veg. oil •1 pkg alfalfa sprouts •1 or 2 pkg egg roll skins Directions: Mix all together in large bowl. Pour into glass bowl and pack in tightly, refrigerate over night. Put ¼ cup of filling on the lower half of a skin and roll envelope style. Us juice from the mix to seal up the end. Fry up in vegetable oil for 5 minutes or until golden brown, or 360 degrees for 5 minutes and golden brown.


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BREAK TIME BE CONNECTED, PLUGGED-IN, WITH GOD BY PASTOR RANDY DAVIS, LIMA, OH

H

ow many of you have done anything of substance with a plan that just didn’t turn out quite like you thought or anything like you thought? May I share a few thoughts with you about my winter that wasn’t what I intended?

In the world of being a pastor there is what we call a Sabbatical. This is an extended “Break Time” that can be used to refresh, renew and recharge. Last fall our church board implemented the idea of me taking a 6-week sabbatical from December 20-February 1st. Our 6 weeks were to disengage us from the rigorous schedule of being the pastor of this growing church called Lima First Assembly of God! Our goal was to relax, do some stuff we normally push back and have some extra time with our kids while off on their Christmas breaks from college.

HOW WE MET RANDY We met Randy Davis when we visited Lima, Ohio for Maine Junior Nationals back in 2012. He is the Winegardner family's pastor. They had asked him to give a sermon during the show. We were greatly impressed with Randy. Since then, we have listened to his sermons in our office from time to time. When Brad Winegardner came out to Colorado to judge our show we visited about having Randy write a message for our upcoming issues. We hope you enjoy his message!

However, Tuesday morning Dec. 15th I woke up with severe pain in my neck radiating down my arm. At first I thought it must be some crick in the neck and I would sleep it off later. The problem was, I spent all day at the hospital with a family in critical need. After spending the next couple of days in pain, on Thursday Dec. 17th I finally called the chiropractor and asked if I could be seen. His secretary who I know well said yes we can get you in Feb. 2nd, is that ok? Now this lady knows me, she always refers to me as pastor. I called her by name and said, “If I start crying on


the phone, will it help to get me in sooner?” Within 30 minutes she called back and said he can see you tonight.

As far as Friday went, I did not pick up the meds until later in the day and the one prescription had to be taken six the first day, five the second and so on. Well, because it was late I didn’t start it until Saturday. I did take pain meds as soon as I picked them up and went home to rest. They really didn’t seem to help but these steroid packs were supposed to really help with the inflammation part where I should start getting some relief in a few days. Key word is some. So Saturday I started the medra pack? Two pills early, two in the day and two before bed. Guess what I found out that Saturday night Dec. 19th? The medication in the Medra Pack combined with pain meds kept me awake all night. I literally never slept a moment the whole night. I laid all night miserable and wide awake. I was up from Saturday at 7:00 until Sunday night at 11:00, wide-awake. This was all on what we call Christmas Sunday December 20th, the second biggest day in the church year. Thankfully day two meds kept me pretty alert as well. God got me through and most folks never noticed

Finally, I see a specialist on January 6th. He reports, “you have two herniated disks in your neck and something is pinching your nerve. We need an injection, or a series of them, to make you well.” I asked when I could get one and he responded with, “We can get you to a guy we like on February 2nd.” There is something about that day. While we were on sabbatical, Maressa and I celebrated our 27th wedding anniversary on January 27th. It was the only out of town trip we had planned. We have a time-share we can use up in Boyne Falls, Michigan. So on Monday, January 25th we got there and they had a foot of snow and the place was awesome. We checked in and went to our room and got settled. A few minutes later I knelt in front of her and began to cry and apologize for not being able to do what we had planned for our sabbatical and even this trip. She returned the emotion wishing she knew what to do to help me. It was an awesome moment we needed. Tuesday morning, I woke up early and literally couldn’t feel my arm. Not like paralysis, like no pain almost at all. I was like what is going on? I wasn’t healed, but I wasn’t hurting like I had been. The week went great. Some may say, big deal, you weren’t dying. To which I

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He goes, “Pastor, this is very serious and we need to get moving on it right away. You are severely inflamed in your neck, there is an impingement and your nerve is not happy. We have to get some steroids and pain meds so you can get some relief.” Key word was some.

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He poked on me and moved my neck and arms for a few minutes, walked in front of me and said, “You need to text your doctor and get these three things going ASAP.” Now I don’t know about you, but I thought the reason you went to the chiropractor was to avoid heavy narcotics an orthopedic Doctors.

a problem. On Dec. 20th after the all night episode I decided to sleep in my recliner with a travel pillow and it worked. I finally slept some. I slept there almost every night until January 25th. Over the sabbatical, I saw my chiropractor 7-8 times over a four-week period. He was kind and helpful but still very little relief. He said you need to see a specialist. Remember this is Christmas week and then New Years.


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God Reasoning: God works all things together for good to them that love Him! -Romans 8:28 My God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory. -Phil 4:19 I can do all things trough Christ who gives me strength. -Phil 4:13 My sabbatical story is so minimal to what some of you are handling. It was 6 long weeks of shooting pain. It was miserable and incapacitating. It wasn’t what I planned or thought God had intended for my extended time off.

I must have more time connected to God to hear from Him! Are you connected to God? Are you dependent on Him? Have you asked Him into your heart? Is He in control of your schedule? Don’t make Him force the issue! It is more than just being close to God by being good or coming to church. I mean connected, plugged in! Do you know Him? He can get you through anything. Our sabbatical wasn’t what I intended, but God had a plan and I remained faithful through it. Even though that was not always easy. You may never get a reason for the hard things you are facing today or have already gone through. It may never make sense. But God is there for you and wants to help you through any and all adversity that you face. Trust Him! Now I’m going to see if I can get a couple of more weeks’ vacation in soon to make up for the six weeks that didn’t go as planned.

Job 42:1-4 1 Then Job replied to the LORD: 2 “I know that you can do all things; no purpose of yours can be thwarted. 3 You asked, ‘Who is this that obscures my plans without knowledge?’ Surely I spoke of things I did not understand, things too wonderful for me to know. Here are a few things to remember when you are going through hard times. Some will never make sense or have a reason for why! Verse 4: Some things that we face are too wonderful for me to know. Shooting pain doesn’t seem wonderful, but what if it was for some special purpose I went through all of this? Some things you can know: I know that you can do all things, no purpose of yours can be stopped! The #1 thing I learned is this: I, Randy Davis, am totally and completely dependent on Jesus Christ for every area of my life! I also realized I need more days of rest on a regular basis! My Physical Therapist said it could all be totally stress related. Rick Warren says, “you either tell your body when it needs a break or it will tell you!”

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2. Braden Schovanec - 2012 Sale of Champions. 3. Lydia Straka - 2014 Bronze Medallion Market Wether. The Straka family has long been successful at the OYE in multiple species - proving that OYE is truly a family tradition! 4. Keela (Harrel) Terry - 1984 Grand Champion Keela is the daughter of Jimmy & Marilyn Harrel. The Harrels have been great supporters of OYE since its inception. Jimmy serves as the Vice Chairman of the OYE Board of Directors and Marilyn is very involved in the Diamond Hats, a group of ladies who support the OYE Sale of Champions. 5. Jimmy Harrel & Bob Funk Both huge supporters of OYE and the youth involved!

Steers: Shane Bedwell, CO Heifers: Ring I: Jim Williams, TX Heifers: Ring II: Matt Lewis, CO

Swine Judges Barrows: Andy Rash, IL Barrows (Sift): Kane Causemaker, IL Purebred Gilts: Nick Mauck, IN Purebred Gilts (Sift): Brad Mortenson, MI Commercial Gilts: Mark Hoge, IL Commercial Gilts (Sift): Brant Smith, IL

Sheep Judges Wethers: Cody Sloan, MO Ewes: Leah Amstutz, OH

Bob - CEO, Express Ranches & Express Employment Professionals; Chairman of OYE Board of Directors.

Showmanship: Leah Amstutz, OH

Jimmy - CEO, Bank of Western Oklahoma; Vice Chairman of OYE Board of Directors.

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1. Grand Drive - Recent Years Confetti is dropped as the trophies are lowered from the ceiling. The kids ride down the ramp into the arena in a stretch limo. Their names are announced one by one as they exit the limo onto a red carpet. The ACDC song, “Thunderstruck,� has become synonymous with the Grand Drive.

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INITIATIVE PRINCIPLES FOR SUCCESS

WHAT IS INITIATIVE? Initiative is recognizing and doing what needs to be done without being asked. When you illustrate initiative, you are taking responsibility to do the things that are waiting to be done. Applying this trait toward the duties that come with showing livestock will make a world of difference in your attitude and show career.

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It’s a given; with the stock show life come never ending chores. Your animals are waiting to be fed. It’s time to wash and condition them. They constantly need to be walked and worked with so the judge can see their full potential. Results won’t come from come from procrastination or waiting until the last minute. So, take action! Don’t wait for someone to ask you to clean the pens or unload the feed. Identify each circumstance and take the necessary steps to get the job done! When you demonstrate initiative, you will notice an increase of self-esteem, which will positively impact your performance in the show ring. Because you have taken responsibility and have an in-depth understanding of your animal, you can be confident. Imagine the value of setting a positive example for your fellow showmen or your siblings. Picture your parents’ faces when you tell them the chores are already taken care of. Having initiative will not only benefit your show career, but more importantly, it will benefit you as an individual.

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Do’s and Don’ts of INITIATIVE

Assess the Situation. Stop. Take a look around you. Is there anything in your setting that requires attention? Is there trash on the floor? Could the blower hose be coiled back up? Do the fitting mats need hosed off? Always be aware of your surroundings and try your best to make yourself available for the needs of others. Ignore Your Surroundings. It’s easy to avoid the situations you can see out of the corner of your eye. Someone else will handle it, I don’t have time right now, and Not my job, are phrases that might travel through your mind. Instead, picture every situation as an opportunity to learn and grow. You just might receive some valuable information that will be useful at your next show or during fitting and clipping.

Take Action. It’s as simple as this: when there’s a need, be proactive. If you’re not sure how, ask someone to show you. You have the power to make things happen! Pick up the trash, coil the blower hose, spray off the mats. You’ll feel good about accomplishing things, rather than walking past them and leaving an unfinished project. Procrastinate. Benjamin Franklin said, “Don’t put off tomorrow what you can do today”. So don’t wait! Put in the effort and hard work NOW. A rewarding feeling of satisfaction will come after you’ve completed your job and have the time to reflect on it.

Self-Motivate. Only you hold the key to self-motivation. Motivated people create their own opportunities and have the ability to inspire themselves. Find the drive within yourself to take initiative. Down the road, you will be glad you did.

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Burt’s granddaughters - Carson Baker had Grand Champion Heifer at the Marlow District , Central High Local and Breed Champion MaineTainer at the Stephens County Show. Chandler Baker had Reserve Grand Champion Steer at the Marlow District, Central High Local and Grand Champion Overall at the Stephens County show. Thanks for using your Showtimes Showstick.

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Next stop on the road trip would be The Brothers Houligen in Tulsa. This is a real hole in the wall that you would drive right by and never give a second thought about stopping at. You would be passing up the opportunity to sample what was voted the second best chicken fried steak in the state of Oklahoma! Friends, this is one of the best kept secrets in Tulsa but I’m letting it out of the bag! This place is a Got To Go Place when I’m in Tulsa. I have yet to have a bad eating experience from this place and I think I’ve tried almost every item on the menu and have never been disappointed. Portions and the prices are great!

Cruising on north a little bit on I-35 brings me to Des Moines, IA. A sure enough little hole in the wall place just down the road from the fairgrounds is Now or Later. I drove by this place for years and with the urging of Shawn Piepers I finally gave it a shot, and boy was he right! This place gives Strouds some stiff competition for the best chicken livers and gizzards on the planet! The hours are a little different here “11-2 & 4-9,” but well worth it. The rest of the menu is great, it’s just hard for me to pass up something that’s not on the menu at home!! Heading east from Des Moines I end up in Springfield, IL. at Charlie Parkers Diner, home of the local entre the Horse Shoe. I had the opportunity to search this place out to partake of the Horse Shoe and was not disappointed at all. I just needed someone to help me finish it off! The portions on this thing are crazy, unless you are able to consume about three meals in one sitting you might want to start with Pony Shoe and work your way up from there ! Once again folks I’m open to suggestions for your favorite places to dine. I know you must be getting tired of mine - it’s just hard not go to the old reliable tried and true places. Remember to look us up on the Showtimes App if you’re on the road and need a place dine.

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Starting in Oklahoma City I have to have Jimmy’s Round Up Café & Fried Pies. This genuine home cooking place is the ultimate to take a group of stock show kids or just take the little honey out for a bite to eat. The menu here is awesome! From the burgers to the catfish, this has to be the IN place for a group of hungry stock show attendees. The prices are very affordable and the portions are very generous!

Heading north to Kansas City I have to stop at my very favorite place to eat while I’m on the road. If you’ve read my writings before you know by now that it’s got to be Strouds North. This place is hard to find but well worth the time to search it out. I think by now my pickup is trained to go there when I say the name! This is the absolute best meal I have found on the road from the chicken soup before the meal or the WORLD FAMOUS fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy served family style or one of the best steaks in the country - this place gives My wife a run for her money when it comes to putting a meal on the table!! I think I heard my pickup start up outside!!

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Folks I’ve always heard that time flies when you’re having fun, I just didn’t realize I was having so much fun. The days are getting longer, that means more daylight and more incentive to work on your livestock projects. Here in Oklahoma you can find a show every weekend this time of year to attend - no matter what specie you’ve chosen to learn life lessons from. It also gives me time to think about all the shows that I have had the opportunity to work or attend with the granddaughters across this great nation of ours. And, of course, that brings me around to one of my favorite things to do while on the road --- EAT! I do admit I am a creature of habit and have been accused of planning my travels around some of my favorite places to eat. With that said, I’m going to share some of my all-time favorites again; but they are spread out so it will take some time to make them all! I would appreciate suggestions from the stock show community on your favorite places to dine. My wife thinks I need to change some of my habits!

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WE ASKED JUSTIN TO FILL IN THE BLANKS. BY JUSTIN NATHAN, NE

2. If I could be anyone for a day it would be... Tracy Gorsekta. I have always wanted to be able to clip and fit like him and I feel he is one of the best at changing them with how he clips them.

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10. I like it when... I get to see kids buy livestock from me and I get to help them reach there dream from big to small.

11. The strangest thing I’ve ever seen at a show is... someone unloading sheep from a mini van at a state fair 12. If I could only eat one thing for my entire life it would be... Chinese and sushi. 13. If I was elected President, the first thing I would do is... have the first steer show on the front lawn of the White House and give the biggest payout out ever. 14. One song I always have to jam out to is... Letter to Me by Brad Paisley. 15. If there was a new National Show, it should be located in... Nashville, Tennessee.

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4. I would never go to a show without... clippers.

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1. I would never... give up on a dream.


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WE’RE READY FOR THE BLACKOUT JACKPOT 4! BY LAURIE REID, CO

The beginning of the year is a whirlwind of spending three busy weeks at Denver, putting together this March/April Sire Edition of the magazine and moving straight into prospect show season. This year we are eagerly getting ready for the Blackout Jackpot 4 being held March 18-20th in Loveland, Colorado!

New this year, we will be partnering with Sullivan Supply’s Stock Show University to host a Fitting Contest for both Junior (17 and younger)

Thank you to all of our sponsors of the Blackout Jackpot 4! Without your support, hosting this event would not be possible. Finally, thank you to Colorado State University for teaming up with us with your annual Green & Gold Showdown that is ran simultaneously to our show on this great weekend! Make sure you make the trip out to see all of the other unique things we are doing! Safe Travels, Laurie Reid, Owner

We would like to thank everyone who helps distribute and promote The Showtimes Magazine to shows, sales and events across the country!

A Special Thanks to: The Humphrey Family, IL Mason and Whitney Walker, AR Sullivan Supply, IA/TX/CA The Schnoor Family, CA The Farmer Family, IN Joe Sullivan, IA Twisted Stitch, KS Bob and Jennifer Bruns, TX Jason Simpson, CO Bo Sanders, OK Matt Lautner Cattle, IA Summit Farms, IA Brian Mike, IA Cindy Cagwin-Johnston Opie Campbell, OH Joseph Lolli, MO Hannah Wine, MT Heidi Anderson, KS Burt Derryberry, OK Bob May, WI Zack Eatherton, WA Joseph O'Sullivan, MN Jeana Hurlbut, SD Gerald Green, MI The Winegardner Family, OH Anna Loftin, LA The Knutson Family, MN The Dorsey Family, CO Blind Badger Ranch, CO The Miller Family, WY Matt Leo, CA Pro-Fit Show Supply, IL

We would also like to thank the numerous other livestock shows, jackpots and families that help distribute The Showtimes Magazine all year long!

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Some of the highlights from The Blackout Jackpot 4 will be our Showtimes/Sullivan Supply Stall Bid-Off online with cwcattlesales.com on March 11th. The highest bidder will not only enjoy having their stall setup for them when they arrive at the show, but they will also get to take home everything after the show! All the money made in the Bid-Off will then go into our scholarship program offered to any high School senior or college student who shows at this year’s Blackout.

Every year the show grows and we are excited about all of the exhibitors making the trip from across the country to Colorado to show or watch! We feel it is our duty to get judges that represent the quality of the show as well as the cattle they are going to sort. This year we are proud to welcome our judges Brandon Callis (heifers) and Jim Williams (steers).

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We truly enjoy working to make the Blackout the best show in the country. Every year we incorporate new ideas, prizes and features that have never been done before to provide an experience for our exhibitors that can be found nowhere else.

as well as Adult teams (18 and older) on Friday night, March 18th. It is going to be a tremendously fun time where teams will have the opportunity to show off their skills and win awesome prizes from Sullivan Supply.


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A Affliction..........................................................100 Aksarben..........................................................247 American Royal ..............................................319 Andis ..................................................................19 APEX Cattle ......................................................25

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B Battle of the Breeds.........................................231 BCII Show Cattle ..............................................30 Benelli ................................................................67 Best Bet Pig Sale..............................................308 Blackout Jackpot 4 ..................................239-244 Bloomberg Cattle............................................315 Bo Diddley.........................................................66 Bond Livestock ...............................................307 Boss Cattle .........................................................63 Boss Miles ..........................................................40 Brass Knuckles ..................................................44 Breeders’ World .......................................326,327 Brock Welshans Show Cattle .....................44-47 Bryan McKay Cattle Co. .............................88,89 Buck Cattle Co. .................................................65 C Carnac ................................................................12 Catamount Showdown ..................................230 Cattle Visions ..............................................34-39 Cedar Fiber, David Blach ..............................316 Chad Thompson .............................................276 Champion Show Stock...................................334 Circle J Show Pigs...........................................306 CK Cattle..............................................................8 Clayton “Bud” Calkins Memorial ................235 Conley Cattle.....................................................43 Connors State College Judging .....................265 Cover-All Signs........................................328,329 Crowd Favourite ...............................................41 Curtis & Jackie Castle.......................................40 Custis Show Pigs.............................................304 cwcattlesales.com ........................................26,27

D Daddy’s Boy.....................................................276 Decatur County Cattle Battle........................237 Diamond Livestock ........................................307 Dixieland Delight................................................6 DLCC Ranch ...................................................297 Don Bruner Sales..............................................22 Doris Cattle ......................................................70 Double Bar Livestock........................23,254-255 Double Diamond Angus..................................29 Duelm’s Prevailing Genetics..........................308 E Egg Hunt ............................................................31 Eggstacy....................................................310,311 Eichler Club Claves ..........................................45 Electric Cleaner Company...............................86 Elenbaum Show Cattle.....................................45 Elmore Cattle Services............................254,255 Empire State Beef Classic ..............................229 Executive Sires ..................................................34 F First Choice Online Sales ................................68 Flatland Show Pigs .........................................303 Flash .................................................................333 Focus Marketing Group...................................84 Forbes & Graham Cattle Co............................71 Frye Sisters ........................................................69 G Garwood Cattle Co. ................................310,311 Gemstone...........................................................29 Glu Coat.............................................................74 Goin’ 4 Broke...................................................298 Golden Flo .........................................................91 Goretska Show Steers .....................................266 Green & Gold Showdown .............................238 Greg Kroupa....................................................276 Griswold Cattle ..............................................IBC Grow & Shine ....................................................15


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H Halftime ...........................................................315 Hamilton Photography ..................................128 Head Hunter......................................................46 Hide and Hair....................................................73 Holtkamp Cattle Company............................100 Horn Livestock ............................................94,95 I Insuring Ag......................................................318 Iowa State Spring Spectacular .......................248

K KLD Mini Herefords ........................................90 Kopp Land and Livestock ................................93 L Legacy Livestock Imaging .............................317 Linde’s Livestock Photos................................317 LubriSyn...........................................................295 M Main Aim Ranch ..............................................66 Man on the Moon...........................................298 Matt Lautner Cattle ........................................266 Matt Lowery, Auctioneer .................................33 McClellan Cattle Co. ........................................54 McKinley...........................................................287 Meadow Lake Angus........................................30

Mid Continent Farms.........................................3 Midnight Thrill .................................................54 MJ Spring Classic ...........................................251 Money in the Bank ...........................................53 MoorMan’s ShowTec ........................................42 Murphy Trailer Sales ........................................97 N Natural Solutions.........................................73,74 Newman Realty.................................................22 Next Up..............................................................30 NO Bull Sale.....................................................BC Northern Feed & Bean....................................319 Nowatzke Cattle..............................................100 O Oklahoma Beef Expo .....................................236 Omega Elite Genetics.......................................53 One in the Chamber.......................................266 ORIgen Embryo Technologies .....................309 Oxy-Explosion ................................................269 P Pacific Showcase .............................................314 Pearls’ Pics .........................................................33 Pembrook Cattle Company....................254,255 Pinnacle Sires...........................................286,287 Pioneer Showdown.........................................252 Prairie View Farms ........................................IFC Pride of the Plains...........................................245 Pryor Show Cattle.............................................70 Purina Honor Show Chow...............................87 Purple Circle....................................................316 R Reid Show Cattle.............................................266 Reimann Ranch.................................................52 Revival................................................................39 Ritchey Livestock ID ......................................268

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Jeffs Cattle Company........................................53 Jensen Livestock Agency..................................33 Jersey Fresh Jackpot........................................228 John Choate.....................................................276 Johnson Charolais ............................................41 Johnson Ranch ..................................................47 Jose......................................................................34

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SC Showdown .................................................234 Schaffer / Tice....................................................31 Scheetz Cattle Company..................................14 Schneider Farms ...............................................46 SEK Gentics.....................................................294 Shaw Show Cattle..............................................53 Show Champions............................................128 Show Coat Solutions ........................................64 Show Stock Planet ..........................................271 Showdown on the Plains ...............................246 ShowTime Cattle Company ..........................333 Shultz Ranch....................................................257 Sim Solutions.....................................................35 Simpson Livestock..........................................308 Smith Cattle Co.................................................70 Sniper ...............................................................333 South Platte Genetics .....................................307 Southern Charm ...............................................47 Southern Ohio Spring Smackdown .............253 Steck Cattle ..........................................................7 Stock Show Univeristy.....................................4,5 Sullivan Farms .................................................BC Sullivan Supply.................................................4,5 Summit Agricultural Group............................11 Sunglo...............................................................275 Sunrise Sunset Farm.........................................43 Supreme Speckle Park/Notta Ranch ............256 Supreme Trailer Sales .....................................291 Sure Champ.....................................................289

Teague Family Farms .....................................305 Temptation Tuesday............................................8 Tennessee River Music .......................................6 Texas Limited Edition.............................254,255 Texas Tech University Judging......................258 The Darlin’8 Cattle Co. ..................................298 The Old West Cedarmill ................................318 The Springtime Revival....................................72 The Summit .......................................................11 Thomas Ranch ..................................................10 TJ Cattle Company ...........................................47 Trade Secret .......................................................45 Transwest .........................................................299 Tres Rios ............................................................92 Trifecta ...............................................................13 Ty Webster.......................................................276 U U Need Me.........................................................70 UW-Riverfalls B&B ........................................232 V Vita Charge......................................................289 W Wahl .................................................................290 WatchOut...........................................................43 Weaver Leather Livestock ......................302,312 Weeping Fox Ranch/Premonition..................96 Western Illinios Hoof & Horn ......................233 Willow Springs Cattle Company.......................9 Winegardner Show Cattle................................53 Winning Fill ......................................................55 WNY Hog & Lamb Classic ...........................229 W-W Livestock Systems ..................................85


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