2020 October Shorthorn Country

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The Voice of the Shorthorn Breed.

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Contents

october 2020 issue 9 • volume 47

The October cover photo was taken by Caleb Hall at BAG Farms, Emmett, Idaho.

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Features

Annual Meeting Schedule/Registration Form............................... 15 AJSA Deck the Stalls Extravaganza................................................. 16 Intent to Run for ASA Board of Directors..................................... 18 “2020 Lasting Impressions” Sale Catalog....................................29-48 Narrow Brook Farms “Turn the Page” Sale Catalog..................49-64

Show Results

Illinois Junior Shorthorn State Show.............................................. 23 Illinois Junior Livestock Classic....................................................... 24 Illinois District Show Series-Cattle Division................................. 25 Wisconsin State Junior Shorthorn Show........................................ 26 Wisconsin State Open Shorthorn Show......................................... 27 Iowa Junior Shorthorn State Show.................................................. 28

Sale Reports

Cates Farms “Star Search XVIII” Sale............................................. 65

Departments Update..................................................................................6 Association Outlook..........................................................8 Beef Business.....................................................................12 What You Need to Know.................................................14 Junior Corner....................................................................22 News & Notes....................................................................66 Postage Statement.............................................................68 Sales Calendar...................................................................73 Ad Index............................................................................74 4

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WHR Breeders WHR Assessments for 2021 will be sent in November. If you do not receive yours, please contact the ASA office as soon as possible.

Shorthorn Update American Shorthorn Association 7607 NW Prairie View Rd. Kansas City, MO 64151-1544 816-599-7777 • FAX: 816-599-7782 www.shorthorn.org Montie D. Soules, asa executive secretary/CEO montie@shorthorn.org Matt Woolfolk, director of performance programs, performance data & commercial acceptance • matt@shorthorn.org Heather Lange, director of customer service, registrations & DNA • heather@shorthorn.org Shelby Diehm, director of youth activities, marketing & communications • shelby@shorthorn.org Emily Velisek, director of events, show & membership activities • emilyv@shorthorn.org Accounting • accountmgr@shorthorn.org

ASA Board of Directors Nancy Grathwohl Heter, president 785-587-7947 Hugh Mooney, vice president 916-319-0488 Dave Greenhorn, executive director 937-470-6552 Joe Bales, 615-330-2342 John Sonderman, 402-641-0936 Toby Jordan, 219-819-4603 Jerrell Crow, 580-585-2522 Lee Miller, 330-231-6834 John Russell, 832-588-8604 Shorthorn Foundation Bill Rasor, president American Junior Shorthorn Association Lexi Wetzel, president National Shorthorn Lassies Sommer Smith, president

ASA Dates of Note

Nov. 15 NAILE - Jr. Shorthorn Show Nov. 16 NAILE - National ShorthornPlus Show followed by National October Shorthorn Show Oct. 1 NAILE entry deadline Nov. 20 Canceled - NWSS entry deadline Oct. 22 American Royal Junior (Open/Junior/Yards) Shorthorn Show and National Nov. 26-27 ASA Office Closed - Shorthorn Show Thanksgiving and day after November December Nov. 1 ASA Annual Meeting, Forum & Dec. 4 Shorthorn Social at the ASA Office Awards Banquet Registration Deadline Dec. 5 ASA Annual Meeting, Forum & Nov. 1 Inventories mailed for 2021 WHR Awards Banquet - Kansas City, MO Assessments Dec. 24-Jan.1 ASA Office Closed Nov. 14 NAILE - Jr. ShorthornPlus Show January Nov. 14 NAILE Junior Fundraiser Jan. 1 2021 ASA Membership is due Deck the Stalls Extravaganza Jan. 9 Deadline for early discount for Nov. 15 Fort Worth entry deadline 2021 WHR assessment fees ($16)

Sunday, Nov. 15 8:00 a.m. Junior Shorthorn Heifer Show - Freedom Hall Monday, Nov. 16 8:00 a.m. Jack C. Ragsdale National ShorthornPlus Show - Freedom Hall followed by Jack C. Ragsdale National Shorthorn Show - Freedom Hall Presentation of Show Honoree Hugh W Moore Jr & Sons Cattle released at conclusion of show. Stalling Requests: Send ALL stalling requests to Emily by Nov. 1- emilyv@shorthorn.org

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1. WHR inventory assessments must be completed and paid in full prior to registering calves born in the current assessment period, (i.e. 2021 assessment on a dam must be completed and paid in order to register her calf born in 2021.) 2. Included with each assessment is the registration of a calf born to the dam in the year she was assessed (if calf is registered prior to one year of age) and a free transfer of said calf (if recorded within 60 days from the date of the sale.) (i.e. cost to register a calf born in 2021 to an assessed 2021 dam will be $0, if calf is registered within 12 months) 2020 ASSESSMENT FEE SCHEDULE: March 1 - December 31, 2020 $25 2021 ASSESSMENT FEE SCHEDULE: November 1 - January 9, 2021 $16 January 10 - February 28, 2021 $20 March 1 - December 31, 2021 $25 *Calves born in previous year(s) to unassessed dams will incur additional fees.

Shorthorn Freezer Beef Locally Raised Visit shorthornbeef.org to see the availability of Shorthorn Freezer Meat from Shorthorn producers. Contact shelby@shorthorn.org to get on the map or for more information.

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2020 ASA Annual Meeting Hotel Info Hilton Kansas City Airport 8801 NW 112th St. Kansas City, MO 64153 Call Hotel for Reservations Phone: 816-891-8900 Cutoff date: 12pm on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2020

American Royal Judges Open Show: Scott Werning Junior Show: Chris Cassady

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2020 International Year Code: H

Association Outlook

Montie D. asa executive Soules secretary/CEO

Building a New Path for Tomorrow

ven during the Pandemic of 2020, the Shorthorn industry continues on. Sales, shows and breed events continue (though they may look a little different) and new programs continue to emerge promoting the Shorthorn breed. Shorthorn Beef - Locally Raised is being launched in October. This program will be promoted on Facebook which will include links to a map and information about beef – SHORTHORN BEEF. The map will show locations of breeders offering freezer meat and home-raised Shorthorn Beef. We are asking our social media followers to always share these posts so the links will get to the eyes of consumers outside our industry. We all have friends on social media who are not in the agriculture community and reaching out to the urban population will provide the opportunity for them to investigate purchasing directly from the producer farm fresh and locally raised Shorthorn Beef. The purpose of this program is to help consumers connect with producers. The map will include the producer’s contact information. SHORTHORN Currently, we have 7 states represented but we need all 50. • LOCALLY RAISED • This is a growing part of our industry and the need for local butchers has never been higher. The public wants to purchase their food from known sources and this program will expose them to Shorthorn Beef, how it is raised and agriculture in general. The relationships that can be made can change public opinion of beef and farming, not only for Shorthorn breeders but for all of agriculture. The premiums for this type product are endless as long as a great product is provided. Visit shorthornbeef.org for details and to see the current listings. Become part of this program. You will receive a premium,

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control your market and expose a part of the population to agriculture and our story, while promoting the Shorthorn Breed. The Youth Development Committee has designed some new and innovative ways for supporters to make contributions to the breed’s junior program. Pledges for the foundation heifer will be billed in the registry and the money will go directly to a separate account for Junior program. Pledges can be made in a lump sum, billed monthly or quarterly if you choose, to spread the cost over the year. But first, please add the Deck the Stalls Extravaganza on November 14th during the North American International Livestock Show to your calendars. We will sell the foundation heifer at this event along with a number of other offerings that 100% of the proceeds support the youth of the breed and the Junior National. This will be our major fundraiser of the year. Thank you to the Martin Family at Martindell Farms for donating the foundation heifer this year. See page 16-17 for more information about the event. You may have noticed a number of recent sales that have included a donation lot or two that help fund the Shorthorn Youth activities. These donations enable us SHORTHORN to continue our excellent Royal Society junior programs. Thank you to those making the donations and those purchasing them - look Shorthorn for those sponsoring these Red, White & Roan club activities in the Shorthorn Royal Society and the Red, White & Roan Club. The ASA Annual Meeting Forum and Awards Banquet is scheduled for Saturday, December 5th in Kansas City at the Hilton Airport Hotel. There will be an open house social at the ASA office Friday evening before the Annual Meeting Forum and Awards Banquet on Saturday. This

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will be a great time to visit the office and share time with staff and fellow breeders. Drinks and heavy hor d’ourves will be provided for those attending. The Forum and Educational Session Saturday morning includes some outstanding representatives who will share ideas on how to market your cattle - the dos and don’ts of marketing purebred Shorthorns. We can guarantee this session will have tremendous value to your operation. Many recognized names in the industry will share their experiences and explain the importance of a marketing plan for your operation. For the Annual Meeting Forum & Awards schedule and registration information, see page 15. To review this years’ ASA Board candidates see page 18. Come to the meeting and get information about your association and its activities. The Awards Banquet that evening will include the presentation of awards for Outstanding Performance Traits, Show Winners, Century Club Members, announcement of the Heritage and Merit Award winners, plus the Builder of the Breed winners. This year we will host a Junior Fundraiser during the day’s events. It’s a special time for Shorthorn fellowship when breeders can visit and share ideas. Many new friends and old acquaintances are made each year during this event. Our goal is to provide an educational and entertaining time for you. During this Pandemic many things have changed; many activities have been canceled from professional, college and high school classes and sports to livestock shows. In some cases, normal will have a new definition; some things may never be the same. But rest assured, because of you, the breeders and members of this great breed, “The Shorthorn Breed Continues to Build a New Path for Tomorrow” =

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Beef Business

Matt director of Woolfolk performance programs

A Series of Numbers: Genomics and Data Welcome to the final installment of a three-part series. I hope you have been able to read August’s article on our carcass EPDs and the data that drives them, as well as September’s maternal EPD conversation. To wrap up the discussion, I’ll examine data, genomics, and their relationship to each other. With genomic technology becoming commonplace in the purebred industry, some producers believe that taking a DNA sample and running tests for genomically-enhanced EPDs can replace the classic method of data collection. We have talked about the role that different data points play in the calculation of some of the breed’s EPDs the past months, but is that information still important in the age of genetic technology? Absolutely. Without data alongside genomic information, it’s much harder to figure out the relationships between performance for a trait and the genes that control them. When the industry started the work to build genomicallyenhanced EPDs, there was already years and generations of data in place. When breeds started collecting genotypes, they were able to analyze what they already had in their arsenal (performance data) to look for the markers that have an impact on the traits measured for years. If all the heavy weaning weight sires had similar sets of markers in their genomic tests, the geneticists could start to surmise that those markers influenced heavy weaning weights. While this example oversimplifies the process, it does illustrate that without data the genomics aren’t near as valuable. Genomics without supporting data are akin to a credit card bill without money in the bank to pay for it. Eventually, they both will catch up to you. Fortunately, we’ve already been through the process of fine-tuning the genetic markers and determining impacts on traits to develop our genomicallyenhanced EPDs. Being a part of IGS 12

gives our breed the advantage of having a team of geneticists who are continually working on making our genomicallyenhanced EPDs more accurate. Recently, the IGS team worked for months to develop a stronger set of DNA markers for making genomic predictions. We saw the fruits of their labor in the changes to our EPDs back in August. The partnership between Neogen and IGS combines forces to make genomicallyenhanced EPDs better for all breeders in the IGS cooperative. Neogen’s move from a 50K genomic test to a 100K test doubled the number of markers a breeder gets in its test while keeping the price the same! As more genotypic and phenotypic data continues to enter the system, the better we can get at making genetic predictions about the capabilities of our cattle. Across the industry, there are still traits that we simply don’t have enough data in the bank to develop satisfactory genomically-enhanced predictions. This is the case for pretty much all breeds in the industry, and Shorthorns are no exception. The traits we’ve talked about in the previous parts of this series are prime examples. If you have ever looked at an IGS progeny equivalent table for GE-EPDs, you will notice that the numbers for carcass traits are lower than for growth traits. The value of genomic testing on weaning weight (equivalent to 22-25 calves worth of data) is triple that of ribeye area and marbling (6-8 calves). Why? Because we have so much more weaning data to work with! We have over 200,000 weaning weights in our ASA records, but only about 15,000 carcass measurements (ultrasound and actual carcass combined). Maternal traits are not immune to this concept, either. Some of the larger breed databases have recently released maternally-oriented EPDs, such as Mature Cow Weight and Udder and Teat Scores. Why did it take them this

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long to develop a prediction for such important traits? They just now have adequate performance data to tabulate these EPDs. The work on genomically enhancing those newest EPDs is still ongoing. Traits such as udder scores and cow weights are found at a smaller proportion in the Shorthorn database. The number of weaning weights is over 100 times greater than the number of mature cow weights! Programs like the Genomically Enhanced Female Project are designed to help the breed and the participating breeder with this challenge in a two-fold manner. While you’re able to get genomic information on your females at a discounted price, it also helps us grow a weak point in our database with breeders collecting mature weights and udder scores to qualify for the pricing incentive. While we are a long time from being able to compute EPDs for these traits, we sure can’t get there if we don’t start making strides towards that goal now. Even with genomic information, we still need to collect performance data. The data that is submitted to ASA is the fuel that runs the engine calculating the entire genetic evaluation. Like any engine, the better the fuel that goes into it, the more efficiently it is going to run. I hope you have learned something over the last three months of this series. There’s plenty of information to digest when it comes to the statistics of cattle breeding. It’s important to be able to take that information and make it easily applicable for the folks breeding cattle. Otherwise, you’re just pouring your fuel on the ground instead of in the engine. =

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What YouNeed to Know

Emily director of events, show Velisek & membership activities

Attention NAILE Exhibitors! As I am writing this article we are in the middle of September and the North American International Livestock Expo (NAILE) is still a go and they are planning full steam ahead until we are told differently. If NAILE is to cancel we will let our members know the best, we can. Until then, please do not forget to send in your stalling request and if you have any questions feel free to reach out. We will continue to follow the stalling policy that we did last year. Please see below as to what our stalling policy is. If you know of any new exhibitors planning to come, please pass this information along. Stalling Policy; we will be following the NAILE stalling policy.

NAILE uses our entries from the previous year to plan how much stalling we receive for our breed. They will take a percentage away from our previous year entries and then take a percentage away for no shows of current entries. So, what does this mean for you? We get less stalls assigned for Shorthorns than what are entered. We advise that you enter more head then what you plan to bring because we will cut down on your stall space from what you enter by the same percentage that we are cut by NAILE. Please add space for tack to your entries. (NAILE does not allow any tack space when assigning breed stalling space). Example: IF North American was to

NAILE STALLING REQUESTS Send ALL Stalling Requests to Emily at emilyv@shorthorn.org by November 1st!

2020 NAILE Hotel Info Hilton Garden Inn Louisville Airport 2735 Crittenden Drive Louisville, KY 40209 Phone: 502-637-2424 Cutoff Date: 10/12/20 - Group: American Shorthorn Association

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take 30% away from us then we will take 30% off of what you entered. So, if you enter 10 head you will get 7 stalls. If you have any stalling request, we will take them, but we cannot promise that you will get them as we will be stalling where you fit best. Stalling request need to be in by November 1st to Emily at emilyv@shorthorn.org, in order for them to be taken into consideration. Also, please contact Emily as soon as you know if you are coming or not coming to the show. Stall space will be made solely off of number of head entered. =

North American Schedule (NAILE) - 2020 Thursday, Nov. 12 12 noon Cattle may arrive Friday, Nov. 13 9 a.m. - 12 noon Check-In: Open & Junior Shorthorn & ShorthornPlus females and bulls Saturday, Nov. 14 TBD Junior ShorthornPlus Heifer Show - Broadbent Arena 10:00 a.m. AJSA Funding the Future/Deck the Stalls raffle tickets on sale 2:00 p.m. National Shorthorn Lassie Annual Meeting 4:00 p.m. (or TBD) Deck the Stalls Extravaganza, Junior Fundraising Sunday, Nov. 15 8:00 a.m. Junior Shorthorn Heifer Show - Freedom Hall Monday, Nov. 16 8:00 a.m. Jack C. Ragsdale National ShorthornPlus Show - Freedom Hall followed by Jack C. Ragsdale National Shorthorn Show - Freedom Hall In both shows, bulls will be shown first, followed by females. Presentation of Show Honoree - Hugh W Moore Jr & Sons Cattle released at conclusion of show. Stalling Requests: Send ALL stalling requests to Emily by Nov. 1- emilyv@shorthorn.org

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Intent to Run Members Announce Intent to Run for ASA Board of Directors Joe Bales - For the past three years, I have been honored to have the opportunity to serve as a member of your Board of Directors and to be nominated to serve another threeyear term. The chance to represent the needs of the Shorthorn breed and the people who proudly own and promote these great cattle has been an extremely gratifying experience and I hope that I have represented your interests effectively. When I was asked to consider serving on the Board three years ago, I wasn’t sure what I could bring that would benefit our members. While my family has been actively involved with Shorthorns for more than 75 years, we’re a small breeder and I was worried that I lacked the level of involvement nationally to truly understand the needs of our breeders. It took all of one meeting for me to understand that I was wrong and that every voice in our breed is important and needs to be represented. My experiences, both as an active junior and over a lifetime of promoting and marketing Shorthorns were important. Your Board of Directors represents a diverse group of breeders and interests – including cattlemen (and women) producing bulls for commercial and purebred market, those heavily involved with developing Shorthorn crosses, parents of junior members, and breeders who have exhibited national champions. There are large breeders and small breeders – but at Board meetings, while their perspectives are different, they are all Shorthorn breeders and work together extremely well for the benefit of all Shorthorn enthusiasts. 18

We are succeeding because your Board understands and values the importance that each individual brings to our Association. If reelected to the Board, I promise to continue to serve in that same spirit of collaboration and cooperation. As I said when I ran three years ago, I think it’s important for the Board to serve all breeders, help cultivate markets for Shorthorn genetics and oversee the operations of the Association with the highest degree of integrity and honesty. It has been a pleasure to serve you these past three years and I would welcome the chance to continue that service. Dave Greenhorn - My love and enthusiasm for the Shorthorn breed began December 25th, 1962 when I received two Shorthorn heifers, Holly and Noel, for Christmas from my father. A lot has transpired over the years. I currently operate Greenhorn Cattle Co. with my son Josh and grandson Kolten (4th generation) and recently celebrated our 15th Annual Production Sale at the farm. We also will be hosting our 10th Annual Frozen Genetics Sale at the North American this month. Growing up in the Shorthorn youth program and likewise with Josh and now Kolten in his second year, I am a strong supporter of this program. It’s not just showing the cattle, but the many events and contests along with the social activities that excite me. These kids are our future and I want to continue to make this program even stronger and better. I would also like to see the Association

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continue to reach out to promote Shorthorns and their breeders to the beef industry; such has been done by Grant and Company. I believe this has increased the interest in Shorthorns. Also, the new Freezer Beef Program has been well received. There are many more new ventures on the horizon. My past three years have been very rewarding and educational and I would once again like to continue to serve the membership for the next 3 years to help build and promote this great breed of cattle! Mark Gordon - It is with great pride and honor that I write this letter informing the membership of the American Shorthorn Association to run for a Board of Directors seat at this years Annual Meeting. It was my privilege once before to serve on this board for 6 years; 2 years as Vice President and 2 years as President. I enjoyed my term on the board and think that we have made progress within the beef industry and I would love to continue and serve the membership once again. I feel we as a breed organization need to offer our members the tools and support to be successful in their own operation. Technology and genomics have become tools needed to advance our operations in the beef industry, and I am a firm believer that our Association needs to stay progressive and current with all tools,technology and programs available for breeder profitability. Our youth program is second to none and has great breeder support. We need to continue to grow this program even

more. Other avenues, as far as financial support, are needed to continue the development of our future breeders. THEY ARE OUR FUTURE! I currently manage Croft Fertilizer Service Inc. in central Illinois. I have held this position for 35 years and am involved in the daily operations of the facility, its employees and keeping current with all state and federal regulations. Purchasing of products and retail sales to customers are also duties that I oversee. Financial growth and stability of the business are of my up-most priority and responsibility. I own Rockinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; G Land and Cattle along with my parents. We currently run 35 cows, with an emphasis on raising functional bred cattle that will perform in all aspects of the industry. We have an extensive embryo transfer program on the ranch, which we believe gives us the capabilities to multiply superior genetics. Cattle are either consigned to sales or sold privately at the farm. We have participated in the National Sire Test at the University of Illinois for the last 3 years Once again, I look forward to the opportunity to serve the membership of the ASA, and continue our growth as a breed in the beef industry. =

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Cagwin Farms Visitors Welcome . . . Stop by any time!

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Quality cattle for sale at all times. Located just a few miles south of Route 36/I-72.

Sunnyland Farms Wayne Hinderliter Family 629 Co. Rd. 350 North Albion, IL 62806 Wayne: 618-384-8250 Doug: 618-384-1932 4.

Visitors always welcome! Cattle usually for sale. Four miles north of I-64. Exit 130 on Illinois 130.

Farm located five miles east of Virginia on Route 125, 2. then one mile south of the elevator at Philadelphia, Illinois.

Route 2, Box 55 Beecher City, IL 62414 home: 618-487-5559 Trey: 618-367-0764 Steve: 618-267-3229

cell: 309-678-4230 • cattle@leveldale.com or Rob Bruce, Herdsman: cell: 217-737-0692 Farm: 10442 N Co Rd 2980 E • Mason City, IL 62664 Check our website for our current list of herd sires. SULL Roan Goose

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31056 Old Fidelity Road • Jerseyville, IL 62052 Hugh: 618-729-4448 • Tom: 618-498-5848 Ron: 618-729-3258 Bulls, Females, Club Calves For Sale at all times. Full Irish calves available. 40 miles north of St. Louis.

Cattle always For Sale at the Farm.

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Quality seedstock for sale at the farm Dale & Ryan Wernicke 12611 Fisher Rd • Lena, IL 61048-9754 Dale: 815-369-2857 Ryan: 815-739-7754 ryanwernicke@yahoo.com Watch For Our Annual October Online Sale

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Bulls, heifers and steers for sale at all times.

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Wright Cattle Co. Leveldale Farms

Scott Horton, Owner

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Horton farms Shorthorns Horton cell: 630-965-1710 Wernicke cell: 815-739-7754 4N010 Town Hall Rd. • St. Charles, IL 60175 Office: 630-365-1444

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Rolling Hills Farm

Ten Mile Farm Shorthorns

Investing in top genetics for over 30 years. Visitors Welcome! The Birch Family Harold, Regina, Richard and Hope

Doug & Rhonda North 5544 Stone Road Clinton, IL 61727 217-622-4466

22698 E. Co. Rd. 920 N â&#x20AC;˘ Ashmore, IL 61912 217-232-8366 email: hbirch@agrisolutions.com

Driving directions from Ashmore: two miles west on Rt. 16 to Enon Baptist Church sign; then one mile south to farm 19. 20.

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Junior Corner

Faye ajsa Smith director

juniorshorthorn.com

Facing the Unknown Everyone knows how much change we face when we move into college. One of the scariest times of my life was moving into my dorm last year, I was excited and scared for one thing I would face that year, and that my friends is the unknown. Moving through my Freshman year, I never knew what to expect when it came to being a college student. There’s always a constant struggle of figuring out whether or not situations will pan out in the positive, or the negative. Did I really pass that Animal Science exam? Does my roommate secretly hate me? Am I making too big of a deal for all of this? Although it may be silly, the fear of the unknown can drive you to the extremes. We are all experiencing this through the pandemic, and how people respond to the unknown of the virus. For us, waiting on the green light for going to

school, stock shows, and other things we love has us thinking about the outcomes in ways that we shouldn’t. Even though it is scary, the unknowns can be a good thing. Some of the best of life’s gifts come at you when you least expect it. I met my best friend in an afternoon Ag Comm class by talking about Shorthorns, and now I can’t live without her. Being thrown into the fire that is running for the Junior Board, gave me some of the most cherishable relationships I’ll have for the rest of my life. Although it’s a challenge to shift how we process our emotions in times of uncertainty, embracing the unknown can be some of the best choices you can make. Look forward to the stability, but find comfort in the chaos, you never know what good it can bring. =

Junior Board President :: Lexi Wetzel Vice President :: Gabriella Leone Secretary :: Allyssa Obrecht Public Relations :: Korbin Collins Director :: Kendall Nelson Director :: Tayler Bacon Director :: Faye Smith Director :: Miller Smith Director :: Colton Hulsey

Upcoming Junior Nationals 2021 • Louisville, KY June 20-26, 2021

2022 • Kansas City, KS 2023 • Des Moines, IA 2024 • TBA * Tentative Locations. Subject to Change *

Save the Date!

Deck the Stalls Extravaganza - Nov. 14, 2020 NAILE - Louisville, Kentucky

Foundation Heifer - Martindell Babe 048 : Donated by Martindell Farms, LLC.

The “Babe” cow family started at Martindell’s in 2003 when we purchased a bred heifer from our good friends Dedmon Shorthorns in North Carolina. There has been 34 females registered so far that go back to that original “Babe”. This heifer has been a standout since day one and just continues to get better. Moderate framed, Reg Number: 4300982 thick, and as fancy as they come. This young lady has an outstanding SIRE: SS ON TARGET 570 ET pedigree and excellent E.P.D’s. She can DAM: MARTINDELL BABE 705 truly be a “Foundation” heifer. DOB: 2.11.2020 22

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Words of Advice

Find comfort in the chaos, you never know what good it can bring.

Show Results

Illinois Junior Shorthorn State Show August 15, 2020 â&#x20AC;˘ Virginia, Illinois Judge: Cody Hadden

Champion Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Lillian Unger.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer & Champion B&O Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Kendall Nelson.

Reserve Champion B&O Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Jenna Starman.

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Austin Miller.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer & Champion B&O ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Clayton Poppe.

Reserve Champion B&O ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Maddox Reedy.

Champion Shorthorn Steer, exhibited by Colby Metzger.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer, exhibited by Georgia Harvell.

Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, exhibited by Raegan Smithers.

Illinois Junior State Shorthorn Show Exhibitors

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, exhibited by Clayton Richey.

shorthorn country = october 2020

Show Results

Illinois Junior Livestock Classic August 20-21, 2020 • Bloomington, Illinois Heifer Judge: Craig Sand • Steer Judge: Tyler Norvell

Champion Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Colby Metzger.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Lillian Unger.

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Koby Kearns.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Austin Miller.

Champion Shorthorn Steer, exhibited by Colby Metzger.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer, exhibited by Mckenzie Engel.

Pictures by Cindy Cagwin-Johnston

Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, exhibited by Kashen Ellerbrock.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, exhibited by Riley Middendorf.

What is your go to SNACK AT A CATTLE SHOW? Colby-jack cheese and summer sausage from Willow Creek Cheese Factory in Wisconsin.

What is your favorite show product? Natural White because it doesn’t dye cattle blue or purple & it smells like peppermint!

wHAT ARE YOUR FUTURE PLANS? I plan to go to college and pursue a degree in elementary education.

shorthorn country = october 2020

Junior Sp li t w h Catie Olsen aGE: 17

Berlin, WI

Show Results

Illinois District Show Series-Cattle Division August 29-30, 2020 â&#x20AC;˘ Farmer City, Illinois Heifer Judges: Hadden Wilder, Dan Shike, Craid Beckmier Steer Judges: Blake Bloomberg, Lee Rincker, Mark Hoge

Champion Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Lillian Unger.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Colby Metzger.

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Koby Kearns.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Toby Behrends.

Champion Shorthorn Steer & 4th Overall Land of Lincoln Steer, exhibited by Mckenzie Engel.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer, exhibited by Colby Metzger.

2020 ASA Annual Meeting Hotel Info Champion ShorthornPlus Steer & 6th Overall Steer, exhibited by Kashen Ellerbrock.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, exhibited by Kylie Gillespie.

Hilton Kansas City Airport 8801 NW 112th St. Kansas City, MO 64153 Phone:816-891-8900 Call Hotel for Reservations Cutoff date: 12pm on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2020

Heifer Judges: Hadden Wilder, Dan Shike, Craid Beckmier

Steer Judges: Blake Bloomberg, Lee Rincker, Mark Hoge

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Show Results

Wisconsin State Junior Shorthorn Show Saturday, August 1, 2020 - Dodge County Fairgrounds, Beaver Dam, Wisc. Judge: Frank Kaehler

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer, exhibited by Catelyn Olsen.

B&O Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer, exhibited by Lain Demrow.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, exhibited by Kylee Stelzer.

Champion Shorthorn Heifer & B&O Champion Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Lauren Berg.

Champion Shorthorn Cow/Calf Pair, exhibited by Tyler Giddings.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Cow/Calf Pair, exhibited by Courtney Seltzer.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Aspen Boehlke.

Champion ShorthornPlus Cow/Calf Pair, exhibited by Kelsey Kuehni.

Champion Shorthorn Bull, exhibited by Kylee Stelzer.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Bull, exhibited by Kaylee Chapman.

Champion Shorthorn Steer & Champion B&O Shorthorn Steer, exhibited by Tyler Giddings.

Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, exhibited by Brynn Menke.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer & B&O Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Kaitlyn Berg.

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Jadeyn Schneider.

shorthorn country = october 2020

Show Results

Wisconsin State Open Shorthorn Show Saturday, August 1, 2020 - Dodge County Fairgrounds, Beaver Dam, Wisc. Judge: Aric Mindemann

Champion ShorthornPlus Bull, exhibited by Abney Family Cattle.

Champion Shorthorn Bull, exhibited by Bright Lights Show Cattle.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Bull, exhibited by Bad Water Cattle Company and Stelzer Show Cattle.

Champion ShorthornPlus Cow/Calf Pair, exhibited by Cattail Ridge Farm.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Cow/ Calf Pair, exhibited by Merfeld Livestock.

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Atlas Cattle.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Diamond Creek Farm.

Champion Shorthorn Cow/Calf Pair, exhibited by Courtney Seltzer.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Cow/Calf Pair, exhibited by TAG Livestock.

Pictures by Brooke Roberts, Backroad Creative

Champion Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Berg Shorthorns.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Abney Family Cattle.

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Show Results

Iowa Junior Shorthorn State Show August 29, 2020 â&#x20AC;˘ Afton, Iowa Judge: Kip Wallace

Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, exhibited by Kelly Marshek.

Champion Shorthorn Steer, exhibited by Molly Chapman.

Champion Shorthorn Bull, exhibited by Kaitlyn Berg.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Bull, exhibited by Brock Studer.

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer & Champion B&O ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by McKenna Sonnteg.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Addison Obrecht.

Reserve Champion B&O ShorthornPlus Heifer, exhibited by Jorden Peterson.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer & Champion B&O Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Jorden Peterson.

Reserve Champion B&O Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Cade Burke.

Pictures Not Available: Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, exhibited by Benjamin Moffit. Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer, exhibited by Ayva Bohr. Champion Shorthorn Heifer, exhibited by Cael Kline. Pictures by Rosemary Thompson

shorthorn country = october 2020

Dearest Shorthorn and Cattle Industry Friends, It is truly a pleasure to invite you to our 2020 Lasting Impressions Sale. We hope this sale event provides breeders and Shorthorn enthusiasts a chance to see and perhaps invest in cattle that will add value to any program. We all have given very careful consideration to this sale offering in attempt to bring animals and genetics that are both practical and useful but have an extra flare of attractiveness that will set them apart when shown or utilized as breeding animals. We hope that everyone feels comfortable to attend in person. It is our intention to provide opportunities for fellowship and cattle viewing while at the same time providing an event atmosphere that allows for the utmost personal safety with regards to preventing the spread of illness, particularly Covid-19. For those attending sale day, obviously cattle viewing will be spacious and easy to access. The sale seating will be arranged to allow the most social distancing possible with an abundance of opportunities to sanitize hands and the sale day meal will be served in individual containers to ensure the utmost of sanitation. You will see in this catalog that we are also offering several options for those that are less comfortable attending or just simply not able to attend sale day by having live auction bidding available through CCI Live. This internet broadcast will allow for online bidding, just be sure to register in advance of the auction. We will also have a compliment of sale representatives of which contact phone numbers are available in this catalog. Anyone that would like the chance to visit with consignors about the cattle and or simply just view the cattle prior to the sale may certainly do so beginning Thursday just prior to the sale on Sunday. We will also have available on the Lasting Impressions Facebook page, a live pen by pen viewing and discussion of the offering. Individual animal videos will also be available by the week prior to the sale so please check our Facebook page for any and all updates. On behalf of my family, the Blankinship family, and all the Lasting Impressions Sale Consignors, THANK YOU! for your interest and consideration in the 2020 Lasting Impressions Sale and hope to see you on Sunday, October 18th! - Jeff Bedwell

Lasting Impressions Sale

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

SALE HOSTS

Sunday, October 18 8:00 AM Cattle Available for Viewing 12:00 PM Lunch Provided by LNC 1:00 PM Lasting Impressions Sale Begins

Bedwell Cattle Company Jeff & Diane Bedwell 580-822-5590 Jennifer Bedwell 580-822-5349

Saturday, October 17 Heart of the Prairie Shorthorn Sale

Lost Diamond B Ranch Mark, Mandee, Brittany & Lane Mark Blankinship 405-334-2401 Mandee Blankinship 405-513-3687

SALE LOCATION 259920 E CR 53 Isabella, OK 73747

SALE MANAGEMENT

GUEST CONSIGNORS

Aegerter Marketing Services, Inc. Jeff K. & Darla Aegerter 402-641-4696 jeff.aegerter@gmail.com www.aegertermarketing.com

SALE DAY PHONES Jeff Aegerter Jeff Bedwell

Lane Cattle Will Lane 918-253-7344

SULI Shorthorns Doug & Karen Buzzard 580-750-0100

Bailey Cattle Co Cody, Miranda, Brooklyn, Carson, and Parker Bailey 580-816-0001

Iron Rock Ranch Don and Tawana Holland 405-488-4784

Aegerter Cattle Co. Kane Aegerter 402-641-8699

402-641-4696 580-822-5590

SALE REPRESENTATIVES

Bruce Brooks, Auctioneer 580-695-2036 Darryl Rahn, Shorthorn Country 217-473-1124 Andrew Sylvester 784-456-4352 Jeff Bedwell 580-822-5590

ACCOMMODATIONS Hampton Inn & Suites Enid 511 Demla Ct, Enid, OK 73701

Turkey Creek Shorthorns Todd and Sallie McCollough 580-603-2956 Mitchell Hunter 580-445-1104

WATCH & BID ONLINE

CCi.LIVE

580-234-4600

Best Western Plus Fairview Inn & Suites 580-227-2880 802 N Main St, Fairview, OK 73737

GENERAL INFORMATION Bidding All lots sell to the highest bidder. Any disputes or challenges regarding bids will be settled by the Auctioneer. His decision will be final. Absentee Bidding If you will not be able to attend the sale, please contact the Sale Manager, Sale Consultant, Auctioneer or Sale Staff in advance to secure your bidder number and place your orders. Terms Terms of sale are cash unless credit arrangements are made between buyer and seller prior to sale. All lots offered sell under the standard terms and conditions endorsed by the American Shorthorn Association. Registrations All animals selling are registered with the American Shorthorn Association unless otherwise stated. Registration certificates will be transferred to the new owner. Please be sure to leave complete and accurate transfer instructions with the sale clerk at time of settlement.

Catalog by Shorthorn Country Announcements Any changes of information contained in a sale catalog will be announced from the auction block and such announcements shall take precedence over any printed material. Health All animals will be accompanied by proper health certificates making them eligible for interstate shipment. It is the responsibility of the buyer to know the health requirements of his/her home state. Certificates of Registry-Transfers A certificate of registry and transfer will be furnished for each animal sold. It shall be the responsibility of the seller and/or sale manager to submit the properly prepared transfer application promptly to the American Shorthorn Association. Purchaserâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Risk Each animal becomes the property of the buyer as soon as sold, unless other arrangements are made prior to the sale. Genetic Condition Disclaimer The seller is responsible for disclosure of all known Genetic Condition Abnormalities at the time of sale. Standard Breeding Guarantee All animals sell under the terms and conditions of the American Shorthorn Association Standard Breeding Guarantee.

October 18, 2020 - Isabella, OK

OPEN HEIFERS

Lot 1

Lot 2

1 JCB CLASSY CARMELE HC 0B11 2 HEIFER | R/W | 4/30/2020 | POLLED | 0B11 | *X4307545 FREE K-KIM HOT COMMODITY

TCS HOT COMMODITY

CYT PAMPERED FOCUS 4176 HI VIEW’S ACE OF DIAMONDS

CYT CARMELE 2116 ET

SULL CARMELE

FREE K-KIM HOT COMMODITY

BW WW YW Milk

2 39 57 23

Classy Carmele HC 0B11 is a maternal sister to Macy Koch’s Bronze female at the 2020 OYE Shorthorn show. Like her sister, she has a look that is attractive and captivating. At this young age, she is also softer bodied and leveler in her design. Her potential is limitless! ...and what a sweetie! Consigned by Bedwell Cattle Co.

Lasting Impressions Sale

JCB MAX ROSA HC 0B04

HEIFER | R/W | 3/18/2020 | POLLED | 0B04 | *X4307538 TCS HOT COMMODITY

BW WW SULL PREMIUM REWARD 5087 ET YW JCB MAX ROSA SPR 7B07 Milk CYT PAMPERED FOCUS 4176

CYT MAX ROSA SWAG 3102 ET

2 46 66 22

Max Rosa Females Can be quite successful show females and JCB Max Rosa C 0B04 is no exception to the quality you can find in that cow family. She is a favorite of many that visit because of her extra balance and correctness. We think this is quite a nice opportunity for anyone wanting to be competitive in the ring and successful in the pasture. Consigned by Bedwell Cattle Co.

HAHN PRESTIGE P39C

HAHN LEADING LADY V30U SULL CYCLONE 8242 ET

LDB MAGIC RAIN 801 ET

RGLC MAGICAL MONA 7012 ET

BW WW YW Milk

3 45 65 25

This heifer has the looks. She is big bodied, good fronted, sound, and a beauty. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss out on this beauty. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

Lot 3

JCB PRINCESS ELLA ND 0B03 HEIFER | RED | 3/5/2020 | POLLED | 0B03 | *X4307537 LEVELDALE BOARDWALK 530C

CF NEW DEAL X

CF MARGIE 582 HW X BISS ELEMENT 79 370Z

JB PRINCESS ELLA 5B04

SULI PRINCESS

BW WW YW Milk

4 52 82 22

What an exciting heifer calf Princess Ella ND 0B03 has been since day one. This Princess Cow Family has been around a while and for good reason. The Ippenson Family in Illinois exhibited a direct ancestor of this calf to be the first Champion Female at a National Junior Heifer Show over 50 years ago. Vic Taylor, Longtime Shorthorn breeder from Yukon Oklahoma exhibited many champion females from the Princess Family and Jennifer had both this heifers dam and grand dam win divisions at the Junior nationals within the past 8 years. We think this heifer calf has the wow factor and practical, functional build to carry her to a very successful career as a show heifer and to also be a strong contributor as an elite Shorthorn Brood Cow. Pull up her extended pedigree and let that soak in for a bit. What an opportunity here!

Lot 4

Consigned by Bedwell Cattle Co.

KANE BREATHLESS CAP 430H SHPLUS HEIFER | RWM | 1/4/2020 | POLLED | 430H | *XAR4307403 JSF GOLDENROD 57U

KANE CAPTAIN 10B

KOLT AA LADY REWARD 1Y SULL RED KNIGHT 2030 ET

SULL BREATHLESS 4306 ET

SULL BREATHLESS P898

BW WW YW Milk

1 44 68 26

This is perhaps the best heifer calf we have ever raised. KANE Captain really is working on our Plus cows 430H again is proof of this. This heifer can show on any level with her skeletal design, length of body and powerful hip. Consigned by Aegerter Cattle Company

Lot 5 Dam SULL Breathless 4306 ET October 18, 2020 - Isabella, OK

JCB RUBY WL 0B02

STUDER’S WHITE LINE 33X

BW WW SULL PREMIUM REWARD 5087 ET YW JCB RUBY SPR 8B04 Milk DSF BEAUTY 21S

HI-VIEW ROAN RUBY

2.2 42 62 24

We hope you, like us, appreciate the mass and dimension in Ruby WL 0B02. Uniquely, she combines that capacity with as much femininity softness as you will find naturally on a baby heifer. Her grand mother was Jennifer’s show heifer that was many times Champion or Res Shorthorn female around 2010-11. Tremendous power here both genetically and phenotypically. Consigned by Bedwell Cattle Co.

Lot 6

HUNTS FREE LADY H124

HEIFER | RWM | 3/25/2020 | POLLED | H124 | *X4307437 LITTLE CEDAR AVIATOR 503X

COOL DA VINCI

SULL ROAN MONA LISA

FREE LADY

MAV FREEBIRD 522R LEXUS

BW WW YW Milk

4.6 44 66 23

Natural calf out of Sugar donor and our Aviator son! Cool Da Vinci has not disappointed and this female just proves what he can do! Long neck, big bellied female! This one is sure to bring in some purple but when she hits the pasture she will really prove her genetic power is sure to bring in some purple but when she hits the pasture she will really prove her genetic power! Consigned by Bailey Cattle Co / Mitchell Hunter

Lot 7

HUNTS COOL CRYSTAL

HEIFER | RED | 4/27/2020 | POLLED | 416H | *X4307440 LITTLE CEDAR AVIATOR 503X

COOL DA VINCI

SULL ROAN MONA LISA SULL RED BLOOD

SULL CRYSTAL’S HUNTS 6517D ET

SULL LADY CRYSTAL 434P-6 ET

BW WW YW Milk

4.6 46 71 22

Beautifully built female! Her mother was champion shorthorn at OYE in 2018! She’s little skinny but give her time and she will blow you away! There is power in blood on this one! We feel the Red Blood/Lady Crystal blood line is one of the most consistent in the shorthorn breed for show calves! Sofia donor is just getting started and we look for big things out of her! Consigned by Mitchell Hunter

Lot 8

Lasting Impressions Sale

KANE LADY BROKER 12H ET HEIFER | R/W | 4/1/2020 | POLLED | 12H | *X4307404 LEVELDALE RIGHTEOUS 084 ET

JSF BROKER 157Z

KL QUEEN OF BEAUTY 152ND SULL RED REWARD 9321

KOLT AA LADY REWARD 1Y

AA LADY CORNERSTONE 1L

BW WW YW Milk

1.4 43 64 20

12H is a maternal sister to KANE Captain and KANE Catwalk 685G. Being sired by Broker ensures her maternal value and makes her an excellent cow prospect but don’t worry, she will show too! Consigned by Aegerter Cattle Company

Lady Reward 1Y Lot 9 Dam

LDB PINKYS KNIGHT 009 ET HEIFER | RWM | 4/18/2020 | POLLED | LDB 009 | *X4307083 CF SOLUTION X ET

SULL RED KNIGHT 2030 ET

K-KIM MONA LISA 10T ET SULL RED REWARD 9321

KOLTRGLC PINKY THE ROO940 ET

SULL MIRAGE FOREVER 8121 ET

BW WW YW Milk

2.2 54 83 26

Pedigree doesn’t need any introduction here. This one keeps getting better everyday. She is long, extended, big ribbed, and good on the ground. She is one to build a herd around and has a great disposition for a Jr. Showman. She will compete at all levels. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

Lot 10

11LDB RECKLESS MIRANDA 005 HEIFER | R/W | 5/15/2020 | POLLED | LDB 005 | *X4307079 SULL MUSCLE MAN 9043

MM RECKLESS MSC 4C

MM MARY KAYE BNZ 040 MB COWBOY RINGO ET

LDB 40 RED WHITE COW

LDB 39 RED WHITE COW

BW WW YW Milk

4.3 39 59 20

This one is a looker. She will hang a lot of purple. You can’t miss her beautiful head set, extension, power, and skeletal structure. She has a big hip and thick top. She is a great example of a Reckless calf. She is a fun to look at. She is the fan favorite and the one everyone remembers. We are struggling letting this one go! She will be entered into the Royal and NAILE. This heifer will provide a lot of flexibility in breeding options and be a great addition to a herd. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

Lot 11

12HUNTS RED FREE LADY 125H ET HEIFER | RED | 5/15/2020 | POLLED | 125H | *X4307441 SULL RED REWARD 9321

SULL RED BLOOD

RL CUMBERLAND 5N35

FREE LADY

MAV FREEBIRD 522R LEXUS

BW WW YW Milk

3.2 41 60 19

Super built female! She’s just a baby but holy smoke’s is she built incredible! Its hard to find purebreds that are this sound, good hipped with that extra look and power! Find her sale day she won’t disappoint. Consigned by Bailey Cattle Co / Mitchell Hunter

Lot 12 October 18, 2020 - Isabella, OK

JCB ROSE MARY P39C 0B12 HEIFER | RED | 6/16/2020 | POLLED | 0B12 | *X4307546 ASH VALLEY PRESTIGE 0665

HAHN PRESTIGE P39C

HAHN LEADING LADY V30U JCB STK BO’S MAXIM S16 ET

JCB ADORE ROSE MARY BO 8B01

SULL ADORE ROSE MARY ET

Lot 13

BW WW YW Milk

1.8 42 62 23

Rose Mary P39C might be a little young for some to tie into but, what a way for one to start! You will be impressed with her pattern and extra thickness for a baby at this stage of development. This heifer calf represents several cow families that have hugely successful over the years. We likely will be flushing her dam to Prestige to make more like her. If a first calf heifer can make one like this, why not? Consigned by Bedwell Cattle Co.

14 LDB RECKLESS FERRARI 007 HEIFER | RWM | 6/23/2020 | HORNED | LDB 007 | *4307081 SULL MUSCLE MAN 9043

MM RECKLESS MSC 4C

MM MARY KAYE BNZ 040 SULL GNCC GREY GOOSE ET

LB FERRARI 201 ET

SULL SABLES GIRL 520

Lot 14 Paternal Sib

BW WW YW Milk

4.7 39 60 20

I am not quite ready to take a picture but you will not be disappointed when you see me. This heifer is a red heifer with a white belly that has a proven pedigree. This heifer has a beautiful head set, extended front, good skeletal design, great hip, big footed, and is sound. This heifer has the typical Reckless look that the Miranda heifer has. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

15LDB MERCI PRIME GIRL 920 ET SHPLUS HEIFER | BWM | 11/15/2019 | POLLED | LDB 920 | *XAR4300407 DAMERON FIRST CLASS

COLBURN PRIMO 5153

SILVEIRAS SARAS DREAM 1339 SULL RED KNIGHT 0123 ET

MB BO’S KNIGHTLY CABERNET ET

SULL GOOSE’S BO 8515 ET

Lot 15 Full Sister

BW WW YW Milk

2.9 57 87 17

Pictured is the full sister that Lane showed at Jr Nationals. She was Division 2 Champion B&O and 4th Overall B&O. She also was the Reserve Division 2 Champion in a tough Plus show. She is big ribbed, maternal very good on the move. With her outstanding pedigree she will make an awesome producer. Don’t miss this awesome heifer Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

CCBF HALO’S MAGIC ET

SHPLUS HEIFER | RWM | 2/25/2020 | POLLED | H2 | *XAR4306617 SULL RGLC LEGACY 525 ET

SULL PROPEL 7187E ET

HD RUBY 903 SULL RED KNIGHT 2030 ET

SULL BREATHLESS HALO ET

SULL LUCKY STOCK 8411 ET

Lot 16

Lasting Impressions Sale

BW WW YW Milk

3.1 50 79 26

This female is special! This is the first set of embryo calves out of Halo, boy are we impressed! This female is sound, big footed, and as giraffe necked as you can make one! First time kid gentle! She has been to multiple shows. Consigned by Bailey Cattle Co

CCBF HALO’S GAL ET

SHPLUS HEIFER | RED | 3/9/2020 | POLLED | H3 | *XAR4306618 SULL RGLC LEGACY 525 ET

SULL PROPEL 7187E ET

HD RUBY 903 SULL RED KNIGHT 2030 ET

SULL BREATHLESS HALO ET

SULL LUCKY STOCK 8411 ET

BW WW YW Milk

3.1 50 79 26

Lot 17

Another Propel ET out of Halo! We love this female’s hip, structure, and extra shot of muscle in a feminine design! This red beauty will demand the judge’s attention when she enters the ring! Consigned by Bailey Cattle Co

18LDB PRESTIGOUS DENIM 002 SHPLUS HEIFER | BWM | 3/17/2020 | POLLED | LDB 002 | *XAR4306151 ASH VALLEY PRESTIGE 0665

HAHN PRESTIGE P39C

HAHN LEADING LADY V30U SULL BLUE BLOOD

LDB MAGIC DENIM 804 ET

RGLC MAGICAL MONA 7012 ET

BW WW YW Milk

0.9 39 53 22

Lot 18

This March Plus Prestige heifer is big bodied, with an extended front, sound, powerful, and doesn’t disappoint from behind. She will be fun in the ring and an even better producer. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

SULL FERRARI 6597D

SULL CRYSTAL JUDY 1471 ET SULL RIGHT DIRECTION ET

SULL TAMALE’S RIGHT ET

SUL TAMALE

BW WW YW Milk

3.5 58 92 22

SULL Tamale’s Right Lot 19a & 19b Dam

19BKANE TAMALE TADA 760H ET SHPLUS HEIFER | RED | 4/12/2020 | POLLED | 760H | *XAR4307442 SILVEIRAS STYLE 9303

SULL FERRARI 6597D

SULL CRYSTAL JUDY 1471 ET SULL RIGHT DIRECTION ET

SULL TAMALE’S RIGHT ET

SUL TAMALE

BW WW YW Milk

3.5 58 92 22

Choice Lot We flushed Tamale’s Right, Tada at our place, to SULL Ferrari and the results are excellent. This pair of heifers are everything you would expect them to be in terms of structural integrity, eye appeal and body shape. Both of these heifers will flat out compete. You will have to decide which one fits you best. Consigned by Aegerter Cattle Company

SULL Ferrari 6597D Lot 19a & 19b Sire October 18, 2020 - Isabella, OK

20 LDB KNIGHTLY CHERRI 004 ET SHPLUS HEIFER | RED | 5/6/2020 | HORNED | LDB 004 | *AR4307078 CF SOLUTION X ET

SULL RED KNIGHT 2030 ET

K-KIM MONA LISA 10T ET SULL RIGHT DIRECTION ET

SULL SWEET DIRECTION

SULL ZERO GRAVITY

Lot 20

BW WW YW Milk

1.8 52 84 26

This is a beautifully built heifer with a strong pedigree. She is a favorite at the Blankinships. She has a long body, extended front, extra shot of bone, stoutness, and a great disposition for a junior showman. She will definitely grab the judgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s attention. Her mother is one of the elite donor cows in Lanes herd. She will be entered in the American Royal. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

21 LDB RECKLESS BLUE BELL 006 SHPLUS HEIFER | RWM | 6/18/2020 | POLLED | LDB 006 | *XAR4307080 SULL MUSCLE MAN 9043

MM RECKLESS MSC 4C

MM MARY KAYE BNZ 040 SULL BLUE ET

CYT ROSE 5104 ET

MF RF ROSE 6X

Lot 21 Sire

BW WW YW Milk

3.1 36 56 18

I am not quite ready to take a picture but you will love me when you see me. This heifer is a solid red heifer that is going to make a fantastic show heifer. This heifer has a beautiful head set, extended front, good skeletal design, extra shot of bone, great hip, and is sound. We have kept two siblings to this mating and they have produced tremendous offspring. This heifer has the typical Reckless look that the Miranda heifer has. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

LDB RECKLESS ELLA 008

SHPLUS HEIFER | RWM | 7/10/2020 | POLLED| LDB 008 | *XAR4307082 SULL MUSCLE MAN 9043

MM RECKLESS MSC 4C

MM MARY KAYE BNZ 040

LANE PRINCESS

Lot 22 Full Sister

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Sunday, October 18

8:00 AM Cattle Available for Viewing 12:00 PM Lunch Provided by LNC 1:00 PM Lasting Impressions Sale Begins

Lasting Impressions Sale

BW WW YW Milk

2.3 35 53 18

This July heifer is not quite ready for a picture yet but I promise when you see her she will not disappoint. Pictured is her full sister. She was the 2019-2020 South Central Region Winner in her division. She was Grand Champion Plus heifer at the Oklahoma State Fair Open show in 2019. We love this July heifer and think she is one you will not want to miss. She has the show ring grab and is so good at the ground. She is definitely a looker. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

STEERS

Lot 23 Dam - RSF 4 Queens 12E

Lot 23

Lot 24

23 KGH CURRY’S DREAM 1101G 24 STEER | RWM | 11/8/2019 | HORNED | 1101G | *4303032 JAKE’S PROUD JAZZ 266L

FAIR RED, WHITE & ROAN

KG CINDERELLA 939 ET FREE K-KIM HOT COMMODITY

RSF 4 QUEENS 12E

RSF 4 QUEENS 902

LDB RECKLESS DOC 924

BW WW YW Milk

1.4 35 51 22

This steer will be a great entry for the 2021 OYE Purebred Shorthorn Steer Show. He is show-ring ready even for a first time showman. His genetics are outstanding. His dam was the Champion Shorthorn Heifer at the 2018 Oklahoma State Fair, 2018 Tulsa State Fair and 2019 OYE. Kimberly Holland/Ironrock Ranch

MM RECKLESS MSC 4C

MM MARY KAYE BNZ 040 IRISH WHISKEY

MACC MISS IW 120B

MISS MYERS HOPE 003T

BW WW YW Milk

2.7 41 58 16

This plus steer gets better every day. He is soggy, with a square but, and a killer show ring look in a structurally correct package. He is a stout made guy. Don’t miss him he is going to compete. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

October 18, 2020 - Isabella, OK

PAIRS

MS HAZEL 2645

AT ROCK N ROLL TRAIN ET

ABERTEES MY OBSESSION

8109

Lot 25

BW WW YW Milk

0.7 33 42 15

Hazel is truly a sale attraction. Not only is she really attractive, she also has the ability to make very fancy babies. The proof is in her TCS Hot Commodity heifer calf that will sell off dam. Hazel was bred AI to CF New Deal on 5/4/2020 and then pasture exposed to Hahn Prestige after 6/15/2020.

TCS HOT COMMODITY

CYT PAMPERED FOCUS 4176 AT ROCK N ROLL TRAIN ET

MS HAZEL 2645

8109

Lot 25a

BW WW YW Milk

0.2 36 48 18

Hazel’s Hottie has been special since birth. She is so attractive, correct and big volumed. As a Plus, she should really be a standout with her great color and quality. This heifer calf is 75% Shorthorn but could give some in the commercial divisions a run for their money too. The bonus is the maternal factor that goes along with her. Consigned by Garret Sill / Bedwell Cattle Co.

26 SULL ROSE MARY’S LEAD ET COW | R/W | 3/15/2014 | POLLED | 4041 | *X4216724

SULL RED REWARD 9321

SULL RED BLOOD

RL CUMBERLAND 5N35 CF TRUMP X

SULL ROSE MARY 636 ET

NPS DESERT ROSE 004

Lot 26

BW WW YW Milk

3.7 48 74 22

Rose Mary’s Lead (Dolly to us) will be a great addition to any program. Tremendous pedigree, phenotype and maternal strengths that are unparalleled. You won’t find many with any better udder and teat quality than Dolly. She sells bred AI to the National Champion bull TJH Bo’s Maxim H7 and will be due April 15, 2021. She was pasture exposed to TCS Hot Commodity after July 10.

26AJCB ROSE MARY’S HOTTIE 0B07 HEIFER | R/W | 4/19/2020 | POLLED | 0B07 | *X4307541 FREE K-KIM HOT COMMODITY

TCS HOT COMMODITY

CYT PAMPERED FOCUS 4176 SULL RED BLOOD

SULL ROSE MARY’S LEAD ET

SULL ROSE MARY 636 ET

Lot 26a

Lasting Impressions Sale

BW WW YW Milk

1.8 44 64 22

Rose Mary’s Hottie started off strong and continues to develop favorably to be very competitive in the show ring but perhaps even more importantly, a tremendous addition for someone developing a breeding program. Like her mother, her pedigree and phenotype are quite attractive. Consigned by Bedwell Cattle Co.

SULL RIGHT DIRECTION ET

NPS DESERT ROSE 004 FAWL HEAT WAVE

SSUL TAMALE 588-2

JSUL MOMMA TAMALE 58

BW WW YW Milk

3.8 48 80 23

7295E is from the famous Tamale line that has done so much for our friends in Dunlap. She has the attractive profile and soundness this cow family is known for with an extra shot of bone and stoutness. Buy this female and put her in your Donor pen and she will make you money. Sells bred to KANE Catwalk 685G due May 2021.

Lot 27

27AKANE SIZZLING TAMALE 729H SHPLUS HEIFER | BLACK | 5/25/2020 | POLLED | 729H | *XAR4307184

KOLT AA LADY REWARD 1Y SULL RIGHT DIRECTION ET

SULL SIZZLING TAMALE 7295E ET SSUL TAMALE 588-2

BW WW YW Milk

2 45 72 27

KANE Captain flat out works on our Plus cows and this heifer calf is proof in the pudding. Super profile, sound moving and a great square hip. She will run in the Summer Division. Consigned by Aegerter Cattle Company

Lot 27a and 28a Sire

JSF GOLDENROD 57U

KANE CAPTAIN 10B

Kane Captain 10B

LITTLE CEDAR AVIATOR 503X

NPS ROSES RIDER 031 ET CF SOLUTION X ET

CYT DREAM LADY SOLUTION ET

SS DREAM LADY 420 ET

BW WW YW Milk

4.4 47 75 23

6279 is an Aviator x Dream Lady in the prime of her production years. She has the pedigree and phenotype to be a very profitable producer. Sells bred to KANE Catwalk 685G for a summer 2021 calf.

28A

Lot 28

KANE CAPTAIN 627H

BULL | RED | 7/5/2020 | POLLED | 627H | *X4307185

KOLT AA LADY REWARD 1Y LITTLE CEDAR AVIATOR 503X

SULL DREAM LADY 6279D ET

CYT DREAM LADY SOLUTION ET

BW WW YW Milk

2.3 44 69 27

This red, polled KANE Captain is herd bull material. Your herd bulls need to have great mommaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and 627H certainly does. Consigned by Aegerter Cattle Company

Lot 27 and 28 Service Sire

JSF GOLDENROD 57U

KANE CAPTAIN 10B

Kane Catwalk 685G October 18, 2020 - Isabella, OK

FALL BREDS

SULL PREMIUM REWARD 5087 ET

SULL ROSE MARY 636 -1 ET CL CYT MAXIM 9202 ET

CYT REVIVAL 4128 ET

SS REVIVAL 503

BW WW YW Milk

3.5 47 72 22

You might remember this cow as a heifer calf shown along side her dam at Ft Worth in 2018 where they were named Champion Cow Calf Pair. As a baby shown by herself, she won the first division that day as well. Revival PR 7B05 will impress you with her massive build and udder refinement and quality. She is due very near sale time to TSC Hot Commodity. With her genetic stature and phenotype, she very likely would be a great candidate for ET in your program. Consigned by Jacob Raper / Bedwell Cattle Co.

Lot 29

LANE’S KANDY 10F

COW | ROAN | 3/1/2018 | POLLED | 10 | *X4300820 SULL PAYDAY 1507 ET

MM BULLETPROOF 122B

MM GOLD CHAIN 103 12 4S SHAKER 859

LANE’S SWEET SHAKER L84

LANE’S SUGAR

BW WW YW Milk

3.5 44 66 23

This sure is not one we planned to sell. The cattle out of the MM Bulletproof bull are proving to be great cows. Just the kind of cow that will make show cattle that will have added value. Bred to Kolt Simplify and will calve before the sale. Sells with two straws of WSCC Steck Hot Shot the champion bull at Denver. Consigned by Lane Cattle

Lot 30

LANE’S PRINCESS 27F

COW | ROAN | 3/15/2018 | POLLED | 27F | *X4307486 SULL PAYDAY 1507 ET

MM BULLETPROOF 122B

MM GOLD CHAIN 103 12 MM DELCO XRY 07 ET

LANE’S PRINCESS NO LOVE

LANE’S PRINCESS

Kolt Simplify Lot 30 and 31 Servuce Sire

BW WW YW Milk

2.8 41 60 22

Another really good young cow. It is hard to find young cows like this that are very similar in their pedigree. This one comes from a great cow that has always had added value to her calves. Bred to Kolt Simplify, due late September 2020. Sell with two straws of Hot Shot. Consigned by Lane Cattle

SULL PREMIUM REWARD 5087 ET

SULL ROSE MARY 636 -1 ET CL HI VIEW’S ACE OF DIAMONDS

JCB Built Right 9B05

Lasting Impressions Sale

SULL CARMELE

3.3 41 63 24

Caramele’s Premium 7B04 is a full sister to Macy Koch’s Bronze heifer at 2020 OYE. This female is coming into her own. Her first calf is a bull calf sired by Studer’s White Line that is pictured and that we are retaining. This cow may be one of the best in the line of Caramele’s before it is all said and done. She is due in late September to Schmidt’s Soul Train. Consigned by Bedwell Cattle Co.

Lot 32

CYT CARMELE 2116 ET

BW WW YW Milk

Macy Koch’s Heifer - 2020 OYE

BRED HEIFERS

JCB PRINCES ELLA PR 9B04 BRED HEIFER | RED | 4/4/2019 | HORNED | 9B04 | *4295110 SULL RED REWARD 9321

SULL PREMIUM REWARD 5087 ET

SULL ROSE MARY 636 -1 ET CL BISS ELEMENT 79 370Z

JB PRINCESS ELLA 5B04

SULI PRINCESS

BW WW YW Milk

4.3 49 76 25

I hope this one gets your attention. She is incredibly soft bodied and sound with extra length of body and front. This was our last and most difficult decision when choosing females for this sale. She is bred AI to CF New Deal on 5/9/2020 then pasture exposed to TCS Hot Commodity after May 30. Either mating should be outstanding. Her maternal sister is JCB Princess Ella ND 0B03 selling as lot 4. We believe you can see strength in this Princess Cow Family. Consigned by Bedwell Cattle Co.

Lot 33

LANE’S MARY KAY 72G

BRED HEIFER | RWM | 4/20/2019 | POLLED | 72G | *X4295163 SULL RED REWARD 9321

RSF LUNESTA 2D

K’S RSF MINAJ 045 ET SULL MUSCLE MAN 9043

MM MARY KAYE MSC 148C

MM MARY KAYE BNZ 10 ET

BW WW YW Milk

3.2 48 69 23

I feel like Ron Moores Mary Kay cow is one of the best cow families in the breed. They are stout productive cows. We would not be selling this one if her mother was not as young as she is and we have a full sister. Bred to CF New Deal 06/07/2020. Sells with two straws of Hot Shot. Consigned by Lane Cattle

WSCC Steck Hot Shot

LANE’S WHITE PRINCESS

RSF LUNESTA 2D

K’S RSF MINAJ 045 ET LANE’S BULLET 116

LANE’S PRINCESS B 14A

LANE’S PRINCESS MIRAGE

BW WW YW Milk

2.3 40 56 21

This heifer is super sound and made really good through her neck and shoulder. This one will raise steers or heifers that will have extra value. Bred to CF New Deal 06/04/2020. Sells with two straws of Hot Shot. Consigned by Lane Cattle

CF New Deal Lot 17, 18 and 19 Service Sire

LANE’S DESSERT ROSE 18G BRED HEIFER | RED | 5/12/2019 | POLLED | 18G | *X4302693 SULL RED REWARD 9321

RSF LUNESTA 2D

K’S RSF MINAJ 045 ET KOLT-RGLC SIMPLIFY 330X ET

RSF SIMPLY DESSERT ROSE 3E

NPS DESERT ROSE JZ 029X

BW WW YW Milk

1.9 45 63 23

Big Reds first calf. We should have had this one in the show barn. These Lunesta Daughters are big middled, super sound and really good necked. We did not get these bred heifers pictured but you will really like them come sale day. Bred to CF New Deal 06/03/2020. Sells with two straws of Hot Shot. Consigned by Lane Cattle

RSF Lunesta 2D Lot 34, 35 and 36 Sire October 18, 2020 - Isabella, OK

LANE’S EVER ENTENSE 16G

RSF LUNESTA 2D

K’S RSF MINAJ 045 ET J&J IDENTITY 9075

J&J EVER ETENSE 215

LIMESTONE EVER ENTENSE S292

BW WW YW Milk

-1.2 43 62 20

There is a lot of cow power in this young female. Out of Lunesta and goes back to one of the original Ever Entense Angus cows. I wanted to put at least one bred to Hot Shot into the sale. We were a little late getting semen so we did not get as many bred to him as we had hoped. Bred to Hot Shot 06/12/2020. Sells with two straws of Hot Shot. Consigned by Lane Cattle

WSCC Steck Hot Shot Lot 37 Service Sire

BULLS

HAHN PRESTIGE P39C

BULL | RED | 2/28/2015 | POLLED | P39C | *X4216368 JSF/RB PRESTIGE 8U

ASH VALLEY PRESTIGE 0665

ASH VALLEY GRACE 8630 K-KIM GOLD VERSION 127R

HAHN LEADING LADY V30U

HAHN LEADING LADY JS4501

Lot 38

Lasting Impressions Sale

BW WW YW Milk

-0.1 36 47 24

Hahn Prestige P39C has done a fabulous job for us. He was purchased to be a calving ease/heifer safe option for us and our customers to use. He has proven to be that with a bonus. He sires Quality too! 5 heifers sired by P39C recently exhibited at the recent National Junior Heifer Show in Abilene placed 2nd or higher in the Bred & Owned show and one moving up in the owned show to win a class. Keep in mind these were all out of show heifers that Juniors had shown and then raised their own heifer to show! We will continue to use him AI and we will retain semen currently on hand and the right to use him in our herds only. We are selling 100% possession and future semen sales opportunities. Consigned by Bedwell Cattle Co. / Struck Family Shorthorns

SULI BEEF REWARD

BULL | RED | 11/16/2018 | POLLED | 1811 | *X4301596 SULL RED REWARD 9321

SULL PREMIUM REWARD 5087 ET

SULL ROSE MARY 636 -1 ET CL SULL BEEF ET

RFC MARGIE 24X ET

CF MARGIE 9105 SOL X ET

BW WW YW Milk

3.6 46 74 22

SULI Beef Reward has the presence and build of his sire, SULL Premium Reward. This guy has been developed on forage and as a result is rugged and ready for heavy use. Study the bottom side of this bulls pedigree, there won’t be many opportunities to purchase a sire that is a direct descendant of CF Modoc Margie523 TPX Et. Buy SULI Beef Reward with 100% possession and Semen marketing opportunities with the confidence that he will generate! Consigned by SULI Shorthorns

Lot 39

SULI GOLD CHECOTAH

BULL | RED | 1/10/2019 | POLLED | 1911 | *X4301594 BFCC ADMIRAL 101X

BFCC CHECOTAH

MARTINDELL EMPRESS 7098 STOUT GOLD COIN 508

SULI GOLD KITTEN

STOUT HOUSTON KITTEN 003

BW WW YW Milk

4.5 44 66 23

Gold Checotah represents a blend of beef genetics that don’t exist just anywhere. His beef bull build is complimented by an easy doing, easy fleshing ability that is truly unique to him. I often get asked where someone might go to find some of the PADO/Stout shorthorn genetics. Here he is. Gold Checotah’s dam is arguably one of the more successful lines from Stouts, the Kitten’s. Selling 100% possession & semen opportunity of Gold Checotah. Consigned by SULI Shorthorns

41LDB PREMIUM REWARD CHIEF 917

Lot 40

BULL | RED | 11/15/2019 | POLLED | LDB | *XAR4297384 SULL RED REWARD 9321

SULL PREMIUM REWARD 5087 ET

SULL ROSE MARY 636 -1 ET CL SULL SINISTER 7082 ET

MB MISS LACEY

SLOW BURN 5210

Chief is another outstanding Premium Reward polled son and a full brother to the 2019-2020 Shorthorn Plus Show bull of the year. This bull has a longer skeletal package, more extension in the front, with the same bone, dimension, and power. He has an attractive profile that will grab any judges attention in addition to being awesome on the move. He has a long fluid stride. He will make an excellent addition to any herd. We are selling possession and 1/2 semen interests. We would like to the option to show him during his show career! Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

BW WW YW Milk

2.5 45 64 23

Lot 41 LDB Premium Reward Apache 911 October 18, 2020 - Isabella, OK

EMBRYOS

42 4 CONVENTIONAL EMBRYOS SELLING ONE PACKAGE OF FOUR (4) CONVENTIONAL EMBRYOS CF SOLUTION X ET

SIRE: CYT MAXIM 9202 ET

MINDEMANN MAX ROSA 310 ET SULL RED REWARD 9321

DAM: SULL REWARD THE ROSE ET

CYT Maxim

SULL RED ROSEMARY -1 ET CL

SULL Reward the Rose

SULL Reward The Rose ET was Pete Hunter’s pick of the breds in the 2016 Maternal Legend sale at Sullivan’s for CYT. His plan was to mate her to CYT Maxim and develop her into one of the next great donors in that program. We purchased this female in CYT’s dispersal and decided to continue with those intentions of flushing her. Embryos were collected and are being stored at REI, Stillwater OK. Guarantee on pregnancy if transferred by a licensed embryologist. Consigned by SULI Shorthorns

43 4 CONVENTIONAL EMBRYOS SELLING ONE PACKAGE OF FOUR (4) CONVENTIONAL EMBRYOS MAV CHARISMA 906W

SIRE: DJS THE OUTSIDER

DJS SC SP ANNDELLE J 921 KOLT-RGLC SIMPLIFY 330X ET

DAM: RSF SIMPLY DESSERT ROSE 3E

NPS DESERT ROSE JZ 029X

Outsider has generated as much excitement outside of the breed as any bull has in a long time. Big Red as we call her won early and late. She was division champion at Fort Worth twice, won her class at the Junior Nationals and was Champion Shorthorn at the Tulsa State fair. These embryos will be very valuable no matter what sex they are when they are born. We put in 5 of these and got 5 pregnancies so they are sticky. Consigned by Lane Cattle

DJS The Outsider

RFS Simply Dessert Rose

4 IVF HEIFER EMBRYOS SELLING ONE PACKAGE OF FOUR (4) IVF HEIFER EMBRYOS SULL RED REWARD 9321

SIRE: SULL PREMIUM REWARD 5087 ET

SULL ROSE MARY 636 -1 ET CL CYT MAXIM 9202 ET

Full Sib to Lot 44 Embryos

Lot 44 Full Sib

DAM: CYT MIRAGE 5508 ET

CYT MAJESTIC MIRAGE ET

Guarantee one pregnancy. Pictured is a full sib to the embryos in this lot. She has been competitive at all levels. Reserve Division at American Royal, Reserve Division Ft Worth, Reserve Division Jr Nationals 2019, Division Bred and Owned Jr Nationals 2020 and 5th overall bred and owned heifer at Jr Nationals 2020. She is an ultra maternal heifer with tremendous power, capacity and good at the ground. This heifer is by far our most popular that we have ever shown. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

4 SEXED HEIFER EMBRYOS SELLING ONE PACKAGE OF FOUR (4) SEXED HEIFER EMBRYOS SULL RED REWARD 9321

SIRE: SULL PREMIUM REWARD 5087 ET

SULL ROSE MARY 636 -1 ET CL HI VIEW RED ROCK

SULL Premium Reward

DAM: HI-VIEW ROAN RUBY

HI VIEW ROAN RUBY 82

These embryos are full sibs to the dam of lot 6. Consigned by Turkey Creek Shorthorns

Lasting Impressions Sale

Hi-View Roan Ruby

SEMEN MM RECKLESS MSC 4C BULL | RWM | 1/2/2015 | HORNED | 5M4 | *4218876

CF SOLUTION X ET

SULL MUSCLE MAN 9043

RL CUMBERLAND 5N35 SASKVALLEY BONANZA 219M

MM MARY KAYE BNZ 040

MM MARY KAYE ARY05

BW WW YW Milk

4.1 36 54 21

46a - Selling one package of five units of MM Reckless MSC 4C 46b - Selling one package of three units of MM Reckless MSC 4C

Reckless is our outstanding Muscle Man herd sire that has made a huge impact on our herd. He consistently stamps his offspring with a standout show ring look. If you are looking to add a square hip, big top, extension in the front, good on the ground, depth, dimension, and capacity this guy will do the job. We have shown several Reckless heifers and had great success at all levels. We bought him from Moore Shorthorns and have not been disappointed. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

MM Reckless

TCS HOT COMMODITY

FREE K-KIM HOT COMMODITY

K-KIM MEG 270N ET SULL RED IN FOCUS ET

CYT PAMPERED FOCUS 4176

CYT PAMPERED 714T

BW WW YW Milk

-0.2 40 54 22

47a - Selling one package of three units of TCS Hot Commodity 47b - Selling one package of three units of TCS Hot Commodity 47c - Selling one package of five units of TCS Hot Commodity 47d - Selling one package of five units of TCS Hot Commodity 47e - Selling one package of five units of TCS Hot Commodity

Every so often, a sire comes along that isn’t appreciated until he has been used for a while. TCS Hot Commodity seems to be one of those sires. His ability to be heifer safe while still siring growth, quality and uniformity truly makes him a modern and outstanding Shorthorn Sire. We will not be widely promoting and selling semen on TCS Hot Commodity but plan to offer small amounts at public auction settings. This will be a great opportunity for Shorthorn enthusiast to obtain genetics on a very high quality and versatile Shorthorn Herdsire. Consigned by Bedwell Cattle Co / Lost Diamond B Ranch

TCS Hot Commodity

LDB PREMIUM REWARD APACHE 911 BULL | R/W | 11/11/2018 | POLLED | LDB 911 | *XAR4287254 SULL RED REWARD 9321

SULL PREMIUM REWARD 5087 ET

SULL ROSE MARY 636 -1 ET CL SULL SINISTER 7082 ET

MB MISS LACEY

SLOW BURN 5210

BW WW YW Milk

2.5 45 64 23

48a - Selling one package of five units of LDB Premium Reward Apache 911 48b - Selling one package of three units of LDB Premium Reward Apache 911

Apache is a standout Premium Reward son. He was the 2019-2020 National Shothorn Plus show bull of the year, 2019-2020 South Central Plus bull of the year, Grand Champion at FWSS, Reserve Grand at NAILE 2019, and won many other Champion titles. He is thick topped, bid ended, lots of capacity, sound, with a fluid movement, and show ring look that he should pass onto his progeny. He has been referred to by many judges as “The Real Deal.” His calves should not disappoint. Consigned by Lost Diamond B Ranch

LDB Premium Reward Apache

RSF LUNESTA 2D

SULL RED REWARD 9321

BW WW YW K’S RSF MINAJ 045 ET Milk RSF KABA ROSE MARILYN3255 ET MCV MARGIE MILLION 503Q DEERPARK IMPROVER 57

49 - Selling one package of five units of RSF Lunesta 2D

0.9 46 63 22

Unfortunately we lost Lunesta this summer. He is by far the easiest calving Shorthorn bull I have used in the 30 plus years I have raised Shorthorns. He had a very successful show career. His calves have the look needed to get them sold for a premium. If you have a show heifer to breed he is a good choice. Consigned by Lane Cattle

RSF Lunesta 2D October 18, 2020 - Isabella, OK

SHORTHORN

Royal Society •

•

All breeders in the U.S. who host an annual production sale, consignment sale, bull sale or online sale are being asked to commit to donating the proceeds of either an animal or a genetics lot in their annual sale:

An animal lot (live animal or pregnancy) will donate 50% of the proceeds of the the sale of the lot to the Shorthorn Youth Development Fund. This donation can be assigned the lot number of your choice. A genetics lot (embryo or semen package) will donate 100% of the proceeds of the sale of the lot to the Shorthorn Youth Development Fund. This donation can be assigned the lot number of your choice.

If you agree to be a part of this program, you will become a member of the new “Shorthorn Royal Society.” Membership levels are based on the actual monetary value of your donation to the Shorthorn Youth Development Fund. Diamond : $5,000+ Ruby: $2,500 - $4,999 Emerald: $1,000 - $2,499 Sapphire: Less than $1,000

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

4 CONVENTIONAL EMBRYOS SELLING ONE PACKAGE OF FOUR (4) CONVENTIONAL EMBRYOS

“ LOT 100 ”

AA Lady Cornerstone 1L

LEVELDALE RIGHTEOUS 084 ET

2 EMBRYOS SIRED BY:

JSF BROKER 157Z

2 EMBRYOS SIRED BY:

JSF WALL STREET 106C ET

DONOR DAM:

KL QUEEN OF BEAUTY 152ND SASKVALLEY TRADITION 106T KL GOLD ROSE AA CORNERSTONE 9445

AA LADY CORNERSTONE 1L

AA LADY VELOCITY

There is real world productivity bred into these embryos. 1L is the grand dam of KANE Captain 10B and KANE Catwalk 685G. Her mating to Broker and Wall Street will ensure fleshing ability and performance in a stylish, sound package. Buy these embryos to ensure success for your program while supporting the great youth of the Shorthorn Breed. 100% of these proceeds will support the Shorthorn Youth Development Fund. Donated by Aegerter Cattle Company

JSF Broker 157Z

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 • 1:00 PM • ISABELLA, OK

JSF Wall Street 106C ET

1934-2020

Sunday, October 18, 2020 1:00 PM â&#x20AC;¢ NARROW BROOK FARMS CHARLOTTE, MI

General Information

Join us in Charlotte, as we Turn the Page to a new era at Narrow Brook Shorthorns. We have continued along the path of breeding cattle that have a show ring appeal, but most importantly our true focus has been on producing cattle that have staying power. The only way to get staying power is concentrating on conception rates, calving intervals, feet and leg structure and forage conversion. Combine all these traits and the cattle earn their right to stay around. Our most satisfying accomplishments are how well the NBS prefix excels in other herds and environments. We have diversified over the years as well, putting a focus on the Shorthorn plus program and bringing in some Hereford genetics to round out our portfolios. Call us or any of our representatives if you have questions as you turn the pages.

Consignors

Narrow Brook Farms Matt & Tara Miller Family Charlotte, MI M: (517) 202.2638 T: (517) 749-8187 M\W Cattle Company Linda Miller & Andrea Williams West Branch, MI A: (989) 701-6020 L: (989) 312-1341

Location

AJ Show Cattle Jeff, Soni & Andrew Ropp Concord, MI J: (517) 795-6606 Buchholz Farms Justin & Chelsea Buchholz Vermontville, MI J: (517) 231-5339 Francisco Farms Shorthorns Neal & Tammy Francisco Family Olivet, MI Kyle: (517) 667-9933

Narrow Brook Farms 2685 E. Bellevue Hwy, Charlotte, MI 48813

Schedule

Saturday, October 17 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Cattle available for viewing

Sunday, October 18 12:00 pm 1:00 pm

Complimentary Lunch Turn The Page Production Sale

Sale Staff & Consultants

Kevin Wendt, Auctioneer........................... (419) 566-1599 Daryl Rahn, Shorthorn Country................. (217) 473-1124 Greg Miller, Consultant.............................. (608) 778-8785 Chris Smith, Consultant/Ringman............. (217) 370-1908 Jason Clough, Ringman............................ (517) 202-6912 Aaron Hahn, Consultant............................ (309) 645-4488 Jordan Vandenburg, Consultant................ (269) 579-1787

Terms: The terms of the sale are cash or check payable to Narrow Brook Enterprises. Payment by electronic check (no processing fee) or credit card (with processing fee of 3.75%) available. Payments to be made to the clerk immediately following the sale and before the cattle are removed from the sale site. Purchasers or their representative must sign the bill of sale prior to leaving the sale site. Billed Accounts: All billed accounts are due withing 10 days following the date of the sale. After 10 days a 2% service charge will be added every 30 days and thereafter unless arrangements have been made with seller or sale manager. Delivery: Every effort will be made to assist you in the delivery of your purchases. If you have any questions, please contact a consignor. Insurance: Will be available through Hugh F. Miller Agency - American Livestock Insurance, Inc - Pete Miller, Representative at (815) 878-0437 Health: Each animal will be represented by a state approved health certificate for interstate shipment. Buyer should make themselves aware of the health requirements for their respective state. Breeding Guarantee: All cattle sell under the Standard Breeding Guarantee recommended by the American Shorthorn Association. An exception would be through mishandling either obesity or under nourishment and illegal practices associated with showing the animal. Telephone & Online Bids: Telephone bids will be handled in the most confidential manner. Please call one of our sale consultants or representatives to handle your purchase if you cannot be present. Live internet broadcast and online bidding by Willoughby Sales at wlivestock.com. Liability: Each animal will be at the buyer’s risk as soon as sold with every effort made to insure it’s safety. Neither the owners, consignors, employees, auctioneer or other affiliated personnel can be held responsible or liable for any accidents, or illness in the current environment, as a result of attending the sale. We will make every effort to provide for the safety and comfort of those attending. Face mask and social distancing are recommended but not required. Registration and Transfer: All purebred animals sell with completed pedigrees or applications for registration. Transfers and registrations will be done by sellers. Breeding Update/Calving Information: There will be added information available at the sale that will list any additions to the catalog information as to new calves born and new breeding information that will occur after the printing of this catalog. Semen & Embryos: Semen & embryos will be on site day of sale or shipping can be arranged with seller. Embryo Terms: We wish to retain two successful flushes at our expense and the owners convenience as noted in the comments of the individual lots. Genetic Information: TH PHA DS genetic information will be updated sale day. Sale day announcements take precedence over printed catalog material.

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NBS Daphne 36A Dam of Lot 1 & Grand-dam of Lot 2

NBS Katmandu A36H

KOLT AA Axis 208Y 3BC BATTLE AX 1491 3BC McDee 0904

Narrow Brook Farms

PET NBS Flyboy 747 NBS DAPHNE 36A NBS Daphne 036 ET

BULL • DOB: 3/11/20 • REG: 4308056 • TAT: A36H • SHORTHORN • ROAN

It’s been a pretty lengthy hiatus since our last production sale, so we wanted to start this sale with our best. Katmandu is a full brother to Frazier, whose progeny will debut today. Actually, two other sons of 36A have progeny in the sale as well. Her consistency of producing herd sires has been amplified with Katmandu. He is her highest performance oriented son, and carries himself so fluidly when in motion. His three dimensional prowess makes him a truly unique beast. We are offering possession and 50% semen interest, but if you wish to double the gavel price you can own 100%.

NBS Taffy 52H

3BC Battle Ax 1491 NBS FRAZIER A36F NBS Daphne 36A

Lot 1

Narrow Brook Farms MB Steer Maker 816 TLC TAFFY 52R Devitt TLC Sonny Candy 52-3

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 3/7/20 • REG: 4307950 • TAT: 52H • SHORTHORN • RED

The proof is in the pudding. Our first Frazier calf of the year got us into a frenzy, wondering why we didn’t breed everything to him. She has continued to impress us all summer and earned the lead off spot for our 2020 crop. Retaining an embryo interest here.

Lot 2

Sunday, October 18, 2020 • Charlotte, MI

SLF Look At Ruby V

Narrow Brook Farms & DuMa Rich

SULL Cyclone 8242 ET SULL LOOKER 2013 ET WHR RT Augusta Pride 510 ET

KL Prime Time Paymaster CF RUBY’S VENTURE 221 PM SULL Ruby’s Venture ET

BRED COW • DOB: 10/10/14 • REG: 4216856 • TAT: S346 • SHORTHORN • ROAN

Lot 3

Service Sire: NBS Low Rider 42W ET, due 1/7/21 This pair is truly a gem. Descendants of the one and only HD Ruby 903, a cow that has impacted our breed significantly in the past 15 years. Ruby 346 is also a no nonsense kind of cow that breeds back easy, maintains body condition on forages and weans a high quality calf year in and year out. She is carrying the service of Low Rider, which was a no brainer for us when her calf arrived. 46H has as much potential as any calf in our offering.

NBS Ruby 46H

SR Red Riders Drive NBS LOW RIDER 42W ET NBS Daphne 42M

Narrow Brook Farms & DuMa Rich SULL Looker 2013 ET SLF LOOK AT RUBY V CF Ruby’s Venture 221 PM

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 2/22/20 • REG: 4307951 • TAT: 46H • SHORTHORN • ROAN

She has all the right indications of becoming a future donor. We’re so sure of that we are retaining an embryo interest. But let’s take a step back from her earning potential as a cow and look at how much fun your 20-21 show season will be. She will compete at the highest level! Retaining an embryo interest here.

Lot 3A

M\W Lucy 4240

SR Red Riders Drive NBS LOW RIDER 42W ET NBS Daphe 42M

M\W Cattle Company DF Vegas 310M ET LCCC LITTLE CEDAR LUCY 15 SummitCrest Lucy L021

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 4/24/20 • REG: 4308099 • TAT: 320 • SHORTHORN • RED/WHITE

A world without end...is what you’ll have with Lucy. She will be so versatile in any breeding program after a successful show career. Lucy has an ideal phenotype, a current and desirable pedigree and that irreplaceable Shorthorn temperament ...Amen!

Dam to Lot 4

5 A|B

NBS Low Rider 42W ET (Semen)

Narrow Brook Farms & Little Cedar Cattle Company

HS Rodeo Drive 062WR SE RED RIDERS DRIVE SR Ironman Celia

CF Trump X NBS DAPHNE 42M CCS Timeproof 803

SEMEN (3 UNITS) • DOB: 5/11/09 • REG: 4179969 • TAT: 42W • SHORTHORN • RED

Lot 5

Selling 2 lots, 3 units each Not on the open market. Take advantage of this opportunity. Do you remember in my introduction, I talked about staying power? Ask Bill Rasor’s thoughts here. Low Rider still runs the pasture in Van Alstyne, TX. Heifer calves averaged over $11,000 at his sale this spring and the champion cow/calf pair at Junior Nationals this year was a Low Rider daughter. Do you think you know how Bill will answer?

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NBSC CEM Strawberry Joslyn 25H

Narrow Brook Farms/Narrow Brook Show Cattle

KOLT AA Axis 208Y 3BC BATTLE AX 1491 3BC McDee 0904

TURNERCRLH Deception 2 RED JOSLYN16 Hi-View March Joslyn

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 3/8/20 • REG: 4308165 • TAT: 25H • SHORTHORN • ROAN

Red J was one of the most talked about heifers coming out of the Raisbeck herd in Wisconsin. She is naturally heavy muscled and very elegant in her front 1/3. She has produced high quality cattle like Strawberry J consistently. Strawberry J’s full sister was Champion Shorthorn heifer at the 2018 MI Winter Classic. Know that you can turn your own page in your program with these out crossed genetics.

Lot 6

NBSC Dakota Blue 129H

Narrow Brook Farms/Narrow Brook Show Cattle

AHL Double Stuff 306 4D DOUBLE VISION Miss Cody 3X

DAKOTA COW

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 1/10/20 • REG: AR4308162 • TAT: 129H • PLUS • BLUE ROAN

Do you believe in reincarnation? This blast from the past genetic mating reminds us of the heifer we showed in 2006. Her quality is so very present and the cow family’s endurance will help mold the future of your cow herd. What an opportunity here! Retaining an embryo interest.

Lot 7

AJSC Daphne 42H

WM General Lee AJSC/JT REBEL 11D

JT/ROPP MissWinnie 11XSW ET

AJ Show Cattle

SFSM Icon A1 AJSC ICONS DAPHNE 42D NBS Daphne 42Y

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 3/2/20 • REG: AR4307135 • TAT: 42H • PLUS • BLACK

AJSC Daphne 42G

WM General Lee AJSC/JT REBEL 11D

JT/ROPP MissWinnie 11XSW ET

AJ Show Cattle

SFSM Icon A1 AJSC ICONS DAPHNE 42D NBS Daphne 42Y

BRED HEIFER • DOB: 2/20/19 • REG: AR4307212 • TAT: 42G • PLUS • BLACK

The 42’s are full sisters, one closer to production, the other ready for the show ring. Both AI’d 4-28-20 to Jesse James, Pasture Exposed to 503DF (Red Angus x Simmental) heifers have the extra depth of body and rib shape that demands your attention. NBS from 5/4/20 to 7/14/20 Daphne’s influence shows up here as well.

100 NBS Low Rider 42W ET (Semen)

Narrow Brook Farms

HS Rodeo Drive 062WR SE RED RIDERS DRIVE SR Ironman Celia

CF Trump X NBS DAPHNE 42M CCS Timeproof 803

SEMEN (3 UNITS) • DOB: 5/11/09 • REG: 4179969 • TAT: 42W • SHORTHORN • RED

100% of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will be donated to the AJSA Shorthorn Youth Development Fund. Sunday, October 18, 2020 • Charlotte, MI

Lot 8b

M\W Val’s Lacy

SR Red Riders Drive NBS LOW RIDER 42W ET NBS Daphne 42M

M\W Cattle Company MM Radio Active ET H & H VAL 17B JAF Val T0819

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 4/28/20 • REG: 4308098 • TAT: 220 • SHORTHORN • ROAN

“Vegas” Dam to Lot 9A & 9B

“Vegas”, as we refer to her, was Andrea’s first Shorthorn show heifer. She has made a huge impact on our herd. Everybody that sees her wonders why we aren’t flushing her. Her Low Rider heifer has us extremely excited for her new owner and we think you’ll agree with us when you see her in person.

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M\W MW Val’s Fancy

WHR Sonny 8114 CLF FOOLIN’ AROUND 1401 ET SULL Fool Me 508 ET

M\W Cattle Company

MM Radio Active ET H&H VAL 17B JAF Val T0819

BRED HEIFER • DOB: 4/28/19 • REG: 4291183 • TAT: 419 • SHORTHORN • ROAN

Val’s Fancy is the spitting image of her mother. Powerfully constructed, big barreled and very fluid moving are attributes we strive to produce. She is bred to the exciting new herd sire from Little Cedar Cattle Company, Worldwide...reap what we have sewn. Will have updated breeding info by sale day.

10 NBS Crimson Rose 64H SULL Red Reward 9321 LITTLE CEDAR FINAL 4 ET Little Cedar Lillian 700X

Narrow Brook Farms

NBS Low Rider 42W ET NBS CRIMSON ROSE 64F Crawfdown Silver Rose 64B

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 2/12/20 • REG: 4307952 • TAT: 64H • SHORTHORN • RED

Lot 10

We’ve been using Final 4 successfully on first calf heifers. As long as they keep coming this good Steve and Julie can count on a semen order every year. Crimson Rose combines two Canadian cow families the Lillians and Crawfdown Silver Rose, along with our matriarch of Narrow Brook, Daphne. Cow power, cow power, cow power! Retaining embryo interest.

11 NBSC CEM Jolie 692H

Narrow Brook Farms/Narrow Brook Show Cattle

Sull Red Reward 9321 LITTLE CEDAR FINAL 4 ET Little Cedar Lillian 700X

3BC Battle Ax 1491 NBSC JOLIE 629F Endsly’s Nicole 692

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 5/6/20 • REG: AR4308164 • TAT: 629H • PLUS • YELLOW/WHITE

Lot 11

The Shorthorn Plus chapter keeps adding pages to the herd book at Narrow Brook. The Charolais influence comes from the top Charolais breeder in MI, the Endsley’s. Jolie brings the butterscotch twist to allow a multi dimensional future for her. Out of a first calf heifer, give her a little more time and she will live up to our expectations.

12 American Lady 317H CRR 719 Catapult 109 CRR 109 AMERICAN MADE 310 CRR 433 Nadean 758

Narrow Brook Farms

CRR About Time 743 DD MISS ABOUT TIME LADY 317 CF CW Ms Wrangler Lady 660

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 5/3/20 • REG: P44174091 • TAT: 317H • HEREFORD • RED/WHITE

Lot 12

What a page we’ve turned here. Yes, Narrow Brook is Herefords too! American Lady’s maternal sister was the high point MI Shows Hereford heifer in 2019. Everybody who has seen her agrees American Lady is better. The Catapult and About Time mating works again and again. Buy her, show her and enjoy her. Retaining an embryo interest.

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13 Hi-View Cumberland15 K-Kim MP Castlerock 347M M BAR CASTLEROCK 722T DFS Rider’s Gerogina 850

Narrow Brook Farms

Hi View’s Ace of Diamonds HI-VIEW CUMBERLAND LADY Hi-View Cumberland Girl

COW • DOB: 4/30/15 • REG: 4222526 • TAT: C37 • SHORTHORN • ROAN

Service Sire: NBS Low Rider 42W ET, due 1/6/21 Wheezy reminds me of a bred heifer we sold in a previous production sale, that went on to be a donor cow for WHR, after producing a bull called “Sho-me Goldstone.” Her Low Rider calf could propel her to the same status. Check out her Cumberland roots after you mark her in your catalog.

Lot 13

13A NBS Family Tradition 37H

Narrow Brook Farms

Phildon Cunia Dividend CF TRUMP X CF Carmele NG NG 158X

M BAR Castlerock 722T HI-VIEW CUMBERLAND15 Hi-View Cumberland Lady

BULL • DOB: 2/10/20 • REG: 4307956 • TAT: 37H • SHORTHORN • RED/WHITE

We were hoping for a heifer when we designed this mating. I think we missed it by one generation, his daughters will be breeding pieces. We know what Trump daughters have done as well as Cumberland sons. History does repeat itself, don’t be afraid of it, embrace it!

Lot 13a

14 Winnie Monopoly WM GENERAL LEE BNWZ Henrietta 2W

AJ Show Cattle LITTLE CEDAR Aviator 503X JT/ROPP MISSWINNIE 11XSW ET NBS Angelica 195P

BRED HEIFER • DOB: 2/22/19• TAG: 1204 • COMMERCIAL • BLACK/WHITE

Bred to Jesse James, Due 2/4/21 1204’s dam is a full sister to Flyboy that we’ve shown successfully. But her best accomplishments have been the championship level cattle she produced from this mating. 1204 is a full sister to Rebel, who you’ll see in the pedigree of our other consignments. Rebel is breeding true to form and we expect 1204 to carry on as well. She is unregistered.

15 A|B

Lot 14

PET NBS Flyboy 747 (Semen)

WHR Sonny 8114 LITTLE CEDAR AVIATOR 503X NPS Roses Rider 031 ET

JT Show Cattle

NBS Red Baron NBS ANGELICA 195P Narrow Brook Angel EQ

SEMEN (10 UNITS) • DOB: 1/1/07 • REG: 4126074 • TAT: 747 • SHORTHORN • ROAN

Selling 2 lots, 10 units each Aviator semen is almost non-existent. Look at Flyboy’s track record to be the obvious choice to breed to. He has sired bulls, heifers, cow/calf and steer champions at every level. Probably the most under used Aviator son.

Lot 15

Sunday, October 18, 2020 • Charlotte, MI

16 NBS Daphne 36A (Embryos)

Narrow Brook Farms

HS Rodeo Drive 062WR SR RED RIDERS DRIVE SR Ironman Celia

PET NBS Flyboy 747 ET NBS DAPHNE 36A NBS Daphne 036 ET

GFS Creole 9590 ET MAV CHARISMA 906W MAV Felicia 721T ET

PET NBS Flyboy 747 ET NBS DAPHNE 36A NBS Daphne 036 ET

EMBRYO PKG (2) • DOB: 5/6/13 • REG: 4201271 • TAT: 36A • SHORTHORN • ROAN

Lot 16

Selling 2 embryos total, 1 embryo of each mating. We need to get 36A back to the laboratory to multiply her gene pool more. This package of two embryos by different sires could possess the next great one. Daphne’s have proven themselves for years and when we sell Daphne embryo’s the new owner has profited everytime.

17 NBS Ruby 346H 3BC Battle Ax 1491 NBS FRAZIER A36F NBS Daphne 36A

Narrow Brook Farms Little Cedar Cabrera 24 NBS-DMR RUBY SLF Look At Ruby V

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 4/9/20 • REG: 4307953 • TAT: 346H • SHORTHORN • ROAN

Another Ruby with a lot of upside. Similar to the Cabrerra daughters I’ve seen, 346H will be a little slower maturing. I can envision her as a tremendous bred heifer next fall. If you can see what I can see, you’ll bid fast and often here.

Lot 17

18A

Cherri x Frazier Sexed Heifer Pregnancy

18B

Cherri x Frazier Sexed Bull Pregnancy

18C

Cherri X Frazier Embryos (3)

Narrow Brook Farms

3BC Battle Ax 1491 NBS FRAZIER A36F NBS Daphne 36A

Cherri Donor

MAV Charisma 906W DJS CHERRI ROSE C 789 DJS Cherri S 721 ET

PREGNANCY/EMBRYOS • DOB: 9/21/17 • REG: 4270322 • TAT: 789 • SHORTHORN • RED

Half-Sib to 18A|B|C

Lot 18A or Lot 18B - selling choice of pregnancies. Lot 18C - selling 3 Embryos. Sexed Heifer Recip Tag # 32 - 4 yr old Black Commercial Cow, Sexed Bull Recip Tag #31- 4 yr old Black Commercial Cow, both pregnancies due 10/16/20. In 2003 these two cow families were introduced to each other in Knoxville, IL. We have finally blended the genetics of these time proven families. They will be the first to hit the ground and we expect explosive results. Get in on the ground level and enjoy the ride to the top... it will be fun!

NBS Frazier A36F (Semen) 19 A|B|C

Narrow Brook Farms

KOLT AA Axis 208Y 3BC BATTLE AX 1491 3BC McDee 0904

PET NBS Flyboy 747 NBS DAPHNE 36A NPS Durango 774 CBH ET

SEMEN (5 UNITS) • DOB: 5/3/18 • REG: 4269228 • TAT: A36F • SHORTHORN • RED

Lot 19

Selling 3 lots, 5 units each Frazier’s proof is in his progeny. His calves offered today should back up our belief that he is a true breeding piece. Frazier has been filling Low Rider’s footsteps at every stage of maturity. You know what Low Rider has accomplished, expect no less, Frazier is an overachiever.

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20 BISH Caroline B641 Hi-View Roan Ringo HI-VIEW RINGO’S LEADER Hi-View Fancy Lady09

M\W Cattle Company

CF Sonic X ET CF CAROLINE 365 SON X CF Caroline 156 RD X ET

BRED COW • DOB: 5/3/16 • REG: 4240408 • TAT: B641 • SHORTHORN • ROAN

Service Sire: NBS Frazier A36F - Due: 1/20/21 From a donor’s daughter to a sale topper, Caroline has continued to develop into a front pasture kind. She has only ever had 2 viable quarters (teats) it hasn’t affected the quantity or quality at weaning.

Lot 20

20A M\W Caroline SR Red Riders Drive NBS LOW RIDER 42W ET NBS Daphne 42M

M\W Cattle Company Hi-View Ringo’s Leader BISH CAROLINE B641 CF Caroline 365 SON X

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 2/3/20 • REG: 4308095 • TAT: 641H • SHORTHORN • ROAN

If you like long clean fronted cattle, pay attention. She will also forever be a member of the famed Caroline cow family from Cates’. Not to mention, she is an own daughter of NBS Low Rider. Note to self... Low Rider heifer calves averaged over $11,000 this spring at the WHR Lonestar Sale and Caroline is not just an average bear.

Lot 20a

21 M\W Lady Lilac Lila 3BC Battle Ax 1491 NBS FRAZIER A36F NBS Daphne 36A

M\W Cattle Company

JSF Hot Wire 70A M\W LITTLE LADY LILAC RFF Lilac 259

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 4/16/20 • REG: 4308096 • TAT: 120 • SHORTHORN • RED/WHITE

22A Buc Fancy Revolution SULL Right Direction ET SULL REVOLUTION 4383 JSUL Jalynn 344

Buchholz Farms

AR SU LU Massey 64 ET JB FANCY Hale’s Fancy Steppin QM56

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 4/1/0120 • REG: AR4306987 • TAT: 38 • PLUS • RED/WHITE

Take time to analyze this Frazier heifer. Lilac’s one of our favorites at M\W. They mature a Talk about eye appeal! Who doesn’t love a really cool marked heifer? If you want to stand little later, getting better every day you own them. Matt really wanted us to sell the pair as out in the shorthorn plus division, without a doubt you will stand out in the ring with this our feature lot, but we could not come to grips with M\W Little Lady Lilac leaving town. If heifer. Not only is her color and markings cool to look at, she has an incredible amount we ever do embryo work this cow family will make that transition to donor status in a hurry. of dimension and power in a smooth attractive package. Maternal sister sells as lot 22B. THF/PHAF through pedigree.

22B Buc Fancy 35G WHR Sonny 8114 BUC BOOKER 55D ET SULL GF Myrtle Bo 553

Buchholz Farms AR SU LU Massey 64 ET JB FANCY Hale’s Fancy Steppin QM56

BRED HEIFER • DOB: 4/19/19 • REG: 4295305 • TAT: 35G • SHORTHORN • ROAN

P.E. No Worries from 5/31/20 to 6/3/20 and Politically Correct from 6/4/20 to 7/14/20 Sired by our bull, Buc Booker 55D which was Champion early spring Bull calf at the 2017 National western stock show in Denver, CO. This bred heifer is an ultra attractive long fronted, smooth shouldered female with a robust amount of rib. She stems from our Fancy cow family that has been a no miss when it comes to producing attractive, functional females that prove themselves time and time again in the show ring and as cows.. THC/PHAF/DSF through pedigree

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Lot 22b

23 M\W MW Val’s Girlie Victory

M\W Cattle Company

HD Bloodstone 603 ET 6B’S GUARDIAN ET Ash Valley Kendra 7142

JSF Hot Wire 70A M\W VAL’S GIRLIE GIRL H&H Val 17B

BRED HEIFER • DOB: 4/25/19 • REG: 4291182 • TAT: 319 • SHORTHORN • ROAN

24 AJSC No Foolin 101H WM General Lee AJSC/JT REBEL 11D

JT/ROPP MissWinnie 11SXW Et

AJ Show Cattle

SULL Wingman 7049 ET LITTLE CEDAR NO FOOLIN 101 Little Cedar Can’t Fool Me ET

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 4/5/20 • REG: AR4307134 • TAT: 101H • PLUS • BLK/WHITE

Here is another chance to tap into our “Vegas” cow family as well as the Argentine genetics Flashy and predictable. Predictable with a pedigree that goes back to the infamous Noof Hector. Definitely the keeping kind, buy her with all the confidence in the world, we would. body’s Fool cow family from the famed Cates herd, topped with Rebel who represents our cow power. Flash with the color pattern and the long, sleek, feminine look. She will turn Will have updated breeding info by sale day. heads.

25 NBS Big Girl 13G Hahn Glide P20A NBS FULL CIRCLE NBS Daphne 36A

Narrow Brook Farms

Greens Lucky Vision ET MTD BIG GIRL 13-4 Keehne’s Shorthorn

BRED HEIFER • DOB: 3/15/19 • REG: AR4308012 • TAT: 13G • PLUS • BLACK

Service Sire: Little Willie, due 2/22/21 Blue roan bred to red neck roan gets you black every time? Well in this case it did, so higher percentage Shorthorn, but only able to be 50% on paper. That’s no problem she will be a building block for any direction you choose to direct your program. Bred to a Charolais Composite bull that will come easy and have that look.

Lot 25

26 M\W Annie’s Pretty Girl

M\W Cattle Company

Little Cedar Aviator 503X M\W VALENTINE H & H Val 17B

M\W ANNIE HEREFORD GIRL

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 4/20/20 • REG: AR4308106 • TAT: 920 • PLUS • ROAN

Annie’s Pretty Girl has been a standout in our “common” cow herd all summer. Her sire, Valentine, is an Aviator son of our cow we call “Vegas.” Vegas has never had a bad one and her son is following in her footsteps siring cattle like these.

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27 Buc Rosemary 175 GCC Red Alert 10 ET BUC RED RUM 17E JB Rosemary 17C

Buchholz Farms

DAF Pretender WD13ET JB ROSEMARY 175 BF Christy’s Rosemary 017

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 3/15/20 • REG: 4306986 • TAT: 175 • SHORTHORN • RED

Lot 27

This fancy red heifer has been a favorite among our calves this year. Its hard to find a calf that is so freaked necked and smooth shouldered all while not giving up any power and width from behind. She’s a female that is extremely sound structured that demands her presence when you see her. The Rosemary cow family was the first of two cows that started our herd and 15 years later this heifers great grand dam which also happens to be our matriarch cow is still roaming the pasture today! THESE FEMALES STAND THE TEST OF TIME! THF/PHAF/DSF through pedigree

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Lot 28b

Lot 28a

28A FFS Cisco Priceless 301H

Francisco Family Shorthorns

SULL Red Reward 9321 LITTLE CEDAR FINAL 4 ET Little Cedar Lillian 700X

3BC Battle Ax 1491 FFS CISCO PRICELESS PAIGE WCC Priceless 301D

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 5/5/20 • REG: 4307049 • TAT: 301H • SHORTHORN • RED

28B FFS Cisco Priceless Paisley

Francisco Family Shorthorns

KOLT AA Axis 208Y 3BC BATTLE AX 1491 3BC McDee 0904

NBS Low Rider 42W ET WCC PRICELESS 301D WCC Priceless 512T

BRED HEIFER • DOB: 4/3/19 • REG: 4292849 • TAT: 301G • SHORTHORN • RED

These next two lots came from the Priceless cow family from Watson Cattle Company. Lot A is the live version of B’s expected calf, dark red, structurally correct and nicely balanced consignments from Francisco Family Shorthorns, aka Rancho Francisco. Lot B is a bred heifer that represents calving ease at its best. These calves hit the ground with vigor to spare. Bred to Final 4, due 3/12/21.

29 8C UPGRADE SON

Narrow Brook Farms

LITTLE E X MEYER 734

BRED COW • DOB: 3/25/15 • TAG: 8C • COMMERCIAL • BLACK/WHITE

Pasture Exposed to NBS Frazier A36F 6/28/20 to 7/23/20 This is a beast of a cow that has had a blue roan heifer calf every year. She weans them off heavy every fall as well - her calves have logged many miles, going to Tennessee and Oregon. She is carrying the service of Frazier this year...wow is what comes to mind when I think of next years calf.

Lot 29

29A NBS Black Widow 8H MAV Charisma 906W NBS EDDY 29E ET NBS Daphne 36A

Narrow Brook Farms

Upgrade Son Little E x Meyer 734

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 4/14/20 • REG: AR4307954 • TAT: 8H • PLUS • BLUE ROAN

Shazam is what comes to mind on this years calf out of 8C. Look at her and tell me I’m wrong. She is out of the bull we call “Eddy,” he is Frazier’s maternal brother out of “The” Charisma. This one will be a lot of fun, be prepared for super powered results...POW! Retaining an embryo interest.

Lot 29a

Sunday, October 18, 2020 • Charlotte, MI

30 407SG WM General Lee AJSC/JT REBEL 11D

JT/ROPP MissWinnie 11XSW ET

AJ Show Cattle

407S

BRED HEIFER • DOB: 3/5/19 • TAG: 407SG • COMMERCIAL • BLACK

Due 2/4/21 to Jesse James The Rebel’s are making great cows! They are calving easily with near perfect udder size and shape. Jesse James has been our go to for calving ease while maintaining marketability.

Lot 30

31 M\W Sassy

M\W Cattle Company

31A M\W Sassy Sue 5120 JSF Hot Wire 70A M\W CASPER’S SHADOW LCCC Little Cedar Lucy 15

BRED COW • DOB: 10/15/17 • COMMERCIAL

M\W Cattle Company

M\W SASSY

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 5/12/20 • REG: AR4308101 • TAT: 520 • PLUS • WHITE

Here is a cow calf pair that we built right here at M\W cattle. The parts were manufactured and assembled in West Branch and passed our quality control with flying colors. Know that this MI bred and raised product comes with our stamp of approval. Lot 31 was pasture exposed to a Tuggle Angus bull from 7-1 to 8-15.

32 NBS Daphne 36G Little Cedar Aviator 503X WFSC COPILOT 04E ET SS Revival 503

Narrow Brook Farms NPS Durango 774 CBH Et NBS DAPHNE 036 ET NBS Daphne 42M

BRED HEIFER • DOB: 3/19/19 • REG: 4292961 • TAT: 36G • SHORTHORN • RED

Bred to 3BC Battle Ax 1491, due 1/3/21 Over half of the offering can be traced to Daphne 42M! Here is a granddaughter sired by Co-Pilot. That makes her a 3/4 blood sister to Frazier’s dam! Expect her to do nothing but make you money with high quality offspring. It is in her genes!

Lot 32

33 NBS Rose 210G Hahn Glide P20A NBS FULL CIRCLE NBS Daphne 36A

Narrow Brook Farms SULL GNC Eldorado Et SH ROSEBUD 2104 ET SULL Seductive Rose 64S ET

BRED HEIFER • DOB: 4/15/19 • REG: 4292965 • TAT: 210G • SHORTHORN • ROAN

Pasture exposed to Co-Pilot from 6/6/20 to 7/23/20 Don’t overlook this bred sale day. She will come into her prime in a couple years and you’ll say I bought her way too cheap. She is out of a Daphne 36A son and bred to our calving ease specialist, Co-Pilot, an Aviator son linked to the Revival cow family.

Lot 33

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M\W Seductive Rose

K-KIM Allure 124M ET FREE K-KIM HOT COMMODITY K-KIM Meg 270N ET

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NBS Low Rider 42W ET LITTLE CEDAR SEDUCTIVE 1430 SH Rose 9217

BRED COW • DOB: 4/28/18 • REG: 4272731 • TAT: 318 • SHORTHORN • RED

PE to LCCC Angus Bull from 2/15/20 to 3/26/20 We don’t have room to keep them all. If we did Rose wouldn’t be for sale. She is due this fall to our Angus herd sire. We wanted to make some maternal F1’s worthy of the most discriminating cattlemen.

Dam to Lot 34

AJSC Jane 120H

WM General Lee AJSC/JT REBEL 11D

JT/ROPP MissWinnie 11XSW ET

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AJ Show Cattle Hi View’s Ace of Diamonds AJ JANE 120 Little Cedar Jane 1204

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 3/3/20 • REG: AR4307159 • TAT: 120H • PLUS • RED/WHITE

This Jane cow family has never let us down, since we purchased her from Gordy Crawford in the Revival sale. Jane has done her job with no assistance. This is a no-nonsense cow prospect.

NBS Jane Mary 70H

3BC Battle Ax 1491 NBS FRAZIER A36F NBS Daphne 36A

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Narrow Brook Farms NBS Low Rider 42W ET AJSC JANE MARY 7069D SULL Jane Mary 7069 ET

OPEN HEIFER • DOB: 5/9/20 • REG: 4307955 • TAT: 70H • SHORTHORN • RED

Double dose of Daphne. Jane Mary will be that model cow if she is anything like her mother. Great from the ground up, moderate framed, beautiful udder and an easy keeper and breeder. Once again, I don’t mean to dismiss her show career but inevitably she will spend more time in the pasture versus the show ring. Ask Cory Schrag how well the Jane Mary’s hold their value.

Lot 36

Hotel Information: Holiday Inn Express - 10 minutes from the farm - off I-69 500 Meijer Drive, Charlotte, MI 48813 (517) 541-5000 or hiecharlotte@gmail.com Comfort Inn - 10 minutes from the farm - off I-69 1302 E Packard Hwy, Charlotte, MI 48813 (517) 543-7307

Ref. Sire - 3BC Battle Ax 1491

Sunday, October 18, 2020 • Charlotte, MI

Holiday Inn Express - 20 min from the farm at I-94/US-27 329 Sam Hill Drive, Marshall, MI 49068 (269) 789-9301 or gm.hiemarshall@gmail.com

2020 has been a year of great loss with the passing of the matriarch of the Miller family in August - my mother, Betty. Followed by the loss of our good friend, Vic Parker, who lost his battle with cancer a few weeks later. We have been working with Vic over the years as a cooperator herd and willingly offered to disperse his cow herd for his daughters. The pregnancies we are offering are in recips from the Parker program. You will have many opportunities here, as Vicâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s program was very diversified. These cows have been bred for stayability like our cattle as well as with a goal in mind to produce high quality steers and heifers for his granddaughters in future years. Tie into these genetics, as they are only available in this dispersal.

Lot 37

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Lot 40b

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Lot 44

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37 Tag 10

Vic Parker

38 Tag 2

Vic Parker

39 Tag 54

DR. WHO X HEAT SEEKER SON BRED COW • 2015 • TAG: 10 • COMMERCIAL • RED

Vic wanted to flush this cow and I think a lot of you will agree with his thought process. If you want to build top end colored club calves the main ingredient is right here. Due this fall to Battle Ax (ASA Reg: 4219629).

Vic Parker

DAKOTA GOLD

BRED COW • 2016 • TAG:2 • COMMERCIAL • BLK

BRED COW • 2017 • TAG:54 • COMMERCIAL • BLK

This cow makes them hairy and structurally correct, perfect for today’s modern club calf scene. Due in the fall to Battle Ax. Sired by Dr. Who x Heat Seaker son.

Sired by Dakota Gold. Bred to Battle Ax for a fall calf. A touch of Simmi, a touch of Angus and a touch of Chi, recipe for a blue roan.

40a Tag 17

Vic Parker

40b Tag 17-18

Vic Parker

LITTLE E BRED COW • 2013 • TAG 17 • COMMERCIAL • BLK

BRED COW • 2018 • TAG 17-18 • COMMERCIAL • BLK

Another non-registered Shorthorn Plus out of Little E and her daughter out of a purebred red baldy simmi bull Vic leased. Both due in the fall to Battle Ax.

41a Tag 42-13

Vic Parker

41b Tag 42-14

LITTLE E

Vic Parker

UPGRADE

BRED COW • 2013 • TAG 42-13 • COMMERCIAL • RED

BRED COW • 2014 • TAG 42-14 • COMMERCIAL • BLK

A pair of maternal sibs: Lot A is sired by “Little E” but was never registered but probably should have been. Lot B is sired by Upgrade. Both due in the spring to Red Angus bull.

42 Tag 22

Vic Parker

43 Tag 3-18

Vic Parker

ALL DAY

EXTRA SPECIAL X I-80

44 Reed FF Vickie

Vic Parker

GLADWIN X MRIA

BRED COW • 2015 • TAG 22 • COMMERCIAL • CHAR

BRED COW • 2018 • TAG 3-18 • COMMERCIAL • GOLD

BRED COW • 4/28/18 • TAG 8 • HEREFORD • RED/WHT

Wide bodied, geek fronted and colored up, can’t wait to see this mating. Due this fall to Battle Ax.

The last calf out of one of Vic’s top steer making cows, out of All Day, has the look. Due in the spring to Red Angus bull.

Reg #: P44108406 From the Raymond Reed herd that focus on sound structured maternally bred cows. Due in the fall to Battle Ax, could be very exciting!

BDVF Performance marks 417 Vic Parker

PROVEN PERFORMANCE X MARKS REMITTALS

46 Tag 26-16

Vic Parker

DR. WHO X HEAT SEEKER SON

47 Tag 8-17

Vic Parker

DR. WHO X HEAT SEEKER SON

BRED COW • 5/23/17 • TAG 2 • HEREFORD • RED/WHT

BRED COW • 2016 • TAG 26-16 • COMMERCIAL • BLK

BRED COW • 2017 • TAG 8-17 • COMMERCIAL • BLK

Reg #: P43916510 Vic had intentions of raising hereford club calves and selected the tank for his foundation. Due in the spring to a Here I Am son.

Another sound black cow due in the spring to the Red Angus bull. Sired by Dr. Who x Heat Seaker son.

Lot 47 has some frame, but body to match, bred to Battle Ax this fall. Sired by Dr. Who x Heat Seaker son.

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29H Sire: PET NBS Flyboy 747

42H Sire: NBS Frazier A36F

19H Sire: Fast Rider (Low Rider son)

468H Sire: OPH Mumford

We feel our steer offering is â&#x20AC;&#x153;Like a Rockâ&#x20AC;? this year! These guys, and a few more, are available private treaty at the farm until the sale and any remaining steers will be sold at the end of the sale. Only because our Michigan Points Kick Off Show is the same weekend as our sale did we decide to keep them available but we are confident they will be highly competitive where ever they land. Give Matt or Tara a call to discuss.

Sale Reports Cates Farms Star Search XVIII Sale Summary

Shorthorn 26 Open Heifer................$ 613,250.................$ 23,587 1 Cow/Calf Pair................$ 14,750....................$ 14,750 9 Bred Cows.....................$ 51,900....................$ 5,767 7 Bred Heifers...................$ 35,050...................$ 5,007 7 Plus Open Heifers.........$ 101,300.................$ 14,472 4 Plus Bred Heifers...........$ 11,600...................$ 2,900 54 Shorthorn Lots..........$ 827,850................$ 15,331 Angus 15 Open Heifers...............$ 237,400.................$ 15,827 1 Cow/Calf Pair................$ 34,900....................$ 34,900 2 Bred Cows.....................$ 16,000....................$ 8,000 11 Bred Heifers.................$ 42,250....................$ 3,841 Simmental 1 Cow/Calf Pair................$ 10,200....................$ 10,200 1 Bred Heifer....................$ 3,000......................$ 3,000 85 Breeding Lots............$ 1,171,600............$ 13,784 1 Steer................................$ 10,200....................$ 10,200 1 Embryo Package............$ 10,400....................$ 10,400 7 Semen Packages.............$ 11,050....................$ 1,579 Sale Gross $1,203,250 Junior Donation Lots $3,500 Total $1,206,750

Saturday, September 5, 2020 Cates Farms, Modoc, Indiana Auctioneer: Cody Lowderman Sale Management: Aegerter Marketing Services, Inc. American Angus Hall Of Fame Cagwin Cattle Services, LLC Sears Marketing Services, LLC by: Darryl Rahn

The only thing missing was the fireworks after the home run. And this was a grand slam. Each year, the Star Search sale offers an elite group of show heifer prospects as well as outstanding brood cow prospects. This year, the Shorthorn and Angus show heifer prospects were of the highest quality and were readily accepted. There was a full house of buyers in attendance as well as over 100 registered bidders on the internet. This made for an amazing sale. Congratulations to all involved with Cates Farms and Sunrise Sunset Farms for the presentation of a simply great event.

$90,000 - Lot 9 - Open Heifer - CF CSF Crystals Swan 015 EV X ET. A roan, polled January 13, 2020 daughter of CSF Evolution HC and out of SULL Crystalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Swan ET. This top youngster was on the top of many show heifer lists among the buyers at the sale. She will definitely be in front of the backdrop in her future. Purchased by Tim Ferre and Mitch Fitzgerald of Sullivan, Indiana. $52,000 - Lot 27 - Open Heifer - CF Max Rosa 025 EV X ET. A red, polled January 24, 2020 daughter of CSF Evolution HC and out of CYT DSC Max Rosa 4126. The Max Rosa heifers have been in the winners circle for many years and the good ones keep coming. This one will surely have many banners in her show career. Purchased by Ben Nikkel of McPherson, Kansas. $49,000 - Lot 3B - Open Heifer - CF S/F Margie 093 SOL ET. A R&W, polled April 17, 2020 daughter of CF Solution X ET and out of CF HHF Margie 2106 HC X. This is a really good one from the famed Margie line at Cates Farms. She has a great structural design to go with the show look. Purchased by Keegan McGrew of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. $47,000 - Lot 2B - Open Heifer - CF CSF Mona Lisa Smile 064 HC X ET. A red, polled March 13, 2020 daughter of Free K-Kim Hot Commodity and out of CF V8 Mona Lisa Smile 526. This one was the pick of many at the sale. She has all the pieces to be a great one. Purchased by Cornerstone Farms of Winchester, Indiana. $47,000 - Lot 21 - Open Heifer - CF Mirage 050 EL X ET. A roan, polled February 24, 2020 daughter of SULL GNCC Eldorado ET and out of SULL Mirage Forever ET. This is beautiful red necked roan youngster that has that show ring look. From the great Mirage line. Purchased by McKala Grauel of Edison, Ohio $37,500 - Lot 20 - Open Heifer - CF

Rosebud 090 UH X. A R&W, polled April 13, 2020 daughter of CF S/F Upper Hand X ET and out of SULL Rosebud 7144E ET. This fancy youngster has a very interesting pedigree including Aviator and Red Reward. These are proven lines and this one will be a good one down the road. Purchased by Rick Lawrence of Wilkinson, Indiana. $37,000 - Lot 14A - Shorthorn Plus Open Heifer - CF NB Demi 024 Primo X ET. A black, polled January 22, 2020 daughter of Colburn Primo 5153 and out of CF CSF Demi 650 SOL ET. When this outstanding heifer was led to her pen the evening before the sale, all heads turned to watch. She is that kind of special. Out of a National Champion Female, this one is a canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss. Purchased by Samantha VanVorhis of Bowling Green, Ohio. What a day!! =

Visit shorthorncountry.net to view current sale catalogs. View the Sales Calendar on page 73 for upcoming sales.

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News & Notes Food and Agriculture Law Conducts Survey on Farm and Ranch Estate Plans From Cari Rincker, Esq. - Rincker Law, PLLC CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS – Cari Rincker, the Principal Attorney at Rincker Law, PLLC, is conducting a survey for farmers and ranchers on their estate, succession and business plans. She is collecting data for a video series on the topic and plans on providing the information to the industry. “One of the biggest threats to multi-generational farm families is a lack of planning on how the operation will be passed down to future generations,” said Rincker, who has offices both in Illinois and New York. “This is more than just a Last Will and Testament. A proper succession plan should also incorporate a business plan and a road map on how

managerial knowledge will be passed down to the heir.” Rincker is conducting a survey using Survey Monkey that is 30 questions long and takes approximately five minutes to complete. The survey is located at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/farmestateplanning. The survey questions range from estate planning documents that are in place, type of business entity, prenuptial agreements, and life insurance. The survey even touches on family communication about the topic. “So far, exactly 50% of the surveys taken stated that their family had not had the ability to discuss this topic openly and honestly,” notes Rincker, who grew

up on a cattle farm near Shelbyville, Illinois. “This is a major problem in the agriculture industry. We have to figure out a way to make conversation starters more natural. This should be an ongoing conversation among the family members.” The more information collected from farmers, ranchers and agribusiness owners, the more accurate and useful the data will be to the industry. “I hope this information can better serve the agriculture community,” says Rincker. Fore more information about the survey or her survey results, Rincker can be contacted at cari@rinckerlaw.com. =

ager. At the Indiana State Fair, he helped with the beef shows for over 10 years. Jimmie was a member of the Hancock County Shorthorn Association, Indiana Shorthorn Association and American Shorthorn Association. While he was a member of the Indiana Shorthorn Association. He served as secretary/treasurer. He helped with three Shorthorn Junior Nationals that were hosted by Indiana. Jimmie was the scholarship chairman for the Hancock County Showdown for 16 years. Among his other activities were serving on the Hancock County Planning Commission and being a member of the Indianapolis Hiking Club, leading numerous hikes. He enjoyed playing on the REMC Slow Pitch Softball Team in his younger years and working in his greenhouse. Jimmie is survived by his wife, Barbara Shoufler of Fortville; children, Debbie (Duane) Vansickle of Greenfield, Dennis (Kathy) Shoufler of Fortville, and Dan (Diane) Shoufler of Fortville; grand-

children, Justin Shoufler of Fortville, Kyle Shoufler of Modoc, Zach Shoufler of Fort Collins, CO, Jacob Shoufler of Fortville, and Maggie Shoufler of Fortville; brother, Ted (Rita) Shoufler of Bloomington; sister, Sharon Sexton of Columbus; brother and sister-in-laws, Phillip and Charlotte Slaughter of Greenfield and Don and Sylvia Hudson of Greenfield; and several beloved nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ernest and Alice Shoufler. A scholarship fund is being established by his grandchildren in his honor. Contributions can be made to “The Jim and Barbara Shoufler Youth Scholarship Fund”, c/o Greenfield Banking Co., 1920 N. State Street, Greenfield, IN 46140. Envelopes will be available at the mortuary. Friends may share a memory or condolence at www.erleweinmortuary.com. =

Farewells F O RT V I L L E – Jimmie Ray Shoufler, age 81, of Fortville, passed away on Thursday, June 18, 2020 at Suburban Hospice of Hancock Regional Hospital after a short battle with Leukemia. He was born in Worthington, IN on November 2, 1938 to Ernest and Alice (Bays) Shoufler. He graduated from Charlottesville High School in 1956 and received his Bachelors in Science from Indiana Central College, now University of Indianapolis in 1973. Jimmie married Barbara (Hudson) on January 5, 1958 in Charlottesville. He worked for Eli Lilly for 39 years before retiring in 1993. He was a highly active volunteer with the Hancock County 4-H for 40 plus years and served as a 4-H leader, beef superintendent, president of the fair board and fair man66

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Kerry Ann Falor, 63, of Ithaca, passed away on Sunday, July 26, 2020 at her home. She was born in Alma, on Jan. 28, 1957, the daughter of Richard & Glenda Braman. She is survived by her husband, Jim; children, Dani Falor-Kearney (Jason), Kelsey Falor-Nelson, J.J. Falor (Megan)

and three grandchildren, Lexy & Lincoln Sigafoose, Eliza Falor; her mother and father; mother-in-law, Juanita Falor; brothers, Kipp Braman and David Johnston (Maria); brother-in-law, Raymond Bongard; sister-in-law, Carol Falor; brothers-in-law, Eric and Tim (Barb) Falor; and several loving nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles. She was preceded in death by sister, Linda Braman Bongard; and father-inlaw, Carl Falor. She loved to cook and take care of the

family farm. She always looked forward to garage sales, talking to her family, and enjoyed reading most nights. Those desiring to make memorial contributions can do so to the Pompeii Baby Pantry. Family Memorial will be held at a later date. Kerry will be greatly missed and never forgotten. =

Richard Allen “Dick” Braman, age 86, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family, on Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at his home in Ashley. Dick was born on August 22, 1933, in Crystal, Michigan, the son of Marvin and Edith (Clark) Braman. He graduated from Ithaca High School with the class of 1952. In his own words, on June 14, 1952, he celebrated the greatest accomplishment of his life when he married his bride Glenda Monk, “the most beautiful girl” he had ever seen. The were blessed with 68 years of marriage and four children. In 1959 Dick and Glenda received their first Shorthorn cows as payment on a debt. They fell in love with the breed and decided to get a few for their children. Those few quickly became nearly 300 head. Dick and Glenda accomplished many “firsts” for the cattle industry. They were the first in the state of Michigan to performance test cattle and were the first to combine purebred milking Shorthorn and beef Shorthorn genetics. In 1968 the Braman family was presented with the Builder of the Breed award from the National Shorthorn Association. In 1972 they purchased an outstanding bull in Thornwood Major. This bull helped put Just-A-Few Farms on the map and quickly established their herd as a national force. Shorthorn cattle bred by Just-A-Few Farms were sought after throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Dick served as a member of the Board of Directors for the American Shorthorn Association for several years and breeders throughout the country will tell you how he was the one that got them started in the cattle industry, sold them their first Shorthorn cow, or convinced them that the red, white and roan was the way to go. At the same time Dick started working for the Zephyr Oil company of Muskegon. In 1966 Dick and Glenda bought into the business and the Braman Oil Company was established. Dick and Glenda grew their business while raising their family. At one time the business employed seven full time employees. In 1995 when Dick retired the company was sold. Dick always believed that a person should give back to the community from which he made a living. Dick was a member of and served as Ad Council Chair for the Pompeii United Methodist Church for 41 years. Dick and Glenda delivered for Meals on Wheels for 22 years. He was the secretary/treasurer of the Michigan Shorthorn Breeders Association for 35 years. He served on the Board of Directors of the Gratiot Agricultural Society for 28 years and was a driving force in establishing the G.A.S. Scramble Committee. Dick Served on Michigan State University’s Michigan Livestock Industry Scholarship Foundation selection committee for 20 years and was named an MSU Block and Bridle Honoree in 1986. The National Shorthorn Show was dedicated in his honor in 1995, Dick and Glenda were presented with the Michigan Cattle-

men’s Association Purebred Breeders of the Year award in 2002, and they were named the Gratiot County Rural Urban Days Farm Family of the Year in 2008. Dick was known to have a tough exterior. Even being described as “crusty” on at least one occasion. But during one particular interview he told the author that his grandchildren had given him the most joy in the last year. That the last time he cried was a month ago in church when the Pastor told about starting people in the world. And he was quick to point out how amazing his bride was. Saying Glenda was always the strong one in the family. When asked what was the greatest thing he ever did for another person he replied, “I never done anything great. I’m no hero. I’m no hero to anybody.” There are some that would respectfully disagree. Dick is survived by his wife Glenda of Ashley, sister Suzy Pritchard of Titusville, Florida, son Kipp Braman of Ithaca, son David (Maria) Johnson of Panama City Beach, Florida, son-in-laws Jim Falor of Ithaca and Skip Bongard of Ashley. Also surviving him are his grandchildren Boa Bongard of Ashley, Josh Braman of Lansing, Jennifer (Steven) Taylor of Ashley, Jacob (Lacie) Braman of Ithaca, JJ (Megan) Falor of Sumner, Kelsey Nelson of Alma, Menda (Ryan) Ziem of Florida, Melissa (Brandon) Stewart of Hawaii, nine great grand children and many nieces and nephews. Dick was preceded in death by his parents, sisters Wanda Sherman and Elizabeth Eichorn, daughters Linda Bongard and Kerry Falor, and daughter-in-law Patricia Braman. =

Welcome! Cooper Ryder McCall was born July 22 to proud parents David and Fran McCall and big brother Lane McCall of Shelbyville, Kentucky. Cooper weighed 8

pounds 6 ounces and was 21 1/2 inches long. He is the grandson of Maurice and Faye Korthaus, Smithfield, KY and Mike and Cheryl McCall of Crestwood, KY. =

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The 115th National Western Stock Show postponed until January 2022 For Immediate Release: September 14, 2020 DENVER, CO - The Western Stock Show Association (WSSA) Board of Directors together with the National Western Stock Show (NWSS) management, has made the difficult decision to postpone the 115th National Western Stock Show by one year and to resume the event in January 2022. The COVID-19 pandemic does not allow for the Stock Show to host the annual event and comply with the health and safety guidelines that are necessary to protect Coloradans and help stop the spread. More importantly, the projected environment through to the end of the year is too uncertain and therefore not reassuring enough to allow a traditional Stock Show to take place without potentially compromising the health and safety of exhibitors, visitors, and the public at large. “The decision to postpone the 2021 Stock Show is incredibly difficult for our Board of Directors, staff, volunteers, business partners and the City and County of Denver,” stated Doug Jones, Chairman of the WSSA, “but the iconic western events and traditions we all know and love will be back in 2022, stronger than ever,” added Jones.

“Over the past several months, we reviewed and exhausted every option possible to host our event including a modified show with reduced capacity,” said Paul Andrews, President and CEO of the NWSS. “Ultimately, the health and safety of our guests, exhibitors, volunteers, and staff is of top priority and the NWSS and the City of Denver could not find a path forward to have Stock Show and comply with the rules that govern gatherings of our size and rules of social distancing,” said Andrews. Stock Show management made the early decision due to the intense planning and expenses that go into the NWSS. “We needed to make sure we announced early enough so all the livestock producers, contestants, competitors, and exhibitors do not incur time and cost they can’t recover,” stated Andrews, “and as an indoor event in the heart of winter, we had to consider the virus could be spread more easily indoors, potentially compromising the safety and health of thousands of people. The responsible decision was to postpone the show.” Every January, the NWSS hosts the super bowl of livestock shows along with professional rodeo competition and horse shows that are celebrated globally. The trade show is the largest

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western trade show in Colorado with nearly 900 booth spaces throughout the 90-acre grounds. The Stock Show draws over 700,000 attendees during the 16 days in January with record days seeing over 65,000 guests on site. The NWSS drives an economic impact of nearly 120 million dollars in January alone. The show supports 4-H and FFA partnerships that span more than a century and supports over 100 students annually studying in the fields of agriculture and rural medicine at dozens of colleges throughout Colorado and Wyoming. All of this as a non-profit 501(c)(3). “We would like to thank our loyal stock show fans that are standing by us through this unprecedented time in history,” said Andrews. “We look forward to celebrating the return of Stock Show in 2022 with the grand opening of the historic Yards and Stockyards Event Center. Mark your calendars for January 8th through the 23rd, 2022,” said Andrews. =

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Sales Calendar

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Oct. 1 - Meyer Farms Show Heifer Online Sale, Rushville, Ind., cwcattlesales.com

Nov. 7 - Jungels Shorthorn Farm, “Durham Nation” Production Sale, Kathryn, N.D.

Oct. 3 - Greenhorn Cattle Co., “Where Great Females Make A Difference”, Waynesville, Ohio.

Nov. 10 - Highland Farms Show Heifer & Bred Female Online Sale, Pittsfield, Ill., cwcattlesales.com

Oct. 4 - Du-Lynn Farms, “Share The Vision”, Berlin, Ohio.

Nov. 14 - Four State Shorthorn Sale, Diamond, Mo.

Oct. 5 - Jester Farms “No Foolin’ Online Sale”, Mooreland, Ind., cwcattlesales.com

Nov. 15 - Greenhorn Cattle Company, “Where Future Generations Are Created”, Louisville, Ky.

Oct. 7 - Mitchell Family Shorthorns Online Sale, Waverly, Iowa, cwcattlesales.com Oct. 10 - Schrag 605, “Family Event” Production Sale, Marion, S.D. Oct. 10 - Studer Family Shorthorns, “Family Legacies” Production Sale, Creston, Iowa.

Nov. 23 - Bar N Shorthorns, “Holiday Classic” Online Bred Heifer Sale, Bellview, Minn., amsonlinesales.com. Nov. 29 - Bollum Family Shorthorns, “Red, White & Roan” Online Sale, Goodhue, Minn.

Oct. 11 - Sullivan Farms Online Show Heifer Sale, Dunlap, Iowa, sconlinesales.com

Dec. 8 - Galbreath Farms Online Bred Heifer Sale, Enderlin, N.D., amsonlinesales. com.

Oct. 12 - Sullivan Farms Online Bred Cow and Bred Heifer Sale, Dunlap, Iowa, sconlinesales.com

Dec. 12 - Paint Valley Farms and Byland Polled Shorthorns “Maternal Event” Production Sale, Millersburg, Ohio.

Oct. 13 - Sullivan Farms Frozen Genetics Online Sale, Dunlap, Iowa, sconlinesales.com

SPRING 2021

Oct. 17 - “Heart of the Prairie” Production Sale, Rush Springs, Okla. Oct. 17 - “Keystone Autumn Klassic” Shorthorn Sale, Waynesburg, Pa. Oct. 18 - Narrow Brook Farms “Turn The Page” Production Sale, Charlotte, Mich. Oct. 18 - Bedwell Cattle Co. & Lost Diamond B Ranch “Lasting Impressions” Sale, Isabella, Okla. Oct. 24 - Alden Farms, “100 Year Anniversary” Sale, Hamilton, Mo. Oct. 25 - 3 Buck Cattle Company Online Show Heifer and Steer Sale, Bryant, S.D., amsonlinesales.com.

Jan. 17 - “The Summit” National Shorthorn Sale Feb. 2 - Jungels Shorthorn Farm “Durhams in the Dakotas” Bull Sale, Kathryn, N.D. Feb. 9 - Iowa Royal Shorthorn Sale, Iowa Beef Expo, Des Moines, Iowa. Feb. 16 - AJSA Funding the Future Online Sale, amsonlinesales.com. Feb. 20 - Baylor Cowden Show Cattle and Hornhead Valley Farm Online Sale, Hickory, Pa., sconlinesales.com Feb. 20-21 - Studer Shorthorns and Gilman Shorthorns “Don’t You Think It’s Time” Online Bull Sale, Creston, Iowa, amsonlinesales.com. =

Oct. 27 - Harlan Cattle Company Online Show Heifer Sale, Bells, Texas, amsonlinesales.com. Oct. 31 - Waukaru Farms Private Treaty and Online Sale, Rensselaer, Ind., smartauctions.co

Oct. 3 - Greenhorn Cattle Co., “Where Great Females Make A Difference” Production Sale, Waynesville, OH Oct. 4 - Du-Lynn Farms “Share The Vision” Production Sale, Berlin, OH Oct. 10 - Schrag 605, “Family Event” Production Sale, Marion, SD Oct. 11 - Sullivan Farms Online Show Heifer Sale, Dunlap, IA Oct. 12 - Sullivan Farms Online Bred Cow and Bred Heifer Sale, Dunlap, IA Oct. 13 - Sullivan Farms Frozen Genetics Online Sale, Dunlap, IA Oct. 17 - “Heart of the Prairie” Production Sale, Rush Springs, OK Oct. 18 - Bedwell Cattle Co. & Lost Diamond B Ranch “Lasting Impressions” Sale, Isabella, OK Oct. 24 - Alden Farms, “100 Year Anniversary” Sale, Hamilton, MO Oct. 25 - 3 Buck Cattle Company Online Show Heifer and Steer Sale, Bryant, SD, amsonlinesales.com. Oct. 27 - Harlan Cattle Company Online Show Heifer Sale, Bells, TX, amsonlinesales. com. Nov. 1 - Garwood Cattle Company Complete Dispersion, Columbiana, OH Nov. 7 - Jungels Shorthorn Farm, “Durham Nation”, Production Sale, Kathryn, ND Nov. 15 - Greenhorn Cattle Company, “Where Future Generations Are Created”, Louisville, KY Nov. 23 - Bar N Shorthorns, “Holiday Classic” Online Bred Heifer Sale, Bellview, MN, amsonlinesales.com. Dec. 8 - Galbreath Farms Online Bred Heifer Sale, Enderlin, ND, amsonlinesales.com. Dec. 12 - Paint Valley Farms and Byland Polled Shorthorns “Maternal Event” Production Sale, Millersburg, OH SPRING 2021 Jan. 17 - “The Summit” National Shorthorn Sale Feb. 2 - Jungels Shorthorn Farm, “Durhams in the Dakotas”, Bull Sale, Kathryn, ND Feb. 16 - AJSA Funding the Future Online Sale, amsonlinesales.com. Feb. 20-21 - Studer Shorthorns and Gilman Shorthorns “Don’t You Think It’s Time” Online Bull Sale, Creston, IA, amsonlinesales. com.

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Ad Index 3 Buck Cattle Co............................. 5 AAA Shorthorns............................. 69 Aegerter Marketing Services, Inc.... 73 Alden Farms................................. IFC American Shorthorn Association...... 9 Bayer Animal Health...................... 13 Bennett Land & Cattle................... 69 Berg Shorthorns............................. 69 Bigelow Farms................................ 69 Bowman Superior Genetics............ 69 Brooks, Bruce................................. 72 Bye Well Shorthorns....................... 69 Byland Polled Shorthorns............... 69 Cagwin Cattle Services LLC........... 72 Cairns Shorthorns.......................... 69 Cates Farms......................... 10-11, 69 Cattle Visions............................. 7, 72 Cornerstone Farms......................... 69 Crawfdown Farms.......................... 69 Dedmon Shorthorns...................... 69 DJS Shorthorns.............................. 69 Double C Shorthorns..................... 69 Dreamy 280 Cattle Company........ 69 DTR Cattle Co.............................. 69 Duis Farms..................................... 69

Fickbohm Farms............................ 69 Fieser Family Shorthorns................ 70 Four State Shorthorn Sale............... 19 Greenhorn Cattle Company, LLC.. 70 Haumont Shorthorns..................... 70 Homeplace Farms........................... 70 Hub Ranch Shorthorns.................. 70 Humble Stock Farm....................... 70 Illinois Breeders Unitd For Impact....20-21 Inness Shorthorns........................... 70 Iroquoian Shorthorns..................... 70 James F. Bessler, Inc........................ 72 Jester Farms.................................... 70 Jungels Shorthorn Farm...............IBC Kevin Wendt.................................. 72 Key Ridge Shorthorn Farm............ 70 Keystone Autumn Klassic............... 19 Keystone Shorthorns...................... 70 KSS Keystone Shorthorns............... 70 KW Cattle Co................................ 70 Laban’s Roanoke Farm.................... 70 Larry Dikkers................................. 72 Lasting Impressions Sale............ 29-48 Legacy Ranch................................. 70 Leveldale Farms.............................. 70

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Little Cedar Cattle Co.................... 70 McCall Show Cattle....................... 70 McKee Family Shorthorns.............. 71 Meyer Family Shorthorns............... 71 Meyer Farms.................................. 71 Narrow Brook Shorthorns......... 49-64 Nile Valley Farm/Hendrickson Trust.. 71 Norman Farms............................... 71 Oler Farm...................................... 71 Paint Valley Farms......................... BC Phildon Farms................................ 71 Richardson Farms Shorthorns........ 71 Robjoy Shorthorns......................... 71 Rockin’ G Land & Cattle............... 71 Rocky Branch Shorthorns.............. 71 Schrag 605................................. 3, 71 Sears Marketing Services, LLC....... 72 SharBen Shorthorns....................... 71 Singing H Shorthorns.................... 71 Smith Family Farms....................... 71 Smoky Mountain Farm.................. 71 Stangl Shorthorns........................... 71 Stone Springs Shorthorns............... 71 Sullivan Farms................................ 72 Sullivan Supply.............................. 72 Sutherland Shorthorns................... 72 Top Notch Stock Farm................... 72 Turner Family Shorthorns.............. 72 Tynywtra’s...................................... 72 Utterback Show Cattle................... 72 Warner Ranch................................ 72 Waukaru Shorthorns...................... 72 Wilson Livestock Agency................ 72

2020 October Shorthorn Country

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Sales Calendar

Postage Statement

News & Notes

Sale Reports

Beef Business

What You Need to Know

Update

Wisconsin State Junior Shorthorn Show

Iowa Junior Shorthorn State Show

Association Outlook

Illinois District Show Series-Cattle Division