AT-LARGE DIRECTORS
At-Large Director
Keith Du Bose (979) 277-2161 kwdubose@gmail.com
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chairman of the Board: Johnny Hicks (269) 721-3473
Vice Chairman: Keith Hagler (512) 914-3333
Secretary: Stephen Head (979) 549-5270
Region 7 - Director Josh Gentry (972) 672-7293 josh@g3longhorns.com
Treasurer: Elizabeth Fritz (214) 499-3542
Parliamentarian: Tom Ryder (256) 349-9364
Region 13/14 - Director Justin Georges (402) 580-0209 justin.georges@yahoo.com
At-Large Director
Elizabeth Fritz (214) 499-3542 ejbfritz@gmail.com
DIVISION A ~ REGIONS 1-6
Region 1/2 - Director Deb Lesyk (306) 867-3039 halters.buckets@yahoo.com
Region 3/4 - Director Johnny Hicks (269) 721-3473 hicksamericanbulldogs@yahoo.com
Region 5/6 - Director Tom Ryder (256) 349-9364 ryder.tom40@gmail.com
Charles Schreiner III* 1964-1967
Walter G. Riedel, Jr.* 1967-1969
J.G. Phillips, Jr.* 1969-1971
Walter B. Scott* 1971-1973
James Warren 1973-1975
J.W. Isaacs* 1975-1977
J.T. “Happy” Shahan* 1977-1978
Region 8 - Director Kevin Rooker (817) 692-7843 krooker61@gmail.com
Region 9 - Director Amanda Danley (432) 894-1439 adanley@seminoleisd.net
Region 10 - Director Keith Hagler (512) 914-3333 khagler@taylorautocredit.com
Region 11 - Director Stephen Head (979) 549-5270 headshorns@hotmail.com
Region 12 - Director Mike McLeod (361) 771-5355
Region 15 Director
Walker Hance (918) 808-6268 walker32flu@icloud.com
Region 16 - Director Kris Johnson (307) 751-8867 kristopherjohnson1995@gmail.com
John R. Ball* 1979-1980
Bill Anthony* 1981-1982
Dr. L.V. Baker* 1982-1984
Dr. W.D. “Bill” Clark* 1984-1986
Richard D. Carlson 1986-1988
John T. Baker 1988-1990 Riemer Calhoun, Jr. 1990-1992
Glen W. Lewis 1992-1995
Tim Miller* 1995-1998
Sherman Boyles 1998-2003
Bob Moore* 2003-2005
Joel Lemley 2006-2007
Ben Gravett* 2007
Dr. Fritz Moeller* 2007-2009
Maurice Ladnier 2009-2010
Robert Richey 2010
Steven Scott Zunker 2010-2011
Brent Bolen* 2011-2012
Bernard Lankford 2012-2013
Todd McKnight 2013-2016
Tom Matott 2016-2019
Keith DuBose 2019 - 2023
Region 17/18 - Director David Berry (916) 472-9108 dberrry5b@gmail.com
TLBAA EDUCATIONAL/RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Matt McGuire - (405) 742-4351 semkinlonghorns@mindspring.com
Mark Hubbell – (269) 838-3083 hubbelllonghorns@aol.com
Dr. David Hillis – (512) 789-6659 doublehelix@att.net
Felix Serna – (361) 294-5331 fserna@elcoyote.com
John T. Baker – (512) 515-6730 jtb2@earthlink.net
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EDITOR’S NOTES
IT’S A GREAT DAY TO BE ALIVE
Artificial Insemination (A.I.) is not a new thing in the Longhorn Industry. Through the years, it has not only gained popularity but has also become more affordable as an option for either avoiding bull ownership or to quickly and more increase the gene pool quality of your herd.
Those who paved the way before A.I. was a viable option had to either pay high dollar for a proven bull or choose a bull that might be good for the majority of the herd, but just doesn’t cross well with them all. Just imagine the stress of waiting for the calf crop to hit the ground and the disappointment when your best females were only putting out mediocre results.
Now, however, you can study your herd and either choose a few select females that you want to hand select the best bull(s) for while leaving the rest to your herd sire or you could even pick different sires for different groups, thus seeing results from multiple genetic crosses in one year’s calf crop. I think everyone enjoys finding a quicker way to create a herd that is producing the animals they desire, and hopefully others in the industry desire as well.
The reference section of this issue can be used in many ways. You can window shop for genetics, you may just need to find a registration or A.I. number to fill out your A.I. or E.T. certificates correctly, or you might like to take a look at a bull from the past whose name you keep hearing referenced frequently. However you use it, keep it on hand. There are also a lot of up and coming sires being advertised this month that are either in process of being certified or may be in the near future.
There is one important thing as a breeder you need to be aware of. If you collect a bull for in-herd use, you can only register calves born from females you own using semen from a bull you own. If you sell semen on a bull that is not A.I. Certified, TLBAA cannot register the offspring. If you are buying semen either check this reference, look them up in HORNS, or check for an ITLA AI certification number before purchasing to ensure your calves may be registered.
For bull owners, do not hurt your buyers by selling semen from noncertified bulls. If you want to share your bulls genetics with others it will have to be through pasture breeding if you choose not to go through the A.I. Certification process.
You can find forms and more information on registrations and A.I. Certification on our website, www.tlbaa.org.
Stay tuned to see more great bulls in the September issue’s Bull Alley foldout section!
Blessings!
DEADLINE: September 2024 Issue: August 1st Marketing
Myra Basham
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Little Ace Cattle Co. P.O. Box 386 • Folsom, LA 70437 (985) 796-3918 ketyfolsom@aol.com
McInnis Longhorns Emma McInnis 4295 County Road 304, Beeville, TX 78102 (361) 463-7008 mcinnislonghorns@gmail.com www.mcinnislonghorns.com
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Michael, Jackie, Mike & Makayla McLeod 355 CR 3031 • Edna, TX 77957 (361) 782-0155
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Rio Vista Ranch Elmer & Susan Rosenberger 3208 Fall Creek Estates Dr • Spicewood, TX 78669 Cell: (512) 422-8336 elmer@riovistaranch.com www.riovistaranch.com
Triple R Ranch Robert & Kim Richey 21000 Dry Creek Rd. • San Angelo, TX 76901 (325) 942-1198 r3ranch@aol.com www.butlertexaslonghorns.com
Wynfaul Acres James & Helen Cloakey 408 County Road 2200. • Cleveland, TX 77327 (713) 677-1473 hgbedford@hotmail.com www.WynFaulAcres.com
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Procedures To Nominate Division A Directors
Please Note: To be placed on the voting ballot, an active TLBAA member in good standing must receive 5 nominations from active TLBAA members in good standing. If you are interested in becoming a director, please make sure your membership is active and your account is current.
TLBAA will be seeking nominations soon for all Division A directors, to represent Regions 1-6. Nomination forms will be mailed 90 days prior to the TLBAA Annual Membership Meeting in Fort Worth, TX, January 12, 2024.
1. Nomination Ballots will be mailed out to Division A Members Friday, October 13, 2024.
2. Nomination Ballots must be returned to the CPA postmarked no later than Monday, November 13, 2024.
3. In order for an individual to be placed on the final ballot, they must receive at least 5 nominations from Active or Lifetime members of the TLBAA.
4. The final ballots will be mailed out Tuesday, November 28, 2024.
5. Final ballots must be returned to the CPA postmarked no later than Friday, December 22, 2024.
6. Newly elected Directors will be announced January 12, 2024 at the General Membership Meeting during Longhorn Weekend in Fort Worth, TX. The TLBAA By-Laws, Section 2-D, Membership, state: “At least ninety (90) days prior to the annual Member-ship Meeting, the TLBAA office shall mail to the Active and Lifetime members a request for nomination of individual or individuals for Director in the member’s representational region. Such member nominations shall be received in the Association’s office no later than sixty (60) days prior to the Annual Meeting. In order that any member nominee be eligible to be placed on the election ballot, he must receive write-in nominations from five (5) members who are Active or Lifetime members. Should there be no members nominated by the membership for a particular region, or should a nominee decline to have his name placed on the election ballot, the Board of Directors will appoint an Active or
Division A Highlighted in Color - Merged regions in same color
Lifetime member in good standing domiciled within the division to fill the vacant position at the same meeting as the election of TLBAA officers.
No less than forty-five (45) days prior to the annual meeting of the membership, the TLBAA Office or designated CPA firm shall mail official printed ballots to each qualified Active and Lifetime Member in good standing of that region and division. This ballot shall contain the names of the candidates, if any, who were properly nominated by members. All written ballots must be returned by U.S. mail to the CPA with a postmark not less than twenty-one days prior to the Annual Meeting in order to be validated and counted. All ballots received will be validated and counted by an independent CPA firm or other organization experienced in voting tabulation as designated by the Executive Committee.
The nominees receiving the most valid votes shall be elected. All newly elected Directors shall be installed at the Board of Directors meeting prior to the general membership meeting. A tie vote will be broken by the Chairman of the Board drawing one of the names by lot.”
Division A TLBAA members, watch for your nomination form in the mail. For a complete set of TLBAA By-Laws, including all sections regarding the election of Directors, visit www.tlbaa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/TLBAA-Handbook-Revised-2024.pdf.
Division A will have a total of 3 Directors.
Regions 1/2 combined has one representative 3/4 combined has one representative 5/6 combined has one representative
Want to run? To ask for support in your region:
* You may request mail labels from the office
* You may advertise in Trails Magazine
* You may NOT use TLBAA e-blasts for political messages
Factors Affecting Semen Quality in A.I. Programs
The quantity and quality of semen produced by bulls used in AI programs can be affected by the bulls’ environment, management, health, and genetics. Storage conditions can also be a factor after the semen is collected.
The wide use of AI in cattle has been made possible by development of methods to ensure sperm cell viability after storage for long periods. These methods usually consist of reducing sperm metabolism, using cryoprotectants—substances to protect tissues from freeze damage.
The success of an AI program largely depends on good quality semen. Only highly fertile bulls should be used, making sure their semen remains viable through the freezing process—since some bulls’ semen goes through the freeze better than others.
Individual bulls may differ in ability to fertilize eggs or to develop to blastocyst stages after in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures to create embryos for embryo transfer. Different sires and/or batches of semen may
differ in their individual response to in vitro processes.
Removing stored semen from the tank should occur quickly and efficiently. A frost line occurs around -103 and -106°C (-153 and 159 F). As the canister moves up the neck of the tank, the temperature changes. When semen is held above the frost line, a decrease in fertility can occur; slight warming can cause sperm cells to die. If the desired straw cannot be located within 7-10 seconds of lifting the canister, the canister should be placed back into the liquid nitrogen for 10-15 seconds before again attempting to remove the straw of semen. To assist in locating a straw of semen from a canister, tweezers or forceps should be used. Avoid using fingers to grab a straw of semen; the heat of a person’s hands can cause the straw to begin to thaw and decrease the fertility of the semen. Semen is a delicate biological product, and all temperature fluctuations will decrease semen quality to some degree.
Semen handling (and/or semen thawing protocol) can be an important factor influencing semen quality
and AI conception results. People who are breeding more than one cow (such as in estrus synchronization programs with timed AI) usually thaw multiple semen straws at a time. Ideally a single frozen semen straw is thawed in a water bath unit at a temperature of 35 to 37°C (95 to 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit) for at least 30 seconds, but in herds using timed-AI protocols, it’s a routine practice to thaw multiple straws simultaneously in the same waterbath unit to increase the convenience of semen handling and the number of inseminations in a short period.
However, under these conditions, some straws remain in the thawing bath longer and this could have some influence in sperm viability and fertility. Several studies have shown that semen straws must be agitated immediately after insertion into the water bath--to prevent direct contact among semen doses and refreezing during the thaw process. By making sure the straws stay separate, one study showed that the simultaneous thawing of multiple straws had no adverse effect on percentage of motile sperm when up to ten semen straws were simultaneously thawed in a thermostatically controlled thawing bath of 36°C (96.8 F).
By Heather Smith Thomas
SIMPLE STEPS TO REMEMBER WHEN INSEMINATING
To begin thawing semen, the desired straw must be located and removed from the tank using tweezers or forceps, keeping the canister below the frost line. Once the straw of semen has been located and secured, the straw should be placed immediately into a water bath containing 95-98°F water. Some companies produce straws of semen that can be pocket thawed, but this is still inferior to thawing in a water bath at the correct temperatures.
Experienced AI technicians can simultaneously thaw multiple straws, inseminating up to four cows within a 20 minute interval, without adverse effects on fertility. If the recommended semen handling procedures are followed, more than two straws can be thawed at once without compromising semen fertility.
The most important issues regarding semen handling are timing, temperature, proper hygiene and inseminator proficiency. Technicians that fail to abide by standard recommendations often have less than optimal conception rates regardless of the number of straws thawed.
The standard recommendations for frozen bovine semen are to first thaw no more straws than can be deposited in the female within 15 minutes between thawing and insemination, using a water-bath at 35°C (95 F) for 45 seconds, and always maintaining a stable temperature during this interval. Second, it’s important to prevent direct straw-to-straw contact during the thaw process, and third, appropriate
The straw of semen should be placed in the water bath for a minimum of 30 seconds and no longer than 15 minutes. The number of straws thawed at one time should not exceed four, as water temperature will begin to decrease and this will also decrease semen fertility. Thaw only the number of straws that can successfully be inseminated within a 15-minute period (from the time it went into the water bath until it is deposited into the uterus of the cow).
After thawing, dry the straw of semen completely, check identification on the straw to make sure the correct bull is being used, cut the top of the straw opposite of the cotton plug, and load it into an insemination gun. Once the gun is loaded, protect the gun from cold environments. This can be accomplished by placing the gun next to your body or utilizing a gun warmer to maintain constant temperature. Any rapid changes or contaminants can compromise the quality of the semen in a straw, including excess heat or cold, direct sunlight, sweat, blood, water, urine and manure. Correct insemination technique is crucial when depositing the semen. Deposit semen beyond the cervix and before the branching off of the uterine horns.
thermal and hygienic protection procedures must be utilized to maintain stable temperature and cleanliness during gun assembly and transport to the cow.
A breeding shed should be used if possible; the AI
procedure should be done in a covered and protected area.
Semen fertility of some sires appear seems to be more negatively affected by temperature changes than others. The number of straws that can be simultaneously thawed without compromising semen fertility seems to vary for each bull. To avoid possible problems, it seems best to not exceed six semen straws for simultaneous thawing—to minimize possibility of lower conception rates associated with the effects of higher ambient temperatures and/or sun exposure.
-112° F
tank on a wooden pallet or thick cardboard.
Liquid nitrogen evaporates over time. The rate of evaporation of liquid nitrogen depends on tank construction and size. Check nitrogen level regularly. This can be accomplished using a yard stick or even a piece of rebar. Refilling should occur when there is approximately 4 cm (1.6 inches) of nitrogen left. If no evaporation is seen when pulling out the plug, this is an indication that the tank has gone dry.
The critical temperature is approximately -112 degrees.
Semen exposed to temperatures warmer than -112° F (even for a short time) may be less viable.
Semen used for artificial insemination is sensitive to environmental factors, so storage conditions can significantly affect quality. Common tips for storing semen include temperature; semen should be kept at temperatures below minus 80°C (-112°F) to preserve quality. Frozen semen can be stored indefinitely if kept at this temperature. The critical temperature is approximately -112 degrees. Semen exposed to temperatures warmer than -112° F (even for a short time) may be less viable.
Liquid nitrogen is around -320°F. If semen is stored in a liquid nitrogen tank, keep it in a cool, clean, dry, dust-free, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight. Avoid storing the tank directly on concrete; acids in the concrete can corrode the bottom. Elevate the
For short-term storage, some studies have found that short-term cooling of semen after collection can improve conception rates, but rapidly cooling freshly ejaculated sperm from body temperature to below 15°C (60 F) can cause sperm viability to decrease. Shortterm storage may influence the final quality and reproductive efficiency of semen when refrigerated or frozen. Studies of bull semen obtained at AI centers have shown that short-term cooling of bull semen after collection (instead of freezethawing) using an egg-yolk based extender increased the conception rate.
Semen preservation strategies include adding metabolic buffers (EDTA, HEPES, potassium chloride, sodium citrate, sodium bicarbonate, etc.), nutrients (glucose, fructose, etc.), or protective substances (bovine serum albumin, egg yolk, lecithin, milk, etc.), and inhibiting bacterial growth by adding antibiotics. When freshly ejaculated sperm are rapidly cooled from body temperature to temperatures below 15 °C (60 F), the cold shock results in varying degrees of loss of sperm viability especially if cooling continues very rapidly to 1–2 °C (33 to 35 F).
Without proper storage and handling at all stages, sperm cells can die rapidly and compromise success. Proper equipment is essential. Equipment includes a nitrogen tank (personal tank or a shipper tank), AI gun(s), plastic sheaths that match your chosen AI gun, OB shoulder-length gloves, straw cutter (scissors), water bath, stop-watch, tweezers, paper towels and non-spermicidal lubrication. Artificial insemination box kits can be purchased, but a plastic or stainless steel toolbox works to organize and protect the equipment and keep it clean and dry. When cleaning equipment, use a 70% isopropyl alcohol, disinfectants and/or soap. Always thoroughly rinse with water; disinfectants coming in contact with a straw of semen can be lethal to the spermatozoa.
Setting up A.I. and E.T. Programs
In today’s cattle industry there are some breeders buying cattle for the first time and wanting to learn all they can about artificial insemination (A.I.) and embryo transplants (E.T.), and others who have raised cattle for many years but have never used A.I. or E.T. and want to learn how. AI has been utilized in cattle since the 1940’s (with many improvements since those early days) and embryo transfers—from a donor cow to a recipient cow that serves as a surrogate mother to carry that pregnancy and raise the calf—have been a part of bovine reproduction options now for more than 50 years.
DBy Heather Smith Thomas
arrel DeGrofft, DVM, an embryologist in Loveland, Colorado (Colorado Genetics, Inc.) says the first embryo transfer (ET) calf was born in 1951. “ET has been used commercially since the early 1970’s, with embryo freezing technology coming into practice during the 1980’s. The use of ET has several benefits, as it allows a breeder to more rapidly gain genetic quality in a herd. We can collect multiple embryos from a superior purebred cow, several times during the year, and greatly increase the number of offspring from that cow,” he says.
This is a way to more quickly multiply the best genetics in the herd, creating more replacement females or embryos to sell. As long as the donor cow is a good embryo producing individual, a person can collect a lot of embryos within a few years.
“When breeding donor cows, a person can use a different sire for each ET procedure, if desired, to get var-
ied genetics either to sell or to keep. You should select donor cows of superior genetic quality, and selecting a mating that will have economic worth. Sale of embryos is common today. We have clients who frequently buy frozen embryos from other people, and we transfer those into their recipient cows,” he says.
“I started working with ET in 1973. Many things have changed in this industry but some things are still valuable today. One of the important is nutrition,” he says.
NUTRITION AND MANAGEMENT OF DONOR AND RECIPIENT COWS
“Adequate energy, protein, minerals, etc. are crucial for these cows. We like to see donor cows and recipient cows in a body condition score about 5.5 to 6. We don’t want the donor too fat. If donor cows get to body condition score 6.5 or higher, we see a decrease in viable embryos that can be collected from them,” DeGrofft says.
Photo courtesy of Gordon Howie
“There is research to show why fat cows tend to have reproductive problems. If cows get too fat they have hormonal problems, metabolic problems, and a decrease in reproduction (whether with AI, ET or bull bred).”
Recipient selection and management is much the same as for donor cows. “We like to use early calvers that are at least 65 to 70 days post-partum before we consider using them as recipients. We prefer middle aged cows with good dispositions. You’ll have to put those cows through the chute to prepare them to receive an embryo, and won’t want cattle that are difficult to handle. When they calve, they good dispositions, making it much easier to handle the calf, ear tag it, etc.” he says.
The heifers need to be on the same nutritional level for 30 to 40 days to help maintain early pregnancy.”
It is important to test feed and water, to balance the ration properly for minerals, protein and energy. “We find areas from ranch to ranch (and they may not be far apart) that are too high in selenium or the rancher maybe be feeding something that’s high in nitrates, or the water may be high in molybdenum which ties up copper. Even when people buy the same mineral ration their neighbor does, it may not be the right balance for their own soils and feed,” he explains.
“We have a consulting nutritionist who has worked with us for many years and we use his expertise when evaluating rations from information each client provides. Over the years, we’ve found tremendous variability as we travel to do ET work, and big differences in some locations. If they don’t test the feed and water, they won’t know what they need,” he says.
The recipient cow should be reproductively sound, with good calving record. “We don’t try to use a cow that’s been open for a couple of years. We also want these cows to have adequate milking ability, and we try to keep the nutrition the same as the donor cow before we transfer the embryos. We also use Multimin 90, the injectable trace mineral product, for all our donors and recipients, along with the mineral ration the rancher is currently using. There is data to show that this can result in an increase in embryo quality and pregnancy rate,” says DeGrofft.
The recipients need an adequate diet. “We tell our clients that they need to maintain a similar nutrition program after the embryos are transferred (or the AI breeding) for about 30 to 40 days, if possible, to maintain pregnancies. This can decrease the possibility of early embryonic losses. Research has substantiated this, and we have seen this personally. One of my biggest fears is when heifers have gone through an AI program in a feedlot and a few days later are turned out on a little green grass in April that is low in nutrition. We know they will suffer some pregnancy loss.
“People need an adequate identification system for recipient cows. Sometimes we run into some that don’t even have an ear tag. We suggest they have two ear tags, one that they can identify when the embryos are being transferred, and another tag identifying the mating. It is important to have at least two forms of ID and some people even write down the number of a metal tag they might have in the ear, like a brucellosis tag, or any metal clip tag, using it as a back-up form of ID in case the recipient cow loses both ear tags,” he says. That way there’s no question about the genetics of the resulting calf.
PREGNANCIES
When collecting embryos from a donor cow, the average number is 6 to 6.5 embryos per flush on a cow, and about 3 or 4 on a virgin heifer. “Statistics indicate that about 70% of embryos collected are from about one-third of the donor cows. Some donor cows produce embryos very well and some do not. The owner must decide how long to continue working with a cow without acceptable results, or just put her back in the herd and let her raise just one calf each year, and select another individual to use as a donor,” he says.
“People also ask about pregnancy rates. Over the past 40 years, the factor that most affects pregnancy rate is quality and management of the recipient cows. The donor cows are usually looked after very well and the embryos we freeze are very good quality; the freezing process has been the same for 40 years. We can show data (not only from our company but also from others) that the important factor is the recipient cow— her nutrition, age, reproductive soundness, and how she is managed. In a good herd, we should be getting a pregnancy rate of 55 to 65% depending on whether we use fresh or frozen embryos,” says DeGrofft.
Photo courtesy of Gordon Howie
“Fresh embryos give a slightly higher pregnancy rate, 5 to 7% more than frozen embryo pregnancy rate. We anticipate 55 to 65% but some clients we’ve worked for get 65 to 70% because they understand the management of the donors and recipients. Due to their good management, we get better results—not so much because of what we do, but because of what they do,” he explains.
Costs vary amongst companies. People should contact their ET company and look at the costs that might be involved, whether for collection of embryos to be frozen or transferred immediately into the recipient, or whether they want to do IVF (in vitro fertilization) using sexed semen.
USING A.I.
Most beef cattle producers who utilize AI are using conventional semen rather than sexed semen, but the use of sexed semen is slowly increasing. “We use some sexed semen occasionally in our reproductive business. It’s best if used in virgin heifers, versus cows, due to the smaller size of the reproductive tract.”
The recipient cow, both for A.I. and E.T.—her nutrition, age, reproductive soundness, and how she is managed is a large factor in the success of the process.
Almost all AI and ET companies in the U.S. and Canada use synchronization protocols. “Every bull stud’s semen catalog has these protocols listed at the back of their catalog—a page for heifers and a page for cows,” he says.
Not as many people in the beef industry (compared to dairy) are using IVF or sexed semen for producing embryos. “Most producers we work with can use both the heifers and the bull calves, because they can place a heifer back into their herd, or a bull for their annual bull sale. We don’t often get requests to use sexed semen for donor cows,” says DeGrofft.
“The use of sexed semen creates a different scenario; we have to use a specialized protocol to utilize sexed semen properly in a donor cow, or an AI project. It’s not the same as when using conventional semen, primarily because of the reduced number of sperm cells in a straw of sexed semen,” he says.
Colorado Genetics does all their reproductive work on the producer’s farm or ranch. “The producers therefore need to evaluate their facilities, and labor to put cows through the ET program and synchronize the recipients. Timing is very important, so it is crucial that they follow the superovulation protocol correctly. An experienced AI technician is also required for breeding the donor cows,” says DeGrofft.
“We can use various programs for heifers or for cows, though some people still use simple heat detection for 21 days and breed accordingly. There are some benefits when using synchronized and timed AI.”
Some people ask if all the calves will be born in just a few days if the cows are bred in a synchronized program and bred on the same day. “We know that even though they are all bred the same day (to calve about 9 months later) calving will be spread over 30 days; a few cows will calve as much as two weeks early while others will calve two weeks late. The majority of those AI calves will come within a 10 day window, but they do not all calve exactly nine months from the AI date!”
INTERNATIONAL MARKET FOR EMBRYOS
“There is an increasing demand for U.S. genetics,” DeGrofft says. Embryos are a bio-secure method for exporting seedstock genetics. A person can ship embryos even when importations of live animals is prohibited. We don’t know of any diseases that have been transmitted from donor cows to recipient cows by exporting embryos. There are strict regulations for preparing embryos for export and there is virtually no risk for spreading disease,” he says.
When selecting semen to produce embryos, if breeders may later want to export embryos internationally, they need to use CSS (Certified Semen Services) approved semen. They also need to use a company that has an accredited veterinarian in the American Embryo Transfer Association to collect and prepare those embryos for export,” says DeGrofft. Shipping embryos to other countries has advantages over sending live cattle, besides disease issues. “The embryo transfer calves are born and raised in the local environment so they are often much better adapted than any animals that could be sent from the U.S. to a foreign country,” he explains.
Heat Detection Tips for Cattlemen
Reprinted
Early Signs - Before Cow is in Standing Heat
1. A small string of mucus may drip from a reclining cow a day or two before she is in standing heat.
2. A heifer bawls when others are quiet. This sign is not often observed in cows.
3. She is more alert and observant, looking around and watching for other cows in heat.
4. She walks in a rapid, busi ness-like manner. While other cows saunter, she walks as if she has places to go.
5. She may be standing u when all of her herdmates are lying down.
Signs of Standing Heat
1. She sniffs other cows much as a bull does when he checks for heat.
2. She stands to be ridden (the single best sign of heat).
3. She attempts to ride other cows.
2. Hair on the tail or rump may be slightly matted where mucus has dried.
3. There may be mud on the hips or hair rubbed off where other cattle have ridden.
4. If heifers have been branded several weeks earlier, the scab may have been rubbed off during riding.
5. A cow that is tired from riding at night may be one of the few cows in the herd lying down.
Mounting/riding activity, both by the cow in heat and by young bulls, steers or other females, is a strong visual indicator of standing heat.
4. She places her head on the back or rump of another cow or throws her head as if attempting to mount. When she mounts, a copious string of mucus will often be expelled. If she is in heat, pelvic thrusts will be vigorous - much like a bull.
5. Mucus can often be seen on the tail or rump.
6. She will attempt to join other cows in heat. If a fence prevents this, she will walk back and forth.
7. Cows in heat will stand closer together than normal. An aerial photo would show cows in heat standing much closer to each other than the rest of the herd.
8. She may be followed and/or ridden by young bull calves as young as 3 to 4 months of age.
Late Signs - Cow Has Just Gone Out of Heat
1. She has wet or matted hair, particularly over the top of the shoulders.
If the cow has been in heat, mucus will often be expelled when a breeding tube is inserted.
If the cow has been in heat during the past few hours, the inseminator will note that the vagina is more slick and the cervix more dilated.
A string of blood on the tail or rump is an indicator that the cow was in heat two to three days earlier.
Other Signs of Heat
1. Vulva is more swollen, moist and smooth than when the cow is not in heat.
2. Lining of the vulva becomes dark pink or bright red in color.
3. The cow butts heads with other cows.
4. Udder and teats may become tighter because calf has not had the opportunity to nurse.
Time to Check Heat
1. A Canadian study showed that 68% of mountings occur between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. (25% from 6:00 p.m. to midnight, and 43% from midnight to 6:00 a.m.). Therefore, late in the evening and early in the morning are the best times to watch cows for heat.
2. Take plenty of time when checking. A few minutes is not sufficient. Take 20 or 30 minutes of constant observation.
Photo 35163869 © Ponytail1414 | Dreamstime.com
By Myra Basham
A Planned Calving Season
What are the two biggest investments you make in your herd each year? For most people, that answer would be time and feed costs. Not only does planned calving help reduce costs, it also enables other management practices to be implemented more e ectively.
Best management practices should include a vaccination schedule for your herd. If you have calves in your pasture ranging from birth up to a year, it requires much more time and diligence to keep them all vaccinated properly according to their age. Often schedules get behind or missed simply because of the extra time required to gather calves at various times throughout the year instead of being able to gather all of them at the same time.
lactating. If you are supplying supplemental feed or minerals, it is di cult to make sure cows are receiving the required nutrition when the needs in the herd vary greatly. One will be underfed while the other is eating more than she needs. This not only results in a cow becoming poor while lactating, but wasting money overfeeding a dry cow.
Another consideration is nutritional requirements of cows at various stages of production, from dry to
The seasons where you are located can play a big part in choosing calving seasons as well, not only for safe calving, but for feed costs and forage quality as well. Spring calving works well for most areas, and left on their own many cows naturally fall into a spring calving schedule. Nature knows their nutritional needs will be high right before and after the calf is born and the abundant spring and early summer forage meets those needs. The season can also play a part in the ease of a female re-breeding as well. Try to time calving season so a female is ready to breed before temperature extremes (hot or cold) a ect her ability to breed back
Areas with a longer winter may push their calving season back a little later in the spring. This allows calves to be born in better weather conditions and takes into consideration later spring growth or forage. In some areas, timing can be tricky to avoid trying to have the cow re-breed in hot summer temperatures. Heat stress can interfere not only with conception but fertility of
So why would anyone choose a fall calving period? Depending on where you live and what forages you have available, some producers actually get better growth results from their cool weather forages due to nutrient density. Also, those calves will be ready to sell in the spring when everyone has pastures coming on strong and they are looking to buy replacement animals or add to their herds while forage is abundant. When cows are calving, they need to be monitored. It is much easier, especially if you are the only one taking care of you cattle, to watch for potential issues when the cows are calving in a predictable time frame. We know that Longhorns are renowned for easy calving, but that process is made even more positive by having calves come in good weather and being around to help if there is an issue. As seen often on Facebook lately, even if a Longhorn cow has no problem calving, predators tend to strike right after birth. Your diligence is rec-
Photo courtesy of Deb Lesyk
ommended to reduce potential losses and a planned season makes that easier for you.
One argument given by breeders for calving year round is to always have animals at various ages for potential customers. In the Longhorn world that is a common practice. One option to maintain variety in the ages of your available Longhorns while still benefitting from the controlled breeding season is to split your herd into a fall calving pasture and a spring calving pasture.
This allows you to see over time whether one season out-performs the other in terms of costs and production. It also makes it easier to move a cow that didn’t rebreed successfully into the other group without much loss of production time.
Unfortunately, there is no calving season that works best for every producer. Each breeder must take into consideration available forage and nutrition, seasons in the region they live in and how limited their time investment needs to be. Even a hobbyist must be careful to not let feed costs or time investment become so high that the cattle become a burden instead of a pleasure to own.
While the Longhorn market does not always operate on the same precepts as the local sale barn, the principles of producing healthy calves while keeping cows in good condition, re-breeding quickly and not eating you out of house and home are the same as any other cattle producer. Taking the time to consider your resources of forage and time, as well as the climate you are located in, and then choosing a calving season accordingly should ultimately reflect in your bottom line.
Since breeding systems are so dependent on your forage and climate for optimum success, seeking out the help of a local county agent or other cattle producers in your area may help you determine what would suit your herd the best.
Having calves in your pasture with a wide range of ages can make management practices such as vaccinations harder to coordinate. Having a set calving period can help with meeting nutritional requirements, especially for the cows.
Photo courtesy of Chrisann Merriman
Photo courtesy of Linda Blackwell
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Wednesday, October 2
Cattle Check In 9:00 am - 9:00 p.m.
Thursday, October 3
Measuring Classes Seminars
Friday, October 4
Select Sale
Bull Alley Reception
Bull Alley
Kevin Fowler Concert
ALL FEMALE ENTRIES
2024 HORN SHOWCASE Rules and Information
HORN SHOWCASE FUTURITY
Saturday, October 5
Futurity
Awards Luncheon
Sunday, October 6
All Cattle Must Be Removed By 12:00 p.m.
• A Horn Showcase female entry must have had at least one recorded TLBAA calf, be nursing a calf at side or be confirmed bred by 36 months of age by palpation, ultrasound or BioPRYN blood test conducted 60-days past breeding and be so noted on a health certificate signed by a veterinarian and furnished to the show office.
SATELLITE AWARD WINNER
An award will be given to the host of the satellite who has the most animals measured at their location that are NOT owned by the satellite host. Animals that are owned in partnership by the host do not count.
It will be decided by number of measurement entries, not by number of animals.
As an example, an animal entered and measured for composite will count three times.
GET OF SIRE AND PRODUCE OF DAM
• Get of Sire and Produce of Dam will each offer a Junior Division and a Senior Division.
• Each Division is based on the age of the offspring of the animal entered. The Junior Division consists of offspring between the ages of two and five years of age. The Senior Division consists of offspring six years and older.
• Sires must have three offspring in any (Jr. or Sr.) Division to compete in that Division. All offspring must be measured in TTT, TH & Composite.
• Dams must have two offspring in any (Jr. or Sr.) Division to compete in that Division. All offspring must be measured in TTT, TH & Composite.
• Both living and deceased bulls and cows can be entered since entries are based on measurements of offspring.
• Scoring for each animal will be computed by adding the values of TTT, TH and Composite of all three offspring for a bull or both offspring for a cow. The bull or cow with the highest value of the total added measurements amongst offspring will be the winner.
• Animals do not need to be present to compete in this class – can be measured at a satellite or in .
• Only breeding animals (Bulls or Cows) can compete as offspring.
• Offspring may be produced by natural breeding, artificial insemination or embryo transfer.
The TLBAA HSC Futurity is set up by age divisions to allow breeders the opportunity to exhibit the total package animals that represent their breeding operation.
• There is a 75% cash payout based on the class size. Payout will go to the top third of the class.
• Animals must be entered in at least one horn measurement contest.
• Animals will enter the ring based on age. Youngest to oldest. When the animal being exhibited walks into the ring, the 5 judge panel will be given the animals DOB.
• With the 5 judge panel, the high score and the low score will be thrown out and the remaining three judges will be added together for the final score. In the event of a tie there will be a tie breaker judge selected in advance. That judge’s score will be the tie breaker in the event of a tie.
• Animals must measure in at least one measurement class to participate in Futurity as well as be eligible for a Superior Award.
ULTIMATE COW & BULL AWARD
• One bull and one female will be chosen based on popular vote.
• Animals must be present in Oklahoma City to be eligible.
• Ballots will be available at the TLBAA desk during the event for voting.
HORN SHOWCASE SUPERIOR AWARD
This innovative award showcases our most elite animals that possess the total package we all strive for. To achieve the Superior Award, animals are required to compete in the horn measurement contest, as well as be judged on conformation in the Horn Showcase Futurity.
To be win the Superior Award, an animal must place first in both a measurement class and their Futurity class.
Winners will have a trophy mailed to them after the event.
BULL ALLEY
• Bulls must be TLBAA A.I. certified and have an A.I. certified number to sell semen and participate in most straws sold.
• Bulls that are living must be present in Oklahoma City; deceased bulls may be entered for semen sales only. (Deceased bulls may have their offspring on site to represent them)
• Each owner should bring a semen tank with semen for sale or have semen sent to Champion Genetics. Must have 50 straws minimum available. If less than 50 straws available, seller must pay shipping to buyer.
• No minimum straw purchases allowed.
• Bulls must be entered in a measurement class.
• All semen sales are subject to a 7% commission.
FEMALES
Class 1 Females October 2023 (TTT only)
Class 2 Females September 2023 (TTT only)
Class 3 Females August 2023 (TTT only)
Class 4 Females July 2023 (TTT only)
Class 5 Females June 2023 (TTT only)
Class 6 Females May 2023 (TTT only)
Class 7 Females April 2023
Class 8 Females March 2023
Class 9 Females February 2023
Class 10 Females January 2023
Class 11 Females December 2022
Class 12 Females November 2022
Class 13 Females September-October 2022
Class 14 Females July-August 2022
Class 15 Females May-June 2022
Class 16 Females March-April 2022
Class 17 Females January-February 2022
Class 18 Females October-December 2021
Class 19 Females July-September 2021
Class 20 Females April-June 2021
Class 21 Females January-March 2021
Class 22 Females September-December 2020
Class 23 Females May-August 2020
Class 24 Females January-April 2020
Class 25 Females July-December 2019
Class 26 Females January-June 2019
Class 27 Females 2018
Class 28 Females 2017-2016
Class 29 Females 2015-2013
Class 30 Females 2012-2009
Class 31 Females 2008 and older
HORN SHOWCASE MEASURING CLASSES
STEERS
Class 62 Steers Nov. 2022 - Jan. 2020
BULLS
Class 32 Bulls October 2023 (TTT only)
Class 33 Bulls September 2023 (TTT only)
Class 34 Bulls August 2023 (TTT only)
Class 35 Bulls July 20223(TTT only)
Class 36 Bulls June 2023 (TTT only)
Class 37 Bulls May 2023 (TTT only)
Class 38 Bulls April 2023
Class 39 Bulls March 2023
Class 40 Bulls February 2023
Class 41 Bulls January 2023
Class 42 Bulls December 2022
Class 43 Bulls November 2022
Class 44 Bulls September-October 2022
Class 45 Bulls July-August 2022
Class 46 Bulls May-June 2022
Class 47 Bulls March-April 2022
Class 48 Bulls January-February 2022
Class 49 Bulls October-December 2021
Class 50 Bulls July-September 2021
Class 51 Bulls April-June 2021
Class 52 Bulls January-March 2021
Class 53 Bulls July-December 2020
Class 54 Bulls January-June 2020
Class 55 Bulls 2019
Class 56 Bulls 2018-2017
Class 57 Bulls 2016-2014
Class 58 Bulls 2013 and older
Class 63 Steers 2019-2017
Class 64 Steers 2014 and older
TWISTY
Class 59 Females Twisty Horn Nov. 2022 - Jan. 2020
Class 60 Females Twisty Horn 2019-2017
Class 61 Females Twisty Horn 2016 and older
FUTURITY CLASSES
Females
Class 1 September - October 2023
Class 2 July - August 2023
Class 3 May - June 2023
Class 4 March - April 2023
Class 5 January - February 2023
Class 6 September - December 2022
Class 7 May - August 2022
Class 8 January - April 2022
Class 9 Born 2021 - 2020
Class 10 Born 2019 - Before
Bulls
Class 11 September - October 2023
Class 12 July - August 2023
Class 13 April - June 2023
Class 14 January - March 2023
Class 15 September - December 2022
Class 16 May - August 2022
Class 17 January - April 2022
Class 18 October - December 2021
HORN SHOWCASE SATELLITE
Penn Valley, CA: Siller Land & Cattle, Andrea Siller
Pritchett, CO: Russell Freeman, The Freeman Ranch
Emmett, ID: Lazy P Ranch, Guy Packer
Camp Point, IL: Ethan Loos, Wolfridge Ranch
Washington, IN: Tracy Jones, Hoosier Longhorns
Greenleaf, KS: Joe Sedlacek, Lazy J Longhorns 9/28/24, 1 P.M. Longhorn Chili
Boonsboro, MD: John & Christine Talley, Talley Longhorns
Cazevovia, NY: Mike Albanese, Albanese Longhorns
Garrettsville, OH: Bourbon Livestock, Matt Bourbon Wallowa, OR: Jeremy McCulloch, Rocking M Cattle Co.
Rapid City, SD: Gordon Howie, Holy Cow Longhorns, 9/28
Contact Pam Robison
Manning, SC: Ricky McLeod, Home Branch Ranch
Nashville, TN: Amy Miles, Milestone Cattle Co.
Amarillo, TX: Collin Wyatt, Diamond B Ranch
Burnet, TX: Kali Smith, Cold Copper Ranch
Corsicana, TX: Elizabeth Fritz, Fritz Longhorns
Fayetteville, TX: Bentwood Ranch, Richard Filip
Kingsville, TX: Felix Serna, El Coyote Ranch
Llano, TX: Lucky Mountain Ranch, Mike Davis
Taft, TX: Chris Clark, Circle Double C Ranch
Winnsboro, TX: Silver T Ranch, Kurt Twining
HSC ENTRY FORM
Exhibitor Name:
Exhibitor Member No.
Exhibitor Phone No.
Exhibitor E-mail Address:
Animal TLBAA No.
Animal Name:
Animal Date of Birth:
October 3-5, 2024
Oklahoma City, OK
ENTRY DEADLINE August 15, 2024
Measuring Class Entered q $120 Tip-to-Tip q $120 Total Horn q $300 Composite (TTT & TH Included)
Twisty Horn Class Entered ________________ q $120 Twisty Horn (Measuring along horn lines wrapping around horn)
q Animal will be in Oklahoma City, OK - 10’X10’ Pen With Hay Provided q 20’X10’ Stall $100 (limited number available)
SATELLITE LOCATION
*All female entries must, by 36 months of age, have at least one registered TLBAA calf, be nursing a calf at side, or be confirmed bred on veterinarian health certificate.
*All animals must be branded to be TLBAA Registered
q $245 Futurity - Class Entered __________ Class winners have the option to sell with no consignment fee during the HSC Select Sale
*Animal must be in Oklahoma City, OK. Includes ONE measuring class. Youngest animals are October 2023. Oldest bulls are October 2021. No upper age limit on females.
Name for Futurity Payouts: _____________________________________________________ NOTE: Completed W-9 Form May Be Required
GET OF SIRE OR PRODUCE OF DAM - Recognizing genetic production through verified measuring data of offspring. Breeding offspring only, steers not eligible. Offspring must be entered on separate entry forms for the required measuring classes. Competing sires and dams do not have to measured.
q $120 Senior Division Get of Sire 6yrs+
q $120 Junior Division Get of Sire 2-5yrs
q $120 Senior Division Produce of Dam 6yrs+ q $120 Junior Division Produce of Dam 2-5yrs
ELIGIBLE OFFSPRING MUST BE ENTERED IN COMPOSITE. TWO ANIMALS FOR DAMS, THREE FOR BULLS
1. _____________________________________________________________ Animal’s TLBAA NO. _______________________________
2. _____________________________________________________________ Animal’s TLBAA NO. ______________________________
3. _____________________________________________________________ Animal’s TLBAA NO. _______________________________
TOTAL $__________________ FORM OF PAYMENT: CASH CHECK CREDIT CARD CREDIT CARD ON FILE
CC# ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NAME ON CARD _______________________________________ VISA
ENTRY DEADLINE August 15th WITH PAYMENT DUE IN FULL - SALESANDEVENTS@TLBAA.ORG
CONTACT HSC Chairman Josh Gentry (972) 672-7293 • josh@g3longhorns.com
TLBAA • PO Box 4430 Fort Worth, TX 76164 • www.tlbaa.org • P (817) 625-6241• F (817) 625-1388
TERMS: Awards will be presented at the event, winners not in attendance are responsible for actual award shipping cost. Photos are required for winners gallery in Trails Magazine, send to salesandevents@tlbaa.org. No refunds after entry deadline.
As a condition to participation in this event, the TLBAA, its officers, employees, members, agents and representatives are hereby released from all claims, demands or causes of action of any kind or nature whatsoever, whether now existing or to hereafter accrue, on account of any damage, cost or expense (i) as a result of any bodily injury, or any injury, loss, or damage to any animal(s), equipment or other personal property from any cause whatsoever, and (ii) as a result of the interpretation of enforcement of the TLBAA Constitution, Bylaws, Rules and Regulations and the risk of any damage, cost or expense which may occur by reason of foregoing is here by assumed and accepted. This waiver is binding on the undersigned as well as all other persons associated with the participation of the animal(s) described herein in this event, and the undersigned indemnifies the TLBAA from all claims, demands or causes of action based on any of the foregoing.
2024 HUDSON / VALENTINE STOCKYARDS SALE RESULTS
May 24 & 25, 2024 • Fort Worth, TX
Sale Hosts: Bill & Elizabeth Hudson / Lorinda Valentine
Auctioneer: Dan Huntington
Sale Commentator: Chase Vasut
Results submitted by Huntington Sales • Photos by Hired Hand
HIGHLIGHTS
Heifer Gross Sales: $453,000 • Average $13,727 • 33 Sold
Cow Gross Sales: $843,500 • Average $16,221.15 • 52 Sold 40 Cash Cows Sold • Overall Average $15,252.94
Overall Total of $1,271,500
HIGH SELLING HEIFER:
$120,000
LOT H30 - HL CHERISHED
Consignor: Hudson Longhorns • Buyer: Bentwood Ranch
HIGH SELLING COW:
$120,000
LOT 32 - SADDLE JEWEL
Consignor: DCT Cattle Company
Buyer: Bentwood/Gibbons/Whitlock Partnership
OTHER HIGH SELLING LOTS:
$45,000 – Lot 25 ECR Good Temptation
Consignor: El Coyote Ranch • Buyer: Bull Creek Ranch
$43,000 – Lot 18 Brazos Iva 738
Consignor: Brazos Rose Ranch • Buyer: DCT Cattle Company
$42,000 – H1 Helm Allegra 291
Consignor: Helm Cattle Company • Buyer: Bull Creek Longhorns
$42,000 – Lot 15 Texana All Square
Consignor: Bentwood Ranch • Buyer: Glendenning Farms
$41,000 – Lot 20 Pacific Shawna
Consignor: Glendenning Farms • Buyer: Ray Webb
$40,000 – Lot 39 Over The Moon
Consignor: New Age Cattle Company • Buyer: Glendenning Farms
$38,000 – Lot 41 FL Cadillac Beauty
Consignor: Rocking D Longhorns • Buyer: Patrick Henggeler
$32,000 – Lot 16 HL American Proud
Consignor: M7 Longhorns • Buyer: TL Longhorns
$30,000 – Lot H4 BCR Roses Roses
Consignor: Bull Creek Longhorns • Buyer: Whitlock/Vanderford Partnership
1. Sale Hosts Elizabeth & Bill Hudson, Hudson Longhorns and Lorinda Valentine. 2. Lisa, Tracy, Lakota Sage & Kiowa Jones, Hoosier Longhorns. 3. Devin Culpepper; Band sponsors Chris Hesse, DCT Cattle; Mac & Andrea Siller, Siller Land & Longhorns and Joanna & Wayne Manning, M7 Longhorns. 4. Collin Wyatt, Diamond B Longhorns and Matt Marti, Bomb City Cattle Co. 5. A full house at the sale. 6. Austin Rohr & Savanna Brooks, Superior Farms and Brandi & Mikeal Beck, Holy Cow Longhorns 7. Bryan & Karen Allen, Circle A Longhorns and Josh Gentry, G3 Longhorns. 8. Greg Gilley, Shady Creek Ranch; Ken & Kendal Morris, Khoas Cattle Co. and Aaron Adkins, Double A Longhorns. 9. Elizabeth Hudson & Family, Hudson Longhorns. 10. Josh Brown, Gilliland Ranch; Sam Stoltz, Might As Well Ranch; Tommy Petersen, Petersen Longhorns and Joe Sedlacek, Lazy J Longhorns. 11. Suzi & Jay Watcher, Sunhaven Farms with Rick Wilson. 12. Danielle Mershon, Whistling Longhorn Ranch; Mike Beijl, MB Longhorns; Brandi & Mikeal Beck, Holy Cow Longhorns and Cindy Bolen, Bolen Longhorns. 13. Russell Hooks & Grant Tinkis with Savanna Smith & Mark Allen, Leonard New River Ranch and Kurt & Glenda Twining, Silver T Ranch. 14 Marcia & Keith Hagler, Hagler Longhorns. 15. Dale & Jennifer Hunt, Rockin’ H Longhorns 16. Joe Gibbons with Dean Whitlock, Whitlock Longhorns and Robert Vanderford, Spanish Oaks Ranch. 17. Amelia & Scott Picker, A&S Land and Cattle with Mac & Andrea Siller. 17. Matthew & Kimberly Bays, Twin Canyons Cattle Co 18. Sawyer & Josh Dinwiddie, Plain Dirt Farms
Futurity & Sale Results
2024 APPALACHIAN
TRAIL FUTURITY & SALE RESULTS
HEIFER FUTURITY
SALE HIGHLIGHTS
Consignor: Lloyd Esh • Buyer: Kreider Valley Ranch
OTHER HIGH SELLING LOTS:
$9,200 – Lot 51 Cut’n Theme
Consignor: Gary Hershberger • Buyer: Samuel Riehl Jr
$ 6,500 – Lot 23 Riverforks Tuff As Nails Embryo
Consignor: Sunhaven Farms • Buyer: Dean & Sandra Whitlock
$6,000 – Lot 41 Al Silver Cassie
Consignor: Albanese Longhorns • Buyer: Silver T Longhorns
$5,250 – Lot 48
Princess Enuff Bcb
Consignor: Talley Longhorns
Buyer: Robert Lee Boden.
1. Sale Host Justine Reitenauer & Family, J & M Ranch. . Andy Brooks Jr. & Lindsey Healy, Murdock Farm Longhorns. Sale Hosts Nelson Hearn, Nel-Tam Longhorns and Justine Reit enauer, J & M Ranch with Appalachian Trails Futurity Judges Gary Hershberger, Hershberger Cattle Co.; Melissa Boerst, Silver Summit Ranch; Teresa & Brett Krause, Circle K Longhorns and Shawn Pequignot, G&G Texas Longhorns 4. Nelson Hearn and with Youth Futurity Judging Contest Winner Mackenzie Chaney, Diamond C Ranch 5. Nelson Hearn, Nel-Tam Longhorns and Justine Reitenauer, J & M Ranch with Class 1 Futurity Winners Kyle, Leah & Rylee James, Shinin’ Penny Pastures and Sponsors David & Retta Henry, D-R Henry Ranch 6. Class 2 Futurity Winner, Sponsor Rick Cramer & Lilli Kreider, Kreider Valley Ranch with Zachary Zinn and Sponsor Savanna Smith, Leonard New River Ranch 7. Class 3 Futurity Winner, Sponsor Cole Brightman, RTG Ranch and Sponsor Mike Rienhardt, Why-Am-I Cattle Co. 8. Class 4 Futurity Winner Emanuel Miller
Hamer
Class 5 Futurity Winners John & Opor King, J&J Longhorns and Sponsors Mackenzie & Natalie Chaney, Diamond
Winners John & Opor King, J&J Longhorns and Sponsor Curtis
Welcome Our New Members!
We’re happy to welcome the following new members to our association. These promotional, active & lifetime members joined May 1, 2024 through May 31, 2024 If you live near one of these new breeders, be sure to reach out introduce yourself!
Danny Alvarez Fort Smith, AR
Wasioja Oaks, LLC New Cuyama, CA
Colleen Kilpatrick-Riedle New Plymouth, ID
Walker Livestock Company Litchfield, IL
Rok’n H Farms, LLC Altamont, KS
Raymond Chad Gribbins Campbellsville, KY
Brandon Parks Baskin, LA
Samantha Davis .............................. Brooklyn, MI
Three Sisters Farm, LLC ....................... Petal, MS
Michael & Rebecca Kochick ........... Kinston, NC
Gracelyn Ledoux ................................. Mora, NM
Nathaniel Rose ........................... Blanchester, OH
Soda Springs Longhorn Cattle Co. Checotah, OK
Marcus Cartright Muskogee, OK
Dennis & Jennifer Adams Stillwater, OK
Ryan & Sarah Rose Tecumseh, OK
Robert J Mulligan Tonkawa, OK
Keith Longhorns Washington, OK
4D Ranch Sandy, OR
Sanders Ranch Rapid City, SD
DJ Perry Farm & Cattle Alba, TX
Amarillo Zoo Amarillo, TX
Morris Ranch 333 Austin, TX
Michael Sedwick White Brownfield, TX
Cody Taff Bullard, TX
Ben Donald II Carthage, TX
Aaron Wallrath ........................... Collinsville, TX
Chad Scott .................................... Comanche, TX
Juan Carlos Valverde................. Denver City, TX
Steven L. Gawlik ............................. Falls City, TX
Fayette Properties ............................. Flatonia, TX
Chris Bowman Flower Mound, TX
HP Land & Cattle, LLC Gunter, TX
Paul Finzer Harper, TX
Bonnie & Clyde Farms Hughes Springs, TX
Hartmann Registered Longhorns Kempner, TX
David Quinn Lake Jackson, TX
Michael Hancock Linn, TX
Gary West Lubbock, TX
Tucker Family Farm Mexia, TX
Scott McCool New Boston, TX
Andy Soto Odem, TX
Tijerina Ranch Pharr, TX
El Rancho Zorro ...........................Rising Star, TX
Broken Jarhead Ranch ............. San Antonio, TX
Tommy Wilson & Tamara Kirchenbauer ..... Wills Point, TX
TK Ranch ............................................ Yancey, TX
Ronnie Jenkins............ Amelia Court House, VA
Robert J Dillenburg Gresham, WI
Tara M. Fenske Merrill, WI
Rodriguez Ranch Nekoosa, WI
Abar Acres, LLC Oconto, WI
Thomas Eberl & Stefanie Gollner Gleisdorf, Austria
Troy Marchewka Meota, SK, Canada
Landwirtschaft Steffen Meier Bad Belzig, Germany
WP Services Group, LLC League City, TX GJ Ranch Leona, TX
Youth 2024 Mosser Scholarship Winners
The Mosser Family Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in memory of the late Houston businessman, Philip Mosser ,who passed away March 9, 2005. Philip, 37, left behind a wife and three sons. The scholarship also memorializes the late Vicki Mosser, who died on January 30, 2006. Vicki was the beloved wife of Rex Mosser for 42 years and a loving mother.
Rex Mosser was a well-known Texas Longhorn breeder who was very supportive of the industry. He contributed to practically every big Texas Longhorn event and promoted these great cattle through his herd of Longhorns.
HUNTER LAWSON
What is your major? Agribusiness & Political Science
Share your thoughts on choosing your major. I am choosing this double major to remain in agriculture but also to push myself to my dreams of being a Criminal Attorney.
What type of volunteer work have you done in your community or within the Longhorn industry? I am currently a Texas FFA Ford Leadership Scholar which is a program that 10 High School seniors in Texas receive every year. This program challenges students to put together a community service project. Mine is collecting funds and rehabilitating a baseball field in Paradise. I have also participated in local food drives, Heart of a Champion and many others. In the Longhorn Community I have ring-stewarded, collected funds for the TLBT Service Project and volunteered my time to help younger individuals in the Longhorn Community.
List awards, scholarships, publications, or special recognitions you have received. LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
Senior: Paradise FFA President, Area IV FFA 1st Vice President, Texas FFA Ford Leadership Scholar, Texas Longhorn Breeders of Tomorrow Vice President, West Texas Longhorn Breeders of Tomorrow President, North Texas Longhorn Breeders of Tomorrow Vice President, National Honor Society President, Student Council President, Senior Class , Paradise Pep Rally MC, National FFA Delegate Representing Texas; Junior: Paradise FFA 1st Vice President, Oil Belt District President, North Texas Longhorn Breeders of Tomorrow Vice President, Oklahoma Texas Longhorn Breeders of Tomorrow Vice President, Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council Member, National Honor Society President, Student Council Class Representative, Junior Class Treasurer, Paradise Pep Rally MC; Sophomore: Paradise FFA Sentinel, Student Director of School Play, Texas Longhorn Breeders of Tomorrow Secretary, East Texas Longhorn Breeders of Tomorrow Vice President, Wise County Youth Fair Junior Board Member, Student Council Class Representative; Freshman: Paradise FFA LDE Chairman, Student Council Class Representative, Wise County Youth Fair Junior Board Member MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Senior: National Rural and Small Town Recognition Program, 1st Place Area Job Interview Contest, 10th Place State Job Interview Contest, NRS Show Team Member, DaLaine Donaldson Senior Photography Representative, Texas FFA Lonestar Degree; Junior: AHonor Roll, State Qualifying Vet Science CDE Team, 4th Place Area Vet Science CDE Team, FWSSR Calf Scramble Scholarship Recipient; Sophomore: A-Honor Roll Perfect Attendance, All-Star Cast in Bi-District for One Act Play, All-Star Cast in District for One Act Play; Freshman: A-Honor Roll, Honorable Mentions Cast in District for One Act Play
Was there a person or group that made a significant difference in your success within the longhorn industry? The individuals who have made a significant difference in my success within the Longhorn Industry would be my family, the Hammacks and the Lowries.
My family, my older sister Hailey and younger sister Harlee along with my mom, have pushed me not necessarily to be the “best” but to be the kindest, most genuine individual I can be. They push me every day to go out into our local community along with the Longhorn Community, and make a difference in the lives of the youth in it by being a source of light and kindness. Mark and Kim Hammack have outstretched a hand to us in need and are an amazing family. They sold me my heifer when I was searching for one for the FWSSR Calf Scramble program. This heifer I have come to love dearly and one day will be the foundation of my herd. They have also outstretched a helping hand to me when my family was left without a truck this past year heading to Cattlemen’s. I had called him asking if he could haul us and instead of deflecting and trying to get out of it all he asked was, “When and where do you need me?” They are truly one of a kind. And lastly, the Lowries. While they have never sold us an animal, or hauled us anywhere, they are always there for me when I need it. This year me and Allison Lowrie are serving as TLBT Vice President and President, respectively, and have grown closer even after our many years as friends. They are an amazing family that has truly taught me what it means to be a whole-hearted individual. Are there challenges or obstacles that the youth face within the breed that you would want to change in the future? There is one challenge or obstacle that I would want the youth no longer to face and I am more than willing to be able to help them fight this challenge. These are the “cliques” that have emerged within our community. I agree that every single person in the Longhorn Community should have a group of people that they can rely on and depend on, but these groups should not be exclusive. I have seen many fallouts within our community and this is going to happen within any breed, but talking negatively about anyone, especially children, is uncalled for and frankly disturbing. We preach that the Longhorn Community is a giant family, but in recent years I have felt a great divide in the TLBT. I wish that we as breeders and individuals would realize that we have more power as a breed as one, not fragments of broken groups. What impact do you think you can make in the Longhorn breed? An impact I hope I have made in my years, and hope to continue to make is the feeling of others having your back. I make an effort to go out of my way to make sure that others individuals, whether I am their best friend or don’t even know their name, feel welcomed and loved in our amazing breed. This can consist of clapping for them in class, giving them pointers on how to truly exhibit their projects strengths, telling them a good job, or celebrating with them. Everyone, especially the youth of the TLBT, needs a support system. If I can be one and promote this in the TLBT I will know that I have made an impact on the Longhorn Breed.
When you’ve received your degree, what part of the Longhorn industry will you continue to be a part of? The Longhorn Industry is one that has developed me into the young man I am today. Part of the industry I hope to stay in is the show circuit. This is due to the experiences I have had while exhibiting Texas Longhorns. My main goal within the breed is to get to a point with my herd where I am able to donate steers to programs like the Ark-La-Tex Steer Program or be able to donate steers to individuals wanting to get started in the program. These programs are so necessary and beneficial to the youth of tomorrow and have their impact on me.
In what ways do you see the Longhorn breed evolving over the years ahead? I have seen an evolution in the Longhorn Breed even since I was a little 4th grade kid until now as a senior in high school. An evolution that I see happening over the next few years is Longhorns being taken more seriously as a beef and stock show breed in that circuit. This is a prediction, but also a hope. By promoting the good our breed does for our youth and what it can do for the beef markets, we can have good-standing in that market. We still have steps to take steps in order to do this, but I do see this in the near future.
What I mean by this is I hope that stock shows stop looking at us as a tourist attraction and more of a reputable breed. We still have work to get there, and I know that through the determination of the breed and strong-willed individuals we can get there.
Julia Salsbury
What is your major? Agricultural Systems Management
Share your thoughts on choosing your major. Becoming an Agricultural Systems Management major will grant me many options in the workforce after graduation as opposed to other degrees in the agricultural world. This degree is technical in nature, as we work with engines, tractors, heavy equipment, food processing, and electrical systems. Through this I am becoming a more well-rounded member of the agricultural industry because it is broadening my horizons to more aspects of this industry than just animal production. Most animal related fields require additional years of schooling to become a productive member in their respective fields. However, with this degree, I will be ready to earn a respected position in a company with agricultural goals.
What type of volunteer work have you done in your community or within the Longhorn industry? Throughout my ten years of participation in the Longhorn industry I have done many things to try and better the breed and those that have helped me along the way. Volunteer work is a crucial part of our society and I strive to make life better for those that I interact with, within society. One way I do this is by visiting many ranches to work and assist them in working their cattle. I do this by vaccinating, drawing blood for pregnancy tests, halter training and other aspects of herd management, most notably (outside of my family’s ranch) at the WP Ranch in Edge, TX and Double H Longhorns in Angleton, exas. Other volunteer opportunities have been at events such as the World Show, where I served as a ring steward alongside other breeders in the Youth Show. I also have served numerous times at the TLBGCA Spring Show ring stewarding, as well as designing buckles and awards. Because the TLBGCA is my home affiliate, I also have served at their futurity and sale with raffle sales, cow patty bingo and serving lunches to helpers. In the Longhorn world, I have also served for the last five years at Stephen Head’s show camp, teaching young showman with their showmanship and overall cattle handling skills. In other areas, I volunteer with my local church every year at their event called Blessing the Bay Area. We spend an entire day in the communities in which we live by helping others. I have participated in this event for ten years. We have helped Pregnancy centers, single moms with housework and even hanging dry wall. When Harvey hit the Houston area, I also was able to help for several days with an organization called Ten Days of Hope. We procured much needed supplies and helped hundreds of families get back in their homes. List awards, scholarships, publications, or special recognitions you have received. 3-time TAMU College of Ag and Life Sciences Dean’s List (3.75+ GPA/ semester); Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering Hardy Plowman Tools endowed scholarship; Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering Study Abroad scholarships; STLA Nathaniel Faske Memorial Scholarship; Selected as a student panelist for the McFerrin Initiative to represent the Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering; TLBGCA scholarship (2021); TLBT Bright Futures scholarship (2021) Was there a person or group that made a significant difference in your success within the longhorn industry? I was in the fifth grade when my family relocated from Ohio to Texas, I struggled to adapt as the new kid. However, thanks to my sister’s involvement in the NASA Longhorn project, I was introduced to Stephen Head, who became my mentor in the Longhorn community. Stephen not only taught me invaluable skills in showmanship and cattle handling but also welcomed me into a supportive community that has shaped me profoundly over the past decade. His guidance has impacted my success in the Longhorn industry and nurtured my personal growth.
Are there challenges or obstacles that the youth face within the breed that you would want to change in the future? As someone who has witnessed the evolution of the Longhorn youth community, I’ve observed a shift towards increased competitiveness, sometimes at the expense of camaraderie. When I started showing, the breed was much less cutthroat than it is now. I believe the youth of this organization are becoming more segmented and cliquey which is degrading the friendships built on collective enjoyment that used to make our youth organization so special. With the increased levels of competition, the inherent delight of going to shows and enjoying the sport has gone to the wayside, because not everyone gets to walk out with a blue ribbon. I believe a big part of this is that the youth organization has grown immensely, which is fantastic for the breed, but I would love to help in any ways that I can to help facilitate relationship building and bring back that “small group” feel to the breed.
To illustrate what I mean by ‘small group’ feel, while I was at the Ark-La-Tex Lufkin Show this last year, I was working in the barn and saw children having a blast after completing their work. The Hatler children, wanting to hang out with the Mathey children, were helping pitch in to finish haying, scooping poop, and feeding so they could make up a game jumping over shavings bags. This is how I remember my youth, and I would love to do anything to capture that for all children in the barn. It was so much fun watching them and enjoying the breed all at the same time.
What impact do you think you can make in the Longhorn breed? I want to make a big impact! I have always told people that my goal is to raise the “super cow”, but really, I just want to raise good cattle. I want cattle that are progressive in body style and muscling, while also keeping the traits that make longhorns special, like horn, loud color, and easy keeping. Beyond this, I want to help the youth. I want to be a mentor and an encourager by going to shows, helping when I can, and donating quality cattle to kids who are just starting out. I don’t just want my longhorn legacy to be quality animals, I want to make a personal impact on the next generation of breeders. I absolutely love interacting with all the youth. When I see them in the barn, they ask me for my opinion, and advice, some will even show me their ‘crazy’ animal and ask for showmanship tips, it’s moments like these that I know this is where I want to be. Someday I hope to be a TLBT mentor that can help the organization grow and flourish. Currently, the TLBT has great leadership, and they are doing so much, I would love to ensure that this momentum continues for a long time- my future children will need a place to belong!
When you’ve received your degree, what part of the Longhorn industry will you continue to be a part of? After graduation I plan to continue to attend shows and futurities so I can keep up with my camp kids and meet with breeders that can help me gain more knowledge to better my personal herd. I want to stay involved with showing because that is where the youth are, and I want to encourage them to continue in their endeavors, by being a successful breeder who can lead by example. As I shift gears with my cattle, I plan to start competing in futurities, of which I have already started this year at the Winchester futurity. This will allow me to engage in healthy competition with the breeders I have admired for so long and try to learn and grow as a breeder and person.
In what ways do you see the Longhorn breed evolving over the years ahead? Over the years the breed has evolved from small, rangy cattle with durability, to moderate framed, decently muscled and horned cattle to the cattle we see today, which are one of two kinds; huge with heavy muscle, dense bone, but very little horn and few traditional longhorn characteristics, or small framed with lighter muscle and EXTREME horn length and shape. I think that the future of the longhorn breed is going to continue to be divided like this as the two sides do not wish to come together and decide which is the preferred direction. I think this dichotomy is a true testament to the versatility of the longhorn breed and exhibits the power of breeders and the genetics they choose to focus on. I believe that the future of show cattle is bright as our cattle continue to creep their way into a commercial setting with the cows continuing to get heavier, bigger, and more streamlined. I also believe that the futurity side is going to continue to push the envelope by breeding bigger horns with more shape and visual interest! However, where I would hope the breed would move is to a happy medium. I think we as a breed should want the bigger, well-built, cows because our animals produce an amazingly tasty and healthy beef product, while also breeding in a flashy coat, stunning horn set, and maintaining traditional longhorn characteristics which sustain the healthiness/ leanness of our beef. I think this is feasible, but only if the two sides can come together and realize that there needs to be common ground in order for the long-term success of the breed. One side is losing what makes our cattle unique, and the other is losing what makes our beef cattle breed, beef cattle. We need to embrace what the longhorn is as a breed. It may not be the biggest animals with the highest grading meat, but it is the most unique and beautiful breed that produces the healthiest beef in the industry. Overall, if there is no change in this direction, no other breed could have 2 dramatically different sides, and both be as valuable as ours are!
Ava Sedlacek What is your major? Business Administration and Music
Share your thoughts on choosing your major. I am attending Kansas State University in the fall for the Accelerated Music (BMUS) / Master of Business Administration (MBA) program. I will graduate after 5 years of college with a Bachelor’s in Music and a Master in Business Administration. I chose to dual major in these two areas because I believe they will both assist me in achieving a fulfilling career. Music is a major part of my life, but I have also excelled at business classes and within the Future Business Leaders of America. I hope a music related path will be my primary career, but I understand this goal will be extremely hard to succeed in, so hopefully a business degree will allow me to be financially stable, while also pursuing my dreams in music.
What type of volunteer work have you done in your community or within the Longhorn industry? 2020-2021: 14 total hours of community service in my local community. This consisted of volunteering at the Volleyball and Football game concession stands, Trick-or-Treat for Canned Goods event, the FBLA Community Service project, where we read “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” to kids in the community and organized activities related to the book, and cleaning the Hanover Theater / Music program storage room in the basement of my school. 2021-2022: 11 total hours of community service in my local community. This consisted of volunteering at the Volleyball and Football game concession stands, the Trick-or-Treat for Canned Goods event, the FBLA American Enterprise project, and the FBLA Community Service project.
f community service in my local community. This consisted of volunteering at the Volleyball and Football game concession stands, the Trick-or-Treat for Canned Goods event, the Sub-State Volleyball Tournament concession stand, the FBLA Community Service project, and Christmas caroling at the Long Term Care unit in the Hanover Hospital. 2023-2024: 30 total hours of community service in my local community. This consists of cleaning instruments for the Hanover music program over the summer, volunteering at the Hanover Library Summer Reading Program, volunteering at the Washington County Fair Grounds Food Stand, Volleyball and Football concession stands, the Trick-or-Treat for Canned Goods event, the FFA pancake feed, and Christmas caroling around Hanover for FBLA and my CYO (Catholic Youth Organization) group. The hours listed above are the community service I have entered in at my school, but I have also completed community service elsewhere during my time in high school. I have sung the Star Spangled Banner for the Days of 49’ Parade three years in a row, at the Hanover Memorial Day service, and various registered longhorn events. I have also completed community service through my 4-H club, including planting flowers, working at the lighted horse parade, community Christmas celebration, and delivering food to the elderly and needy in the Barnes community.
List awards, scholarships, publications, or special recognitions you have received. 2020-2021: - Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) District IV Conference, Introduction to Business Test 9th place, Accounting I test 5th place. FBLA State Leadership Conference, Publication Design Project, 5th place, Principal’s Honor Roll, 4.0 GPA; 2021-2022: Twin Valley League (TVL) Regional Forensics, Improvised Duet Acting, 6th place; Valley Heights Forensics, Improvised Duet Acting, 5th place, Regional Music Festival, Vocal Solo 2nd Division Award, Instrumental Trumpet Solo 2nd Division Award; FBLA District IV Conference, Introduction to Business Concepts test 1st place, Accounting II test 2nd place, Graphic Design project 2nd place; Principal’s Honor Roll, 4.0 GPA 2022-2023:TVL Regional Forensics, Informative speech, 5th place; FBLA District IV Conference, Website Design Project 3rd place, Economics test 7th place, Business Law test 3rd place; Regional Music Festival, Vocal Solo 1st Division Award, Instrumental Trumpet Solo 1st Division Award; State Music Festival, Vocal Solo 1st Division Award, Instrumental Trumpet Solo 1st Division Award; Fairbury Lodge No. 1203 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Scholarship Recognition Award; Inducted into National Honor Society 2023-2024:Kansas Music Educators Association (KMEA) North Central District Choir, Soprano 1 participant; Kansas State University, University Scholar Award $5,500 per year; FBLA District IV Conference, Accounting II test 2nd place, Business Law test 5th place, Economics test 4th place; TVL Scholars Bowl, 2nd place; Kansas State University, Trumpet Scholarship $1,500 per year, Vocal Scholarship $500 per year; KMEA State Honor Ensemble, Treble Choir, Soprano 1 participant; National Honor Society; Principal’s Honor Roll, 4.0 GPA
Was there a person or group that made a significant difference in your success within the longhorn industry? My dad, Joe Sedlacek of Lazy J Longhorns, has greatly influenced and directed me towards success in the longhorn industry. He has taught and shown me the importance of bloodlines, genetics, and various physical traits on a longhorn that can show their worth and reproductivity as they grow. My dad has taught me a lot about caring for animals and livestock, and he trusts me to care for his entire cow herd while he is gone for sales and long-
horn events. I have watched him go out of his way to help other longhorn breeders and try to fix wrongs that have been done to them. This example has helped me learn about customer service and how to run a business.
Are there challenges or obstacles that the youth face within the breed that you would want to change in the future? I think youth face many obstacles when trying to grow and maintain a longhorn herd. In my area of Kansas, it is very difficult to start ranching as a career, you must inherit land and equipment in order to make a business profitable. If a youth wants to start having a longhorn herd, and does not have those resources, it is difficult, if not impossible.
While distributing physical resources would be impossible, knowledge and experience can be passed down to new breeders. This wouldn’t necessarily mean sharing all of someone’s secrets, but a tip here and there could greatly help new breeders gain a foothold in the industry. Another issue is balancing the travel to sales with your daily life, such as work or school. In my own experience, most longhorn events occupy all day Thursday through Sunday. It’s difficult to miss school that often for events, so I have to pick and choose which events I can attend.
What impact do you think you can make in the Longhorn breed? Singing the National Anthem at events can help me to put my name out there, so when it comes time to sell cattle that I helped raise with my Dad, it’s not a stranger selling, but a someone the audience knows of. Attending events is also good for networking, the longhorn industry can branch out to many different fields of careers, so regardless of what I pursue after college, I can still rely on longhorns for many different reasons.
When you’ve received your degree, what part of the Longhorn industry will you continue to be a part of? I will use my business degree to help run and do accounting work for the ranch, as well as run the marketing and social media accounts for Lazy J Longhorns and the Joe Chute. My business degree will also give the opportunity to obtain an in depth knowledge of statistics. Statistics is a major part of what my Dad does when organizing what herd sire to use on our cow herd. By looking at past genetics, other calves produced by the sire and the cow, and other small factors, a breeder can determine which bloodlines will most benefit their herd, or what animals will provide the desired traits, such as color, body, and horns. I also want to continue singing and performing at longhorn events, music will always be a major part of who I am, so I would love to keep music in all areas of my life.
In what ways do you see the Longhorn breed evolving over the years ahead? I think breeders will change what traits they think are desirable, like what specific color, body, or horn shape / style. As preferences change, the longhorn breed will evolve to fit the breeders’ desires. I also believe sales and futurities will become more streamlined as technology advances. Organizing how events are run, and ensuring each event is open and accessible to new breeders will help the longhorn industry grow.
Sara Jennings
What is your major? Animal Science - Production
Share your thoughts on choosing your major. Growing up, showing Texas Longhorns was a big part of my life and my entire personality. I remember being chute side at 8 years old captivated by the everyday practices of caring for and breeding our cattle. I didn’t know it at the time, but they would eventually play an even bigger role when it came time to choose my future career. I knew I wanted to have some part in producing a safe, wholesome beef product and be a strong advocate for our breed, so I chose Animal Science – Production. Upon graduation, I would like to go to grad school to further my education in Reproductive Physiology with an emphasis in cattle.
What type of volunteer work have you done in your community or within the Longhorn industry? Double H Longhorns, Showmanship Instructor, June 2020- July 2022; San Angelo Stock Show, Ring Steward, February 2022; FFA Livestock Judging Clinic, Instructor, March 2024
List awards, scholarships, publications, or special recognitions you have received. Champion Collegiate Livestock Judging Team at Houston Livestock Show, March 2024; Champion Collegiate Livestock Judging Team at San Antonio Livestock Show, February 2024; Reserve Champion Collegiate Livestock Judging Team at Dixie National, February 2024; Champion Collegiate Livestock Judging Team at Fort Worth Livestock Show, February 2024; Reserve Champion Collegiate Livestock Judging Team at National Western Stock Show, January 2024; 3rd Overall Collegiate Livestock Judging Team at Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Congress, January 2024; National American FFA Degree, October 2022
Was there a person or group that made a significant difference in your success within the longhorn industry? My Uncle Stephen and Aunt Kim made the biggest impact on my life when they invited me to come show their longhorns. They took me under their wing during a difficult time in my life and taught me not only about their love for cattle but their love for Jesus Christ. They used cattle as a tool to teach me what it means to be a good steward and a better human being. Some of these lessons included common sense, work ethic, responsibility, and integrity. These building blocks I learned when I was young, I have carried without me through my life, and they continue to be attributes I strive to live by.
Are there challenges or obstacles that the youth face within the breed that you would want to change in the future? One of the goals I have for the industry would be to introduce our longhorn cattle in a positive light into other Junior and Open shows across the country and not be so separate. As a youth, I always felt like there was a part of the industry I was missing out on by not being in the same barn as all the other junior cattle exhibitors. If we showcased a set of elite cattle that they can begin to respect as a competitor, we could open that door truly start to educate people on what longhorn cattle are and prove that they have a place in the commercial cattle and the beef industries. What impact do you think you can make in the Longhorn breed? My fondest memories were made as a youth in the show arena. I found out who I was and who I wanted to be in a show barn, and I would like to continue encouraging others to do the same. While being a full-time college student, I still find the time to be engaged in my breeding program and with the current TLBT youth. I have loaned out show heifers in the past, and plan to do so in the future as well, to give others the same opportunities I was so graciously given by breeders who believed in me. To have someone that believes in you and invests in your future, was the best gift I was given. I want to give back in the same way.
When you’ve received your degree, what part of the Longhorn industry will you continue to be a part of? I would like to continue to raise longhorn cattle geared more toward the show industry. My goal is to raise functional females that will generate high-growth calves that still showcase all the traditional values of a Texas Longhorn. While in college, I have continued to work for multiple breeders both on the ranch and on the road at shows. I find both to be rewarding ways to continue to make connections with breeders and longhorn enthusiasts of all ages and backgrounds. In what ways do you see the Longhorn breed evolving over the years ahead? I would like to see the longhorn breed continue striving to bridge the gap between “show cattle” and “futurity cattle”. From a young age, I always wondered, while going to these events, why the cattle that won at each competition looked so different. While I appreciate the diversity of the longhorn breed that allows every breeder to produce what they love, I feel that we should hold ourselves as producers to a higher standard to make the cattle visibly diverse while remaining functional.
Texas Longhorn Hall Of Fame
Nominations Being Accepted for Texas Longhorn Hall of Fame
The purpose of the Texas Longhorn Hall of Fame is to preserve the great history of the Texas Longhorn cattle breed and to recognize individuals who have had the greatest impact and influence on the breed. Induction into the Texas Longhorn Hall of Fame is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon an individual, whose contributions and commitment have truly shaped the breed.
NOMINATION CRITERIA
To be eligible for induction the nominee must have been an outstanding contributor over a period of 20+ years either as a breeder, competitor, or contributor to the Texas Longhorn breed and TLBAA.
The nominee should have been or is currently a member of the TLBAA. A nominee may be either living or deceased.
Any TLBAA member in good standing may submit a nomination.
NOMINATION PROCESS
It is the responsibility of the person preparing the nomination to include a complete historical biography which is sufficiently detailed to tell the nominees story, to demonstrate conclusively that the nominee is deserving of induction into the Hall of Fame.
The complete unedited nomination package will become a historical TLBAA document. Effort should be made to detail the nominee’s history, accomplishments, and successes. Tell their story and preserve the history of how this individual contributed to our association and breed. Provide adequate supporting documentation.
Nominations must include a completed copy of the TLBAA nomination form as well as supporting documentation to demonstrate the eligibility criteria detailed below:
a. Accomplishments in the Longhorn industry
b. National importance within the Longhorn industry
c. Contributions made to the Longhorn industry
d. Enduring value or historical significance of accomplishments
e. Personal qualities (integrity, character, uniqueness)
Supporting documentation may include photographs, newspaper or other publication clippings, multimedia items, URL addresses for online videos, competition records from the TLBAA’s HORNS system or other related organizations. Reference letters from those who know or knew the nominee, a personal testament from the individual preparing the nomination, or relevant passages from books containing biographical information on the nominee.
Nominations will be accepted year-round; however, a nomination must be received by a deadline of September 15 of each year for the committee to consider for the following years award.
Nomination forms and supporting materials must be submitted in hard copy, unbound and on traditional letter size paper (8.5”x 11”). Nominations which are received after the deadline will not be accepted. Nominations which fail to adequately demonstrate the eligibility of the nominee will not be accepted.
An individual’s nomination may be reviewed by the Hall of Fame Committee each year for a maximum of three years; however, the nomination must be resubmitted each year. Upon the completion of the third year, if a nominee has not been selected for induction, then the nominator must wait two complete calendar years before resubmitting their nominee to the Hall of Fame Committee.
The Hall of Fame Committee, by a majority vote will select the inductees and be confirmed by a majority vote of the TLBAA Board.
INDUCTION CEREMONY
An induction ceremony will take place annually at the Hall of Fame banquet hosted by the TLBAA. Inductees will receive recognition and awards at the banquet. Inductee will also be showcased in the TLBAA Trails magazine.
2020 Kaso Kety
2021 Dr. L.V. Baker
2022 Michael McLeod Dr. Bob Kropp
2023 Jimmy Jones
TLBAA HALL of fAme AwArd NomiNATioNs Now BeiNg AccepTed
The criteria for the TLBAA Hall of Fame Award is based off of Article 1 of the TLBAA ByLaws as follows: … to recognize Texas Longhorn cattle as a distinct breed in order to protect the unique heritage of the Texas Longhorn and its link with the history of America: to promote breeding practices to preserve its purity; to produce more public awareness of Texas Longhorn cattle as a distinct breed…to encourage others to develop and maintain herds which will be registered with the Association so as to preserve for posterity this magnificent breed of cattle; to aid in the advancement of scientific knowledge of the past ancestry and future breeding of Texas Longhorn cattle…
(Note: Article I contains other language that relates directly to the Association)
Breeders nominated for the TLBAA Hall of Fame Award should embody the practices in the above mentioned Article I excerpts. They should also have a minimum of 20 years in the Longhorn Industry and have made a significant impact to the breed and/or Association.
Name and Contact information of person submitting nomination:
When making nominations please answer the following questions:
1.) Name and Ranch of nominee:
2.) How long has the nominee been involved with the Longhorn industry (minimum 20 years)
3.) Please describe the impact or influence nominee has made on the Longhorn industry (Add additional pages and attachments as needed):
Nominations to be mailed in full and received by 9/15/24. Late or incomplete nominations will not be accepted.
TLBAA
Hall of Fame Committee
PO Box 4430
Fort Worth Texas, 76164
Extolling Longhorns to the Homesteading Audience
(Editor’s note: On Facebook recently I came across an announcement by TLBAA member Courtney Feigl. I reached out to ask how she cam to present the Texas Longhorn breed in a magazine targeting those interested in homesteading.)
“I was contacted by the creator of the ‘Hillsider’ magazine through my Instagram account (find us @mrsgreenpasturescattle). She showed up in my DM’s saying she liked my page’s content and asked if I’d like to write an article to be featured in the upcoming summer edition of her magazine” explained Feigl.
“I said heck yeah, I never turn down an opportunity to advocate for the Longhorn breed. I could’ve chosen any topic related to what my page is about (gardening, chickens, ducks, cattle, DIY farm related
projects, etc.) But any time I have the option to speak about what I’m most passionate about it’ll be Longhorns every time.
“This magazine’s audience is predominantly homesteaders and people living the farm lifestyle. I hope I sparked an interest with someone just like Aaron and I, years ago, instantly hooked the moment we saw the breed and realized all they have to offer.”
According to their website, “The Hillsider Magazine is the ultimate guide for those who want to live off the land and embrace a homesteading lifestyle. Created collaboratively by a group of online educators, homesteaders, and creators, this magazine is packed with informative articles that cover all aspects of homesteading. Whether you’re interested in preserving food, raising livestock, or living off the grid, The Hillsider Magazine has got you covered.”
A.I. Sire Reference
AMIGO RANGER B6075
.... COLORADO COWBOY ........... B8232
59 DOUBLE H 502 B4466
60 .... EAGLE CREEK 27 ..................... B2906
61 RULER OF DOUBLE H B3312
62 .... BOLD WAGON BOSS .............. B4302
63 YO TORO
JUAN MACE 75 B4155
FIRST CLASS BA7278
3037.....................................B1053
RURAL DELIVERY BA10259
.... RANGER’S DIVIDEND .............. B2535
76 BLUE MOUNTAIN 100 B7901
77 .... CHAIN RANCH QUIXOTE 80 B2268
78 3S EL TEJANO 515 B1108 79 .... 3S SPECTACULAR ....................B4918 80 SUPERIOR B8271 81 .... WR 2936
HONDO’S REDMAC B8030
.... JUMBO HORNS ........................B8587
.... RUST Y RANGER ....................... B3599
UPPER CRUST B10944
.... RANGER’S
143 LINDSEY’S FM 220....................B7389
144 .. MR. BLACKIE ............................. B6163
145 MR. PRINGLE.............................B3623
146 .. NATIVE TEXAN 40/1 .............. B14278
147 NATIVE TEXAN 63/1 B14578
148 PRINCE CLASSIC FM 165 B6595
149 .. RANGER’S SPLASH ................... B6971
150 ROD’S HUSKER B3514
151 QUIXOTE TWISTER B2636
152 .. QUINADO FANDANGO ...........B2633
153 CP RANGERS CHOICE B14058
154 CIRCLE R ‘J.W.’S’TREASUR B16392
194 THE BLUE KNIGHT B3021
195 .. POLLARD 010 ......................... B11129
196 FRANTZ 65/8.............................B9516
197 .. ARCHER 109 ............................. B7907
198 WR 3136 B1090
199 RANGERS HOMBRE WJ BA16320
245 IMPROVER
BT22178
246 .. GREAT SCOTT ...................... BT11174
247 CLASSIC’S THUNDER BT15643
248.. ISAACS PRIDE .......................... B4500
249 WHIPP LASH B16555
250 BOLD RANGER B6307
155 .. CR BRASS APACHE 7/0 .......... B8509
156 BAR M DON ABRAHAM 3/0 B11137
157 WIDESPREAD 11/9 B19577
158 CIRCLE R GENERAL PATTON B4514
159 MAGIC MARKER B12084
160 .. TORRO .......................................B7369
161 ROYAL BLUE WR-53 B8653
162 ‘PAPPY-L-JR.’ B2819
163 .. ARCHER 152 ......................... BA14329
164 ARCHERS COW BOSS BT21212
165 JINGLEBOB 527/2 B1696
166 .. B BAR D MAJESTIC ................ BA9141
167 ‘WESTWIND’ B13689
168 FRANTZ YATES B7763
169 JINGLEBOB 1/2 B1695
170 WALLSTREET B17531
171 ... NEVADA RANGER..................... B1952
172 HE WICHITA BLUE STEEL 15 B11590
173 BRAVO B8585
174 .. U S CLASSIC ............................ B13279
175 RANGER’S STRANGER BA14042
176 JOHNNY WALKER 1/6 B2452
177 .. REDMAC BEAU BUTLER ..... BA11490
178 LINDA’S RANGER BT16571
179 QUIOTOSA KING CALICO B9577
180 .. CLASSIC WARRIOR ............. BA14014
181 E. T. (EXTRA TERRIFIC) B20594
200 . WR-2986 ................................ B10024
201 FRANTZ YATES 98/9 B7762
202 ANCHOR D 83 B5479
203.. ANCHOR D BOLD QUIXOTE 05 . B9450
204 SLASH V JIGGS B8965
205 SLASH V HUSKER B17237
251 .. CLASSIC JR. ............................. B6605
206 . WR 3622 .................................... B5397
207 TOUCH OF CLASS B6074
208 JOHNNY CASH B5131
209 EL MOJADO 36/5 B3093
210 KING CLASSIC......................BA16243
211 .. BIG IRON ................................. B12019
212 3S TEXAS PRIDE BA8825
213 T VR HOT SHOT 3-9 B6911
214 .. LUKE’S REDNECK ................... B21952
215 TICONDEROGA B9349
216 TEXAS CHAMP B8240
217 .. DIAMOND W 505 .................. B15864
252 CIRCLE R BRASS THUNDER 4B11006
253 CF GHOST RIDER B15503
254 .. CLASSIC’S MAJESTIC 225 .. BT15644
255 QUIXOTE BLUE FEATHER B20504
256 QUIXOTE J.R. B20505
257 .. OKLA QUIXOTE ..................... B16238
258 PC CLASSY PEELER B12558
259 PC WICHITA JACK B8466
260 PC WR WILDORADO B12604
261 YO CENTENNIAL BLANCO 974 B14499
262 .. SENOR YO 792 ......................... B7109
HERO B10326
NEVADA STAR B3957 266.. VINDICATOR ............................. B7035 267 XEROX B15194
268.. FRANTZ 104/9 B8483
218 B-D SAM’S RANGER 14 B2300
219 JOEY’S ZORRO 13/8 B6312
220 MR. MOORE’S BIG DEAL B15107
182 .. 3S HONDO’S IMAGE ............... B9389
183 CLASSY DON BA6557
184 V.I.B. BT23045
185 .. BOLD ROSE .............................. B5560
186 WR 3346 B2579
187 B-D BANDERA...........................B4715
188 .. WR 3195 ..................................... B3918
189 CLASSICAL FM275..................B13241
190 3S HONDO’S REMARKABLE B8359
191 .. 3S CLASSIC FAVORITE ....... BT10680
192 WOODS 100 B19584
193 EL SID B952
221 ISAACS ORIGINAL 0/0 B11691
222 .. INDIAN WARRIOR ................... B4190
223 IL GENERAL LEE BT22500
224 TEXAS RANGER TK B7316
225 .. PECOS MONTERREY-80 ...... B20561
226 TEJAS TORO 17/00 B10897
227 CLASSIC ESPECIAL FM 222 B8666
228 .. CLASSIC WILL ....................... BA11172
229 DON JUAN OF CHRISTINE BT15645
230 RANGER’S RAMBLER 224 B14769
231 .. CODY CLASSIC FM290 ......... B13235
232 WR 169 B23418
233 .. YO CLASSIC’S WR 930 ......... B20322
234 WILDLIFE BILL B6125
269.. HE WICHITA CHIEF 20 ......... B12380 270 PATRIARCH B9589 271 CLASSIC QUINTANA 340 B22602 272 BLUE CONQUISTADOR B10702 273 F M’S TEXAN B7318
235 TIN HORN B12808
236 .. PLAY BOY .................................. B2965
237 FBS WICHITA TORNADO B1847
238 BAIL JUMPER BT24059
239 .. SANDHILL’S CONQUEST ......B16061
240 DOS RIOS YATES B7760
241 ROBERTS WICHITA RED B6207
242 .. WR 3753 .................................... B6999
243 MAC’S PEACE MAKER BA15339
244 CHEROKEE CLASSIC B15323
274 .. JIM DANDY ............................ BA11567
275 BAR M BOLD CLASS 49/3 BT27246
276 BAR M MEASLES CLASSIC 52 BT27245 277 .. JETEXAS ..................................... B3727 278 BSR WICHITA RULER B26738
279 FAWNIE’S CLASSICAL TORO BA10327
280 . CLASSIC EXAMPLE FM 376 .. B18001
281 CP MAN O’ WAR 11 BT26143
282 MR. ‘D’ B3178
283 .. CLASSICS FIRECRACKER ... BA15340
284..WR 3291 B8105
285 .. KIOWA BEND TORO WR ...... B24076
286..DODE’S BOY..............................B8531
287 FRANTZ BULL 6/6 B2335
288..TWO TONE ............................... B4299
289.. FRECKLES B27470
290 BIG TEX B21489
291 .. ‘A BULL ANCHOR D QT 213’ B19932
292 J.R. B26154
293 3F ORO NEGRO B28316
294.. CLASSIC CELEBRITY ........... BA15547
295 ‘KING’ B14885
296 LE WICHITA RINGO B22974
347 .. PEBBLE CREEK DON ......... BA20209
348..RANCHER BA28408
349 RIM FIRE B17194
350 .. ROYALE CHAMBORD ......... BT23247
351 WR 2935 B783
352 LONG POINT BUTLER B7410
353 .. OVERWHELMER ..................BT24050
354 WR 3465 B3900
355 RAWHIDE WW B31868
356 .. T VR SOLOMON ...................... B23331
357 MR. GHOST B1902
358 HB TEXAS MICKEY B12839
359 RM RHET T BUTLER BT26761
360 PHENOMENON BT25246
361 .. A BLUE WICHITA 122 ............ B29230
362 C T SPOTY RULER 62 B10027
363 DYNASTY 34/2 B23158
364.. DOUBLE BUTLER ................... B10701
365 DR SAL’S SUPER RANGER BA29896
366 DUBOSE’S BUTLER BLUE B21717
367 .. FANCY BUTLER ....................... B27657
397 .. CLASS RAMBLER .................BT30304
398 LELY RANCH 170 B33658
399 DAVISON YATES LIN B26381
400 . ANCHOR D YATES 057 ............B9729
401 ANCHOR D YATES 9/5........BT34594
402 ARIZONA DELIVERS BA40113
403 . CC 702W MAVERICK .......... BA37586
404 HCC MEASLES REBEL BT32228
368 H BAR R 326 RURAL FROST BA27216
369 H BAR R 530 MONTANA JACK B33719
370 HIGH PRIORIT Y 108 B34891
371 LARAMIE BA34135
372 .. MR. PARTLOW ........................ B33737
373 OLD GLORY............................B24470
374 RATTLESNAKE BT35193
375 .. STRAIGHT BUTLER ............... B16869
376 DRIFTWOOD BA32515
377 NICK FM 353 B18011
378 .. RASCAL .................................BA34348
379 TWISTER BT35531
380 RED’S BOY B1498
381 .. BOUNCER ................................ B27361
382 CLASSIC REFLECTION FM287 B13238
383 .. JIM RED SPEC 9/5 .................. B36715
384..GOLD BABA GUY B17242
385 7HD BILLY BOB BA26674
405 US 215/8 B17620
406 . US 218/8 .................................. B17618 407 BUCKSHOT...........................BA39892
408 SHENANDOAH CLASS BT39458
409 SHENANDOAH BEAU BT39687 410 EXCEL B26013 411 .. COUNTRY
386.. HUSKER SEQUOIA ................ B23010
387 SIERRA WR 904 B8034
388..WR610 B31682
389.. WR672 ..................................... B34933
390 ACE’S CORTEZ B32853
391 ACE’S COUNTRY B34529
392 .. MACHO MAN ....................... BT31343
393 HENRY TOO B34129
394 JET JOCKEY BT35221
395 WR TRAILS B21843
396 TC STAR BA11440
396.. TC STAR ................................ BA11440
448 . BET TWICE ............................. B37609
449 DOHERTY’S COWCATCHER BT23681
450 MAGNUM FORCE 409 B45662
451 .. “SURE SHOT,FD” .................... B42889
452 STORM WARNING B49560
453 BLOCK BUSTER B48063
454.. JUMPING JACK FLASH ........ B49834
455 TROUBADOR B48811
456 WR-201 B16302
457 .. ZHIVAGO ................................ B38225
458 EXTRAVAGANT JET-SON BA45951
459 FLINT STONE B44708
499 . DOUBLEWHELMER ............... B48803
500 S-P COWABUNGA DUDE BT57784
501 NP REDEEMER BA59225
502 .. TM’S WR SCULPTURE...........B59999
503 DIXIE TAI-PAN B57821
504 DOUBLE L’S RENEGADE.....BT59082
505 .. JK CREEKMORE .................... B43669
506..SHOCK WAVE B58794
507 COACH....................................B56789
508 . WHELMING KING ................... B47913
509..HD LEADING EDGE BA56206
550 .. FCF HIS MAJEST Y ...............BA63926
551 FCF FRONTIER JUSTICE B64803
552 HABANERO B64777
553 .. DON JULIO .......................... BT62451
554 VISION QUEST B40528
555 REBEL RED 01/9 B64317
460 DUKE OF DUVAL B50017
461 CIRCLE K DONOVAN B48240
462.. MILLER TIME .......................... B42953
463 QUILL B52600
464 SUPER SONOITAN BT17064
465.. TRI-W 698’S LEGEND ........... B46960
466 WALKS WITH HONOR B50252
467 BONHAM B48812
468 . BLACK VELVET .................... BAI54773
469 JK STERLING 262 BT49614
470 ABRAHAM BA53898
471 CAPT. McNELLY’S RANGER B44713
472 TRI-W BROKEN ARROW BT29093
473 .. DIXIE CREOLE ........................ B53072
474 KABAR KNIGHT......................B45783
475 JMC PHENOMENAL RANGER B50682
476 .. ALIKA ..................................... BT35223
477 WR1037 B43370
478 BG’S ROUGH ‘N ROWDY B40783
479 .. DIXIE THUNDER .................... B53390
480 DIXIE SIMON B45523
481 COUNTRY FIRECRACKER B51573
482..COUNTRY PARTY BOY ....... BA54919
483..SUPERMAN B49281
484 . DIXIE RIVER ............................ B54921
485 YUKON CORNELIUS B53850
486 MURPHYS LAW B51942
510 OVERLORD C P BT59480
556 .. DOUBLE TROUBLE 207 ....... B61203
557 BLACK JACK 011 BI65181
558 NATIVE TEXAN 69/1 B14285
559 .. TURBO JET ............................. B58469
560..MCCLINTOCK B50098
511 TRI-W-LETHAL-WEAPON B42762
512 ZIGFIELD B51214
513 .. TEN’S COMEALONG 360 ..... B30526
514 BB LONESOME STRANGER B53443
515 DIXIE EMPEROR B48124
516 .. CP WHELMING PRINCE ....... B62534
517 SAGE DODE FM 950 B46606
518 DOMINATOR BA49493
519 .. S-D MR G ................................. B59771
520 UPPER RANGER BA33036
521 SUNRISE ADMIRAL B57281
522 LCC ENDURO 15E B57506
561 WYOMING WARPAINT B66496 562 ROUNDUP B53713
STARLINER............................BT66501
KING OF CLUBS.................... BI62936
DIXIE GOER B54920
LIT TLE ACE LOBO B66242
523 QC’S PARKER BROWNE BA61132
524 .. DOUBLE L’S KNIGHT ............ B60016
525 DOUBLE L’S RIVER WIDE ETBT60685
487 .. FIREMAN ................................. B47900
488 SEQUEL B54776
489 DIXIE CANYON B45520
490 . BL NIGHT CHEX .................... B55499
491 BUENO CHEX BA59796
492 DIXIE REQUEST B57816
493.. CRIPPLE CREEK JET STAR . BA55607
494 ACE’S MOJO BA39832
495 DIXIE TOP DECK B53387
496 LONG DISTANCE B52322
497 ACE’S QUICKSILVER BA35931
498 . HIGH ROLLER ........................ B43635
526 G&L HIGHJACKER BA57318
527 .. JVC SANDMAN ...................... B63198
528 HAWKEYE FREIGHTTRAIN B61872
529 BD PHENOMENONS SUNDANCER B59836
530 .. JDH BUFFALO SOLDIER .... BA56915
531 COUNTRY LEGEND BT62635
532 WINDWALKER FM50 B50848
533 .. NOT GUNNA .......................... B54884
534 T VR ALADDIN B58535
535 .. VJ TOMMIE (aka UNLIMITED) . B51845
536 G&L NOTORIOUS BT62521
537 TABASCO BA35330
538 .. CP DAYTON DODE 003/7 ... B62460
539 B/B LONELY REBEL B61947
540 BOOMERANG C P B62872
541 .. SENSOR....................................B55941
542 NP REDEEMER’S REDEMPTION B62633
543 J.R. SEMAN BI63894
544.. CHEROKEE WAUKA CHOOCH . B58106
545 LIT TLE OT DYNAMO B50525
546 TANGO B38885
547 J. R. 6-GUN BI62604
548 WESTWARD HO BA65056
549.. PRIMERO CLASS.................. BT65106
597
598
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AUZE EOT 38/8 747
AWESOME ALAMO 732
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B BAR D MAJESTIC 166
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BAR M TORNADO 5/1 341
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BATTLE STAR 691
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ANCHOR D YATES 9/5
APPARENT HEIR 579
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ARCHER 111 98
ARCHER 152 163
ARCHER 92 315
ARCHER TEXA 290 813
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BELLRINGER ............................................
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BH BUBBA 748
BH CIMARRON 628
BH FERDINAND
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CLASSIC 16
CLASSIC CELEBRITY 294
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CLASSIC EXAMPLE FM 376.................280
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CLASSIC MAC 135
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COUNTRY PARTY BOY ........................ 482
COUNTRY STAR 589
COW BOY 952
COWBOY CATCHIT CHEX 819
COWBOY GRANDE 794
COWBOY MAN 581
COWBOY TUFF CHEX 772
COWBOY UP CHEX 774
COWCATCHER 85
CP DAYTON DODE 003/7 538
CLASSIC REFLECTION FM287 382
CLASSIC WARRIOR 180
CLASSIC WILL 228
CLASSIC’S MAJESTIC 225 254
CLASSIC’S MAJESTIC FM 27 ............... 327
CLASSIC’S THUNDER 247
CP MAN O’ WAR 11 281
CP MEASLES MAJESTIC 420
CP RANGERS CHOICE ......................... 153
CP WHELMING PRINCE 516
CR BRASS APACHE 7/0 155
CR HIJO WOW 807
CLASSICAL FM275 189
CLASSICS FIRECRACKER 283
CLASSY DON 183
CLASSY FRANKIE 438
COACH 507
COACH TOMMIE 631
COACHS MVP 650
CODY CLASSIC FM290 231
COLORADO COWBOY 58
COLORADO TEXA 811
CR RED HOT TEXAN 967
CR RIO B EXPRESS 901
CRIPPLE CREEK JET STAR 493
CRISP RESPECT 865
CROWN ROYAL 007 701
CT COMMANDER 41
CUT’N DRIED 1045
CV CALL OF DUTY 863
CV CASANOVAS MAGNUM ................ 824
CV COWBOY CASANOVA 767
CV RIO RANGER 765 — D —
COMMANDER EOT 14/10 ....................770
COMMISSIONER 136
CONCEALED WEAPON 752
CONQUEST 317
DALGOOD’S ROCKET MAN 684
DARK STAR CHEX 629
DASH FOR CASH 1/10 886
DAVID 138
CONQUISTADOR 31
COOL TEXA 841
COPY CAT 70
COPY RIGHT 116
DAVISON YATES LIN 399
DC WELL ARMED 817
DCR ROMANS JEST 1017
DDR RIO RANGER 753
DEL CHARRO ........................................ 984
DELTA LUCKY ACE 927
DH CHARMER 1020
DH HIRED HAND 1018
DH HONDO 1003
DH RED RANGER 595
DIAMOND
EL
EL
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G —
G&L HIGHJACKER 526
G&L JOHNNY RINGO 876
G&L NOTORIOUS 536
G&L PAINTED SAVAGE 792
G&L SHOWDOWN 654
GARLAND’S R.O.I. ................................. 906
GATILLERO 626
GD BLACK OUT 870
GF BUCK WINN 990
GF G-MAN 424
GF SOUTHBROOKE 617
GG ROYAL BUTLER 75 330
GINGER BREAD MAN 606
GM ROUNDER’S HOSS 800
GOLD BABA GUY 384
GOLD MINE 1 977
GOLD RULER 140
GR GRAND UNLIMITED ...................... 656
GRAND EXIT 862
GRANDE SAFARI CHEX 829
GRASS ROOTS BIG SUPER 698
GREAT SCOTT 246
GRINGO 158 699
GUN LEE ZEE SH 58/2 940 GUN SMOKE 598 — H —
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H BAR R 326 RURAL FROST 368
H BAR R 530 MONTANA JACK 369
HABANERO 552
HAPPY 9 ..................................................881
HAPPY BULL 725
HAWKEYE FREIGHTTRAIN 528
HB TEXAS MICKEY 358
HCC MEASLES REBEL 404
HD LEADING EDGE..............................509
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HE WICHITA CHIEF 20 269
HE’S PRET TY TUFF 877
HEART BREAKER...................................880
HECK’S BEST 18 HENRY TOO 393
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J.R. SEMAN 543
JACK POT 894
JACKHAMMER 951
JUMPING JACK FLASH 454
JUNIOR #324..........................................20
JUSTIFY 1048
JVC GUADALUPE JACK 121
JVC SANDMAN 527
JAGUAR CHEX 1005
JAM BOX 1052
JAMMIN TEX 913
JBR CASH............................................... 659
JBR ECLIPSE 831
JBR MASTER PIECE 707
JBR NET WORTH 832
JDH BUFFALO SOLDIER 530
JEFFERSON TEXA 873
JEST A COWBOY 1043
JET BLACK PHANTOM 625
JET JOCKEY 394
JETEXAS 277
JH HORN STAR 930
JH LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE 1013
JH MONIKA’S SUN ............................... 855
JH NIGHT SAFARI’S SON 903
JH RURAL BLACKOUT.........................979
JH RURAL SAFARI SON 902
JH RURALLY SCREWED 836
JHCC VOODOO 1034
JIM DANDY 274
JIM RED SPEC 9/5 383
JVC WICHITA CLASSIC 37/9 320 —K —
KABAR KNIGHT 474
KC JUST RESPECT 787
KC KONSTANT RESPECT 676
KDK FIREBALL 1011
KDK WILDFIRE 993
KEMOSABI 48
KILL KINDLY 840
KING 295
KING CALICO’S SUN PIRATE 308
JINGLEBOB 1/2......................................169
JINGLEBOB 527/2 165
JK CREEKMORE 505
JK STERLING 262 469
JL BARACADE ....................................... 635
JM SUE 599
KING CLASSIC 210
KING COWBOY 946
KING OF CLUBS .................................... 564
KING PIN 14 784
KING RANCH 100 418
KING’S RANGER 102 141
JMC PHENOMENAL RANGER 475
JOAQUIN 823
JOE KID 848
JOEY’S ZORRO 13/8 219
JOHNNIE REB 430
JOHNNY CASH 208
JOHNNY WALKER 1/6 176
JOURNEYMAN 1035
JP GRAND MARSHALL 693
JP RIO CAPONE KID 838
KIOWA BEND TORO WR.....................285
KNIGHT EDITION 37
KOBRA 600
KODIAK 249 574 — L —
L MONARCH’S I-N-COMMAND 431
LAMB’S POWER PLAY
LAMPLIGHTER
SMOKE’N .........................................785 LARAMIE
LC BLADEN
LCC ENDURO 15E 522
JP RIO GRANDE ....................................641
JTW TESTOSSTYRONE 779
JUAN MACE 75 68
JUBAL JANGLER 801
LCP JESSIE 786
LE WICHITA RINGO 296
LELY RANCH 170 398
LEONIDAS 726
JULIO VIXEN ECR 789
JULIO’S LEYENDA ECR 733
JULIO’S THUNDER 632
JUMBO HORNS 88
LEVI 6 657
LINDA’S RANGER 178
LINDSEY’S FM 220 143
LINE DRIVE 39/1 1039
LIT TLE ACE LOBO ................................ 566
LIT
PC WICHITA
PCC CACTUS
PCC
PCC FRONT RUNNER
PCC RUN AWAY GRAY.........................907
PEACEMAKER 44 627
PEARL SNAP BCB 1021
PEBBLE CREEK DON 347
PECOS 140..............................................131
PECOS MONTERREY-80
PHENOMENON
PICASSO 8/1 570 PK SHOW GUN 435 PLAY BOY 236
POLLARD 010.........................................195
POR LUCKY JOE EXOTIC 1022 POWERWAGON 1025
PPF GUN MAKER 601 PRAIRIE FIRE 42
PRIMERO CLASS 549 PRINCE CLASSIC FM 165 148 PRING 427 PRO 130 PURE CLASS 106 — Q —
QC’S PARKER BROWNE 523
QR IT’S A LONELY KNIGHT ................. 577 QUICK DRAW 103 802 QUILL 463
QUINADO FANDANGO 152
QUIOTOSA KING CALICO 179
QUIXOTE BLUE FEATHER
QUIXOTE J.R.
QUIXOTE KID
QUIXOTE
RODEO MAX ST 723
ROUNDUP 562
ROUNDUPS PURPLE SAGE 677
ROWDY HR 820
ROYAL BLUE WR-53 161
SIERRA WR 655 429
SIERRA WR 904..................................... 387
SILVER STRIKE 417
SIT TIN BULL............................................681
SITTIN’ ON TOP SRC 788
ROYAL MOUNTY 32
ROYALE CHAMBORD 350
RR ESCONDIDO RED 260 834
RR NO DOUBT .......................................673
RR RED DUST 1031
RR SWEET BRINDLE DUST 795
RRR GROUND ZERO 652
RRR JAGGED EDGE 616 750
RRR RIMOUNT’S EDGE 110 847
RS SIERRA WR 404 428
RULER OF DOUBLE H 61
RURAL DELIVERY 74
RUSTY RANGER 90
RZ WALKIN TALL 959 — S —
S-D MR G 519
S-P COWABUNGA DUDE 500
S. R. UNHITTABLE 695
SABATA CHEX 645
SAFARI B 117 93
SAFARI BL CHEX 712
SAFARI WARRIOR CHEX 773
SAGE DODE FM 950 517
SL COWBOY GRANDE..........................851
SLASH V HUSKER ................................. 205
SLASH V JIGGS 204
SLEDGEHAMMER 682
SMOKY DIAMOND 689
SNIPER 963
SO SUE ME 51/6 715
SPECIAL AGENT 105
SPECK-TACULAR 607
SPUR TEXA 781
SPUR’S HUMBOLDT 111
SALIDA SLICK 649
SALT LICK 687
SAM CHEX 708 ..................................... 892
SANDDOLLAR CISCO KID 991
SANDDOLLAR SAMSONITE 683
SANDHILL’S CONQUEST 239
SR CLOUT 466 857
SR DOUBLESHOT 700 918
SR MATT’S RESPECT .............................972
SR MICHELOB 508 891
SR PROFICIENT 858
SS MICRO CHIEF ROMEO 796
SARATOGA 638
SCC CENTAURUS 799
SCC LEGEND 680
SCORPION 86 842
SD HORIZON.........................................692
SEBASTIAN 685
SENATOR 419
SENOR MULEGE 103
SENOR YATES NO. 8 ............................... 13
SENOR YATES NO. 9 312
STACKED DECK 833
STALLONE ST 922
STARBASE COMMANDER 702
STARLINER 563
STARTEX 941
STORM WARNING 452
STRAIGHT BUTLER 375
SUNRISE ADMIRAL 521
SUNRISE SORRILLO ............................. 582
SUPER BOWL 610
SUPER SONOITAN 464
SUPERIOR 80
SENOR YO 792 262
SENSOR 541
SEQUEL 488
SHADOWIZM 646
SUPERMAN 483
SURE SHOT,FD 451
SWAGGER BCB 869
SWEET CHEX 783 745 — T —
SHENANDOAH BEAU 409
SHENANDOAH CLASS 408
SHENANDOAH WARRIOR 743
SHOCK WAVE 506
TABASCO 537 TANGO 546
Dual
AF GUN SLINGER 2077
AWESOME MARTIN LUTHER 2027
BACKFIRED LOVE LV 2119
BERET TA 531 2090
BIG WIG 2046
CLEAR POINT 2067
CLEAR WIN 2044
COAL SMOKE 1046
COWBOY CHEX 2045
Registered / ITLA CERTIFIED BULLS - For A.I. Number Reference
A.I. Offspring from these bulls can be registered with the TLBAA
IMPACTS REAR ADMIRAL 1037
IRON HAIL 2056
IRON SPAN 2115
JET BLACK CHEX 794 2078
JUMA.....................................................2036
JUST CAUSE 1032
LC 585 WAR BONNET 2069
LINE UP..................................................2123
LITTLE BIGHORN 2061
D/O SUNDANCE 2035
DIEPENHOEK JOHN WAYNE 2054
DILLON 2060
DRAG NET 2070
DROP BOX 2108
FIELDER 1067
FIFTY SHADES DARKER 2113
FUGATIVE 2083
GENE LEE 2049
GIZMO 1077
HEADLINER FF248 1036
HIGHWAY MAN 1068
HUNT’S HOT COPY 2047
ICE PICK 2130
LVR LUCKY MALACHI 2059
M ARROW DAMITT 2040
MIDNIGHT EOT 1/11 2073
NIFTY FIFTY 2089
NON STOP ........................................... 2087
OVER KILL 2019
OVERHEAD 1076
PARAMOUNT 1015
POINT POWER 2093 PREMIER GREAT PLAINS ................... 2102 RECKON SO 2086 RED IRON 16/5 2106
RM AUSSIE COWBOY 2081
RM CHECKERED FLAG 2085
167 1083
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KANSAS
MISSOURI MASSACHUSETTS
MONTANA
COLORADO KANSAS
INDIANA
NEW MEXICO
OKLAHOMA
PENNSYLVANIA
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BEAVER CREEK LONGHORNS - Est. 1995. Conformation, color, disposition, pedigree and HORNS. Reasonable prices. Carole Muchmore, Ponca City, OK. 580 765-9961 (calls only) or email cmuchmor@ poncacity.net. www.beavercreeklonghorns.com
LONE WOLF RANCH
Dr. Lee and Linda Ragains 918-855-0704 • Sallisaw, OK www.lonewolfranch.net
Trade & Barter
TRADE YOUR LONGHORNS – We’ll take your bulls and steers in trade for cows, heifers, pairs, herd sires or semen from breed’s top quality bulls. Stonewall Valley Ranch, Fredericksburg, TX. Days 512-454-0476 / Weekends 830-644-2380.
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SAVE THE DATE TEXAS
JULY 2024
July 13, 2024 •Metcalfe Dispersal Sale , Amarillo Fair Grounds, Amarillo, TX Dan Huntington 715-853-7608 or Linda Metcalfe metcalfelinda@ymail.com
July 26-27, 2024 • The Great Northern Longhorn Classic and Cheesehead Futurity, Gresham, WI. Dan Huntington 715-853-7608 or Ali Mast 715-495-4369
July 28, 2024 • California State Fair, Sacramento, CA. Entry deadline 6/19/24. Sandra Hurtgen Moniero (916) 263-7903 or smhurtgen@calexpo.com. Qualifying Haltered, Non-Haltered, Trophy Steers and Miniatures.
AUGUST 2024
August 9-11 • Bringing’ The Heat Circle T Arena & Resort, Hamilton, TX. Entry Deadline July 28th. Adalyn Burns (682) 415-8140 or adylnlong2017@gmail.com. Qualifying Haltered, Trophy Steers, Youth, Youth Points Only and Miniatures.
August 17, 2024 • 4th Annual Top Hand Sale, Rapid City, SD. Contact: Scot and Jodie OBryan 605 344 2263 or joband123@hotmail.com
August 17-18, 2024 • Great Plains Texas Longhorn Show, Central States Fair,, Rapid City, SD. Entry deadline 8/3/24. Ellen Tobin (605) 209-6230 or gptla.info@gmail.com. Qualifying Haltered, Non-Haltered, Trophy Steers, Youth, Youth Miniatures, Youth Points Only and Miniatures.
August 24-25, 2024 • Ray Bohy Texas Longhorn Show, Nebraska State Fair, Grand Island, NE. Paul Schlecht (402) 719-7317 or paulschlecht09@gmail.com. Qualifying Haltered, Non-Haltered, Trophy Steers and Youth.
August 31, 2024 • 27th Annual Butler Invitational Sale, Lockhart, TX. Contact Jason Christa butlerbreeders@yahoo.com (210) 232-1818
SEPTEMBER 2024
September 1-2, 2024
• West Texas Fair & Rodeo, Abilene, TX. Entry deadline 7/29/24. Catherine Morris (325) 829-9219. Qualifying Haltered, Youth, Youth Miniatures, and Youth Points Only.
September 6-7, 2024 • Crossroads of the West Futurity & Sale Willard, UT Contact Melissa Boerst 775-560-3767 or Kory Wayment 435-239-2076 for information
September 7, 2024 • NTLBA Fall “Show + Go”, Ellis County Cowboy Church, Waxahachie, TX. Entry Deadline 8/21/24 (postmarked). Contact Kevin Rooker (817) 692-7843 or (817) 771-9548, krooker61@gmail.com. Qualifying Haltered, Youth and Youth Miniature Steers Only.
September 13-14, 2024 • G&G Fall Classic Sale & Futurity, Culpeper, VA. Chase Vasut 512-917-8654, Shawn Peguignot 540-406-3155
September 14, 2024 • New Mexico State Fair, Albuquerque, NM. Contact Dustin Brewer dustinandcandi@gmail.com 505-660-3061 Qualifying Haltered, Non-Halter, & Trophy Steers
September 20-24, 2024 • TLBGCA Fall Show, Grimes Co Fairgrounds, Navasota, TX Contact Julio Romero julioc.romero@sbcglobal.net or 713-248-9774 Qualifying Halter, Trophy Steers, Youth, Miniatures & Points Only
September 20-24, 2024 • Legends Sale & Futurity, Duncan, OK. Justin Rombeck 816-536-1083 or justinthelonghornman@gmail.com
September 27-29, 2024 • ETLA Fall Show, Longhorn Arena & Event Center, Greenville, TX Entry Deadline 9/11/24 postmarked Contact John Oliver joliver210@yahoo.com 972-268-0083 or Brenda Oliver boliver84@yahoo.com 972-268-0031 Qualifying Haltered, Non-Haltered, Trophy Steers, Youth & Miniatures
September 28, 2024 • Dickinson Cattle Co. Customer Appreciation Day, 35000 Muskrat Rd Barnesville, Ohio 43713
September 29, 2024 • Tusla State Fair, Expo Square, Tulsa, OK. Entry Deadline 8/26/24 Contact Kyla Lovejoy 940-600-7033 kyla_gail@yahoo.com Qualifying Haltered, Trophy Steers, Youth
OCTOBER 2024
October 3-5, 2024 • TLBAA Horn Showcase, Canadian County Expo Center, El Reno, OK Contact Pam Robison 817-625-6241 or pam@tlbaa.org
October 8-9, 2024 • State Fair of Texas, Dallas, TX. Entry Deadline 9/1/24 Contact Kevin Rooker 817-692-7843 krooker61@gmail.com or Pam Robison 817-625-6241 pam@tlbaa.org. Qualifying Haltered, Trophy Steers, Youth
October 11-12, 2024 • Fall B&C Longhorn Sale, New Cambria, MO. Sale auctioneers: Shawn & Bill Sayre. Contact: Shawn (660)734-8782
OCTOBER 2024 (CONT’D.)
October 18-19, 2024 • Millennium Futurity Lexington, KY. Ann Gravett, gravett99@yahoo.com
October 25-26, 2024 • Nebraska Texas Longhorn Association Good Life Futurity, Fremont, NE. Paul Schlecht 402-719-7317, Cully Sila 402-366-1158, Justin Georges 402-580-3140, NTLA Sec, Chelsey Georges- cgeorges668@gmail.com
October 25-27, 2024 • Ark-La-Tex Annual Fall Show George Henderson Expo Center, Lufkin, TX. Entry Deadline: Postmark Oct.21st. Donnie & Marilyn Taylor (936) 4223155 or (936) 414-1401, 4tlonghorns@gmail.com. Qualifying Haltered, Non-Haltered, Haltered Trophy Steers, Youth, and Youth Points Only.
NOVEMBER 2024
November 1-3 • Jim Curry Classic. Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds, Lubbock, TX. Entry Deadline Oct. 18th. Amanda Danley (432) 894-1320 or adanley@seminoleisd.net. Qualifying Haltered, Trophy Steers, Youth, Youth Points Only and Miniatures. November 14-17 • State Fair of Louisiana. Fairgrounds, Shreveport, LA. Bracy Wars (936) 404-2116. Qualifying Haltered, Non-Haltered, Trophy Steers and Youth.
November 15-17 • Kaufman Police Association Longhorn Show. Henderson county Fairgrounds, Athens, TX. Entry Deadline Oct. 31st. Joel Norris (972) 533-4945 or joelnorris83. jn@gmail.com. Qualifying Haltered, Non-Haltered, Trophy Steers, Youth and Miniatures.
JANUARY 2025
January 5 , 2025 • Cattlemen’s Congress, Oklahoma City Fairgrounds, Oklahoma City, OK. Enter online at www.cattlemenscongress.com. Opens Nov. 1. Enter by Nov. 20th. Late entries/subs by December 5th. Walker Hance (981) 808-6268, w.hance@speccorp. com or TLBAA Office (817) 625-6241. Qualifying Haltered, Trophy Steers, Youth and Miniatures
January 17-21 , 2025 • Fort Worth Stock Show, Will Rogers Complex, Fort Worth, TX. Pam Robison (817) 625-6241 or pam@tlbaa.org. Qualifying Haltered, Non-Haltered, Trophy Steers and Youth.
January 18 , 2025 • Eddie Wood Cowtown Classic Sale, Will Rogers Complex, Fort Worth, TX. Pam Robison (817) 625-6241 or pam@tlbaa.org.
FEBRUARY 2025
February 14-16 • San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo, San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo Fairgrounds, San Angelo, TX.Entry deadline Jan. 10th. Amanda Danley (432) 894-1320 or adanley@seminoleisd.net. Qualifying Haltered, Trophy Steers, Youth, Youth Points Only and Miniatures.
MARCH 2025
March 27-29 • YMBL South Texas State Fair, Ford Park, Beaumont, TX. Bracy Wars (936) 404-2116. Qualifying Haltered, Trophy Steers and Youth.
APRIL 2025
April 4-5, 2025 • Fredericksburg Sale, Fredericksburg, TX. Contact Mike Davis, mike@lmlonghorns.com
April 11, 2025 • Bluegrass Heifer Sale held in conjunction with the Bluegrass Futurity, Lexington, KY. Sale starts 6 p.m. Contact Hudson Longhorn Sales, Elizabeth Hudsonehudson18@gmail.com or (812) 786-2140.
April 11-12, 2025 • Bluegrass Futurity held in conjunction with the Bluegrass Heifer Sale, Lexington, KY. Bulls Friday 1 p.m. Heifers Saturday 10 a.m. Contact Dan Huntington, (715) 853-7608 or info@huntingtonsales.com.
April 11-13, 2025 • 2025 ETLA Corsicana Classic, Navarro County Expo Center, Corsicana, TX Entry Deadline 4/1/25 Contact Debroah Burkham 214-616-2549 dburk5@ hotmail.com Qualifying Haltered, Trophy Steers, Youth, Youth Miniatures, Miniatures
April 25, 2025 • Texoma Spring Classic, Duncan, OK. Mike Beck (817) 905-7994, Dale Hunt (402) 214-4851 or Bob Loomis (580) 276-7498.
April 25-27 2025 • Battle on the Prairie Heifer Futurity, Duncan, OK. Josh Dinwiddie (580) 812-2436
MAY 2025
May 2-3, 2025 • Glendenning Fiesta Sale Celina, TX. Celina TX. Contact Sherese Glendenning sherese@glendenningfarms.com 972-978-0424
May 23-24, 2025 • Fort Worth Stockyards Longhorn Auction, Heifer Sale Friday - Cow Sale Saturday. Contact Hudson Longhorn Sales, Elizabeth Hudson - ehudson18@gmail.com or (812) 786-2140.
