Angus World Winter 2011/12, Volume 19, Issue 5 by Everything Angus

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Regular Departments Auction Block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canadian Angus Association Breed Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canadian Angus Association CEO Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canadian Angus Association - Commercial Chat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canadian Angus Association Director Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canadian Angus Association Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canadian Angus Association Staff Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canadian Angus Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canadian Angus Rancher Endorsed Tag Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . Events Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Provincial Angus Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Feature Articles Benlock Farms Angus Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beyond EPDs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Build Better Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canadian Angus Exports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CCA - BIXS Launched Nationwide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carcass 101 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Routine Human Genotyping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . World Angus Secretariat Tour in Argentina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Show Results Canadian Angus Association - All Star Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Canadian Western Agribition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Expo St-Hyacinthe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Expo Quebec . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Farmfair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Lloydminster Stockade Roundup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Manitoba Junior Angus Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Manitoba Livestock Expo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Maritime Fall Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 North American International Livestock Exposition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Ottawa Valley Point Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Saskatoon Fall Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Cover:Thank You to Tracy Jenkins, Jenkins Lazy U Ranch, Pincher Creek, Alberta for supplying our cover photo.

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Dave’s Desk

2012 is shaping up to be a great year in the cattle business. e Angus breed being a major player has been able to reap the beneﬁts of the dramatically changed landscape. Calf prices last fall were signiﬁcantly higher than previous years. is will bode well for spring bull sales. e commercial beef herd of Canada has evolved into being largely Angus based.

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We need to be vigilant in our culling process to ensure that only top quality bulls are being sold as herd bulls. If can learn anything from the tougher times, we should remember that quality bulls usually met with good acceptance. e lesser quality bulls would have been more proﬁtable in the cull feed pen. I don’t like preaching, but let’s not be tempted to try and sell ‘just a few more’.

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Angus breeders have some things to look forward to as far their association. We now have new management which will put a diﬀerent and fresh approach to the way things are done. We have embarked on a build project that will see the headquarters of the association located in our own building. ere are exciting times ahead.

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In a reaction to the severe market change caused by BSE, Benlock Farms looked to other means of sustaining the farm at Grandora, Saskatchewan. “Initially, like many people, we were playing with marketing beef oﬀ of the farm, recounts Tom Blacklock, who owns the operation. “I got carried away with my bookings at the abattoir and realized I would have to come up with a way to move the beef.” Looking for other means to generate sales, Tom applied to the Saskatoon Farmer’s Market and has been there for eight and half years.” “e great thing about this type of marketing is that you are in control of your pricing. is is really what has got us through the down market, so we are now in a position to take advantage of the recent up turn.” Benlock Farms markets 100 to 120 head a year through the Saskatoon Farmer’s Market. ere are challenges with marketing beef in this manner. Firstly, a steady year around supply is needed. Tom addresses this with calving his cows later and is more able stagger

when animals are ready. Secondly, you have to be able to market the entire animal. “Unlike a butcher shop, you can’t just order in what is selling.” Tom found that beef is a product well suited to a Farmer’s Market situation. “We have always gone with frozen brown paper wrapped beef. In the beginning this was hard on sales, but once we gained our customers conﬁdence and loyalty, sales haven’t been a problem. Frozen beef is a very well suited product to sell through a Farmer’s Market. One of the advantages to the frozen product is that if you have a carry over, it can be stored.” “e customers that pay our bills, have a little colour in their cheeks, their eyes get a special glint when you mention the ‘Ribeye’.” eir consumption is based on the quality of the product. How much they have to spend only determines the type of cut they will buy, ribeye versus hamburger. ere is nothing more important than your hamburger, if that

Beef from Benlock Farms is hormone and antibiotic free. It is dry aged for 21 days at a federally inspected plant.

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is top quality, the rest of the cuts will sell.” e hamburger that Benlock Farms markets is not a dumping ground for bulls, cows or outdated product. It is the same perfectly mixed, lean, ﬂavourable beef which gives a diﬀerence you can see, smell and taste. Customers like the idea of being able to talk directly to the producer about the consistency and quality of the product. It is especially important to Tom that he is able to educate consumers from a producers perspective. More and more people are looking for quality over quantity. ey are wanting to put a face to the producer and learn how the animals are raised. “e fact that we are local is important. We butcher weekly, which allows us to be responsive to special orders. ere is beef on the rail at all times.” Benlock Farms also has select restaurants that use their product. Dan Walker, the owner and head chef at of Weczeria in Saskatoon is a great proponent of Benlock Farms. He has won several competitions

utilizing their product. Dan is a supporter of using local products as well as promoting the producers who supply them. With a quality product, chefs are willing to change their menu based on what is available to them.

In order to ensure a consistant quality product Tom has the backing of a herd of Angus cattle that goes back many generations. e Benlock herd stems from the Heatherbrook herd of Tom’s grandfather Sam Henderson. ere is a lot of history in these herds as the Henderson family’s involvement in Angus cattle goes back 100 years. e Canadian Angus Association recently recognized ‘Heatherbrook’ the Henderson family as being members of the Association for 100 continuous years. is is the ﬁrst year that this prestigious award has been given and was received by only two herds.

From a study of thousands of extended pedigrees covering more than 40 years, it can safely be estimated that at least 75 per cent of all Angus who stem from Western Canada sources, will carry in their lineage ancestors who were bred at or introduced to Canada by Heatherbrook Farms. Of the handful of top bulls to play a major role in North American Angus breeding programs, Pine Drive Big Sky and Early Sunset Emulous 60E could be considered foundation sires right at the top. Tom’s father Ben purchased and promoted 60E long before he became a two time American Sire of the Year. Ben also raised the dam of Pine Drive Big Sky. A vast number of today’s popular bloodlines go back to these bulls, making it hard to imagine the impact on the breed of these two sires.

“e enjoyment of quality black cow/calf pairs on green grass. Seeing our customers succeed with our seedstock. Beef customers that seems to go out of their way to tell us how much they’ve enjoyed our product. these are the things that drive us to do what we do. Whether it is one pound of hamburger or a breeding bull, we greatly appreciate and enjoy each and every customer.”

“What I would like to tell my fellow Angus breeders is that we are on the right track. As time goes by the link between what you are paid and the eating experience of the consumer is going to get closer. It is amazing, I assumed that eventually we would run into at least one bad animal, but these Angus cattle are so consistant in terms of eating quality that we haven’t run into problems due to genetics.”

“e key ingredient in our beef is pride. If we were only about dollars and cents, we’d be doing something else.”

Canadian feedlots and ranchers can cooperate to improve beef produced from cowherds across the nation, all in the interest of proﬁtably growing demand. Domestically and around the world, the beef already has a reputation for unsurpassed safety and traceability, along with the high quality of grain feeding. e next level is to track and improve individual carcass quality. “We’ve built our production protocols with that in mind,” says Travis Hickey, general manager of cattle strategies for Western Feedlots, with custom feeding operations near Strathmore, High River and Mossleigh, Alta. Working together, the industry can expand both supply and demand for high-quality beef by recording and sharing data, and then using it. “Today, we can provide weights on arrival, average daily gain during the feeding period, death loss, carcass weight, quality grade and yield grade, all on an individual basis,” he adds. Charlie Fullerton, who uses Angus bulls on black and black baldy cows north of Pincher Creek, Alberta, has been feeding with Western for more than 20 years. He retained ownership until the last two years when he sold directly to the feedlot, which has shared performance and carcass data for several years. “at lets us see which cows and bulls are doing the best; I’ve culled some cows partly on their carcass data,” says Fullerton. e improvement in grade from 50 per cent AAA to 75 per cent AAA he attributes to both culling the lower end and adding more Angus genetics.

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“A lot of people don’t think about premiums for quality, or even know what they have. You don’t unless you feed them,” says Fullerton. “en if they don’t perform on the grid, you’ve got to start changing something.” Another 20-year customer, Twin H Cattle Co., near Goodsoil, Saskatchewan, looks forward to getting individual data now. Trevor Himmelsbach and his family start calving their 800 Angus-base cows in later winter. ey are weaned in October and custom fed at Western Feedlots. “We’ve seen the group data for many years, but could not link that to our own records until now,” says Himmelsbach. “We’ve had a big improvement, but looking forward to more,” he says. “e bulls I use for AI, I try to select those that will marble well, get a good ribeye and a little less fat – high grid bulls you might say. Being able to select on the cow side as well, we can make more improvement in those traits.” Group data showed Certified Angus Beef ® (CAB®) brand acceptance less than 20 per cent and no more than one per cent Prime. “at’s not where I want those to be,” says Himmelsbach. “We can make a lot of progress there, looking back on which cows are producing CAB and Prime, and AI’ing those to get even better replacements in their progeny.” e more data, the easier it is to see the effect of a change in feeding program, implant or market weight. e more known the more value, but it’s a dynamic set of data, says Hickey. “Genetics change from one year to another with the use of different bulls, and there can be large variation within a herd,” he says. “We work with producers in understanding how their cattle performed relative to their cohorts in the areas of performance, health and carcass attributes.” Western sorts individual cattle into the yard and as they are ready for market to reduce variation in carcass weight and manage optimal end-points.

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“We encourage cow-calf producers to get more than just carcass data back, because without other information it is of very little value,” adds Hickey. “For example, as the industry adopts beta-agonists and new implant technologies, it drastically alters the carcass composition.” Knowing the information context helps keep genetic selection on track. Of course, marbling and quality grade are often up for discussion as part of the entire “complex puzzle.” “All else being equal, an average yielding carcass that grades upper AAA and fits the CAB brand can be worth $50 per head more than AA of the same weight,” says Hickey. It’s not uncommon for a load of Western-fed cattle to go 80 per cent AAA, and some 100 per cent or better, but the CAB share has been more commonly in the 10 to 15 per cent area. at can improve while making progress on feed efficiency at the same time, says Hickey, based on company data. at is, you don’t have to give up quality when selecting for feed efficiency. at tandem focus—quality with efficiency—is the key to producing beef that will attract more consumers, both domestic and globally. Hickey says foreign delegations that tour Western Feedlots are “blown away” by the level of individual information and traceability. “And they trust our feeding programs. is is becoming more important with the average consumer everywhere, so Canada is in a great position moving forward.” by Janet Kanters

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Routine Human Genotyping have Applications for Cattle Breeders

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Many parents will remember the heel prick test for their newborn child soon after delivery. is procedure is common practice in modern neonatal medical diagnostics for the detection various genetic disorders, enabling parents to take appropriate action, if necessary. e neonatal heel prick test is primarily used to diagnose human genetic disorders, including phenylketonuria (PKU). e PKU test allows for a blood sample to be assessed for the proper functioning of the gene coding for the enzyme phenylalanine hydroxylase. Should these tests indicate improper phenylalanine hydroxylase function, caregivers can take action by adjusting the child’s diet in such a manner that ameliorates some of the more serious effects of this disorder, thereby improving the health and longevity of the child. Using the heel prick test for genetic testing of newborns for PKU and other diseases (like cystic fibrosis and hypothyroidism) is critical revealing information prior to onset of symptoms, enabling caregivers to address these special growth and development issues. e necessity of genetics testing is not limited to infants, as diagnosing the predisposition for certain diseases is useful in adults as well. In some disorders, such as Huntington’s disease, where genotyping elucidates the malignancy in the huntingtin gene, there is no cure. Huntington’s disease serves as a rare yet striking example of how fate can be completely determined by our genes, as symptoms for Huntington’s disease are almost completely masked in young people, but for those unfortunate enough to possess the malignant huntingtin genotype, disease onset is an absolute certainty. Since no action can be taken with regards to mitigating the effects of Huntington’s disease, people at risk are left with the philosophical dilemma of whether or not they want to know if they possess the malignant huntingtin genotype. Many other genetic diseases, however, empower decision makers to take action to mitigate severity. For instance, genotyping of BRCA1 & BRCA2 yields information

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regarding possible carcinogenic mutations in these genes that increase the likelihood of breast cancer. Early BRCA1 & BRCA2 genotyping oﬀers people who are diagnosed with carcinogenic mutations in these genes, and thus a predisposition for breast cancer, the opportunity to take proactive therapeutic avenues to reduce the likelihood of the onset of breast cancer. ese examples highlight the power of genotyping technology in predicting the future, thereby arming people with accurate information such that they may take appropriate action. How do genotyping technologies assist cattle breeders? Cattle genotyping is an extension of the same technologies used in human genotyping, as breeders take advantage of these modern technologies to not only mitigate genetic diseases in their herd, but also to optimize the production of cattle with key market characteristics. With regards to diagnosing cattle genetic disorders, one commonly used genotyping assay utilizes DNA markers to identify carriers of Curly Calf Syndrome (CCS). CCS is a disease in which calves are stillborn as a result of a form of arthrogryposis multiplex (AM), and these “curly” calves inherited two copies (one from each parent) of the lethal genotype and are homozygous for the AM gene. However, cattle may be living, symptom-free carriers of CCS if they possess only one copy of the lethal genotype of AM gene (heterozygous), while other cattle can be homozygous with two copies of the benign AM-free genotype. Cattle breeders use genotyping to determine the status of the AM genotype such that they can make informed herd management decisions, such as culling the AM-carriers or strategically breeding with AM-free homozygotes, to avoid the production and perpetuation of curly calves in their herd. Eﬀorts to develop tests for other cattle genetic disorders, including neuropathic hydrocephalus (NH, also known as “Water Head”), contractural arachnodactyly (CA, also known as “Fawn Calf Syndrome”), mannosidosis (MA), and

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osteopetrosis (OS) have been successful and are now commercially available to assist cattle breeders in herd disease management. Genotyping is not solely for purposes of diagnosing genetic diseases, however, as cattle breeders also use molecular genetics technology as another tool towards the production of cattle with enhanced market characteristics. e most well established and widely used fat-related cattle genotyping assay is the diagnosis of the leptin single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), where a single nucleotide shift in the leptin gene significantly impacts a cattle’s predisposition for rapid fat accumulation. SNP-based genotyping is also effective for the diagnosis of another gene, IGF2, that codes for insulin-like growth factor 2 which is associated with increased rib eye area (REA) in cattle. Research conducted at the University of Saskatchewan has shown that cattle who are homozygous for one version of the IGF2 SNP have 10% more REA than cattle with other versions of IGF2 SNP. Application of genotyping and selecting bulls homozygous for key characteristics can improve a breeder’s calf crop in as little as one year. rough the application of modern genotyping, breeders can better equip themselves with information about their herd, enabling them to make informed breeding decisions. Just as genotyping is critical for determining cattle (and human) predisposition for certain genetic disorders, modern breeders also employ genotyping technologies such that they make accurate and efficient herd management decisions when targeting key markets. By Grant Woronuk, PhD Research Scientist, Quantum Genetics Canada Inc.

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Beyond EPDs - Genomics and Beef Cattle

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We’re living in an information hungry world, and the faster we can get information, the better. When it comes to animal breeding, more information sooner means that better decisions and subsequent financial returns can be made. is has never been truer than it is now in the era of genomics. e traditional method of EPD evaluation depends on the collection of progeny test data. is results in highly accurate genetic assessments, but it is a time consuming and costly process. With a simple genomic test, cattle breeders now have the opportunity to obtain more information about an animal’s genetic potential very early in its life. Before genomic technology and its benefits can be fully appreciated, one must understand some basic concepts about DNA. Bovine DNA 101 DNA of bulls and cows is dispersed over chromosomes in each cell of the body. Four kinds of bases, connected in pairs and arranged in varying sequences, make up the building blocks of DNA. In total, there are ~3 billion of these building blocks in the DNA of a bull or cow. 99.8% of DNA is identical between cattle within a breed, so only 0.2% is different and this part determines the genetics differences we see in field data and in EPDs. is

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means that there are ~6 million base pairs (0.2%) that cause the difference between cattle within a breed. e base pairs that cause these differences are called SNP’s (snips). Genomics Genomics is the method where the information from the traditional EPD is combined with the DNA information. DNA is analyzed from a reference population (a large group of animals with very accurate genetic evaluations) and with powerful statistical tools, the relation between SNPs and each EPD is estimated. For example, the relation between each SNP and the proof for Birth Weight (BW) is estimated, as is the relation between each SNP the proof for Rib Eye Area, and so forth for all traits. ese relations are called “SNP effects” and historical phenotypic data allows us to estimate them. Some SNPs may have a very strong effect on one trait but have very little or no effect on other traits. ese SNP effects allow us to calculate genomic values for bulls and heifers in order to facilitate accurate selection decisions among animals that are too young to have performance data of their own. SNP effects that are estimated in the reference population can be extrapolated to other animals in the same breed. is opens the door to testing the DNA of very young animals and calculating genomic EPDs, using these SNP effects. SNP panels, which can contain a huge amount of DNA marker information, can be very quickly analyzed. SNP panels can be used to assess for production traits as well as to determine parentage. Faster Genetic Progress Why is genomics such a big deal? e answer lies in the fact that genetic progress is much faster with utilization of this technology. To understand how this is possible, let’s review the 4 factors that influence genetic progress: • Selection intensity: when animals are selected based on a stricter regime, more progress will be made. Effectively this means using better sires in your herd for the traits you wish to improve. • Accuracy of selection: estimates of genetic value are just that – estimates. When we increase the accuracy of our estimate, we are more certain we are selecting the animals

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that are the best genetically. e gains in accuracy of a genomic test over parent average can be huge, which means the ranking of sires is less likely to change over time as the bull gets progeny information • Genetic variation: a large degree of difference (variation) between the best animals for a trait and the worst animals for a trait allows more progress to be made, than if the best animals are only marginally better than the worst animals. • Generation interval: younger animals are generally geneticallysuperior to older animals when selection is taking place, and when that is the case, the faster we turn over generations, the more progress we make. The power of genomics lies in the fact that it positively affects three of the four factors that cause genetic progress: selection intensity, accuracy and generation interval. How will it benefit the industry? e major benefit genomics will bring to the industry is faster genetic progress. For seedstock producers, the major advantage lies in early life genomic testing, so the decision to feed and market ‘the right ones’ can be made. For the commercial producer, faster genetic progress will be realized through utilization of semen from bulls that have been genomic tested and therefore have more accurate EPDs earlier in life. An appealing future benefit of the technology could include the prediction of genetic merit for economically important traits that are not routinely measured, such as feed efficiency. is technology will provide revolutionary advances in our ability to genetically improve and better manage beef cattle, just as EPDs did once before. As with all breeding information, beef producers need to assure that selection for specific traits will have a positive effect on the short and long term herd profitability. And although genomic selection will be used as a tool to increase overall quality and performance of animals, proper management must always remain priorityin beef production. Dr. Nate Zwald Senior Director Global Strategy & Marketing Alta Genetics

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CCA - BIXS Launched Nationwide

Larry Thomas

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In mid October, after the last of a three-phase launch process, the Beef InfoXchange System (BIXS) became fully active for beef producers nationwide to register and begin submitting data on their animals. With the launch to commercial cow-calf and purebred producers achieved, the emphasis shifts to ensuring feedlots can register onto BIXS and submit data on an individual animal basis. The Canadian Cattlemen’s Association (CCA) is working with the CCIA and feedlot software specialists to develop a program application that

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would make this process relatively seamless and to enable large amounts of animal data at the feedlot segment to stream into BIXS in an automated process. It is expected that feedlot registrations and data submission could begin in the early new year if this application development stays on schedule. For carcass data, commitments have been achieved between the two major packers in Canada and the CCA to cost-share the collection and submission of data from the packers directly into BIXS. The target date for this to begin remains February 2012, which should cover most of the registered 2011 calf crop. BIXS will support the smaller packers to make the task of getting data to BIXS easier to manage through carcass tracking solutions. “The carcass data BIXS will collect on an individual carcass basis goes well beyond just simple grade data and will include measures like yield percentage and ribeye area and much more,” says BIXS national coordinator Larry Thomas. “For the next two years and more cow-calf producers wanting to get this carcass data at no charge will have to register onto the program and submit CCIA tag ID numbers along with birthdates as the minimum requirement.”

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Most recently BIXS launched a service for BIXS registered producers to showcase their BIXS animals ahead of going to auction. The BIXS Cattle-Classifieds is a no-charge ad service found on the BIXS website that allows registered BIXS cow-calf producers to post information on their cattle and what auction market they intend to sell through, where that market is and when the sale will take place. Buyers have the ability to view and sort these ad listings based on attributes like sex, breed/cross; colour, vaccination details, castration information and more. Funding for the development and delivery of BIXS has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the Agricultural Flexibility Fund. To learn more and to register onto BIXS contact your breed association or visit www.bixs.cattle.ca

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Canadian Angus Exports

Comtois International Export Inc., based in Québec, is a Canadian Livestock Exporter that specializes in the export of Canadian Genetics of cattle and swine and has executed worldwide deliveries for more than 15 years. Our company works jointly with the Russian Federation and the CIS countries’ market

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Russian Market In 2008, we shipped a fully loaded vessel with 1770 head of open Black and Red Angus heifers to Southern Russia. At the end of 2008 and the beginning of 2009, there were several shipments of open and bred Angus heifers which totalled 1300 head. ese Angus shipments were part of a full cargo shipment of beef and dairy cattle to both Southern and Central Russia. In spring 2011 there was a shipment of 1400 purebred beef open heifers and bulls to Far East Russia, of which 380 head of this shipment were Angus heifers and bulls. e animals were loaded out of the Ports of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and arrived at the Port of Vanino, Russia. is was the ﬁrst shipment of Canadian cattle to this region and the animals from this shipment were then allocated on 10 farms in Far East Russia. Also, in August 2011 there was a shipment of 2200 head that departed from the Port of Becancour, Quebec, Canada for the Port of Novorossiysk, Russia; this load included 490 head of Black Angus heifers and bulls. ese animals passed through Russia from the port to their ﬁnal destination farm in the Siberian region.

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for more than 9 years. Since 2007, we have been and are still very active in purebred cattle deliveries to these countries. From November 2007 to December 2011 we have exported more than 22,000 head in total of beef and dairy cattle; all animals were delivered on 13 vessels and 16 planes sent out of Canada to Russia and

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Kazakhstan. Almost 35% of our cattle shipments were beef cattle; more than half of it, which totals over 4300 head were purebred, open and bred Black and Red Aberdeen Angus heifers and bulls.

Kazakhstan Market We started working with The Republic of Kazakhstan in 2008 and have shipped over 1000 head of dairy bred and open heifers to this country since then. Subsequently in the last year, The Republic of Kazakhstan has wanted more beef cattle. Under their Agricultural Beef Development Program, Kazakhstan requested a large number of purebred Angus and Hereford cattle to upgrade their genetics. Therefore, from September to November 2011 we have been working on this project in order to export 5 planes of cattle, of which 4 planes carried beef cattle to Kazakhstan. Half of this beef shipment included Black Angus bred heifers and bulls for a total of 430 head. Every Monday for 5 weeks, we had a plane leave from Mirabel Airport, Quebec, Canada destined for Astana Airport, Kazakhstan with an average of 185 head on board. These animals were then delivered to diﬀerent places in Northern Kazakhstan. The loading of the most recent shipment of Angus cattle was attended by Wayne Gallup, Eastern Fieldman for the Canadian Angus Association.

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Carcass 101

C U P L A B C A R C A S S 1 0 1

You Get What You Pay For The increased demand for high-quality grade beef A change in marketing strategy by a major American retail outlet has intensified the focus on beef genetic selection. Late this summer, the Choice/Select spread was a few cents. By November, it was nearly 20 cents. Ongoing factors such as the diminishing U.S. cowherd have contributed to the increase, but there is more to the story. is fall retail giant Wal-Mart announced a change in merchandising strategy, emphasizing Choice beef over Select. Wal-Mart sells $260 million of groceries annually from 3,800 stores, and will continue to offer Select cuts, but the Choice offerings highlight a national trend that experts say is likely to continue. “e Choice/Select spread is going to settle in and stay awhile,” says Dr. Larry Corah, vice president of supply development for Certified Angus Beef, “for two reasons. One is consumer preference, and two – everything is relative to supply.” e consumer preference pattern is one Corah sees in CAB sales, despite the economy. “As a premium brand, we were concerned when the recession hit,” he explains. “We knew it could be a tough two to three years, as people became more conservative in their spending.” But that’s not what happened. CAB sales have increased 48.1 percent over the past five years – from 544.6 million pounds per year in 2006 to 807 million in 2011. “People want a quality eating experience. As they eat at home more, they are willing to spend a little more on that piece of beef, and a recent study shows beef from the Premium Choice and Prime grades has a 90 percent probability of providing a quality eating experience.” Corah cites an NCBA-funded study out of Colorado State University headed by Dr. Daryl Tatum, Professor of Animal Science at CSU.

“ere was interest in re-evaluating the correlation of eating experience to quality grade,” Tatum explains. “Is marbling predictive of eating experience?” e study used a panel of trained testers that assessed juiciness, tenderness, and buttery-beef flavor on various cuts ranging from Standard to Prime. It reaffirmed the premise that marbling and tenderness are the key components of the taster’s interpretation of quality beef. Also looking at instrument grading’s ability to standardize quality grade and therefore add to the diner’s expectations, the study revealed a steak in the Prime grade has a 98-99 percent likelihood of producing a quality eating experience; 82-88 percent for Premium Choice grade with a moderate amount of marbling. at percentage drops significantly as the quality grade drops to 15 percent for a Standard cut with “Traces” marbling. “Marbling has strong predictive value as beef is sorted into quality of eating experience,” Tatum says of the research results. So Wal-Mart and other retailers have listened to the consumer and the science. e Perfect Storm At the same time retailers stepped up to meet consumer demand for a quality beef-eating experience, “ere has been a linear and dramatic decline in quality grade,” says to Corah. According to the October 29 USDA National Steer and Heifer Grading Report, 58.48 percent of slaughtered animals graded Choice and 3.43 percent graded Prime. at’s down from a peak in Choice grade of 67 percent earlier this year. Not only has the percentage of higher quality grades decreased, but the entire U.S. beef herd is at its lowest level since 1958. e USDA in January put the size of the nation’s cattle herd at 92.6 million head, with the 2010 calf crop at 35.7 million head, the smallest since 1950. Added to the low herd numbers is increased export

demand, particularly in the Pacific Rim, an area known for its taste for quality grade beef. e USDA says exports are up 30 percent from last year, and Corah says China, Japan, and other markets are showing even more promise. Making the Grade All this is good news for producers who base their breeding strategies on carcass data. “Fortunately, the trait that most influences eating quality, in terms of flavor and juiciness, is a heritable trait,” says Corah, “and ultrasound is the best measure of marbling potential.” But, Corah says, there has been a flattening on emphasis on marbling, a trajectory that needs to change to meet demand. “Producers need to decide in their selection process, what traits, besides growth, to focus on,” says Corah. “Given the current demand, that focus needs to be on marbling.” “It can be done,” he adds. “Nationwide, 21-22 percent of beef slaughtered qualifies for CAB. But there are operations in southern Missouri that qualify 85-95 percent. Health and nutrition are part of the picture, of course, but primarily it’s genetic selection.” “A tremendous amount of information has been collected by producers,” continues Corah, as he highlights the value of “stacking” genetics by focusing on both sire and dam genetics to gain more predictability and trait enhancement progress. “We can’t emphasize the use of technology enough.” Tatum agrees the lack of supply of quality grade meat is a concern, and that overall, it is genetic improvement that accounts for the progress thus far and the progress to come. “e genetic component is key,” he says, “and ultrasound is a critical factor in that.” “It’s the top two-thirds of Choice and Prime that deliver the quality eating experience people want,” he adds. “And ultrasound is the critical tool to ratcheting up quality.” Producers need not worry about the cost-effectiveness of their decisions. Due to the market changes, the economic incentive is greater than ever. e price premium for Prime CAB over Select can garner upwards of $300 per animal. “Consumer taste is a very important consideration, and beef continues to be a positive eating experience,” says Corah. “e retailers are seeing a distinct trend. Producers need to produce, and are being paid to produce, that quality product. e huge message here is the dramatic increase in the value of high quality beef.” Submitted by the CUP Lab™

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Ottawa Valley Point Show

September 5, 2011 - Perth, Ontario Judge: Eric Rincker, Sunderland, Ontario Bull Calf Class 1) Xcel Esker Emblazon 102Y (BC C -J CL Emblazon 038-287) Xcel Livestock & Dan Finlay, Russell, ON Yearling Bull Class 1) Just Enuff New Edition Edgar (Duff New Edition 6108) Clover Lane Farm & Tyler Fulton, Perth, ON Two Year Bull Class 1) Triara Windsor 368W (SAV Bismarck 5682) Vos Bros, Corbyville, ON 2)Soo Line Kodiak 9211(HF Kodiak 5R) Blue Dove Cattle Co, Shannonville, ON Grand Champion Bull Just Enuff New Edition Edgar

Reserve Champion Bull Xcel Esker Emblazon 102Y Heifer Calf Class 1) Vos Vegas Chloe 1Y (Duff New Attraction 6110) Vos Bros, Corbyville, ON 2) Esker View Flashy 1Y (BC Lookout 7024) Dan Findlay & Family, Kars, ON Junior Yearling Heifer Class 1) Clover Lane Lexus (Duff New Attraction 6110) Clover Lane Farm, Perth, ON 2)Frey’s Ark Pride (G13 Standout) Cedarview Angus, Pakenham, ON Senior Yearling Heifer Class 1)Clover Lane Naomi 14X (Duff New Attraction 6110) exhibited by Clover Lane Farm, Perth, ON owned by Vos Bros, Corbyville, ON 2) Donovandale Xania (BC Lookout 7024) Dovondale Farms, Ashton, ON

Two Year Cow/Calf Pair Class 1)Clover Lane Chantelle (Sunset Midland 6T calf by Salt Creek Bob 7003)Clover Lane Farm, Perth, ON 2)Rally Lucy 9045 (BT Right Time 24J calf by Connealy Final Product) Cedarview Angus, Pakenham, ON Mature Cow/Calf Class 1)Hawthorne Miss Morrison 3T (Whitestone Widespread MB calf by SAV Pioneer 7301)Gerald & Keitha Donovan, Ashton, ON 2)Red Rebenmatt Joyce 16R (Red GP Catalyst 025) Rebenmatt Farm, Smith Falls, ON Champion Female Clover Lane Naomi 14X Reserve Champion Female Clover Lane Chantelle

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Royal Agriculture Winter Fair Angus Show Results

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November 6, 2011 - Toronto, Ontario Judge: Doug Satree, Montague, TX Heifer Calf Class - Split 1 1) DCC Mayflower 302Y (MVF Freightliner 38U) Debus Cattle Co, Brunner, ON 2) Brantnor’s Favorite 25Y (SAV Mandan 5664) Brantnor Angus & Reed Holm Farm, Woodville, ON 3) Red Majestic Spirit 403Y (Red Majestic Chieftan R 120U)Reinstone Farms, Kitchner, ON (7 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 2 1) PFLC Annie 239Y (TC Freedom 104) Paradise Farms, Caledon, ON2)Brantnor’s Erica 19Y (SAV 004 Predominant 4438)Brantnor Angus & Nathan Greeco, Woodville, ON 3) EF Blackbird 25Y (EXAR Tiger T659) Sean & Bary Enright, Renfrew, ON (6 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 3 1) WLL Kalli 22Y (B/R New Frontier 095) Whiskey Lane Livestock, Indian River, ON 2)Hawthorne Queen 17Y (SAV Brilliance 8077) Hawthorne Farm, Mountain, ON 3) Upper Glen Favorite 5Y (SAV Bismarck 5682) Rick Stull, Georgetown, ON (7 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 4 1)River Point Biene 318Y(SAV Net Worth 4200) River Point Cattle Co, Glencoe, ON2)Hawthorne Delias 6Y (EXAR Lutton 1831)Hawthorne Farm, Mountain, ON 3) Hawke Goddess Epponia 117Y (SAV 004 Density 4336) Helene Hawke, Coldwater, ON (8 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 5 1) EF Barbara 8Y (HF Kodiak 5R) Sean Enright, Renfrew, ON 2) Red Walnut Hill Copper R 114Y (Red Majestic Rubicon N 124R) Walnut Hill Farm, Millgrove, ON 3) GF Yours Truly Mercedes 12Y (BC Eagle Eye 110-7) Gilchrist Farms, Lucknow, ON (8 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 6 1) Brantnor’s Miss Daisy 4Y (SAV 004 Predominant 4438) Brantnor Angus, Woodville, ON 2) First Line Jane Marie 7Y (Salt Creek Bob 7003) First Line Angus, Hagersville, ON 3) Harprey Edella 6Y (SAV Providence 6922) Harprey Farms, Proton Station, ON (9 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 7 1) PFLC Barbara 33Y (KCF Bennett Total) Paradise Farms, Caledon, ON 2) Sunset Bride 1Y (BC Lookout 7024)Sunset Acres, Kemptville, ON3)Sunset Roxy 2Y (SAV Bismarck 5682)French River Cattle Co, Noelville, ON (9 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 8 1) North Perth Barbara 100 (SAV 004 Density 4336) Tullamore Angus, Caledon, ON 2) Triara Rita 666Y (SAV Bismarck 5682)Triara, Melbourne, PQ3)Triara Rita 664Y (Sitz Upward 307R) Triara, Melbourne, PQ (7 in class) Champion Junior Heifer Calf DCC Mayflower 302Y Reserve Champion Junior Heifer Calf Brantnor’s Favorite 25Y Champion Intermediate Heifer Calf PFLC Annie 239Y Reserve Champion Intermediate Heifer Calf Brantnor’s Erica 19Y Champion Senior Heifer Calf Brantnor’s Miss Daisy 4Y Reserve Champion Senior Heifer Calf PFLC Barbara 33Y Page 28

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Yearling Heifer Class - Split 1 1) Phillips Sassy 15X (SDTRK Pure Country) Phillips Cattle Co, Denfield, ON2) RAF Liberty Belle 80X(BC Eagle Eye 110-7) Rideau Angus Farm, Kemptville, ON 3)Upper Glen Barbara 17X(Upper Glen Sirius Black 8T) Rick Stull, Georgetown, ON (9 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 2 1) Will-Dorr 20R Ruth 37X (Wilgor 8L Telstar 10T) Harprey Farms, Proton Station, ON 2) Red Vancise Lakota 025X(Red SSS Joe Cool 441S)Vancise Cattle Co, Stayner, ON 3) CJ Ambus Lady 44X (CJ Prestige 25T) Tullamore Angus, Caledon, ON (5 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 3 1) Limestone Blackbird X454 (EXAR Titleist T011) Sean & Barry Enright, Renfrew, ON 2) Elzevir Fancy Pants 12X (SAV 5175 Bando 1024) Martinvale Farms, Tweed, ON 3) PFLC Scarlet 85X (SAV Final Answer 0035) Paradise Farms, Caledon, ON (5 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 4 1) Pleasant Valley Elsa 101 (Connealy Final Product) Pleasant Valley Farm, Brookeville, MD & Paradise Farms, Caledon, ON 2) Cedarhill Xanadu 202X (SAV Heritage 6295)Cedar Hill Stock Farm, Omemee, ON 3) Hawthorne Shedaisy (BC Lookout 7024) Hawthorne Farm, Mountain, ON (6 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 5 1) Brantnor’s Edam 16X (SAV Net Worth 4200) Derr Park Farms, Will Seben & Brad McIntyre, London, ON 2) Baby Black Lo Anne (BC Lookout 7024) Paradise Farms, Caledon, ON 3) JPD Black Jilt 11X (SAV Final Answer 0035) Harprey Farms, Proton Station, ON (7 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 6 1) Kemp Brother’s Ms Zara 6X (Duﬀ New Attraction 6110)Kemp Bros Farms, Blackstock, ON2)Brantnor’s Miss Daisey 9X (SAV Mandan 5664) Brantnor Angus, Harprey & Saunders, Woodville, ON3)Triara Everelda Entense 605X (Connealy Power One) Brian & Tammi Ribey, Paisley, ON (9 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 7 1) Otter Creek Enchantress Mae 3X (SAV Net Worth 4200)Gilchrist Farms, Lucknow, ON2)Brantnor’s Favorite 1X (Gambles Hot Rod) Brantnor Angus, Woodville, ON 3) Upper Glen Blackbird 2X (SAV Bismarck 5682) Rick Stull, Georgetown, ON (10 in class) Champion Junior Yearling Heifer Will-Dorr 20R Ruth 37X Reserve Champion Junior Yearling Heifer Red Vancise Lakota 025X Champion Intermediate Yealing Heifer Pleasant Valley Elsa 1001 Reserve Champion Intermediate Yealing Heifer Limestone Blackbird X454 Champion Senior Yearling Heifer Brantnor’s Edam 16X Reserve Champion Senior Yearling Heifer Otter Creek Enchantress Mae 3X Two Year Old Cow/Calf Class 1)Tambri Blackbird 8W (Ankonian Werner Wild Fire 96 calf by Vin-Mar Focus In 8847) Brian & Tammi Ribey, Paisley, ON 2) Trev Wild Fire Bessie 8W (Ankonian Werner Wild Fire 96 calf by Duﬀ New Attraction 6110)

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Hills Hereford and Angus, Rockwood, ON 3) MVF Beauty 122W (SAV Net Worth 4200 calf by HF Tiger 5T) Walkerbrae Farms, Guelph, ON Mature Cow/Calf Class 1)WCC Migonne U231(KF Precision 361) Wilson Cattle Co & Hunter Hamilton, Cloverdale, IN2)Bailey Acres Barbara 6S (SAV 5175 Bando 1024 calf by Duﬀ New Attraction 6110)Gilchrist Farms, Lucknow, ON 3)Cedarhill Patricia 226P(B/R New Frontier 095 calf by SAV Bismarck 5682) Cedar Hill Stock Farm, Omemee, ON (4 in class) Champion Senior Female WCC Migonne U231 Reserve Champion Senior Female Bailey Acres Barbara 6S Grand Champion Female WCC Migonne U231 Reserve Champion Female Pleasant Valley Elsa 1001 Bull Calf Class - Split 1 1) Vos Vegas Maximum (Bailey Acres Twister 15U) Vos Vegas Farms, Corbyville, ON 2)Kemp Brother’s Young Gun 27Y (Kemp Brothers Warrant 5W) Kemp Bros Farms, Blackstock, ON 3) DSMR Walter 302Y (DSMR Net Works 114U) DSMR Stock Farm & Forty Creek Cattle Co, Wingham, ON Bull Calf Class - Split 2 1) Kemp Brother’s Yankee 13Y (SAV Net Worth 4200) Kemp Bros Farms, Blackstock, ON 2) DCC Final Answer 214Y (SAV Final Answer 0035) Debus Cattle Co, Brunner, ON 3) Clear View Commander 3Y (CJ Prestige 25T) Wayne & Dan Shapton, Exeter, ON (4 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 3 1)Cedarhill Yukon Jack 115Y(SAV Bismarck 5682) Cedar Hill Stock Farm, Omemee, ON 2) Kemp Brothers Yachtsman 4Y (SAV Net Worth 4200) Kemp Bros Farms, Blackstock, ON 3) Tullamore 104 Freedom 130Y (TC Freedom 104) Tullamore Angus, Caledon, ON (5 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 4 1)Sunset Pinch Hitter 5Y(SAV Heavy Hitter 6347)Sunset Acres, Kemptville, ON2)Red Majestic Big Red Machine Y (Red Gold Bar Unique JW 1113U) Reinstone Farms, Kitchner, ON 3) City Lights Showtime 101Y (HF Tiger 5T)City Lights Angus, Guelph, ON (5 in class) Champion Junior Bull Calf Vos Vegas Maximum Reserve Champion Junior Bull Calf Kemp Brother’s Young Gun 27Y Champion Intermediate Bull Calf Kemp Brother’s Yankee 13Y Reserve Champion Intermediate Bull Calf DCC Final Answer 214Y Champion Senior Bull Calf Sunset Pinch Hitter 5Y Reserve Champion Senior Bull Calf Red Majestic Big Red Machine Y Yearling Bull Class - Split 1 1)Peak Dot Mountain Top 940X (SAV Iron Mountain 8066) Gilchrist Farms, Johnston Livestock, Peak Dot Ranch, Max Harris, Lucknow, ON 2) WCC Principal X62 (CJ Prestige 25T) Wilson Cattle Co & Mark Fort, Cloverdale, IN 3) Triara Xcelorator 571X (Sitz Upward 307R) Triara, Melbourne, PQ

Yearling Bull Class - Split 2 1) Just Enuff New Edition Edgar (Duff New Edition 6108) Steve & Sue James, Perth, ON2)SAV Bullion 0474(SAV Bismarck 5682) Sean & Barry Enright & Schaff’s Angus Valley, Renfrew, ON 3)First Line Winslowe 3X (SAV Pioneer 7301) First Line Angus, Hagersville, ON (6 in class) Champion Junior Bull Just Enuff New Edition Edgar Reserve Champion Junior Bull SAV Bullion 0474 Two Year Old Bull Class 1) Triara Windsor 368W (SAV Bismarck 5682) Vos Vegas

Farms, Corbyville, ON2)Soo Line Kodiak 9211 (HF Kodiak 5R)Blue Dove Cattle Co, Real Deal Cattle Co, Rock Bottom Farm, Shannonville, ON 3)Red HLA Munro 2W (Red U-2 Infinite 408P)HLA Farms, Tiverton, ON(5 in class) Champion Senior Bull Triara Windsor 368W Reserve Champion Senior Bull Soo Line Kodiak 9211 Grand Champion Bull Just Enuﬀ New Edition Edgar Reserve Champion Bull SAV Bullion 0474

Grand Champion Female WCC Migonne U231

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Grand Champion Bull Just Enuﬀ New Edition Edgar

Maritime Fall Fair - Halifax, Nova Scotia Reserve Champion Female Pleasant Valley Elsa 1001

Bull Calf Class 1) Nic Nat Wide Spread 3Y (Black Ridge Widespread 11R) Nic Nat Farm, Amherst, NS 2) Wheatley River Yogi Limestone 2Y (Limestone Darkhorse U322) Glen & Ronnie Ford, Winsloe, PEI 3) Red Lorcain Yogi 1Y (Red JD Lann Daybreak 1092U)Geoﬀ Larkin, Middle Musquodoit, NS (5 in class) Yearling Bull Class 1) Dusty Breeze Tim 1X (Worth-A-Bit In Focus 12U) Nicole Booth, Jolicure, NB 2)Red YY Equinox 13X (Red SVR No Equal 110T) Geoﬀ Larkin, Middle Musquodoit, NS Grand Champion Bull Nic Nat Wide Spread 3Y Reserve Champion Bull Wheatley River Yogi Limestone 2Y Heifer Calf Class 1) Wheatley River Yasmine 10Y (Young Dale Superior 14S) Glen & Ronnie Ford, Winsloe, PEI 2)Miltonvale Blue Bird 4Y (Just Rock Solid 621P) Corey Ford, Charolettetown, PEI 3) Bannockburn Valley Dolly 21Y (DFCC 33T Bad Boy 51W)Boyd Dixon Family, Cornwall, PEI (9 in class)

Supreme Champion WCC Mignomme U231 Supreme Reserve Champion Just Enuﬀ New Edition Edgar Breeder’s Herd 1) Sunset Acres, Kemptville, ON 2) Brantnor Angus, Woodville, ON3)Kemp Bros Farms, Blackstock, ON(5 in class) Get of Sire 1) Wilson Cattle Co, Cloverdale, IN 2) JPD Angus, Shanty Bay, ON Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor Brantnor Angus, Woodville, ON

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Reserve Champion Bull SAV Bullion 0474

Yearling Heifer Class - Split 1 1) Locust Grove Marion 9X (SAV Net Worth 4200) MacKinnon Homestead, Vernon River, PEI 2)Wheatley River X Maiden 9X (MVF VRD Dateline 913P) Glen & Ronnie Ford, Winsloe, PEI 3) Wilgor 1P Unie 2X (SAV 004 Density 4336) MacKinnon Homestead, Vernon River, PEI (6 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 2 1)Bannockburn Valley Dolly 15X (JS Kodiak 1T)Boyd Dixon Family, Cornwall, PEI 2) Bannockburn Valley Rose 12X (JS Kodiak 1T) Boyd Dixon Family, Cornwall, PEI 3) Nic Nat Eileen 19X (Black Ridge Widespread 11R) Nic Nat Farm, Amherst, NS (5 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 3 1) Bannockburn Valley Rose 40X (Young Dale Avenger 89S) Boyd Dixon Family, Cornwall, PEI 2)Bannockburn Valley Pride 58X (JS Kodiak 1T) Boyd Dixon Family, Cornwall, PEI3)Cable Head Queen 20X (JS Kodiak 1T) Top of the Hill Farm, Southampton, NS (6 in class) Champion Junior Female Bannockburn Valley Dolly 15X Reserve Champion Junior Female Bannockburn Valley Rose 12X

Two Year Old Cow/Calf Class 1)Bannockburn Valley Dolly 3W(SAV Net Worth 4200) Boyd Dixon Family, Cornwall, PEI 2) R.G. Mini Me 13W (R.G. Mr Man 4T)Wilfred & Rebecca Gilby, Belnan, NS3) Red JD Lann Annie 938W (Red JD Lann Juggfernaut 1311S)Geoﬀ Larkin, Middle Musquodoit, NS Mature Cow/Calf Class 1) Wheatley River Rosie 3R (Bon View New Design 878) Thunderbrook Farms, Amherst, NS Champion Senior Female Wheatley River Rosie 3R Reserve Champion Senior Female Bannockburn Valley Dolly 3W Grand Champion Female Bannockburn Valley Dolly 15X Reserve Champion Female Bannockburn Valley Rose 12X Breeder’s Herd 1)Wheatley River Farm, Winsloe, PEI2) Bannockburn Valley Farm, Cornwall, PEI Premier Breeder & Exhibitor Bannockburn Valley Farm, Cornwall, PEI

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Saskatoon Fall Fair Angus Show

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Judge: Wes Olynyk, Goodeve, SK Red Angus Show __________________________ Heifer Calf Class - Split 1 1) Red Wrights Bridget 1Y (Red Six Mile Windfall 826W) Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK & Wildcat Creek Ranch, Newton, KS 2) Red Spittalburn Beatrice 103Y (Red RMJ Redman 1T) Spittalburn Farms, Perdue, SK 3)Red Spittalburn Countess 153Y (Red Six Mile Cherokee 350T) Spittalburn Farms, Perdue, SK (4 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 2 1) Red Wheel Rose 21Y (Red Northline Atlantic City) Wheeler’s Stock Farm, Saskatoon, SK 2) Red Blairs Sweet Cheeks 8Y (Red CG On Target 18T) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 3) Red Jock Peggy 2Y (Red SVR Gangster 14S) Jock Ockerman, Dewberry, AB (6 in class) Champion Heifer Calf Red Wrights Bridget 1Y Reserve Champion Heifer Calf Red Wheel Rose 21Y Yearling Female Class 1) Red Hot Girl of Two M 6X (Six Mile Full rottle 171T)Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK 2)Red T&S Hart 7X (Red Glacier Chateau 744) Kelly Holmstrom, Tisdale, SK 3) Red T&T Roseanne 38X (Red U-2 All Star 8108U) T&S Farms, Rose Valley, SK (5 in class)

Judge: Wes Olynyk, Goodeve, SK Black Angus Show _________________________ Heifer Calf Class - Split 1 1) Mich Annie K 132Y (EXAR Pit Boss 409) Mainstream Genetics, Watrous, SK 2) Wrights 52 Annie K 16Y (Eggen Freedom 174P 52T) Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK 3) Triple L J&S Forever Lady 301Y (HF Tiger 5T) Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK (4 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 2 1) PHP Esther 133Y (Justamere 253 Bada Bing 406S) Hall’s Cattle Co, Craven, SK 2) FCR Lucy 33Y (Crescent Creek Tomboy 15W) Bar CR Angus, Perdue, SK 3) Wrights 204 Sandra 5Y (HF Insignia 204W) Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK (7 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 3 1)SC Mich Rose 117Y (LaGrand MAF Antidote 5775) Serienko Cattle Co, Maymont, SK 2) Triple L Ruby 5Y (TC Freedom 104) Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK 3) Skyebrook Girl 4Y (Skyebrook Right Time) Skyebrook Angus, Choiceland, SK (5 in class) Champion Heifer Calf PHP Esther 133Y Reserve Champion Heifer Calf FCR Lucy 33Y Yearling Heifer Class 1) Blairs Uptown Girl 105X (Red Fine Line Mulberry 26P) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 2) FCR Erica 24X (HF Tiger 5T) Bar CR Angus, Perdue, SK 3) MSG Black Berry 1036X (JL Net Worth 07064) Mainstream Genetics, Watrous, SK (6 in class) Page 30

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Champion Junior Female Red Hot Girl of Two M 6X Reserve Champion Junior Female Red T&S Hart 7X Two Year Old Cow/Calf Class 1)Red T&S Rose 18W (Red T&S Chateau 14S)T&S Farms, Rose Valley, SK Mature Cow/Calf Class 1)Red Wheel Auburn 89T (Red U-2/TR Dsign 4046P) Wheeler’s Stock Farm, Saskatoon, SK 2) Red Glesbar Lakima 036T (Red Glesbar Knight 73P)Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK Champion Senior Female Red Wheel Auburn 89T Reserve Champion Senior Female Red T&S Rose 18W

Grand Champion Female Red Wheel Auburn 89T Reserve Champion Female Red Wrights Bridget 1Y Bull Calf Class - Split 1 1) Red Wheel N Deal 143Y (Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W) Wheeler’s Stock Farm, Saskatoon, SK 2) Red T&S All Star 9Y (Red U-2 All Star 8108U) T&S Farms, Rose Valley, SK 3) Red Triple L Throttle 036Y (Red Six Mile Full rottle 171T) Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK

Champion Junior Female Blairs Uptown Girl 105X Reserve Champion Junior Female FCR Erica 24X Two Year Old Cow/Calf Class 1)PHP Miss Diana 93W (SAV Wall Street 7091) Hall’s Cattle Co, Craven, SK 2) NLC Fatal Attraction 1W (Duﬀ New Attraction 6110) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 3) Wrights 96 Sandra 6W (Ankonian Werner Wild Fire 96) Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK Mature Cow/Calf Class 1) Triple L Shake That 108U (Triple L Powerline 51S) Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK Champion Senior Female PHP Miss Diana 93W Reserve Champion Senior Female NLC Fatal Attraction 1W Grand Champion Female PHP Miss Diana 93W Reserve Champion Female PHP Esther 133Y Bull Calf Class - Split 1 1) Fleury Bardolene 17Y (Double AA Bardolene 50’08) Fleury Cattle Co, Aberdeen, SK 2) Wrights 204 Insignia 12Y (HF Insignia 204W) Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK 3)FCR William the Conquerer 78Y (FCR Full Extent 1W) Bar CR Angus, Perdue, SK (5 in class)

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Bull Calf Class - Split 2 1) Red Wheel Big Deal 14Y (Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W) Wheeler’s Stock Farm, Saskatoon, SK 2) Red Rock of Spittalburn 101Y (Red RMJ Redman 1T) Spittalburn Farms; Dean & Brittney McAvoy, Perdue, SK 3) Red Alo Mofia Joe 1Y (Red Six Mile Sakic 832S) April Ockerman, Dewberry, AB (5 in class) Champion Bull Calf Red Wheel Big Deal 14Y Reserve Champion Bull Calf Red Rock of Spittalburn 101Y Yearling Bull Class 1)Red Wrights Easy Deal 5X (Red Six Mile Sakic 832S) Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK Champion Junior Bull Red Wrights Easy Deal 5X Grand Champion Bull Red Wheel Big Deal 14Y Reserve Champion Bull Red Rock of Spittalburn 101Y Breeder’s Herd 1) T&S Farms, Rose Valley, SK Get of Sire 1) T&S Farms, Rose Valley, SK Premier Breeder Wheeler’s Stock Farms, Saskatoon, SK Premier Exhibitor Wheeler’s Stock Farms, Saskatoon, SK

Bull Calf Class - Split 2 1) Wrights 204 Vegas 6Y (HF Insignia 204W) Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK 2) Blairs New Generation (Duﬀ New Generation 6107) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 3) J&S Triple L Impact 300Y (HF tiger 5T) Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK (5 in class) Champion Bull Calf Fleury Bardolene 17Y Reserve Champion Bull Calf Wrights 204 Vegas 204Y Yearling Bull Class 1)Lee’s Latest Version 0002 (Duﬀ New Attraction 6110) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 2) Captain Morgan 201X (TC Freedom 104) Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK Champion Junior Bull Lee’s Latest Version 0002 Reserve Champion Junior Bull Captain Morgan 201X Grand Champion Bull Lee’s Latest Version 0002 Reserve Champion Bull Fleury Bardolene 17Y Breeder’s Herd 1) Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK Pair of Bulls 1) Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK Premier Breeder Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK Premier Exhibitor Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK

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Andy Rest

Reserve Grand Champion Female Champion Hill Georgina 7945

Reserve Grand Champion Bull EXAR Wanted 9732B 2011 North American International Livestock Exposition Super Point Roll of Victory Angus Show Louisville, Kentucky

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Congratulations to Bandura Ranches, Duchess, Alberta on being co-owners of the Reserve Champion Female and Reserve Champion Bull at this prestigious show.

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Andy Rest

Grand Champion Female EXAR Queen Idelette 5929

Congratulations to Sean Enright, Renfrew, Ontario on winning Senior Champion Female in the Junior Angus Show.

Grand Champion Female Red Wheel Auburn 89T

Grand Champion Bull Red Wheel Big Deal 14Y

Saskatoon Champions

Grand Champion Female PHP Miss Diana 93W

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November 5th, 2011 - Brandon, MB Judge:Don Currie, Nottawa, Ontario Black Angus Show__________________________ Heifer Calf Class - Split #1 1) Blairs Tibbie 511Y (BXB Venture Son 9P) Nielson Land & Cattle, Craik, SK 2) Clay Heather 120Y (U2 Freight Liner 444W)Clay Enterprises, Wapella, SK 3) N7's Tibbie 52Y (SAV Net Worth 4200) N7 Stock Farm, Crandall, MB (5 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split #2 1)Young Dale Lena 35Y (Young Dale Panarama 66T) Young Dale Angus, Carievale, SK 2) Six Mile Beyond Beauty 124Y (Vin-Mar Focus in 8847) Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK 3) N7's Mary KT 30Y (SAV Net Worth 4200)N7 Stock Farm, Crandall, MB (10 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split #3 1) N7's Miss Eva 11Y (Sitz Upward 307R) N7 Stock Farm, Crandall, MB 2)SCC Pride 8Y (Geis Baloo 13’08) Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB 3)CCJ Tibbie 6Y (Soo Line Motive 9016)Chance Jackson, Sedley, SK (5 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split #4 1)CCCJ Errolline 2Y (Soo Line Motive 9016) Chance Jackson, Sedley, SK 2) J Square S Atlanta 2Y (MJ Escalade 2W)J Square S Angus, Grayson, SK 3)Freyburn Flora 5Y (TC Stout 407)Freyburn Farms, Oxbow, SK (9 in class) Champion Heifer Calf Young Dale Lena 35Y Reserve Champion Heifer Calf Six Mile Beyond Beauty 124Y Yearling Heifer Class - Split #1 1) N7's Heroine 5X (SAV Net Worth 4200) N7 Stock Farm, Crandall, MB 2)MVF Tibbie 138X (MVF Net Worth 183U) Chance Jackson, Sedley, SK 3) Blairs Pride 112X (Duﬀ New Generation 6107)Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK (7 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split #2 1)MJ Rose Wall (N/A)Come As U R, Storthhoaks, SK 2) SCC Tibbie 3X (SCC Right Time 109U) Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB 3)SCC Quality 10X (HF Tiger 5T)Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB (8 in class)

Red Angus Show____________________ Heifer Calf Class - Split #1 1) Red WRAZ Di 95Y (Red Dimler Indeed 105R) WRAZ Red Angus, Wawota, SK 2) Red Kenray Colleen 150Y (Red JCC Equity 5S)Kenray Ranch, Redvers, SK 3)Chopper K Bobbi 73Y (Red Majestic UFC R 116U)Chopper K Red Angus, Carnduﬀ, SK (6 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split #2 1) Red Blairs Roxie 229Y (Red Blair’s Daytona 116U) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 2)Red Mar Mac Lady Trooper 112Y (Red Cockburn Ribeye 346U)Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB 3)Red Blairs Lass 231Y (Red TerRon Reload 703T)Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK (10 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split #3 1) Red Mar Mac Ruby 24Y (Red Cockburn Ribeye 346U) Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB 2) Red Blairs Page 32

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Champion Junior Female N7's Heroine 5X Reserve Champion Junior Female MVF Tibbie 138X Two Year Old Cow/Calf Class 1)SCC May Flower 116W (TC Grid Topper 355) calf: SCC May Flower 4Y(HF Tiger 5T)Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB 2) Blair's Norma 104W (Bell Rock Tripod 717T) calf: DKF Miss Brandy Powerup 10Y (Mich Power Up 32U) Brandy Fettes, Gladmar, SK 3) Freyburn Flora 24W (MVF Alliance 156T)calf: Freyburn Pioneer 70Y (SAV Pioneer 7301)Freyburn Farms, Oxbow, SK Mature Cow/Calf Class 1) Six Mile Real Beauty 803U (SAV Net Worth 4200) calf: Six Mile Beyond Beauty 124Y (Vin-Mar Focus in 8847) Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK 2) Young Dale Peg 77P (Young Dale Kong 19M)calf: Young Dale Peg 21Y (Young Dale Hogan 3Y) Young Dale Angus, Carievale, SK 3) MVMM Blossom 250U (MVF VRD Dateline 34P) calf: N7's Elvis 9Y (Sitz Upward 307R) N7 Stock Farms, Crandall, MB Champion Senior Female Six Mile Real Beauty 803U Reserve Champion Senior Female Young Dale Peg 77P Grand Champion Female Six Mile Real Beauty 803U Reserve Champion Female Young Dale Peg 77P Bull Calf Class - Split #1 1) SCC Montgomery 53Y (Geis Baloo 13’08) Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB 2) Peak Dot Iron Mountain 727Y (SAV Iron Mountain 8066) Caragata Ranch, Lumsden, SK 3) DJCC Heritage 31Y (SCC Heritage 92W) DJ Cattle Co, Brookdale, MB Bull Calf Class - Split #2 1) SCC Tiger 38Y (HF Tiger 5T) Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB 2)Blairs New Generation 305Y (Duﬀ New Generation 6107)Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 3) SFL Tom Tom 68Y (KBJ Tommy Boy 44W) Derek Smart, Moosomin, SK (4 in class)

Bull Calf Class - Split #3 1)J Square S Fireman 14Y (MJ Escalade 2W)J Square S Angus, Grayson, SK 2) SCC Baloo 6Y (Geis Baloo 13’08) Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB 3) SCC Baloo 2Y (Geis Baloo 13’08)Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB (7 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split #4 1)NRA Aberdeen(TC Aberdeen 759) Nielson Land & Cattle Co, Craik, SK 2)Northern View Matrix 84Y (BC Matrix 4132) Northern View Angus, Neudorf, SK 3) TSN Turner 6Y (SCC Turner 58T) TSN Livestock, Brandon, MB (5 in class) Champion Bull Calf SCC Montgomery 53Y Reserve Champion Bull Calf SCC Tiger 38Y Yearling Bull Class 1) Young Dale Xception 12X (Young Dale Panarama 66T) Young Dale Angus, Carievale, SK 2) SCC Final Answer 1X (SAV Final Answer 0035) Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB 3)MVF Upward 136X (Sitz Upward 307R)Top View Acres, Grandview, MB (5 in class) Champion Junior Bull Young Dale Xception 12X Reserve Champion Junior Bull SCC Final Answer 1X Two Year Bull Class 1)Justamere 1036 Iron Will 732W (EXAR King 1036) Justamere Farms, Lloydminster, SK Senior Champion Black Bull Justamere 1036 Iron Will 732W Grand Champion Bull Young Dale Xception 12X Reserve Champion Bull SCC Montgomery 53Y Champion Pair of Black Bulls Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB Breeder's Herd Young Dale Angus, Carievale, SK Get of Sire Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB

Sweet Cheeks 8Y (Red CG On Target 18T) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 3) Red WRAZ Mistress 1Y (Red SMW Smack 31U)WRAZ Red Angus, Wawota, SK (6 in class) Champion Heifer Calf Red Mar Mac Ruby 24Y Reserve Champion Heifer Calf Red Blairs Sweet Cheeks 8Y Yearling Heifer Class - Split #1 1)Red Blairs Princess 28X (Red Shoderee Destiny 114P) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK Yearling Heifer Class - Split #2 1) Red Six Mile Marta 254X (Peak Dot Predominant 135S) Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK 2) Red McRae's Reba 92X (Red Cockburn Ribeye 346U)Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB 3) Red Blake's Ms Gravity 72X (Red Fine Line Mulberry 26P)Blake’s Red Angus, McCord, SK (4 in class)

Champion Junior Female Red Six Mile Marta 254X Reserve Champion Junior Female Red McRae's Reba 92X Two Year Old Cow/Calf Class 1)Red Six Mile Gloria 746W (Red 5L Norseman King 2291 calf by Red Six Mile Wind Chill 828W)Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK 2) Red Howe Ms Envious 34W (Red Bar EL Ribeye 103R calf by Howe Maverick 6W)Howe Red Angus, Moose Jaw, SK Champion Senior Female Red Six Mile Gloria 746W Reserve Champion Senior Female Red Howe Ms Envious 34W Grand Champion Female Red Six Mile Gloria 746W Reserve Champion Female Red Howe Ms Envious 34W

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Bull Calf Class - Split #1 1) Red WRAZ Thundercloud 61Y (Red Dimler Indeed 105R) WRAZ Red Angus, Wawota, SK 2) Red Six Mile Smokin Gun 133Y (Red Six Mile Wind Chill 828W) Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK 3) Red WRAZ Equalibrium 84Y (Red Dimler Indeed 105R) WRAZ Red Angus, Wawota, SK (6 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split #2 1) Red Blairs Fusion 15Y (Red Ter-Ron Tahoe 141T) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 2) Red Howe Limited Edition 38Y (Red Howe Magnum 169W) Howe Red Angus, Moose Jaw, SK 3)Red Mar Mac Flat Iron 88Y (Red Cockburn Ribeye 346U) Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB (4 in class)

Bull Calf Class - Split #3 1) Red Rock of Spittalburn 101Y (Red RMJ Redman 1T)Dean McAvoy, Arelee, SK 2)Red Chopper K Heritage 8Y (Red Badlands Capacity 37W)Chopper K Red Angus, Carnduﬀ, SK 3)Red Mar Mac Top Loin 28Y (Red Cockburn Ribeye 346U) Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB (6 in class) Champion Bull Calf Red Rock of Spittalburn 101Y Reserve Champion Bull Calf Red Chopper K Heritage 8Y Yearling Bull Class 1) Red Ter‐Ron X Factor 011X (Red Ter-Ron Reload 703T)Clay Enterprises, Wapella, SK

Champion Junior Bull Red Ter‐Ron X Factor 011X Grand Champion Red Bull Red Ter‐Ron X Factor 011X Reserve Champion Bull Red Rock of Spittalburn 101Y Champion Pair of Red Bulls WRAZ Red Angus, Wawota, SK Breeder's Herd Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK Get of Sire Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB Premier Breeder Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB Premier Exhibitor Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK

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Grand Champion Female Six Mile Real Beauty 803U

Reserve Champion Bull SCC Montgomery 53Y

Red Angus Premier Breeder Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB

2011 Manitoba Junior Angus Show

Heifer Calf Class 1) Red Chopper K Miss Mara 2Y, Carey Levesque, Carnduﬀ, SK 2) Red Chopper K Melte 73Y, Cody Levesque, Carnduﬀ, SK 3)DKF Miss Brandy Power Up 10Y, Brandy Fettes, Gladmar, SK 4)Red Sunset Ridge Val 2Y, Rachel Howatt, Manitou, MB

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Grand Champion Bull Young Dale Xception 12X

Reserve Champion Female Young Dale Peg 77P

Black Angus Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB

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Red Angus Premier Exhibitor Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK

Yearling Heifer Class 1) DJCC Rosebud 15X, Levi Best, Harding, MB 2) TVA Tibbie 35X, Naomin Best, Harding, MB3)TVA Lady Di, Kendra Best, Grandview, MB

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Expo St-Hyacinthe

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St-Hyacinthe, QC - July 29, 2011 Judge: Ray Smith, Melbourne, QC Bull Calf Class 1)AGG 401N Game D 109Y (GDAR Game Day 449) Ghislain Gouin, Bromont, QC 2) SANE 122T Net Worth 120Y (SANE 22K Net Worth 217U) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 3)Young Game Day Dynamic 5Y (GDAR Game Day 449) Raynald Noiseux, Marieville, QC (5 in class) Senior Yearling Bull Class 1)SANE 125N Jipsey Earl 117X (Dunlouise Jipsey Earl E161) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 2) Red Vaupré Xavi 1X (Red Brylor Sol Redwood 217S)Les Entreprises Vaupré inc, Farnham, QC Junior Champion Male SANE 125N Jipsey Earl 117X Reserve Junior Champion Male Red Vaupré Xavi 1X Grand Champion Male SANE 125N Jipsey Earl 117X Reserve Grand Champion Male AGG 401N Game D 109Y Heifer Calf Class 1) SANE N.W. Queenette 103Y (SAV Net Worth 4200) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford,

QC 2) Yura Wahoa Dynamic Ang 6Y (GDAR Game Day 449) Raynald Noiseux, Marieville, QC 3) SANE G.D. Barbie 112Y(GDAR Game Day 449)Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC (10 in class) Junior Yearling Heifer Class 1)SANE 217U Blackcap 413X (SANE 22K Net Worth 217U)Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 2) RAN Pat 472X (SAV Net Worth 4200) Guy Noiseux, Marieville, QC 3)RAN Lucy 473X (Hoﬀ First Edition 058 242)Guy Noiseux, Marieville, QC Senior Yearling Heifer Class 1) SANE 217U Princess 315X (SANE 22K Net Worth 217U) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 2) Triara Evergreen ET 606X (HF Kodiak 5R) Bagot Angus, Gould, QC 3) SANE N.W. Blackbird 109X (SAV Net Worth 4200)Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC (11 in class) Junior Champion Female SANE 217U Princess 315X Reserve Junior Champion Female Triara Evergreen ET 606X

4200) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 2) Wilgor 1P Wahoa 2W (Connealy Lead On) Raynald Noiseux, Marieville, QC 3)SANE ADM Barbie 122W (Woodhill Admiral 77K) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC (4 in class) Mature Cow/Calf Class 1)Wil-Dorr 404P Ursula 12U (SAV Net Worth 4200) Raynald Noiseux, Marieville, QC 2) SANE 878 Jilt 122T (Bon View New Design 878) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 3) SANE 65D Pride 401N (BT Direction 65D) Ghislain Gouin, Bromont, QC (8 in class) Senior Champion Female SANE N.W. Queenette 205W Reserve Senior Champion Female Wilgor 1P Wahoa 2W Grand Champion Female SANE N.W. Queenette 205W Reserve Champion Female SANE 217U Princess 315X Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor Service Animal Noiseux

Two Year Old Female Class 1) SANE N.W. Queenette 205W (SAV Net Worth

Expo St-Hyacinthe Grand Champion Female SANE N.W. Queenette 205W

Expo St-Hyacinthe Grand Champion Bull SANE 125N Jipsey Earl 117X

Manitoba Livestock Expo Red Angus Champion Pictures

Grand Champion Female Red Six Mile Gloria 746W

Grand Champion Bull Red Ter‐Ron X Factor 011X Sorry, no photo available Reserve Champion Female Red Howe Ms Envious 34W

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Reserve Champion Bull Red Rock of Spittalburn 101Y

Farmfair Red Angus Show

Judges: Riley & Jill Mader, Carstairs, AB Junior Heifer Calf Class 1)Red Cinder Mabel 4Y (Red Lone Stone Pursuit 81W) Cinder Angus, Barrhead, AB Heifer Calf Class - Split 1 1)Red Northline Fat Tina 56Y (Red Northline Fat Tony 605U) Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB 2)Red Redrich Stacey 212Y (Red MRLA 23W) Redrich Farms, Forestburg, AB 3)Red McGowan Bobbie 3Y (Red at’ll Do Pathfinder 90W)McGowan Farms, Killam, AB Heifer Calf Class - Split 2 1)Red Ter-Ron Miss Mac 114Y (Red Ter-Ron Realdeal 01W) Ter-Ron Farms, Forestburg, AB 2) Red Lazy MC CC Bess 22Y (Red Lazy MC Cowboy Cut 26U) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB 3)Red Lazy MC Vanna 25Y(Red SSS Soldier 365W) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB Heifer Calf Class - Split 3 1) Red Lucky 7 Mojo 04Y (Red BJR AH Branded Beef L107)Lucky 7 Cattle Co, Sedgewick, AB 2)Red Vikse 44R Beef Miss 104Y (Red Vikse Hamaruka 158W)Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB 3) Red Redrich Maggie 77Y(Red Moose Creek Trooper 4S)RedrichFarms,Forestburg, AB Heifer Calf Class - Split 4 1)Red Cinder Freyja 29Y (Red Lone Stone Pursuit 81W) Cinder Angus, Barrhead, AB 2)Red Six Mile Countess 105Y (Red NBar Hamley S913) Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK 3) Red Dwajo Joan 9Y (Red Soo Line Revolution 8064)Dwajo Angus, Camp Creek, AB Yearling Heifer Class - Split 1 1)Red GJP 255T Ms. Pathy 377X(Red Northline Trueblood 341T)Pugh Farms, Edgerton, AB 2)Red Northline Cream Soda 241X (Red Northline Crush 59R) Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB 3)Red LFE Owyhee 608X (Red 5L Norseman King

2291)Lewis Farms, Spruce Grove, AB

Yearling Heifer Class - Split 2 1) Red Glesbar Leah 86X (Red Northline Fat Tony 605U) Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB 2)Red Rainbow Larkaba 26X (Red U-2 Big League 7136T) Rainbow Red Angus, Cherhill, AB 3) Red Howe Hustle 125X (Red Lazy MC Hustle 18T) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB Yearling Heifer Class - Split 3 1) Red Wilbar Cora 312X (Red Ter-Ron Reload 703T) Wilbar Farms, Dundurn, SK 2) Red Y3Bar Faith 5X (Red Northline Rob Roy 122K) Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB 3) Red Diamond T Amber 1108 - BR (Red Brylor Big Rock 85T)Diamond T Cattle Co, Olds, AB Two Year Old Cow/Calf Class 1) Red Ter-Ron Rebecca 21W (Red U-2 Big League 544R calf by Red Lazy MC Kingman 16W) Ter-Ron Farms, Forestburg, AB 2)Red Six Mile Lakoto 16W (Red U-2 Big League 7136T calf by Red VGW Game Plan 816)) Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK 3) Red McRae's Reba Lee 53W(Red McRaes Vision 50T calf by Red Lazy MC CC Detour 2W) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB Mature Cow/Calf Class 1)Red Bar-EL Kassie 3P (Red Bar L Approval 4L calf by Red HCF Red Rock 212)Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB 2) Red Ter-Ron Cristy 46U (Red U-2 Big League 544R Red DMM Pump 118T) Arntzen Angus, Sedgewick, AB Grand Champion Female Red Bar-EL Kassie 3P Reserve Champion Female Red Ter-Ron Rebecca 21W

Grand Champion Female Red Bar-EL Kassie 3P

Reserve Champion Female Red Ter-Ron Rebecca 21W

Bull Calf Class - Split 1 1)Red Lazy MC Eye Spy 64Y(Lazy MC Lookout 37U) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB 2) Red Northline Torque 37Y (Red Northline Rev 341R)Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB

Bull Calf Class - Split 2 1) Red Lazy MC Trooper 21Y (Red SSS Soldier 365W) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB 2)Red Ter-Ron Excalibre 40Y (Red Ter-Ron Realdeal 01W) Ter-Ron Farms, Forestburg, AB 3) Red Vikse Cherry Hill 118Y(Red Vikse Hamaruka 158W)Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB Bull Calf Class - Split 3 1) Red C.D. Dynamite 9’11 (Red Northline Trueblood 341T)CD Land and Cattle, Taber, AB 2)Red Dwajo Comet 29Y (Red Dwajo All Star 10T) Dwajo Angus, Camp Creek, AB 3)Red Vikse Hamaruka 27Y (Red Vikse Hamaruka 158W) Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB Yearling Bull Class - Split 1 1) Red GJP Scarface 269X (Red Northline Fat Tony 605U) Pugh Farms, Edgerton, AB 2)Red TNF Xander 5X (Red Fine Line Mulberry 26P) North Country Angus, Goodsoil, SK Yearling Bull Class - Split 2 1) Red DMM Glesbar Barndance 35X (Red DMM Pump 118T)Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB 2)Red Vikse GG Fully Loaded 130X (Red Ter-Ron Full Loaded 540R) Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB 3) Red Lazy MC Honky Tonk 11X (Red Lazy MC Cowboy Cut 26U) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB Two Year Old Bull Class 1)Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W (Red TerRon Reload 703T)

Grand Champion Bull Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W

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Farmfair Black Angus Show

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Judge:Jimmy Henderson, Stettler, AB Heifer Calf Class - Split 1 1) Belvin Lady Blossom 91'11 (Geis Kodiak 12’07) Belvin Angus, Innisfail, AB 2) Dwajo Jes Erica 135Y (Dwajo Right Answer 15W) Dwajo Angus, Camp Creek, AB Heifer Calf Class - Split 2 1)HF Tibbie 109Y (Southland Exclusive 62U) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 2)HF Echo 45Y (HF Kodiak 5R) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 3) Dwajo Pride 5Y (Earley Grid Power 158S) Dwajo Angus, Camp Creek, AB Heifer Calf Class - Split 3 1) DMM Lady Blackbird 12Y (DMM Posi-Traction 57P) Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB 2) LFE BA Lucy 21Y (SAV Net Worth 4200) Lewis Farms, Spruce Grove, AB 3) EXAR Winnie 1021 (Dameron First Class) Crooked Creek Angus, Fort Saskatchewan, AB Yearling Heifer Class - Split 1 1)Diamond T 213-Wendy Jill 10160 (HF Predominant 213U)Diamond T Cattle Co, Olds, AB 2)Belvin Echo 211'10 (Belvin Panther 21’04) Belvin Angus, Innisfail, AB 3)Northline Saving Grace 76X (Northline Relentless 230U)Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB Yearling Heifer Class - Split 2 1) Remitall F Marlene 50X (SAV Prodigy 8101) Justamere Farms, Lloydminster, SK 2)Northline Little Ms Sunshine (Young Dale Double T 106P)Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB 3) Northline Girl Scout 703X (Young Dale Double T 106P)Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB Yearling Heifer Class - Split 3 1) Belvin Georgina 18'10 (SAV Pioneer 7301) Belvin Angus, Innisfail, AB 2)DMM Miss Flora 26X(Gumbo Gulch Creed 94S) Corner Coulee Angus, Ferintosh, AB

3) HF Echo 163X (Duﬀ Encore 702) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB Two Year Cow/Calf Class 1) DMM Miss Essence 61W (Gumbo Gulch Creed 94S)Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB 2) Belvin Lady Blossom 14'09 (Belvin Rebel 33’05) Belvin Angus, Innisfail, AB 3)Remitall F Marlene 8W (Remitall H Rachis 21R)Remitall Farms Inc, Olds, AB Mature Cow/Calf Class - Split 1 1)DMM Miss Essence 37T (Northline Riptide 130N) Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB 2) Brookmore Karama 100T (SAV 004 Density 4336)Remitall Farms In, Olds, AB 3) HF Tibbie 103T (HF Done Right 125R) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB Mature Cow/Calf Class - Split 2 1)HF Blackbird 97S (HF Free Wheeler 191N) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 2) Wilbar Georgina 476S (Sandy Bar Advantage 43M)Wilbar Farms, Dundurn, SK 3) Young Dale Peg 77P (Young Dale Kong 19M) Young Dale Angus, Carievale, SK Champion Senior Female DMM Miss Essence 37T Reserve Champion Senior Female HF Blackbird 97S Grand Champion Female DMM Miss Essence 61W Reserve Champion Female Belvin Lady Blossom 14'09 Bull Calf Class - Split 1 1) Wilbar Tigershark 420Y (HF Tiger 5T) Wilbar Farms, Dundurn, SK 2) North Country Peacemaker Yves (SAV Peacemaker 3179) North Country Angus, Goodsoil, SK Bull Calf Class - Split 2

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1) HF Stop N' Stare 97Y (HF Kodiak 5R) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 2) DMM Riptide 27Y (DMM Riptide 87W) Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB 3) DMM Credence 42Y (DMM Creed 75W) Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB Bull Calf Class - Split 3 1)Belvin Panic Switch 2'11 (SAV Pioneer 7301)Belvin Angus, Innisfail, AB 2) HF Rebel 53Y (HF Tiger 5T) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 3) Diamond T Predominant-213 1104 (HF Predominant 213U)Diamond T Cattle Co, Olds, AB Yearling Bull Class - Split 1 1) Ring Creek El Tigre 9X (HF El Tigre 28U) Belvin Angus, Innisfail, AB 2)Remitall F Odyssey 67X (LLB Free Wheeler 268S) Remitall Farms Inc, Olds, AB 3) Coul Xtreme 162'10 (Sunny Dynasty 13R) Belvin Angus, Innisfail, AB Yearling Bull Class - Split 2 1) Young Dale Xcaliber 32X (Young Dale Knock Out 134U) Young Dale Angus, Carievale, SK 2) DMM Trade Secret 36X (Gumbo Gulch Creed 94S) Wilbar Farms, Dundurn, SK 3) Young Dale Xception 12X (Young Dale Panarama 66T) Young Dale Angus, Carievale, SK Two Year Bull Class 1) DMM Creed 75W (Gumbo Gulch Creed 94S) Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB 2)HF Swagger 75W (HF Tiger 5T) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 3)HF Hemi 176W (HF Hemi 151T)Double F Cattle Co, Parkside, SK Grand Champion Bull DMM Creed 75W Reserve Champion Bull HF Swagger 75W

Grand Champion Bull DMM Creed 75W

Reserve Champion Bull HF Swagger 75W

Alberta Supreme Competition

Alberta Supreme Female DMM Miss Essence 37T Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB

Alberta Supreme Champion Bull DMM Creed 75W Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB

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Alberta Supreme Breederâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Herd Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB

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Legends of the Fall Champion Heifer DMM Miss Essence 14Y Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB

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Lloydminster Stockade Roundup Red Angus Show

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Judge: Murray Andrews, Moose Jaw, SK Yearling Heifer Class 1)Red Y3Bar Faith 5X (Red Northline Rob Roy 122K) Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB 2)Red GJP 255T Ms Pathy 377X (Red Northline Trueblood 341T) Pugh Farms & L&V Red Angus, Edgerton, AB 3)Red Bar EL Joan 78X (Red Bar EL Ribeye 103R)Matlock Stock Farm, Lloydminster, SK Champion Junior Female Red Y3Bar Faith 5X Reserve Champion Junior Female Red GJP 255T Ms Pathy 377X Two Year Old Cow/Calf Pair Class 1) Red Vikse Tami 140W (Red Ter-Ron Fully Loaded 540R calf by Red Six Mile Smokin Jo 810S) Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB 2)Red MLSWW Ms Trophy 120W (Red Lazy MC Smash 7S calf by Red U-2 Illicit 423P) Matlock Stock Farm, Lloydminster, SK 3) Red R&M 194S Lemay 105W (Red R&M 376N Big C 194S calf by Red R&M 240R Willy 45W) R&M Cattle Co, Kitscoty, AB Mature Cow/Calf Class 1) Red Ter-Ron Cristy 46U (Red U-2 Big League 544R calf by Red DMM Pump 118T) Arntzen Angus, Sedgewick, AB 2)Red Glesbar Lakima 036T (Red Glebar Knight 73P calf by Red Six Mile Full rottle 171T) Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK

Champion Senior Female Red Ter-Ron Cristy 46U Reserve Champion Senior Female Red Vikse Tami 140W Heifer Calf Class 1) Red Matlock Gamma 31Y (Red Koran Watch 209W)Matlock Stock Farm, Lloydminster, SK 2)Red Vikse 44R Beef Miss 104Y (Red Vikse Hamaruka 158W)Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB 3)Red R&M 125U Lemay 46Y (Red R&M 1041P Undauted 125U) R&M Cattle Co, Kitscoty, AB (6 in class) Champion Heifer Calf Red Matlock Gamma 31Y Reserve Champion Heifer Calf Red Vikse 44R Beef Miss 104Y Grand Champion Female Red Y3Bar Faith 5X Reserve Champion Female Red Ter-Ron Cristy 46U Bull Calf Class 1)Red Alo Mofia Jo 1Y (Red Six Mile Sakic 832S) April Ockerman, Dewberry, AB 2) Red Vikse Cherry Hill 118Y (Red Vikse Hamaruka 158W) Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB 3)Red Vikse Hamaruka 27Y (Red Vikse Hamaruka 158W)Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB (9 in class) Champion Bull Calf Red Alo Mofia Jo 1Y Reserve Champion Bull Calf Red Vikse Cherry Hill 118Y

Grand Champion Bull Red GJP Scarface 269X

Grand Champion Female Red Y3Bar Faith 5X

Reserve Champion Female Red Ter-Ron Cristy 46U

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Yearling Bull Class 1) Red GJP Scarface 269X (Red Northline Fat Tony 605U) Pugh Farms & Tellier Bar LD Ranch, Edgerton, AB 2)Red Vikse GG Fully Loaded 130X (Red TerRon Fully Loaded 540R) Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB Champion Junior Bull Red GJP Scarface 269X Reserve Champion Junior Bull Red Vikse GG Fully Loaded 130X Two Year Old Bull Class 1)Red DTA Overflow 1W (Red DMM Pump 118T) Arntzen Angus, Vikse Family Farm, D. Mohr, Sedgewick, AB 2) Red Vikse Hamaruka 158W (Red Lazy MC Divide 8J) Vikse Family Farm & Corona Creek Cattle Co, Donalda, AB Champion Senior Bull Red DTA Overflow 1W Reserve Champion Senior Bull Red Vikse Hamaruka 158W Grand Champion Bull Red GJP Scarface 269X Reserve Champion Bull Red Vikse GG Fully Loaded 130X Breeder’s Herd 1) Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB Get of Sire 1) Vikse Family Farm, Donalda, AB 2) R&M Cattle Co, Kitscoty, AB

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Reserve Champion Bull Red Vikse GG Fully Loaded 130X

Lloydminster Stockade Roundup Black Angus Show

Judge:Murray Andrews, Moose Jaw, SK Junior Heifer Calf Class - Split 1 1)Elldem Lead Swan 103Y (SAV Wall Street 7091)Barrett Elliot, Elldem Cattle Investments, Saskatoon, SK 2) RNRF Miss Roseland 107Y (Angus Acres Eric 78U) RNR Flicek Black Angus, Neilburg, SK 3) Justamere 732W Baranda 250Y (Justamere 1036 Iron Will 732W) Brianna Kimmel, Lloydminster, AB (5 in class) Junior Heifer Calf Class - Split 2 1)Justamere 25T Keepsake 221Y (CJ Prestige 25T)Justamere Farms Ltd, Lloydminster, SK 2) Minburn Missie 79Y (TK Physical Quantum 61P) Minburn Angus, Minburn, AB3)Minburn May 37Y (Red Minburn Pathfinder 227W) Minburn Angus, Minburn, AB (5 in class) Champion Junior Heifer Calf Elldem Lead Swan 103Y Reserve Champion Junior Heifer Calf Justamere 25T Keepsake 221Y Senior Heifer Calf Class - Split 1 1) 20/20 Miss Essence 25Y (SCC Touchdown 57T) 20/20 Angus, Paynton, SK 2) RNRF Elena 185Y (Langco Bond 26R)RNR Flicek Black Angus, Neilburg, SK 3) Jolo Primrose 74Y (DFCC 32T Future Breaker 69W)Lock Farms, Macklin, SK (4 in class) Senior Heifer Calf Class - Split 2 1)20/20MissEssence10Y(SCC Touchdown 57T) 20/20 Angus,Paynton,SK 2)DFCC176WSweet‘N’Sassy 5Y (HF Hemi 176W)Double F Cattle Co, Parkside, SK 3) Justamere 10277 Tiﬀany 203Y (Sitz Dash 10277) Justamere Farms Ltd, Lloydminster, SK Champion Senior Heifer Calf 20/20 Miss Essence 10Y Reserve Champion Senior Heifer Calf 20/20 Miss Essence 25Y Yearling Heifer Class - Split 1 1)Jen 527S Fay 106X (Justamere 1118 Revolution 527S) Jennifer Jones, Lloydminster, SK 2) Elldem Primrose 901X (SAV Net Worth 4200) Barrett Elliot, Elldem Cattle Investments, Saskatoon, SK 3) H70 Quantock 7204 Ms 1204X (BC Lookout 7024) Hill 70 Quantock Ranch Ltd, Lloydminster, AB (4 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 2 1) Remitall F Marlene 50X (SAV Prodigy 8101) Justamere Farms Ltd, Lloydminster, SK 2) 20/20 Miss

Essence 33X (Jancliﬀ Frontier 14R)20/20 Angus, Paynton, SK 3)DFCC 5T Wow 11X (HF Tiger 5T) Double F Cattle Co, Parkside, SK (6 in class) Champion Junior Female Jen 527S Fay 106X Reserve Champion Junior Female Remitall F Marlene 50X Two Year Old Cow/Calf Class 1) Justamere 1036 Rosebud 705W (EXAR King 1036 calf by EXAR Raven 97338) Justamere Farms Ltd, Lloydminster, SK 2) HF Evening Tinge 138W (HF Tiger 5T calf by Six Mile Final Round 914W) Isla Bank Angus & Jonathon Lock, Delisle, SK Mature Cow/Calf Class 1)EXAR Miss Pat 83018 (HSAF Bando 1961 calf by EXAR Marathon 9291B) Justamere Farms Ltd, Lloydminster, SK 2)RNRF Elnora 220S (Saskalta Winston 157F calf by Double AA Bardolier 47’06) RNR Flicek Black Angus, Neilburg, SK Champion Senior Female Justamere 1036 Rosebud 705W Reserve Champion Senior Female HF Evening Tinge 138W Grand Champion Female Justamere 1036 Rosebud 705W Reserve Champion Female Jen 527S Fay 106X Junior Bull Calf Class - Split 1 1)Minburn Addiction 210Y (Minburn Addiction 30U) Minburn Angus, Minburn, AB 2)Justamere 422 Bud 244Y (EXARPF 422) Justamere Farms Ltd, Lloydminster, SK 3)Minburn Addiction 260Y (Minburn Addiction 30U)Minburn Angus, Minburn, AB (5 in class) Junior Bull Calf Class - Split 2 1) DFCC 33T Bullseye 74Y (Southland Old Skool 33T) Double F Cattle Co, Parkside, SK 2)R&M Y2K 40Y (Belvin Patriot 43’04) R&M Cattle Co, Kitscoty, AB 3) Justamere 9291B Matrix 209Y (EXAR Marathon 9291B) Justamere Farms Ltd, Lloydminster, SK (5 in class) Champion Junior Bull Calf DFCC 33T Bullseye 74Y Reserve Champion Junior Bull Calf Minburn Addiction 210Y

Grand Champion Female Justamere 1036 Rosebud 705W

Senior Bull Calf Class - Split 1 1)DFCC 176W Sizzler 52Y (HF Hemi 176W) Double F Cattle Co, Parkside, SK2)RNRF Bardolier 805Y (Double AA Bardolier 47’06)RNR Flicek Black Angus, Neilburg, SK Senior Bull Calf Class - Split 2 1)GGRR Freedom 17Y (TC Freedom 104) Gord & Laurie Rattray, Blackfoot, AB 2)RNRF Lawman 92Y (Double AA Bardolier 46’06)RNR Flicek Black Angus, Neilburg, SK 3) RNRF Outlaw 220Y (Double AA Bardolier 47’06)RNR Flicek Black Angus, Neilburg, SK (4 in class) Champion Senior Bull Calf GGRR Freedom 17Y Reserve Champion Senior Bull Calf DFCC 176W Sizzler 52Y Yearling Bull Class 1) Duralta 4-T Turbo 71X (DBRL 03M Titan 4T) Double F Cattle Co, Parkside, SK ; Diamond B Ranches; Duralta Farms, Vegreville, AB2)LCO Bond 812X (Elliott Bond 56N) Langco Enterprises, Viking, AB Champion Junior Bull Duralta 4-T Turbo 71X Reserve Champion Junior Bull LCO Bond 812X Two Year Old Bull Class 1)HF Hemi 176W (HF Hemi 151T)Double F Cattle Co, Parkside, SK; Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB; Nielson Land & Cattle, Craik, SK 2)EXAR Marathon 9291 (BC Marathon 7022)Justamere Farms Ltd, Lloydminster, SK Champion Senior Bull HF Hemi 176W Reserve Champion Senior Bull EXAR Marathon 9291 Grand Champion Bull HF Hemi 176W Reserve Champion Bull GGRR Freedom 17Y Breeder’s Herd 1)Justamere Farms Ltd, Lloydminster, SK Pair of Bulls 1)RNR Flicek Black Angus, Neilburg, SK 2) Double F Cattle Co, Parkside, SK

Reserve Champion Female Jen 527S Fay 106X Grand Champion Bull HF Hemi 176W

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Judge:Bill Elmhirst, Indian River, ON Heifer Calf Class - Split 1 1) Wiwa Creek Pride 87’11 (Wiwa Creek Escalade 815’08) Wiwa Creek Farms, Rush Lake, SK 2) Blairs Tibbie 511Y (BXB Venture Son 9P) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 3) Bandura Miss Mia 185Y (LLB Free Wheeler 268S) Bandura Ranches, Duchess, AB (5 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 2 1)Bar EL Lady 127Y (SAV 004 Density 4336)Bar EL Angus, Stettler, AB 2) Mich Delight 167Y (RC Wiley Post 9304B Exar) Michelson Land & Cattle, Lipton, SK 3) Clay Heather 120Y (U2 Freight Liner 444W) Clay Enterprises, Wapella, SK (4 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 3 1)Justamere 25T Keepsake 221Y (CJ Prestige 25T) Justamere Farms, Lloydminster, SK2)Bandura Barb 106Y (Duff Encore 702) Bandura Ranches, Duchess, AB 3) HLC Blackbird 109Y (EXAR Spartan 9573B) Hollinger Land & Cattle Co & Vos Angus Farms, Neudorf, SK (7 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 4 1)EXAR Blackbird 1112 (Dameron First Class) Mainstream Genetics, Watrous, SK 2) SFL Lady Ruth 57Y (GDAR Game Day 449) Smart Farms Angus, Moosomin, SK 3) 20/20 Miss Essence 25Y (SCC Touchdown 57T)20/20 Angus, Paynton, SK (8 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 5 1) Anderson Blackwood 1150 (Soo Line Motive 9016) Anderson Cattle Co, Bethune, SK 2) Blairs Annie K 227Y (Duff New Generation 6107) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 3)Northern View Pride 8Y (TGA Blackman 8311U) Northern View Angus, Neudorf, SK(8 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 6 1)Soo Line Favorite 1151 (Soo Line Motive 9016) Soo Line Cattle Co, Midale, SK 2) HF Tibbie 242Y (HF Swagger 75W) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 3) Come As U R Erica 101Y (Youngdale Panarama 66T) Come As U R, Storthoaks, SK (8 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 7 1) CCCJ Tibbie 6Y (Soo Line Motive 9016) Chance Jackson, Sedley, SK 2) Justamere 10277 Tiffany 203Y (Sitz Dash 10277)Justamere Farms, Lloydminster, SK 3)Abacus Bardolia 30Y (BC Eagle Eye 110-7) Abacus Angus, High River, AB (8 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 8 1) Soo Line Beauty 100 (SAV Wall Street 7091) Soo Line Cattle Co, Midale, SK 2)NRA Rosebud 49Y (Sitz Upward 307R)Nielson Land & Cattle Co, Craik, SK3) FCR Lucy 33Y (Crescent Creek Tomboy 15W) Bar CR Angus, Perdue, SK (8 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 9 1) Hawke Goddess Epponia 117Y (SAV 004 Density 4336) Coldwater, ON 2)Harvest R Blackbird 3Y (BC 7022 Raven 7965)Harvest Angus, Prince George, BC 3) JF Promptitude Y9 (Connealy Revenue 7289) Flesch Angus, Shelby, MT (6 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 10 1) HF Echo 45Y (HF Kodiak 5R) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 2)SC Mich Rose 117Y (LaGrand MAF Antidote 5775)Serheiko/Voegeli Cattle Co & MichelPage 40

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son Land & Cattle, Maymont, SK 3)CCJ Erroline 2Y (Soo Line Motive 9016) Chance Jackson, Sedley, SK (9 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 11 1) FF Evergreen Y1 (Connealy Revenue 7289) Flesch Angus, Shelby, MT 2) DMM Lady Blackbird 12Y (DMM Posi-Traction 57P) Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB 3)J Square S Atlanta 2Y (MJ Escalade 2W) J Square S Angus, Grayson, SK (8 in class) Champion Junior Heifer Calf Wiwa Creek Pride 87’11 Reserve Champion Junior Heifer Calf Bar EL Lady 127Y Champion Intermediate Heifer Calf Soo Line Favorite 1151 Reserve Champion Intermediate Heifer Calf Justamere 25T Keepsake 221Y Champion Senior Heifer Calf HF Echo 45Y Reserve Champion Senior Heifer Calf FF Evergreen Y1 Yearling Heifer Class - Split 1 1) Belvin Echo 211’10 (Belvin Panter 21’04) Belvin Angus, Raymond & Graham Turney, Laura Code, Innisfail, AB 2)GCC Dixie Erica 911X (GCC Black Watch 849T) Anderson Cattle Co, Bethune, SK 3) Blairs Mabel 68X (Duﬀ New Generation 6107) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co & Larry Nielson, Lanigan, SK (9 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 2 1)Elldem Primrose 9001X (SAV Net Worth 4200)Justamere Farms & Elldem Cattle Co, Lloydminster, SK 2) Northline Little Ms Sunshine (Young Dale Double T 106P)Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB3) Davis Genflo Shadoe 001 (BC Bailout 702-7) Bandura Ranches, Duchess, AB (7 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 3 1)MVF Tibbie 138X (MVF Net Worth 183U)Chance Jackson, Sedley, SK 2) Remitall F Marlene 50X (SAV Prodigy 8101) Justamere Farms, Lloydminster, SK 3) Eastondale Annie K 30’10 (SAV 004 Traveler 5658) Eastondale Angus, Wawota, SK (6 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 4 1) HF Echo 163X (Duﬀ Encore 702) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB & Continental Angus, Leduc, AB 2) Wiwa Creek Pride 63’10 (Wiwa Creek Fullback 19’07) Wiwa Creek Farms & Emma Thomason, Rush Lake, SK 3)Blairs Uptown Girl 105X (Red Fine Line Mulberry 26P)Blairs.Ag Cattle Co & Shaneri Farms, Lanigan, SK (8 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 5 1) FCR Erica 24X (HF Tiger 5T) Bar CR Angus & Emily Froelich, Perdue, SK 2)Clay Georgina 9X (SAV Pioneer 7301) Tullamore Angus, Caledon, ON 3) DFCC 5T Wow 11X (HF Tiger 5T) Double F Cattle Co & Nielson Land & Cattle, Parkside, SK (5 in class) Yearling Heifer Class - Split 6 1)Soo Line Blacklass 0056 (SAV Wall Street 7091)Soo Line Cattle Co, Midale, SK 2) Bandura Black Lady 17X (SAV Masterpiece 5289) Bandura Ranches, Duchess, AB & Express Ranches, Yukon, OK 3) Diamond T Bardolier Lass 1002 (Soo Line Kodiak 8045)Diamond T Cattle Co, Olds, AB (6 in class)

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Yearling Heifer Class - Split 7 1)FF Shoshone X5 (SAV Bismarck 5682)Flesch Angus & Catherine Callentine, Shelby, MT 2) Black Wheel Barbie 4X (Black Wheel Odessey 2M) Anderson Cattle Co & Halle Vermeulen, Bethune, SK3)Harvest Blackbird 1X (HF Tiger 5T)Harvest Angus, Prince George, BC (6 in class) Champion Junior Yearling Heifer Belvin Echo 211’10 Reserve Champion Junior Yearling Heifer MVF Tibbie 138X Champion Senior Yearling Heifer HF Echo 163X Reserve Champion Senior Yearling Heifer FF Shoshone X5 Two Year Old Cow/Calf Class - Split 1 1) SCC Mayflower 116W (TC Grid Topper 35S calf by HF Tiger 5T) Stewart Cattle Co, Russell, MB 2) Diamond T Gammer-N-H-9938 (Belvin Nighthawk 32’03 calf by SAV Iron Mountain 8066)Harvest Angus, Prince George, BC3) PNP Miss Diana 93W (SAV Wall Street 7091 calf by Figure 8 Angus Tom Boy 590R)Hall’s Cattle Co & Robbie Garner, Craven, SK (7 in class) Two Year Old Cow/Calf Class - Split 2 1) Soo Line Annie K 9165 (Bar EL or 6T calf by Soo Line Motive 9016) Soo Line Cattle Co, Midale, SK 2) Remitall F Marlene 8W (Remitall H Rachis 21R calf by SAV Prodigy 8101) Remitall Farms, Olds, AB 3) Justamere 1036 Rosebud 705W (EXAR King 1036 calf by EXAR Raven 9733B) Justamere Farms, Lloydminster, SK & Chute Creek Angus, Penticton, BC (7 in class) Mature Cow/Calf Class - Split 1 1) DMM Miss Essence 37T (Northline Riptide 130N calf by Gumbo Gulch Creed 94S)Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB 2) Brookmore Karama 100T (SAV 004 Density 4336 calf by HF Tiger 5T)Remitall Farms, Olds, AB & Boss Cattle Co, NE 3) HF Tibbie 93U (SAV 004 Predominant 4438 calf by HF High Roller 79R) Bar H Land & Cattle Co, Langenburg, SK (5 in class) Mature Cow/Calf Class - Split 2 1) HF Blackbird 97S (HF Free Wheeler 191N calf by HF Kodiak 5R) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 2) Young Dale Peg 77P (Young Dale Kong 19M calf by Young Dale Hogan 3Y) Young Dale Angus, Carievale, SK 3) Wilbar Georgina 476S (Sandy Bar Advantage 43M calf by Bar EL Unforgiven 102U) Wilbar Farms, Dundurn, SK (4 in class) Champion Senior Female Soo Line Annie K 100B Reserve Champion Senior Female DMM Miss Essence 14Y Grand Champion Female Soo Line Annie K 100B Reserve Champion Female HF Echo 163X Bull Calf Class - Split 1 1) Northern View Net Worth 104Y (Bell Net Return 3U) Northern View Angus, Neudorf, SK 2) Prime Time’s 417 Harvestor 107 (Harvest Headliner 2W) Prime Time Cattle, Nobleford, AB 3) Prime Time’s 812U Headliner 108 (Harvest Headliner 2W) Prime Time Cattle, Nobleford, AB (6 in class)

Co, Parkside, SK 3) MSG Sonar 46Y (JL Net Worth 07064)Mainstream Genetics, Watrous, SK (5 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 3 1) Blairs New Generation 305Y (Duﬀ New Generation 305Y) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK 2) DFCC 176W Sizzler 52Y (HF Hemi 176W) Double F Cattle Co, Parkside, SK 3) Peak Dot Iron Mountain 727Y (SAV Iron Mountain 8066) Caragata Ranch, Lumsden, SK (6 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 4 1)Wiwa Creek Motive 70’11 (Soo Line Motive 70’11) Wiwa Creek Farms, Rush Lake, SK 2) Anderson Initiative 1151 (Soo Line Motive 9016) Anderson Cattle Co, Bethune, SK3)Wilbar Tigershark 420Y (HF Tiger 5T)Wilbar Farms, Dundurn, SK (7 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 5 1) 20/20 Touchdown 14Y (SCC Touchdown 57T) 20/20 Angus, Paynton, SK 2) Lone Star Slam 1Y (Lone Star Willy 4W)Val Townsend, Sylvan Lake, AB3)Remitall F Yield 49Y (Remitall H Rachis 21R) Remitall Farms Inc, Olds, AB (5 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 6 1) JF Middle Butte Y46 (SAV Iron Mountain 8066) Flesch Angus, Shelby, MT 2) Wrights 204 Vegas 6Y (HF Insignia 204W)Wright Livestock, Melfort, SK 3) Abacus Excalibur 24Y (BC Eagle Eye 110-7) Abacus Angus, High River, AB (8 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 7 1) HF Thunderbird 146Y (HF Tiger 5T) Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 2) J Square S Fireman 14Y (MJ Escalade 2W)J Square S Angus, Grayson, SK 3)Northern View Matrix 84Y(BC Matrix 4132)Northern View

Angus, Neudorf, SK (9 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 8 1)Mich Street Boss 101Y (EXAR Pit Boss 409) Michelson Land & Cattle, Lipton, SK 2) HF Rebel 53Y (HF Tiger 5T)Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 3)Remitall F Monument 6Y (Soo Line Motive 9016) Remitall Farms & Lorenzon Farms, Olds, AB (8 in class) Champion Junior Bull Calf Justamere 422 Bud 244Y Reserve Champion Junior Bull Calf Northern View Net Worth 104Y Champion Intermediate Bull Calf Blairs New Generation 305Y Reserve Champion Intermediate Bull Calf Wiwa Creek Motive 70’11 Champion Senior Bull Calf Class HF Thunderbird 146Y Reserve Champion Senior Bull Calf Class J Square S Fireman 14Y Yearling Bull Class - Split 1 1) BH Balancer 14X (HF Bruin 96T) Bar H Land & Cattle Co, Langenburg, SK2) Remitall F Odyssey 67X (LLB Free Wheeler 268S) Remitall Farms, Olds, AB 3) Belvin Tres Marias Catriel 205 (Alston 5384 Catriel F) Belvin Angus & Tres Marias Ranch, Innisfail, AB (7 in class) Yearling Bull Class - Split 2 1) Southland Thriller 83X (Southland Two Fitty 250T) Bar EL Angus, Stettler, Southland Angus, Shaunavon, SK & the Thriller Group 2) Less Latest Version (Duﬀ New Attraction 6110 (Duﬀ New Attraction 6110) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK3) Remitall F Jet 30X

Grand Champion Female Soo Line Annie K 100B

(SAV Pioneer 7301) Remitall Farms, AB; Batho Farms, MB; AM Ranching, MB (7 in class) Yearling Bull Class - Split 3 1)Soo Line Kodiak 0022 (HF Kodiak 5R) Soo Line Cattle Co, Midale, SK & Norseman Farms, Kyle, SK 2) DMM Roar 16X (HF Tiger 5T) Miller Wilson Angus & Reich Angus, Bashaw, AB 3) Soo Line Entourage 0039 (Soo Line Entourage 8419) Hall’s Cattle Co & Haroldson Polled Hereford, Craven, SK (5 in class) Champion Junior Bull Southland Thriller 83X Reserve Champion Junior Bull Soo Line Kodiak 0022 Two Year Old Bull Class 1)HF Hemi 176W (HF Hemi 151T) Double F Cattle Co, Parkside, SK; Nielson Farms; Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB 2) DMM Creed 75W (Gumbo Gulch Creed 94S) Miller Wilson Angus & Reich Angus, Bashaw, AB3)Justamere 1036 Iron Will 732W (EXAR King 732W) Justamere Farms & Stoney Acres Black Angus, Lloydminster, SK (5 in class) Champion Senior Bull HF Hemi 176W Reserve Champion Senior Bull DMM Creed 75W Grand Champion Bull Southland Thriller 83X Reserve Champion Bull Soo Line Kodiak 0022 Breeder’s Herd 1)Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB2)Justamere Farms, Lloydminster, SK

Grand Champion Bull Southland Thriller 83X

Reserve Champion Bull Soo Line Kodiak 0022

Reserve Champion Female HF Echo 163X

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Judge:Lance Leachman, Maidstone, SK Heifer Calf Class - Split 1 1) Red Lazy MC Diona 82Y (Lazy MC Lookout 37U) Lazy MC Angus Bassano, AB 2) Red Wrights Bridget 1Y (Red Six Mile Wind Fall 826W) Wright Livestock Melfort, SK; Wildcat Creek Ranch, Newton, KS; Brylor Ranch, Pincher Creek, AB 3) Red Wilbar Sue 677Y (Red Ter-Ron Reload 703T) Wilbar Farms, Dundurn, SK (7 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 2 1) Red TNF Kassie 83Y (Red Fine Line Mulberry 26P) TNF Red Angus Riviere Qui Barre, AB 2) Red Chopper K Bobbi 73Y (Red Majestic UFC R 116U)Chopper K Red Angus, Carnduﬀ, SK 3) Red Wildman Chieftess 115Y (Red Wildman Damage 930W)Wildman Livestock Sangudo, AB; Wildcat Creek Ranch, Newton, KS (7 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 3 1)Red Mar Mac Lady Trooper 112Y(Red Cockburn Ribeye 346U)Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB 2)Red Blairs Lass 231Y (Red Ter-Ron Reload 703T) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK; Soo Line Cattle Co, Midale, SK 3) Red Ter-Ron Miss Mac 114Y (Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W) Ter-Ron Farms, Forestburg, AB; Robb Farms (10 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 4 1)Red Ter-Ron Alice 31Y (Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W) Ter-Ron Farms, Forestburg, AB 2) Red Blairs Roxie 229Y (Red Blairs Daytona 116U) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK; Maguire Blair, Lanigan, SK 3)Red Blake’s Miss Trophy 89Y (Red Fine Line Mulberry 26P) Blake’s Red Angus, McCord, SK (10 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 5 1) Red Blairs Sweet Cheeks 8Y (Red CG On Target 18T) Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK; Wild Cat Creek Ranch, Newton, KS 2) Red Mar Mac Ruby 24Y (Red Cockburn Ribeye 346U)Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB 3)Red Chopper K Miss Mara 2Y (Red Badlands Capacity 37W)Chopper K Red Angus, Carnduﬀ, SK (8 in class) Heifer Calf Class - Split 6 1)Red Six Mile Countess 105Y (Red NBar Hamley S913) Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK 2)Red Wheel Rose 21Y (Red Northline Atlantic City) Wheeler’s Stock Farm, Saskatoon, SK; Lewis Farms, Spruce Grove, AB3)Red LFE Susie Q 26Y (Red Crowfoot Ole’s Oscar 2042M) Lewis Farms, Spruce Grove, AB (8 in class) Champion Junior Heifer Calf Red Lazy MC Diona 82Y Reserve Champion Junior Heifer Calf Red Wrights Bridget 1Y Champion Intermediate Heifer Calf Red Ter-Ron Alice 31Y Reserve Champion Intermediate Heifer Calf Red Mar Mac Lady Trooper 112Y Champion Senior Heifer Calf Red Six Mile Countess 105Y Reserve Champion Senior Heifer Calf Red Wheel Rose 21Y Yearling Heifer Class - Split 1 1)Red Northline Cream Soda 241X (Red Northline Crush 59R) Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB; Pitman Holdings, Ardrossan, AB 2) Red Vancise Lakota 025X (Red Page 42

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Yearling Heifer Class - Split 3 1)Red Lazy MC CC Sparkle 3X (Red Lazy MC Gridiron 66S)Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB; CK Farms 2)Red KFC 6250 Maggie 0144X (Red KFC Rob Power 6250) Gold Bar Livestock, Ariss, ON; Scott Brady, Craigmyle, AB 3)Red Wilbar Cora 312X (Red Ter-Ron Reload 703T) Wilbar Farms, Dundurn, SK (6 in class) Champion Junior Female Red Northline Cream Soda 241X Reserve Champion Junior Female Red Vancise Lakota 025X Champion Senior Female Red Glesbar Leah 86X Reserve Champion Senior Female Red Bar EL Ab Meg 261X Two Year Old Cow/Calf Pair Class 1)Red Six Mile Gloria 746W (Red 5L Norseman King 2291 calf by Red Six Mile Wind Chill 828W)Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK 2) Red McRae’s Reba Lee 53W (Red McRae’s Vision 50T calf by Red Lazy MC CC Detour 2W)Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB, Mile High Land & Cattle, Red Deer County, AB 3)Red Six Mile Lakoto 16W (Red U-2 Big League 7136T calf by Red VGW Game Plan 816)Six Mile Ranch Ltd. Fir Mountain, SK & Christy Collins Inc. (5 in class) Mature Cow/Calf Class 1) Red Bar EL Kassie 3P (Red Bar EL Approval 4L calf by Red HCF Red Rock 212) TNF Red Angus Riviere Qui Barre, AB; Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB 2)Red TerRon Cristy 46U (Red U-2 Big League 544R calf by Red DMM Pump 118T) Arntzen Angus, Sedgewick, AB 3) Red Wheel Auburn 89T (Red U-2/TR Dsign 4046P calf by Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W)Wheeler’s Stock Farm, Saskatoon, SK (5 in class) Champion Senior Female Red Bar EL Kassie 3P Reserve Champion Senior Female Red Six Mile Gloria 746W Grand Champion Female Red Bar EL Kassie 3P Reserve Champion Female Red Six Mile Gloria 746W Bull Calf Class - Split 1 1) Red Bar EL Double Deuce 198Y (Bar EL Warpaint 167W) Bar EL Angus, Stettler, AB 2)Red T-K Recoil 72Y (Red Bar EL Warden 144W) T Bar K Ranch, Wawota, SK 3)Red Lazy MC Eye Spy 64Y (Lazy MC Lookout 37U) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB (9 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 2 1)Red Six Mile Game Face 164Y (Red VGW Gane Plan

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816) Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK 2)Red Ward’s Raw Deal 16Y (Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W)Ward’s Red Angus, Saskatoon, SK 3)Red Howe Gambler 62Y (Red Bar EL Ribeye 103R)Howe Red Angus, Moose Jaw, SK (8 in class)

Bull Calf Class - Split 3 1)Red Lazy MC Trooper 21Y (Red SSS Soldier 365W) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB 2) Red KF Wild 48Y (KBJ Wild Card 1024S)Kuntz Farms, Balgonie & Clint Kuntz 3)Red Mar Mac Flat Iron 88Y (Red Cockburn Ribeye 346U)Mar Mac Farms, Brandon, MB (7 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 4 1) Red Ter-Ron Excalibre 40Y (Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W) Ter-Ron Farms, Forestburg, AB 2) Red Chopper K Heritage 8Y (Red Badlands Capacity 37W)Chopper K Red Angus, Carnduﬀ, SK 3)Red WRAZ Lancaster 16Y (Red Bieber Roughrider 10712) WRAZ Red Angus, Wawota, SK (7 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 5 1)Red Rock of Spittalburn 101Y (Red RMJ redman 1T) Spittalburn Farms, Perdue & Dean & Brittney McAvoy 2) Red Blake’s Tradition 22Y (Red Howe Finest Tradition 20W) Blake’s Red Angus, McCord, SK 3) Red Wheel Bond 30Y (Red Wheel Alliance 22U) Wheeler's Stock Farm, Saskatoon, SK (5 in class) Bull Calf Class - Split 6 1)Red Wheel Big Deal 14Y (Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W) Wheeler’s Stock Farm, Saskatoon, SK 2) Red Bar EL Ab Judge 5Y (Red Wheel Alliance 22U) Bar EL Angus, Stettler, AB 3)Red Gold Bar Rango 116Y (Red Gold Bar Unique JW 113W)Gold Bar Livestock, Ariss, ON (7 in class) Champion Junior Bull Calf Red Bar EL Double Deuce 198Y Reserve Champion Junior Bull Calf Red T-K Recoil 72Y Champion Intermediate Bull Calf Red Lazy MC Trooper 21Y Reserve Champion Intermediate Bull Calf Red Ter-Ron Excalibre 40Y Champion Senior Bull Calf Red Rock of Spittalburn 101Y Reserve Champion Senior Bull Calf Red Wheel Big Deal 14Y Yearling Bull Class - Split 1 1)Red Wildman Chuck Norris 012X (Red Wildman Rio Grande 520R) Wildman Livestock, Sangudo, AB 2) Red Benchmark Better Beef (Red Basin EXT 45T5) Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK & Benchmark Angus, Lethbridge, AB 3) Red SY Xavier 7X (Red Lazy MC Smash 41N)Symens Land and Cattle Co, Claresholm, AB (6 in class) Yearling Bull Class - Split 2 1) Red DMM Glesbar Barndance 35X (Red DMM Pump 118T)Miller Wilson Angus, Bashaw, AB; Glesbar Cattle Co, Barrhead, AB; Goad Family Angus, Clandonald, AB 2) Red SY Smash 15X (Red Lazy MC Smash 41N) Symens Land and Cattle Co, Claresholm, AB, Hazel Bluﬀ Red Angus, Westlock, AB 3)Red Lazy MC Honky Tonk 11X (Red Lazy MC Cowboy Cut 26U) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB, A1 Land & Cattle,

Calgary, AB; Damar Farms, WI 2)Red Northline Ignition 125W (Red Northline Rev 341R) Northline Angus, Ardrossan, AB 3) Red Bar EL Warden 144W (Red Bar EL Ribeye 103R) T Bar K Ranch, Wawota, SK & McMillen Ranching Ltd (6 in class)

Grand Champion Female Red Bar EL Kassie 3P

Champion Senior Bull Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W Reserve Champion Senior Bull Red Northline Ignition 125W Grand Champion Bull Red Ter-Ron Real Deal 01W

Reserve Champion Bull Red DMM Glesbar Barndance 35X BreederÂ´s Herd 1) Ter-Ron Farms, Forestburg, AB2) SixMile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK3) Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB (8 in class) Premier Breeder & Exhibitor Lazy MC Angus Bassano, AB

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St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC Senior Yearling Heifer Class 1)Xilia Ursula Dynamic Ang 6X (GDAR Game Day 449) Raynald Noiseux, Marieville, QC 2) SANE N.W. Blackbird 109X (SAV Net Worth 4200)Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC3)SANE N.W. Jestress 128X (SAV Net Worth 4200) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Pauld’Abbotsford, QC (4 in class) Junior Champion Female SANE 217U Princess 315X Reserve Junior Champion Female Xilia Ursula Dynamic Ang 6X Two Year Old Female Class 1)SANE N.W. Queenette 205W (SAV Net Worth 4200) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 2) SANE ADM Barbie 122W (Woodhill Admiral 77K)Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 3) SANE 211T Blackbird 215W (SANE 317J Commander 211T) Ghislain Gouin, Bromont, QC Mature Cow/Calf Class 1) SANE 65D Pride 401N (BT Direction 65D) Ghislain Gouin, Bromont, QC2)SANE 878 Jilt 122T (Bon View New Design 878)Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 3) Dan Dex L.O. Daphnee 2S (Connealy Lead On) Ferme D&L Dextradeur, Granby, QC (5 in class) Senior Champion Female SANE N.W. Queenette 205W Reserve Senior Champion Female SANE ADM Barbie 122W Grand Champion Female SANE N.W. Queenette 205W Reserve Champion Female

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Feb 20 Ole Farms Black & Red Angus Bull Sale at the farm Athabasca, AB Mar 2 17th Annual Cattleman’s Connection Black Angus Bull Sale, Brandon, MB Mar 3 7th Annual Cutting Edge Black Angus & Simmental Bull Sale, Rimbey Auction Mart, Rimbey, AB Mar 10 26th Annual LLB Spring Spectacular Bull & Female Sale at the Ranch, Erskine, AB Mar 16 Bowerman Bros, Nesset Lake Angus 7th Black Angus Bull Sale, Meadow Lake Auction, Meadow Lake, SK Mar 28 Right Cross Ranch’s 1st Annual Bull Sale, Kisbey, SK Mar 30 Triple J Farm, Jeannot’s Black Angus and Leveldale Polled Herefords 4th Annual Bull Sale, Whitewood, SK Apr 5 Crowfoot Cattle Co Red & Black Angus Bull Sale at the ranch, Standard, AB Apr 10 103rd Lacombe Bull Show & Sale, Lacombe, AB Apr 13 Fertile Valley, David & Dennis Johnston Black Angus Bull Sale, Saskatchewan Livestock Sales, Saskatoon, SK Apr 23 26th Rancher’s Choice Black Angus Bull Sale, Medicine Hat, AB Apr 26 Lazy E Bar Ranching Ltd, James & Wade Bleakley Black Angus Bull & Commercial Replacement Heifer Sale, Stettler Auction Mart, Stettler, AB

Québec, QC - August 18, 2011 Judge: David Hasson, Ariss, ON Bull Calf Class 1) AGG 401N Game D 109Y (GDAR Game Day 449) Ghislain Gouin, Bromont, QC 2) SANE 122T Net Worth 120Y (SANE 22K Net Worth 217U)Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 3) Dan Dax Net Worth 120Y (SAV Net Worth 4200) Ferme D&L Dextradeur, Granby, QC (5 in class) Senior Yearling Bull Class 1)SANE 125N Jipsey Earl 117X (Dunlouise Jipsey Earl E161) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC Junior Champion Male SANE 125N Jipsey Earl 117X Grand Champion Male AGG 401N Game D 109Y Reserve Grand Champion Male SANE 125N Jipsey Earl 117X Heifer Calf Class 1) SANE G.D. Barbie 112Y (GDAR Game Day 449) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 2) SANE N.W. Queenette 103Y (SAV Net Worth 4200) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 3) AGG DG Blackbird 206Y (Lemar Dakota Gold 18T) Ghislain Gouin, Bromont, QC (4 in class) Junior Yearling Heifer Class 1) SANE 217U Princess 315X (SANE 22K Net Worth 217U) Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 2) SANE 217U Blackcap 413X (SANE 22K Net Worth 217U)Service Animal Noiseux, St-Paul-d’Abbotsford, QC 3)SANE 319P Princess 312X (SANE 317J Survivor 319P) Service Animal Noiseux,

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Eastern Canadian Extravaganza Sale October 1, 2011 - Uxbridge, Ontario Hosted by Curraghdale Cattle Corp. Auctioneer:Brent Carey, Stavely, AB 34 Bred Heifers $2,574 14 Cow/Calf Pairs $3,986 2 Cows $1,725 13 Heifer Calves $2,558 2 Bull Calves $1,425 1 Embryo lot $1,050 1 Flush lot $2,800 67 Lots $2,787 Sale gross $186,700 High Selling Bred Heifers: Bailey Acres Barbara 2X (SAV Net Worth 4200)consigned by Bailey Acres, Port Perry, ON purchased by Paradise Land and Cattle, Caledon East, ON for $9,000 /// Elmgrove Pride 1X (Hawthorne Net Worth 10T) consigned by Tullamore Angus, Caledon East, ON purchased by French River Cattle Co, Sudbury, ON for $5,000 /// Curraghdale Eurotia 34X (SAV 004 Density 4336) consigned by Curraghdale Cattle Corp, Uxbridge, ON purchased by LLB Angus, Erskine, AB for $3,600 /// Curraghdale Barbara 61X (Curraghdale Power Stroke 4U)consigned by Curraghdale Cattle Corp, Uxbridge, ON purchased by Westwind Farms, Omemee, ON for $3,550 High Selling Cow/Calf Pairs: Wat-Cha Tease N Please 20T (FLA Datelines Encore 1R) consigned by Worth-Mor Cattle, Campbellford, ON purchased by Keith Bubar, NS for $3,100 and her heifer calf WMC Rocket Girl 40Y (SAV Wall Street 7091)purchased by Timber Trail Angus, Munster, ON for $3,800 ///Royal Persephone DRCC 413P (SAV Wall Street 7091)consigned by Harron Farms, Allenford, ON purchased by John Hernden, Shelburne, ON for $3,100 and her heifer calf Harron Persephone 1Y (SAV Mandan 5664) purchased by Tullamore Angus, Caledon East, ON for $2,700 /// Curraghdale Sunset 28W (KCF Bennett Total)consigned by Curraghdale Cattle Corp, Uxbridge, ON purchased by Hawthorne Farms, Mountain, ON for $3,200 and her heifer calf Curraghdale Sunset 12Y (SAV Final Answer 0035) purchased by Brockhill Farm, Sunderland, ON for $1500 /// Tambri Blackberry 9M (B/R New Design 036) consigned by Tambri Angus, Paisley, ON purchased by John Hernden, Shelburne, ON for $2,700 and her heifer calf Tambri Blackberry 2Y (SAV 004 Predominant 4438) purchased by Tullamore Angus, Caledon, ON for $1,900 High Selling Heifer Calves:Brockhill Persephone 1Y (Connealy Impression) purchased by French River Cattle Co, Sudbury, ON for $4,750 /// Bailey Acres Daisy 1Y (S Chism 6175) purchased by ADA Cattle Co, Allison Nesbitt for $3,400 /// Locust Grove Marjorie 18Y (SAV Bismarck 5682)purchased by LLB Angus, Erskine, AB for $2,900 Justamere Sale of the Year October 11, 2011 - Lloydminster, SK Auctioneer:Steve Dorran, Airdrie, AB 2.25 Bull Calves $6,300 20.5 Heifer Calves $4,075 20 Bred Heifers $4,365 Page 48

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5 Cow/Calf Pairs $5,060 1.5 Donor Cows $6,170 7 Embryos $250.00 23 Doses Semen $60.00 2 Heifer Prospects $2,450 57.25 Lots $3,975 Sale Gross $228,000 High Selling Heifer Calf: Justamere 10277 Tiﬀany 203Y (Sitz Dash 10277) ½ interest purchased by Express Ranches, Yukon, OK for $7,000 High Selling Bred Heifer:EXAR Elba 0525(C J Prestige 25T)purchased by Bandura Ranches, Duchess, AB for $8,500 Soo Line Cattle Co. Heart of the Herd Reduction Sale October 14, 2011 - Midale, Saskatchewan Auctioneer:Steve Dorran, Airdrie, AB Sale Management:Cotton & Associates 135 Lots $3,836 Sale gross $510,200 High Selling Bred Cows: TLA Beauty 5R (RR 7407 Rainmaker 2154) purchased by ZWT Ranch, TN for $45,000 // Angus Glen Favorite 9N (BT Right Time 24J)purchased by ZWT Ranch, TN for $15,000 // TLA Beauty 6R (RR 7407 Rainmaker 2154)purchased by Brooking Angus, SK for $13,000 //Soo Line Beauty 7035 (SAV 004 Density 4336) purchased by Bandura Ranches, AB for $12,000 // Minburn Blackbird 144P (KBJ Windy 680M) purchased by Anderson Cattle Co & Wiwa Creek Angus, SK for $10,000 High Selling Bred Heifers: Soo Line Annie K 0170 (Brockhill Prophecy 4P)purchased by Sundberg Farms, IL for $10,500 // Soo Line Blacklass 0056 (SAV Wall Street 7091) purchased by Eby Ranch, KS for $9,500 // Soo Line Miss Jauer 0145 (Duﬀ Jetset 7122) JP Cattle Co, NB for $8,500 //Soo Line Euthalla 0267 (Soo Line Entourage 8419) purchased by Thomason Angus, SK for $7,000 // Soo Line Heroine 0026 (Bar EL or 6T) purchased by Day Cattle Co, MO for $6,000 Six Mile Ranch ‘Focused on Females’ Production Sale October 15, 2011 - Fir Mountain, Saskatchewan Auctioneer:Brent Carey, Stavely, AB 28 Red Angus Yearling Bred Heifers $5,466 9 Red Angus Open Heifer Calves $5,706 3 Red Angus Bred Cows $12,500 1 Future Flush $ 9,000 6 Red Angus Embryos $1,000 11 BlackAngusYearlingBredHeifers $4,760 Half Interest in a Black Angus Cow $26,000 2 ½ Black Angus Open Heifer Calves $8,750 1 Three Year Old Herd Sire $6,300 55 Live Sale Lots $ 6,147 Sale Gross $353,050 High Selling Red Heifer Calves:Red Six Mile Fly Girl 104Y (Red Six Mile Wild West 0913W)purchased by C Bar C Red Angus, OK for $13,000 /// Red Six Mile Extra Sweet 411Y (Red VGW Game Plan 816) purchased by John & Hannah Nelson, OK for $12,000 High Selling Red Yearling Heifers: Red Six Mile &

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Co Lassie 417X (Red Ter-Ron Reload 703T)purchased by Badlands Red Angus, ND and Fehrman Red Angus, MN for $23,500 /// Red Six Mile Faye 297X (Red Six Mile Full rottle 171T) purchased by Glengary Ranch, AB for $20,000 High Selling Red Cow:Red Six Mile Coca 423R (Red Stockman of Cudlobe 12L) purchased by Glengary Ranch, AB for $17,500 High Selling Black Cow:Six Mile Real Beauty 803U (SAV Net Worth 4200)half interest purchased by Steckelberg Farms, IA for $26,000 High Selling Black Angus Yearling Heifers:Six Mile Lassie Lee 63X (Bar E-L Safari 18S)purchased by J Star Livestock and 4 Mac Farms, ON for $7,000 /// Six Mile Lady Luck 18X (SAV Final Answer 0035) purchased by Sheidaghan Angus, SK and Sandy Bar Ranch, SK for $6,200 High Selling Black Angus Heifer Calf:Six Mile Beyond Beauty 124Y (Vin-Mar Focus In 8847)half interest purchased by Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, SK for $15,500 High Selling Embryos: Three Embryos sired by Red SixMileRuger221X(Red Six Mile Ultimatum 409U)and out of Red Six Mile Duchess 739S (Red Six Mile Park Ave. 392P) purchased by James Kuhn, ND for $1,050 each High Selling Future Flush: A flush on Red Six Mile Siera 257P (Red Six Mile Cujo 800M) purchased by Triple L Angus, SK and J & S Cattle Co, SK for $9000 Guest consignors:Breed Creek Angus, Mankota, SK & Triple Play Cattle Co, Glentworth, SK Remington Land & Cattle “e Final Drive” Sale October 17, 18 & 19 - Del Bonita, Alberta Auctioneers:Steve Dorran, Airdrie, AB & Brent Carey, Stavely, AB Angus Portion of Sale Black Angus 15 Black Angus Herd Bulls $8,757 347 Black Angus Cows $2,208 196 Black Angus Cow/Calf Pairs $3,653 18 Black Angus Heifer Calves $ 944 81 Black Angus Yearling Bulls $1,836 23 Black Angus Bull Calves $1,299 4 Black Angus Recipients $2,875 397 Black Angus Embryos $ 103 609 Doses Angus Semen $ 90 Red Angus 28 Red Angus Cow/Calf Pairs $2,985 26 Red Angus Cows $1,923 4 Red Angus/Simm Heifer Calves $1,163 1 Red Angus Yearling Bull $2,600 3 Red Angus/Simm Recipients $1,350 4 Red Angus/Simm Bull Calves $ 850 6 Red Angus/Simm Embryos $ 150 High Selling Herd Bulls: WAF Zorzal 321U (Tres Marias 6301) purchased by French River Cattle Co, Noelville, ON for $75,000 // Angus Acres Heads Up 137R (Angus Acres Heads Up 165L) purchased by Saskalta Farms, Alsask, SK for $6,500

High Selling Straight Canadian Females:Remington Lady Lawn 144R (Happyvale Black Jumbo 1B) purchased by French River Cattle Co, Noelville, ON for $13,000 /// Remington Lady Lawn 117R (Happyvale Black Jumbo 1B)purchased by French River Cattle Co, Noelville, ON for $11,000 /// Double AA Annie K 548’99 (Johnston Bandolier 849E) purchased by Majestic Cattle Co, Stettler, AB for $7,500 High Selling Black Angus Females:Remington Sandra 112U (Remitall Linebacker 204L) purchased by Jay Anderson, Saint Paul, NB for $15,000 ///Lookout Oakleaf 5W (Dunlouise Cortachy Boy D137) purchased by Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK for $5,500 /// Remington Blackcap 97R (Leachman Right Time) purchased by Pahl Livestock, Medicine Hat, AB for $5,400 High Selling Black Angus Bull Calf: Remington Jumbo 515Y (Happyvale Black Jumbo 1B) purchased by Sealin Creek Ranch, Monte Lake, BC for $5,200 High Selling Black Angus Cow/Calf Pairs: JL Floressa 07168 (SAV Net Worth 4200) purchased by Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK for $14,750 and her heifer calf by Remington Final Answer 13Tpurchased by Lewis Farms, Spruce Grove, AB for $6,000 ($20,750 pair) /// Ebon Hill CJ Countess 610’05(Ebon Hill Black Design 41’03)purchased by Bircham Ranch, Piapot, SK for $2,500 and her bull calf by WAF Zorzal 321U purchased by LLB Angus, Erskine, AB and Remitall Farms, Olds for $9,500 ($12,000 pair) /// LLB Black Jestress 455S (Cudlobe Millenium 46K) purchased by Postael Cuatro, Jalisco, Mexico for $5,800 and her bull calf by WAF Zorzal 321Upurchased by Cudlobe Farms, Stavely, AB for $5,500 (11,300 pair)///Barbara of Peak Dot 505S (SAV 004 Predominant 4438) and her heifer calf by WAF Zorzal 321Upurchased by Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SS for $9,100 /// Remington Pride Lady 164S (SAV 004 Density 4336)purchased by Johnson Livestock, Pebbles, SK for $3,600 and her bull calf by Remitall Final Answer 13T purchased by Soderglen Ranches, Airdrie, Ab for $3,000 ($6,600 pair)/// Remington Lassie 335S (SAV 044 Predominant 4438)purchased by Sheidaghan Angus, Maple Creek, SK for $2,800 and her bull calf purchased by Deerfield Colony, Lewistown, MT for $3,600 ($6,400 pair) High Selling Red Angus Female:Red SSS Minola 2U (Red 5L Norseman 2291)purchased by Tree Line Simmentals, Jamesville, WI for $8,000 LLB Angus Autumn Opportunity Bull & Female Sale October 29, 2011 - Erskine, Alberta Auctioneer:Steve Dorran, Airdrie, AB 30 Black Angus Cow w/Bull Calves $6,507 30 Black Angus Cow w/Heifer Calves $4,426 30 Black Angus Cows $2,123 2 Mature Bulls $4,000 2 Red Angus Cow w/Bull Calves $5,100 7 Red Angus Cow w/Heifer Calves $3,139 9 Red Angus Cows $1,705 30 Red Angus Bred Heifers $1,858 120 Sale lots $3,922 Sale gross $470,650 132 Commercial Bred Heifers $1,664 High Selling Cows:TMBR Networth’s Jestress (SAV Net Worth 4200)purchased by Leela Farms, Perth, ON

for $14,000 ///LLB Exquisite Lady 04S (H.C.C. Navigator 20P) purchase by French River Cattle Co, Noelville, ON for $7,500 High Selling Bull Calves: LLB 268S Free Wheeler 135Y (LLB Free Wheeler 268S) purchased by Crestomere Angus, Cochrane, AB for $9,000 ///LLB 268S Free Wheeler 97Y (LLB Free Wheeler 286S)purchased by Southland Angus, Shaunavon, SK for $7,250 High Selling Mature Bull: Baby Black The Answer 108U (SAV Final Answer 0035) purchased by Riverbend Farms, Benalto, AB for $4,500 High Selling Heifer Calves: LLB Nellie Pride 491U (Soo Line Blackman 8044)purchased by Soo Line Cattle Co, Midale, SK for $4,500 /// LLB Beauty 288Y (Double AA Old Post Bandolier) purchased by Tullamore Angus, Caledon, ON for $4,100 Red Roundup October 21, 2011 - Red Deer, Alberta Auctioneer:Brent Carey, Stavely, AB Sale Mngmnt:Bouchard Livestock, Crossfield, AB 40 Open Heifers $3,394 27 Bred Heifers $4,261 2 Herd Sires $9,850 3 Flushes $5,700 2.5 Donor Cows $16,700 74.5 Sale lots $4,421 Sale gross $329,350 High Selling Open Heifers:Red Wrights Bridget 1Y (Red Six Mile Wind Fall 826W)consigned by Wright’s Livestock, Melfort, SK purchased by Wildcat Creek Ranch, Newton, KS for $9,250 /// Red Lazy MC Diona 82Y (Lazy MC Lookout 37U) consigned by Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB purchased by Corey A Nissen Red Angus, North Plain, OR for $8,750 /// Red SY Yvette 78Y (Red Geis Prime Rib 411)consigned by Symens Cattle Co, Claresholm, AB purchased by Windy Hill Livestock, Moose Jaw, SK for 7,000 High Selling Bred Heifers: Red Lazy MC Firefly 31X (Red Lazy MC Cowboy Cut 26U)consigned by Lazy MC Angus, Bassano, AB purchased by Kevin Berke for $11,250///RedSSSDuchess617X(RedBrylorBigRock 85T) consigned by SSS Red Angus, Calgary, AB purchased by Windy Hill Stock Farms, Moose Jaw, SK for $10,750 High Selling Herd Sires:Red Wildman Damage 930W (Red Wildman Collateral 403P) consigned by Wildman Livestock, Sangudo, AB purchased by Lone Stone Farms, Westlock, AB for $14,000 /// Red SY Smash 15X (Red Lazy MC Smash 41N) consigned by Symens Cattle Co, Claresholm, AB purchased by Hazel Bluﬀ Red Angus, Westlock, AB for 5,700 High Selling Donor Cows:Red Six Mile Gloria 746W (Red SL Norseman King 2291)half interest consigned by Six Red Angus, Fir Mountain, SK purchased by Summerberry Valley Ranch for $24,000 /// Red Riverdale Princess 120T (Red Soo Line Hawk 5292)consigned by Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK purchased by Brylor Ranch, Pincher Creek, AB & Damar farms, Strum, WI for $13,500 High Selling Flush:Flush form Red Six Mile Bayberry 256T (Red Towaw Indeed 104H) consigned by Six Mile Red Angus, Fir Mountain, SK purchased by Wildcat Creek, Newton, KS for $9,100

25th Annual Chinook Angus Sale October 26, 2011 - Taber, Alberta Auctioneer:Brent Carey, Stavely, AB Sale Mngmnt:Bouchard Livestock, Crossfield, AB 23 Open Heifers $2,226 7 Bred Heifers $3,014 30 Sale lots $2,410 4 Embryo lots $1,500 2 Semen lots $1,750 High Selling Open Heifers:Cudlobe Enchantress 36Y (Sydgen CC & 7) consigned by Cudlobe Angus, Stavely, AB purchased by Kaitlyn Bolduc, Stavely, AB for $3,500 /// Border Butte Georgina 16Y (Border Butte Neutron 8’04) consigned by Border Butte Angus, Coutts, AB purchased by Kateri Blair, Claresholm, AB for $3,400 High Selling Bred Heifers: Diamond T Miss Quality 1003 (Soo Line Kodiak 8045)consigned by Diamond T Cattle Co, Olds, AB purchased by HR Hahn Cattle Co, Sherwood Park, AB for $4,000/// Red Delar Cresta 22X (Red Basin Max 215G) consigned by Delar Cattle & Quarter Horses, Iron Springs, AB purchased by Brent Brewin Farms, Taber, AB for 3,500 Royal Elite All Breed Sale November 5, 2011 - Toronto, Ontario Auctioneer:Ryan Dorran, Didsbury, AB Sale Mngmnt:Bouchard Livestock, Crossfield, AB Angus Portion of Sale 11 Angus lots $3,055 Sale gross $33,600 High Selling Angus Open Heifer: Hawthorne Queen 17Y (SAV Brilliance 8077) consigned by Hawthorne Angus, Sunset Acres, ADA Cattle Co, Mountain, ON purchased by French River Cattle Co, Noelville, ON for 5,900 High Selling Bred Heifer: Brantnor Miss Daisy 9X (SAV Mandan 5664) consigned by Brantnor Angus Woodville, ON purchased by Harprey Farms, Proton Station, ON for $2,700 D-Bar Angus Dispersal Sale 2011 November 6, 2011 - Virden, Manitoba Auctioneer:Chris Poley, Saskatoon, SK Sale Management: Optimal Bovines Inc, Red Deer, AB 3 Herd Bulls $4,833 23 Bred Heifers $2,504 23 Cow/Calf Pairs $3,280 41 Bred Cows $2,043 90 Lots $2,570 Sale Gross $231,300 High Selling Bull:Red U-2 Dynamo 7021T (Red Flying K Dynamo 67K)purchased by Rock Creek Ranching, Love, SK for $8,000 High Selling Cow Calf Pair: Red D-Bar Joan 19P (Red Stewart Pathfinder 5L)purchased by Orchard Cattle Co, Berthoud, CO for $5,400 and her heifer calf Red D-Bar Joan 62Y (Red U-2 Dynamo 7021T) also purchased by Orchard Cattle Co, Berthoud, Colorado for $4,000 High Selling Bred Heifer:Red D-Bar Joan 67X (Red U-2 Dynamo 7021T)purchased by Orchard Cattle Co, Berthoud, CO for $5,000

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Lookout Stock Farm Bred Female Dispersal November 9, 2011 - Olds, Alberta Auctioneer:Ryan Dorran, Didsbury, AB Sale Management:CastlerockMarketing,SwiftCurrent, SK 99 Sale lots $3,308 Sale gross $327,500 High Selling Cow: Lookout Oakleaf 112T (Lookout Pacesetter 258M) purchased by Cor Vet Cattle Co, Melita, MB for $9,200 /// Lookout Countess 469P (Lookout Pacesetter 258M)purchased by Forsyth Ranch, Herbert, SK for $7,500 ///Eastondale Ruby 70'08 (Beverly Hills FRL Duration 606) purchased by Rockin Ox Angus, Whitewood, SK for $7,500 High Selling Bred Heifer: Lookout Lucy 3X (Lookout Canuck 26U) Brooking Angus Ranch, Radville, SK for $4,100 High Selling Herdsire: Silver Dome Dynasty 19T (Wandering Creek Dynasty JRM 2F) purchased by Ricky Hyland, Ramona, South Dakota for $8,500

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Headliner All Breed Sale November 11, 2011 - Edmonton, Alberta Auctioneer: Brent Carey, Stavely, AB Sale Mngmnt:Bouchard Livestock , Crossfield, AB 15 Open Heifers $5,597 5 Bred Heifers $6,880 20 Sale lots $5,918 Sale gross $118,350 1 Embryo lot $1,650 1 Flush lot $3,100 High Selling Angus Open Heifer: HF Tibbie 109Y (Southland Exclusive 62U) consigned by Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB purchased by Poplar Meadows Angus, Houston, BC for 13,000 High Selling Angus Bred Heifer:HF Echo 163X (Duﬀ Encore 702) consigned by Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB purchased by Continental Angus, Leduc, AB for $16,500 33rd Annual Northern Select Sale November 19, 2011 - Camrose, Alberta Auctioneer:Chris Poley, Saskatoon, SK Sale Management:Optimal Bovines Inc, Red Deer, AB 3 Bull Calves $8,767 25 Bred Heifers $2,902 43 Heifer Calves $2,138 63 lots $2,769 Sale Gross $174,450 High Selling Bull: GGRR Strong & Free 17Y (TC Freedom 104)consigned by Rattray Livestock, Blackfoot, AB purchased by Strong & Free Syndicate for $21,000 High Selling Bred Heifer:Red Cinder Lois 216X (Red Cinder Smartin’ Up 132P)consigned by Cinder Angus, Barrhead, AB purchased by Corona Creek Cattle Co, Bashaw, AB for $5,600 High Selling Heifer Calf:Red Dwajo Ruby 41Y (Red Soo Line Revolution 8084)consigned by Dwajo Angus, Camp Creek, AB purchased by Silver Spur Ranch, Encampment, WY for $3,800 2011 Masterpiece Sale November 23, 2011 - Regina, Saskatchewan Auctioneer:Steve Dorran, Airdrie, AB Sale Management: Optimal Bovines Inc, Red Deer, AB 5 Bulls $20,600 Page 50

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2 Bred Heifers $6,100 23 Heifer Calves 4,587 3 Flushes $6,500 2 Semen lots $2,250 4 Embryo lots $7,650 39 Sale lots $7,060 Sale Gross $275,300 High Selling Bulls: Red Minburn Copenhagen 3Y (Red RMJ Redman 1T)consigned by Minburn Angus, Minburn, AB purchased by U-2 Ranch Ltd, Coaldale, AB; Heart Of The Valley Red Angus, Courtenay, BC & Silver Spur Ranch, Encampment, WY for $67,000 ///EXAR Marathon 9291B (BC Marathon 7022)consigned by Justamere Farms Ltd, Express Ranches, Bandura Ranches & Chute Creek Ranch purchased by K-Deen Angus, Wetaskiwin, AB for $15,000 /// Isla Bank Absolut 1101 (Southland Exclusive 62U) consigned by Isla Bank Angus, Delisle, SK purchased by LLB Angus, Erskine, AB for $7,500 High Selling Heifer Calves: Soo Line Favorite 1151 (Soo Line Motive 9016) consigned by Soo Line Cattle Co, Midale, SK purchased by Breed Creek Ranch, Mankota, SK & Six Mile Angus, Fir Mountain, SK for $10,000 /// Harvest IM Ruby 4Y (SAV Iron Mountain 8066)consigned by Harvest Angus, Prince George, BC purchased by Come As U R Angus, Storthoaks, SK for $8,000 ///HF Tibbie 114Y (Southland Exclusive 62U) consigned by Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB purchased by Tanya Belsham, Houston, BC for $8,000 /// HF Tibbie 242Y (HF Swagger 75W) consigned by Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB purchased by CSI Angus & New Force Angus, Emerald Park, SK for $8,000 High Selling Flush: Young Dale Peg 77P flush consigned by Youngdale Angus, Carievale, SK purchased by KBJ Round Farms, Clyde, AB & Atlasta Angus, Red Deer, AB for $8,000 Power & Perfection Angus Sale November 25, 2011 - Regina, Alberta Auctioneer: Steve Dorran, Airdrie, AB Sale Mngmnt:Bouchard Livestock , Crossfield, AB 13 Open Heifers $6,338 5 Bred Heifers $5,820 1 Bred Cow $16,000 6 Bulls $16,375 2 Semen lots $14,250 27 Sale lots $9,417 Sale gross $254,250 6 Embryo Packages $3,358 High Selling Open Heifers: Red Six Mile 105Y (Red NBar Hamley S913)consigned by Six Mile Red Angus, Fir Mountain, SK purchased by Larry & John Graves, Perryton, TX for $13,750 /// Soo Line Beauty 1027 (SAV 004 Density 4336) consigned by Soo Line Cattle Co, Midale, SK purchased by Brooking Angus, Radville, SK for $12,500 High Selling Bred Heifers:Diamond T Bardolier Lss 1002 (Soo Line Kodiak 8045)consigned by Diamond T Cattle Co, Olds, AB purchased by Nielson Land & Cattle Co, ??????, ?? for $7,000 /// FCR Jennifer 22X (HF Tiger 5T)cosigned by Bar CR Angus, Perdue, SK purchased by Hawkeye Ranching, ???????, ?? for $5,500 High Selling Bred Cow:Six Mile Tibbie 910W (SAV Final Answer 0035) consigned by Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK purchased by Breed Creek Ranch,

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Mankota, SK for $16,000 High Selling Bulls:Belvin Tres Marias Catriel 205 (Alston 5384 Catriel F)consigned by Belvin Angus, Innisfail, AB purchased by ; Boss Cattle Co, Chappell, NE for $28,500 /// Blairs New Generation 305Y (Duﬀ New Generation 6107) consigned by Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK purchased by Bar EL Angus, Stettler, AB; Hamilton Farms, Cochrane, AB; Wilbar Farms, Dundurn, SK for $25,000 High Selling Semen Lot: 100 doses of WAF Zorzal 321U consigned by French River Cattle Co, Noelville, ON purchased by Blairs.Ag Cattle Co, Lanigan, SK; Bandura Ranches, Duchess, AB; Six Mile Cattle Co, Fir Mountain, SK; Boss Cattle Co, Chappell, NE for $10,000 /// 11 packages of 10 doses of Soo Line Motive 9016 consigned by Soo Line Motive 9016 Syndicate purchased by Circle 7, Shaunavon, SK; J Star, Beachberg, ON; Mindy Good, Acadia Valley, AB; Delar Cattle Co, Iron Springs, AB; Prime Time Cattle Co, Nobleford, AB; Symens Cattle Co, Claresholm, AB; Six Mile Ranch, Fir Mountain, SK, Breed Creek Ranch, Mankota, SK for a total of $18,500 Peak Dot Ranch Bull and Female Sale December 1, 2011 - Wood Mountain Saskatchewan Auctioneer:Steve Dorran, Airdrie, AB 129 Bulls $4,706 2 Cows $8,250 1 Bred Yearling Heifer $6,000 26 Heifers $4,546 Sale Average $4,749 Total Sale Gross $750,300 High Selling Bulls: Peak Dot Iron Mountain 473X (SAV Iron Mountain 8066) purchased by Hillcrest Enterprises, Coronach, SK for $12,000 ///Peak Dot Iron Mountain 455X (SAV Iron Mountain 8066) purchased by Mark Nutter, edford, NE for $11,00 /// Peak Dot Dynamite 519X (Mohnen Dynamite 1356) purchased by Lorne Dunits, Oakburn, MB for $11,000 /// Peak Dot Iron Mountain 664X (SAV Iron Mountain 8066) purchased by North Point Angus, High Prairie, AB for $10,500 /// Peak Dot Bulletin 67X (SAV Bulletin7904) purchased by Someday Ranch, Willow Bunch, SK for $10,500 /// Peak Dot Iron Mountain 74X (SAV Iron Mountain 8066) purchased by Carl Dethlets & Sons, Rockville, NE for $10,000 High Selling Cow:Lady of Peak Dot 986U (SAV Predominant 4438) purchased by Daryl Chapman, Elmore City, OK for $8,500 Top Open Heifer:Lady of Peak Dot 546Y (SAV Iron Mountain 8066)purchased by Jim Mattis, O'Neals, CA for $10,000 /// Lady of Peak Dot 561Y (SAV Iron Mountain 8066) purchased by Emily Geisel, Estevan, SK for $8,500 /// Mia of Peak Dot 555Y (SAV Iron Mountain 8066) purchased by Hank Hamil, Cashion, OK for $8,000 MWC Dispersal Sale December 3, 2011 - Drayton Valley, Alberta Auctioneer: Dan Skeels, Rimbey, AB Sale Management:Optimal Bovines Inc, Red Deer, AB 20 Cow/Calf Pairs $5,943 5 Summer Calves $2,590 11 Bred Heifers $2,423 5 Cows $2,820

Sale gross $224,850 14 Preg Recips $1,993 12 Embryo Lots $1,671 High Selling Cow Calf Pairs: MWC Rosebud 120T (Leachman Right Time) purchased by Selte Land & Cattle, Paradise Valley, AB for $7,500 and her bull calf MWC Image Maker 13Y (MWC 108T Image Maker) purchased by Selte Land & Cattle for $2,900 ///MWC Rosebud 110U (Pinebank Waigroup 41/97)purchased by Selte Land & Cattle, Paradise Valley, AB for $7,000 and her heifer calf MWC Rosebud 7Y (MWC 108T Image Maker) purchased by Scott Woodruﬀ, Dewinton, AB for $4,800 /// MWC Rosebud 141T (Leachman Right Time) purchased by U-2 Ranch Ltd, Coaldale, AB for $7,000 and her bull calf MWC Titan 27Y (DBRL 03M Titan 4T) purchased by Next Year Cattle Co, Edberg, AB for $3,000 High Selling Bulls:MWC 129T Right Time (Leachman Right Time) purchased by Lyle & Doreen Klatt, Paradise Valley, AB for $6,500 /// MWC 108T Image Maker (HA Image Maker 0415) purchased by LLB Angus, Erskine, AB for $6,000 23rd Annual Keystone Klassic Sale December 3, 2011 - Brandon, Manitoba Auctioneer: Brent Carey, Stavely, AB Sale Management:T Bar C Cattle Co, Saskatoon, SK 12 Red Angus Bred Heifers $3,083 16 Red Angus Heifer Calves $2,113 12 Black Angus Bred Heifers $3,383 15 Black Angus Heifer Calves $2,523 55 Sale lots $2,714 Sale gross $149,250 2 Units of Red Angus Semen $225 High Selling Red Angus Bred Heifer:Red Wraz Rebecca 29X (Red K Adams Tycoon 2T)purchased by JAS Red Angus, Neepawa, MB for $6,300 High Selling Red Angus Heifer Calf: Red Fraser Trina 107Y (Red Bieber Rough Rider 10712)purchased by Brylor Ranch, Pincher Creek, AB for $3,150 High Selling Black Angus Bred Heifer:Brookmore Karama 21X (SAV Bismarck 5682)purchased by Kembar Farms, Brandon, MB for $4,600 High Selling Black Angus Heifer Calf: N7’s Heroine 37Y (SAV Net Worth 4200) purchased by HBH Farms, Rivers, MB for $4,800 Cudlobe Farms 12th Annual Bull Sale Real Bull for Real Cowboys December 7, 2010 - Stavely, Alberta Auctioneer:Steve Dorran, Airdrie, AB Sale Management: Optimal Bovines Inc, Red Deer, AB 105 Yearling Bulls $4,605 7 2 Year Olds $4,893 112 Bulls $4,623 Sale Gross $517,750 High Selling Bulls: Cudlobe In Focus 11Y (Cudlobe In Focus 5S) purchased by Sean McGrath, Vermilion, AB for $10,500 /// Cudlobe Upward 22Y (Sitz Upward 307R) purchased by Optimal Bovines Inc, Red Deer, AB for $8,250 // Cudlobe Aberdeen 61Y (TC Aberdeen 759) purchased by Broadview Ranches, Duchess, AB for $7,250

Touch of Class Sale December 9, 2011 - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Auctioneer:Chris Poley, Saskatoon, SK Sale Management:CastlerockMarketing,SwiftCurrent, SK 43 Sale lots $3,751 Sale gross $161,300 High Selling Bull:Red Rock of Spittalburn 101Y sired by RMJ Redman 1T out of a Red Six Mile Full House dam to WRAZ Red Angus, Wawota, SK and Triple L Angus, Viscount, SK for $36,000 High Selling Red Heifer Calf: Red Wheel Bridget 18Y sired by Red Terron Real Deal 01W out of a Red Northline Atlantic City dam to Robb Farms, Maidstone, SK for $4,700 High Selling Black Heifer Calf: 20/20 Miss Essence 10Y sired by SCC Touchdown 57T out of a Jancliﬀ Frontier dam to Double F Angus, Parkside, SK for $4,300 High Selling Red Bred Heifer: Red WRAZ Sheba 53X sired by Red Dimler Indeed 105R out of a TKP Bodacious 693 dam to Spittalburn Farms, Perdue, SK for $4,800 High Selling Black Bred Heifer:Double F 32T Unforgettable 17X sired by Eastondale Breakaway out of a DMM Fame 15M dam to Larry McNab, Mervin, SK for $5,000 Females of Merit Sale December 10, 2011 - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Auctioneer:Brent Carey, Stavely, AB Sale Mgmt:Castlerock Marketing, Swift Current, SK 46 Bred Heifers $3,694 4 Heifer Calves $3,063 50 Sale lots $3,644 Sale gross $182,200 High Selling Bred Heifers: Merit Pride 111X (Merit Luke 3120) purchased by Tom Flanagan, Maple Creek, SK for $7,000 ///Merit Jilt 108X (GDAR Insight 7201) purchased by Kody Traxxel, Seven Persons, AB for $7,000 ///Merit Edam's Babe 96X (Crowfoot Equation 5793R) purchased by Nathan Jensen, Taber, AB for $7,000 ///Merit Heroine 7X (Merit 8808) purchased by Tom Flanagan, Maple Creek, SK for $6,000 /// Merit Lady Ann 101X (Sandy Bar Ideal 28S) purchased by Waveny Angus, Vermillion, AB for $5,300 High Selling Heifer Calves:Merit Beauty 1150 (Badlands Image Maker 65W) purchased by Amy Carruthers, Frenchman Butte, SK for $4,050 ///Merit Pride 1195 (Badlands Image Maker 65W) purchased by Burnett Angus, Swift Current, SK for $3,500 Canadian Legacy Sale December 13, 2011 - Olds, AB Auctioneer:Brent Carey, Stavely, AB Sale Management:CastlerockMarketing,SwiftCurrent, SK 30 Sale lots $3,686 8 Semen lots $187/straw 23 Embryos lot $812 embryo High Selling Bull: Glen Islay Trooper 32Y sired by Bonnie Chance Bardolene 10A out of a Spruce View Essoteric 31A dam to Triple J Farms, Langbank, SK for $10,000 /// Lookout Canuck 26U sired by Figure 8 Tom Boy 509R out of a Willabar Ambush 45G dam to

Forsyth Ranch and Steinley Farms, Herbert, SK for $10,000 High Selling Heifer Calves:Sealin Creek Minnie 28Y sired by Angus Acres Eric 15S out of a Angus Acres Heads Up 188L dam to Tanya Belsham, Houston BC for $6,300 /// Glen Islay Maggie 12Y sired by Bonnie Chance Bardolene 10A out of a DMM Dynasty 03G dam to French River Cattle Co, ON for $6,200 /// RNRF Miss Roseland 107Y sired by Angus Acres Eric 78U out of a Angus Acres Ruban 115P to Ken Vikel, Lloydminister, AB for $4,700 High Selling Bred Heifer:BCC Lady Wren 1X sired by BCC Bardolier 64U out of a BCC Special Edition dam to Sunny Grove Angus, Radville, SK for $4,00 /// RNRF Grace 092X sired by RNRF Bond 227U out of a Double AA Bardolier 47'06 dam to Jordan Sies, Neudorf, SK for $4,300 High Selling Embryo Package: 3 embryos out of Lookout Countess 283M sired by Coalbridge Marshall 15A to Bronyx Angus, Unity, SK for $3,600 High Selling Semen Lot: Wandering Crk Dynasty JRM 2F semen to Bar Heart Angus, Rimbey, AB for $2,200 Willabar Ranch Herd Dispersal Sale December 20, 2011 - High River, AB Auctioneer:Brent Carey, Stavely, AB Sale Management: Bouchard Livestock International, Crossfield, AB 42 Cow/Calf Pairs $4,538 15 Open Heifers $1,773 39 Bred Heifers $2,941 70 Bred Cows $2,949 4 Herd Bulls $4,787 54 Long Yearling Bulls $3,894 224 Sale lots $3,427 Sale gross $767,700 High Selling Cow/Calf Pairs: Willabar Countess 118R (Willabar Windy 107N) purchased by Scott Stock Farms, Crossfield, AB for $4,000 and heifer calf Willabar Countess 29X (Willabar In Focus 87S) purchased by Scott Stock Farms, Crossfield, AB for $2,200 ///Willabar Pride 1T (CCL Dateline 36R)purchased by Terry Knodell, Schuler, AB for $4,200 and her heifer calf Willabar Pride 101X (TC Total 410) purchased by Mapiatow Ranch, Nanton, AB for $2,000 High Selling Open Heifers: Willabar Countess 9X (Harb Pendleton 765)purchased by Ronald & Blair, AB for $2,600 /// Willabar Angel 24X (Harb Pendleton 765) purchased by Ronald & Blair, AB for $2,600 High Selling Bred Heifers: Willabar Patricia 6W (CCL Dateline 36R) purchased by Cooke Livestock, Blackie, AB for $5,000 ///Willabar Patricia 22W (Willabar Future Direction 50P)purchased by Tongue Creek Ranch, Turner Valley, AB for $5,000 High Selling Bred Cows: Willabar Countess 43R (Willabar Windy 107N) purchased by Rafter Lazy S, Cardston, AB for $5,250 /// Willabar Countess 131R (Willabar Ambush 86K)purchased by Brooking Angus Ranch, Radville, SK High Selling Long Yearling Bull: Willabar Total 65X (TC Total 410) purchased by Gloria Blades for $7,000 /// Willabar Dateline 50X (CCL Dateline 36R) purchased by Cooke Livestock, Blackie, AB for $6,000 High Selling Herd Bull:CCL Dateline 36R (Vermil-

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British Columbia Angus Association Message

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2011 is almost over and it has been a great year for Angus in B.C. Bull sales were excellent and calf prices are up. The B.C. Angus Annual Meeting was held in Williams Lake at the Overlander Hotel in September. Rob Smith, the Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Angus Association was the guest speaker. Rob gave an inspiring and educational talk that was well received. The B.C. Angus attendees also enjoyed the opportunity to speak to Rob after the meeting as well as study the new

brochures he brought to the meeting. Over 35 people attended the meeting and then retired to the fund raising dinner for the Pacific Invitational All Breeds Sale held the next day. There were seven members nominated to fill the three B.C. Director positions available during the meeting. We would like to congratulate and welcome to the board the new Directors; Todd Marchant, Tom De Waal and Steve Gibson. Donna Mills and Lorraine Sanford were re-elected and Lorraine was unanimously elected as the new Director to represent B.C. on the Canadian Angus Board beginning in June 2012. Brad Chappell was re-elected as Vice-President and I was re-elected as President. We would like to thank outgoing Director, Tanya Belsham, for all her contributions to the Board and the members of B.C. as well as her work on the Newsletter. Her father, Frank Strimbold has done an excellent job representing us on the Canadian Board so it must run in the family. Alison Speller is still our Canadian Angus Junior Representative.Thank You to Alison for all her hard work.

Alberta Angus Association Message

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As we near the end of 2011, the cattle market remains strong, with excellent prices for commercial and purebred cattle alike. The Alberta Angus Association had another successful year, capped off by a busy fall. During the end of October and early November the AAA hosted seven very successful steak fry’s across central and northern Alberta. I would like to thank all of the volunteers and

sponsors who helped out with these events. I would especially like to thank Carolyn Congdon for all the time and effort she put forth to make these events a success. In the southern part of the province, The Southern Alberta Angus Club hosted eight steak fry’s. These events were successful once again, and I would like to commend the Southern Club for all their work in promoting our breed. The Alberta Angus Association also hosted two Fall Gold Shows. The first was held in early October at the Olds Fall Classic, and the second was held at Farmfair International in mid November. Both shows were well attended by exhibitors and spectators,. The depth of quality in the shows was impressive. At Farmfair the inaugural “Alberta Supreme” was held, where the Champions from Olds, Lloydminster and Farmfair competed against one another for the two brand new DodgeTrucks, awarded to the Supreme Bull and Female. Congratulations to Miller Wilson Angus for winning both Supreme Champions. In upcoming events, the AAA will be attending the Medicine Hat Pen Show, the Camrose Bull Congress and

Manitoba Angus Association Message

What a fall it has been. Calf prices have finally made a large gain and there seems to be a bit of optimism in the business. Feeder sales went very well in Manitoba with large groups of Angus influence calves bringing top dollar. Bred females have also been selling very well over the past few weeks. Let’s hope this trend continues for a few years. We held the National show in Brandon at the Manitoba Livestock Expo with a very strong turn out. The show went very well and I would like to thank all the

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The board represents an excellent cross section of the province. We are all elected to represent you so please feel free to contact any of us with any questions or concerns. The Pacific Invitational All Breeds Sale (PIABS) was an excellent first year effort and plans are in the works for a second one next year. The sale was well attended and the prices were good. We would like to thank Jack Brown and the PIABS committee for there tireless work that made this event such a success. The major fund-raising of the year for the B.C. Angus Board is the heifer raffle held at the Annual Meeting. Your Association relies on this event to help finance and support the B.C. Angus Association. We would like to thank Brad and Aleta Chappell of The Heart of the Valley Farms in Courtenay for their generous donation of a great heifer. I hope everyone across the nation has good winter and a Happy New Year. Thanks Lance Savage President- British Columbia Angus Association

the Calgary Bull Sale. These are three events that are well attended by a large number of commercial cattlemen. They are events where the AAA presence is valuable. The AAA is also still planning for the Canadian Angus Association Annual Convention, which will be held in 2012 in Lethbridge, from June 13th to 17th. The schedule is starting to be finalized, and it should be a fun and informative weekend in one of the high density areas for all of the Canadian Cattle Industry. Follow the CAA and AAA websites for more details on registration and scheduling. The AAA is working on a new breeder directory, which will be making its debut at the Convention, so please contact Denise Rice at the office to make sure your operation is a part of this. In closing, I would like to wish everyone a happy holiday season, and all the best as calving starts next year. Colton Hamilton President Alberta Angus Association

exhibitors for making the show a success. I would also like to thank all the sponsors, volunteers, ring man (Dallas George) and judge (Don Currie) for there hard work. I hope everyone had a great year and wish everyone good luck in 2012. Thanks Shawn Birmingham President - Manitoba Angus Association

Ontario Angus Association Message

Greetings from Ontario! We have been having a great fall here. The weather has been great for our many sales and shows. Many purebred sales were held this fall all over the province. Many new breeders started herds and current breeds expanded their genetics by purchasing the excellent offering. Sellers were rewarded with strong prices. Commercial Angus calf sales were in high demand and commanded excellent prices. Let’s hope it continues in the next year. Many Ontario breeders brought out animals to shows throughout the province. This is a great way to showcase our breed. The 2011 show season finished with The Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. There was a large showing of great looking Angus cattle. I want to

Maritime Angus Association Message

Greetings from the Maritimes. With all the wet weather we were plagued with this past summer, the fall has turned out to be exceptional. Warmer than average temperatures;

and mostly dry weather right into December; has made for a great fall for harvest, and fall calving. This fall has seen the great prices for Angus cattle continue, and this was no exception for our 13th Annual “Angus in Action” Sale on October 22. The sale was at Nappan, Nova Scotia; and was well attended with lots of buyers, 27 animals sold. The Maritimes also held our first official Rancher Endorsed “green tag” sale at the Atlantic Stockyards in Truro, NS on November 12. The sale was held in conjunction with the Stockyard’s regular feeder sale.The sale was not as well attended by the buying public as hoped, however, prices were good, with Angus influenced “green tagged” calves bringing a premium. Wayne Gallop from the CAA, and I attended, along with other members of the Maritime executive. We all came away with great ideas on how to make our next sale a better success.

congratulate the winners because any one who shows knows the work and commitment it takes to show a winner. Next year we will host the National show at the Royal and plans are underway to make it a memorial event. We hope for many out of province and out of country entries. At the end of the year, it is a great time to reflect on the past, enjoy the present and dream of the future. The future for Angus cattle in Ontario looks great! Come to our annual meeting January 22nd in Peterborough and be part of the team. All the best in 2012 and good luck calving! Tammi Ribey President - Ontario Angus Association

The Maritime Angus Association held it’s Annual General meeting in Amherst, NS on December 4. Highlights from the meeting include, the Maritime Field Day and Junior Heifer show scheduled to be held at the Crapaud Exhibition grounds, on PEI in June. We also will continue our financial support for Angus shows throughout the Maritimes in the upcoming show season. I will be remaining on as the Maritime president, with a new vice, Geoff Larkin. Jim Colodey will also be continuing as our Maritime director to the CAA. Well that is all for now, I hope everyone has a successful winter & spring calving season, and I look forward to seeing everyone this year at shows and meetings. Remember to tag your calves with Rancher Endorsed “green tags”, and show your pride in the Angus breed.

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Canadian Angus Association Director Profiles

This the third of a three part series which we will introduce you a few of our elected representatives. Here are their responses to some standard questions, in their own words.

Corinne Gibson Saskatchewan Director

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Operation name: Six Mile Ranch Ltd Family members: Husband, Clayton and children Callie, Cade and Coy Hometown or community: Fir Mountain, SK Years as an Angus breeder: 21 Years as a member of the Canadian Angus Association and an active breeder Years as a cattleman: I was born into a ranching/farming operation and joined the local Wood Mountain 4-H club at 8 years old. So, I would say I have been a cattleman for a long, long time! (Hey I do not want to date myself!) I have wanted to be a successful cattle producer for as long as I can remember. I think my family thought I was weird because at Christmas other girls had such things as jewelry and clothes on their wish lists, and I had Ritchey Jumbo Engravable Tags! My sister still does not know what the heck that is! My personal/business mission statement as an Angus breeder/cattleman: My goal as a purebred seedstock producer is to continually strive for improvement in all aspects of our operation, while being mindful of the product and service my customers and the industry needs and deserves. I want to be the best cattleman, business leader, mother, wife and friend I can be for as long as God gives me on this earth. My favorite quote in the world is "There is only one person responsible for my success and happiness and I get to see her every morning in the mirror.” Education/Training/Work History: As a young child I had an innate LOVE of beef cattle. My father was a wealth of knowledge and he would always take the time to help me with cattle judging, showing and care. Although we do not always agree on cattle now, I will always be grateful for his early guidance. I LOVED 4-H and feel it is an invaluable program for young cattle breeders. After high school, I attended the University of Regina with the goal of becoming a High School English Teacher. However after two short years there, my love of cattle, the ranch and a certain tall, dark and handsome young man changed my plans and I moved to Fir Mountain and began working alongside my husband on our cattle ranch. I also worked full time as a member service representative in the Credit Union System and that afforded me much training in the financial area. Soon after, we were blessed with our daughter Callie and my greatest education began! In order to be a successful purebred Angus breeder I wanted to gain experience in many areas of the industry. I worked at the Assiniboia Livestock Auction during the fall run in the receiving and sorting alleys. It was hard work but it gave me a wealth of knowledge in the commercial cattle marketing area. My husband and I also worked for his grandfather when we first began in the cattle business and learned many valuable lessons that way. In the past we owned and operated a 600 head commercial cow herd alongside our 300 head purebred herd, so I would say that my education — for the most part — was definitely hands on! Volunteer involvements: I have served as the Vice-President of the Canadian Red Angus Promotion Society. I was honored to be elected the first female president of the Saskatchewan Angus Association. I served many years on the Beef Committee and Junior Committee of Canadian Western Agribition. Locally I have served on the Wood Mountain Regional Park Board and as the Chair of the Glentworth School Community Council. My proudest moment: Well nothing will ever top the birth of my three amazing children Callie, Cade and Coy. However, the World Angus Forum was a real highlight in my life. The Forum culminated three years of preparation, planning, drive and hard work. We were honored and yes, very proud to win many, many medals and awards at that show, among them Grand Champion Bull AND Grand Champion Female in both the Open Show and the Futurity. Winning Champion Breeders Herd and Premier Breeder and Exhibitor in front of the whole world was a moment I will never forget. Perhaps the greatest feeling was sharing that win with our family and staff AND a couple of very deserving cattlemen who have supported our program over the years, Mike Smith of Box X Ranch and Randy Tetzlaff of Triple L Angus. My vision for the Angus breed in Canada: Angus cattle have risen to the top in the cattle industry over the past many years. My vision is to see Angus remain the number one breed of choice for commercial and seedstock producers in Canada and around the world. I see the Angus breed taking a leadership role in the cattle industry working alongside other sectors of the industry to grow the demand for quality Angus beef genetics throughout the world. Why I ran for the CAA Board of Directors: I have always wanted to give back to the breed of cattle that has given me so much enjoyment and success. I also felt that my experience as a hand in the trenches cattle breeder could benefit the Association and its members as it moves forward as the number one breed of cattle in Canada. And as a director I have a personal mission to make sure that being an Angus breeder in Canada is not only enjoyable and profitable, but also affordable for everyone. Any other important information to share: As a director of the Canadian Angus Association I would love to hear from you — the members of our Association. Please call or email if you have any ideas, comments, criticisms or success stories you would like to have heard at an Association level. Although I cannot always guarantee that these comments will result in the action you want, I can absolutely guarantee that I will bring them forward on your behalf as we strive to improve our Association and our breed. Please let your great ideas or criticisms make it beyond your kitchen table. “If you wouldn’t write it, and sign it, don’t say it.” — Earl Wilson Winter Edition 2011/12

Operation name: Miller Wilson Angus Family members: Husband; Lee. Kids; Ty, Dakota & Jaelayne Hometown: Bashaw, Alberta Years as an Angus breeder: About 1000....but 39 for sure Years as a cattleman: Same as above My personal/business mission statement as an Angus breeder/cattleman:To preserve Angus as the great breed that our forefathers (and mothers) built! Education/Training: High School Diploma Work History: Self employed. Have a difficult Boss! Volunteer involvements: Bashaw Agricultural Show Committee, 4-H (previously) My proudest moment: How do you pick one? All have involved my family. My vision for the Angus breed in Canada: Is to be the number one choice for ranchers, feedlots, packers and consumers. Dawn Wilson Alberta Director

Cecilie Fleming Alberta Director

Why I ran for the CAA Board of Directors: To give back to the breed that enabled my Mom and Dad to raise six children and Lee and myself to raise our family on a farm.

Operation name: Fleming Stock Farms Family members: Duncan, Cooper & Ricki Hometown: Granum, AB Years as an Angus breeder: We registered our first Angus in 1995 Years as a cattleman: Life - I was raised in the cattle business, married into the cattle business and continue to advocate for & enjoy the cattle business. My personal/business mission statement as an Angus breeder/cattleman:To provide the best seedstock genetics to meet the needs of the commercial cattle producer and to foster youth development and education to ensure we have a well-prepared generation to succeed. Education/Training: Lethbridge Community College (Diploma in Recreation Management); Olds College (AI Technician); School of hard knocks â&#x20AC;&#x201D; preparation for whatever life has in store Work History: Fleming Stock Farms, Fleming Fitting Service & Fleming Bull Development Center; Alberta Health Services (Mental Health Aid); Granum School (Teacher Assistant for Alternative Youth Program); Town of Claresholm (Recreation Director, Parks, Arena Maintenance and Greens Keeper) Volunteer involvements: My volunteer experience is vast with my community and with youth; Specifically to the Cattle Industry: Canadian Angus Association Director since 2007; Alberta Beef Producers - Zone 2 Delegate & Communication Committee since 2006; Canadian Angus Foundation - Director & Fundraising Chairman since 2007; Chinook Jr Stock Show - Founder & Chairman since 1995; Southern Alberta Angus Association - Volunteer & Director since 1990; Bashaw Show Committee - Chairman Pee Wee Committee since 1998; World Angus Forum Organizing Committee - Executive 2004 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2009; Alberta Junior Angus Association - Adult Advisor - 2000 - 2008; Claresholm 4-H Beef Club - General Leader & Volunteer - 1990 - 2007; South Country 4-H Judging Club - Founder & Leader - 2003 - 2007; Provincial 4-H Beef Heifer Show Committee - Member - 2003 - 2006; Alberta Angus Association - Director & President - 2000 - 2006 My proudest personal moment: Watching our children succeed and flourish while following their passions. My proudest Angus moment: World Angus Forum - from vision, to the successful bid, through the four-year planning process and being immersed in the execution of the project plan at Spruce Meadows. I am proud of the committee members I served with, the unsung volunteers for their dedicated work and the breeders who embraced the event as exhibitors and guests. My vision for the Angus breed in Canada: My vision is for Angus to be the universal breed that crosses well with all other breeds to maximize the hybrid vigor that allows the commercial cattlemen to flourish. If the commercial cattlemen see value in our product through increased demand from the feeding sector who has received the market signals from the packing industry who have done their market research and Angus is what the consumers are asking for by name, then the circle is complete. We must maintain the integrity of our Angus herd and ensure Angus are the preferred genetics of the commercial cattleman. Why I ran for the CAA Board of Directors: I believe in open and clear communication, non-ego-based thinking, solution-based problem solving, forward thinking and future-oriented planning, I value all breeders large and small, welcome all points of view, I can be hard on issues but respectful of people and I have passion for Angus to ensure the breed is in the forefront in all aspects of the industry and that Angus Breeders are represented at as many decision-making tables as possible. We must be engaged in our industry or someone who has no experience or vested interest in our industry will make decisions on our behalf. Apathy is not in my dictionary but hard work and dedication are in bold print. Winter Edition 2011/12

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Operation name: Beverly Hills Angus Family members: wife: Tammy; boys: Brodie, Justin Hometown: Herbert/Swift Current, SK Years as an Angus breeder: 14 Years as a cattleman: 23 My personal/business mission statement as an Angus breeder/cattleman:To further the qualities that have made Angus cattle popular Education/training: Diploma in Animal Science Work history: Ag Canada Research Development 1997â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2002; Sales Management and Consulting 2002â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Present Volunteer involvements: President of Herbert Minor Hockey; minor hockey; rodeo club My proudest moment: My wife saying yes when I asked her to marry me! On the birth of our two boys! Life is about family. My vision for the Angus breed in Canada: Continue on with commercial acceptance, packer/consumer demand Why I ran for the CAA Board of Directors: To become active in the Angus breed and help do my part helping to make the breed better Any other important information to share: I think everyone should take their turn on the board

Operation name: Ferme Clevely Family members: Anik & Elliot Hometown: Canton de Cleveland, Quebec Years as an Angus breeder: 5 My personal/business mission statement as an Angus breeder/cattleman:To produce high quality cattle with a package of performance and maternal traits that will benefit our customers. Education/Training: Agriculture Degree, Animal Sciences, Laval University Work History: 5 years as a feedlot consultant for Agribrands Purina Canada Inc, 2 years as an Agloan Advisor for the National Bank Financial Group, now with Genex Cooperative, Inc as a Profit Development Specialist. My proudest moment: Showing our first CLEVELY Angus cattle and get the Grand Champion banner with our bull calf. My vision for the Angus breed in Canada: The Angus breed is here to stay. Angus cows are hard working females that deliver what the beef business is all about...pounds of high quality meat. This breed is the largest one in Canada and order buyers are still looking for more Angus crossed cattle such the demand is high. There's a bright future for the Angus breed. Why I ran for the CAA Board of Directors: I found it was a great opportunity to grow from a personal and professional stand point and I also wanted to better understand the Angus vision and challenges nationally.

Operation name: Soo Line Cattle Co. Family members: 3 children, Liam (15), Sean (13), Bridget (9) Hometown: Midale, SK Years as an Angus breeder: 15 Years as a cattleman: 30 My personal/business mission statement as an Angus breeder/cattleman: Breed cattle that will benefit the purebred and commercial industry Volunteer involvements: Saskatchewan Angus Association My proudest moment: As a father is my family, as a cattleman was winning both champions in the Angus show as well as the RBC Supreme at Canadian Western Agribition in Regina, SK. Having the Grand Champion Female at the World Angus Forum in Calgary, AB as well as having Champion pen of bulls at National Western Stock Show in Denver, CO. My vision for the Angus breed in Canada:To continue to be the choice of consumers for their beef needs. To maintain our spot as the #1 breed in Canada. To increase our commercial tag program and provide information and programs that will benefit the beef industry. Why I ran for the CAA Board of Directors: To give back to a breed that has been very good to me and to help lead the organization into the future and keep our breed in the forefront both here in Canada and around the world.

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David Bolduc

President P.O. Box 1055, Claresholm, AB T0L 0T0 Phone: (403)549-3833 ~ Fax: (403)549-3833 cudlobe@platinum.ca

Gary Latimer

President Elect Box 16 Site 3 RR 4, Olds, AB T4H 1T8 Phone: (403)556-2742 Fax: (403)556-2761 cattle@remitall.ca

Kirk Wildman

Past-President Box 444, Sangudo, AB T0E 2A0 Phone: (780)785-3772 ~ Fax: (780)785-3403 kiwild@xplornet.com

Frank Strimbold

Box 111, Topley, BC V0J 2Y0 Phone: (250)696-3672 Fax: (250)696-3484 fstrimbold@xplornet.com

Cecilie Fleming

Box 1, Granum, AB T0L 1A0 Phone: (403)687-2288 Fax: (403)687-2088 flemingangus@xplornet.com

Dawn Wilson

P.O. Box 550, Bashaw, AB T0B 0H0 Phone: (780)372-3529 mwangus@telusplanet.net

Kevin Blair

Box 610, Lanigan, SK S0K 2M0 Phone: (306)365-7922 Fax: (306)365-4699 kevin@blairs.ag

Shane Castle

Box 415, Swift Current, SK S9H 3V8 Phone: (306)784-2241 beverlyhillsangus@sasktel.net

Corinne Gibson

P.O. Box 8, Fir Mountain, SK S0H 1P0 Phone: (306)266-4895 sixmile@sasktel.net

Roger Hardy

Box 300, Midale, SK S0C 1S0 Phone: (306)458-7521 Fax: (306)458-2327 sooline@signaldirect.ca

Lois McRae

Box 57, R.R. #1, Brandon, MB R7A 5Y1 Phone: (204)728-3058 ~ Fax: (204)727-7744 marmac@inetlink.ca

Tom McDonald

10293 4th Line, RR 5, Milton, ON L9T 2X9 Phone: (905)877-2001 Fax: (905)877-1241 angus-one@sympatico.ca

Jerome Richard

181 Chemin Healy, Canton de Cleveland, QC J0B 2H0 Phone: (819)826-5419 damaba2@hotmail.com

Jim Colodey

1121 Bannockburn Rd, R.R. #3, Cornwall, PEI C0A 1H0 Phone: (902)675-3171 jim.colodey@pei.sympatico.ca

#142, 6715 - 8th Street N.E. Calgary, Alberta T2E 7H7 (403)571-3580 ~ 1-888-571-3580 ~ Fax (403)571-3599 CAA Tag Number: 1-866-571-8093 eMail address: cdnangus@cdnangus.ca Web Address: http://www.cdnangus.ca

Canadian Angus Association - Fee Schedule -

Annual Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100.00 Junior Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00 Annual Activity Fee (for life members only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75.00 Registration - 0 to 4 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00 Registration - 4 to 7 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00 Registration - 7 to 12 months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00 Registration -12+ months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100.00 Spring-born Calves (registered online by July 15) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00 Fall-born Calves (registered online by December 15) . . . . . . . . . . $15.00 Weaning Weight entry charge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 CanadianAngus Performance Program Reinstatement Fee . . . $100.00 Embryo Transfers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12.00 Animal Transfers < 60 days after sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12.00 Animal Transfers > 60 days after sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24.00 Non Financial Transfers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.00 Parentage Test - per head, requested through CAA*. . . . . . . . . . . . $30.00 Parentage Test - per head, sent direct to lab by breeder * . . . . . . . . $51.00 Coat Colour DNA Test * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $33.00 Registration of ImportedAnimal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00 Registration of Lease . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00 Registration of Herd Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00 Registration of Tattoo Letters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00 Transfer of Herd Name or Tattoo Letters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00 Name Change of a Registered Animal (animal must have no registered progeny) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00 Performance Certificate Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00 Duplicate Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00 Five Generation Pedigree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00 Correction Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.00 Pedigree Change as a result of a DNA test . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00 Pedigree Extract (for sales catalogue) With Registration numbers, sent electronically . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50 Without Registration numbers or faxed/mailed . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.00 Photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.00 Geneprob Report (paper) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00 Geneprob Report (electronic) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00 Mailing Labels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100.00 plus 3 cents/label Electronic download of MemberAddresses (one time use) . . . . $250.00 Herd data extract for on-farm software program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80.00 Rush Fee (paid per item) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20.00 Effective as of October 26, 2011

GST is not included in above prices.

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Rob Smith Chief Executive Officer (ext: 223) Michael Latimer General Manager (ext: 228) Alan Yuen Office Manager (ext: 222) Kajal Devani Breed Development (ext: 227) Cheryl Hazenberg Angus Tag Program Co-ordinator (ext: 238) Brian Good Director, Field Services - 403.391.4037 Wayne Gallup Eastern Fieldman - 819.826.3026 Chris Aulthouse Ontario Fieldman - 519.477.2333 Stacy Price Registrar (ext: 224) Shirley Anderson Assistant Registrar (ext: 216) Ciara Buchanan Assistant Registrar (ext: 225) Esther Stern Assistant Registrar (ext: 249) Cassie Bacon Member Communications (ext: 229) Joanelle Fuellbrandt Office Administrator (ext: 0)

Provincial Representatives & Associates to the Canadian Angus Association British Columbia

Jill Savage 4664 Sleepy Hollow Road, Armstrong, BC V0E 1B4 (250)546-2813 /// Fax: (250)546-9164 /// fawndale@telus.net

Alberta

Denise Rice P.O. Box 3725, Olds, Alberta T4H 1P5 1-888-556-9057 / Fax: (403)556-3333 office@albertaangus.ca

Saskatchewan

Belinda Wagner c/o Sask Livestock Association P.O. Box 3771, Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 3N8 (306) 757-6133 // Fax: (306) 525-5852 office@saskatchewanangus.com

Manitoba

Arlene Kirkpatrick Box 25, Site 30, RR 3, Brandon, Manitoba R7A 5Y3 Ph/Fax: (204)725-3597 ~ ackirkpatrick@rfnow.com

Ontario

Julie Smith 459 Black Street, Fergus, ON N1M 3M7 Phone:(519)787-2397 ~ Fax: (519)787-2306 secretary@ontarioangus.com

Quebec

Trudy Beaton #3 North Hill Road, Gould, Quebec J0B 2Z0 (819) 877-5603 / Fax: (819) 877-3845 quebecangus@live.ca

Maritimes

Betty Lou Scott RR #1 Salt Springs, Pictou County, Nova Scotia BOK 1PO Ph: (902)925-2057 / Fax: (902)925-2655 windcrest.farm@ns.sympatico.ca

Canadian Red Angus Promotion Society

Lynnette Hochstein 6015 Park Place, Taber, AB T1G 1E9 (403)223-8009 // Fax: (403)223-5805 office@redangus.ca

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Canadian Angus Association - CEO Message excited about each of these new staff members and I want to assure you they are worthy of your trust and respect.

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Welcome to 2012! And we are starting this New Year with the most optimism we’ve seen in our sector and the whole agriculture industry for a long, long time. I can go on and on about the market reports and the supply shortfall and how all the indicators show we are going to enjoy this run for some time. I’ll let you read about that elsewhere. In my contribution to our Official Publication, please let me inform you of our Canadian Angus Association news since last October. Some trends… The year-end statistics are still a few days from being finalized, but 2011 will look a lot like 2009 and 2010 in overall activity in terms of memberships, registrations and performance information, with a marked increase in transfers and Rancher Endorsed tag sales, both of which are over 10% more than last year. I am hopeful these registered Angus are sold to folks who intend to continue their registration status as well as maintain their commitment to the Canadian Angus Performance Program. Further, congratulations on making us breaking our record for the most Angus tags sold! Now we just have to keep promoting these tags and their Rancher Endorsed program value to all our customers, neighbors, friends and family. Many of us have the goal of never seeing an Angus animal anywhere in Canada unless it is branded “Rancher Endorsed”, so let’s see how much larger the world’s largest branded ear tag program can get! Goings and Comings… You likely know that Registrar Sharmayne Byrgesen left the CAA in December after just shy of 16 years and that Communications & Marketing Specialist Tina Zakowsky will soon be heading off on Maternity Leave. We will miss both of these dedicated staff but at least we know Tina will return and we wish Sharmayne all the best in her new adventure. With ‘goings’, however, mean comings, and elsewhere in this Angus World you will see the profile for our new Senior Registrar, Stacy Price, Tina’s maternity cover-off, Cassie Bacon, and our new Assistant Registrar, Esther Stern. Please make Esther, Cassie and Stacy welcome as they join us as new members of the Canadian Angus fraternity. I am very Page 58

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National CAA Membership survey We have been thrilled and a little overwhelmed with the response rate to the membership survey. We fully realized how comprehensive (read: LONG!) the survey was, but it has been a number of years since you were asked your opinion so there was a lot to ask and a lot of feedback to try and get from you! Such surveys are generally considered statistically significant with a response of 2% and highly representative with a 4% return rate; we had 4% before the first of December! I believe we will end up with more than 10% of our membership having submitted either the electronic or mailed survey, and the Board and staff will take your opinions and inputs very, very seriously. Our interim Communications and Marketing Specialist, Cassie Bacon, is currently compiling the results, and the Board will consider the summary at their February Board meeting. We will print the survey’s Executive Summary in an upcoming edition of Angus World. Many thanks to those of you who participated and please rest assured, we will not send you such a comprehensive survey ANYTIME soon! We will be surveying you each year around that November / December time frame, but we will select likely two areas in which to get your thoughts and impressions each year on a three-year rotational basis. So you will have your chance to speak your mind to us every year on a regular rotation of topics. Again, I respect the Board’s commitment to hearing you, the membership, and the staff team appreciates your voice as well. 2012-14 CAA Business Plan The staff team have spent part of the past few weeks working on the next iteration of our Association Business Plan, something the Board will be considering in February. Once the Board has approved the plan, it will be available for you to inspect. Please be sure to check out the website and it’s link that will be found on our Home Page. New rule for 2012 Gold Show regional funding 2012-born Gold Show entries will be counted in your show funding total ONLY if they are identified with an Angus tag. So, in order to factor into funded numbers, all 2012-born entries MUST be CAA registered AND tagged. I was a little disappointed by the number of purebred seedstock showing this fall that were NOT actually wearing the Canadian Angus Rancher Endorsed ear tag. Hopefully this requirement will assist with changing our culture so that everyone thinks and knows to put this tag in and lead your bull customers by example. Remember the great example set by folks like Lazy MC Angus and Cudlobe Angus

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who gave each buyer at their 2011 bull sales at least a free bag of tags per buyer or even a free bag for every bull! If you want to help bring this value to your bull sale, please contact Cheryl in your CAA office. 2011 Gold Show Results You will find the 2011 Gold Show Results included elsewhere in this Angus World. For the first time, we’ve name an “All Star Team” for each the Red and Black sections. Congratulations to all winners and EVERYONE who committed the time and money to assure our breed remains in the public eye! Increasing the number of 4-H beef club members who show heifers… and then making those heifers be Angus!!! I come to the Canadian Angus Association after having spent 9 years as a 4-H Specialist… the best job in the world save for the one I’ve got now. In this time, I saw the number of female projects that 4-H members in Alberta carried on an annual basis decrease from 70% of 4-H beef club members to around 20% now. The numbers dropped in the fall of 2003… our most significant post-BSE effect on the 4-H Beef Project, but we’ve also never recovered. I suspect this is the same across the nation, and I want to do something about it and I want your help. Although every single one of you can help to promote and make a difference, the CAA are willing to ‘put our money where our mouth is’ and help pay to make this happen. The Canadian Angus Association is actively seeking resources, and will commit some of our own as well, to hire a Summer Staff in each Saskatchewan and Alberta to go around in May and June of 2012 to every 4-H Achievement Day they can get to, or an alternate effective event, talking to the members and promoting the value of the female project. Talking about how a cow/calf stays around for a long time and can actually assist with paying for your first car or putting you through college or university. And how, if you start showing heifers in 4-H at the age of 9 or 10, you could have a cow herd size by the time you graduate high school that can give you A LOT of advantages. Of course, I hope we can convince these young folks that the best breed for them is Angus, but the primary objective in May and June will be to promote the female project and, ultimately promote cow/calf production to potential ‘cattle kids’. Then, in July and August, these two Summer Staff can work with our Regional Associations on assisting the organization of their Junior Angus Show, help the CAA organize the fall run of Rancher Endorsed Feeder Calf Sales, and do some Fieldman work promoting this great breed. These youth will have a great ‘internship’ as a Canadian Angus employee, collaborating with the Regional Associations.

It is my ultimate goal to have a summer student in every region, but that may take us awhile to accomplish. To start, we will focus on our two most Angus-populated regions –Alberta and Saskatchewan– and then evaluate our measurable success. I will have more details about this employment opportunity as the winter progresses, but please keep it in mind and promote this opportunity to any university or college student you know. If you are such a student, even if

you do not apply or are not hired, you can still try to promote cow/calf production to your fellow youth and I feel confident in saying that, since you are steering them toward Angus, they will end up making a long-term commitment.

is spent increasing the value of your financial commitment and contribution to the Canadian Angus Association. Finally, I hope 2012 is a peaceful and prosperous year for you and everyone you care about.

As always, please contact me if you have any questions or concerns. Also, please know your CAA staff is committed to assuring that our entire professional time

Cheers, Rob Smith Chief Executive Officer

e Pride of Angus… Please let me share with you some of my prideful moments from this fall revolving around Canadian Angus: • Seeing the stands so full at sales, both commercial and purebred, and even when the stands aren’t full, those in attendance are there to buy, assuring a solid sale average for consigning CAA members; • Angus cattle winning both Supreme Champion Female and Bull at Farm Fair in Edmonton; • Angus Females taking 7 of the Top 10 spots in the RBC Supreme Champion in Regina, in addition to being named Supreme, while half the Top 10 Bulls were also Angus; • The extraordinarily large crowd watching the Angus show at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair; • Seeing Saskatchewan breeder Sheldon Kyle adorning the cover of the December Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Connection as “The New Face of the Cattle Industry” – here is the link: http://www.saskbeef.com/images/stories/2011/PDF/PROOF_LR_CattleConnection.pdf; • The number of young Angus enthusiasts running around the show barns everywhere I travelled – Brandon, Toronto, Edmonton and Regina. I saw more young breeders in our stalls than anywhere else in the barns; • The impressive manner in which Canadian Angus Ambassador, Austen Anderson, represents us everywhere he goes, including making sure every single person we encountered in Argentina was wearing a Canadian Angus Rancher Endorsed pin; • Honouring the Henderson and Matthews families for 100 years of Angus commitment at Agribition and 75 years for the Anderson family; • Seeing so many volunteers working together to make events come together, be they sales, shows, meetings, banquets or other activities; • Visiting with the ‘straight’ Canadian breeders at the “Canadian Legacy” sale in Olds; my old friend Dick Turner would be so proud of this event!; • The international cattlemen I met, each and every one of which recognizes the absolute integrity of the Canadian Angus breed and its breeders.

World Angus Secretariat Here are some quick observations about the World Angus Secretariat: • Canada had the largest delegation of any nation; • Canadian Angus is looked at as a leader by other members of the World Angus Secretariat; • There were 18 associations in attendance and 2 new associations joined the Secretariat; • Argentina associates wealth with agriculture. We visited six wealthy operations but overall the national infrastructure is less developed than Canada’s. For example, when it rains, the roads are impassable because there is little gravel; • There was lots of excitement about genomics; • Consumed a steady diet of beef and red wine; • Canada has the third largest purebred Herd Book behind the American Angus Association and Brazil; • Most countries have a secondary/appendix herd book for composite cattle; • Cow populations are shrinking worldwide but Canada continues to do well comparatively; • Quality of the cattle in Argentina was excellent. Here are the locations of upcoming international events: • 2013 – World Angus Forum – New Zealand • 2015 – World Angus Secretariat – Mexico • 2017 – World Angus Forum – United Kingdom (primarily Scotland) This is a description of the New Zealand Youth Competition which could be an excellent opportunity for Canadian Juniors, and something that the Canadian Angus Foundation might be able to assist in sponsoring. http://www.worldangus.com/Programmes/youthprogramme.html http://www.worldangus.com/Downloads/Argentina%20Youth%20Brochure.pdf

Here are some links for you to check out, if you have a few moments: • Our new export “Success Starts Here” video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INjl48l3XuQ&feature=share • The GOAL Conference registration form: http://juniors.cdnangus.ca/GOAL/GOAL_2012_Registration_Form.pdf • “How To Tattoo an Angus” video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBX_rM6qnKw • Willie McLaren’s “An Angus For Me” presentation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk2Oe3sUCeo • I Am Angus – Bud McBride profile: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8Zde1LaS8E • I Am Angus – Walt Browarny profile: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvP-jskdVuw Winter Edition 2011/12

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Canadian Angus Association - President’s Message

In the summer of 2011 the Canadian Angus Board of Directors made a historic decision. They passed a motion approving the purchase of land that will be the home of the Canadian Angus Association.

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The decision was not made without an in-depth financial analysis that indicated our financial position would be significantly better by constructing our own facility. Achieving value for membership dollars is a high priority with the Board and as lease payments are reduced more resources can be focused on member services. It is the Board’s vision that construction will begin in 2012 and the venue will include participation by other segments of the purebred industry. By including other breeds in our facility much efficiency can be gained relative to reception, hardware and software technology and utilization of physical infrastructure.

2011 Year in Review The 2011 year will be one to remember for the Canadian Angus Foundation. The Red and Black Baldy Fundraiser was the single largest fundraising campaign in Foundation history. Overall, the 2011 year was the second-largest fundraising year behind only that of the 2009 World Angus Forum. Other notable fundraising events include the Dick Turner

Memorial Fund which continues to receive contributions from our membership. The first annual Dick Turner Memorial Award will be presented at the Canadian Angus National Convention in June 2012. In June, Erika Easton passed the Junior Ambassador torch to Austen Anderson. To date Austen has represented the CAF at numerous events including the Manitoba Livestock Expo, Royal Winter Fair, Farmfair International, Agribition and was the official Canadian youth delegate at the World Angus Secretariat in Argentina. Along with his commitments as the Junior Ambassador, Austen continues to pursue his Education degree at the University of Regina and occasionally returns home to help out at Anderson Cattle Company in Swan River, Manitoba. The CAF has started the development of a ‘Canadian Angus Cookbook’. The idea is to gather a few of those old family secret recipes and share them with fellow Angus breeders. Ideally we would like them to be focused on Angus beef but we are

We hope to have some participation by the commercial segment of our industry as well. The networking possibilities of the purebred and commercial leadership of the beef industry in the same venue are mind boggling. The Board feels that by taking such a leadership role in the future of our industry, it will bode well for our breed and its membership. The direction our breeders take is the direction of our industry. Any inputs from other segments of our industry will only help us chart the course to a successful Canadian beef industry. You as Angus breeders are at the helm of this industry and the Board of Directors are mandated to keep you there. David Bolduc President, Canadian Angus Association

accepting a wide variety of recipes. If you would like to share your favorite recipe, simply e-mail it along with your name or whomever deserves credit for the recipe to mlatimer@cdnangus.ca. As part of the 2009 World Angus Forum Embryo Lottery, the Canadian Angus Association staff were the lucky winners of three embryos which resulted in two Black Angus heifers. These two heifers, Registration #1599534 and Registration #1599535 will be sold as bred heifers sometime next fall with the entire proceeds going to the CAF. More information on these heifers can be found in the Animal Inquiry section of the Canadian Angus Association website www.cdnangus.ca or feel free to contact me at the CAA office. On behalf of the Canadian Angus Foundation I would like to thank everyone who has supported us in the past and look forward to the New Year. Regards, Michael Latimer General Manager

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A statement I read from “The Bottom Line”, written by Spring Creek Consulting, made a lot of sense to me about our current beef situation. The statement read: “Demand has always and will always be a key issue for the beef industry. All wealth in the cattle business ultimately must come from the consumer. Beef demand drives price levels throughout the entire cattle complex.”

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Selective Breeding Over Multiplying More than ever this fall, Angus folks have called me before going to a sale or buying an Angus animal to ask me about its EPDs. These potential buyers are concerned if the animal does not have EPDs. I am so proud that knowledgeable Angus breeders are looking for EPDs and thinking twice about buying animals that do not have EPDs. If you buy an Angus animal that doesn’t have EPDs or any performance data recorded, it will take longer to get accurate Conversion to SNP Parentage Veriﬁcation Thank you to all the members who responded to our call for sires and donor dams that need to have their parentage DNA upgraded to SNP technology. We are overwhelmed at the response that we got from all of you. We have compiled a list of over 2,800 DNA samples that need to be converted to SNP. This will take much longer than we anticipated, and additional funds for this conversion will need to be sought. Therefore, the conversion to SNP parentage verification has been delayed until July 1st, 2012.

I believe that paragraph analyzes and explains exactly where we are at today in this cattle business. This fall, our field reps have reported record prices in every weight range, right across Canada. Replacement heifer calves are in such demand that in some cases, they are outselling steer calves at the same weight break. Bred heifers, especially solid red and black, bred Angus, are in such demand that they are topping sales right across Canada. On the purebred side, sales have been exceptional, with strong demand for those extra good ones. Early bull sales indicate that the demand is there, with buyers still very critical of quality and performance. It would be a good time right now to check in with your bull customers and see how things worked out from last season and visit about their record calf sales this fall. Chances are they will need to replenish their bull battery. I would like to personally thank our team in the field for a job well done. These guys put in endless hours behind the wheel, representing Angus in

Canada. Thank you to Ken Cox, Blair McRae, Wayne Gallup, Chris Aulthouse, Laird Senft and Jack Brown. These dedicated guys were able to be at about 98% of our designated Angus sales in every region of Canada. I got great compliments every day from our commercial sector that these guys represent you well day in and day out. The operation wouldn’t work without a team at home, and I thank all our staff in the CAA office for a job well done. Thanks to Tina, Rob, Michael, Joanelle, Alan, Cheryl, Kajal, Sharmayne, Ciara and Shirley for backing our team in the field. It does come together as a breed when you have such a super team working for the same end results. I look forward to a good bull sale run this spring. See you out there. We will represent Angus at a lot of upcoming Angus events starting in January.

EPDs for the calves that you get from this animal. This is a growing concern to Angus breeders. If you are not a participant on the Canadian Angus Performance Program, this is a good time to contact me and enroll in the program. We keep the process of submitting your weaning weights as simple as possible; and participants receive both in-herd (adjusted weights and indexes) and national assessments (EPDs) of their cattle. As much as EPDs are a great marketing tool, please do not forget that they are first and foremost a selection tool. At the Livestock Gentec conference this fall Dr. Mitchell Abrahamsen from Cobb Vantress reported on how much impact genetic selection based on pedigree analysis and genetic evaluation (EPDs) have increased feed conversion, improved growth rate, changed phenotype to meet consumer demands, and increased PRODUCER PROFITABILITY in poultry. Angus breeders have the same genetic selection tools (EPDs) available. They are not the only selection tools; EPDs should be used in balance with phenotypic selection for traits that we do not evaluate like teat, udders, feet, etc. However, it has been shown in dairy, in poultry,

and in Angus that using selection tools for selective breeding equates to genetic improvement and increased profitability. The Association’s own President, David Bolduc, states after the strongest Cudlobe sale ever that paying attention to EPDs when selecting replacement heifers and bulls has definitely paid off for his program. “Generally, our heaviest calves are from our high EPD heifers. There are always exceptions to the rule, but using EPDs has increased our predictability and our production. We target bulls with great carcass EPDs and we have seen this confirmed by our ultrasound scan results and by our carcass data from Cargill. Our cull bulls that do not make our program have been qualifying for Cargill’s Certified Angus Beef program—a testament that selecting for high Marbling EPDs results in high grading calves”. It is evident that commercial cattlemen and Angus breeders across Canada are motivated by performance data, and also by the results of using performance data and selection tools like EPDs for genetic improvement.

Here is some information that members have asked me for in the last few weeks: Why the conversion? The Association tries to bring to its membership the most up-to-date technology. Will I be able to sell semen to the US and other countries with this type of parentage veriﬁcation? Yes, all the Angus Associations that belong to the World Angus Secretariat committed to convert to SNPs. And, both the American Angus Association and red Angus Association of America have already done so.

Does the way that I order DNA kits or get parentage done change? No, the process for our members will remain the same. Will we need new DNA samples for the conversion? No, we will use stored DNA for the conversion.

By Brian Good, Director - Field Services

Should you have any more questions at all in regards to SNP parentage verification, please contact me. Kajal Devani Breed Development Specialist

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I spent some time while writing this looking over articles I have written in the past year and almost every one starts with the announcement of new initiatives surrounding the Canadian Angus Rancher Endorsed Tag Program. It is an exciting time in the cow business and an exciting time to be working on the Canadian Angus Rancher Endorsed program. Sadly, this time I do not have any new changes to share with everyone but that does not mean that things are not happening. Instead I would like to summarize and review what we have done in 2011 and what will be a real focus for us moving through 2012. In the 2010 Winter Edition of Angus World we started the year off with a bang. We announced the official name change from CACP to the Canadian Angus Rancher Endorsed Tag Program as well as our new full colour tag product brochure which was hot off the press. This also was the launch of our new products from the Stone tattoo equipment line. The brochure has been a hit and I appreciate all the positive comments which we heard here at the office. The tattoo equipment is also selling well and our arrangement with Kane Veterinary Supplies does not require additional work from us to offer these products. We continue to offer the tattoo equipment and use the tag brochure and they are available by contacting the office. Our Commercial Edition brought the announcement of the new Allflex ‘A’ Tag which was now available as an Angus management tag. This one-piece management tag requires an Allflex A-Tag tagger or a Zee-Tag applicator and is also available in custom designs. They are still available and have been very popular since March when we began stocking them. The spring also brought with it a busy travel schedule as we were out selling tags at a number of industry events as well as some bull sales in Western Canada. This was very successful as we sold a number of tags at each event. We have continued this through the fall and will also be attending two events in January. Watch for me at Ag Days in Brandon, Manitoba and the Canadian Bull Congress in Camrose, Alberta. Tags will be available for order and a limited quantity will be available for pick up at these shows. Moving on to the Fall Edition, I talked a lot about the huge demand for Angus-tagged calves across Page 62

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Canada. At that time we were really hearing about it in the office and I hope every breeder reading this is fully aware of it. There are not enough tagged calves in Canada to meet the demand right now; the market is there—we need to fill it. What better reason to use the Angus tags than the fact that the demand is there. We also announced our feeder sale lineup for 2011 in this article and wow what a great fall run it was. Every one of our field staff put on a lot of miles this fall and reported back after each sale how fantastic the prices were and how much optimism there is across the country for the beef business right now. I cannot think of any better news than that to report. My last article talked about our new Feeder Calf Listing which launched on September 16 and I can report that we listed over 3000 calves throughout the fall. We will be continuing to list animals year round and you can contact me at any time for more information. I am also starting to receive requests to attend spring bull sales. Due to the success and popularity of this initiative, we have come up with some guidelines and requirements for breeders to take advantage of this service. I must stress this list specifically applies to my attendance at sales to sell tags and in no way affects the attendance of any of the Canadian Angus Association field staff or any other staff member’s attendance at your sale. The breeder hosting the sale will provide the following: • Submit request for staff attendance in writing (e-mail to chazenberg@cdnangus.ca is preferred) to the Association by January 20th, 2012 • Requests must include: name of the sale and names of all consigners, number of lots selling, date and start time, location contact information of breeder submitting request and any other relevant information • Breeders must be willing to guarantee a minimum number of tags sold at the sale; the number is to be agreed upon by the breeder and I and can be reached by offering free tags to buyers or by ensuring orders are placed • Promotion of the Angus Tag program to customers prior to the sale • Announcement from the block at the beginning of the sale outlining that tags are available for purchase on site • Ad placed in sale catalogue (provided by the Association) promoting the tag program • Ensure all animals in the sale are tagged with Angus RFID tags (excluding other breeds which sell the same day) • Table, chair and access to power The Association will ensure the following: • Review and confirm attendance at the event to the breeder submitting the request on or before January 26th, 2012. Association staff will attend as many sales as possible but it may not be possible to attend all of them due to scheduling conflicts and travel times. • Trade show style booth set up and staffed for the duration of the sale

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• Inventory of tags on site for customers to pick up; if inventory runs out tags will be shipped to the customer with no shipping charge • Promotion of the sale in the Canadian Association e-newsletter and on the events calendar on the Canadian Angus Association website, and in the Canadian Angus Association blog (prior to sale and after sale) • Ads in various sizes for use in sale catalogue and other promotions We are all committed to working with you and everyone is welcome to contact me to discuss these and to see how this will work in your particular situation. I want to thank the breeders who have gone above and beyond to promote the tag program over the past year. We cannot do this without your help and I look forward to working with you again this year. I also wish to thank every breeder who uses Angus tags and who has promoted the program to your customers. I also want to say again that this list specifically applies to my attendance at sales to sell tags and in no way affects the attendance of any of the Canadian Angus Association field staff or any other staff member. Some of our products and some of the management tags are also having a price adjustment effective January 1, 2012. However, the price of our RFID tags has not changed. They are listed here as a reference. • RFID with matching maxi (4”x 3”) dangle tag $103.00 (bag of 25 sets) • Custom RFID with matching maxi (4”x 3”) dangle tag $113.00 (bag of 25 sets) • Custom RFID with matching large (3” x 2 ¼”) dangle tag $108.00 (bag of 25 sets) • Maxi (4”x 3”) dangle tags $30.00 (bag of 25) • Custom maxi (4”x 3”) dangle tags $35.00 • Spare tagger pins (for red tagger) $4.40 • Marking pens $6.50 As we move into our busiest time of year for tag sales we will continue to work on these initiatives to make them better and to work on new improvements to the program. I am always open to feedback on the program and to ideas on how we can make it better. I do not know how it will be possible to top the success we have had in 2011 but I will continue to work on doing just that. Cheryl Hazenberg, Canadian Angus Rancher Endorsed Tag Program Coordinator

Staff Profiles Cassie Bacon Interim Member Communications Specialist The New Year marks a time of beginning in every culture. We may be different shapes and sizes, have different ideas, and various traditions, but we all share recognition of the New Year and most even outline a few goals to get it kicked off! This year marks a huge and exciting step in my life. During my studies at Oklahoma State University I began a graphic design and livestock marketing business that just marked its fourth year. Through this experience I’ve had the opportunity to market cattle

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for some of the very best purebred breeders across the United States. Accepting a job with the most influential and exciting breed across the world is a new direction that I’m thrilled to be going in. The Canadian Angus Association is moving forward with marketing strategies that should influence every Angus breeder’s demand for both herd bulls and females. I couldn’t think of a more exciting time to come on board with the CAA!

Esther Stern Assistant Registrar My husband and I purchased our first quarter of land northeast of Calgary back in 1994. Here we have raised commercial cattle, horses, border collies and three daughters. Over the years with industry changes we have also added a millwright business. My education background is in business/accounting and for the last 18 years I have been self employed. Throughout this time my jobs included bookkeeping, direct sales, training and a financial advisor for 5 years. Now as a general leader with our local 4-H horse club,

the opportunity to join the Canadian Angus Association came to light at a perfect time in my life. So as of December 5, 2011, I am thrilled to be one of the newest members of the family. I look forward to getting to know all of our members and establishing strong dynamic relationships working in the registry department.

Stacy Price Registrar My name is Stacy Price, and I am very excited to be the newest member of the Canadian Angus Association’s staff. I was a born and raised Calgary girl. Twenty-six years ago I married my husband Gordon and became a farm wife, needless to say my life has never been the same, and I love it. In 1995 we moved from the family farm to our own place north of Crossfield, were we raised

cattle, sheep, grain and our three children Katie, Jennifer and Trent. Several years ago we sold the cattle but kept our Katahdin sheep that we still raise today. I look forward to my new career and the opportunity of meeting and speaking with producers in the New Year.

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Stauffer Ranches S

Rick & Deb Cones Box 31, Millarville, Alberta T0L 1K0 Ph: (403)931-3276 Fax: (403)931-3295 email: rickc@rioalto.com

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Ring 403.627.2511 Fax 403.627.2650 Box 2377, Pincher Creek, Alberta T0K 1W0

Stoneydale

CUTTING HORSES

BLACK ANGUS

Ken & Sharon Chitwood

The Koenning’s

Walter & Lyla (403) 227-2071 Chris & Stacy (403) 227-5567

Box 8, Site 7, R.R. #4, Innisfail, AB T4G 1T9

Ph:(403)948-3094 Fax: (403)948-6329 R.R. #2, Airdrie, AB T4B 2A4

Premium Quality Since 1972

RIVERBEND FARM LTD.

Glen, Dale, Wayne & Terry Elliott

Bud, Barb & John McBride Box 51, Benalto, Alberta T0M 0H0 Phone: (403)746-2555 / Phone/Fax: (403)746-2630

Ph/Fax: (403)832-3774 l Ph: (403)832-3112 P.O. Box 113 Seven Persons, AB T0K 1Z0

Elllamae & Mike

Box 247, Warner, Alberta T0K 2L0 Ph/Fax: (403)642-2055 email: redrod7@telusplanet.net

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Stacey & Michel Stauffer

Shawn & Cathy

Box 115, Warner, Alberta T0K 2L0 (403)642-2041 www.rodgersredangus.com

ROYAL VALLEY CATTLE CO. RED ANGUS

A Place Where Performance, Style and Meat Come Together

THISTLE RIDGE RANCH Ben & Carol Tams

Box 127, Sangudo, Alberta, Canada T0E 2A0

RUSSELL WERENKA FAMILY (780) 785-2176

(780) 785-3205

Registered & Commercial Red Angus

FAX (780) 785-2453

P.O. Box 4205, Taber, Alberta T1G 2C7 Phone/Fax: (403)223-4118

The Wildman’s

P.O. Box 444, Sangudo, Alberta T0E 2A0 Fax 785-3403

Angus Ranch

"The Home of Angus Beef Cattle" Gary Slezina Box 1052, Coaldale, AB T1M 1M9 (403)345-3835 Fax (403)345-3836

SPRUCE VIEW ANGUS RANCH Wayne Grant

P.O. Box 174, Killam, Alberta (780)385-2216

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Dave & Gail (780) 785-2091 Kirk (780) 785-3772

Park F w a o ill Purebred Black Angus since 1920

Jim & Betty Richardson (403)224-3286

Lassiter Brothers

Angus

Box 763, Bassano, Alberta T0J 0B0 Ph: 403/641-4467 ~ Fax:403/6412355 xxxangus@telusplanet.net

Valleymere

Spring Bull Sale ● Female (Private Treaty) ● Embryos Using A.I. program & Embryo transfer to raise well balanced cattle.

Black Angus Ranch

TTT

Travis & Halley Spady & Sons 780.879.2298 Alliance, Alberta, T0B 0A0

‘Black Angus - a Spady tradition for over 70 years”

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Box 32, Bowden, AB T0M 0K0

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Allan & Sherry Aitken & Sons Box 53, Eyebrow, Saskatchewan S0H 1L0 (306)759-2701

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Doug & Lynn McIvor

Box 688, Davidson, SK S0G 1A0

D CATTLE CREEK

Registered Red Angus Since 1972

Brian & Christine Hanel Box 1902, Swift Current, SK S9H 4M6 (306)773-6313 email: chanel@t2.net

Donna Hanel

R.R. #1, Wymark, SK S0N 2Y0 Ph/Fax: (306)773-6984

10 miles south of swift Current on hwy #4 & 8 miles west

RANCHING LTD.

Flying K Ranch

David Flundra

Purebred Red Angus Bulls, Females & Commercial Cattle

P.O. Box 1453, Medicine Hat, AB T1A 7N4

16 km east of Walsh, Alberta

Tel: (306)662-2449 Fax: (306)662-2556

Cell: (403)502-4776 cattle.creek@xplornet.com

Wes & Kim Olynyk (306)876-4420 Irene Olynyk (306)876-4400 Annual Bull Sale First Saturday in April

Box 192, Goodeve, SK S0A 1C0

Double AA Angus Bill Dillabaugh

P.O. Box 91, Coleville, SK S0L 0K0 (306) 965-2554

Annual Rancher’s Choice Spring Bull Sale

H o w e R e d A ng u s

Doug Howe (306)693-2163

Mike or Dale Howe (306)693-2127

183-325-4th SW, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan S6H 5V2

Fax (306)692-0081 // ldhowe@sk.sympatico.ca

Kim Robertson

Box 159, Alsask, SK S0L 0A0 Res: 306/968-2637 / Cell: 306/463-8405

5 miles east of Alsask and 2 miles north on Merid Grid

Roger Hardy

S South Shadow Angus & Paints S A P Box 455, Midale, Saskatchewan S0C 1S0 Ph: (306)458-2359 - Cell: (306)458-7521

Registered Red Angus Commercial Angus

email: rogerhardy@sk.sympatico.ca

Ranches Inc. Don’t Roll - JustRock

Jon & Shelly Fox

P.O. Box 320 Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y2 www.justamereranches.com

Phone: 306-825-9702 Fax: 306-825-9782 Res: 306-825-9624 Email: justamere@sasktel.net

Registered Bulls - Commercial Females - Ranch Horses

Don & Connie Delorme & Family Box 28, Robsart, Saskatchewan S0N 2G0 (306)299-4494 ~ dcdelorme@sasktel.net

www.southshadow.com Classic Black Cattle For The Practical Rancher Quality Paint Horses For Versatility

“Raising Quality Cattle To Work For You”

Keith, Linda & Stacey Kaufmann 306/454-2730

Shane, Alexis,

Keaton, Kamrie, Kohen Registered & Korbyn Kaufmann 306/454-2688 Red & Black Angus www.southviewranch.com P.O. Box 130, Ceylon, SK S0C 0T0 ● Fax: (306)454-2643 ● svr@sasktel.net

Jim & Peggy Grant P.O. Box 220, Edam, SK S0M 0V0 (306)397-2541

FERTILE VALLEY FARMS DAVID JOHNSTON

CONQUEST, SASKATCHEWAN S0L 0L0 (306)856-4726

SPLENDORVIEW ANGUS FARM John Gottfried & Family

P.O. Box 183, Luseland, SK S0L 2A0

(306) 834-2844

STANDARD HILL ANGUS

Luseland - .5 mile W, 12 Miles S & .25 mile W. Kerrobert - 12 miles W, Hwy# 51, .5 mile N, .25 mile W

BLACK TO BASICS

Box 718 Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0

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Les & Ethel Smith & family (306)893-4094

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WRed il-Sel Angus

Est: 1980

NBERRY CREE A K ANGUS CR

Doreen 306/263-4407 306/263-4923 Fax Corbin, Lynette, Cole & Conner 306/263-4407 The Selody’s ~ Flintoft, SK S0H 1R0

Willows W WindyFarms W F

David & Jeanette Neufeld 204/534-2380

MARCEL LALONDE SYLVIE DUPUIS

Collin A Sauder Michelle Potapinski

Box 55, Hodgeville, SK S0H 2B0 Phone/Fax: 306/677-2507 windy.willows@sasktel.net

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ANGUS

Ian Gross

Z RED ANGU A R Phil Birnie S W Box 461, Wawota, SK S0G 5A0

Ph: 306/739-2988 ~ Fax: 306/739-2137 ~ Cell: 306/577-7440 email: wraz@sasktel.net Red Angus Bulls & Females For Sale ~ Commercial Heifers Herdsman: Gordon Murray 306/739-2177 - cell: 306/646-7980

Purebred Black Angus Bulls & Females for Sale.

Dealers for Merritt Aluminum Trailers Call today!!

Roy & Vicki Forsyth

Eddystone, Manitoba R0L 0S0 (204)448-2245

P.O. Box 29, Rush Lake, Saskatchewan S0H 3S0 ● (306)773-6873

Box 171, Boissevain Manitoba R0K 0E0

YOUNG DALE ANGUS FARM

Registered Red & BlackAngus

forsyth1@mts.net

Allen & Merilyn Staheli

Greenbush Angus Fax: (204)448-2126

Eddystone, Manitoba R0L 0S0

(204)448-2124 mstaheli@mts.net

R.R. #1, Neepawa, MB R0J 1H0 www.greenbushangus.com

Barrie & Bernice Baker (204)966-3822

Tim & Wendy Baker (204)966-3320

#636077, Holland-Euphrasia Townline, RR 3, Markdale, ON N0C 1H0 Office Phone: (519)986-1330 Fax: (519)986-4736 Website: www.bar5.com / E-mail: info@bar5.com “OUR STRENGTH IS CREATED BY OUR CUSTOMERS SUCCESS”

DUNFORD ROYAL CATTLE COMPANY

Barry & Marj Young & Family

Stan & Eva Dunford

R.R. #5 726040 Township Rd 3 Woodstock, Ontario N4S 7V9 Casey Fanta - Farm Manager - 519/467-5757 Office: 519/467-5700 ~ email: dunfordroyal@xplornet.com www.dunfordroyal.com

Box 28, Carievale, SK S0C 0P0 (306) 928-4810 youngdaleangus@xplornet.com

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Don & Jeannette Currie

R.R. #1, Nottawa, Ontario L0M 1P0 Ph/Fax: (705)445-1526

Black & Red Angus

Bruce, Ione Austen & Breanna Anderson

BROOKMORE ANGUS

204.734.2073 - 204.734.0730 Comp 2 R.R.# 2, Swan River, MB R0L 1Z0 www.andersoncattle.ca - andersoncattle@inethome.ca

Quality Angus Cattle

Visitors Always Welcome

Jack & Barb Hart

S tewart C attle C o.

General Delivery, Brookdale, Manitoba R0K 0G0 (204) 476-2607

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Brent, Dale & Kelsey Box 908 Russell, MB R0J 1W0

H: 204.773.2356 F: 204.773.3579 C: 204.773.6392 stewartcows@wificountry.ca www.stewartcattle.com

Luc Noiseux et Chantal Boisvert

Service Animal Noiseux

Rob & Sandy Foubert

20, rang Elmire “route 235” St-Paul d’Abbotsford, Qc J0E 1A0 Tel: (450)379-9989

613/258-1062 rfoubert@dct.ca 4373 Rideau River Road, Kemptville, ON K0G 1J0

M AJESTIC

LIVESTOCK

Quality Genetics and a Commitment to Service

Jeff Whitely 1212 Safari Rd, RR #1 Millgrove (Flamborough) Ontario L0R 1V0

Home: 905?659?4071 Fax: 905?659?4316 Email: jw@majesticlivestock.com www.majesticlivestock.com

Rideau Angus (613)258-2762 Farm R.R. #4, Kemptville, ON K0G 1J0

T ULL AM ORE FA R M S

BILL & SYLVIA JACKSON

12201 TORBRAM RD, CALEDON. ONTARIO L7C 2T4 * (905)843-1236

Les Fermes

Rolling Acres

Angus & Hereford

C260 Heath Road, Shawville, Quebec J0X 2Y0

D & C Cattle Co Doug & Carolyn Milne-Smith

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Autoroute #10, sortie #55, 3 km sur la #235 Nord.

Stephen & Paula 819-647-3540

Laird & Mary 819-647-3542

Fax: (819)647-3541 // steve@rollingacres.biz

Bandura Ranches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Belvin Angus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OBC Blairs.Ag Cattle Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Brylor Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IFC Canadian Angus Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Cattle Creek Ranching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Crowfoot Cattle Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Cudlobe Farms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

D.J. Henderson & Associates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 French River Cattle Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Get-A-Long Stock Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IBC Glen Islay Angus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Grant Rolston Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Johnston/Fertile Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Jones, Andy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Lazy S Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Manitoba Angus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Ole Farms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 P&H Ranching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Prairielane Farms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Rancher’s Choice Bull Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Red Top Angus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Ring Creek Farms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Stauffer Ranches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Triara Superior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 WRAZ Red Angus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

January 27-28 Lazy S Ranch Bull & Cow Power Sale, Mayerthorpe, AB February 9 Stauffer Ranches Two Year Old Bull Sale, Fort Macleod, AB February 11 P&H Ranching Bull Sale, Innisfail, AB February 20 Ole Farms Annual Bull & Female Sale, Athabasca, AB February 23 Early Sunset Ranch Bull & Female Sale, Edam, SK February 24 Lewis Farms Bull Sale, Stony Plain, AB February 29 - March 1 Calgary Bull Sale, Calgary, AB March 2 Cattleman’s Connection Black Angus Bull Sale, Brandon, MB March 3 Cutting Edge Black Angus & Simmental Bull Sale, Rimbey, AB March 8 Bar EL Angus Bull Sale, Stettler, AB March 10 LLB Spring Spectacular Bull & Female Sale, Erskine, AB March 12 KBJ Round Farms Bull Sale, Clyde, AB March 13 On Target Bull & Female Sale, Barrhead, AB March 15 Ter-Ron Farms Bull Sale, Forestburg, AB March 16 Bone Creek Ranch Bull Sale, Medicine Hat, AB March 16 Bowerman Bros, Nesset Lake Bull Sale, Meadow Lake, SK March 17 Signature Series Bull Sale, Brooks, AB March 22 Soo Line Cattle Co Bull Sale, Midale, SK

March 23 Southland Angus Bull Sale, Shaunavon, SK March 23 Thistle Ridge Bull Sale, Taber, AB March 24 Beiseker Red Angus & Red Rock Red Angus “Prairie Grass Bull Sale, Airdrie, AB March 26 Saskalta ‘Rancher’s Choice Bull Sale, Medicine Hat, AB March 26 Everblack Angus Bull Sale, Vermilion, AB March 27 Ring Creek Farm Bull & Female Sale Bull, Fairview, AB March 27 U2 Ranch Bull Sale, High River, AB March 28 Right Cross Ranch’s Bull Sale, Kisbey, SK March 29 Brylor Ranch Bull Sale, Fort Macleod, AB March 29 Brylor Ranch Bull Sale, Fort Macleod, AB March 29 Minburn Angus Bull Sale, Minburn, AB March 30 Double F Cattle Co Bull Sale, Prince Albert, SK March 30 K-Cow Bull Sale, Elk Point, AB March 31 Bar 5 Spring Bull Sale, Markdale, ON April 2 Hamilton Farms Bull Sale, Cochrane, AB April 3 Blairs.Ag Cattle Co ‘Pursuit of Excellence’ Bull Sale, Sedley, SK April 3 Windy Willlows Bull Sale, Hodgeville, SK

April 4 Peak Dot Ranch Bull Sale, Wood Mountain, SK April 4 Howe Red Angus Bull Sale, Moose Jaw, SK April 5 Crowfoot Cattle Co Red & Black Angus Bull Sale, Standard, AB April 5 Norseman Farms Bull Sale, Kyle, SK April 7 Six Mile Ranch Bull Sale, Fir Mountain, SK April 7 Crescent Creek Bull & Female Sale, Goodeve, SK April 10 Young Dale Angus Bull Sale, Carnduﬀ, SK April 10 Lacombe Bull Show & Sale, Lacombe, AB April 11 Ranchlands Bull Sale, Fort Macleod, AB April 12 South View Angus Bull Sale, Ceylon, SK April 13 Fertile Valley / Johnson Angus Bull Sale, Saskatoon, SK April 14 Prairielane Farms Bull & Female Sale, Souris, MB April 14 Cattle Creek Ranch Bull Sale, Maple Creek, SK April 19 Badlands Angus Bull Sale, Fort Macleod, AB April 21 Wraz Red Angus Cornerstone Bull Sale, Whitewood, SK April 23 Rancher’s Choice Black Angus Bull Sale, Medicine Hat, AB April 26 Lazy E Bar Ranching Black Angus Bull & Heifer Sale, Stettler, AB

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