Genetic Edge 24th Annual Bull Sale 2023

So I was sitting for a few moments the other night trying to be inspired after a long day of chores, repairs, calving, picturing bulls, and trying to wrap up the catalogue. I said to Karen I’m going to watch an episode of 1883 just to chill for a bit. Now yes I know it’s Hollywood, but to a degree it’s real. We look at what we did in the day and think that was a long hard day. Well not really, as I sit at the computer typing, checking cows on the camera. Pioneers, they were tough. Not just the Pioneers of the land and where we are today, but the Pioneers in life. The Pioneers, who had the foresight to import these cattle over from Europe, so we could live out our passion, our goals, our dreams. As a 10 year old boy I dreamed of one day hosting a bull sale, and now here along with a tremendous family we welcome you to our 24th annual bull sale.

As I look at this years offering of bulls I can’t help but think that to get to where you are going, you also need to reflect on the past. Evolution of the breed, and now in our case breeds, where yes now we can use an exotic bull as a calving ease bull. Calving ease is not just a birth weight, but more importantly about structure and build. Yes performance cattle that can be maternal as well not just terminal. Cattle that can be harvested at a much earlier age, with a quicker return on your financial investment, and less time in the system overall. Early maturing efficient cattle. It makes sense to supply the industry with these types of genetics. We are in this business for the long haul and much like our customers; it’s about bottom line, and capitalizing on our investment. We are extremely proud of this year’s pen of bulls. I honestly feel this is the strongest group, and in the largest numbers we have ever offered. Our Simmental numbers are pretty well on par with the past several years, but obviously with the addition of Charolais to our program our numbers are slightly higher. This group of bulls was established from

about 500 cows. An extremely rigid culling program has brought us the bulls we offer today, so when selecting bulls please know that we have taken the time and dedication to offer you our finest. We have too many numbers to worry about bad temperaments, pulling calves or calves that have no vigor. I’m sure not saying we still don’t get some, but these have seen the market long ago, and have a spot in the feedlots, not in your breeding program. You have heard us say this before; we don’t just want to sell you one bull today. We want to sell you many bulls over time. We are committed to this relationship and are a part of your team.

I honestly feel the calves produced this spring will be the highest dollar calves you have ever sold. Market trends, declining cow herd numbers, growing population all points to one thing and its all good things for the cow calf man. So much like the Pioneers, the days are long and sometimes hard, but the reward is great. Plus where would you rather raise a family? The future for our industry is extremely bright. We are now several years into our Anchor D Sired calf sales, and it is so gratifying to watch draft after draft of big powerful calves hit the sale ring and demand a premium. Anything we can do to add value for our customers, we are trying to do. We appreciate your investment in our program, and want to do what we can to help maximize your return on investment.

We invite anyone to please stop in and view the bulls any time prior to the sale, or check out the bull sale videos online. If you are unable to attend in person, please don’t hesitate to contact ourselves or any of our staff to discuss your needs. Hopefully you can make it to the sale Friday, February 10th for our 24th annual sale. We have a steak on ready for you.

Dan, Karen, Mackenzie & Garren Skeels

“Anchor D Simmentals striving for excellence in livestock production.”

We invite you to join us for lunch, hospitality and viewing the bulls prior to the sale!

Gary Waldron

Sale Staff

Don Raffan (auctioneer) (250) 558-6789

Dean Edge (auctioneer) (403) 704-0280

Joe Farris (250) 558-8745

Andrew Reeleder

(403) 848-1260

Rod McLeod (cell) (403) 540-7986

Stan Skeels (403) 704-0288

Vold, Jones & Vold Auction Co

(403) 783-5661

Craig Jacklin, Vold, Jones & Vold Auction (403) 783-1453

Roger Peters

(403) 828-9815

Pour informations en francais - Bi-lingual Agent

Marc Boisvert (819) 395-5502

Dan

Karen

Garren

Mackenzie

(403) 783-1217

(403) 704-4474

(403) 704-5784

With a great deal of pleasure, we welcome you to the 24th annual Genetic Edge bull sale hosted by The Skeels family of Anchor D Ranch. The Skeels family is one of the many great operations we enjoy doing business with throughout the year and have become close friends to all of us at Bohrson Marketing.

The 2023 edition is a set of bulls that has us all extremely fired up. The rookie calf crops off the likes of Creed and Bowman have blown past the great expectations that they were held in. The addition of the Charolais division has a larger sample size for this years event and it’s extremely deep with quality.

The Anchor D prefix is always correlated with quality stock and the repeat commercial customers and well as other purebred breeding operations that annually source their bull battery from the Skeels family is prominent at each sale. We feel this speaks volumes to not only the product on offer but also the folks behind the cattle. The Skeels family are salt of the earth people and are a true family run operation with 3 generations working daily side by side. When you choose to do business with Anchor D Ranch you quickly become a close friend and like part of the family.

Scott Bohrson (403) 370-3010

Darryl Snider (780) 385-5561

Cody Haney (403) 845-8806

(403) 704-9981 Dan, Karen, Mackenzie & Garren Skeels Box 1638

We highly encourage you to take the time to tour the bull pen and the cowherd leading up to sale day. We know you will be impressed with this large, sound, consistent set of purebred Simmental and Charolais stock. Please do not hesitate to contact Dan, Karen or any of the Skeels family members to quiz them out about the bull on offer and which product could be best suited for your needs. If any of us at Bohrson Marketing can assist you in anyway leading up to sale day or represent your needs on February 10th, please feel free to contact us. We hope to see you at the ranch near Rimbey!

Best Regards, The Bohrson Marketing Team

All winter born calves are weighed at birth on an actual scale. Summer born calves were weighed with a hoof tape at birth. Polled / Scurred status, all calf data is entered at birth. Scurred bulls will be registered as Polled even though they do have scurrs.

Rimbey, AB T0C 2J0 Res: (403) 843-4756

Feed & Bull Development

Our bulls are raised on a TMR ration, consisting of 2/3 cereal silage and 1/3 corn silage, 1 lb. second cut hay, as well as 12 lbs. of Bull Ration, and free choice mineral. They are raised in a 5 acre yard so they have lots of room for exercise, and are able to go out and cover the ground. We appreciate they could be fed to be bigger, but we also are very proud of the fact we have bulls still out working well into their early teens. The bulls will remain on the same ration up until delivery so they remain on a steady balanced diet to ensure proper development.

All bulls are under the watchful eye of Gull Lake Veterinary Services. They receive Vitamin AD&E as well as MUSE at birth. Express 5 and Covexin Plus prior to grass, as well as Express 10 and Covexin Plus, and boosters after weaning. Clean Up and Safeguard in December.

Sight Unseen Purchase Plan

We appreciate your bull purchase is a significant investment and can be very time consuming as well. We spend a significant amount of time with our cow herd, and the development of our bulls and are extremely confident in being able to match you with the bull/ bulls you require for your own program. Please call us to discuss your options and needs for your herd, as we have a large selection and variety of bull suited for your individual program. We guarantee

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Anchor D Ranch Simmentals Influenced Calf Sales

One thing we are always trying to do is figure out ways to add value for you, our customers. For the past several years we have been hosting the “Anchor D Simmental Influenced Calf Sales”, the first week of October. This allows feedlots to purchase large groups of calves with similar genetics, and health protocol in a timely fashion or producers wanting to capitalize on acquiring top end replacement females. This also allows for maximum dollars to be realized as it is added value for both buyer and seller. For anyone interested in becoming a part of these sales please contact Dan for more details.

Tuesday, October 3, 2023 – VJV Rimbey, AB

Wednesday, October 4, 2023 – VJV Ponoka, AB

Thursday, October 5, 2023 – VJV Westlock, AB

Friday, October 6, 2023 – VJV Dawson Creek, BC

Friday, October 13 - 6:00 pm Anchor D Ranch, Rimbey, AB

Pasture Treasures Female Sale

Fleckvieh Division

Interestingly enough our start to the Registered Simmental Business started for me at age 10. My first purchase was a direct son of Sir Arnold 809G. I remember he was my pick of the bulls from RAJ Stock Farms that year, and Mom & Dad purchased a different bull at the sale. I honestly think they were tired of listening to me do my best sales pitch on why we should have the 809G son, and I remember Dad saying if you want him so bad, you buy him. He ended up being a tremendous bull, and was the start of something pretty special. Through a lot of support from my parents, guidance from my child hood idols, the Jaburek’s (RAJ Stock Farms) & the Muller’s (Richmond Farms) our humble beginnings have brought us to here. Our Fullblood cow herd has grown to about 300 momma cows, and we are pretty proud to say we have raised Fleckvieh cattle right from our start in the industry. We have really focused on the power of cow families, and the strength in a powerful bull battery. Each of the sires represented this year bring something special to the table. Most of the bulls offered in the Fleckvieh division are from our walking herd sires with a handful coming from our AI program. Even though there are differences in the herd bulls, there are some qualities we insist on in every bull. Feet & Legs, Disposition, Maternal, and calving ability. These are qualities we feel we can’t neglect, and are qualities we feel are valuable to our customers as well. The bulls will be pictured in the order of their sire groups.

Creed

French Attack

Sheamus

Gannon

Ulysses

Regio

Fort Knox

Epic

Maximus

Bowman

Reputation

Precision

Electric Avenue

Mr. Gibbs

Radioactive

Barbossa

BW 106 lbs Sept 5 Wt. 990 lbs

Adj. WW 877 lbs Dec 31 Wt. 1460 lbs Adj. YW 1520 lbs WPDA 4.15

The stars have aligned, it’s herd bull time. “Cartel” has been a calf that has been high on our radar from the day he hit the ground. So much so we held his dam to add into our donor pen. Everything about this bull is right. Exceptional length, sound footed, free moving, deep sided, excellent disposition, color, smooth polled, and a pedigree. His dam is a cow that anyone can find, she is everything we want to see in a cow, beautifully sculpted, with an impeccable udder, a tremendous disposition, and tracing back to one of our old foundation cows in “Desiree”. “Cartel” is halter broke, as initially Garren was going to show him this fall, and then opted to only show heifers. All blood work will be done so he is ready to enter stud immediately following the sale, if the new owner wishes. Everything about him is right and I guarantee he will be one of the lead off bulls in this year’s sale. Without question “Cartel” is one of the top bulls we have ever produced.

We have gotten away from retaining semen on our sale bulls, as we feel it is your investment, and you deserve full marketing advantage. In the case of “Cartel” we would be very interested in purchasing semen back on him for use in our own herd if the new owner is interested. We feel very confident in the potential impact he will have in the breed.

ANCHOR D EKKO

VIRGINIA MS SUZIE

PROSTOCK HUGO 7052T FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

ANCHOR D ENTOURAGE 235X ANCHOR D DIVA 118D

ANCHOR D BARCELONA 8Y “Ekko” is a polled, dark red, smooth fronted bull, with a star studded pedigree. His dam is a “Barbossa” daughter, and his impact in our program is unmatched. Combine that with not just any “Entourage” daughter, but a cow who happens to be a sister to “Sorcerer & Apex”. As I stated not only does this pedigree read well on paper, but has a proven track record as well. “Ekko” is double Polled he will leave his fair share of Polled offspring, but more importantly they will be good. This is a bull that could pull double duty, as he has a balanced pedigree and profile that could see him work on either cows or heifers. Lots of options with “Ekko”.

“Kommodore” is without question one of my personal favorites in this year’s sale. This big boy has been an absolute standout from the day he was born, and has never had a bad day. His dam “Angelica”, just so happens to be a full sister to “Entourage”, and as a first calver was also the dam of “Ego” who just so happened to be the high seller that year selling to Hairy Hill Cattle Co. I appreciate “Kommodore” has a bit of added birth weight. Factor in a couple things, his dam was transferred over from the fall calving group, so she was without question a little chubby when she calved, secondly appreciate the length of spine in this bull, there is easy extra pounds there at birth, which also equates to easy extra pounds when you ship his calves. This bull is a big-time player, and has all the goods to be classified as an absolute stud!

“Creed” calves, and certainly happy with how they continue to develop. “Kasino” is another bull with a pretty special blended pedigree. On the bottom side “Radioactive, Precision, Barbossa”, going back to a power base in the “Erika – Elsa” cow families. “Kasino’s” great grandmother is without question one of

best “Barbossa” cows, and will have a feature son (Lot #11) in the “French Attack” section. Little to zero guess work with this bull. There is no gamble with this “Kasino” only winners.

ANCHOR

TARA

TEQUILA 224G

BARBARELLA 839L

5 SA STRIDE 413P

ANCHOR D TYRA 20T “Kallahan” is a bull that really excites me. He comes from one of Garren’s 4-H cows “Tequila”. Last year she was unable to show due to a foot injury, the year before she was champion cow calf pair and supreme female, so it’s unfortunate she was unable to show last year. This has been the cow family that has put Garren on the map. He has been able to build a program around the “Tyra” cow and even though she’s gone her contribution to not only his herd but many others lives on. “Kallahan” truly is a bull I think you will just grow to appreciate that much more with time, and I’m going to venture and say this will be a bull you will want to retain as many daughters from as you can.

This bull has a little extra bragging rights, as this is Garren’s show bull. “Krush” was shown at the National YCSA show, where he was named the National Champion bull. His full sister by blood “Phoebe” was also a female Garren showed this past year at both the National & Provincial YCSA shows, Immortals & Farm Fair, where she held in solid in all these shows, doing a great job representing our herd. He also has the bragging rights of his grand dam being my personal favorite cow on the farm. This bull is no fluke, his pedigree is enriched with some of the best that have ever strolled our pastures. He is a deep sided, stout made bull that won’t just “Krush” a scale himself but his offspring will too. Smooth Polled, well balanced, and very structurally sound, its herd bull time.

The dam of “Credence” is a young cow named “Flore”. Remember that name as this young cow is going to have an impact in our breed. This awesome young cow slammed one out of the park on her first calf, raising “Hefner”, who was our high seller in his respective year, selling to Dobbie Simmentals. There were several sale heifers bred to him this fall so his influence will be seen throughout the country side. Calf number two is a pretty special young female we retained for our own herd, and “Credence” is calf number three. This is a bull that just continues to get stronger with each passing day, and come sale time I think he will have a pretty good list of friends.

ANCHOR D KREED 311K

ZDS 311K CA-1399966 21-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

DOUBLE BAR D CHANDLER 143

DOUBLE BAR D CONFIDENCE 179D

BLL CREED 950G

BEE SUZETTE 478B

BLACK GOLD MOOMBA 22B

ANCHOR D DALE 311D

ANCHOR D OLIVIA 320Z

DOUBLE BAR D LYNNEA 613Y

ANCHOR D VIPER 103W

VIRGINIA MS SUZIE

SOUTHSEVEN MR ADONIS 96Z

SALMON ARM ALPEN 2ND

BAR 5 SA STRIDE 413P

ANCHOR D SUGAR 189S

“Kreed” is quite likely the sleeper of this sire group. A little plainer colored and a bit smaller that his brothers, but do not overlook him this is a diamond in the rough. His dam is very much a favorite cow of mine. This cow will produce alongside the best of them. Her first daughter was retained, and her 1st calf went on to be a herd bull for Kindred Spirit. Her 2nd calf being an outstanding herd bull for Sanderson’s, her 3rd calf is just a first calver we retained, and her son will be lot #75 in this year’s sale, calf number 4 was a sale heifer this year selling to Four D Ranch, and now here is number 5. The back story on what her grandmother, all the way through to his great, great, great grandmother is way too long to list but I can say this has been one of our strongest producing cow families. “Kreed” will be a very, very honest bull that will increase your bottom line.

ANCHOR D KOLTON 328K

328Y MFL UNIVERSE 28U JERICO’S DOROTHY JANE 1D MS DD&E STAR GAZER 21B “Kolton” will be the final calf for “Gjenna” as she came in open this past fall. This was a female I stated may have very well been “Dorothy Janes” best daughter. A fairly big statement considering “Dorothy” has 77 registered direct progeny to her name. “Gjenna” has produced a couple high selling bulls in her time, “Morocco & Arsenal” but also contributed to the female side as well. “Kolton” will be a very strong honest herd bull that will put those big heavy weight steers in your pen in the fall that the feedlots and packers will love, but his strong suit just very well may be the replacement females he leaves for you. Lots of longevity in this pedigree as well, he’s a gooder.

“Let’s see who found “Bourbon”. He comes from another of our old reliable producing cows. Quite honestly “Zeon” is a cow who really should be in our donor pen, but just hasn’t gotten there yet. She is a cow that no matter how we breed her we know it will be good. As a 9th calver every one of her progeny has either made it to the sale pen or the replacement pen. She also boasts a great pedigree going back to one of our very best cornerstone cows in “Herlinde”. “Bourbon” is a bull I have very high hopes for and I feel will do incredible things. Regardless if he goes commercially or to a breeder, this is a bull that I promise will have a large impact in your herd, and will last for a long time.

ANCHOR D KOMMANDER 383K

ZDS 383K CA-1399777 03-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

SIBELLE DIRTY HARRY 25Z

FGAF FRENCH ATTACK 010C

VIRGINIAS JANE WEST

FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

ANCHOR D AVIANA 383C

VIRGINIA WALKER 97W

SIBELLE GOLDA

CHAMPS ROMANO

VIRGINIA’S MS WEST PATTY

PROSTOCK HUGO 7052T

FGAF BARBARELLA 839L

SALERIKA BESSMAN BAR 5 SA EUPHORIA 805Z

TOVERBERG ERIKA

This is not a new mating, but when it’s not broke don’t fix it. “Kommander” was one of the calves that really stood out all summer during pasture tours. As I stated this is not a new cross as we have sold full brothers to Craigmyle Colony and Gene and Pam Riley. We also have a full sister in our own herd who just so happened to raise last year’s high seller “River Dance” as a first calver, selling to Gra-Tan Ranch. The dam of “Kommander” is a female you wouldn’t change a single thing on, other than perhaps make several more just like her. This is a flawless bull that has unlimited potential.

ANCHOR D ADR KANE 428K

ADR 428K CA-1399817 06-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

VIRGINIA WALKER 97W

SIBELLE DIRTY HARRY 25Z SIBELLE GOLDA

FRENCH ATTACK 010C CHAMPS ROMANO VIRGINIAS JANE WEST VIRGINIA’S MS WEST PATTY VIRGINIA MAXIMUS ANCHOR D RAPTOR 392C ANCHOR D ZILEY 392Z ANCHOR D GARREN’S ANNA MARIA SOUTH SEVEN RAZZMATAZZ 7R ANCHOR D TYRA 20T ANCHOR D NUTMEG 3N

Another great performance bull from the “Tyra” cow family. “Anna Maria” is perhaps the most correct, perfectly built direct daughter of “Tyra”. This is a fairly young cow, but I am pretty certain as time goes on she is going to prove herself as one of her most productive daughters. “Kane” is a good example of what she can do. Her two previous calves have both made the sale pen selling to Javier Jauregui in Mexico, and Sagwich Land & Livestock in Oregon. I would look to “Kane” to add extra muscle shape and dimension, added growth, as well as to produce females with perfect udders, and great foot structure. He will be an all-around bull to use on any type of cow.

ANCHOR D KRAVE 201K

ZDS 201K CA-1399959 19-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

SIBELLE DIRTY HARRY 25Z

FGAF FRENCH ATTACK 010C

VIRGINIAS JANE WEST

SIBELLE ANGELINA 1X

VIRGINIA WALKER 97W

SIBELLE GOLDA

CHAMPS ROMANO

VIRGINIA’S MS WEST PATTY PRL HOUSTON 005H

BBBG BRADOCK 2T IPU 4G FRANCHESCA 98N

SILVERSPRINGS JUSTINA 42J

SILVERSPRINGS REGAL 75F

SILVER SPRINGS HANNAH 54H “Krave” comes to us from one of our old faithful producers. His dam “Angelina 1X” was purchased as a bred heifer from Ferme Sibelle. This female has been a top producer for us for many years, with progeny at Small Time Farms, Whiskey Creek Ranch, Reszel Farms, Flewelling Livestock, South Peace Colony, Stone Simmentals, Crystal Springs Ranch, Langer Fleckvieh, & Parker Farms. “Krave” is her 11th natural calf, and we have only retained the one daughter for our own herd, so we were really crossing our fingers for another heifer, however she is due early again with really no signs of slowing down, so hopefully this next one. At the end of the day these are the type of females that you can build a herd around, and “Krave” will be a bull that will make a great contribution to developing a core group of cows. If you want to breed in longevity and consistency this is a bull to have scored high.

ANCHOR D MACS KADEN 168K

ANCHOR D MACS LOLLI 168D

MACKENZIE’S COTTON 367Z

CROSSROAD WHISPER 930W

FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

ANCHOR D CANDY 122W

Last year a full brother to “Kaden” was one of my personal favorite “French Attack” sons, selling to Diamond Rio Ranch. “Kaden” is very similar to that full brother, as he is a really deep, soggy made dark red heavily pigmented bull. The dam of “Kaden” is an extremely nice put together female, that is very easy keeping, and very attractive. She is a relatively young cow, with a pedigree stacked with great cow families. I truly feel this is a young cow that will have a big impact on Mackenzie’s herd. “Kaden” is just an all-around useful bull that you can use on a broad spectrum of cows and he will only add value. A good solid choice for any herd.

I have to admit, I’ve been thinking about writing this big dude’s footnotes all summer long. This is a bull that really excited me. The pedigree on “Claiborne” is stacked with the likes of “Legend, Rogant, & Evan” further down the line tracing back to the great “Ashante” cow, who we were fortunate enough to acquire a flush on out of Texas. He is a bull that will transmit superior growth, and muscle dimension, as well as correcting udders, adding tremendous foot structure, and yes if you want them red they will be heavily pigmented. We have only sold one brother to him, selling to Springside Colony, and added a couple sisters into our own herd. This is a very good cow family that is making an impact in our program. “Claiborne” is a bull with a very bright future.

ANCHOR D KRYPTONITE 76K

ZDS 76K CA-1399978 22-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

SIBELLE DIRTY HARRY 25Z

FGAF FRENCH ATTACK 010C

VIRGINIAS JANE WEST

ANCHOR D JEIZEL 76C

VIRGINIA WALKER 97W

SIBELLE GOLDA

CHAMPS ROMANO

VIRGINIA’S MS WEST PATTY

BHR HAXOLD 690P

KING OF JUNGLE DA ZURITA BHBJ JOECELYNN N075E

DORA LEE JAKE

DORA LEE ELEXIS DORA LEE ELECTRA

“Kryptonite” isn’t necessarily the first bull you notice in the pen, but once you find him he is a bull you continually gravitate back to. Just a super honest bull, right in every way, but doesn’t just blow you out. His dam is one of only two “Jungle” daughters in our herd, and both are exceptionally good. This is a bit of an outcrossed pedigree for sure, and then tracing back to the “Elexis” cow family. “Kryptonite” could very well be one of the sale day sleepers, so don’t miss him as I really do think this bull will be very special, and will be a bull that just gets stronger and stronger with time.

ANCHOR D KOSMO 87K

Every year when we select sale heifers, I deem one female as the untouchable, my first round pick so be it. Well, “Chardonnay” the dam of “Kosmo” just so happens to be the cow from that particular year. This is a female I have such high expectations for, and to this point she hasn’t disappointed. She is a relatively young cow, but as a fourth calver she has already given us two exceptional females for our own herd, and a full brother to “Kosmo” selling to our good neighbors, Gene & Pam Riley. “Kosmo” will be an outstanding bull that will no doubt produce a stellar set of performance steers and an outstanding set of females. I have bragged about the udder structure that “French Attack” puts on his daughters, and off of this cow I think “Kosmo’s” daughters may even be that much better.

The dam of “Kraken” was the high selling female from Vaughn Gibbons dispersal a couple years ago. This is a phenomenal young cow that adds a little different pedigree into our herd, as well as going back to an outstanding cow family in “Barbi”. She is a blood red, heavily pigmented cow, so I have to admit I was a little surprised when “Kraken” came as a brown colored bull with a little extra chrome, however none of that changes the exceptional quality of this bull. A very long bodied, sound made individual, that will produce an exceptional set of performance steers.

ANCHOR D KERSHAW 375K

ZDS 375K CA-P1400042 08-Feb-22 Polled Full Fleckvieh

SIBELLE DIRTY HARRY 25Z

FGAF FRENCH ATTACK 010C

VIRGINIAS JANE WEST

ANCHOR D VIPER 103W

ANCHOR D DULCIE 375C

VIRGINIA WALKER 97W

SIBELLE GOLDA

CHAMPS ROMANO

VIRGINIA’S MS WEST PATTY

DOUBLE BAR D MAESTRO 100S

PRL LOPEZ 147L

MRLN ROGAR MRLN DULCIE MRLN DALLI

Ahh, a favorite for me. The best description I can think of for “Kershaw” is, he’s cool! I am a huge fan of his dam “Dulcie”, who to this point has given us all bull calves. She has son’s working for Van Immerzeel’s, Ingram’s, & Bowman’s. She did get injured this spring at breeding time, one of the joys of breeding on ice. She did recover fortunately but she did come in open. We made the conscious decision to hold her and breed her for fall, so I think that tells you our thoughts on this great young cow. “Kershaw” has the look. He has looked like a herd bull as a baby, and you knew he was going to be good. Combine that with the added fact that he is also polled just adds another dimension to the total package.

ANCHOR D KAMARO

ADONIS

ANCHOR D HEBE 108K DEMBY HERLINDE 154X

The dam of “Kamaro” just so happens to be a full sister to “Saphire” who was one of our main donor cows, as well as “Mojito” who was a herd bull for us for many years as well. Very little guess work here. If you like them big and chunky then “Kamaro” suits the description. He comes in a Polled package, and much like “Blue Mountain” will have extra muscle shape. Another exceptional bull with an exceptional pedigree, with an exceptionally bright future. “Kamaro” will get you to where you are going in no time flat.

ZDS

ANCHOR D KOTA 431K

ANCHOR D SHAZAM 318E

FGAF FRENCH ATTACK 010C

ANCHOR

In fact

birthday is sale day. “Kota” is a bull who comes from an excellent, young producing cow. Her first three sons went to The Quapp family, Thamar Farms & “Gibraltar” who is working at DJ Farms, in Ontario, then followed up with a full sister to him, who Garren chose as his 4-H heifer. This young bull has a future, and due to age alone could be lost a bit in the shuffle. If you want a bull that will produce those big heavy weight steer calves in the fall, he’s the real deal. By the time you turn bulls out he will be an absolute stud.

“Blue Mountain” actually deserves his own theme song, trust me you will never forget the name “Blue Mountain”. He is quite possibly the thickest, deepest heavy muscled Polled bull we have ever raised, and tracing back to not just one, but several top cow families all condensed into this one package. “Barbarella, Herlinde, Precious, Miss Knight, Patricia, Helga, Dorothy Jane, Aster & Desiree” every single one of these cows in his pedigree. This bull is bred for greatness. It takes years of breeding decisions, and carefully calculated decisions to craft one like this, and he is a masterpiece. When the hammer falls sale day, regardless of where he goes or what happens, you will never get the image of “Blue Mountain” off your mind. All the bloodwork will be done, so he will be ready to enter stud immediately after the sale if the new owner so wishes. “Blue Mountain” is a serious herd bull, you won’t find one like him every day.

Mackenzie

Miss Ponoka Stampede - Canadian Finals Rodeo - being Crowned Miss Rodeo Canada!

ANCHOR D SHAZAM 318E

ANCHOR D SHEAMUS 457G

ANCHOR D ELISHA 457E

FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

ANCHOR D DEIDRA 184D

ANCHOR D EMBER 222C

FGAF FRENCH ATTACK 010C

ANCHOR D BETTANNA 318A

SOUTHSEVEN MR ADONIS 96Z

FGAF PRECIOUS THING 402T

PROSTOCK HUGO 7052T

FGAF BARBARELLA 839L

VIRGINIA MAXIMUS

ANCHOR D CANDY 122W

We had a handful of these fall calving bulls in last year’s sale, and they were really well received, so we have placed them back to back in the catalogue so they are a little easier to find. “Legit” is just as his name says, Legit. This is a bull we have really appreciated all summer long. He has exception length, is a very smooth fronted bull and will certainly add a degree of calving ease while producing heavy weigh steers. His dam is a really nice young cow, and her dam is among my favorite, “Maximus” daughters. This is a bull that will cover a larger pen and be very user friendly. A bull that can legitimately work on any type of group of cows.

ANCHOR

ANCHOR

FGAF FRENCH ATTACK 010C

MAXIMUS

CLARABELLE

TARA 21X “Shake Down” is an absolute tank. This bull is super stout, big broad topped and heavy muscled. He is a bull we have liked all along, and has been a stand out in this small group of fall calves. He comes from an exceptional young cow that traces back to the “Tyra” cow family. You can’t make them much thicker, or much darker for that matter, as he is blood red and solid, with just a star on his face. He is heavily scurred but does still possess the Polled Gene, but the most important trait he carries is quality, and you can take that to the bank all day long.

Well if any of you have watched Yellowstone, then I’m sure you already have a thought in mind about “Rip”. This bull is a big, heavy muscled bull that you can’t help but really like. He is the boss of the pen, and when you tour the bull pen he struts his stuff and is very easy to find. His dam is a young cow that I absolutely love. This is a cow I foresee us building into a cornerstone female for our program. Absolutely nothing you would want to change on this female, as she is picture perfect. I feel as though “Rip” is another of those bulls that anyone can use in any type of herd or situation, just a good solid choice that will be easy to match up, and Polled to boot.

CAJUN NEFF

LITTLE CREEK XPRESS 840X BHR CADENZA C135

FGAF FRENCH ATTACK 010C

ANCHOR D MACS FORTUNE 237F

LCF WINSOME 690W

SIBELLE DIRTY HARRY 25Z

VIRGINIAS JANE WEST

FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

ANCHOR D MAC VICTORIA ANCHOR D NATASHA 137A

The fall calvers were managed a little differently this year, as we lost a rented pasture and had nowhere to go with them, so rather than weaning prior to going to grass, these guys actually stayed with their moms and went to grass with the rest of the calves. Not saying that was ideal, but it’s what needed to be done. I can promise it was pretty easy detecting any cows that didn’t get bred though. “Jester” is very similar in pedigree to “Rip” and he too has that great physical presence, incredible length of spine, and extremely nice smooth shoulder set. He comes in a polled package with a nice moderate birth weight, and will be very user friendly and with the added age work a larger breeding group. Just a very likeable dark red, nicely put together breeding piece.

ANCHOR D JETHRO 85J

We have done things a little different the past few years with our fall calvers, as we don’t actually calve them on grass. They calve in the yard, and we get their calves used to people for a couple weeks and then go to grass. Well in that brief period of time “Jethro” became a pet. Now that he’s all grown up, he doesn’t come for his daily pets anymore, but he is a very laid back, docile individual. His dam is a big power performance cow, and I see “Jethro” as much the same. This is a bull I feel will produce the big power steers. He and his mom are both larger framed animals so this is a bull I feel will work very well on a more moderate based set of cows that you just want to add a bit more size and power into.

sure not unlike anyone else, when we pasture tour in the summer and compare calves, we all have personal picks. Every time I went and looked at this bull during the summer he just kept continually rising to the top. His length, his muscle, his style, his growth, his dam, every time I found “One More Reason” why I liked him so much, and then his name just hit me. Honestly every time you see him you just have “One More Reason” to appreciate him. He’s polled, he’s dark red, he’s growthy, his shoulder set, his foot structure, every time, it’s “One More Reason”. We really like him, and are pretty certain you will too.

ANCHOR D KEENAN 133J

ZDS 133J CA-1399741 31-Dec-21 Full Fleckvieh

SOUTHSEVEN MR ADONIS 96Z

ANCHOR D ULYSSES 530E

FGAF PRECIOUS THING 402T

FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

ANCHOR D ALENA 133A

ANCHOR D OLIVIA 320Z

BLCC MR ADONIS 30X

SOUTH SEVEN MISS 70S

R-FIVE MALTESE

FGAF SHANTI 121P

PROSTOCK HUGO 7052T

FGAF BARBARELLA 839L

BAR 5 SA STRIDE 413P

ANCHOR D SUGAR 189S

I’m not going to tell you “Keenan” is the prettiest bull in the pen, I am going to tell you this big rugged power bull has all the tools to be a star. The dam of this bull, and the cow family that back him has been as productive and powerful as they come. This cow has produced three bulls selling to South Peace Colony, Springside Colony, and Javier Jauregui in Mexico. We also have one daughter in our herd that raised a top end bull in last year’s sale, selling to Blushrose Simmentals and followed up with one of our heaviest heifer calves this year that is outstanding. This is her first cross with “Ulysses” and I feel this bull is going to age like fine wine. I can only imagine how good his steers will be. This is a big time rancher bull that will do an outstanding job.

ANCHOR D ADR KIMBER 357K

ADR 357K CA-1399646 01-Jan-22

Last year’s full brother to “Kimber” was lot #31, and sold to Flatlands Cattle Co, in Manitoba. The dam of “Kimber” has been a solid producer for Garren, leaving him a couple outstanding cows for his own herd as well as some very marketable bull calves over the years. This has been a consistent cow for him on both production and productivity, and I feel as there is little to zero guess work with “Kimber”. Look for a bull that will give you big growth, great weaning weights, produce an outstanding set of steers and an equally as good or better set of replacement heifers. Not much not to like here.

I am pretty tough on twins, so in order for one to make the keeper pen in the bull pen they have to be very good. “Kingsley” and his brother “Kayden” certainly don’t look like a set of twins, nor do they have the performance of a set of twins. “Kayden” (78 lb. birth) did make the bull pen, but a leg injury has been enough of a setback to take him out of the sale but trust me this is an extremely powerful set of calves. They are no fluke either. Their dam “Ginger” produced our second high seller in last year’s sale selling to Little Willow Creek & Kulyk Simmentals, SK, as just a first calver. This is a highly productive young cow that raised a contender, bred back earlier gave us a set of twins (only raised one on her own) and bred right back for an early calf again. I really like “Kingsley” and I am sure you will too.

ANCHOR D KOBE 586K

ZDS 586K CA-1399757 01-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

SOUTHSEVEN MR ADONIS 96Z

ANCHOR D ULYSSES 530E

FGAF PRECIOUS THING 402T

ANCHOR D ENTOURAGE 235X

ANCHOR D ELLA 586E

BLCC MR ADONIS 30X

SOUTH SEVEN MISS 70S

R-FIVE MALTESE

FGAF SHANTI 121P

BAR 5 SA STRIDE 413P

ANCHOR D TIA 235T

DOUBLE BAR D WHISTLER 168

NORWOOD UNSTOPPABLE FF 16 NORWOOD RACHEL FF 9R

There is no doubt “Kobe” was a fan favorite all summer long during pasture tours. In fact I don’t think there was a single person that toured that didn’t find him and comment on him. To sum him up in one word, it would be Power! He is an absolute power bull, who is put together right in every way. Certainly don’t turn him into your heifer pen, but use him where he is designed for. This big monster in your mature cows will turn pounds into cash. We all know the heavy weight steer calves are the ones that demanded the premiums again this fall. Well, “Kobe” will produce those early maturing, heavy weight calves that will be in and out of the feedlot in minimum days which equates into more cash in your pocket. You can’t go wrong with this bull.

ANCHOR D KAKO 38K

ZDS 38K CA-1399785 04-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

HERA 105K

The full sister to “Kako” was one of our high selling bred heifers this fall, selling to Beechinor Bros. I made the comment in the female sale catalogue that this would be one of the feature bulls in the “Ulysses” sire group. Not saying he will necessarily be the lead off bull in this group, but I also think that says a lot about the strength and power of this sire group, they are very solid as a set. “Kako” is a really deep big growth bull with a bit more frame, lots of hair, solid patterned and backed by a stellar cow family. A tremendous bull that is tailored to suit your demands.

will be the final calf for his dam, as she was unfortunately open this fall, but man did she go out with a bang. This bull is an absolute rock star, and was slated to be on the show road this fall

then he opted to only show females. I’m pretty sure if “Asgard” would have made it to the fall shows, his list of fans would have only gotten bigger, as this bull is simply awesome. I dare say he is as close to a carbon copy of his sire as we have ever raised, the only difference is he might actually be better. If it wasn’t for the fact this pedigree is very deep in our own herd, this is a bull I would highly consider for our own use, as he is absolutely complete in every way. Not a blow out in any direction just solid in every aspect. Herd bull alert.

ANCHOR D MACS KALEB 30K

MACS 30K CA-1399897 12-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

SOUTHSEVEN MR ADONIS 96Z

ANCHOR D ULYSSES 530E

FGAF PRECIOUS THING 402T

FGAF I’M A VIPER 016C

DEEBRAN FLORINA

PHS RED WINE 5W

BLCC MR ADONIS 30X

SOUTH SEVEN MISS 70S

R-FIVE MALTESE

FGAF SHANTI 121P

ANCHOR D VIPER 103W

ANCHOR D ANGELINA 28Z

BAR 5 SA PFIDELITY 424R

A-BAR-A REBA 5T

“Kaleb” is from a nice young cow Mackenzie purchased from DJ Farms. She raised a very solid full sister to “Kaleb” that was to be one of her feature heifers to sell this fall, but unfortunately had to be pulled from the sale. This is a bit more of a moderate framed bull, as is his mother, but will be a bull you can look to, to add extra muscle, and rib shape. He is a bull that should produce a very nice set of replacement heifers, and will be a bull that you should be able to use on any type, breed, color or shape of cows and be able to put his stamp on them. Just a very solid young bull.

ANCHOR D MACS KYLE 173K

PASSION FF13 “Kyle” is a full brother to Mackenzie’s heifer “Jasper” who she showed both as a calf and as a bred heifer this summer. She is an absolute tank. “Kyle” is the youngest “Ulysses” son in the pen, and there is zero doubt as this bull matures, he will only continue to get thicker and stouter made with time. His dam is an outstanding “Molson” daughter that Mackenzie purchased from Lazy RS. You can never go wrong with cows like her as they just produce on a steady basis and pay the bills. This will be a very good bull that will do great things for his new owner.

ANCHOR D BIG COUNTRY 62J

ZDS 62J CA-1399663 25-Dec-21 Full Fleckvieh

DOUBLE BAR D SPITFIRE 20X

STARWEST BRYCK BAR 5 SA ESMIRALDA 412W

BLACK GOLD FORT KNOX 12F

MS BGS FLORA 81Z

FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

ANCHOR D BRIA 62B

ANCHOR D COMET 232Y

HEMR WARRIOR 4W

MFI FLORA 6144

PROSTOCK HUGO 7052T

FGAF BARBARELLA 839L

BAR 5 SA STRIDE 413P

ANCHOR D HAYLEY’S COMET

“Big Country” certainly suits his name. This is a big power bull, from a steady old work horse cow for us. She is a cow that always gets the job done. This is a bull you will use to add extra growth, frame, and pounds, while not giving up calving ease or any maternal traits. I can only imagine how good this bull would do on a set of straight black cows. Those big black baldie calves he would produce would be sale toppers. The best part is that’s not his limitation though. You can use this bull on any type of cow you so desire, I just see him working in any situation, with no limitations. The big power calves brought the premium again this fall, “Big Country” will produce the premium calves.

FORT

DOUBLE BAR D SPITFIRE 20X STARWEST

“Fort Jackson” is a bull that continues to impress me more and more every day. I knew he was pretty good when we weaned, and he continued on his growth pattern, but as time goes on I am truly impressed with the development of this bull and just how complete of package he is. This is a pedigree that is stacked with growth and limitless power, and oh yes he is dark red and heavily pigmented from top to bottom of this pedigree as well. They don’t come much darker, or thicker than this guy. Use him on red, black or white cows, he will work in any situation, on any type of cow and he will produce front end contenders in both the female and male division.

“Kreston” is from an outstanding young “Barbossa” daughter. Her first calf was sold this fall in the female production sale, to Sunny Valley. This is her second calf and he’s a bull we really appreciate. Dark red, heavily pigmented, moderate birth, thick hair coat, and put together very correctly. I truly feel this young cow will be one of Mackenzie’s superstar producers in the upcoming years, and see such a bright future for this picture perfect female. “Kreston” is an extremely user friendly type of bull that anyone can use in any program, and will just do a great job.

ANCHOR D KOSTNER 435K

ZDS 435K CA-1399905 13-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

STARWEST BRYCK

BLACK GOLD FORT KNOX 12F

MS BGS FLORA 81Z

BLACK GOLD MOOMBA 22B

ANCHOR D ESTRADA 435E

DOUBLE BAR D SPITFIRE 20X

BAR 5 SA ESMIRALDA 412W

HEMR WARRIOR 4W

MFI FLORA 6144

SOUTHSEVEN MR ADONIS 96Z

SALMON ARM ALPEN 2ND

SOUTH SEVEN RAZZMATAZZ 7R

ANCHOR D ROSALIND 334Z PSE MISS ROXY 73R

“Kostner” is from a very nice young “Moomba” cow. We don’t have huge numbers of his daughters in our herd, due to losing him at a young age, however the ones we have in production are exceptional. We retained a full sister in our own herd this year to “Kostner” and I would rank her in the top third of the pen for sure. An extremely nice female put together right in every way. Well, this bull has the same story. I really like how this bull has been developing and how well he has blended everything together. Just a very solid young bull that will do a tremendous job.

ANCHOR D ADR HEINZ 124K

ADR 124K CA-1399908 13-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

DOUBLE BAR D SPITFIRE 20X

STARWEST BRYCK BAR 5 SA ESMIRALDA 412W

BLACK GOLD FORT KNOX 12F

HEMR WARRIOR 4W

BGS FLORA 81Z MFI FLORA 6144 VIRGINIA RADISON 5Z

PRECISION 16C BROCK YODA

D GARREN’S GEORGIA 124E FGAF BARBOSSA 707X GARREN’S JEZEBEL 24C GARREN’S CLARABELLE 26A When it’s not broke don’t fix it. This will be the third calf for this young cow from “Fort Knox”. The first was a heifer we really admired, and then I felt last year’s full brother was one of the best, if not the best “Fort Knox” son in the pen, selling to Gerig Farms, so when Garren sold the heifer in our fall production sale, we bought her for our own herd. “Heinz” is number three from this same cross, and is a very good calf. Now to add one more tad bit to his resume, his granddam, “Jezebel” just so happens to be my personal favorite cow on the whole farm. Lots of good things here with very little guess work.

Rock solid to say the least. “The Rock” is the lone “Stone” calf in this year’s sale. This is a really big long bodied smooth made bull, who has loads of hair. His dam has been a pretty consistent producer for us over the years, with offspring at Damon Farms, Hannah Elines & Kilar Land & Cattle. She is a big volume cow, who is as deep sided and capacious as they come. This is a bull who will offer a fairly outcrossed pedigree for most of our repeat customers. I certainly feel as though “The Rock” will produce an absolutely smashing set of feedlot steers that will be high performance, and the right kind.

Full Brothers

“Kaiden & Kade” are a pair of embryo calves, who just so happen to be full sibs to “High Noon”. Two factors to keep in mind, as they are both a younger pair of bulls in this year’s group, as well as the fact being embryo calves, so I can honestly say they were both raised by a pair of our weakest recip cows. I think there is a lot more to this pair of calves than what really meets the eye. “Kade” was actually weaned mid-summer, as we culled his recip dam early. Both of these calves have really been coming on nicely since they have been weaned, and should develop into a tremendous pair of bulls. Their actual mother “Martini” is still in our donor program, at age 13. Much like her dam and grand dam she is still extremely sound and functional. We did consider breeding her back again naturally this year but then just decided to keep her in the embryo program just due to her age. Having said that if you were to look at her in person you would never guess her to be the age she actually is. This will be a very solid pair of bulls that will work well on any type of cow.

There is a slight bit of deception here when you look at weaning info. “Klipper” was actually weaned in late July, as his dam had a hip injury and needed to be shipped. “Klipper’s” mother was an outstanding producing cow for us over the years, and traces back to the “Miss Arnold” cow family. Now please note on the Fullblood cows we honestly didn’t AI very many, and relied on our bull battery to do the job. Only a handful of cows were AI’d in hopes of perhaps a special heifer or an outcrossed bull. Well not that his sire “Maximus” is new to our program as he was our go to guy for many years, but we just felt this cross would be pretty special as we had never done it with her before, and she was one of those cows who is just super reliable to always give us an outstanding calf. I truly feel this bull will be very special, and if you’ve never had a “Maximus” son before this is your lone opportunity to get one.

ANCHOR D BOHEMIAN 307J

ZDS 307J CA-1399655 24-Dec-21 Full Fleckvieh

VIRGINIA MARQUEE 423D

VIRGINIA BOWMAN 100H

VIRGINIA RADISON 5Z

VIRGINIA BRANDY 423B

CHAMPS ROMANO IPU MS. ROWEENA 100X AWL HELGA 3S

SIBELLE DIRTY HARRY 25Z

VIRGINIA WALKER 97W

SIBELLE GOLDA

DONOVANDALE FAITH SUNNY VALLEY DAKOTA 9Z

DONOVANDALE CALEIGH DFM 22P

“Bohemian” is one stout made dude. Round, sound and low to the ground sums him up. As a baby he was an absolute tank. His mom is very much like him and was purchased from the Eastern Harvest Sale in Quebec from Donovandale Simmentals, where she was one of the high sellers. She is a female you wish you could have a 100 more just like her, flawless!! If you are wanting to thicken up a set of cows, add that easy fleshing ability into them, but not give up performance in the process, this very well could be your guy. His birth weight is also super user friendly so he may even to swing double duty on a larger framed group of heifers as well. Endless options.

ANCHOR D BOUWMEESTER

All spring long everyone at home heard me chatter about this bull. He was easily a favorite for me. We keep our first and second calvers sorted off from the main herd after calving so that group of calves does tend to be a bit smaller in size. Well not “Bouwmeester”, he stood out like a sore thumb. From the day he was born he had that herd bull look about him. Now consider the bottom side of this pedigree as well. It is stacked, and this bull not only looks the part but is bred to be the part. He is a stud! I like this bull’s options, he can work so many different angles. To me he could be that calving ease bull that gives you a little more and then the pedigree on top of it all. Everything is right about “Bouwmeester.”

“Koleman” certainly inherited his sires disposition. Not that I look for bulls to be pets, they demand respect, but you just can’t but help give “Koleman” a scratch when you walk by. He is so laid back, not a worry in the world. As I said his disposition is inherited, as he isn’t the only pet in the “Bowman” sire group. He is a thick made bull that probably has more performance than meets the eye as he is a twin. He was raised on his own mom, while his brother was split off but regardless this is a solid young herd bull with a promising future. He comes from a very nice young cow backed by a solid cow family. A bull you won’t go wrong with.

ANCHOR D ADR KAI 424K

ADR 424K CA-1399901 13-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

VIRGINIA MARQUEE 423D

VIRGINIA BOWMAN 100H

IPU MS. ROWEENA 100X

BLACK GOLD MOOMBA 22B

GARREN’S RUBY 424E

ANCHOR D ABBY 398B

VIRGINIA RADISON 5Z

VIRGINIA BRANDY 423B

CHAMPS ROMANO

AWL HELGA 3S

SOUTHSEVEN MR ADONIS 96Z

SALMON ARM ALPEN 2ND

ANCHOR D MR GIBBS 20Z

BLCC MISS PORSCHE 47Y

I believe “Kai” should have a long list of friends. Karen does an amazing job on social media, and this summer before weaning this big solid red, hairy, stout made bull sashayed across the screen. Well it didn’t take long for the phone to light up. This is an extremely good bull, who has developed so well. I think this bull has a very solid future, and regardless where he goes he will leave an impact. Another bull from a great cow family, but with a very different pedigree., that is specially blended to perfection. You be the judge, but I think this bull has a lot more to offer the industry.

ZDS

ANCHOR D BAUMAN 528K

VIRGINIA MARQUEE 423D

VIRGINIA RADISON 5Z

VIRGINIA BRANDY 423B

VIRGINIA BOWMAN 100H CHAMPS ROMANO IPU MS. ROWEENA 100X AWL HELGA 3S

BAR 5 SA STRIDE 413P

ANCHOR D FLORA 528F

DORSIM MASSIE

TOVERBERG ERIKA

SOUTH SEVEN RAZZMATAZZ 7R

ANCHOR D TYRA 20T ANCHOR D NUTMEG 3N

“Bauman” comes from a full sister to “Mr. Gibbs”. I know it’s hard to believe but “Mr. Gibbs” will be entering his 11th breeding season this year. The old gentle giant is still as sound as they come. We did give him a break last year just because we have sold so many sons from him in the past and we were short pen space so he was the designated spare, but not this year, he will see full duties again. I feel as though this genetic combination will be epic. “Bauman” will maintain the calving ease factor but transmit big growth, longevity, performance, and docility. If you are building a cow herd this is a bull you will want near the top of your wish list.

As I had mentioned there are a few characters in this sire group, and “Bogart” is yet another. He truly loves people. It was fun going to check cows this summer, as this calf was more like a dog. When he saw you drive in he would come running for his scratches. He is a bull that will offer lots of growth while still keeping birth weights moderate. He will add extra depth of body and thickness, and will also pass on his tremendous hair coat. These “Bowman” calves do have a look about them, and it looks like Bowman will be with us for a long time. Buy his sons with confidence they are plumb good.

ANCHOR

SUNNY VALLEY RHEA 54C

FGAF WINDSURFER 820Y

KUSCO

FGAF MAGNUM 901Z

CHAMPS BRAVO

SUNNY VALLEY RHEA 61X

ANCHOR “T” LEGEND 7H

JB CDN KANANASKIS 4019

ANCHOR D MACS LIBERTY136D SOUTH SEVEN RAZZMATAZZ 7R ANCHOR D DIXIE 347X

ANCHOR D SASSY 104S “Kusco” is an absolute stud. This is a calf we have admired since birth, from an extremely good cow, and cow family. He is a heavy muscled bull, that is loaded full of red meat. His dam was one of Mackenzie’s 4H cows who we had the misfortune of losing just prior to calving this year, but trust me when I say this was a picture-perfect female. “Kusco” is an easy bull to pick out in the pen, not just because he’s good, but he does have a signature short tail as he lost his tail when he was a couple months old. This is a tremendous bull, that once you see him, he’s pretty hard not to remember. Great bull, with a great future.

This bull is another absolute powerhouse. This has been a really nice solid producing cow family, that just seems to click with any cross we throw at them. Garren has marketed two calves from this cow to this point a female at Dobbie Simmentals, ON and a bull in last year’s sale selling to Stuart & Karen Shaw. I just really appreciate the total package this bull offers as he will moderate birth weight but still give you phenominal growth, while keeping the maternal characteristics to retain his daughters, and then comes in a Polled package to boot. This is a bull that certainly could and should appeal to almost everyone, and everyone’s needs.

“Kassian” comes as a very legitimate heifer bull prospect. He comes from a first calving “Radioactive” daughter, so there is a degree of calving ease on both sides of this pedigree. This is a really docile young bull who simply enjoys being around people. That is something we can honestly say has been handed down for generations in this cow family as they are super laid back. No big bells or whistles with this guy, what you see is what you get. He is straight goods, will excel in a calving ease situation, be easy fleshing and moderate, but still add plenty of thickness to his calves. This is a bull I think you will just grow to appreciate more and more with time, and I would venture to say he will sire some outstanding replacement females as well.

ANCHOR D KARTER 440K

CHERRY CREEK GLITZ 4D

SBV REPUTATION 707F

SUNNY VALLEY RHEA 54C

BLACK GOLD EPIC 14Z

ANCHOR D DARBY 440C

ANCHOR D SASSY 104S

FGAF MAGNUM 901Z

BEE GLITTER 329A

CHAMPS BRAVO

SUNNY VALLEY RHEA 61X

ALLM COLOSSAL 25U

CROSSROAD WHISPER 930W

DORA LEE NATIVE SON

VIRGINIA MS. GERONIMO 69J

“Karter” comes from one of our steady old cow families. The “Ms Geronimo” cow family has put as many front end bulls in our sale as any we have had. This was a cow regardless if it was her, a daughter, or a granddaughter you just know when they give you a bull, it’s going to be not just a sale bull but a contender. This cow has offspring working for Javier Jauregui, Diamond Rio, Crystal Springs Ranch, and last year’s full brother going to Colin Foster. “Karter” is a bull who has really turned it on post weaning, and I think will have several friends sale day. Smooth polled and really good describes him very well.

don’t know if you will find a Polled Fleckvieh bull with better color and pigmentation. “Rasputin” traces back to the old “Miss Arnold” cow family. I’ve said it before in such a short period of time I honestly don’t know if there has ever been another female have that big of impact on our herd in such a short period. “Rasputin” should mature into a medium sized framed bull, who should be extra thick and easy fleshing, have tremendous feet, and will have longevity stacked in his pedigree. This is a bull that I think will work on virtually any set of cows and manage to put his own stamp on them. A very solid bull that should appeal to most.

“Kazam” is a bit younger than the bulk of the pen. This is a calf I feel has huge potential. His dam has been our main donor cow for the past several years, and has left us some outstanding offspring. Now I realize he isn’t the biggest bull in the pen. Please factor in age, as well as being an embryo calf. Not every recip cow is created equal. His recip mom did a decent job, but zero doubt in my mind a little more milk would have gone a long ways. The genetics are here, and the genetic makeup is here, this bull will be good. I promise you won’t make them any darker, or heavier pigmented. He carries the polled gene as well. We sold a brother to him to Cory Mack in North Dakota several years ago, I feel this bull could very well be the carbon copy of that bull. With over 30 registered progeny from his dam, I think it says a lot about the confidence we have in this genetic package.

ANCHOR D KASH 403K

ZDS 403K CA-1399659 01-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

VIRGINIA RADISON 5Z

VIRGINIA PRECISION 16C

BROCK YODA

ANCHOR D DAMASCUS 213U

ANCHOR D ZULA 403Z

ANCHOR D HULA 355X

CROSSROAD RADIUM 789U

SS LEGACY 5U FF

ANCHOR “T” METRO 4E

BRK PLAY MATE

ANTONIUS

PRL PALLISADE 23P

BAR 5 SA STRIDE 413P

ANCHOR D KATAHULA 75K

Without question I tell you this is one of my favorites in this year’s offering. His dam is as good of producing cow as we own. She has 2 sons working for Ferrybank Farming, as well as at Craigmyle Colony, 619 Land & Cattle, and daughters in our own herd, and she has been bred to a different bull every year. She is a cow that just produces, and we do like to use her with some of our new bulls just because we know what she can do. She does test my patience, as she is a cow that can spot an open gate from a 1/4 mile away, but end of the day she just adds character to the pen, and well when they produce like her you can live with that. I honestly don’t think there is a single thing you can change on this bull. He is just flat out good. Like I said at the beginning he’s one of my personal favorites in this year’s pen. This bull will create a lot of “Kash” in your pockets.

HAYLEY’S

D HAYLEY

“Kredit” is another big high power performance bull, from yet another highly productive, reliable old cow. She is a cow that has added her share of sons into the sale pen with bulls selling to Travis & Lynn Trask, Pinto Cow Ranch, Croft Creek Ranch, Springside Colony & Bar K Cattle Co. She has only given us one daughter as a first calver, and she too has turned into a top producer for our own herd. If you run multiple bulls in a pasture, then I suggest you may want to take advantage of both of these “Precision” sons, as you can never go wrong with “Kash or Kredit”.

“Park

is a very intriguing bull. This is a bull who comes from a cow that I see as a future

cow for us. She is a female we really admire, and her pedigree is just loaded for success. She is picture perfect, and truly a front pasture female. We were fortunate to have owned her dam in partnership with LaBatte Simmentals, and a half-sister to her was their high selling female this fall. I think there are many options with “Park Avenue”. This bull is double polled, and with his pedigree, and the way this bull is put together I think he has a strong future. A great opportunity to buy in on one that will be pretty special.

3 Full Brothers

“Twisted T, Twisted X & Twister” are flush mates from the great “Ziley” cow. This is a cow that has become a center piece for our program. She has been a female that has been a solid producer right from day one. With the exception of one offspring sold her calves have either been the high seller or in the top 5 in the sale. On 6 calves sold she is sitting at just under a $30,000 average. Not too shabby. These three bulls will be full brothers to “Jacqueline” our high selling female this fall selling to Starwest Farms, as well as 1/2 brothers to the great “Raptor” bull owned by Ferme Ganon & Canadian Sires. “Ziley” is a truly beautiful cow who can be seen at Bow Valley as she is currently in embryo production. I’ve always maintained when buying a herd bull buy one from a great cow. This is one of our best. These bulls offer much not only phenotypically, but simply marketability alone. All three are unique and “Twisted X” has the added bonus of being Homozygous unique to boot. Regardless of where they go when the hammer falls sale day, these are bulls that will contribute great things to any herd.

ANCHOR D TWISTER 172K

ZDS 172K PT1399922 16-Jan-22 Polled Full Fleckvieh

FGAF FRENCH ATTACK 010C

FGAF ELECTRIC AVENUE 140E

GIBBONS DORALEE

FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

SIBELLE DIRTY HARRY 25Z

VIRGINIAS JANE WEST

BAR 5 P SA EVOLUTION 418S

DORA LEE’S DUCHESS FF152T

PROSTOCK HUGO 7052T

FGAF BARBARELLA

BAR

ANCHOR

ANCHOR

FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

ANCHOR D GARRENS PALMER 425E

ANCHOR D FLYNN 434C

DORSIM MASSIE

TOVERBERG ERIKA

SOUTH SEVEN RAZZMATAZZ 7R

ANCHOR D NUTMEG 3N

PROSTOCK HUGO 7052T

FGAF BARBARELLA 839L

GIDSCO APPOLLO 3F

JERICO’S DOROTHY JANE 1D

A minor setback for “Jacob” as his dam had a very bad case of mastitis this spring which caused her to lose a 1/4, so needless to say milk production was down. Now having said that post weaning, “Jacob” has come on like a house on fire. This is a big time performance bull, and from a great cow. To put the cow in perspective, we felt so highly of her to retain her for calving again this year. Fingers crossed she only lost 1 quarter, but that is a calculated risk we felt worthwhile as this is an exceptional young cow. She is absolutely gorgeous, and is what we would consider to be a front pasture type female, she’s hard not to find. This is a bull that will give you both exceptional steers and replacement females that could both very well top the market sale day.

ANCHOR D SILVERADO 208J

JERICHO 26A

DOUBLE BAR D JERICO 231P

“Silverado” is stacked with performance. This pedigree is loaded. We purchased his dam as a heifer calf from Silver Lake Simmentals, MB and she has been a very good, young producing cow. This is a bull I really think will see one of the biggest changes from picture time, to sale time, to when he gets delivered to his new home. It’s always gratifying to hear customers say their bulls look better when they get them than they do sale day. That is without question one of the draw backs of an early sale as these bulls are young and just really starting to hit their stride in development. Well, this is a bull I think will be exceptional come time he’s ready to go to work. Mark my word he will be stellar.

Another calf who has really turned it on as of late. He comes from one of my favorite “Moomba” cows, who happened to be the dam of “Classic Rock” in last year’s sale, who many will remember. “Kasey” is one of the youngest bulls in this year’s sale, and genetically alone, he is bred to be a powerhouse. This is a bull who will produce those big heavy weight steers the feedlots will love to see in the fall. This is a bull that I feel will fit into everyone’s budget, and do great things for his new owner.

ANCHOR D ZENITH 250Z “Kastor” is an absolute stud. He is the youngest bull in this year’s sale, and he was a standout all summer long. His dam is as picture perfect as they come. She is extremely angular and broody with exceptional feet, a huge broad top, and as good of udder as you can put on a cow. This young cow has had two sons in the sale in the past, selling to Craigmyle Colony & Wacoalty Enterprises. This is a cow that will be with us for a very long time, and incidentally was my pick of the bred heifers as an “F” model. Be sure to look past the age of this bull, as I honestly feel this will be a bull underappreciated sale day just due to age but will be one of the top bulls at the end of the day.

We would like to recognize two very important people to our program.

Joe Farris informed us this year will be his last bull sale run. Joe has been a part of our sales team right from day 1. He has been a huge part of Anchor D not only helping with the sale, but he has helped calve cows, construction, maintenance, and travelled many miles with Dan. There is zero doubt in our mind he bleeds Anchor D. He has always supplied us with lots of laughs, many at his expense, and has been a friend to everyone in our family. Although this may be his last sale for us at ringside, we promise this won’t be his last sale with us, as we are sure you will see him helping out on the side lines. We see a little more fishing in his future, a smoke and perhaps a diet coke in his hand. Not that we ever see retirement in Joe’s future but maybe a little less travel and a little more time to enjoy life at home. Thank you Joe!

Dennis Ericson has also been a member of our sales team right from day one. Even though Dennis has not worked ringside the last couple years, we felt we would like to take the time to recognize his devotions, dedication and friendship to our program. We always know when the catalogue arrives, he’s the first guy to call, and offer his congratulations on it being out. Dennis has always offered sound advice, even if it differs from your opinion, he’s not afraid to say what needs to be said. We have known for years he has always had our backs and we just felt so confident having him work ringside with us. Thank you Dennis!

To both these gentlemen our heartfelt thanks, as they are not just loyal friends but we consider them family. Thank you for all you have done for us over the years, we looks forward to many more years of friendship.

With much love, the Skeels Family

We had two of these embryo calves from “Lady A x Blueprint” and after much deliberation we decided to retain one for our own herd, as he will offer a new twist to our program. We named these bulls “Kopy Kat & Karbon Kopy” as they have been like a pair of peas in the pod from the day they were born. This is a really long bodied smooth shouldered bull, with great muscle definition. This is a bull that certainly offers lots of growth, as well as a strong degree of calving ease as well. He is certainly a bull who should appeal to most, and I guess the best endorsement I can offer on him is we will be retaining his flush mate for our own herd. Buy with confidence.

“Outstanding!!! As a first calving heifer the dam of “Codigo” has completely surpassed my expectations. We purchased this female as a bred heifer from Ferme Gagnon. Although she isn’t a new pedigree for us, she was easily my first choice sale day and felt as though she could be a valuable breeding piece for our program. Now as mentioned with the majority of the sale heifers being bred “Radioactive”, her being bred that way actually intrigued me that much more, as she completely encompassed our own breeding program. This is a great young cow that has taken it to the next level. I feel if anyone is looking for that bull to use on heifers but demand to have a bit more in your calf crop, then “Codigo” is the ticket. This bull is the real deal, and has been a standout right from birth.

“Korbin” comes from our ET program, and as I mentioned “Radioactive” has been very good for us in the heifer pen, so when implanting embryos, the “Radioactive’s” went into virgin heifers. No doubt “Korbin” is a little shy of his classmates in the growth department, but he is also bred to be that way. I feel this will be a stellar calving ease candidate in an exceptional genetic package. He is dark red, smooth polled, and honestly reminds me very much of his sire. One of the toughest things to find in my opinion is the bona fide heifer bull. Well, I think “Korbin” is a contender there. A full sister resides at Faulkner Farms in Arkansas, where she has entered their donor program. This bull is bred to be good.

BW 88 lbs Sept 5 Wt. 730 lbs Adj. WW 714 lbs Dec 31 Wt. 1220 lbs Adj. YW 1384 lbs WPDA 3.46 lbs

ANCHOR D KAMERON 142K

ZDS 142K CA-1399894 12-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

HEMR SAMURAI 7S

ANCHOR D IMAX 250Y

DORA LEE ELEXIS

FGAF RADIOACTIVE 030E

ANCHOR D GERALDINE 0142G

ANCHOR D ELVA 412E

ANCHOR “T” IKON 1H

JB CDN KANANASKIS 4019

DORA LEE JAKE

DORA LEE ELECTRA

FGAF GUERRERO 810Y

STARWEST ANGEL

FGAF WINDSURFER 820Y

ANCHOR D EVE 93Y

The last few years we have made the decision to AI 100% of our heifer pen to proven calving ease bulls. “Kameron” is the first of the “Imax” sons, a bull we have used with the upmost confidence in our heifer pen. No, he certainly isn’t new, but tried, tested and true. Now the really interesting thing is the amount of top end “Imax” cows that are starting to show up in the industry. If you want to build in calving ease while boosting the maternal qualities as well, “Kameron” is a sure bet.

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ANCHOR D KANNON 84K

LEE JAKE DORA LEE ELEXIS DORA LEE ELECTRA

ALLM COLOSSAL 25U BLACK GOLD EPIC 14Z

CROSSROAD WHISPER 930W ANCHOR D GRACELYN 84G

BLACK GOLD MOOMBA 22B ANCHOR D DALE 311D

ANCHOR D OLIVIA 320Z

Here is a dark red, smooth built calving ease candidate, who just happens to also come in a polled package. He has an outstanding pedigree, and traces back to our old “Image 21J” cow family, who has raised their share of great ones. Lots of performance on the bottom of this pedigree as well. This is a bull who really encompasses everything, calving ease, growth and maternal, and he’s a handsome little bugger too. This is a bull that when he out grows his use in the heifer pen he can easily slide into the cow pen and not think twice about it.

ANCHOR D KLYDE 680K

Another true heifer bull candidate. The combination of “Imax on Barbossa” is as good as it gets. “Klyde” isn’t the star in the pen, but for those of you wanting worry free I think this is probably the safest bet we have. He did suffer a minor injury back in mid-December so it certainly set him back a bit, as we are pretty certain he probably just twisted a leg on the ice or the boys may have been playing a little too rough. Needless to say, he has recovered just fine and will be more than ready to go to work come spring.

ANCHOR

D PILSNER 114K

ZDS 114K CA-1399992 24-Jan-22 Full Fleckvieh

MF MR. EVAN 14P

CROSSROAD RADIUM 789U

CROSSROAD PANDITA 308P RDG PILSNER FF13H

WOLFES BREWSTER FF78B RDG DEBRA FF22F

DIAMOND T EMPIRE 274E

DIAMOND T SHIRLEY 114H

RDG DONATA FF 10A

WCC WELLS’ CALLAHAN 1C

DT 274C

JNR ATLANTIS

PSE CECIELA FF CRIMSON MISS SHIRLEY FF “Pilsner” is a total outcross to our program. We purchased his dam as a bred heifer from Diamond T, and this is the resulting progeny she was carrying. We absolutely love this bull’s mother. Troy called the day before the sale and said I think I have a heifer here that really would fit your program, he was right, thanks for the call. This is a big broody female, that I can see raising many herd bulls in her time. “Pilsner” is her first kick at the cat, and I think as a first calver she did a smashing job. Obviously, I can’t tell you much about the sire as this is our lone calf from him, and I’ve never actually seen the bull myself, but I can tell you this looks to be a bull that will add growth, hair and thickness and keep calving ease in check.

ANCHOR D BARBOSOL 11J

ZDS 11J CA-1399670 26-Dec-21 Full Fleckvieh

PROSTOCK HUGO 7052T

FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

FGAF BARBARELLA 839L

FGAF FRENCH ATTACK 010C

ANCHOR D TAMARA 11G

HERMANUS

DOUBLE BAR D FLASHY 172R

ANCHOR “T” LEGEND 7H

RAJ MS ARNIE 46F

SIBELLE DIRTY HARRY 25Z

VIRGINIAS JANE WEST

R-FIVE MALTESE

FGAF PRECIOUS THING 402T FGAF SHANTI 121P

We can’t make them any darker red than “Barbosol”. This bull comes from a full sister to the great “Mowtown” bull who was our high seller a few years ago selling to Double Bar D. As I said the color of this bull is tremendous, matched with a fantastic thick hair coat, and well the pedigree is pretty special too. Zero guess work here, a bull that will offer a degree of calving ease, yet still have more than enough performance. Similar to the Lot 75 (Klyde) bull, he too was injured in the pen mid-December, so is just off a bit from where he should be, but should be back on pace come sale time, but please keep that in mind when you look at his photo as it certainly doesn’t tell the whole story.

If there was a hall of fame award for herd bulls here, “Barbossa” would have to be at the top of the list. This bull has done such a terrific job for us over the years, as he was our go to guy in the heifer pen, but then when you analyze the job his daughters did, WOW!! More often than not the top end of the sale traces back to the old boy somewhere. Well, “Jazz” is a bull that has another degree of excitement for me. He should calve well, but another bull when he outgrows his use there will be a bull you confidently slide into the cow pen. Great pedigree, great cow family.

“Kruz” is a calf I have had my eye on all year long. This is a bull with a very nice pedigree, dark red, lots of pigmentation, polled, and an absolutely beautiful first calving dam. My gut tells me this bull is really going to develop into someone quite special. I think he is the total package, and just will do so many good things on so many levels, as well as being a bull that can absolutely work for anyone. Not just a calving ease bull, he’s a whole lot more.

Full Brothers

I’m not going to lie, we were honestly hoping this pair of bulls would have been heifer calves. Our old “Cher” cow stems back to the “Miss Arnold” cow family, and this has been a stellar producing family for us. So when we knew “Cher” was near the end of her time with us, with a very limited semen bank on “Barbossa” we decided to try and make some cows. These are the only two pregnancies we ended up with, and although we didn’t get our desired heifer, we did get a solid pair of polled bull calves. These are a pair of bulls that will be extremely good on the calving end, use them with confidence in the heifer pen, but I truly think their true value will be the daughters they produce. If you’re wanting to build a herd of cows use either of these guys on already good cow families and they will only solidify the deal.

Polled Full Fleckvieh

HERMANUS

PROSTOCK HUGO 7052T

FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

FGAF BARBARELLA 839L

GIDSCO APPOLLO 3F

ANCHOR D CHER 100S

MISS ARNOLD E5501

DOUBLE BAR D FLASHY 172R

ANCHOR “T” LEGEND 7H

RAJ MS ARNIE 46F

ANTONIUS

MFL BRENDA 65B

KLONDIKE ARNIE GNM 250Z

MISS ARNOLD Y5155

When we first started the joint bull sale back in 2000, we honestly had a very limited Purebred division. When we branched out on our own we felt the need to expand this portion. Our Purebred sector hasn’t been as long as our Fullblood division, however the last few years we have really tried to elevate our profile in this area. We have added some outstanding key females into this part of our program, have had some great walking bulls, but have relied much more on AI in this part of our program. Much of the same philosophy is applied in this sector. This spring we will breed about 100 Purebred females, with about 2/3 red & 1/3 black.

“Pendleton” is the real deal. From the day he hit the ground we knew he was good. When we were expanding our purebred division his Great Grandmother “Painted Smile”, was the crown jewel in a package of cows we bought. Now we fast track to “Brock” who is a bit of a secret weapon in our herd. I could be wrong but I think this is maybe Darryl Sniders favorite cow in our whole herd, she is awesome!! This is a cow who will enter our donor program, and is no stranger to producing the front end. She has progeny working for Roy & Dariel Sroka, Prinz Brothers, and raised our high selling Purebred bull a few years ago in “Eight Ball” selling to Soderglen Ranches. “Pendleton” is as good as it gets, and will be one hell of a bull.

Excalibur Tycoon Captain Scream

TNT BOOTLEGGER Z268 MAR MAC UTAH WHISKY 52E MAR MAC UTAH’S DREAM 79U WLB TOP TIER 456G SUNNY VALLEY FORCE 47Y WLB 47Y FAE 343E WLB 756T TRESSIE 3556B

SVS CAPTAIN MORGAN 11Z SUN RISE PILLAR 3D BLACKSAND TARA LYNN 79Y ANCHOR D GARREN’S AERO 225G LFE POWER WAGON 365A LFE BS HARLOW 123D LFE BS HARLOW 630Y

We just love seeing a first calving heifer hit a home run like we see in “Top Gun”. He will be our lone “Top Tier” son, but boy is he good. This super stout made, broad topped, hairy baldie is just what the doctor ordered. A double shot of calving ease with built in performance, and Homozygous Polled. This bull is very difficult to find a hole in, and he is a bull you just admire more and more every day. He will raise an outstanding set of calves and the replacement females he sires will be wicked good. Huge potential in “Top Gun”.

OLYMPIC

When it’s not broke don’t fix it. We just kept putting the dam of “Olympic” back in with “Matador” as it just works. She raised our high selling Purebred female 2 years ago, who is a full sister to this bull selling to Madge Simmentals. Tanner said she weaned his heaviest heifer calf as a first calver, and then to further endorse her, he came back and purchased the full sister again this year. “Olympic” is a super long bodied bull from a great cow, going back to none other than “Painted Smile”. This is a bull that will sire heavy weight steer calves and keep as many of his daughters as you can.

There are always mysteries in life, as is the case with this bull. The mystery here is, what the hell was I thinking when I named him? The one thing that isn’t a mystery is he is plumb good, and guess what cow family he traces back to? That’s right, “Painted Smile”. We honestly can’t have too many cows like his mother. Low maintenance, easy keeping, easy to get along with, great structure, and productive. She has offspring working for Gerald Bingeman, Rocky Hills Farms, Jet Dairy, Nadine Crouchene, as well as three exceptional daughters in our own herd. This is a bull you will truly appreciate more with time, and you can call him whatever you want to.

REQUEST 241R

When I sold the Wilson dispersal sale, the one sire group that really stood out to me was “Untouchable”. I thought these cattle as a group were exceptional, and we felt as though we needed to use him more. We were very happy to have already acquired some semen on him the year before, especially after his untimely passing, so keep in mind these “Untouchable” cattle will become somewhat limited. “Kool Kat” comes from a family favorite cow coming from Triangle Stock Farms. She was a high seller at the Red & Black sale, and was a great investment. Just a solid combination resulting in one “Kool Kat”.

ANCHOR D BLACK JACK 240J

If you want to know the secrets just ask. If I was to change anything on this guy I would tighten his dams udder suspension, it has never given us a moments problem, but she doesn’t have a tight tidy udder. Her full sister and dam were both excellent in that department. Now here’s the skinny on “Black Jack” this is a long smooth made bull who will offer calving ease and exceptional growth. He is a bull I wouldn’t hesitate to keep daughters from, just know he will probably not be an udder corrector. This cow can raise an awesome calf, and as I said the full sister produced our high selling black bull in last year’s sale selling to Joe & Sandra Dahm. This will be a bull that certainly earns his way, and has been a bull I have liked ever since he was a baby.

ANCHOR D ICON 801J

ZDS 801J CA-PG1399696

KUNTZ SUPER DUTY 4Y

BLACK GOLD EXCALIBUR 137E

RF CERTAINLY FLIRTIN 532C

KNK/CRSR RED BULL 53T

FGAF DELIA 801Y

27-Dec-21 Polled Purebred

NCB RED SUSPECT 30S

MISS R PLUS 7037T

SVS CAPTAIN MORGAN 11Z

RF CERTAINLY FLIRTIN 202Z

THSF FREEDOM 300N

JDJ MISS MACHO 53P

BRISTOLVIEW SEINFELD

FGAF PLD DELICIOUS 601W FGAF DELIA 9N

This will be the final group of “Excalibur” calves for us and what a great job he did for us over the years. He calved well, gave us big growth, his sons were very well accepted, and his daughters have turned into great cows. “Icon” should follow his sires footsteps. He is a very mellow loose made bull, from an easy keeping moderate framed cow who has been a solid producer for us over the years. It’s hard to believe she will be having her 11th calf for us this year. She is a no-nonsense type cow, always quietly goes about her job, and is a pleasure to work with. “Icon” will be just a very honest producer.

ANCHOR D JENGA 373J

“Jenga” has been a favorite of mine in the red division since he was a calf. He is another that just had the look from the day he was born. We really have grown to appreciate the “Pillar” cattle as they offer calving ease with big growth. We purchased the dam of “Jenga” from Diamond B as a bred heifer. She had the misfortune of losing her first calf with a predator problem, but fostered a calf with no issues. This is a nice young cow that has certainly shown her potential with this guy. “Jenga” is a powerful dark red super hairy thick made bull who is very correctly put together. This bull has a future for sure.

“Kieran” is quite likely the sleeper in the red section. He comes from an extremely productive cow who has produced offspring for Trenson Farms, Bill Orlick, Starwest Farms, Schwengler Farms, and last year’s full brother selling to Dennis Herman. This is a moderate framed bull, who is dark brown, and for anyone looking to add the Simmental influence on a set of white or buckskin cows to create those tan steer calves, well this is your lucky day. I feel as though there is much more performance to this guy than what you see on paper, and at the end of the day he will sire a set of exceptional market steers.

ANCHOR D KEVAN 479K

ZDS 479K CA-PG1399870 10-Jan-22

Homozygous Polled Purebred

NCB RED SUSPECT 30S

KUNTZ SUPER DUTY 4Y MISS R PLUS 7037T

BLACK GOLD EXCALIBUR 137E

SVS CAPTAIN MORGAN 11Z RF CERTAINLY FLIRTIN 532C

RF CERTAINLY FLIRTIN 202Z

PROSTOCK HUGO 7052T FGAF BARBOSSA 707X

ANCHOR D DEVAN 479D

FGAF BARBARELLA 839L

LFE KING LOUIE 3079Y

ANCHOR D BARBARA 345B MISS PARKHILL BARB 118Y

Quite a bull here. “Kevan” is all herd bull. Big stout and hairy, he will put together a phenomenal set of feedlot steers. We have bred his dam this way the last 4 years. Every calf has been exceptionally good, so same old story when it’s not broke don’t fix it. We have bred several of our black heifers back to “Barbossa” over the years, and “Devan” the dam of this bull is our only red one we have. This is a smashing good cow. Lots of different ways you can utilize this guy in a bull battery, he is very good.

“Kadri’s” dam. Now we

owned this cow very long, as I mentioned in our Purebred back story, we have really tried to elevate this division with the addition of some key females. “Kadri’s” dam was a high selling cow we added into our herd from the WLB dispersal. This is only her second calf for ourselves with last year’s bull being one of our high selling Purebred bulls, however she is very much a proven cow with a proven track record doing great things for Bill & Nancy in her time there. Not much guess work with this guy as he develops, he is only going to get better with time.

ARNOLD L2594

ARNOLD D1922 We have a few of these “Wolfman” daughters in production yet, and even though they are starting to get some age to them they are still highly productive. The dam of “Kalibur” is as problem free as they come. Nothing flashy about this cow, just productive. She has added a few really good daughters into our own program and a couple bulls who reside at South Peace Colony & Craigmyle Colony. “Kalibur” is a very complete bull who will work well on a set of red or black cows. He will be a medium framed bull that will be built like a tank, and extremely correct and functional.

ANCHOR D KLIFFORD 95K

DUTY 4Y BLACK GOLD EXCALIBUR 137E

RF CERTAINLY FLIRTIN 532C ANCHOR D GRACE 95G

ANCHOR D ARMELLE 89B

LFE KING LOUIE 3079Y

XRC AMBER 16A

We have used “Sleep Easy” the last couple of years in the heifer pen, and have been really impressed with the job this bull does. He is aptly named, as he calves extremely well on heifers, but the calves also have lots of go in them. This is a bull Karen talks about quite often, and it is hard to believe when you look at him that this is a bull we will pitch as a calving ease candidate and not a power bull. The best part though is he does double down and will also add power. “Klifford” is as stout as they come, with great bone structure, and a smooth shoulder set. He is an easy keeping bull from a really nice young “Excalibur” cow. This bull could be a secret weapon for sure.

The last few years we have predominantly used “Matador” on our black cows to try and raise some exceptional black baldies. Well last year’s we switched things up and gave him a cut of front-end red cows as well. As our purebred numbers are smaller and just trying to keep new and fresh genetics for our repeat customers, we have sold an extremely limited amount of Red “Matador” sons. “Kolby” is the lone Red bull from this sire group, but he is exactly what we were expecting to get. This bull is an absolute tank, and backed by an exceptionally good cow family with lots of longevity in it as well. This bull is a super candidate to create replacement females and with “56U” in the background the pedigree says so too. He is a bull that will not disappoint.

When I mentioned we have tried to add a little more profile and cow power into our herd, “Fae” is the very first cow who comes to my mind. We really appreciate the “Top Tier” bull, so when the dispersal of WLB came up and his dam was available we seized the opportunity. We did have the misfortune of having to cull last year’s calf due to an injury to his chest on pasture, however she has more than made up for it with “Superman”. We are huge fans of “Tycoon” and with a very limited semen supply on him, and that which is available is priced accordingly, we used him on just a few select females. I really feel as though “Superman” has an incredibly bright future, and based on marketability alone, the sky is the limit. Aim for the stars and unleash his superpowers in your own herd. “Superman!!”

SHOW STOPPER 236J

ZDS 236J CA-PG1399716 29-Dec-21

Homozygous Polled Purebred

MRL RED WHISKEY 101B

SVS BROOKS 669D

SVS TYCOON 841F

SVS RED ANNIE 411B

OAKVIEW CAMILA 226C

SVS RED SARA 92X

ACS EVERREADY 970W

3D MISS RED NOREMAC 211U

WHEATLAND CIRCUIT BREAKER WHEATLAND LADY 81X

OAKVIEW ACCOMPLISH 62A

WHEATLAND HIGHVOLTAGE122Y

IPU REVOLUTION 172U

LRX RED RASPBERRY 71T

“Show Stopper’s” dam came to us via Oakview Simmentals, MB. This cow has also been a show stopper. Her lone son to sell is “Magic Train”, herd bull for Homestead T Simmentals. She also has a couple really nice daughters in our own herd. The cross of “Tycoon x Circuit Breaker” is exceptional on paper as well as in the flesh. This is a true herd bull candidate zero doubt in my mind.

ANCHOR D SHOGUN 376K

You want some flash? “Shogun” is a bull you can’t help but notice. This powerful Red Baldie bull has a bit more chrome, and if you are wanting to put a money stripe on your calves, then this guy is the real deal. I think you truly have to admire the complete structure and how well this bull blends together. He offers power and growth, but is extremely smooth fronted and soft made. This is another bull that will produce a set of exceptional high-performance steers, but you will also want to retain his daughters. His young dam is wicked good and structurally flawless backed by a stellar cow family. I cannot say enough good things about this bull, I really like him.

I’m going to approach his gimmick on a different angle. “Kaptain” will quite likely be the hardest working bull in the pen. He has a slight tip to his ears, and well he is not the prettiest bull in the pen. This bull will have to work extra hard just to impress you and show you how good he really is. Mackenzie showed a full sister to him in “Fantasia” at the National YCS when it was in Olds, where she did extremely well. We liked the cross so well we duplicated it a couple more times. “Kaptain’s” dam is the second oldest cow on the farm this year at age 14 and showing no signs of slowing down. Let him “Kaptain” your team.

We started our Purebred section with a “Pillar” son and will end with one too. When I was first told you can use “Pillar” on heifers I have to admit I was skeptical, as this bull is a big powerhouse, but that is exactly the case. He calves so well, but then bam, he gives you all this growth. We appreciate the bull so much that we purchased his full sister this fall from the Sun Rise Dispersal. “Karson” is a bull with a very unique blend in pedigree, as “Raptor” is kind of the same story as “Pillar” a bull you can use on heifers, but expect big growth. Well with both these bulls top and bottom of “Karson’s” pedigree, I suspect he will be a bull that can suit everyone’s needs. A bull you can put into any pasture on your farm.

Commercial Heifers

Mom and Dad will be selling their entire heifer calf crop again this year, as they are at the stage where they are no longer wanting to retain heifers. No the numbers aren’t huge but the quality is high. We did not clip the heifers for the catalogue just due to time restraints and trying to make catalogue deadline. The pictures you see will be sisters, as they will be from the same group of cows, and for the most part sired by the same bulls as the previous sales. Their cows run with ours so the health protocol is exactly the same as the bulls, and we will palpate the heifers prior to the sale to ensure breeding soundness. Even though Mom & Dad are not retaining heifers for themselves, we still culled these heifers as though they would be retained for themselves, so buy with confidence knowing they are the cream of the crop.

GROUP OF 5

COMMERCIAL HEIFERS

Weights and info available sale day

GROUP OF 5

COMMERCIAL HEIFERS

Weights and info available sale day

Charolais Division

I’ve often said if I was to start back up in the Simmental breed, we would source a set of proven cows from a herd and try to build a nucleus around them. Well that is essentially what happened with our start into the Charolais breed. We have always appreciated the breed for their performance and how well they do in the feedlots. Sure I will sound bias because we have both breeds but personally when selling calves in the fall at the local auction market, as an auctioneer Simmental & Charolais calves seem to ring the bell on the most consistent basis. Not to mention the breeds complement each other so well, they are very easy to feed together. A big thanks to Bob Burla for giving us the opportunity to add a huge number of his cows into our program. This is an awesome set of females we were able to sort through with huge emphasis on, foot structure, disposition, hair, milk, and performance. We were able to assemble cow families and although this is a relatively new venture for us this is an established breeding program that I think you will see is very evident when you sort through this group of bulls. This spring we will calve 70 Charolais, and will complement our Simmental offering for many years to come. Buy with confidence as there is a lifetime of devoted breeding decisions behind the production of these bulls.

“Korban” is a big power bull. When we assembled this group of cows, that’s what we were after was performance, high powered genetics that will offer extra pounds in the fall. “Korban” is the poster child for that, and arguably the best Charolais Bull in the pen. This is a bull with exceptional length, great bone, lots of hair, and he looks the part too. We are super impressed with the “Heavy Duty” cattle and unfortunately with the bull being lost this past year his semen will be on short supply. This is a true herd bull.

Heavy Duty

Go North

Vision

Defender

ANCHOR D KENDRIX 1K

ZDS 1K MC838185 12-Jan-22 Homozygous Polled

PLEASANT DAWN MVP 316Y TURNBULLS DUTY-FREE 358D

HEAVY DUTY 33H

ROSE BUD 33B

CTP MISS GOOGLE 358Z

MERIT 8789U

RGP TAPESTRY 32T

MERIT 5323R HTA ICE 19X

HTA BRIDGET PLD 201M BOB’S SNOW FLAKE 1G

WINN MANS CHAVEZ 826Y SOS HANKIE PANKIE 13D

ANCHOR SOS ABIGAIL 1A

“Kendrix” is one of the bulls I spoke of assembling a cow family around. The “13D” cow and two of her daughters now make their home at our place. This is a bull that really grew on me all summer. It was fun to watch how these bulls developed differently, but one thing that remained the same is the good ones remained good and just came on stronger at the end before weaning. “Snow Flake” is a very nice young cow with a huge top, tons of hair and is a bigger framed female. “Kendrix” will raise some top notched feedlot cattle for sure, and add extra frame growth and scale to his calves.

When we selected cows, we selected big performance cows. Yes, you will see a bit more birth weight in some of these calves but two factors that must be remembered. Size of cow, and build of the calf. “Krimson” is a smooth built bull who is put together right. This is a cow we kept coming back to, as she has produced high sellers for Bob in the past, but also her sons that have been sold in the past are bulls I have scored very well. Huge upside to this young bull, I really look forward to watching him develop further at his new home.

“Kampo” is one of the youngest bulls in the group, and from one of my favorite cows of the group as well. When we selected cows, we were able to get “Barbara” as well as a couple of her daughter and granddaughters. “Kampo” is a bull that even though he was younger than the majority, he was a bull that was very easy to find throughout the summer. His dam is an easy fleshing broody angular female, with a huge top and is extremely capacious and deep sided. I think this bull will just continue to get better and better with time. If Two-year-olds is your program I may suggest buy this guy as your insurance package and turn him out as a two-year-old next year. I have a feeling as a two-year-old he could be a fan favorite, but you will like him as a yearling as well and he is more than ready to do the job now. The choice is yours.

Full Brothers

“Kavanaugh & Klifton” are a set of twins that are pretty impressive. “Klifton” was raised on a foster mom, but as you can tell these two pretty well kept pace with each other right from day one. The dam of these bulls is an extremely thick broody cow with hair that any clubby fan would love to see. This will be a pair of bulls I’m confident will just mature to be an awesome pair of mature bulls that will add growth, pounds and hair to any set of calves. I’ve said it before and I will say it again. If you run multiple bulls in a pen, you can’t go wrong with a set of twins as you will breed in some consistency for sure.

When we selected cows, we just chose cows we felt were highly functional, sound and had the potential to achieve the goal and vision we had in mind. Little did we know that “Cupcake” would go on to be recognized as a Gold Star dam of Distinction this year. “Monarch” is a bull with huge upside. He is an extremely long spined bull, with lots of hair, great feet with lots of depth of heel, and just watch this guy move. He prowls like a cat I’m sure much like a 20 year old Joe Farris. This guy can motor and will darn sure cover some ground and some cows at the same time. I think this bull would absolutely hit a home run on a set of straight British cows. The bull is good then keep the dam in mind as well, he’s all that.

The day “Sambuca” was born we knew we had something special on our hands. We are maybe new to the Charolais world but a good one is a good one in whatever breed or color. “Daisy Duke” is without questions one of the center pieces in our Charolais program. Her daughter was actually our very first Charolais female we purchased so when we had the opportunity to bring home her mom, we jumped on it. This is my personal favorite of the Charolais bulls. I love everything about him. He is so stout made, broad topped, square based, loaded with hair, and that muscle is as natural as it gets. His sire “Go North” demanded a lot of attention when he sold, and then you think about his grand sire “Jehu” just WOW!! Not only is “Sambuca” good, but he has the pedigree to back him up as well. This is a herd bull that you could wear out a new truck to find another like him.

ANCHOR D KACTUS 40K

ZDS 40K MC838189 20-Jan-22 Homozygous Polled

SCR TRIUMPH 2135 SCX JEHU 233E SCX MISS MAGNUM 109X

GO NORTH 2411H

MVY XPLORER 21X TRI-N MALIBU 72B

BLC ICEMAN 24Z

FVSF MS ICE 43B

RPJ MELISSA 126Y

TRI-N MALIBU PLD ET 52Y

RPJ MANCHEE 9X

BLC ROXANNE 37X

JWX SILVER BULLET 524W

RPJ MELISSA 968W

Another tremendous “Go North” son, that appears to have all the right stuff in all the right places. We have been very impressed with the grow in his calves. They all appear to have fantastic hair coats, appear very sound, and have great muscle shape and overall appearance. “Kactus” comes from a very different pedigree on the bottom side to many of our Charolais cows. This is an outstanding female that honestly has everything going for her. “Kactus” is also one of our younger bulls, but has really maintained pace with the front end of the pen and I really feel this bull is going to develop into something extremely special, and has the added bonus of being Homozygous Polled.

“Korwyn” comes from quite likely the biggest cow on the farm. His dam “Brown Sugar” is a big tan, gentle giant. If you are looking to add extra pounds in the fall, “Korwyn” will certainly do that job for you. He has just a hint of color to him, and his dam has produced high selling bulls in the past. I think the cross to “Go North” is very complimentary and really brings out the best features in both sides. This is a bull that has impressed me as a calf and just continues to do so now. He is a bull that will cross well on a broad cross section of cows and the result will be superior performance cattle.

“Kornell” comes from our lone “Gridmaker” cow, and I can’t help but be impressed with this female. She is a cow that has produced many bulls in the past, many of which have been at the top end of Bob’s sale. We were fortunate enough to also add a daughter of hers into our herd, who shows all the right signs of being every bit as broody and powerful as her dam. “Kornell” is the second youngest of the “Go North” bulls, and has probably made the biggest change in the pen since weaning. This will be another powerful bull that will add extra length, and extra pounds on a very sound footed, smooth fronted bull. He will be very impressive when he completely matures.

“Kieffer” comes from another cow family we were fortunate enough to acquire several pieces of. His grand dam “Abbi” has entered into the donor program, and we have daughters, great granddaughters and sisters to her in our program now. Our focus when acquiring the Charolais cows was for the development of a set of bulls to offer a terminal cross. However, having said that you must still maintain a cow herd in that development and that process, which is why we focused so heavily on cow families. If you are to consider keeping females from the Charolais bulls, “Kieffer” is certainly a bull I would have high on that list as this is an outstanding cow family loaded with milk. So many options with this bull.

“Krown Royal” will be the calving ease specialist of the group. His sire “Vision” was used on the registered Charolais heifers as well as cleanup on cows. This bull is extremely easy calving, but I am very impressed with the growth and performance on him and his calves. If you are looking for a Charolais bull to use on heifers this will be an excellent choice. Long and smooth but still packing that performance we all seek to have. His dam is also a very smooth fronted female, so I feel this guy will be virtually bomb proof. If you want to sit back and enjoy a little “Krown Royal” start right here.

The final bull in this year’s offering and he will be the lone “Defender” son. We have a handful of “Defender” daughters in our herd and I am very impressed with them on a whole. They are deep solid made females with exceptional feet and legs, lots of hair and great temperament. They appear to have more than enough milk, and I think could develop into being some of the top cows. This particular bull comes from a big high horse power cow, and even though he is the youngest of this group I can’t help but think he is going to develop into being one of the biggest high power bulls. A bull that will be more than ready to throw into work in the spring, and as a mature bull I think you will pat yourself on the back for the great decision you made in his purchase.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Terms: The terms of the sale are cash or cheque payable in Canadian Funds at par immediately following the sale. The right of owenrship shall not pass until after settlement is made. All settlements must be made before any livestock will be released.

Delivery Options:

A Delivery will be made to purchasers in central regions in Western Canada, at the convenience of Anchor D Ranch, and buyer’s risk. Any bulls going to Eastern Canada or other areas Anchor D Ranch will arrange for trucking at cost.

B Bulls can be left free of charge until April 1, 2023, after April 1 a fee of $4.00/ day will be charged per head. Cattle are then asked to be picked up by the purchaser, and Anchor D Ranch asks that all bulls left, to be insured.

C $100.00 Discount on any bull picked up sale day.

Certificate of Registry: After settlement has been made the buyer will be provided with the proper registration papers, duly transferred on the record of the Canadian Simmental Association. Further transfer to the herd books of other countries shall be at the buyers expense.

Fleckvieh Status: Full Fleckvieh Fullblood will have a minimum of 5 generations in their pedigree all back to Germany or Austria. It is recommended if further research is required to check with the Canadian Simmental Association, and no assumption of Fleckvieh heritage will be guaranteed by neither consignor or the CSA

Breeders Gurarantee: Standard terms set forth by the Canadian Simmental

Association, with the exception where any animal is subject to any hormonal or surgical reproduction techniques after the sale, the guarantee shall be null and void.

Accidents: Although every precaution will be taken to protect the safety and comfort of buyers, neither the sales staff, auctioneer or Anchor D Ranch or consignors assumes any responsibility in the matter and disclaims any liability, legal or otherwise in the event of accident or loss or property.

Fertility & Health: All bulls have been under a full herd health program, under the guidance of Gull Lake Veterinary Services. All bulls will be fertility tested prior to the sale. Should you have any questions please give us a call.

Anchor D Simmentals Ltd. is certified to meet the Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (CRSB)’s Sustainable Beef Production Standard.

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