WELCOME TO THE SALE
BRIDLE BIT simmentals
Last year, I mentioned that the cattle market was at an all time high. I did not expect it to get even better in 2025, but it did. Now is the time to push down on the throttle even more. We continue to do this in our own program to help our customers make better beef.
This year the Smart Scale system was installed at our bull development facility. This system weighs the bulls each and every time they take a drink. Taking several weights per day enabled us to cut the time on the intake test almost in half, while creating more accurate data. It also allowed the bulls’ feed to be decreased further from sale time.
We encourage our customers to take advantage of the Right Bull technology to let science aid in the selection process. Feel free to call with questions.
The acquisition of Konkel Feedyard is going great thus far. We have several pens of customers’ calves placed. It shows we are confident in our product and are excited to work with the very people who do business with us.
Finally, a big thank you goes out to our sales partners, along with the staff of Allied Genetic Resources. Without all of you, this would not be possible. Thank you to our former and potential customers. We look forward to talking cattle with you.
Sincerely,
Chad Cook 719-529-0564
Austin Cook 719-529-1128
BRIDLE BIT SIMMENTALS
ERROLL COOK & SONS
PO Box 507, Walsh, CO 81090
Chad Cook 719-529-0564
bridlebitsimm@gmail.com www.bridlebitsimmentals.com
Rachel Hughes 719-353-1061
Jerrid Brisendine 719-353-1747
Megan Wait 719-523-3002
SALE PARTNERS:
FAR OUT CATTLE RANCH 52966 CR V, Walsh, CO 81090 Jerrid Brisendine 719-353-1747 jerridb81@gmail.com
WHITBY CANYON CATTLE 4501 CR P, Pritchett, CO 81064 Megan Wait 719-523-3002 fouracescattle@gmail.com
BRIDLE BIT SIMMENTALS SALE FACILITY, WALSH, CO || 1:00 pm (mt)
SALE LOCATION
Bridle Bit Sale Facility, Walsh, CO
ALL TERRAIN 23 March BULL SALE
28065 CR 45, Walsh, CO 81090
One mile east of Walsh on the north side of the highway. Please see the map on page 2 for directions.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Cattle may be viewed any time prior to sale day. Please call ahead of time.
SUNDAY, MARCH 22
All Day Sale cattle on display
6:00 pm Complimentary Dinner
6:30 pm FaceBook Live Program
Guest speakers Morgan Gleason and Elizabeth Dressler. For more information, see page 2.
MONDAY, MARCH 23
11:00 am Lunch Served
1:00 pm All Terrain Bull Sale
AUCTIONEER
Col. Tracy Harl 402-469-3852
SALE DAY PHONES
Chad Cook
719-529-0564
Marty Ropp, Allied Genetic Resources 406-581-7835
Corey Wilkins, Allied Genetic Resources 256-590-2487
Jared Murnin, Allied Genetic Resources 406-321-1542
Austin Cook 719-529-1128
Rachel Hughes 719-353-1061
Jerrid Brisendine 719-353-1747
Megan Wait 719-523-3002
RING STAFF
Ryan Brewer
806-679-2383
Cody Johnson 970-630-1316
ACCOMMODATIONS
COBBLESTONE INN AND SUITES
27474 US HWY 287, Springfield, CO 81073
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS
1304 North Main Street, Lamar, CO 81052
CORPORATE EAST HOTEL
719-353-5050
719-931-4010
620-356-5010 1110 East Oklahoma Ave., Ulysses, KS 67880
AIRPORTS
Denver International Airport (DIA)
Garden City Regional Airport
Springfield Municipal Airport
There are also two airstrips in Walsh, CO. Please call to make arrangements.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcements made sale day take precedence over printed material in the catalog or other printed material associated with the sale.
LIABILITY
Owners, their agents, sales management, or any of the sale staff will not be held responsible for any personal injury, loss or accident while attending this sale.
FEED PROGRAM
Bulls were fed a high roughage ration after weaning while undergoing feed conversion testing. The ration consisted of corn silage, sorghum hay, alfalfa hay, oat hay, cracked corn and dried distillers with a target of 3.0 ADG. Nutritionist Hans Hoeltzel, Hubbard Feeds 913-426-2055
CONDITIONS OF SALE
All animals will be sold in accordance with suggested guidelines of the American Simmental Association. Unless other conditions are stated in this book.
REGISTRATION AND UPDATED EPDS
All cattle will be registered in the American Simmental Association. All EPDS are the most current BOLT at the time of printing conducted by IGS and the American Simmental Association. Please note that EPDs may change from the time the sale catalog is printed until registration papers are transferred.
LIVESTOCK INSURANCE
Livestock mortality insurance will be available sale day. If bulls are left at the ranch we strongly suggest you insure your purchase. The bulls become your property when they are sold. In order to guarantee bulls valued at $10,000 or more, we ask that you purchase insurance on your investment. If God forbid something happens and the new owner must use the insurance policy we will pay the new owner the cost of their premium at that time. Bridle Bit is happy to assist with questions. New owners can use their own insurance, or Morgan Gleason with A G Insurance.
TRUCKING / FEEDING OPTIONS
OPTION 1: A $50 discount per bull will be given if taken home the day of the sale.
OPTION 2: Free delivery on $10,000 purchase of bull(s) up to 500 miles.
OPTION 3: All bulls can be kept free of charge up until April 10, 2026. After that date, buyers will be charged $3.50 per day/per bull.
BREEDING GUARANTEE
We stand behind all of our bulls and want you to be satisfied, so let us know as soon as possible if there are any problems. Scrotal measurements are actual (not adjusted) as reported by Dr. Birdsong at the time of breeding soundness exam, and will be listed on the supplement sheet on sale day. All of our bulls have passed a breeding soundness exam. All bulls are guaranteed breeding sound.
RETAINED SEMEN INTEREST
The buyer will receive full possession, full salvage value and 100% semen interest on all bulls sold unless otherwise noted or announced from the block. If a bull is collected, Far Out Cattle Ranch, Whitby Canyon Cattle and Bridle Bit Simmentals reserve the opportunity to acquire semen for use within the three herds.
HERD HEALTH
Birth: Optimizer Gel
Branding: Bovilis Nasalgen 3-PMH, Bovilis Vision 7 Somnus, FerAppease
Weaning: Bovilis Vista Once, Bovilis Vision 7 Somnus, Protivity, Safe-Guard Dewormer FerAppease, Magnett
Pre-Sale Bulls & Heifers: Clean Up pour-on, Dectomax
Pre-Sale Heifers: : Vira-Shield 6+VL5 HB, Vira-Shield 6+L5 HB
All bulls selling are virgin bulls. All lots are AM, CA and NH free by pedigree. All lots are BVD free, and all bulls have passed a TRICH test.
Herd Vet: Southeast Colorado Vet Clinic, 1500 Main Street, Springfield, CO 81073
Dr. Rick Birdsong, DVM, 719-523-6828
sale management
PLEASE JOIN US on sunday night
ABOUT THE SPEAKER -
Morgan Gleason, A G Insurance
We know the value of a good bull. Buy with confidence. Protect your investment. We provide farm and ranch insurance plus a full range of livestock mortality coverage.
Visit with us on sale day to explore bull and heifer insurance options tailored to your needs.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER -
Elizabeth Dressler, American Simmental Association
Elizabeth Dressler is the Lead Geneticist at the American Simmental Association (ASA). She began her role with ASA in September 2025, after completing her doctoral degree at Kansas State University in Animal Breeding and Genetics. Much of Dressler’s research in graduate school was focused on capturing novel and difficult to measure traits in beef cattle. In her role at ASA, she enjoys interacting with members to help apply genetics to real-world challenges. Dressler grew up on a small cow-calf operation in Berryton, Kansas, just south of Topeka. She currently resides in Manhattan, Kansas where she works remotely for ASA.
We are hosting a dinner and program. Featured speakers: Morgan Gleason, A G Insurance
Elizabeth Dressler, American Simmental Association
6:00 PM DINNER
6:30 PM PROGRAM
For those unable to attend, we will broadcast the program on FaceBook live. Please RSVP to 719-529-0564.
There will be a drawing for a $300 sale credit for those in attendance and a $150 sale credit for those who join us on FaceBook live.
BRIDLE BIT SALE FACILITY
28065 CR 45
Improved Buying Confidence with Greater Genomic ASSURANCE
Access to more and better information has always been key to making wise decisions. The evolution and improvement of genetic evaluation tools too has given us an ever-clearer picture of the true genetic makeup of cattle and thus a better view of the value proposition. RightMate, powered by Top Genomics LLC is taking the evaluation of genetics and genomics one giant step further. By combining speci c genomic information with the long-proven value of EPDs, this new advancement in technology improves our depth and precision when evaluating the actual ability to transmit value and pro t.
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FROM THE SALE MANAGER
Welcome to the 2026 All Terrian Bull Sale in Walsh, CO. The Cook family, along with the genetic providers, has once again bred an excellent set of genetics for your appraisal. The sale continues to grow its reputation in providing elite cattle for both commercial and seedstock providers alike. The commitment to utilize every relevant genetic tool possible is on display in every lot. Genomics, scan data, accurate weights, and feed intake data will guide producers to find the bull that best meets their needs while reducing risk from their genetic purchases. If you have never made the trip down to Walsh, we highly encourage you to do so. Potential buyers will find an awesome set of bulls backed by some of the most maternal cowherds the Simmental breed has to offer.
Along with the pursuit of providing the best genetics, the Cook family has ramped up the service for their commercial customers. The Konkel feedlot partnership will prove to be invaluable for purchasers of Bridle Bit genetics. If you’re looking for a place to retain ownership or partner on your cattle, the Cook family would love to visit to capture more value from your feeder cattle. They have the utmost confidence in their genetics and want to ensure that their customer base is succeeding with them. If you are in search of a partner in the beef business who strives for customer success, the All Terrain Sale will be one you do not want to miss!
We hope you can join us in Walsh for the sale. The beef business is in a joyous time for beef producers with record prices. If we can be of any assistance to you or your operation, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Sincerely,
Marty Ropp, Corey Wilkins and Jared Murnin
BRIDLE BIT SIMMENTAL VERSUS HYBRID SIMMENTAL
The charts below highlight the genetic trends in both the Bridle Bit Simmentals cattle and the overall population of SimAngus™ genetics over the years.
GENETIC TREND IN CALVING EASE
GENETIC TREND IN WEANING WEIGHT
GENETIC TREND IN MARBLING
GENETIC TREND IN API
GENETIC TREND IN BIRTH WEIGHT
GENETIC TREND IN STAYABILITY
GENETIC TREND IN MATERNAL CALVING EASE
GENETIC TREND IN TI
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THE PROFIT PREDICTOR
BRIDLE BIT MR N5103 || Sells as Lot 1.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5103
BRIDLE BIT MISS H024 || Dam of Lots 1-4.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5126 || Sells as Lot 2.
PRELUDE || Full sister to Lots 1-4.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5126
BRIDLE BIT MR N5128 || Sells as Lot 3.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5128
BRIDLE BIT MR N5113 || Sells as Lot 4.
LBRS GENESIS G69 || Sire of Lots 1-14.
LBRS GENESIS G69
One of the heaviest used purebred Simmental bulls over the last decade for good reason. Genesis’s sons are the industry choice to add payweight, terminal value, while maintaining strong maternal traits. If you’re a customer who is in search of more pounds, more stretch, and superior carcass traits, the Genesis sons will be for you on sale day.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5116 || Sells as Lot 5.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5116
We were all very proud and happy for Dad when he and Mom were honored with the World Simmental-Fleckvieh Federation Golden Book Award at this year’s Fall Focus that was held in Columbia, Missouri last August. This award recognizes individuals and organizations who have made significant contributions to the development of the Simmental/Simbrah breeds. This is the highest honor that can be given to a member of the American Simmental Association. We are all proud of Erroll and our late mother, Gayle. Their hard work did not go unrecognized.
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BRIDLE BIT MR N5140
BRIDLE BIT MR N5123
FOCR MR N501
BRIDLE BIT MR N530
BRIDLE BIT MR N599
BRIDLE BIT MR N5109
HARVEST data
We harvest all calves that do not make bulls or replacement females.
BRIDLE BIT MR N556
BRIDLE BIT MR N5115
BRIDLE BIT MR N522
FOCR MR N504 || Sells as Lot 16.
BRIDLE BIT RECHARGE K256 || Sire of Lots 15-21.
BRIDLE BIT RECHARGE K256
A former high seller from our program who is siring incredible type and strong maternal traits. The Recharge sons will be perfect for customers in the harshest of environments. The cattle are more conservative in their frame and study with added fleshing ability. The sons will sire incredible females while still offering strong terminal traits.
BRIDLE BIT MR N574
BRIDLE BIT MR N574 || Sells as Lot 17. BRIDLE BIT MR N579 || Sells as Lot 18.
BRIDLE BIT MR N579
BRIDLE BIT MR N594
FOCR MR N505
Her mother did not think this photo was necessary to be included. Chad DEMANDED it be included.
ASA QUICK REFERENCE TO EPDS, INDEXES AND $VALUES
EXPECTED PROGENY DIFFERENCES (EPDS): EPDs are the most accurate and effective tool available for comparing genetic levels. In using EPDs, the difference between two sires’ EPDs represents the unit difference expected in the performance of their progeny. For example, if sires A and B have EPDs of +10 and -5, a 15-unit difference would be expected in their progeny (moving from -5 to +10 yields 15 units). Key to using EPDs is knowing in what units they are expressed. For example, if the above case referred to weaning weight EPDs, sire A would be expected to sire 15 pounds more weaning weight than sire B. If calving ease was the trait, sire A would be expected to sire 15 percent more unassisted births in first-calf heifers; in other words, if sire B sired 30 assists in a group of 100 heifers, we would expect sire A to require 15 assists. A percentile-ranking chart is required to determine where a bull’s EPDs rank him relative to other bulls in the breed. For more detailed information about EPDs and $ indexes, visit www.simmental.org.
Listed below are the units in which ASA EPDs are expressed:
ALL-PURPOSE INDEX (API): Dollars per cow exposed under an all-purpose-sire scenario.
BACK FAT (BF): Inches of carcass backfat at 475 days.
BIRTH WEIGHT (BW): Pounds of birth weight.
CALVING EASE (CE): Percent of unassisted births when used on heifers.
CARCASS WEIGHT (CW): Pounds of carcass weight at 475 days.
DOCILITY (DOC): Percent of offspring receiving a disposition score of 1 (docile).
MATERNAL CALVING EASE (MCE): Percent of unassisted births in first-calving daughters.
MILK (MLK): Pounds of weaning weight due to milk.
MARBLING (MARB): Carcass marbling score at 475 days.
MATERNAL WEANING WEIGHT (MWW): Pounds of weaning weight due to milk and growth.
RIBEYE AREA (REA): Square inches of carcass ribeye at 475 days.
TERMINAL INDEX (TI): Dollars per cow exposed under a terminal-sire scenario.
WEANING WEIGHT (WW): Pounds of weaning weight.
YEARLING WEIGHT (YW): Pounds of yearling weight.
YIELD GRADE (YG): Carcass yield grade score at 475 days.
$ INDEXES: Though EPDs allow for the comparison of genetic levels for many economically important traits, they only provide pieces of the economic puzzle. This is where $ indexes come in. Through well-conceived, rigorous mathematical computation, $ indexes blend EPDs and economics to estimate an animal’s overall impact on integrated commercial production. The same technology that led to the dramatic progress in swine, poultry and dairy genetics over the last several decades was used to develop the following $ indexes:
ALL-PURPOSE INDEX (API): Evaluates sires for use on the entire cow herd (bred to both Angus first-calf heifers and mature cows) with the portion of their daughters required to maintain herd size retained and the remaining heifers and steers put on feed and sold grade and yield.
TERMINAL INDEX (TI): Evaluates sires for use on mature Angus cows with all offspring put on feed and sold grade and yield.
For more detailed information about EPDs and $indexes, visit: www.simmental.org
2026 PUREBRED SIMMENTAL PERCENTILE TABLE
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BRIDLE BIT MR N5106
BRIDLE BIT MISS G948 || Dam of Lot 22.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5106 || Sells as Lot 22.
BRIDLE BIT RESOURCE G9117
23
BRIDLE BIT MR N587
BRIDLE BIT MR N5148
BRIDLE BIT MR N5138
BRIDLE BIT MR N559
BRIDLE BIT MR N561
FOCR MR N525
BRIDLE BIT MR N575
MR N502 || Sells as Lot 31.
Greer was a special customer who passed away in 2025. He will be missed.
Clyde
BSUM SUMMIT 303L
We enjoy when collegiate judging teams stop by to work out.
BRIDLE BIT MR N524
BRIDLE BIT MR N5107
BRIDLE BIT MR N531
BRIDLE BIT MR N544
BRIDLE BIT MR N542
BIT MR N551 || Sells as Lot 38.
BIT MISS G996 || Dam of Lots 39-42.
BRIDLE BIT MR N560
BRIDLE BIT MR N580
BRIDLE BIT MR N569
BRIDLE BIT MR N585
BRIDLE BIT AND KONKEL FEEDYARD
Bull customers cattle are doing really well at the feedyard. We are excited to work with our customers. Thank you to those who have faith in us to partner with and look forward to working with more of you as time goes on.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5137 || Sells as Lot 43.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5137
BRIDLE BIT MISS F829 || Dam of Lot 43.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5141
CLRS HOMELAND 327H
BRIDLE BIT MR N5146
46
BRIDLE BIT MR
47
BRIDLE BIT MR N558
BRIDLE BIT MR N5143
BRIDLE BIT MR N5110
BRIDLE BIT MR N513 || Sells as Lot 50.
MORE with less
For over 50 years, Bridle Bit Simmentals has built a cow herd known for performance adaptability, that produces cattle that perform in any environment.
TODAY performance adaptability is only one piece of what we do. With the rising cost of every input, our greatest tool is the efficiency data we are generating to benefit our customer’s bottom line,and ours too.
BRIDLE BIT MR N513
Homo Black || Homo Polled
BRIDLE BIT COUNTRY CLUB L3111
BRIDLE BIT MR N543
51
BRIDLE BIT MR N5142
BRIDLE BIT MR N592
BRIDLE BIT COUNTRY CLUB
BRIDLE BIT MR N516 || Sells as Lot 54. ASA Golden Book award winners from Colorado.
BRIDLE BIT MR N516
BRIDLE BIT ECLIPSE E744
The sons of Eclipse
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BRIDLE BIT MR N5121
BRIDLE BIT ECLIPSE E744 || Sire of Lots 54-60.
FOCR MR N591
MR N538
FOCR MR N536
BRIDLE BIT MR N590 || Sells as Lot 61.
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BRIDLE BIT MR N590
BRIDLE BIT MR N550
HOOK`S GALILEO 210G || Sire of Lots 61-66.
HOOK`S GALILEO 210G
BRIDLE BIT MR N550 || Sells as Lot 62.
BRIDLE BIT MR N534
BRIDLE BIT MR N577
FOCR MR N509
BRIDLE BIT MR N547 || Sells as Lot 67.
BRIDLE BIT MR N547
Homo Black || Homo Polled
2/6/2025
JC MR PONTIAC D114K
BIT MR N515 || Sells as Lot 68.
BRIDLE BIT MR N515
Hetero Black || Homo Polled
2/1/2025 N515
BRIDLE BIT MR N5147
FOCR MR N508
WCLC MR N501
BRIDLE BIT MR N540
BRIDLE BIT MR N584
BRIDLE BIT MR N500
Homo
BRIDLE BIT MR N5152
BRIDLE BIT MR N532
CIMARRON F151 || Sire of Lots 77,
BRIDLE BIT MR N5125 || Sells as Lot 79.
SCHOOLEY KROWN 28K || Sire of Lots 79, 80.
BRIDLE BIT MR N5132
BRIDLE BIT MR N5125
BRIDLE BIT MR N521
BRIDLE BIT MR N573
BRIDLE BIT MR N5154
FOCR MR N534
BRIDLE BIT MR N5130
FOCR MR N551
MR N528
FOCR MR N547
ALL TERRAIN BULLS
BRIDLE BIT MR N5144
BRIDLE BIT MR N5153
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SELECTING FOR EFFICIENCY AND REDUCED COST
The stakeholders of the US beef business have selected for output traits over the past 50+ years and have been extremely successful in this effort. The quantity of beef produced, both per animal and per acre has grown to a level unmatched in the world as a result of genetic and management improvements. However, as we reach output trait thresholds that are increasingly difficult to top without unwanted consequences, we are compelled to more intensively consider opportunities that focus on the cost or input side of the profit equation. Research over 20 years ago demonstrated that a 10% improvement in gain results in an 18% improvement in profit, whereas a 10% improvement in efficiency resulted in a 43% improvement in profit.
If you’re in the cattle business today, you understand that the cost of feed and pasture is probably not going to get “cheap” again, and certainly recognize the impact these input costs have on your bottom-line. Fortunately, technology for measuring individual animal intake and efficiency has advanced and is considerably more affordable and simpler to use than just a few years ago.
Improving feed efficiency, much like other traits, is relatively straightforward. Research indicates feed efficiency is a moderately heritable trait, and thus, selecting genetics that are more efficient will pass on to the next generation. The key is finding seedstock partners, like Bridle Bit and the Cook Family, that are embracing this opportunity to identify efficient genetics, and ultimately have those genetics generate value for their customers and the industry.
Selecting for efficiency doesn’t mean you have to give up growth, carcass merit, or maternal values. The goal is to find the cattle that continue to excel in performance, but simply are able to do so with a lower feed or forage requirement.
Feed Conversion Ratio (FCR)
This is a very easy to understand efficiency measurement that tells you how much feed (lbs of dry matter) were required for a pound of gain. Cattle that excel in FCR tend to also excel for growth traits, and can lower your cost of gain significantly. As a note, selection for cattle solely based on FCR, can indirectly increase growth, but also mature cow size.
Residual Feed Intake (RFI)
RFI is a bit trickier to understand, but is very useful as an efficiency measurement. RFI is the difference between an animal’s actual intake and its expected intake based on the animal’s gain, body weight and composition. Essentially, RFI evaluates how much feed should be required for an animal of a given size and level of performance. Cattle that eat “less” than expected will have a negative RFI, which is desirable. RFI is more closely linked with biological efficiency, and is independent of growth and mature size. For ranches that select low RFI genetics, resulting replacement females will require less feed to maintain, and long term can potentially increase stocking rate. Ranches that also retain ownership of calves will likely want to couple this selection with growth and performance traits to ensure feedyard performance meets expectations.
“With today’s input costs, identifying cattle that can do more with less is critical. The commitment the Bridle Bit team has made to focus their program on efficient, economically relevant genetics, without a doubt, positions them to help their customers remain profitable in the years to come.
- Ted Cunningham
BRIDLE BIT MISS N507
BRIDLE BIT MISS N507 || Sells as Lot 91.
BRIDLE BIT MISS G948 || Dam of Lots 91, 92.
BRIDLE BIT MISS N598 || Sells as Lot 92.
BRIDLE BIT MISS N598
91 AND 92
FOCR MISS N532
BRIDLE BIT MISS N523
BRIDLE BIT MISS N5133 || Sells as Lot 95.
MISS N529 || Sells as Lot 96. BRIDLE BIT RECHARGE K256 || Sire of Lots 95-97.
BRIDLE BIT MISS N5133
FOCR MISS N529
BIT MISS N537 || Sells as Lot 98.
BRIDLE BIT MISS N533
98
BRIDLE BIT MISS N537
FOCR MISS N507
FOCR MISS N516
BRIDLE BIT MISS N563
102
BRIDLE BIT MISS N5100
BRIDLE BIT MISS N572
BRIDLE BIT MISS N517
Commercial Open Heifers
Back by popular demand we are once again offering 5 commercial females. All of the females represent Bridle Bit Genetics or popular AI sires across the beef industry. Guaranteed open and fertile.
Around the ranch this year...
Rachel
Darin and Edina
Megan and Spencer
Christopher and Family
Montana and Cristian
Dakota and Lane
Jerrid Brisendine Family
Brent and Heather Brad and Family
Fall Focus
Golden Book Award
Austin and Jennica
