4-H Alberta inspires, educates, and develops Members who are outstanding rural and urban youth, leaders, and engaged citizens. Members learn to do by doing dynamic projects, programs and community service. In honoring our rural roots, we continue to recognize the importance of food and agriculture in Alberta.
Participating Clubs: Dryland Multi Club
East Sounding Creek 4-H Beef Club
Hanna Rangeland 4-H Multi Club
Saturday June 7, 2025 | 7:00 pm MST
Hanna Arena | Hanna, AB
Host Club: Hanna Rangeland Multi Club
Kindra Mashon | 403-321-1848
Purchase Options
Buyers can bid online at dlms.ca OR contact one of our District Buyers to bid on your behalf OR join us at our sale and bid live for yourself!
When contacting a district bidder please specify whether a ¼, ½ or whole steer will suit your needs.
Online Bidding
Auction Services
Contact: Tyler Rosehill 403-507-1782 or Patrick Cassidy 403-559-7202
Terms & Conditions of Sale: Successful bidders will be contacted directly following the sale for invoicing. Payment is due immediate upon purchase.
All steers will be transported by the District to the abattoir of the buyers choice. Steers insured until slaughter by Hartford Insurance.
East Sounding
Why Buy 4-H Beef?
Animals in the 4-H program are hand-fed and raised in natural, low-stress environments and cared for by eager 4-H Members. When you purchase 4-H beef, you support a youth in your local community, help educate the next generation of agricultural leaders and receive the best quality beef for you and your family!
Harvest Locations
Harvest spots are booked at 4 abattoirs:
Buyers will be asked preference of harvest location. Please be advised that spots are limited and offered in order of sale.
4-H is more than ribbons and awards.
It’s about the people, experiences, life long skills & making memories. It’s about being a role model, giving back and making the best better.
Hanna District 2024 Buyers
Starwest Waste Solutions
A&W Hanna and Oyen
Diamond C Limousin
Stewart Limousin
Bar AG– Schmidt Family
Andrew Ranches
Checker’d Flag Sports
BarDown Cattle
Clayridge Farms
Cophill Cattle
Bogi Feeders
Chase & Ashley Olsen
Tyler & Lauren Maisch
Kevin Herron Trucking
Wildflower Angus
Hanna Chrysler
Pine Ridge Supply
Greg Groten
Bow Slope Shipping
Hanna Motor Products
Brett & Renee Walker
Halfway Pizza
Eaton Farms
Crocus Investments
Oyen Veterinary Clinic
Plover Lake Ranching
Edgar & Pauline
Scheerschmidt
Westview Co-op
KD’s Fine Wine & Spirits
Desertland Cattle
Blue Rock Nutrition
Brandt Tractor
CanAlta Hotels
Sounding Creek Seeds
R&L Transport
Olds Auction Mart
Ridge Ranch
Oyen Welding
Oyen Concrete
Ketan Panchmatia
T & D Foods
Spady Cattle
Deerview Meats
Ryan & Simone Hagens
Harvest Sky Pharmasave
Ray McKinnon
BE Oilfield
NAPA– Hanna
Doug Standing
Pattison Agriculture
Murray & Lori Tolton
LinAlta Limousine
Nate Horner Ranches
Night Hunter Trucking
Smith & Hersey
Agribusiness Law
The Cooperators–
McLeod Agency
CJS Farms Ltd
Handhills Aggregate
Hanna District Female Show
Friday June 6, 2025 | 10:00 MST
Hanna Arena | Hanna, AB
The heart of every herd starts with strong maternal genetics!
Over 50 female projects to show!
Yearling Female 2-Yr Old Female
Dryland Multi 4H Club has had another great year! We are so proud of all the members on their accomplishments both with their livestock and with their public speaking accomplishments! We have 19 members and 2 Cleaver Kids this year. This year there are 19 Market Steers on offer at Show & Sale. There are also 9 Heifers; 5-2 Year Old & 2-3 Year Olds. Once again, we have members raising pheasants for release later in the fall. The members in our club are from Youngstown, Cereal and Hanna areas. Our members would like to thank all our previous buyers for their years of continued support, and we look forward to this year and seeing all the familiar faces and hopefully some new ones. Please come join us on Friday June 6 for the Female day and then again on Saturday June 7 for the Steer Show & Sale. If you are unable to attend you can watch all the action on DLMS!
Elizabeth Brady
My name is Elizabeth Brady and I’m a grade 12 student at J.C. Charyk School in Hanna. This is my seventh year in beef 4-H and I really enjoy it. My steer this year is a Black Angus steer named McQueen . He is a February born calf and has grown into a very nice steer. I have taken him to many junior shows including the Heartland Cattleman Classic show in Stettler, the Chinook Show in Claresholm and the Cry Show in Olds. I am planning on taking him to the Cody Sibbald Legacy Classic in Beechy, SK at the end of May. I am very proud of all the hard work and care I have put into my steer this past season and hope to see you at the Show and Sale in Hanna on June 7.
Mandy Conners
My name is Mandy Conners and this is my 8th year in 4-H. This year I have chosen a Limousin/Angus cross steer. I chose this steer because he has a large frame, deep body, natural muscling, and big bones and could hold a lot of meat. His gentle temper has made him supper easy to work with. As of April 30 he weighs 1500 lbs. I will also be showing a black Limousin/Angus heifer. The reason I like 4H is that I am always learning new things and skills to help me in the future. The best part of the 4H year is the show and sale because I get to see my friends and showcase my animals. Thank you to Ridge Ranch/Greg and Karen Groten for buying my steer last year. Please join us for our show and sale in Hanna on June 7, 2025 for supper at 5:00PM and the sale at 7:00PM.
Kelly Laughlin
Hello my name is Kelly Laughlin. This is my 5th steer project. I have been in 4H for 7 years now. Last November I picked him out of my family farm’s main herd because of his frame size. I believed he would fill out nicely. Since then he has gained over 500lb. He is a Limo cross. I am very satisfied with how my steer has turned out. Thank You to Danny from Pine Ridge Supply for buying my last year ’s calf! My favourite part about 4H is it teaches kids about livestock, and getting more cattle handling experience.
Kale MacMillan
Kale MacMillan. This is my 9th year in 4-H. This year I have a steer, heifer and two year old project. My steer is a home-raised Simmental Angus and my heifer and two year old are Simmental Cross. My steer was born on April 23, with a weigh-in weight of 772 pounds. I'm also in Pheasant 4-H. We have 2400 chicks for release in the fall, 600 of which are with 4-H. Thank You to Star West for buying my last year's steer! Hope to see everyone at the sale June 7th in Hanna!
Chase Bignell
My name is Chase Bignell. This is my second year in 4 H. I picked my steer from our home herd. He is a Simmental X Red Angus steer. This years steer really enjoys getting combed. Thank you to Dianne from Bow Slope, who purchased my steer last season. Hope to see you soon and other buyers at our sale this year.
Kiptyn Conners
My name is Kiptyn Conners, I am 15 years old and it is my 6th year of 4-H. This year I have a Limo x Angus and his name is STEVE. Steve is gaining weight well and will be finished nicely by show and sale. I picked Steve because of his depth and his big bone structure. As of April 30th, he weighs 1445lbs. I would like to thank Jeremy Leismer for buying my steer last year.
Dexter Miller
My name is Dexter Miller and I have been in 4-H for 3 years. My steer this year is named RIP. He is a big Simmental calf. RIP has been enjoying going to clipping clinic and mock achievement this year. He is a quiet, friendly big guy, weighing in at 1405 lbs as of May 1. He is going to make a mouth watering T-bone steak that will grill nice and juicy melting in your mouth! 4-H has the best available beef you can buy. Please come out and support me and fellow 4-H’ers at our Show & Sale on June 7.
Hello, my name is Jillayna MacMillan. This is my 5th year in 4H. I was a Cleaver Kid for 3 years before I got to join the older kids with my steers. My family is bringing in 2400 pheasant chicks this year for sale and release in the fall, 600 of which are with 4-H. My steer, heifer and 2 year old are Simmental/ Angus. My steer weighed in at 862 at weigh-in and has gained very well this year. My three projects are really fun and amazing to work with! A huge thank you to the Blair family with Plover Lake Ranches for buying my last year's 4-H steer! Hope to see you at the show and sale this year in Hanna June 7, 2025.
Jillayna MacMillan
Rodney Laughlin
Hello my name is Rodney Laughlin and this is my third year in 4-H. My calf is a limo cross and his name is Brandy. I picked him out of my family's herd. My favorite part of 4-H is helping out the community. I look forward to seeing everybody on our achievement day and a big thanks to my last year buyer Cody and Jolene CJS Farms. I'm really happy to see how my steer is turning out this year.
Zoey Sinclair
Hello, my name is Zoey Sinclair. This is my second year with a market steer in 4-H, following one year as a cleaver. My steer's name is Blaze and I have enjoyed spending time in the corral, working at halter breaking him. He is very food motivated so I am eager to see how he weighs in at the end of the year. I look forward to seeing everyone at Show and Sale.
Ryley Bignell
My name is Ryley Bignell. This is my second year in 4-H. This year I have a market steer again and his name is Ol' Red. He is a Simmental X Red Angus steer picked out from our home herd. On April 30 my calf weighed 1270lbs. I would love it if you would come out for our June Show and Sale to check him out. Thank you again to the Blair's for supporting me in my calf sale, and my 4 -H club last year.
Taylor Conners
My name is Taylor Conners and this is my 9th year showing a market steer in the Dryland Multi 4-H club. My steer Rocket, is a big built black Limo cross steer. I picked this steer for his big frame, big hip, and length of spine. As of April 30th, he weighs 1435lbs. Come show time he is going to be a big solid built steer. I would like to thank Jeremy Leismer for buying my steer last year.
Kate Brady
My name is Kate Brady and I am in grade 9 at J.C. Charyk School in Hanna. This is my fourth year in beef 4-H and I really enjoy it. My steer this year is a Charolais named Mack. He was a March born calf and has grown into a very nice steer. I have taken him to several junior shows including the Heartland Cattleman Classic show in Stettler, the Chinook Show in Claresholm and the Cry Show in Olds. I am planning on taking him to the Cody Sibbald Legacy Classic in Beechy, SK at the end of May. I am very proud of all the hard work and care I have put into my steer this year and hope to see you at the Show and Sale on June 7, in Hanna.
Kennedi
This is my 7th year of 4-H and 3 years before that with Cleaver 4H. My siblings and I are raising 2400 pheasants which we are very excited about, 600 of which are part of the Pheasant 4-H program! My steer I have chosen this year is a Simmental/Angus who weighed in at 710 pounds and is approximately 1400 pounds. My heifer is a home raised Simmental/Angus, she weighed in at 560 pounds and she is growing beautifully. All of my 4-H projects have been very easy to train this year. I would like to give a big thank you to the Blair family with Plover Lake Ranches for buying my last year steer in 2024! Hope to see everyone at our Show and Sale June 7th in Hanna.
Taigen Miller
My name is Taigan Miller, I would like you to meet my steer Chunk! Chunk is a Simmental calf and is a home raised steer. He has a perfect frame that will make some juicy steak! Since day one, Chunk is friendly, big and throughout the year he has gotten even more friendly and a lot bigger! Big Chunk is 1305 lbs as of May 1. Chunk got his name because he was a very chunky calf so I named him after that. This is my third year in 4-H and I can ’t wait for next year. I look forward to seeing you all at the show and sale on June 7.
Logan Miller
Hi my name's Logan Miller and I’m a Senior in the Dryland multi club. This year I had a steer who I showed in the Oyen Beef Expo in February but he unfortunately passed away in April. However, I have a herd of females in the female show on June 6th!
Lane Laughlin
Hello my name is Lane Laughlin. This is my second year with a steer project. My calf’s name is Vince. My last year’s calf name was Oreo, thanks to R&L Transport for buying him. I am really happy with how my calf is coming along this year. My favorite parts of 4-H are helping my club and talking to family and friends and buyers at our Show and Sale. Hope to see you all there!
Don’t just ranch with your head, heart health and hands. Ranch with Pride.
Brady Bignell
Hi, my name is Brady Bignell. This is my third year in 4H with the Dryland Multi Club. This year I chose a Simmental calf from our own herd. I picked this calf because he looked good from the start, with a solid frame and balanced body. He weighed 1120lbs as of April 13, 2025. I am excited to show this steer at Show and Sale and hope to see you there!
Evangeline Miller
Hello, my name is Evy Miller, a second-year 4-H member and two-time survivor of Provincial Public Speak Off’s. I’ m here to introduce the star of the show: my steer, Thunder. Thunder is basically a four-legged eating machine with a passion for snacks and a body so well-built, that it makes you wonder if he’s been secretly lifting hay bales when I’ m not looking. As of May 1st, Thunder weighs 1270lbs with a daily gain of 3.8lbs. He’s got conformation for days and an appetite that could empty a feed bin faster than you can say “prime rib.” While I love working with Thunder, we both know how this ends he’s destined to become the most delicious VIP in someone’s freezer.
Brandt Grover and Brooklyn Laughlin enjoyed another exciting year as Cleavers! They took part in a variety of activities including weigh-in, public speaking, dump clean-up, clipping clinic and mock show. Each event gave them a chance to learn new skills, work with their peers and grow their confidence. However, what they look forward to the most is showing their calves at the annual Show and Sale. Be sure to stop by for a visit and see their calves!
This year we are again raising 600 pheasant chicks with Pheasant 4H and have been fortunate to add 1700 to this number through the ACA (Alberta Conservation Association) and 4-H collaborative program. As well, we have several hundred eggs in incubators from our last year’s birds and expect all of these babies to join us the second week in May. The ACA allows members to purchase day-old chicks from the hatchery and works to get the birds shipped into several larger centres nearby. Our birds will be coming from Royal Game Birds in Ontario this year. We raise the birds from one-day-old until fully feathered and grown and market the mature birds at the end of the program in Sept/Oct - mostly for release, hunts and dog training programs. Most of our mature birds went to Spruce Creek Farms at Torrington once again last year and we look forward to their continued support this year. We are also excited to add the Prairieland Athletic Association as one of our main buyers for their Oyen Pheasant Festival in the fall!! We thoroughly enjoy watching our pheasants grow into large, healthy birds with beautiful colouring and welcome everyone to come and see/join our program as we continue to grow and learn.
Kale, Kennedi and Jillayna MacMillan
Left to Right: Brandt Grover & Brooklyn Laughlin
The future of agriculture is strong! With members from Sedalia, Cereal, Oyen, Bindloss, Sibbald and Esther our club has had another great year! We are proud of the dedication of our members and the quality of female, carcass and market steers that they have raised. We would like to Thank the many individuals and businesses that support 4-H and help to encourage our youth to explore and value agriculture. We want to invite you to join us on June 6 &7 in Hanna for our annual Female Show and Market Project Show and Sale!
Colt Grover
Hello, I am Colt Grover. This is my second year as a Junior member with East Sounding Creek Beef 4-H Club. My steer is a Tan Charolais cross named Jim Beam. Jim’s body frame caught my eye at weaning and has continued to impress me. A Huge Thank you to BE Oilfield for purchasing my steer last year. I look forward to seeing you in Hanna on June 7 for show and sale or online with DMLS.
Quade Tye
Hello, my name is Quad Tye, I am 13 years old and back for my 2nd year with a market steer. I was lucky enough to buy my steer from the Code Brothers and he has done well, like their cattle always do. Code Blue has gained like crazy and doesn't seem to mind being handled. I look forward to seeing everyone at show and sale this year. I would like to Thank Oyen Veterinary Services for buying my steer last year.
Harlow Fraser
Hello, my name is Harlow Fraser, and this is my third year in 4H. My steer’s name is “Snoopy”, because he is always looking for food. He is well rounded and weighed 1144 pounds as of April 22 and is steadily gaining. Snoopy will be a great addition to your freezer and BBQ. If you are interested in quality, home raised beef please join us June 7 th in Hanna and come meet me and Snoopy. I will be happy to answer any questions or you. Thank you to my previous buyers Jason and Stacey Even’ s.
Emma Westerlund
Hi, my name is Emma Westerlund and this is my 2nd year as a Senior. I am our Club President and the District Representative for the club. My steer Ted is a Black Angus cross. On April 22 he weighed 1185 lbs and I estimated that he gains around 3.5 lbs/day. One thing I like about my steer is that he was very easy to befriend. I would like to thank Halfway Pizza, Brett & Renee Walker and Cyndy & David Eaton for purchasing my steer last year.
Alyssa Andersen
Hi my name is Alyssa Andersen, I am an intermediate member of the East Sounding Creek 4H Beef Club. My black angus steer is named Ace. He is a very, very big guy weighing 1460 in April! He will definitely be a great on someone’ s dinner plate! Thank you to Hanna Motor Products for buying my show steer last year, and hope to see you and all the other bidders at the upcoming sale!
Leif Westerlund
Hi, my name is Leif Westerlund and this is my first year selling a steer. I am in grade 4 and I like to play hockey. My steer, Jude Martin, is an Angus/ Hereford cross that I picked out from my Mom and Dads herd. He is gaining well and should be about 1325 lbs on sale day. When Jude was a young calf he accidentally was sent to the wrong pasture, my brother Doug had to rope him and then my brother Warren had to hold him down in the back of the truck while we drove him back to his mom in the right pasture about half an hour away! It all worked out in the end!
Brandt Lyster
My name is Brandt Lyster and this is my 6th year in 4-H. My steer is a solid Red Simmental with a large frame that is filling out nicely. He wasn’t the quietest steer when I picked him out but with consistent leading he has come a long way. My steer is gaining over 4 lbs a day and should weigh around 1,750 pounds on Achievement Day. I would like to thank Brandt Agriculture Equipment in Hanna for buying my steer last year. I look forward to seeing you in Hanna at our Show and Sale on Saturday, June 7!
Logan Kitching
Hi my name is Logan Kitching and this is my first year in 4-H. My steer’ s name is Buck and he is a Red Angus/ Simmental steer. He has always been an awesome steer to handle and is super quiet. We hope is around 1300 pounds at Show ‘n Sale!
Camrie Norris
Hi, my name is Camrie Norris. This is my 5th year in 4-H. This year my steer’s name is Fat Bob. He is a Charolais cross from our herd. I picked him for his wonderful temperament and his large hip. He weighed 1424 lbs on April 22 with an average rate of gain of 4.04 lbs/day. I predict that he will be around 1600 lbs on sale day. If you are looking for some good quality beef, I have the steer for you! I would like to take this opportunity to thank my last year’s buyers, Oyen Home Hardware. I hope to see you at our sale on June 7th at the Hanna Arena or online with DLMS. He will not disappoint you!
Rhett
Rude
Hello My Name is Rhett Rude and this is my 8th year in 4H. I have 6 projects on the go this year so it keeps me busy. My Show Steers name is Eugene, he’s a Hereford/ Char Cross, Carcass steer Tyrone, My herd consists of a Heifer named Poppy, 2yr old Penelope, 3yr old named Pearl. I also joined Pig Carcass this year, what an interesting project this has been. Wilbur is sure going to taste amazing. I’d like to say a HUGE thank you to Pattison Agriculture - Chris Rawson and all of my past and future buyers who continue to support us in the 4-H program. Please join myself and the rest of the district 4H members on June 6, 2025 for the Female Show, and June 7th for our Steer Show & Sale held in Hanna at the Arena, please stop in and say Hi. If you have any questions or interested in purchasing Eugene give me a call @ 403-664-5770.
Douglas Westerlund
Greetings! My name is Doug but you can call me Dougie! My steer, Ralph, is a Hereford/Simmental cross that I picked from my parents herd. I project that by sale day he will weigh about 1300 lbs or a bit better. Just the right size to fill your freezer with delicious, nutritious beef for a year! Currently I am a third year intermediate in the 9th grade and I also like to play hockey as well as shed hunt any chance I get. I would thank Kevin Herron for purchasing my steer last year, I am happy to hear that Kevin and his family really enjoyed the beef!
Hi, my name is Coleman Norris. This is my 8th year in 4H. I would like you to meet my steer, Duke. He is a Charolais Cross that I picked out of our own herd. I picked him for his length and width and tremendous hip, this calf is sure to be a steak builder. He weighed 1500 lbs on April 22. If you are looking to fill your freezer this is your guy! I would like to take this opportunity to thank Night Hunter Trucking for buying my steer last year. Hope to see you all on June 7th in Hanna at our 4H District Sale or you can join us online with DLMS.
Coleman Norris Gauge Murray
My name is Gauge Murray, and standing beside me is the one, the only P.I.M.P.! That's right, P.I.M.P. isn't just a flashy name; he's a home-raised Simmental steer, meticulously cared for and just waiting to fill your freezer with some top-quality beef. As a proud senior member of the East Sounding Creek 4H club, I pour my heart and soul into raising animals like P.I.M.P. Last year, KD Liquor and TGP Grocery Store purchased my steer, and I want to give them a HUGE THANK YOU! I want to invite each and every one of you to join us in Hanna on June 7th for our annual 4H Show and Sale! Even if you can't make it in person, don't worry! You can still participate in the excitement through the online convenience of bidding through DLMS. Thank you!
Jenna Fraser
Hi, my name is Jenna Fraser, and this is my third year in 4H. I would like to introduce you to my steer “Van Gogh”, because like the artist my steer also lost part of his ear, but don’t worry that won ’t affect how delicious he tastes. In March he weighed 1140 pounds and is finishing nicely. Come to the Show and Sale in Hanna on June 7 th and check out Van Gogh in person, you will not be disappointed. I would like to thank all the buyers for their support.
Jensyn Duque
Hi my name is Jensyn Duque and this is my 5th year in 4-H. This year, I have a home raised Simmental x Angus steer and his name is Jimbo.
Jimbo has been an awesome steer to have around. He enjoys new straw in his pen, and is always the first to play in the new straw. Jimbo’ s weighed 1194 lbs on April 22. Jimbo has an easy going mind and is always calm and never has a problem. I would like to say a big thank you to Ryan Jones for buying my steer last year!
Brianna Lyster
My name is Brianna Lyster and this is my 4th year in 4-H. My steer, “Theo” caught my eye all summer long. He’s a long thick Charolais Cross steer. My steer is gaining over 4 lbs a day and should be around 1,650 pounds on Achievement Day. I am very proud of how my calf turned out this year. I would like to thank Smith and Hersey Agribusiness Law for buying my steer last year. I look forward to seeing you in Hanna at our show and sale on Saturday, June 7.
Ayden Andersen
Hi my name is Ayden Andersen, I am a senior member in the East Sounding Creek 4H Beef Club. Schwarzenegger is the black angus steer I have been working with this year. At Mock Achievement in mid April he weighed 1280 lbs. I guarantee he will be great tasting beef for your dinner plate! Thank you to all the bidders and sponsors, your support is much appreciated!
Hi, my name is Cooper Norris. I am 12 years old and this is my 3rd year with a market steer. My steers name is Burger. He is a Charolais Angus cross steer that I picked out of our own herd. He weighs a whooping 1324 lbs as of April 22. I predict he will be close to 1500 lbs on sale day. If you’re looking for some good beef, this guy will be sure to please your taste buds. Hope to see you at our sale on June 7th at the Hanna Arena or online on DLMS. You don’t want to miss out on some delicious beef!
Cooper Norris Winston Smith
Howdy folks, Winston Smith here from Sibbald! This is my first year in 4-H after 3 years of the cleaver program. My calf’ s name is Jelly Roll and I have really enjoyed working with him this year. He is a char X. I like to play hockey and ride the quad when I’m not working with my steer. If you are looking for some excellent beef, I hope to see you at the Show & Sale day in June!
Warren Westerlund
Hello, my name is Warren Westerlund and this is my steer Blaze. He is a straight bred polled Hereford. This is a great opportunity to fill your freezer with some great Hereford meat which is some of the best meat on the market. I estimate that at sale time my steer will weigh approximately 1300 lbs. Not too big, not too small! In addition to being a fourth year member of my club I enjoy playing hockey as a goalie and shed hunting with my brothers and friends. I would like to thank Chester Bogi for purchasing my steer last year!
Linken Fraser
Hello, my name is Linken Fraser and this is my 4th year in 4H, but my first year with a show steer. I am excited to introduce you to, Ice Cream. He is very friendly and enjoys his scratches, food and licking cats. If you are looking for delicious beef to stock your freezer for camping season, come to the show and sale on June 7th in Hanna and meet Ice Cream in person. You will not be disappointed; he is finishing nicely and as of March 22 he weighed 1176 pounds! Thank you for reading about Ice Cream and I hope to see you at the show, however if you are unable to attend you can bid online.
Reid Foot
My name is Reid Foot and I am a first year junior member. My steers name is Smokey. Smokey is quiet, calm, and really halter broke. I am excited to show Smokey and meet new friends at this years show and sale!
Garrett Murray
My name is Garrett Murray, and I'm here today to introduce you to something truly special: Quazzy. Now, Quazzy isn't just any steer. He's home-raised, a Simmental through and through, and he's guaranteed to bring you the “best tasting beef you have ever tasted”. As an intermediate member of the East Sounding Creek beef 4H club, I've learned the importance of quality, dedication, and hard work. I want to give a huge THANK YOU to A&W Hanna, and A&W Oyen for purchasing my steer last year.. Now, I know what you're thinking: "Garrett, I'd love to taste this amazing beef myself!" Well, you're in luck! I invite you all to join us on June 7th for our show and sale. But what if you can't make it in person? Don't worry! We've got you covered. You can bid online through DLMS. Thank you. And I hope to see you there!
Hello my name is Sadie Rude; this is my 5th year in the East Sounding Creek Beef 4H Club. I have 6 projects on the go this year. My Show Steer, whose name is Barry, is a Black Angus Cross. Barry is home raised and I couldn’t be more proud of him. I also have a Carcass steer named Steve, a Yearling Heifer Khloe, 2 yr old Kourtney and my 3yr Old Kim. This year I’m also dabbling in the Pig Carcass Program with my Pig Funny Bacon. I look forward to what 4H has to teach me every year. I would like to Say a big THANK YOU to my buyers from last year Sounding Creek Seeds - Curtis Hoffmann & Greg Groten and all other buyers for believing in and supporting the 4H program without our buyers 4H wouldn’t be possible. Please join us June 6th Female Day and June 7th Steer Show and Sale, in Hanna . I hope you pop by my 4H stall and say hi and see Barry!
Sadie Rude Keaton Duque
Hi my name is Keaton Duque and this is my 5th year in 4-H. This year, I have a home raised Simmental steer, and his name is Larry. Larry is an awesome steer to have around, a pleasure to be feeding him, he is always first to the bunk and weighs approximately 1560 lbs. He has a great mind, he has never been a problem to put a halter on. He would be an awesome steer to put in your freezer. Big thank you to Mr. Murray Moench with Hanna GMC for buying my steer last year!
Hayden Bingeman
Greetings, I am Hayden Bingeman, and I am pleased to present my market steer, Orion, for consideration. This marks my first year offering a steer for sale through the 4-H program. Orion, a Black Simmental, has exhibited consistent and favorable weight gain throughout the duration of his development. In addition to his growth, Orion demonstrates a robust appetite and responds well to handling, notably enjoying grooming. It is my belief that Orion represents a valuable acquisition, yielding a high-quality product for your culinary needs and freezer.
Keller Tye
Hi my name is Keller Tye, this is my first year in 4-H and I couldn’t be happier to show of my marker steer Wilson. I chose Wilson because he was so nice and quiet and I thought he would be great for me to learn on. He has done well, is gaining great and loves to be scratched. He spends most of his time eating and sleeping. I can’t wait to see how we do at our first how and sale.
Dylan Woods
Buferd the Beast! This guy hasn’t missed an opportunity to spend any time in the feeder this year with a 4.5 lb/day rate of gain. Thanks to Cash Norris’ post secondary education we tried a new breaking technique and Buferd was settled down and was on halter pretty fast! He’s is stout and thick through the shoulder with depth through his hip, a sure sign that he is a good mix of muscle and marbling. As a first year senior, 4-H has offered me the opportunity to be the Club Treasurer and hone my skills as a Public Speaker & Rancher. Other projects that I have this year are my Female Herd (heifer, 2 & 3 yr old), Pen of 3 heifers and a big ol’ Carcass animal. Thanks to Cophill Cattle (G’Ma & G’Pa Rude) for purchasing my steer last year...he sure has been tasty;) Looking forward to seeing you all on June 6 as we Showcase our Female Projects & June 7 for our Market Steer Show and Sale!
Macy Lyster
My name is Macy Lyster and this is my 1st year in 4-H. My steer, “Dallas” was one of the quietest calves in our steer pen this fall. I was able to scratch him that day in the sorting pen! He’s a big, thick Charolais Cross steer. My steer is gaining over 4 lbs a day and should weigh around 1,600 pounds on Achievement Day. I learned a lot this year in my first year of 4-H and love it so far! I look forward to seeing you in Hanna at our show and sale on Saturday, June 7
Fallyn Duque
Hi my name is Fallyn Duque and this is my 4th year in 4-H. This year, I have a home raised Simmental steer and his name is Archer. Archer is such a quiet calf that sometimes at feeding time I can run and jump on his back and ride him around the pen. He is gaining weight nicely and should finish out at around1504. I would like to thank Chase and Ashley Olsen for purchasing my last years calf!
Ridge Foot
My name is Ridge Foot and I am a first year I Intermediate. This is my steer Moe Syzslak. He is a home grown Char cross steer. I really like how deep and long Moe is. I would like to thank my buyers from last year Oyen Concrete and Ryan and Simone Hagens. They gave me the opportunity to show my steer Big Bear at the Canadian Charolais Youth Association summer show. It was a great learning experience!
Rayna Murray
My name is Rayna Murray, and I have the privilege of offering you something truly special. Let me introduce you to Oliver. I've had my eye on Oliver since last fall, I knew he had the quality to be my show steer, and I put everything I had into raising him right. But Oliver is more than just a show steer. He's an opportunity. An opportunity for a family, or maybe even several families, to enjoy the most delicious, beef all year long. Oliver has been raised with care, dedication, and the kind of attention that ensures the absolute highest quality meat. So please, join us in Hanna on June 7th for our show and sale! And if you can't be there in person, don't miss out! You can bid online through DLMS and still have the chance to bring Oliver home to your table. Thank you.
This year we have a small but enthusiastic group of cleavers! They have enjoyed many
Country isn’t cowboy boots and daisy dukes, It’s a farmers tan and calloused hands
Left to Right: Logan Lenet, Emmie Smith, Cabrie Tye, Jade Smith and Keaton Lee
The Hanna Rangeland 4-H Multi Club has been in operation for 67 years! This year we have our Female cattle projects including Heifer, 2 Year Old Cow/Calf, 3 Year Old Cow/Calf and Herd. We have a variety of Market Projects including Beef, Swine and Lambs. We have a growing Female Sheep program including Ewe Lamb, Yearling Ewe & Flock. Our club also has Beef and Swine Carcass Projects! New this year is our Laying Hen Project! In addition to our livestock projects we will have our Craft Projects on display for you to marvel at! Come and join us June 6 & 7 in Hanna for our Annual Show and Sale!
Kaydence Baird
Hello my name is Kaydence Baird and I have been doing 4-H for 7 years now. I also have been enjoying it more every year. I'm in my first year as an intermediate in the Hanna Rangeland 4-H Multi Club. I would love to introduce you to my steer Frankie. I chose Frankie to be my show steer this year because he stood out in the corral when we were weaning. I also chose him for his great attitude as he is so quiet and calm with me. Frankie is a Angus-Maine cross steer. I continue to learn about care, feeding and finishing my animal so he is just right. I have learned so far it takes money but more than that it's a lot of work to get them to finish just right. The best part of the 4-H year is show and sale because I get to see my fellow 4-H members showcase their animals and I get to showcase my animals. Not only do I have a steer this year but I will also will be showing a Red Angus heifer and my Black Angus-Maine cow-calf pair. I look forward to seeing everyone there so please join us for our female show June 6 and our Show and Sale June 7, 2025!
Kaylie-Ann Baird
Hi, my name is Kaylie-Ann Baird and this is my first year with a market steer. I was a cleaver for 3 years then last year I had a heifer project. I am really excited to show my 1st show steer! I'm honored to introduce to you my market steer Blue. Blue is an Angus Simmental. Blue is a very friendly boy and sweet. He has taught me so much this year about hard work, care, feeding and dedication. I hope you like Blue as much as I do and have a great time at our show in Hanna this year on June 6&7. I will also be showing a Red Angus heifer, my Red Angus Maine Anjou cowcalf pair and as well as my market swine.
Laynee Long
My name is Laynee Long. I am in my 3rd year of 4-H but my first year as a junior member with the Hanna Rangeland Multi Club. My very first steer, Rusty, is a Speckle Park x Simmental. He is very quiet and easy to work with and has been a great first calf. I learned the hard way that he hates mud and snow and will not walk through either. Sometimes he can be pretty stubborn and he doesn’t like having his head clipped but he is usually a big puppy dog. He enjoys being groomed and his pen-mate and buddy is a miniature donkey. I picked Rusty out all by myself and I’m very happy with how he’ s finishing. I look forward to wrapping up the year and showing him off on June 7th. He will be a great purchase to fill your freezer. Thank you for your support of 4-H and I look forward to seeing you at the Show and Sale!
Lincoln Nelner
My name is Lincoln Nelner and this is my 5th year in 4H.This year of 4-H has been lots of fun because of all the kind people in our club. My steers name is Beans and this year he has been a good steer to work with. He still has a ways to go to get used to being led around but he has been fun to work with. I would like to thank Hanna Chrysler for purchasing my steer last year.
Callie Mashon
Hello, my name is Callie Mashon. I have been doing 4-H for 11 years, and I have been enjoying it more every year. This is my steer, Marv, he is a powerful home-raised Red Angus cross. He is long-bodied, has a wide build from every angle, is deep throughout his shoulders to his flank, and has strong muscling. He is a huge sweetheart and is always the first one to feed. Marv and I have been going to shows all spring together and working on showmanship and grooming. He is a wonderful steer, and I can confidently say he will taste delicious on your plate! Thank you for showing your support to our 4-H community by attending the Show and Sale. I would also like to thank Hanna Motor Products for buying my calf last year!
Leevi Quaschnick
My name is Leevi Quaschnick, this is my fifth year of 4-H. My market steer, Bean, is a Black Angus. He was a challenge to halter break for me as he is WAY bigger than me. He is finishing nicely and he will fill that freezer for sure!
Kinzy Quaschnick
Hi my name is Kinzy Quaschnick. This is my first year as a senior and this is my 9th year of 4H. My steers name is Kaboom and he is a Char-X. I have taken him to lots of shows this year and have worked with him lots. He will be a great addition to your freezer. Thank you Chester Bogi for buying my steer last year!
Clay Hutton
My name is Clay Hutton, and I am in my third year in 4-H. This year my steer’ s name is Bob. Bob is a Red Angus that has a nice big build. He has been a big eater right from the start and was very good mannered and easy to work with. Bob will have some really good meat and will taste delicious.
Dalton Ayrey
Hi, my name is Dalton Ayrey, and this is my third year in 4H. My steer this year is Dodger. He’s a farm-raised Charolais with a fun, spunky attitude that definitely keeps me on my toes! Dodger is a big, wide steer with lots of muscle, and he’ s been doing great putting on weight. He really loves his feed. I would like to thank Murray Tolton for purchasing my steer last year!
Ryland Ayrey
Hi, my name is Ryland Ayrey and this is my first year in 4H. My steers name is Kelly, and he’s a homegrown Simmental. Kelly is calm, friendly, and always the first to greet me at the gate. He loves getting pets and attention, and he’s always trying to sneak an extra bite of feed when he thinks I’m not looking! I've learned a lot from this experience and had a great time working with Kelly.
Colby Scott
I’m Colby Scott and this is my 10th and final year in the Hanna Rangeland Multi Club. Next year I will be attending the University of Saskatchewan pursuing a degree in Agribusiness. In my time in 4-H I have done many different projects, held various executive positions, and was an East Central Regional Ambassador for the last 2 years. My steer this year is a Simmental Shorthorn X that I got from Elevation Land and Cattle in Saskatchewan. He is by far the best steer I have raised in terms of size and structure, he was 1255lbs at the end of February and hasn’t stopped gaining. He has a big frame and is very well muscled: a trait that makes leading him around a labour intensive affair. I would like to thank Desertland Cattle for buying my steer last year as well as all the previous buyers of my market animals. While my time in 4-H is over I hope that the skills I have learned will help me down the road in life.
Klyde Griffith
Hello, I am Klyde Griffith, and it’s finally my turn to be a 4H member after following my brother around for the last 3 years! I picked 18G out of our herd last fall and was not letting my brother have him. I named him Teddy Bear because that is what he is, only he is getting way too big to snuggle now! I had the opportunity to show Teddy Bear 3 times this winter and was happy how well he did in the ring. Teddy Bear is out of a performance Charolais Bull and a big Angus x Simmental Cow. I want to say Thank You to our club’s leaders for all the time you spend helping and coaching us members!
Rexstin Griffith
Hello! I am Rexstin Griffith and this is my 3rd year in 4H, and my final year as a junior member. I named my Steer Winchester because of my love for hunting, and I spent all last year hunting for the perfect Steer, and I found him!! Winchester is exceptionally quiet, as I took him to 3 shows this winter which he did great at. He is sired by one of our top performing Charolais Bulls and an Angus x Hereford Cow we purchased from Plover Lake Ranch a few years ago. Winchester is a long, thick, deep and smooth steer who will taste fantastic fresh off the BBQ this summer. I would like to thank Nate Horner Ranches for purchasing my last year’s 4H steer!
Meredith Gross
My name is Meredith Gross and this is my first year in 4H. I am 9 years old. This is my steer Spark. He’s Red Angus crossed with Simmental. He enjoys scratches on his back and being brushed on his tummy and I have had a very good year with him.
Tucker Clarke
Hello, my name is Tucker. This is my second year in 4-H. This is my first year having a Market Steer. My project’ s name is Jeff. He is a big, juicy, and fat Simmental X Angus. He is my favourite project yet because when we tie him up he tries to lay down because he is so lazy!!! I hope you can chomp on his yummy steak and fill your tummy. Thank you so much to all the 4-H buyers that support us!
Dexter Hutton
Hi my name is Dexter Hutton and this is my 7th year in 4-H. Mister is a really quiet, big framed Black Angus steer that will pack your deep freezer with some exceptional home raised beef. I have heard from past reviews that I raise some darn good tasting beef.
Our newest project this year was our Laying Hen Project! Five members took part and will have their Achievement Day prior to Show & Sale. They will have the opportunity to sell fertilized eggs, chicks and eggs for consumption at the Homestead Market in Stettler on May 10th. Look for their display of projects at Show and Sale!
Maycee Girard, Meredith Gross, Ocean Scheerschmidt, Calvin Gross, Harper Williams
This year’s Cleaver group was a great group with interested in many areas of the Multi Club including Beef, Swine, Lamb, Laying Hen and Crafts. New friends, experiences and animals were among the fun and they’re all excited to showcase projects on show day!
Our Flock is Growing! We are so excited to showcase 6 ewe lambs, 1 ewe yearling & 1 mature ewe all with lambs at side.
Super excited to have our first Flock joining us for Show and Sale!
Hello again! I am Rexstin Griffith and this is my 3 rd year in Market Lamb. I really enjoy the sheep side of 4H and continue to learn about raising Sheep. I purchased my lamb from the same place as last year and picked out a nice big ram lamb. I named him Ranger, as the New York Ranger’s are my favourite NHL team. Ranger was by far the longest lamb in the pen and carries his muscle from his shoulders down over his hips. I want to take the opportunity to say Thank You to my Uncle Weanie (Desertland Cattle Company) for purchasing my last year’s market lamb!
Kinzy Quaschnick
Hi my name is Kinzy Quaschnick. I'm a senior in the Hanna Rangeland 4H Club. My market lamb is named Cotton. She is a Suffolk x Ile de France. She has always been really friendly and will make yummy lamb chops.
Meredith Gross
My name is Meredith Gross and this is my first year in 4-H. I am 9 years old. This is my lamb “Ice Creamy Waffles Jellybean Tummy I Jumpy” (AKA Jellybean). He enjoys jumping and snuggling with his pal, Nibbles. I will miss his feisty attitude.
Ocean Scheerschmidt
My name is Ocean Scheerschmidt and this is my 4th year in 4-H. My market lambs name is lamb chop he is a Purebred Polled Dorset. He will fill year freezers and your stomach well. Thank you to my last years buyers Ray McKinnon for buying and supporting 4-H.
Jessica Wedlund
My name is Jessica Wedlund this is my first year in 4-H. My market lambs name is Elvis. He is a Shropshire. He will solve your hunger problems. Be careful he is a little bit rowdy.
Maya Hickle
Hi my name is Maya Hickle, I am a senior and this is my 8th year in 4-H. This is my second year raising a market lamb and I named him Billy. He is a Dorset cross, he weighed 75 lbs at weigh in and he is gaining nicely. Billy loves to go for walks but he loves his food even more! He has been a lot of fun to work with this spring.
Klyde Griffith
I am Klyde Grifith, and I also have a market lamb. I am a 1st year junior member but have been showing sheep the last three years as a Cleaver member. I really enjoy sheep and am excited to be in both Market and the Ewe projects this year. I picked out Mable from the same place as I purchased my Cleaver lamb last year. Mable stuck out in the pen as she was big and growthy. She is square with strong back legs that carry the muscle down from rack over the hip to the hock. I want to say Thank you to all the sponsors that help make the Hanna District 4H Achievement Day a success.
Leevi Quaschnick
My name is Leevi Quaschnick, I have been in 4-H for 5 years. My market lamb, Bagel, is a Suffolk x Ile De France lamb. I have had him since he was a month old. He loves to be in the top of the hay feeder to get all the choice feed. He is gaining excellent and will be a great addition to anyone's freezer.
Kinzy Quaschnick
Hi my name is Kinzy Quaschnick. My pigs name is Texas Roadhouse. His breed is a White Duroc x Landrace. He is out of a high yielding and high marbling bloodlines so he should have some very nice meat quality. He will have very nice hams and will be great in your freezer. Thank you to my last year buyer, Chester Bogi.
Leevi Quaschnick
My name is Leevi Quaschnick, I have been in 4-H for 5 years. My market pig, Jolly Rancher, is a Large Black x Hereford. He is very friendly and loves to swim in our dugout when I take him for walks. He is extremely long and will give plenty of pork chops. Thank you to my buyer Harvest Sky Pharmacy for buying my pig last year.
Klyde Griffith
Hi again! I am Klyde Griffith and this is my 1st year in market swine. I was so excited when the Sow farrowed last November to see her babies but since it was a blizzard, they didn’t come out of the straw for about a week. Ziggy is what I named my pig, she was so cute when she was little but boy did she scream when I chased her, that also got the mom excited! I no longer chase her because she chases me as she loves to be scratched and demands attention. Her favourite treat is fresh milk from the milk cow. Ziggy is a Hereford x Landrace pig who is long and square and will taste delicious with pancakes and syrup.
Rexstin Griffith
Me Again! I am Rexstin Griffith and this is my 3rd year in market swine. We purchased some Sows last year and a Boar so that we could make our own 4H projects. Let me tell you this has been an adventure and raising pigs isn’t that simple!! I named my Pig Borris because he was a huge piglet and survived a blizzard the night he was born. Borris is as thick as he is long and you are going to want to eat his bacon and chops! He is super friendly and loves drinking fresh milk off the milk cow daily! I would also like to thank Plover Lake Ranch for purchasing my last year’s pig.
Kaylie-Ann Baird
Hi, my name is Kaylie-Ann Baird and this is my first year with a market swine. My pig's name is Muffin. I chose this name as she will be good on my muffin at breakfast. She is a big black pig. Muffin loves to have her back scratched and loves to eat lots. What is a good thing as she will taste great. I will also be showing a market steer, red angus heifer, my Red Angus Maine Anjou cow calf pair. I can't wait to see you all at our show in Hanna this year on June 6 our Female day & June 7 our sale day.
Ocean Scheerschmidt
My name is Ocean Scheerschmidt. This is my 4th year in 4-H but my 1st year doing a swine project. My pig's name is jeff. He is a Spotted hog x Mieshan x Camborough x Yorkshire cross. He will fill your freezer and make some tasty bacon.
This year we had 2 Juniors and 4 Cleavers in our Craft project group. They worked on a variety of crafts & mediums and each made some great projects to display at the show June 6 & 7!
Great work Tucker Clarke, Harper Williams, Laynee Long, Porter Dupont, Jenner Long and Tate Clarke!
Push yourself!
No one else is going to do it for you!
Sale Order is subject to change based on show results. District Grand and Reserve Champion will sell first and each club will be lead off with their Club Grand and Reserve Champions.
Hanna Rangeland Multi Club
858 Kaydence Baird
859 Kaylie-Ann Baird
860 Laynee Long
864 Lincoln Nelner
866 Callie Mashon
869 Leevi Quaschnick
870 Kinzy Quaschnick
879 Clay Hutton
884 Ryland Ayrey
887 Colby Scott
889 Klyde Griffith
894 Rexstin Griffith
896 Meredith Gross
897 Tucker Clarke
900 Dexter Hutton
Hanna Rangeland 4-H Multi-Club– Continued
East Sounding Creek 4-H Beef Club–
HUGE Thank You to all who donated to our 2024 Charity Steer! The Hanna District raised $34,100 for Ronald McDonald House Charities Alberta!! We couldn’t have done it without our sponsors Adam, Brandi, Winston, Emmie & Jade Smith– Steer Donation, Travis & Nichole Foot– Animal Caretakers and Steven & Sandra Rude– Feed Donation
Our Charity Steer was able to fill the freezers at the Oyen & District Food Bank and Hanna Food Bank with over 400 lbs of meat each!
This overwhelming success was an amazing lesson in giving back to a meaningful cause. Many District families who have spent time within the walls of a Ronald McDonald House joined our graduates in the ring demonstrating the impact the organization has to our communities!
Born out of necessity to raise District funds in 2021while still socially distancing during COVID the online auction has become a popular event for both its donators and bidders. Every second year each family in the district donates an item to the auction to assist in raising funds to help cover costs associated with our annual Show and Sale. The auction isn’t limited to just members but it open to friends of 4-H as well and the response has been amazing! Collectively the three auctions held in 2021, 2023, and 2025 have raised over $40,000 which has helped cover costs for DLMS, building rent, shavings, judges, supper on sale day and trucking just to name a few expenses. Watch for the next online auction on Facebook in 2027!
2025 Show & Sale Sponsors
Homestead Angus
Nadine & Aaron Rude
Yake Contracting
Alisha Minchau
K Griffith Ranching
Westerlund Family
Henry’s Honey Box
Bar SW Land & Cattle
K&L Ranch
TD Bank
Eaton Farms
Hanna Museum
Ray’s Contraction
Solick Seeds Ltd
TransAlta
Madge Farms
Clint & Brittany Mohl
Doug & Shelley Norris
Handhills Aggregate
Shand Trucking
Coffee Break
Twin R Ranching
CarStar Hanna
Cody & Alyssa Gross
Norris Family
TL Andrew Livestock
Spondin Ag Society
CNRL
Brady Ranch
LPLS Sheep
Shiloh Cattle Company
Town of Hanna
UFA
Rude Land & Cattle
RG Trucking
Clay & Jessie Williams
Core Ag– Hanna
Coyote Acres & Sheep Trax
Diamond T Herefords
Fountain Tire– Oyen
Hanna Medical Foot Care
Silversmith Farms
Mappin Simmentals
Richdale Community Association
Shaun & Bobbi Soppit
CJS Farms Ltd
Wagstaff Land & Cattle
TQ Leather
Edgar & Pauline Scheerschmidt
Mashon Ranches
Clarence & Suzie O’Conner
Scott & Christa Viste
Mine Coulee Ranch
Bills Building Ltd
Flat Mountain Ranch
Bryon & Leanne Conners
Hardpan Ranching Ltd
Tanner Madge
Hanna Chrysler
Special Areas
Hanna Ag Society
For Sight Vision
Conners Bros Ltd
Harvest Sky Pharmasave
Stringer Ranch Ltd
Juanita Wagstaff | East Central Key Leader
Nadine Rude | General Leader
Liz Westerlund | Assistant General | Female Leader
Aaron Rude | Beef Leader
Trent Lyster | Assistant Beef Leader
Greg Norris | Beef Carcass Leader
Savanna Tye | Assistant Beef Carcass Leader
John Murray | Assistant Beef Carcass Leader
Shelaine Woods | Assistant Female Leader
Brandi Smith | Cleaver Leader
Riley Tye | Assistant Cleaver Leader
Kindra Mashon | General Leader | Beef Carcass Leader
Joleen Scott | Assistant General | Assistant Craft
Blaine Nelner | Market Beef Leader
L.A Baird | Assistant General Leader
Harley Hutton | Assistant Market Beef
Kari Dupont | Cleaver Leader | Craft Leader
Heather Clarke | Assistant Cleaver
Alyssa Gross | Laying Hen Leader | Assistant Cleaver
