Charolais Journal April 2016

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EPDs

LT M852822 BW: 86 lbs.

Rank

CE

8.1

15%

BW

-1.2

20%

WW

42

4%

YW

81

2%

Milk

17

9%

MCE

4.5

Mtnl

38

2%

SC

1.2

15%

CW

30

10%

REA

0.57

20%

FAT

0.043

MARB

0.26

6%

TSI 227.46

1%

4004 Pld LT Ledger 0332 P x LT Silver Distance 5342P AWW: 886 lbs. • Ratio: 111

AYW: 1,451 lbs. • Ratio: 113

Semen:

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$25/Straw; $35 Signing Fee Exportable Semen Available.

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Official Publication of the American-International Charolais Association

ON The Cover–

Photo by Floyd Wampler at Ezy-B-Farms, Sparta, Tenn.

Cover by Molly Schoen

V o l . 40, N o .2

Features

21 Neonatal Calf Diarrhea (“Scours”)

By Melissa DePriest, DVM

23 2016 Junior National Show & Leadership Conference Show Me Your Charolais on Route 66

45 AI Advances in the Beef Industry

By Heather Smith Thomas

Journal Staff J. Neil Orth CPI President

David Hobbs

Manager

Molly Schoen

Editor

Kaitlyn Lewis

Columns 17 32

Advertising Coordinator

Field Representatives Refer to page 18

Charolais journal 11700 NW Plaza Circle • Kansas City, MO 64153

phone (816) 464-5977 • fax (816) 464-5759

www.charolaisusa.com

Charolais Viewpoint by J. Neil Orth

Good Markets Never Last

Junior Viewpoint by Hadley Schotte

Lessons Learned

Activities & Reference 18 20 42 50 77

Association Updates Sales Review Non-Point Show Results AIJCA News Notes AICA News Notes

87 Roll of Excellence Show Results 90 Calendar 92 Advertisers’ Index

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Thanks!

We appreciate the buyers from 5 states who made selections in our Annual Bull Sale, February 13.

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BHD Asset B178 P

EPDs: 3.1 3.2 39 75 9 2.7 28 1.1

JDJ Resource Z365 P

EPDs: -0.6 3.4 45 75 6 0.7 28 1.7

M6 Bells & Whistles 258P

EPDs: 6.5 -1.4 42 72 12 4.3 33 1.4

Big Creek Game Changer 192 PET

EPDs: 0.3 1.8 37 59 1 -1.6 19 0.8

LT Blue Moon 3053 PLD

EPDs: 3.8 0.3 29 43 20 7.7 34 1.1

TR Mr Wrangle Up 2502Z

EPDs: 7.0 0.3 39 70 7 6.1 27 1.4

BJCF Watt Z36

EPDs: 9.6 -1.3 16 22 0 7.0 8 0.4

LT Patriot 4004 PLD

EPDs: 8.1 -1.2 42 81 17 4.5 38 1.2

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EPDs: 6.0 -3.8 46 65 10 -2.1 33 1.4

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When Plans Call for A

Superior Product...

LT Commander is built on a Foundation of Proven Herd Sires.

He is Structurally Correct from the Ground Up, Boasting Superior Feet and Conformation. Trimmed Out with Soft Hair, Style, and a Good Temperament.

LT Commander 4038P

LT Long Distance x LT Bluegrass x Eatons Royal Dynasty • BW: 80 lbs.

• AWW/R: 871 lbs./109 • AYW/R: 1,399 lbs./109 EPDs % rank

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CE 10.9 4

BW -3.7 3

WW 27

• IMF Ratio: 139 • REA Ratio: 107 • SC: 37 cm.

YW 46

Milk 23 1

MCE TM 6.3 37 2

SC 0.7

REA 0.08

MB 0.32 3

TSI 196.92

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Double-H Charolais

Genetic Excellence Embryo and Fall Born Show Heifer Sale

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Saturday, April 23, 2016

Lots close at 7:00 PM CDT.

Thank you for supporting our February Embryo Sale on CharAuctions!

CML Pld Ginny 4T

CML Distinction 318A

Our recent Canadian purchase.

Embryos selling by TR PZC Mr Turton

Canadian National Champion Bull and full brother to CML Pld Ginny 4T.

DA Ms Marion 328P ET

WCR Ms Design 7228 P

Embryos selling by Bells & Whistles and Rio Bravo

Embryos selling by Cigar

Keep in mind — We are traveling down I-35 or I-29 in early May to the Sale of Excellence in College Station, Texas. Delivery of heifers or embryos may be coordinated on this trip.

Contact Harlin.

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Double-H Tipper 026X Embryos selling by CML Distinction and Ledger

Double-H Charolais

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LT Ledger 0332 Pld 2015 Spring Trait Leader

RBM TR Rhinestone Z38 Pld Balanced Numbers

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Cedardale Abracadabra 123A Pld Top 15% BW Canada

TR DSUL 100 Proof B24 ET 47th National Reserve Grand

ZKCC Game On 266Z Pld $25,000 Daughter, National Sale

TR PZC Mr Assertion 924 ET Pld “Gunsmoke” The best kept secret!

Merit Roundup 9508W Pld Sired 2014 Breeders Classic Grand

KAYR Velocity 812Z Pld Top 1% WW; 4% YW Canada

His dam – the Powerful “0641”

LT Commander 4038 P Top 3% BW; 1% Milk

Big Creek Game Changer 192 PET Great look! Stout!

Cedardale Zeal 125Z Pld Agribition Class Winning Son

Bar S Rapid Fire 3859 P 2016 Denver Grand

PZC Bottoms Up 5011 ET P The talk of Denver!

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They have The Look!

First Calves — • Average BW: 79.3 lbs.

• Square hipped, added substance, long bodied • Fancy!

TR Mr Diablo 2742Z ET Diablo x Mustang Sally • EPDs: 1.9 30 51 14 29 1.2

Semen: $20/straw; $35 signing Diablo’s Fancy Mr Diablo x Hoodoo Grand Charolais Ring A&B Kansas AGR

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Mike & Sara Kisner - Connor & Cannon 5805 PERKINS RD • DE SOTO, MO 63020 (636) 586-2299 • (636) 236-0306 cell wildindianacres@yahoo.com Tad Owings • 660-998-2557 Herdsman

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WIA Ms Rihanna 159 Mr Diablo x Marion 328

She sells April 25!

Mark Rickabaugh 27570 NE 2150 Road Greely, KS 66033 (785) 760-2497

gone Online Show Heifer & Embryo Sale!!!!

12 Top Show Heifers Sell

Monday, April 25, 2016

This Auction begins at noon CST and bidding begins to close at 7 p.m. CST.

Please attend the

Wild Indian Acres Open House • April 23 & 24 Junior Judging Contest April 23 at noon Top Jr. Judge: $500 credit in sale or $200 in cash

RF Ms Stealth 557, BD: 9-2-15 MCF Bohannon 305A x RF Ms Stealth 964 P Also selling 3 embryos by Bohannon out of dam of RF Ms Stealth 964.

WIA Ms Rihanna 159, BD: 9-21-15 TR Mr Diablo 2742Z ET x DA Ms Marion 328 P ET

Also selling 3 full sib embryos!

RF Ms Nancy 553, BD: 9-1-15

WIA Ms Celine Pld, BD: 9-14-15 TR Mr Diablo 2742Z ET x ACE Ms Megan-Elko-ET 8555

MCF Bohannon 305A x RF-ACE Ms Nancy 7711 P ET

Also selling 3 full sib embryos!

Choice

of a flush in National Champion Big Creek Angel P 131 daughter or grand daughter.

Cox Miss Ledger 2599, BD: 7-8-15 Cox Ledger 2218 x JCR Ms Firewater 945 P

Creek Cut Beauty 683 P Creek Cut Jeannine 508

WDZ CC Katelyn 4013 P ET 2014 National Jr. Calf Champion.

A full sister fall calving pregnancy sells!

SCR Bronco 9026 Selling 1/4 semen interest & 200 units of semen.

For more information, call

Sale Manager

Greg Hubert P.O. Box 100 Oakley, KS 67748 785-672-3195 (office) 785-672-7449 (cellular)

DA Cash 732 P ET Selling 1/4 semen interest & 250 units of semen.

Full brother to DA Passport & WC I’ll Have Another!

The Dale Ridder Family 1585 Little Bay Road Hermann, MO 65041 Derek: 573-680-4692 ridder-farms@hotmail.com Dale: 573-680-4691 www.ridderfarms.com

Mike & Sara Kisner - Connor & Cannon 5805 PERKINS RD • DE SOTO, MO 63020 (636) 586-2299 • (636) 236-0306 cell wildindianacres@yahoo.com Tad Owings • 660-998-2557 Herdsman A P R I L 2 0 1 6  15

e n o t s e l i M

WC

5223 P

Semen: $30/straw $35 Signing EPDs

CE 3.5 BW 1.8 WW 43 YW 69 M 11 MCE 6.5 TM 32 SC 1.1 REA 1.16

Homozygous Polled Reg#: M865273

Sire: WC Benelli 2134 P (Passport x J139)

• Top selling bull in the 2016 WC Bull Sale $125,000 for 1/2 interest.

• Ultrasound REA Ratio: 144

Dam: WC Lady Blue 0506 P (Blue Value x Wind x 5078)

• Member of the 2016 Denver Grand Pen of Three • Sound, balanced, eye appealing

MILESTONE PARTNERS Wild Indian Acres Sturgess Double S Severance Diamond Ranch

Carstens Farms, Ltd. Garrett Charolais John Gibson Family

For Semen Contact Phone: (979) 693-0388 Toll Free: (800) 786-4066 FAX: (979) 693-7994 Email: carl@bovine-elite.com

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Cavender Ranches Southern Cattle Co. Lehmann Cattle Co.

Ronnie Gearlds & Family Tad Owings Family

Wright Charolais Richmond, MO 816-776-3512 Farm Office 816-456-3792 Derry Cell 816-529-2190 Chris Cell

J. Neil Orth, Executive Vice President

VIEWPOINT

CHAROLAIS Good Markets Never Last

Good people, good cattle and good customers do.

Heading into spring, there seemed to be lots of coffee shop talk about the downturn in the market. And, for good reason. Calf prices dropped significantly and the domino effect began to impact the commercial cow-calf and registered business.

As 2015 came to an end, the seedstock sector moved into spring with a bit of trepidation compared to last year. At more than halfway through the spring sale season, the market has performed much better than expected. The commercial market began to level and the bearish market turned neutral to, in some areas, even bullish.

Most of you will have seen the 2015 sale averages appearing in the March issue of the Charolais Journal. During a year of unprecedented demand for cattle and a welcome reprieve from the drought across the country, nearly 5,000 Charolais bulls sold for more than $32.9 million, up more than $1,500 over 2014. More than 1,900 females grossed another $8.3 million for a grand

makers is arguably one of the most relevant challenges we face in the entire beef industry.

The Beef Improvement Federation has long been a directional indicator for both registered and commercial cow-calf sectors. Industry thought leaders gather each year to discuss technology breakthroughs as well as proven and traditional systems that continue to be important to good beef production.

A primary focus for the 2016 BIF meetings will be on entire food chain production. The opening session, “Opportunities for the Beef Value Chain: Can we become more coordinated and more profitable?” will set the stage for a full two days of meetings.

Plans are being finalized for the 2016 AIJCA Junior National Show & Leadership Conference at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds, Springfield, Mo. The week-long AIJCA event is one of the largest, most well attended junior breed functions in America. Each year, space in this column is dedicated

“An underlying fact remains regardless of market cycle. The registered and commercial cow-calf business is still about relationships and customer service.”

total of $41.8 million returned to Charolais seedstock producers across America.

Every realist acknowledged it would likely be a long time before the seedstock market performed as well as it did in 2015. However, the economists and analysts still express cautious optimism in the strength of the market moving forward. One of our biggest hurdles, economic struggles globally, remain totally out of our control yet are dramatically impacting our export markets.

An underlying fact remains regardless of market cycle. The registered and commercial cow-calf business is still about relationships and customer service. During stressful times in the market, producers with sound relationships, customer service that goes above and beyond, plus solid cattle always seems to weather the storms.

Building relationships take time and effort. Summer provides a great place to either visit your customers, take in some junior events or national events such as Beef Improvement Federation that will be held June 14-17, in Manhattan, Kansas. While some might perceive these events as frivolous, the importance of building relationships with the next generation of decision

to reminding the adults of the importance of the summer junior events.

From an outsider’s perspective, it’s another cattle show. However, the reality of the value of the event is much, much more. Every youth participant has been willing to put in the hours to learn about the husbandry of the cattle business, most always learning from a Mom or Dad or an older sibling. While some will argue the value of competition, every youngster learns that, no matter how hard we try, we don’t always win. And sometimes even our best efforts aren’t good enough. That’s life. There’s no better place to learn life’s lessons than among your peers. Whether you have children or grandchildren involved in AIJCA or you are simply a Charolais producer, the AIJCA Junior National Show & Leadership Conference is an event to add to your calendar If you can make it to the AIJCA Junior National, the Beef Improvement Federation or the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association summer meetings, these are great opportunities to meet new customers and reconnect with existing customers. Good markets never last. Good people, good cattle and good customers do.

CHAROLAIS JOURNAL

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AICA and AIJCA NEW MEMBERS

Arkansas

Rustyn W Ray Cattle 9012 Leatrice Dr Little Rock, AR 72227 Willow Springs Cattle Co 14844 Walker Road Prairie Grove, AR 72753

Georgia Madison M Abbs  133 Hudson River Dr Commerce, GA 30530

Illinois

Ryan Robb PO Box 6192 Champaign, IL 61826

Indiana Laurel I Clark  3351 N 900 E Fowler, IN 47944

Iowa

Axmear Farms 3963 100th St Malcom, IA 50157 Pacey Dawn Hawkins  28433 203rd Ave Cincinnati, IA 52549 Kent Farms 11326 500th St Lucas, IA 50151 Alyssa M Kent  11326 500th St Lucas, IA 50151

Kansas

Bluff Ranch Charolais 1948 Hwy 96 Rush Center, KS 67575 LL Charolais 212 S 4th St Seneca, KS 66538

Kentucky

Dustin Gosser 336 R Gosser Rd Russell Springs, KY 42642 Kurt Johnson 1108 Bondurant Lane Benton, KY 42025 Mika J Malone  723 Ky Hwy 1771 Cynthiana, KY 41031

Michigan

Sexton Farms LLC 693 N Freemont Coldwater, MI 49036

Minnesota Tanner J Morrison  37104 State Hwy 30 Peterson, MN 55962

Missouri Dustin J Daehn  720 Lindberg Rd Cuba, MO 65453 Tyler J Livengood  454 NW 900 Rd Warrensburg, MO 64093

Mississippi

JTM Farms LLC 109 Ford Ave Newton, MS 39345

Nebraska

Coyote Canyons Ranch 35807 Dr 714 Trenton, NE 69044 Garrett G Dearmont  79121 467th Ave Loup City, NE 68853

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UPDATES

ASSOCIATION

Tim Reichers 13563 W State Hwy 41 Wilber, NE 68465 Riley & Stephanie Seda 42241 Rifle Creek Road Anselmo, NE 68813 Jara Settles 84663 Hwy 35 Hoskins, NE 68740

Oklahoma Emory Addison Gray  5893 County Rd 1470 Ada, OK 74820 Linthicum Ranch PO Box 126 Welch, OK 74369 Mc Lemore Farms 3475 Co St 2940 Bradley, OK 73011 Rocking 4S Charolais 12427 N 1990 Road Carter, OK 73627 SC Double J Charolais 11624 NS 3590 PO Box 721 Seminole, OK 74868

Oregon

AMERICAN-INTERNATIONAL CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION 11700 N.W. Plaza Circle  Kansas City, MO 64153  Phone: (816) 464-5977 Fax: (816) 464-5759  E-Mail: info@charolaisusa.com  Website: www.charolaisusa.com

ASSOCIATION STAFF

Executive Vice President J. Neil Orth  ext. 101 north@charolaisusa.com

Recording Secretary Marilou Wegner  ext. 400

mwegner@charolaisusa.com

Director of Activities David Hobbs  ext. 200

dhobbs@charolaisusa.com

Youth Activities Coordinator Kaitlyn Lewis  ext. 201 klewis@charolaisusa.com

Administrative Assistant Affiliates Coordinator Judy Clements  ext. 102

jclements@charolaisusa.com

Controller

Lewis Meyer  ext. 300 lmeyer@charolaisusa.com

AICA OFFICERS

President

Bill Nottke 11027 Chateau Chura Sunset Hills, MO 63128 (314) 843-2930

Vice President

John Chism 1442 Lillie’s Ferry Road Winchester, KY 40391 (859) 744-8909

Secretary

Georgeanne Webb 317 Old Vineland SCH Easley, SC 29640 (864) 246-6203

Treasurer

Bill Romans 3801 Old Stage Rd Harper, OR 97906 (541) 358-2921

Ex-Officio

Phillip A William 1807 Danner Loop Rd Jordan Valley, OR 97910

Asst. Recording Secretary Maggie Smithee  ext. 401

South Dakota

Larry Lehman P.O. Box 700 Tioga, TX 76271 (972) 529-8723

To use the extension numbers listed for the above staff, phone (816) 464-2474.

CPI BOARD

Mikkelson Ranch 532 S Wheatland Ave Sioux Falls, SD 57106

msmithee@charolaisusa.com

Board of Directors

Noel Wayne Harlan 461 Bakerton Rd Red Boiling Springs, TN

Olivia D Lock  8351 Old Hwy 70 Tigrett, TN 38070

Texas

Abrameit Livestock PO Box 192 Cuero, TX 77954 Eduardo Concha  3104 Kent St Lufkin, TX 75901 Victoria Concha  3104 Kent St Lufkin, TX 75901 Katie L Culbreth  2833 Westside Drive Pasadena, TX 77502 Alysa M Gonzalez  2833 Westside Dr Pasadena, TX 77502 Camille A Greer  4557 FM 417E Shelbyville, TX 75973 Claire C Hadley  4135 Ave E Santa Fe, TX 77510 Mauldin Land & Cattle PO Box 1794 Pampa, TX 79066 David Saenz 2113 E Travis St Laredo, TX 78043 Ruth M Smith 1402 Wilson Heights Dr Austin, TX 78746 Mel Steubing 22931 Fossil Ridge San Antonio, TX 78261

Virginia

Gerry Scott 22742 Cobb House Rd Middleburg, VA 20117

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President J. Neil Orth

Tennessee

FIELD STAFF Southeast Representative

Floyd Wampler 207 Sparger Rd. Bristol, TN 37620-8846 Cell - (423) 612-2144 fwampler@charolaisusa.com

Bill Nottke John Chism Georgeanne Webb Bill Romans

AIJCF BOARD of TRUSTEES

Chairman & Trustee Larry Lehman

Trustees

Southwest Representative

Alan Vedvei Harlin Hecht J. Neil Orth Kaitlyn Lewis

North Central Representative

Fundraising Chairman

Cody Beck Cell - (765) 719-1622 cbeck@charolaisusa.com

Colt Keffer Cell - (765) 376-8784 ckeffer@charolaisusa.com

West Representative

Weston Geppert Cell - (605) 933-1387 westongeppert@hotmail.com

Other Regions

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AICA DIRECTORS BY AREA Area 1 Bill Romans 3801 Old Stage Rd Harper, OR 97906 (541) 358-2921

Area 9 Nathan Reinhart 70 Songbird Road Pleasant Plains, AR 72568 (870) 613-3057

Area 2 Dennis Metzger 22600 Blue Jay Ln Anderson, CA 96007 (308) 544-6445

Area 10 Robb Creasey 7500 E 1450th St. Macomb, IL 61455 (309) 354-3223

Area 3 Troy Thomas 18441 Capri Place Harrold, SD 57536 (605) 973-2448

Area 11 John Chism 1442 Lillie’s Ferry Road Winchester, KY 40391 (859) 744-8909

Area 4 Spencer Schrader 2118 Oxbow Rd Wells, KS 67467 (785) 488-2135

Area 12 Jimmy Ray Parish 506 Holly Hills Rd #92 Columbus, MS 39705 (662) 312-8372

Area 5 Larry Ludeke P.O. Box 186 Liverpool, TX 77577 (832) 439-4666

Area 13 Silas Maxwell 1120 Welcome Grove Rd Mosheim, TN 37818 (423) 552-4072

Area 6 Bradley Bracewell 737 Hill Rd Tioga, TX 76271 (940) 230-3265

Area 14 Dotty Macy 1039 Heaps Rd Street, MD 21154 (772) 713-4061

Area 7 Marty Lewis 9411 W 56th St S Monroe, IA 50170 (515) 250-2362

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AICA COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN & VICE CHAIRMEN Activities

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Junior Council

VICE CHAIRMAN John Chism Area 11 Director

VICE CHAIRMAN John Chism Area 11 Director

VICE CHAIRMAN Linda Hickam 14042 Hwy FF Thompson, MO 65285 (573) 682-3470

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VICE CHAIRMAN Laci Bracewell 737 Hill Rd. Tioga, TX 76271 (940) 230-3265

VICE CHAIRMAN Wade Small HC 35 Box 30 Mountain City, NV 89831 (208) 243-1813

VICE CHAIRMAN Harlin Hecht 16732 283rd Ave Paynesville, MN 56362 (320) 243-4386

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CHAIRMAN Robb Creasey Area 10 Director

CHAIRMAN Larry Ludeke Area 5 Director

VICE CHAIRMAN Jeannine Doughty P.O. Box 523 Harrisonville, MO 64701 (816) 616-8838

VICE CHAIRMAN Bill Romans Area 1 Director

VICE CHAIRMAN Bill Romans Area 1 Director

CHAIRMAN Richard Clark P.O. Box 9 Tazewell, TN 37879 (423) 626-5892

CHAIRMAN Mike Schumacher Area 8 Director

CHAIRMAN Nathan Reinhart Area 9 Director

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CHAIRMAN Rex Ricketts Rt. 3 14800 Tucker School Rd Hallsville, MO 65255 (573) 882-4553

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Charolais Sale Results Sales are listed in sale date order. A list of sales in this issue is provided below.

Sioux Empire Farm Show Charolais Sale Soreide Charolais Ranch “Bull Power” Bull Sale Highview Charolais Farm Bull Sale 2016 Charolais For Profit Bull Sale M&M Charolais Bull Sale Stewart & Steffensen 9th Annual Bull Sale Iowa Beef Expo Charolais Sale Bina Charolais 21st Annual Powerhouse Bull Sale Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic R Lazy B Ranch Annual Production Sale Kentucky Beef Expo Charolais Sale Hang’n A Cattle Company 13th Annual Rancher’s Choice Bull Sale Rogers Bar HR “Turn – Out” Charolais Bull Sale Doll Ranch 36th Annual Production Sale Double H Charolais Bull Sale Sandmeier Charolais 35th Anniversary Bull Sale Windy Hill Charolais Farms & Guests 19th Annual Gateway Getaway Production Sale Mead Farms Performance Tested Bull Sale Peterson Farms Charolais 23rd Annual Top Pick Bull Sale Effertz Key Ranch 38th Annual Bull Sale Nipp Charolais Spring Bull Sale Wright Charolais 9th Annual Bull Sale

Sioux Empire Farm Show Charolais Sale Sioux Falls, S.D.  January 28, 2016 Auctioneer: Seth Weishaar, Belle Fourche, SD Averages: 14 Yearling Bulls................................ $3,350 2 Females........................................... $4,125 16 Lots.......................................... $3,463 Total Sale Gross................................ $55,400

$6,750 – Bull. SCR Sir Blend 578, 3-10-15,

by WDZ Firemaker 6062. To Allerdink Ranch, Plevna, Mont.

Highview Charolais Farm Bull Sale

From Chris Hess, Muenster, Texas. To Dale Holly, Muldoon, Texas. $4,500 – Long Yearling Bull. RE Chief 154, 6-28-14, by RE Commander 260 P ET. From Rick & Cindy Evans, Brownwood, Texas. To Demry Wright, Goliad, Texas. $4,300 – Two-Year-Old Bull. CCC Distance 418 P ET, 2-18-14, by LT Long Distance 9001 Pld. From Dicken Charolais, Poplar Bluff, Mo. To Jeffrey Fox, Lake Arthur, La.

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Mobridge, S.D.  Februrary 8, 2016

High-selling lots: $5,750 – Bull. VCR Prince 505P, 2-3-15, by VCR Sir Duke 9918 ET P. FromVedvei Charolais Ranch, Lake Preston, S.D. To Jerrod Frost, Iroquios, S. D.

Auctioneer: Seth Weishar, Bell Fouche, S.D. 31 Bulls.............................................. $3,838 5 Open Heifers................................... $2,250 36 Lots.......................................... $3,617 Total Sale Gross.............................. $130,230

$4,750 – Female. NGC Leah 517C ET, 1-2415, by KEYS All State 149X. From North Grove Charolais, Grove City, Minn. To Lance Roeckel, Larchwood, Iowa.

By: Weston Geppert

Auctioneer: Joel Birdwell, Kingfisher, Okla.

Sale Manager: Hubert Cattle Sales, Oakley, Kan.

High-selling lots: $8,500 – Bull. HCF Blue Tradition$ 5039, 3-30-15, by LT Money Maker 0092P. To Todd Biel, Java, S.D.

Averages: 29 Two-Year-Old Bulls........................ $4,460 38 Long Yearling Bulls........................ $3,276 67 Lots.......................................... $3,789 Total Sale Gross.............................. $253,875

$4,500 – Bull. WELLS/DZC Mr ‘Thriv’In” 508, 2-2-15, by WELLS Mr. Just In 3861.

From Wells Charolais, Conde, S.D. To Drew Huber, Conde, S.D. $4,500 – Bull. BVD Mr Chaos 1509 ET, 2-6-15, by KEYS Allstate 149X. From Vandyke Charolais, Elkton, S.D. To Mike McCall, Castana, Iowa.

Soreide Charolais Ranch “Bull Power” Bull Sale

$6,500 – Bull. HCF Northern Value 5024, 3-19-15, by LT Blue Value 7903 ET. To Kent Schneider, McLaughlin, S.D. $6,250 – Bull. HCF Monemaker 5059 Pld, 4-14-15, by HCF Money Maker 3039 P. To Kent Schneider. $5,500 – Bull. HCF Itasca 5044 Pld, 4-2-15,

by LT Bluegrass 0392P. To Dallas Knoblach, Hills, Minn.

Bowman, N.D.  January 29, 2016

2016 Charolais For Profit Bull Sale

Auctioneer: Scott Weishaar, Golva, N.D.

Columbus, Texas  February 13, 2016

Average: 61 Yearling Bulls.......................... $4,385 Total Sale Gross.............................. $267,485

Auctioneer: Greg Clifton, North Richland Hills, Texas Sale Manager: Outfront Cattle Services, College Station, Texas

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Average: 63 Bulls........................................ $3,275 Total Sale Gross.............................. $206,300

$6,750 – Bull. SCR Sir Superman 5165, 4-1615, by SCC Superman 617P. To Jim Lowman, A P R I L 2016

$6,750 – Bull. SCR Sir Pro 5121, 3-15-15, by SCC Pro 38X. To Krinke Ranch of Scranton, N.D.

By: Weston Geppert

High-selling lots: $8,000 – Bull. SCR Sir Avalanche 532, 3-2215, by BS Avalanche B302. To Jerry Woodbury, Carson, N.D.

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By: Cody Beck High-selling lots: $4,600 – Yearling Bull. BPC Wrangler BX41 B068 Pld, 8-11-14, by WR Wrangler W601.

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Perry, Okla.  February 13, 2016

By: David Hobbs High-selling lots: $8,750 – Two-Year-Old Bull. W4 New Standard 4065 Pld, 5-8-14, by M6 New Standard 842 P ET. To Ulrich Young, Praque, Okla. $8,500 – Two-Year-Old Bull. M&M Ledger 4024 Pld ET, 4-16-14, by LT Ledger 0332 P. To Lindamond Ranch, Virgil, Kan. $7,000 – Long Yearling Bull. M&M 2578 4516 Pld, 9-27-14, by M&M Grid Maker 2578 Pld ET. To Lindamond Ranch. $6,200 – Long Yearling Bull. M&M Sleep Easy 4515 Pld, 9-27-14, by M6 Sleep Easy 734 Pld. To 21 Ranch, Chickasha, Okla. $6,100 – Two-Year-Old Bull. GH Long Distance 4006 Pld, 4-2-14, by LT Long Distance 9001 Pld. To Clay Boehs, Ringwood, Okla. $6,000 – Two-Year-Old Bull. M&M Long Distance 4012 Pld, 4-5-14, by LT Long Distance 9001 Pld. To Lindskov Ranch, Isabel, S.D. Sales Review continued on page 48

Neonatal Calf Diarrhea (“Scours”) By: Melissa DePriest, DVM Your first calf of the year just hit the ground. This is the beginning of the most exciting, labor intensive, frustrating, and rewarding part of the cow-calf operation. Since there are so many things happening at this critical time, there is one thing which you should develop a plan before the calving season begins—minimizing calf scours.

Dr. Melissa DePriest is a 2013 graduate of the University of Missouri and works for Livestock Veterinary Service in Eldon, Missouri. She is a food animal exclusive practitioner that works primarily with cow-calf and stocker beef operations. Dr. DePriest and Livestock Veterinary Service also provide non-traditional veterinary services such as production record management and nutritional consulting.

Economic impact Neonatal calf diarrhea (AKA: Calf Scours) occurs during the first month of life and is the most common and important disease of beef cattle in this age group. It results in the largest economic losses for nursing calves due to treatment costs, long-term reduction in performance, and death. If unsuccessfully managed, calf diarrhea can cause losses severe enough to bankrupt an operation in a single calving season.

Clinical signs Calves with diarrhea have a watery, bloody, and/or discolored stool that many times can be seen matted to the hair around the tail. Energy levels of the calf can vary from normal to unresponsive depending on the severity of the case. Calves that are newly infected may reduce their intake of milk before they become noticeably sick. For this reason, the first clinical sign is often a tight or full udder in cows or heifers with calves, and is easily overlooked during pasture checks.

Diarrhea causes the calf ’s body to become acidic. Rapid breathing is the body’s most common response to correct acidosis. For this reason, calves with diarrhea can easily be misdiagnosed with respiratory disease, since they may be panting. Be sure to fully evaluate nursing calves that appear to have difficulty breathing, since respiratory disease is fairly uncommon in this age group of calves. It is important to realize that breathing will normalize in calves with severe diarrhea once electrolytes balance and hydration status normalizes following treatment and recovery.

Pathogens involved Bacteria, viruses, protozoa, or intestinal parasites can be involved in neonatal calf diarrhea. These agents are most commonly spread through fecal-oral transfer between animals. It is important to realize that the pathogens that cause diarrhea in calves can also be found in healthy cows and calves. What this means is that these agents do not always cause disease. For diarrhea to develop, there must either be a high pathogen load that a normal immune system cannot combat, or the animal’s immune system has been compromised.

Regardless of the pathogen(s) involved, most calves recover from diarrhea uneventfully following early intervention with supportive care. For this reason, don’t get too wrapped up in determining the pathogen responsible for an individual case. There are times when knowing the involved pathogens can be important—for example, if there is a severe outbreak that doesn’t respond to supportive care or if people that handle the sick calves develop gastrointestinal signs themselves. A fecal culture, flotation, and/ or virus identification can be performed to determine the pathogen(s) involved. Keep in mind, diarrhea can cause severe damage to the lining of the intestine and colon and the pathogen initially causing disease may no longer be present in the feces by the time a sample is taken. Many times, more than one pathogen can be found in a fecal sample and it is difficult to determine which is primary or secondary. continued on page 78 CHAROLAIS JOURNAL

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Ramada Plaza Hotel & Oasis Convention Center 2546 N. Glenstone Ave, Springfield, MO 65803 Reservations: (888) 532-4338 Charolais Junior National Rate: $86/night + tax Rate cut-off: May 27, 2016 Additional Hotel Blocks—

Airline Information Springfield-Branson National Airport (SGF) is located approximately 10 miles from the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds.

Registration Information

Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites 2720 N. Glenstone Ave, Springfield, MO 65803 Reservations: (417) 865-8600 Charolais Junior National Rate: $82/night + tax Rate cut-off: May 27, 2016

Junior

All junior participants and youth of AIJCA membership age, must have an active AIJCA membership, with dues paid and must register for the conference. This includes participation in any events, including the shows.

Doubletree Hotel Springfield 2431 N. Glenstone Ave, Springfield, MO 65803 Reservations: (417) 831-3131 Charolais Junior National Rate: $109/night + tax Rate cut-off: May 26, 2016

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The $50 Conference Registration fee for juniors and adults includes the following: conference sessions and materials • an official 2016 Junior National T-shirt • 3 breakfasts • 2 lunches • 3 dinners including the Thursday evening Annual Awards Banquet meal ticket

Adults are encouraged to register for the conference as they receive the same meal, conference materials and activity benefits, as listed on the schedule. The conference registration fee is a great deal!

The Ozark Empire Fairgrounds offer camping facilities, including full service hook-ups, restrooms and showers for $30/night. For reservations and more information, contact Melody Simpson (417) 331-1410.

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Important Deadlines AIJCF Scholarship Application Deadline April 30th Early Registration Deadline May 10th Late Registration and Ownership Deadline May 20th* *Late fees apply

AIJCA Board of Director Application Deadline May 20th Bedding Fee Includes: Common Mulch Bedding Provided in Stalls and Tie-Outs. *Fee included with animal registration fees.

Additional bedding for sale on location.

The AIJCA Junior National is a non-alcohol event.

Junior National Agreement of Responsibility and Liability It is clearly understood and agreed that the AmericanInternational Charolais Association and its officials, directors, employees and agents (hereinafter collectively referred to as “The Association”) shall not be responsible for any damage, loss or injury to any person or property which is caused directly or indirectly for any reason. The exhibitor, owner, their agents and/ or representatives (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Participants”), agree to indemnify and hold the Association harmless for any damage, injury or loss suffered during or in connection with the AIJCA’s Junior National. In the event the Association is subject to any expense or liability, including, but not limited to consultant fees, legal or court costs, The Association management labor and expenses, expenses and/ or costs for blood, tissue, urine, hide and/or carcass sampling and testing incurred as a result of the Association’s rules and regulations violations and all agreements thereunder, including, but not limited to unethical fitting, filling, meat tampering, illegal or nonapproved use of drugs, medication and/or prohibited substance(s) as a result of Participants involvement in the AIJCA’s Junior National, Participant shall indemnify and hold harmless The Association for all damage, expenses or liabilities incurred as a result thereof.

Participant may also be subject to criminal charges.

The Participant will have full control, custody, care and feeding of any animal(s) and/or personal property which are brought on or about the premises of the site of AIJCA’s Junior National.

It is clearly understood and agreed between the parties, that as a material condition to any participant entering or showing at the AIJCA’s Junior National.

The Association will at no time have control, custody or care of any animal(s) and/or personal property which are brought on or about the AIJCA’s Junior National.

For the overall working of the show, the Participant will maintain control, custody, care and feeding for any and all animals and/or personal property in accordance with rules and regulations of the AIJCA’s Junior National, and in no way will the Association be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur or be caused by an animal or personal property.

By submitting an application for entry, Participants agree to comply with all the rules and regulations governing the AIJCA’s Junior National as published in the rules and governed under the AmericanInternational Charolais Association rules. Further, these provisions include total ownership and possession of the entry, continuous possession and care and provisions against unethical fitting, filling and/ or alteration of conformation and color of animal(s), meat tampering and illegal or non-approved use of drugs, medication and/or prohibited substance.

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Show Rules and Regulations Shows held at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds in the Arena Exhibitor Rules For All Shows

1. All junior exhibitors must be paid active members of the American-International Junior Charolais Association (AIJCA).

2. Junior exhibitors, 8 years of age or older on May 20, 2016, are eligible to show at Junior National.

If you are a junior member as of January 1 of the Junior National year and turn 22 before May 20, you are still eligible to compete in all contests and shows as a junior.

3. Eligibility of Entries: Registration and/or transfer of ownership must be recorded in the AICA office in the sole name of the exhibitor by May 10, 2016 or May 20, 2016 for late registration with a fee.

LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. 4. All junior exhibitors must participate in one Junior National Contest to be eligible to compete in the cattle shows.

5. Health Requirements: Rules and regulations of the animal health commission of Missouri must be adhered to. All junior cattle must be listed on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) to be presented at check-in. All animals entering Missouri must have Official Identification.

(Registration tattoos accompanied with registration papers accepted). Verify with the Missouri Animal Health Division, (573) 751-3377, if any additional testing requirements are needed based on animal’s state of origin.

6. Any breeding animal upon check-in, which does not have a legible tattoo or firebrand number, corresponding to its registration certificate, is ineligible to show. Once disqualified, animals cannot be re-tattooed and re-checked at the show.

7. No aid can be given in the showring (one animal - one exhibitor), except by the ring stewards.

8. Any exhibitor who loses control of his/her entry twice in the showring will be required to remove the animal from the ring.

9. Animals from the same state/affiliate association will be stalled together. No exceptions.

10. All junior exhibitors must wear the official applicable years’ Junior National T-shirt when showing entries—excluding showmanship contest.

11. Each exhibitor is expected to take entire care of his/her animal(s) after arriving at the show. AIJCA members are encouraged to use the help of other AIJCA members.

12. Each animal will be presented in the showring in its natural conformation. Surgical alterations are allowed only if there is a medical reason and this includes an explanation from a veterinarian. Use of artificial tailheads is not permitted. No artificial filling.

13. Effective October 22, 2004, at any AmericanInternational Charolais Association (AICA) sanctioned show, the use of a coloring agent, flock and powder is prohibited. Use of these products will result in the immediate disqualification of a given animal at such show.

14. No nurse cows allowed except for nursing females entered in individual classes (including cow-calf classes). Calf must show with cow entry.

15. No substitution at the halter except for illness or if exhibitor has two animals in the same class. Only another AIJCA member may show the animal.

Notice of this situation must be given to the AICA Youth Activities Coordinator prior to the show.

16. Any infraction of the aforementioned rules and regulations will result in immediate disqualification of the animal concerned and forfeiture of premiums.

17. All protests must be submitted to the AICA Youth Activities Coordinator in writing and must be accompanied by $25 no later than one hour after conclusion of show. If protest is not sustained, monies will be forfeited.

18. All exhibits of Charolais breeding cattle shall be governed by the American-International Charolais Association Rules & Regulations, Article XVI and special show rules.

19. Entry fees will not be refunded if animal(s) is not eligible for exhibition.

20. All entries will be released following the completion of the Show on Friday, July 1.

21. Enforcement of these rules, pertaining to the show, shall be the responsibility of a committee consisting of the AICA Youth Activities Coordinator, three junior members appointed by that administrator, the AICA Director of Activities and the AICA Junior Council Chairman.

Additional Owned Heifer Show Rules and Regulations

1. Eligible purebred heifers must have been born on or after September 1, 2014.

2. Heifers must be purebred and the junior must hold full interest and possession of the cattle by May 20, 2016. See general exhibitor rule #2.

3. A $70 entry fee ($80 late entry fee) will be charged for each entry. No refunds on heifer show entries. Bedding fee ($35) part of entry fee.

4. Bring the original registration certificate(s) on your animal(s) to the show. Only original certificates of registration will be accepted. No photocopies.

5. Premiums: Grand Champion - $600 Reserve Grand Champion - $300 Third Overall Champion - no premiums Fourth Overall Champion - no premiums Fifth Overall Champion - no premiums Third, Fourth and Fifth Overall Owned Females will be selected from Division Champions and Reserve Division Champions.

Division Champions - no premiums Reserve Division Champions - no premiums Class Placings: first - $150, second - $100, third $75, fourth - $50 6. The Owned Heifer Show will be broken into classes at the discretion of the show classification committee. Owned Heifer Show classes will be divided into 5 divisions, plus a cow-calf division. Classes and divisions will be broken as proportionately to age and class size as possible.

Cow-Calf Class: Calf must be purebred and the cow’s natural calf, not embryo transplant. Calf to be no more than 250 days of age by day of show.

Calf(s) must be tattooed and registered. Cow must be born on or before August 31, 2014. Calf not eligible to compete in individual calf classes if shown with dam. Pair is eligible for Grand or Reserve Grand Champion Female. Cow-calf pair included in State Group of Three will be considered a single animal unit.

7. State Group of Three: Entries consist of three heifers—from same state or recognized affiliate and shown by their respective owners; no limit

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Additional Bred and Owned Heifer Show Rules and Regulations - New Rule!

1. Eligible purebred heifers must have been born on or after September 1, 2014.

2. Heifers must be purebred and list the junior exhibitor, and only the junior exhibitor, as current owner and breeder to be eligible for this show.

See general exhibitor rule #2.

3. Entries in the Bred and Owned Heifer Show must also be entered in the Owned Heifer Show.

4. A $10 entry fee ($20 late entry fee) will be charged for each bred and owned heifer entry.

No refunds on bred and owned heifer show entries.

5. Bring the original registration certificate(s) on your animal(s) to the show. Only original certificates of registration will be accepted. No photocopies.

6. Premiums: Grand Champion - $300 Reserve Grand Champion - $150 Third Overall Champion - no premiums Fourth Overall Champion - no premiums Fifth Overall Champion - no premiums Third, Fourth and Fifth Overall Bred and Owned Females will be selected from Division Champions and Reserve Division Champions.

70% of entry fees received. Payback will be based on the number of entries in each class.

7. The Bred and Owned Heifer Show will be broken into classes at the discretion of the show classification committee. Bred and Owned Heifer Show classes will be divided into 4 divisions, plus a cow-calf division (NEW!). Classes and divisions will be broken as proportionately to age and class size as possible.

8. State Group of Three: Entries consist of three heifers—from the same state or recognized affiliate and shown by their respective owners; no limit to the number of entries per state or affiliate.

No premiums paid.

Additional Bred and Owned Bull Show Rules and Regulations

1. Eligible bulls for this show must have been born on or after January 1, 2015.

2. Bulls must be purebred and bred and owned by the junior exhibitor. The junior exhibitor must be listed as the breeder, first and continuous owner of the bull on the registration paper.

3. Entry fee is $80 ($90 late entry fee). Bedding fee ($35) part of entry fee.

4. All bulls must have a permanent nose ring.

5. Any exhibitor who loses control of his/her entry once in the showring will be required to remove the animal from the ring, no exceptions.

6. Bulls calved on or before April 30, 2015 must have a satisfactory semen evaluation from a veterinarian or semen collection facility.

7. The number of classes will be determined by the total number of bull entries. Classes will be broken as proportionately to age and class size as possible.

8. Premiums: 70% of entry fees received. Payback will be based on the number of entries in each class.

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Grand Champion Owned Female Sponsored by Cliff and Lynn Orley

This $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to the Exhibitor of the Grand Champion Owned Female. Cliff and Lynn Orley, Lebanon, Pa. have sponsored the Grand Champion Female Scholarship since 1994.

Grand Champion Percentage Heifer Sponsored by Lehman Charolais

This $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to the Exhibitor of the Grand Champion Percentage Heifer.

Larry and Robbie Lehman, Tioga, Texas have sponsored the Grand Champion Percentage Heifer Scholarship since 2005.

Grand Champion Bred & Owned Female Sponsored by Jeannine Doughty

This $500 scholarship will be awarded to the Exhibitor of the Grand Champion Bred & Owned Female. Jeannine Doughty, Harrisonville, Mo. sponsors the Grand Champion Bred & Owned Female Scholarship in memory of Carol Doughty, Big Creek Charolais.

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1. Eligible percentage heifers must have been born on or after September 1, 2014. No Cow-Calf Class will be offered.

2. A $70 entry fee ($80 late entry fee) will be charged for each entry. No refunds on percentage heifer show entries. Bedding fee ($35) part of entry fee.

3. Percentage heifers must be composed of at least 50% and no more than 15/16 Charolais parentage. Heifers must have a RF or FP certificate of recordation with the AICA. 4. All percentage heifers must be stalled in the barns with the exhibitor’s state.

5. Premiums: 70% of entry fees received. Payback will be based on the number of entries in each class.

6. The number of classes will be determined and announced after processing has been completed.

7. State Group of Three: Entries consist of three percentage heifers—from the same state or recognized affiliate and shown by their respective owners; no limit to the number of entries per state or affiliate. No premiums paid.

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1. Entry fee is $80 ($90 late entry fee). No refunds on steer entries. Bedding fee ($35) part of entry fee.

2. Steers must exhibit physical characteristics of an animal that is at least 50% purebred Charolais.

3. Steers will be sifted by a committee during processing. Committee’s decision is final.

4. The Steer Show will be broken into two divisions: Progress Division: maximum of 1,050 lbs. on weigh-in date Market Division: 1,051 lbs. or more on weigh-in date 5. All steers must be stalled in the barns with the exhibitor’s state.

6. Premiums: 70% of entry fees received. Payback will be based on the number of entries in each class.

7. The number of classes will be determined and announced after processing has been completed.

8. State Group of Three: Entries consist of three steers—from the same state or recognized affiliate and shown by their respective owners; no limit to the number of entries per state or affiliate.

No premiums paid.

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Please be sure to review your confirmation e-mail!

A confirmation e-mail will be sent after entry submission with payment by credit card. With check payments, the confirmation e-mail will be sent upon staff review of the entry.

Contact Kaitlyn with questions or concerns, 816-464-2474 ext. 201 or klewis@charolaisusa.com.

Additional Activities — Making Smiles Brighter with the AIJCA The AIJCA Junior Board encourages Junior National participants to donate tubes of toothpaste to be utilized in dental hygiene kits that will be provided to Springfield area families. The AIJCA is partnering with the Convoy of Hope, an organization that believes the community is the heart of a nation. Convoy of Hope strives to provide life-changing experiences to each family they help. They assist with things big or small. Each act can provide experiences that assist in making the right turn for a struggling family. Provide your donations at the Junior National Leadership Conference check-in.

Pack Your Pop Tabs The Ronald McDonald House Charities’ mission is to reduce the burden of childhood illness on children and their families by providing a home away from home while children are receiving medical care in area hospitals. These houses are non-profit homes providing temporary lodging, meals and a place of respite for families and children receiving treatment. The pop tabs collected from the 2016 Junior National will be donated for this mission.

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Contest Rules and Regulations Contest division ages: Senior – 17 and older • Intermediate – 13-16 • Junior – 12 and under General Contest Rules and Guidelines

1. Participant ages for all contests will be based on the junior member’s age as of May 20, 2016. If you are a junior member as of January 1 of the junior national year and turn 22 before May 20, you are still eligible to compete in all contests and shows as a junior.

2. For quiz bowl, team fitting and team sales, mixed-age teams may be entered but will be classified by the oldest member of the team.

All teams must provide team members’ names and ages to the AIJCA office by 9:00 a.m., on Monday, June 27. Every effort will be made to fill any incomplete teams.

3. All entries for the scrapbook, art, photo, poster, graphic design, prepared speech and resume contests must be turned into the registration desk by 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 26. Entries in these contests will be available for pick-up by the junior member at Noon Friday, July, 1. Entries left will be disposed.

4. Participants in all contests must be present to participate.

5. Entries in the poster, graphic design and photo contests that are deemed inappropriate by a sifting committee will be disqualified.

6. The order of presentation for all contests (individual and team) will be randomly assigned within division and will be posted at the registration desk at 5:00 p.m., on Monday, June 27.

Art Contest

The art contest is designed to exhibit artistic talents of AIJCA members.

Contest divisions are as follows: Senior, Intermediate and Junior.

General contest rules pertaining to all age divisions are as follows: 1. Entries must promote the Charolais breed in some way.

2. Any medium may be used: pencil, crayon, pastel, paint, fabric, metal, wood, clay, etc. It cannot contain photographs.

3. Originality is key!

4. One entry per person.

5. Contestants should attach the following information to the piece of art: brief description describing how artwork was made, contestant name, address, breeder number and age as of May 20, 2016.

Cook-off Contest

Anyone who enjoys preparing beef recipes should enter this contest. It is also an excellent way to educate and entertain non-participants, while promoting beef.

Each team will consist of 2 to 4 participants.

Contest divisions are as follows: Senior, Intermediate, Junior and Adult.

General contest rules pertaining to all age divisions are as follows: 1. Teams must submit all names of cook-off contest participants, ages and birth dates along with 30 typed copies of the entry’s recipe to the registration desk no later than 2:00 p.m., on Sunday, June 26.

2. Participants will furnish all necessary ingredients (including meat) as well as cooking tools (i.e. grill, utensils, plates, tables, extension cords, etc.)

3. Participants may use any gas grill, charcoal grill, oven, toaster oven, crock pot, etc., as long as furnished by the participants—nothing will be provided for the preparation of any entry. Facility kitchen will not be made available to Cook-off Contest participants.

4. All entries must use beef as the main ingredient in the recipes. The Cook-off Contest will be judged by a panel of 2-3 judges. Teams should prepare at least 3 servings for the judges. Extra servings will be made available for tasting by spectators. (A serving of meat is 3 cooked ounces.)

5. All contest participants should follow proper food safety procedures during preparation for the dish.

6. Accessories such as place mats, napkins, flowers, etc. are allowed.

7. No alcoholic beverages may be used in the recipe, presentation or be presented to the judges. (Exception: cooking wine - which may be used in marinating or meat preparation.)

8. Participants shall stand away from table when judges are scoring or team will be disqualified.

9. Presentation to judges shall last no longer than 8 minutes per team.

10. All entries will be evaluated on two separate and distinct categories: a. SHOWMANSHIP—Team members will be scored on neatness, grooming, cleanliness, manners, enthusiasm and ability to answer questions about the beef product, its preparation, storage, sanitation and nutrition. b. RECIPE—The team’s presentation will be scored on the recipe provided, appropriate number of meat servings in dishes, economical factors, appearance of dish, taste, appeal to persons in various age groups and health conscious preparation.

Graphic Design Contest

This contest enables AIJCA members to use computer technology to design materials that promote the Charolais breed or a herd.

Contest divisions are as follows: Senior and Intermediate Only.

General contest rules pertaining to Senior and Intermediate divisions are as follows: 1. Entries must be created using computer technology.

2. There will be 2 categories: Breed/Association Promotion: Highlight the value of Charolais in a successful cattle enterprise or the benefits of active membership in the Charolais Association.

Herd Advertisement: Suitable for promotion of your own herd or a fictitious (but realistic) situation.

3. Contestants must bring entry as a hard copy on 8.5 x 11 paper.

4. Contest is limited to 2 entries per person, one entry per category.

5. All work must be that of the contestant. Entries

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must be the contestant’s current year’s work and cannot have been presented for competition at a previous AIJCA Junior National.

6. Graphic design entries will be evaluated on: originality, message, ability to attract attention, use of space and design.

7. Judges will rank the top 5 in each category in each age division. Awards will be given to the top two in each category of each age division.

8. Contestants should write the following information in the upper left-hand corner on the back of the entry: category, contestant name, address, breeder number and age as of May 20, 2016.

Herdsmanship Contest

Following are the state/affiliate herdsmanship judging guidelines: 1. Neatness and cleanliness of exhibit area 2. Availability of juniors to answer questions 3. Participation and involvement in grooming by junior members 4. Exhibition and promotion of entries 5. Cattle must be in stalls from tie-outs by designated time and shall not return to tie-outs until designated time.

Impromptu Public Speaking Contest

Contestants will present a speech on a subject pertaining to the livestock industry as randomly selected after the contest begins.

Contest divisions are as follows: Senior Division – 2 to 4 minute speech.

Intermediate Division – 2 to 4 minute speech.

Junior Division – 1 to 3 minute speech.

(Junior division participants may have assistance from an AIJCA Board of Director – assistance from anyone else will disqualify the participant.)

General contest rules pertaining to all age divisions are as follows: 1. The selection of topics shall be held 15 minutes (depending on order drawn) before the presentation. The participant will draw two specific topics, selected at random, relating to the industry of agriculture and/or the Charolais breed of cattle. After selecting the topic the participant desires to speak on, both topics will be returned to the pool for the next drawing.

2. The topics will be prepared by the AIJCA Board.

3. Contestant will be given approximately 15 minutes to prepare their presentation. The Junior Division will have the option to use an outline prepared by the AIJCA Board.

4. Contestant will be asked to answer questions relating to their speech following their presentation. The question and answer session shall be a maximum of 3 minutes. Deductions of 20 points per minute will be taken from the score of each judge for any speech under the minimum or over the maximum time restriction.

5. Contestant will be judged on personal appearance.

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Contest divisions are as follows: Senior – 17 and older • Intermediate – 13-16 • Junior – 12 and under Interview and Resumé Contest

This contest is designed to assist with career development of AIJCA members. Participants will be evaluated by 2-3 judges.

Contest divisions are as follows: High School Division (Members are eligible to compete in high school division through the summer following high school graduation.)

College Division General contest rules pertaining to all age divisions are as follows: 1. Contest is only open to members 15 years of age and older, as of May 20, 2016.

2. Contestant will be scored separately on each of the following: cover letter, resumé and personal interview. A combined score from these three areas will determine the contestant’s overall score.

3. Contestant must bring to the Junior National, 3 copies of cover letter and resumé, contained in one envelope and deliver to the registration desk no later than 2:00 p.m., on Sunday, June 26.

4. Develop your own agriculture job and create a 150-200 word job description.

5. Contestants will be judged on personal appearance.

6. Resumés and cover letters will be evaluated on content, grammar, design and overall appeal.

7. Each individual will be evaluated on the following in the interview portion of this contest: • Education - Does applicant have the educational background needed for a position with the organization?

• Leadership Potential - Does applicant appear to have the ability and motivation to advance in the organization?

• Extracurricular Activities - Does the potential interviewer have sufficient experience in outside activities?

• Work Experience - Does the applicant have sufficient job accomplishments, skills and experiences to relate to the position.

• Communication Skills - How well was the candidate able to express his/her thoughts?

Consider factors such as vocabulary, grammar, style of delivery, etc.

• Career Planning - Did the candidate show evidence of career planning? (Example: setting goals for the future, alternative career paths, long-range plans for future self-development) • Motivation/Initiative - To what extent does the applicant show enthusiasm for the position being interviewed for?

• Appearance/Personality - What kind of general impression does the applicant make? Consider dress, grooming, posture and presence.

Mentorship Program

Mentors: Recommended for junior members, 15 and older who have attended two or more Junior Nationals. In agreeing to be a mentor, you will help your mentee get to know others within the organization, answer any questions they may have and most of all—help them have a fun and interesting experience at Junior National.

Mentees: Recommended for young junior members and first or second time Junior National participants.

In requesting a mentor, you will learn about the AIJCA and Junior National Show and Leadership Conference, meet new people from other states and most of all—have a great experience at Junior National.

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General mentorship program guidelines and structure: 1. Mentor/Mentee pairs will be assigned by the AIJCA Board.

2. The individuals who sign up to be a mentor or mentee will find out their pairings at the Mentor/ Mentee Introductions, Sunday, June 26.

3. Junior members running for an AIJCA Board of Director position are required to be a Mentor and be present at Introductions unless prior written permission is granted from the AICA Youth Activities Director.

Photo Contest – New Rule!

The AIJCA Photo Contest is designed to provide juniors the opportunity to learn photographic skills and compete with other Charolais junior members.

Contest divisions are as follows: Senior, Intermediate and Junior.

General contest rules pertaining to all age divisions are as follows: 1. There will be 2 categories: Color: Highlighting Charolais cattle in a colored photograph Black and White: Highlighting Charolais cattle in a black and white photograph 2. Judges will rank the top 5 photos in each category in each age division. Awards will be given to the top two in each category of each age division.

3. Contest is limited to 4 entries per person, but no more than 2 per category.

4. Photos must highlight Charolais cattle on the farm, ranch or at an event. The cattle should be the dominant focus of the photo.

5. Entries must be 8x10 in size (NEW!). Photos must be mounted on a heavy weight cardboard stock with a thickness of 1/8” or greater, without glass frames. Entries presented with glass frames around photographs will be disqualified.

6. All entries must be original, untouched photos taken by the AIJCA member who enters the photo. Photos must be the contestant’s current year’s work and cannot have been presented for competition at a previous AIJCA Junior National.

7. Contestants should write the following information in the upper left-hand corner on the back of the cardboard: category of photo, title of photo, name, address, breeder number and age as of May 20, 2016.

8. The Charolais Journal staff reserves the right to collect any photos in the contest to utilize at the staff’s discretion. If requested, photos will be returned to participant after use by the Charolais Journal.

Poster Contest

The AIJCA Poster Contest is designed to provide another fun, educational and competitive activity for interested individuals.

Contest divisions are as follows: Juniors Only.

General contest rules pertaining to Junior division are as follows: 1. There will be 2 categories: Breed/Association Promotion: Highlight the value of Charolais in a successful cattle enterprise or the benefits of active membership in the Charolais Association.

Herd Advertisement: Create poster suitable for promotion of your own herd or a fictitious (but realistic) situation.

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2. Judges will rank the top 5 photos in each category in each age division. Awards will be given to the top two in each category of each age division.

3. Contest is limited to 2 entries per person, one entry per category.

4. Entries must utilize regular-size poster board (22" x 28") and be suitable to hang.

5. There is no limit to the use or style of drawings or lettering, provided they are the design and handiwork of the entrant. Posters should not be made using computer-generated graphics or designs. Photographs, magazine clippings, stencils and adhesive letters may be used. If the judges question as to whether the work is computer generated, they may disqualify an entry.

6. Three-dimensional posters are allowed, however, 3-dimensional objects may not exceed 1/2”.

If any objects exceed 1/2” or extend beyond the boundaries of the poster, entry will be disqualified.

7. Any poster that is not suitable to hang will be disqualified.

8. It is suggested that posters be laminated or covered with clear contact paper.

9. Posters must be the contestant’s current year’s work and cannot have been presented for competition at a previous AIJCA Junior National.

10. Contestants should write the following information in the upper left-hand corner on the back of the poster: category of poster, title of poster, name, address, breeder number and age as of May 20, 2016.

Prepared Public Speaking Contest

Contestants will present a speech on a subject pertaining to the livestock industry.

Contest divisions are as follows: Senior Division – 6 to 8 minute speech.

Intermediate Division – 4 to 6 minute speech.

Junior Division – 2 to 4 minute speech.

General contest rules pertaining to all age divisions are as follows: 1. Contestant may choose any subject pertaining to the livestock industry. The speech is to be of original content and is to be composed solely by the junior speaker. Contestant is encouraged to have speech memorized but will be permitted to use notes.

2. Contestant will be asked to answer questions relating to his or her speech following their presentation. The question and answer session shall be a maximum of 3 minutes, with 1 question to be asked per judge. Deductions of 20 points per minute will be taken from the score of each judge for any speech under the minimum or over the maximum time restriction.

3. Contestant must bring to the Junior National, 3 typewritten, double-spaced copies of speech on 8-1/2”x11” white bond paper and deliver to the registration desk no later than 2 p.m., on Sunday, June 26.

4. Contestants are required to include a cover sheet to their speech that lists the following information: name, address, breeder number and age as of May 20, 2016.

5. Visual aids may be used.

6. Contestants will be judged on personal appearance.

Contest divisions are as follows: Senior – 17 and older • Intermediate – 13-16 • Junior – 12 and under Quiz Bowl Contest

Contest is designed to test team members’ knowledge of the beef industry and its numerous components.

1. Each team will consist of 5 AIJCA members.

There must be at least one member 15 years or younger. There will be four members participating, with one alternate. There must be a member 15 years or younger participating at all times.

2. Brackets and team match-ups will be designated at random.

3. Scoring: The contest will be a single elimination competition. All rounds will be worth 10 points for correct answers. No points will be taken away for incorrect answers.

4. There may be discussion among team members only for toss-up rebound questions. Head to head rebound involves no team discussion.

5. A match shall consist of a predetermined set of questions depending on the number of teams.

The first set of questions will be head to head questions (ie. contestant 1, team A vs. contestant 1, team B). The remaining questions will be toss-up questions. If a tie exists after the last question, three toss-up questions will be utilized in a tiebreaker.

6. Each individual/team will have 10 seconds to buzz in. Once a contestant has buzzed in, he/ she will have 10 seconds to begin answering the question. Rebound questions will be handled in the same way.

7. There will be judges and time keepers appointed by the AIJCA Board of Directors.

8. Note taking and/or tape recorders shall be prohibited by anyone at the contest site. Any individual not conforming to this rule will be removed from the contest room.

Scrapbook Contest

The AIJCA Scrapbook Contest encourages junior associations to keep a record of their achievements and highlights. The contest also provides a means for junior associations to show others what they have accomplished. Scrapbooks will be judged on content and appearance alone.

1. Scrapbooks must be completely created by current members of the state junior association.

2. The cover should incorporate the association name and should be creative—not costly.

3. The following categories should be covered: a. Junior officers, representatives, members,

and advisors b. Meetings and activities c. Shows, displays, games, social activities,

and work sessions d. Communications (newsletters, notices) e. Honors won by members (Bronze, Silver and Gold Merit Awards, Scholarships, etc.)

4. Each category should be arranged in calendar sequence (oldest to most recent). Scrapbooks should cover the most recent year’s activities.

5. Include photographs, (posed and candid), newspaper and magazine clippings, programs from special junior events, and minutes of meetings.

6. Be neat and organized. Have no loose pieces, caption all photos and type or write neatly.

Showmanship Contest – New Rule!

All exhibitors who exhibit cattle at Junior National have the opportunity to participate in the jackpot showmanship contest by registering on the Junior National registration form. There will be a nonrefundable $10 entry fee ($20 late entry fee) for each showmanship contest participant. No entries accepted after May 20 and no exhibitor substitution.

Contest divisions and show order are as follows: Senior, Intermediate and Junior.

General contest rules pertaining to all age divisions are as follows: 1. This contest is a non-fit competition.

2. The steer or heifer exhibited in the showmanship contest must be registered in that participant’s name.

3. The showmanship contest specific exhibitor number must be worn by the participant in the showmanship contest.

4. No bulls are allowed to be shown in this contest.

5. Junior National t-shirt is not required to be worn.

6. Any exhibitor who loses control of his/her entry twice in the showring will be required to remove the animal from the ring. (NEW!)

Skit Contest

A comic sketch or humorous story performed for the audience’s enjoyment. Skit scripts are to be approved by the Junior Board. Scripts must be turned into the AIJCA office by 9:00 a.m., on Monday, June 27. Skits viewed as containing inappropriate material will be disqualified by the judges. Awards are given for Best Dressed Costumes, Best Comedy Skit and Most Creative Skit.

Talent Contest

A competition that offers participants the opportunity to showcase their creative or artistic aptitude through a variety of performances.

Team Fitting Contest – New Junior Rule!

Each team will consist of 3 or 4 members with a time limit of 20 minutes. Contest divisions are as follows: Senior Division 1. Senior team entries will be responsible for washing out and blowing heifers dry. Contest judges will review heifers and can adjust scores if not properly completed.

2. No more than two individuals competing on a winning senior team may participate on the same team the following year.

Intermediate Division 1. No sheephead clippers will be allowed.

2. An AIJCA Board designated adult advisor or AIJCA Board member will be stationed with each intermediate team to offer safety advice.

Junior Division 1. No scissors (NEW!) or clippers of any kind will be allowed.

2. An AIJCA Board designated adult advisor or AIJCA Board member will be stationed with each junior team to offer safety advice.

General contest rules pertaining to all age divisions are as follows: 1. The use of any coloring agent, flock and powder is prohibited.

2. Each team is responsible for providing their own heifer for the contest (no steers or bulls).

3. Junior and intermediate teams may utilize a senior team’s heifer. Heifers must be pre-clipped

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(head, tail, etc.) for the junior and intermediate contests. Heifers may be pre-clipped for the senior contest.

4. Heifers will be evaluated by the judge(s) prior to the start of each contest. All audience members must stay out of the area designated as contest space by the AIJCA Board during the contest.

5. Scoring will be based on: • Evaluation of heifer and team questions prior to start • Use of equipment, skill level and general knowledge of team members in fitting of heifer • Completion and final appearance of heifer • Judge’s question(s) for team members including one public question • Presentation of heifer by team. Final questions will be asked while the heifer is being presented.

6. The team member presenting the heifer may not help in answering the final question.

7. Intermediate and Junior contest may be conducted at the same time if space allows.

Team Sales Contest

Team Sales contest is designed to give AIJCA members experience in selling an animal exhibited at Junior National to potential buyers.

Contest divisions are as follows: Senior Division – 5 to 10 minute presentation.

Intermediate Division – 5 to 10 minute presentation.

Junior Division – 2 to 5 minute presentation.

General contest rules pertaining to all age divisions are as follows: 1. Teams are to consist of three to four members.

Teams must be registered with Junior National entries. Contestants may be individually entered on Junior National entries and will be placed on a team by the AIJCA Board and notified prior to Junior National of their teammates.

2. Purebred heifers and bulls may only be used in the sales contest.

3. Purebred heifers and bulls chosen for team sales may be fit, however by AIJCA members only.

Heifers fit in the team fitting contest may be used.

4. Materials required: Three copies of the heifer or bull’s registration paper must be turned into the AIJCA office by 9:00 a.m., on Monday, June 27.

Other sales materials are PROHIBITED. Extra promotional items (farm signs, posters, etc.), props and incentive gifts to judging panel (key rings, caps, etc.) are prohibited.

5. Each teammate is required to speak during the presentation. Contestants engaging judges in the presentation are encouraged, but questions by judges should be held until the end of the contestants’ presentation.

6. Presentations should include but are not limited to the following: a. pedigree information b. performance information c. visual characteristics 7. A warning will be given when one minute is remaining in presentation time.

8. Contestants will be evaluated by the following categories: • Contents of Sales Presentation • Communication Skills • Team Organization • Overall Effectiveness • Knowledge and Response to Questions

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Scholarship Opportunities AIJCA Premier Challenge

Sponsored by Zehnder Cattle This scholarship promotes contest participation. This $500 scholarship will be awarded to the individual with the highest overall score regardless of age.

1. Participants must compete in at least 4 of the following contests: a. Art g. Resume/Interview b. Photo h. Showmanship c. Poster i. Team Fitting d. Graphic Design j. Team Sales e. Impromptu Speech k. Cook-Off f. Prepared Speech 2. Contestants competing in at least 4 of the qualifying contests are automatically in contention for the scholarship.

3. In each individual contest, participants will be ranked through top 5 placings for each age division. In each team contest, participants will be ranked through champion and reserve placings for each age division.

4. Points will be distributed by the following system for individual contests: a. 1st - 50 b. 2nd - 40 c. 3rd - 30 d. 4th - 20 e. 5th - 10 f. Participation - 5 Points will be distributed by the following system for team contests per individual on each team: a. 1st - 50 b. 2nd - 40 c. Participation - 5 5. Participation points will be awarded to nonplacing participants.

6. Only the top score of the two categories in the photo contest (Black/White and Color) will be counted.

7. Only the top score of the two categories in the poster or graphic design contests (Breed/ Association Promotion and Herd Advertisement) will be counted.

8. Each participant’s highest 4 scores will be used.

9. In the event of a tie, the next highest score in an additional contest will be used. This method will continue until we reach a scholarship winner.

Participation in more than 4 contests is strongly encouraged.

AIJCA Awards Outstanding Junior Member

The Outstanding Junior Member Award is presented to recognize an AIJCA member 14 years old or younger as of May 20th of the current year who shows enthusiasm, dedication and participation at AIJCA activities. Nominations for this award are provided by each area, and the recipient is selected by the Junior Board.

Chad Clark Memorial Outstanding Senior Member

The Chad Clark Memorial Outstanding Senior Member Award is designed to recognize one outstanding AIJCA member each year. This award is available to those AIJCA members 17 years old or older as of May 20th of the current year. The recognized senior member should be one who exemplifies outstanding leadership and interaction with fellow junior members. Recipient is chosen by the Junior Board. Junior Board members are not eligible for this award.

Advisor of the Year

The Advisor of the Year award recognizes an individual who displays extraordinary contributions to their state affiliate junior members. These contributions may be on a local, state and/or national level. Applications are available online for nominations. The recipient is selected by the Junior Board.

Family of the Year

Family of the Year recognizes a family that shows their support and dedication to the Charolais breed.

The Family is always willing to help others in need of assistance and is involved with both junior members and adults. Families should be influential to new juniors and the peers around them. Applications are available online for nominations. The recipient is selected by the Junior Board.

Junior Merit Program

The AIJCA Junior Merit Program is an opportunity for young Charolais breeders to be nationally recognized for continued achievement in leadership and competition activities as well as merchandising Charolais cattle. There are three levels of the Junior Merit program: Bronze, Silver and Gold. Applications are due December 31 each year. Merit award winners are recognized at the AIJCA Annual Awards Banquet at Junior National.

Elite Gold Award

Sponsored by Gibson Family, Clear Creek Farm An Elite Gold member is selected by an interview process held at Junior National and awarded a $250 scholarship.

Jordan Mack Memorial Herdsman of the Year Junior

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Buckle sponsored by Mack Cattle The Herdsman of the Year Award recognizes a Charolais junior who excels in sportsmanship, presentation of entries, work habits, honesty and knowledge about the Charolais industry. A committee of the following seven people will choose the Herdsman of the Year. A past herdsman of the year attending Junior National (preferable the previous year’s winner), one AICA staff member, one arbitrary objective AICA member not having children exhibiting at the Junior National chosen by the AIJCA Executive Committee. The nominees will be discussed the night before the show and each person shall submit one vote to the AIJCA Director of Junior Activities before the division champions enter the ring for Champion Heifer.

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AICA Fieldman’s Workhorse

The AICA Fieldman’s Workhorse recognizes the achievements of a Junior Board Member. The recipient is selected by AICA Staff.

Conference Honoree

The Conference Honoree is involved in the AIJCA’s leadership and personal development opportunities.

The Conference Honoree is a strong supporter, influencer and contributor to junior members and their development through the AIJCA. Junior members elect next year’s recipient at the AIJCA Membership Meeting at Junior National.

Show Dedicatee

The Show Dedicatee is involved in the Charolais industry and with the AIJCA. The Show Dedicatee is often discussing and promoting the Charolais breed with junior members. The Dedicatee is a strong supporter, influencer and contributor to the Charolais breed and its junior members through many ways.

Junior members elect next year’s recipient at the AIJCA Membership Meeting at Junior National.

Become an AIJCA Board of Director!

Areas 1, 3, 5 and 7 & Four At-Large positions are up for election at the 2016 Junior National.

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by May 20, 2016.

To be eligible to run for Area Director, your area must be up for election (odd areas this year).

Juniors must be at least 16 and not yet 21 as of January 1, 2016 and have attended at least one Junior National.

At-Large Positions are filled from 1st, 2nd or 3rd Alternates from All Areas.

If you are the 1st, 2nd or 3rd alternate from last year seeking an At-Large position, please resubmit an application with your intent to run.

Applicants will announce to the membership their intent to run at the General Caucus meeting at the 2016 Junior National.

Schedule of Events This draft schedule is tentative and subject to change.

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Sunday, June 26 10-2 PM Cattle Check-In - Arena 11-2 PM Leadership Conference Check-In - E*Plex 2 PM All cattle must be on the grounds 2:15 PM Board Member Candidate Meeting - Arena Office 2:30 PM Peer Mentor/Mentee Introductions - Tie-Out Area 2:30 PM Adult, Chaperone and Advisor Meeting - E*Plex 3 PM Barnyard Olympics - Tie-Out Area 4 PM Group Picture/State Pictures - Arena 5 PM Opening Ceremonies - Arena 6:30-8 PM Dinner - E*Plex

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Monday, June 27 7:30 AM Weigh Steers - Arena 8:30 AM AIJCA General Caucus Meeting/Area Meetings - E*Plex 10 AM Conference Sessions - E*Plex and Annex 11:30-1 PM Lunch - E*Plex 1 PM Cook-Off Contest - E*Plex 3 PM Conference Session - E*Plex Evening on your own

Tuesday, June 28 8 AM Prepared Speech, Impromptu Speech & Interview Contests - Oasis Hotel 11 AM Sullivan Supply/Stock Show University Clinic - Arena 1:30 PM Sullivan Supply/Stock Show University Team Fitting Contest - Arena 1:45 PM Sullivan Supply/Stock Show University Team Sales Contest - Noel Boyd Youth Livestock Facility 6 PM Miss Charolais USA Meet & Greet - E*Plex 6:30-8 PM Dinner - E*Plex 7 PM Talent & Skit Contests - E*Plex ais

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Wednesday, June 29 - Weaver Leather Livestock Day 6:30-8 AM Breakfast - Annex 8 AM Weaver Leather Livestock Showmanship Contest - Arena 1 PM Weaver Leather Livestock Clinic - Arena and Noel Boyd Youth Livestock Facility 2:30 PM Area Meetings and Director Elections - E*Plex 3 PM Quiz Bowl - E*Plex 3 PM Adult 9-Hole Golf Scramble - TBA Evening on your own Thursday, June 30 6:30-8 AM Breakfast - Annex 8 AM Bred & Owned Heifer, Bull, Steer and Percentage Heifer Shows - Arena 11:30-1 PM Lunch - Concession Stand Voucher 2:30 PM Conference Awards - Arena 3:30 PM AIJCA Annual Membership Meeting - E*Plex 6:30 PM Dinner & AIJCA Annual Awards & Banquet - E*Plex Friday, July 1 6:30-8 AM Breakfast - Annex 8 AM Owned Heifer Show - Arena Cattle released at the conclusion of the Show Saturday, July 2 12 PM All cattle must be off the grounds CHAROLAIS JOURNAL

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AMERICAN-INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION

VIEWPOINT

JUNIOR Hadley Schotte, Treasurer

Lessons Learned

Gain communication skills and self-confidence

Officers President Megan Johnson Beaver, OK (580) 552-1915

Treasurer Hadley Schotte Marysville, KS (785) 562-6632

meg_johnson24@yahoo.com

hadleyschotte@gmail.com

Vice President Ty Dybdal Newcastle, NE (402) 841-0995

Ex-Officio Haley Stalcup Prescott, IA (641) 344-6692

tydybds14@gmail.com

hstalcup@hotmail.com

Secretary Payton Creasey Macomb, IL (309) 333-3125 pcreasey34@gmail.com

Directors By Area

Hi, my name is Hadley Schotte and I’m a senior in the graduating class of 2016 at Marysville High School in Marysville, KS. I have been involved in the Charolais breed, and participating in Junior National each year since the 2006 Junior National in Springfield, MO. I am involved in many contests beyond showing cattle that include speech, cookoff, team fitting, quiz bowl, showmanship, sales talk, and others. I thoroughly enjoy each contest I participate in but my favorite would have to be showmanship, as it is a contest that I hold near and dear to my heart. Even though when I first started showing it was a dreadful idea that my parents forced me to partake in or else I wouldn’t be allowed to show cattle. Looking back, it was one of the greatest lessons I ever learned from my time of showing. It not only allows a junior to perfect his or her skills of exhibiting animals but also aids them in many other aspects of life such as communication and self-confidence.

feet” and quickly solving problems will allow someone to be much more valued all around. Whether this is put to use in organizations such as the AIJCA, a career path, church groups, or other functions quickly managing tasks in a correct way is an outstanding opportunity to build the trust and respect of others.

Self-confidence is a trait that is often overlooked by many of those that get discouraged after being defeated. I’m not here to go on a “believe in yourself” soap box speech, but I do recognize that presenting yourself in such a manner that others know you respect yourself is vital to achieving any goal in life. Now this isn’t something that can be learned from a textbook or gained by watching a Youtube video, selfconfidence takes time to learn. For some of those that are slightly more timid, it can take even more time. The best way to gain this quality is to talk to people. Get to know people of different backgrounds and new ways of thinking. Junior

“ Knowing how to present cattle, present yourself and represent what you stand for speaks volumes... ” Obviously the main purpose of showmanship is to present an animal to the highest quality possible. An experienced man in the cattle industry once told me that it is just as easy to make an “okay” animal look great as it is to make a great animal look “okay” solely based on the showmanship performance. This is nothing but the most profound truth I have ever heard spoken. With a little practice anyone can produce the best showmanship animal to see a showring that year. Sometimes the phrase “practice makes perfect” becomes redundant to exhibitors and some even think that there is a shortcut to achieving success in a showmanship contest but practice and a little bit of luck is the only way to win this buckle.

Communication is the next largest quality someone can gain from participating in the showmanship contest. The best judges make it a point to talk to each exhibitor while they are showing. Many times the questions asked are very basic facts about cattle or the industry as a whole, while other times judges put more emphasis on the questions and they can be quite difficult. Learning how to answer these questions effectively and in a timely manner is key to aiding your placing in the ring but as well as life in general. “Thinking on your 32 

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National is an amazing opportunity to accomplish this. I’ll be honest and up front when I say that not everyone will hold the same opinion of you. Some will become lifelong friends while others will grow to become your biggest rivals. Both sides of the spectrum give you the knowledge to gain self-confidence and to hold yourself to higher standards.

Showmanship is a quality that will be useful to all for many years to come. Not only in the wide variety of contests at Junior National but in all aspects of life. Knowing how to present cattle, present yourself and represent what you stand for speaks volumes to how a person was raised. I have been fortunate to be raised in the Charolais industry, just as many of you reading this have as well. The cattle bring great traits to the beef industry but the people are what I value the most.

The people of the Charolais breed are what make me cherish the time I have been fortunate to spend showing cattle. In this issue of the Charolais Journal, you will find all of the entry information for the 2016 AIJCA Junior National in Springfield, MO. I am excited to return ten years later to the place where it all started for me. I am even more excited to witness new members starting their own journey in our great association this summer.

CHAROLAIS JOURNAL

Area 1 Casey Bradshaw Twin Falls, ID (208) 320-8266

At Large Abbee Carnes Richland, SC (864) 784-2562

lhjrbradshaw@gmail.com

abbeecarnes@gmail.com

Area 2 Ty Dybdal Newcastle, NE (402) 841-0995

At Large Kaitlyn Davlin El Campo, TX (979) 543-0366

tydybds14@gmail.com

kaitlyn.davlin@yahoo.com

Area 3 Hadley Schotte Marysville, KS (785) 562-6632

At Large Cagney Effling Highmore, SD (605) 870- 0368

hadleyschotte@gmail.com

ckeffling@venturecomm.net

Area 4 Dillon Elder Blum, Texas (817) 229-3360

At Large Taylor Husz Maryville, MO (660) 254-7505

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husztay@gmail.com

Area 5 Payton Creasey Macomb, IL (309) 333-3125 pcreasey34@gmail.com

Area 6 Teanna Simpson Thayer, MO (417) 280-1150 teannasimpson@gmail.com

Area 7 Rachael Hockenbery Woodbine, MD (301) 802-0050 mdfarmgrrl@hotmail.com

Area 8 Nick Williams Bremen, AL (256) 339-3870 nickwilliams712@yahoo.com

Committee Chairmen Fundraising Hadley Schotte Programs & Activities Ty Dybdal

Membership Payton Creasey Junior National Megan Johnson

Aijca Membership Membership in the nationwide AmericanInternational Junior Charolais Association (AIJCA) is open to anyone 21 years of age and under as of January 1 of the present year. The initial membership fee is $30 and $25 annual dues thereafter.

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WW 62 1%

YW 108 1%

Milk 8 60%

TSI 239 1%

WCR Sir Country Line 5125 P

Reg # M862651 • DOB: 2/27/2015 WCR Country Line 3132 P x WCR Ms Paul 3107 P BW: 90 WW: 846 Ratio: 116 YW: 1313 Ratio: 103 BW -2.0 10%

WW 46 2%

YW 72 6%

Milk 12 30%

TSI 208 15%

WCR Commissioner 593 P

Reg # M862759 • DOB: 2/20/2015 WCR Country Line 3132 P x WCR Ms Bravo 399 P BW: 67 WW: 775 Ratio: 107 YW: 1317 Ratio: 104 BW -4.4 2%

WW 44 3%

YW 79 3%

Milk 13 25%

TSI 221 3%

WCR Sir Country Line 5187 P

Reg # M862770 • DOB: 3/09/2015 WCR Country Line 3132 P x WCR Ms BigBen 1092 P BW: 92 WW: 847 Ratio: 117 YW: 1373 Ratio: 108 BW -1.0 20%

WW 54 1%

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YW 93 1%

Milk 9 50%

TSI 230 1%

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WCR Sir Big Ben 5511 P

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WW 31 40%

YW 59 35%

WCR Sir Big Ben 535 P

Milk 8 55%

Reg # M862735 • DOB: 2/06/2015 WC Big Ben 9036 P x WCR Ms Firewater 387 P BW: 86 WW: 735 Ratio: 101 YW: 1284 Ratio: 101 BW -2.6 7%

WW 28 45%

YW 62 20%

Milk 15 15%

TSI 211 9%

Reg # M864678 • DOB: 2/10/2015 WC Big Ben 9036 P x WCR Ms Firewater 3205 P BW: 94 WW: 820 Ratio: 111 YW: 1530 Ratio: 114

TSI 204 25%

BW 0.8 55%

WCR Sir Big Ben 575 P

Reg # M862767 • DOB: 2/14/2015 WC Big Ben 9036 P x WCR Ms Prince 3318 P BW: 96 WW: 842 Ratio: 116 YW: 1492 Ratio: 118 BW -1.0 25%

WW 41 5%

47th Annual Bull Sale 1 PM - April 30th, 2016 At the Ranch North of Lake Preston, SD

YW 79 3%

Milk 17 7%

TSI 220 3%

WW 37 15%

YW 70 8%

Milk 10 45%

TSI 212 8%

WCR Sir Big Ben 5140 P

Reg # M862661 • DOB: 2/28/2015 WC Big Ben 9036 P x WCR Ms Firewater 3211 P BW: 98 WW: 772 Ratio: 106 YW: 1342 Ratio: 106 BW -1.4 15%

WW 31 35%

YW 65 15%

Milk 14 20%

TSI 212 8%

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WCR Sir Duke 7340 P

WCR Sir Firewater 5148 P

Reg # M745064 Current #7 and Many Time Multiple Trait Leader BW -3.8 4%

WW 46 4%

YW 65 20%

Milk 10 45%

Reg # M862664 • DOB: 3/02/2015 TR Mr Firewater 8600U x WCR Ms Prince 2131 P BW: 98 WW: 734 Ratio: 101 YW: 1296 Ratio: 102

TSI 204 25%

BW 0.8 55%

WCR Sir Duke 506 P

WW 39 8%

YW 61 20%

WCR Sir Thunder 5286 P

Milk 9 50%

Reg # M862727 • DOB: 4/26/2015 WCR Rolling Thunder 251 P x WCR Ms Paul 287 P BW: 98 WW: 761 Ratio: 105 YW: 1347 Ratio: 106 BW 0.2 45%

WW 40 7%

YW 77 4%

Milk 21 2%

TSI 218 4%

YW 57 30%

Milk 24 1%

TSI 203 25%

WCR Sir Bohannon 5182 P

Reg # M863007 • DOB: 1/31/2015 WCR Sir Duke 7340 P x WCR Ms Kingsbury 305 P BW: 75 WW: 709 Ratio: 98 YW: 1279 Ratio: 101 BW -5.9 1%

WW 27 50%

Reg # M862772 • DOB: 3/08/2015 MCF Bohannon 305A x WCR Ms Big Ben 172 P BW: 100 WW: 709 Ratio: 98 YW: 1287 Ratio: 101

TSI 203 25%

BW -0.2 35%

WCR Sir Rustler 528 P

Reg # M862722 • DOB: 2/05/2015 TR-WCR Rustler 2510Z x WCR Ms Big Ben 1082 P BW: 96 WW: 747 Ratio: 103 YW: 1374 Ratio: 108 BW -2.5 8%

WW 33 25%

YW 71 7%

Milk 11 35%

WW 22 70%

YW 44 65%

Milk 9 50%

TSI 183 75%

WCR Sir Firewater 5115 P

Reg # M862648 • DOB: 2/25/2015 TR Mr Firewater 8600U x WCR Ms Duke 2108 P BW: 94 WW: 753 Ratio: 104 YW: 1268 Ratio: 100

TSI 213 7%

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YW 53 40%

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TSI 199 30%

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WCR Kingsbury 116 P

Reg # M804072 Current & Many Time WW Trait Leader BW -2.4 10%

WW 49 2%

YW 77 6%

Milk 2 85%

TSI 208 20%

WCR Sir Kingsbury 5142 P

Reg # M862662 • DOB: 3/01/2015 WCR Kingsbury 116 P x WCR Ms Firewater 1097 P BW: 96 WW: 872 Ratio: 120 YW: 1346 Ratio: 106 BW -0.2 35%

WW 45 2%

YW 73 6%

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TSI 205 20%

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Reg # M862747 • DOB: 2/12/2015 WCR Kingsbury 116 P x WCR Ms Big Jim 307 PWW BW: 94 WW: 789 Ratio: 109 YW: 1359 Ratio: 107 BW -1.8

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WCR Sir Impressive 5171 P

Reg # M862676 • DOB: 3/06/2015 JWK Impressive D040 ET x WCR Ms No Question 0187 P BW: 94 WW: 753 Ratio: 104 YW: 1268 Ratio: 100 Milk 13 25%

TSI 206 15%

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A Quality Program

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CMF 241 Rio Blanco 378R Maternal Brother to Gridiron

CMF 159 Windy 241 Dam of Gridiron

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First 7 sons avg. $7,964 in the Nipp Bull Sale

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Producers Inc. Bowling Green, KY Dinner/ Social Friday night 6:00 pm CST

LOT 99

120 Lots 35 Bulls 42 Bred cows/Pairs 22 Bred heifers 21 Open heifers 31 consignors from 10 states

LOT 1 Dam of LOT 23

LOT 64

Consultants: Bob Morton (931) 842-1234 Clifford Mitchell (405) 246-6324 Joe Garcia (229) 254-8438

Sale Manager Frankie Anthony (270)617-0888

Albert Stone (931) 200-0164 Floyd Wampler (423) 612-2144 Andrew Doub (317) 440-0525

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Come See Us April 16th Catalog available at kentuckycharolais.com on March 27 Adkins Charolais Allison Charolais Arrowhead Charolais Bamboo Farms Bar H Charolais Bridges Charolais Byrd Charolais Caney Fork Charolais Circle M Coleman Charolais Doub Charolais Duane Shawk Gibson Farms Hale Farms Hamilton Charolais Indian Ridge Charolais

LOT 74

Jeffries Charolais Junior Sullivan Leaning Pine Farms Leffler Farms M&J Charolais McClure Farms Mike Davis Mike Foster Morton Farms Nipp Charolais Rolling Hills Charolais Rusty Sams S&K Charolais Seana Charolais Smallwood Charolais

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SHOW RESULTS

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Dixie National

Jackson, Miss. z February 14, 2016

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Judge: Paul Maulsby, College Station, Texas Junior Champion and Grand Champion Female: TR Ms Benton 4610 B, 4-15-14, by TR PZC Mr Turton 0794 ET Kelsey Hockaday, Nashville, Ark.

Champion Female

Junior Calf and Reserve Grand Champion Female: CCC Passion Water 315C ET, 3-15-15, by TR Mr Fire Water 5792RET. Nick Williams, Bremen, Ala. Junior Calf and Grand Champion Bull: CCC Tacoma 604C ET, 6-4-15, by Cooley Royce 1107T39. Nick Williams.

Gastrointestinal Roundworms Bunostomum phlebotomum – Adults and L4 Cooperia oncophora – Adults and L4 Cooperia punctata – Adults and L4 Cooperia surnabada – Adults and L4 Haemonchus placei – Adults Oesophagostomum radiatum – Adults Ostertagia lyrata – Adults Ostertagia ostertagi – Adults, L4, and inhibited L4 Trichostrongylus axei – Adults and L4 Trichostrongylus colubriformis – Adults

Champion Bull

Senior and Reserve Grand Champion Bull: AWR JG Whitehouse 400A, 3-10-13, by TR Mr Fire Water 5792RET. Jordan Sharp, Jonesville, La.

Parasites

Grand Champion Percentage Female: CCC Scarlett 320BET, 3-20-14, out of TR PZC Ms Unlimited 0791ET. Nick Williams.

Reserve Grand Champion Percentage Female: CCC Miss Monopoly 102B ET, 10-3-14, out of TR PZC Ms Unlimited 0791ET. Cody Daimler, Ponce De Leon, Fla.

Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic

Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic Kearney, Neb. z February 18, 2016 Judge: Shane Werk, Arlington, Kan.

Champion Female

Reserve Grand Champion Heifer: Wells Ms Ultra 584, 4-20-15, by KCM Generator 209Z. Wells Charolais Ranch, Conde, S.D. Grand Champion Bull: WFR Cool Drink 5050P, 3-3-15, by JAB Drink In My Hand 157P. West Fork Ranch, Loup City, Neb. Reserve Grand Champion Bull: HINR You’re In Good Hands 48B, 2-25-14, by KEYS All State 149X. Bailey Hinrichs, Ayr, Neb.

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Grubs Hypoderma bovis

Mites Sarcoptes scabiei var. bovis Durations of Persistent Effectiveness

Gastrointestinal Roundworms Bunostomum phlebotomum Cooperia oncophora Cooperia punctata Haemonchus placei Oesophagostomum radiatum Ostertagia lyrata Ostertagia ostertagi Trichostrongylus axei Lungworms Dictyocaulus viviparus

Champion Percentage Female

Grand Champion Heifer: HCF Flo 12B, 4-3-14, by TR PZC Mr Turton 0794 ET. Hassebrook Charolais Farm, Genoa, Neb.

Lungworms Dictyocaulus viviparus – Adults

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This drug product is not approved for use in female dairy cattle 20 months of age or older, including dry dairy cows. Use in these cattle may cause drug residues in milk and/or in calves born to these cows.

A withdrawal period has not been established for pre-ruminating calves. Do not use in calves to be processed for veal.

Animal Safety Warnings and Precautions The product is likely to cause tissue damage at the site of injection, including possible granulomas and necrosis. These reactions have disappeared without treatment. Local tissue reaction may result in trim loss of edible tissue at slaughter.

Observe cattle for injection site reactions. If injection site reactions are suspected, consult your veterinarian. This product is not for intravenous or intramuscular use. Protect product from light. LONGRANGE® (eprinomectin) has been developed specifically for use in cattle only. This product should not be used in other animal species.

When to Treat Cattle with Grubs LONGRANGE effectively controls all stages of cattle grubs. However, proper timing of treatment is important. For the most effective results, cattle should be treated as soon as possible after the end of the heel fly (warble fly) season.

Environmental Hazards Not for use in cattle managed in feedlots or under intensive rotational grazing because the environmental impact has not been evaluated for these scenarios.

Other Warnings: Underdosing and/or subtherapeutic concentrations of extended-release anthelmintic products may encourage the development of parasite resistance. It is recommended that parasite resistance be monitored following the use of any anthelmintic with the use of a fecal egg count reduction test program.

TARGET ANIMAL SAFETY Clinical studies have demonstrated the wide margin of safety of LONGRANGE® (eprinomectin).

Overdosing at 3 to 5 times the recommended dose resulted in a statistically significant reduction in average weight gain when compared to the group tested at label dose.

Treatment-related lesions observed in most cattle administered the product included swelling, hyperemia, or necrosis in the subcutaneous tissue of the skin. The administration of LONGRANGE at 3 times the recommended therapeutic dose had no adverse reproductive effects on beef cows at all stages of breeding or pregnancy or on their calves.

Not for use in bulls, as reproductive safety testing has not been conducted in males intended for breeding or actively breeding. Not for use in calves less than 3 months of age because safety testing has not been conducted in calves less than 3 months of age.

STORAGE Store at 77° F (25° C) with excursions between 59° and 86° F (15° and 30° C). Protect from light.

Made in Canada.

Manufactured for Merial, Inc., Duluth, GA, USA. The Cattle Head Logo and LONGRANGE are registered trademarks of Merial, Inc. ©2015 Merial, Inc. All rights reserved.

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A deworming with LONGRANGE® (eprinomectin) can help keep parasites from eating into your profits.

If you used a conventional dewormer like CYDECTIN® (moxidectin), SAFE-GUARD® (fenbendazole) or in combination, your cattle are probably already reinfected with parasites. That’s because conventional dewormers only last 14 to 42 days and SAFE-GUARD has no persistent effect. Only LONGRANGE delivers up to 150 days of parasite control in a single treatment.1,2 When you look at the benefits of season-long parasite control with LONGRANGE – you’ll see you have a lot to gain.

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*Results varied between 13 and 40 lbs. for heifers and steers, respectively, over 104 days.

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Administer subcutaneously at 1 mL/110 lbs.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: Do not treat within 48 days of slaughter. Not for use in female dairy cattle 20 months of age or older, including dry dairy cows, or in veal calves. Post-injection site damage (e.g., granulomas, necrosis) can occur. These reactions have disappeared without treatment. ®JOHN DEERE is a registered trademark, and ™GATOR is a trademark, of Deere & Company. Deere & Company neither sponsors nor endorses this promotion. ®LONGRANGE and the Cattle Head Logo are registered trademarks of Merial.

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Visit the web site –

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Your Source for Performance Charolais Genetics

Contact these seedstock breeders for herd sire prospects and herd building females.

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Bull Sale • April 9, 2016

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Impressed 620 x Duchess 351

EPDs: 8.1 -1.2 20 27 3 1.0 13 0.5

Semen: $15/straw; $25 signing fee

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KEPPEN CHAROLAIS

Jerod & Melanie Olson

Space Available Contact Colt Keffer 765-376-8784

Steve - Myrna - Greg - BJ 405 Samara Ave. • Volga, SD 57071 • (605) 627-5229 keppencharolais@mchsi.com • www.keppencharolais.com

Reich Ranch Charolais Tim and Ree Reich

Brian & Janna Adam, Ethanie & Andrew (605) 842-1185 - Home (605) 203-1228 - Brian cell (605) 203-1229 - Adam cell

Bull Sale April 2, 2016

Wells Charolais Ranch

15446 419th Ave • Conde, SD 57434 Richard & Heather Wells (605) 784-3409 Jason & Nina Jo Wells (605) 784-7824 www. wellscharolaisranch.com

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Fresh Air x Rio Bravo

EPDs: 4.5 1.0 30 59 21 2.9 36 1.3

39120 192nd Street Wagner, South Dakota 57380 (605) 384-3300, (605) 491-0986

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Vedvei Charolais

Herd Sire Prospects & Embryos for Sale Private Treaty

“2000 AICA Seedstock Producer of the Year”

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1007 Kingsbury Belle Fourche, SD 57717 (605) 892-4366 Bull Sale • April 14, 2016

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Odden Charolais Ranch

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PF El Duke 9021 P ET

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20629 443rd Ave Lake Preston, SD 57249

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AI ADVANCES

IN THE BEEF INDUSTRY

By Heather Smith Thomas The first use of artificial insemination was accomplished

by Arab Sheiks who wanted to utilize bloodlines of the horses belonging to their tribal enemies. They would sneak up to the other tribe’s herd at night with a mare in heat and secretly would be collected, extended with a media, placed in glass collect semen from the desired stallion into a leather pouch and ampoules and kept in an ice bath. The extended semen would take it back to their own camp to inseminate a prize mare. be drawn up into a pipette to breed the cow. That semen would The earliest documented use of artificial insemination last 2 to 5 days, depending on the fertility of the bull,” he says. was in 1780 when Italian physiologist Spallanzani obtained The advent of frozen semen revolutionized this process. puppies. A few other reports of successful AI breedings Beef AI got started in the early 1950’s along with performance occurred in the 19th century, but it wasn’t until about 1900 testing of certain bulls. Some progeny testing was done in the that extensive studies with farm animals began in Russia. A late1960’s and early 1970’s by the Beef scientist named Ivanov developed the Improvement Federation. Importations technique for mares, and by 1930 he of some European breeds were only and his associates were doing artificial possible by using frozen semen and AI, The earliest documented insemination of cattle and sheep. due to restrictions on importing live Artificial insemination in the animals.

U.S. was first used in dairy herds in use of artificial insemination Today the AI process is easier with the 1930’s with cooled fresh liquid use of synchronization protocols. All semen—transported in glass vials kept was in 1780 when Italian the cows in the herd can be bred on the cool in ice-water. Most AI studs were same day instead of having to watch local, because fresh semen couldn’t them for signs of heat. Conception physiologist Spallanzani be transported very far. By 1938, rates have also improved. Being able organized AI was being done in U.S. to ultrasound the cow’s ovaries and dairy herds and a few beef herds. At obtained puppies. determine the time of ovulation helped first they were using extended and researchers figure out the best time cooled liquid semen, packaged in glass to inseminate cattle and obtain better ampoules (vials). Carl Rugg (Bovine conception rate.

Elite, LLC in Texas) says that in early years the process was Rugg did his masters degree in reproductive physiology all done by veterinarians, and then later by specialized AI at Colorado State University. “This was about the time we technicians who were employees of AI cooperatives. moved to the next phase, packaging and freezing the semen “The distributor would bring the veterinarian 3 or 4 bulls, in French straws. We continue to use this technique and and in those early years it was mainly dairy bulls. The semen CHAROLAIS JOURNAL

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packaging method, which allows the semen to freeze and thaw with higher recovery and ultimately better conception with frozen semen. We’ve come a long way in the packaging and handling process.”

He says one of the biggest advances has been the use of invitro fertilization of embryos. “The producer may have a great cow that’s getting old and she’s not producing as many embryos as desired. So we can aspirate ova from her ovaries and fertilize them in-vitro,” he says.

In addition to that, there has also been an increase in the production and use of sexed semen in beef cattle. “The major bull studs such as ABS Global, Select Sires and Accelerated Genetics first used dairy bulls for sexed semen. A dairy bull, in general, has very high fertility and high quality of semen that can be more readily processed and sorted for sexed semen. The dairy breeds, in general, are very fertile,” says Rugg.

Dairymen started using sexed semen, partly because of high fertility that allowed this, and partly because dairies do a lot more AI breeding than do beef producers. “Well over 70% of dairy cows are bred AI, while we might have 10% in the beef industry. It was logical for sexed semen to be used first in the dairy business. They are turning over more generations, faster, wanting heifers to milk, rather than bull calves,” he explains.

“A few years ago we started seeing some placement of beef bulls for sexed semen production. Each of the major bull studs has a handful of beef bulls that they offer for sexed semen availability. These are bulls with high fertility and high quality semen that can make it through the sex-sorting process. Not every bull’s semen can do this. We’ve seen several breeds such

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as Angus, Simmental, Hereford and Charolais being offered for sexed semen,” says Rugg. There are also a few bulls chosen for sexed semen in the club calf business.

“Increasing use of sexed semen is a slow trend because the cost is still high—at least double the price of conventional products, and it’s even higher for some of the bulls that are in great demand,” he says.

The process is expensive, and you only get a fraction of the semen that would be obtained conventionally.

“The company that came up with the sexing technology has all the patents on that process. They contracted those patents to other firms, so there are several large firms like American Breeders Service, Accelerated Genetics and Genex that can process it with their own machines. They pay a royalty to use the technology,” he says.

“Sexed semen is now fairly prevalent throughout the U.S. and we have facilities to process sexed semen in many locations.

Sexing Technologies owns all the patents, and they provide all the media and products to be used for that purpose, as well as the training,” says Rugg.

Sexed semen has become more widely used across the country, especially in the dairy business.

“More beef semen is being sexed today, however, than it was earlier, and has perhaps doubled in the past 5 years,” says Rugg.

“The cost of producing the straw of sexed semen might be $25 to $40 so the bull studs are pricing the semen fairly high to cover their expense of processing. The breeders who want to use it are paying a premium for it. They might also be using some in-vitro fertilization, which adds to the expense. They are taking these high-end steps, however, to produce a high-end

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“We will continue looking for bulls in the top 20% of the various breeds—bulls that can provide us with the next generation of better cattle.

We’ve really narrowed down the scope; most breeders are looking for the top bulls rather than a wide range of bulls” product. TransOva Genetics does a lot of IVF work. They can utilize not just fresh semen, but can take a straw of semen and sex sort it,” he says.

Darrel DeGrofft, DVM,an embryologist in Loveland, Colorado (Colorado Genetics, Inc.) says most beef cattle producers who utilize AI are using conventional semen rather than sexed semen, but the use of sexed semen is slowing increasing. “There are currently some improvements being made in sexed semen. Some of the companies are coming out with products that will have more sperm cells per straw. I have been told that later this year a new product will be available.

We do use some sexed semen occasionally in our reproductive business. It’s best if used in virgin heifers, versus cows, due to the smaller size of the reproductive tract,” he says.

“We still see a lot of general AI,” says Rugg. “Over this past year with the drought situation in southern states, breeders who were able to keep females have trimmed down their herds— keeping just the best cows—and they will be using plenty of AI this year. Producers who want to stay current with the rest of the industry use AI as part of their program. We continue to see an increase in the use of AI for production purposes and to build back herds, and keep those generations moving, with progress in genetics. You can fall behind pretty easily if you don’t,” he says.

“We are also seeing more exported semen. With the world market, a lot of the bulls that are being collected are not just for domestic use anymore. Bovine Elite exports a lot of frozen semen and embryos to Central and South America. We continue to see use of high-end bulls in Central and South America, South Africa, Australia and other areas of the world.

The embryos are contracted as needed. We don’t have an inventory of embryos; these are custom produced for the client,” he explains.

— Darrel DeGrofft, DVM

“We will continue looking for bulls in the top 20% of the various breeds—bulls that can provide us with the next generation of better cattle. We’ve really narrowed down the scope; most breeders are looking for the top bulls rather than a wide range of bulls,” he says.

The breed associations are now able to identify DNA on specific bulls, and are using those tools to move the superior bulls to the front faster. “They are able to identify those as the bulls we want semen from, and can bring them in young—to get more use of them. You don’t have to be raising 20 bulls to get the one exceptionally good one; we can now narrow that scope a lot,” says Rugg.

Almost all the AI and ET companies in the U.S. and Canada use synchronization protocols. “Every bull stud’s semen catalog has these protocols listed at the back of their catalog—a page for heifers and a page for cows,” DeGrofft says.

“We can use various programs for heifers or for cows, though some people still use simple heat detection for 21 days and breed accordingly. With timed AI (TAI), utilizing superior bull genetics, the cattle are bred 9 or 10 days after you place the CIDR, resulting in more calves born in the early part of the calving season, which for most producers is economically valuable,” he explains.

Some people ask if all the calves will be born in just a few days if the cows are bred in a synchronized program and all bred on the same day. “We know that even though they are all bred the same day (to calve about 9 months later) calving will be spread over 30 days; a few cows will calve as much as two weeks early while others will calve two weeks late.

The majority of those AI calves will come within a 10 day window, but they do not all calve on a Tuesday nine months from the AI date!”

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Sales Review

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Stewart & Steffensen 9th Annual Bull Sale Madison, S.D.  February 13, 2016 Auctioneer: Seth Weishaar, Belle Fourche, S.D. Average: 53 Bulls........................................ $4,401 Total Sale Gross.............................. $233,252 By: Colt Keffer High-selling lots: $7,250 – Yearling. JS Sir Success 5343 Pld, 3-2-15, by DCR Mr Big Success A272. To Dale Benson, Sioux Falls, S.D. $7,000 – Yearling. JS Sir Success 5225 Pld, 2-9-15, by DCR Mr Big Success A272. To Richard Kaistinen, Hayti, S.D. $6,750 – Yearling. JS Sir Hot Water 5235 Pld, 2-18-15, by Double-H Hot Water 028X. To Jeff Ebersdorfer, Fedora, S.D. $6,750 – Yearling. JS Sir Success 5232 Pld, 2-18-15, by DCR Mr Big Success A272. To Dale Benson. $6,500 – Fall Yearling. JS Sir Tradition 0901 Pld, 9-5-14, by WCR Sir Tradition 9407 P. To Wade Bennett, Central City, Neb.

Iowa Beef Expo Charolais Sale Des Moines, Iowa  February 15, 2016 Auctioneer: Rob Nord, Clinton, Ill. Sale Manager: Hubert Cattle Sales, Oakley, Kan. Averages: 24 Open Heifers................................. $3,010 9 Bred Heifers.................................... $3,544 43 2/3 Bulls....................................... $5,189 76 2/3 Lots.................................... $4,314 Not included in above averages: 1 Flush............................................... $2,000 3 Embryos............................................. $500 Total Sale Gross.............................. $334,200 By: Colt Keffer High-selling lots: $41,000 – Yearling Bull. NGC Celebrate 508C, 1-6-15, by LT Ledger 0332P. From North Grove Charolais, Grove City, Minn. To Doll Ranch, New Salem, N.D. (2/3 Interest) $10,000 – Yearling Bull. EJD Silver Ledger 51 Pld, 12-21-14, by LT Ledger 0332P. From Dodge Charolais, Newton, Iowa. To Allen Crow, Arnold, Neb. $9,000 – Fall Yearling Bull. TFC Monument 506, 9-23-14, by LT Ledger 0332P. From Tara Fountain, Thompson, Mo. To Allen Crow. $8,000 – Fall Yearling Bull. PC Man of The Hour, 10-3-14, by LT Ledger 0332P. From People’s Charolais, Leonard, Mo. To Eickhoff Farms, Verdon, Neb. $7,000 – Yearling Bull. NGC Good Time 507C, 1-14-15, by LT Ledger 0332P. From North Grove Charolais. To Legacy Ranch, Blackfoot, Idaho. $6,000 – Bred Heifer. SFC Pearl 487, 5-1814, by WC Bluegrass 2196 P ET. From Stalcup Charolais, Prescott, Iowa. To Alan McDaniel, Indianola, Iowa.

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Bina Charolais 21st Annual Powerhouse Bull Sale Jamestown, N.D.  February 16, 2016 Auctioneer: Kevin Effertz, Velva, N.D. Average: 31 Yearling Bulls.......................... $5,078 Total Sale Gross.............................. $157,428 By: Colt Keffer High-selling lots: $13,500 – Yearling Bull. #5075, 3-4-15, by ACE-ORR Amigo 253. To Jerry Olson, Selby, S.D. $11,000 – Yearling Bull. #5065, 2-27-15,

by KEYS Ten-acious 166S. To Mike Mettler, Eureka, S.D. $10,000 – Yearling Bull. #5004, 1-26-15,

by M6 Grid Maker 104 PET.To Wade Heinrich, Lamoure, N.D. $9,500 – Yearling Bull. #5043, 2-12-15,

by Red Man 1021. To Larry Starr, Cando, N.D. $9,000 – Yearling Bull. #5039, 2-10-15,

by M6 Grid Maker 104 PET. To Randy Quam, McLeod, N.D.

Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic Kearney, Neb.  February 18, 2016 Auctioneer: Tracy Harl, Loup City, Neb. Averages: 19 Bulls.............................................. $5,416 6 Heifers............................................. $5,706 25 Lots.......................................... $5,706 Total Sale Gross.............................. $142,650 By: Colt Keffer High-selling lots: $20,000 – Bred Heifer. HCF Flo 12B, 4-3-14, by TR PZC Turton 0794 ET. From Hassebrook Charolais Farm, Genoa, Neb. To RBM Livestock, Florence, S.D. $10,750 – Yearling Bull. IKE All State 5114, 2-28-15, by Keys All State 149X. From Sonderup Charolais Ranch, Fullerton, Neb. To Triple C Charolais, Steep Rock, Manitoba, Canada. $10,000 – Yearling Bull. Renn Anakin 5315C, 2-14-15, by HCR Patriarch 2502 Pld. From Rennert Ranch, Elm Creek, Neb. To Allen Crow, Arnold, Neb. $7,750 – Yearling Bull. LaFraise Ledger 294, 12-3-14, by LT Ledger 0332P. From LaFraise Farms, Flannagan, Ill. To Allen Crow. $7,250 – Long Aged Bull. LaFraise Rail Splitter 114, 5-11-14, by Raile 2250 T077.

From LaFraise Farms. To Jim Just, Funk, Neb.

R Lazy B Ranch Annual Production Sale Aberdeen, S.D.  February 19, 2016 Auctioneer: Seth Weishaar, Belle Fourche, S.D. Average: 43 Yearling Bulls.......................... $5,994 Total Sale Gross.............................. $257,750 By: Colt Keffer High-selling lots: $12,000 – Yearling Bull. RLB Profit Plus 356C, 3-7-15, by LT Ledger 0332 P. To Mike Peterson, Cresbard, S.D.

$10,500 – Yearling Bull. RLB Heavy Weight 118C, 3-31-15, by RBM Fargo Y111. To Kim Steiglemeier, Brittion, S.D. $10,000 – Yearling Bull. RLB Cowboss 205C, 3-14-15, by RBM Fargo Y111. To Fred Hoffman, Long Lake, S.D. $9,500 – Yearling Bull. RLB Magnum Pro 138C, 3-20-15, by RBM Fargo Y111. To Holzwarth Ranch, Mound City, S.D. $9,500 – Yearling Bull. RLB Wranglers Edge 313C, 2-28-15, by WR Wrangler W601.

To Mike Peterson.

10-15-14, by TR Fire on the Rocks 0329X ET. To Johnson Charolais, Deer Park, Wash. $7,000 – Bull. HACC Mr Tribute 455 Pol, 9-22-14, by LT Tribute 0100 P. To Tom Gluck, Jordan Valley, Ore. $6,700 – Bull. HACC Fire Out West 430 Pld, 2-19-14, by TR Mr Firewater 5792RET. To Tom Gluck. $6,250 – Bull. KL Silver State 413 Pol ET, 10-8-14, by Keys All State 149X. From Keifer Livestock, Pullman, Wash. To Bret Brash, Cheney, Wash.

Kentucky Beef Expo Charolais Sale

Rogers Bar HR “Turn – Out” Charolais Bull Sale

Louisville, Ky.  February 20, 2016

Collins, Miss.  February 27, 2016

Auctioneer: Eddie Burks, Park City, Ky. Sale Sponsor: Kentucky Charolais Association Sale Manager: Kentucky Charolais Association Sale Consultant: Andrew Doub

Auctioneer: Tommy Barnes, Lowndesboro, Ala.

Averages: 3 Yearling Bulls.................................. $3,033 3 Cow-Calf Pairs................................. $5,216 3 Bred Cows....................................... $2.333 1 Bred Heifer...................................... $2,200 13 Open Heifers................................. $2,292 23 Lots.......................................... $2,772 Not included in above averages: 3 Embryos............................................. $425 3 Units of Semen................................... $450 2 Char-cross Heifers........................... $1,600 Total Sale Gross................................ $69,575 By: Floyd Wampler High-selling lots: $8,500 – Cow-Calf Pair. Ms Cowgirl Up, 12-8-12, by RRV/Ms Nitro 8920 PET. Heifer calf, 11-3-15, by TR PZC Rapid Fire 9775 ET. Cow rebred to TR PZC Rapid Fire 9775 ET. From Millstone Charolais, Shelbyville, Ky., and Kaya Coldiron, Eminence, Ky. To Becca, Jenna and Jack Harrod, Frankfort, Ky. $4,400 – Cow-Calf Pair. Hayden A 481, 9-3-13, by JWK Impressive D040 ET. Bull calf, 8-13-15, by NWMSU Doc Silver 362 Pld. Cow rebred to M6 Bells and Whistles 258 P. From Hayden Farm, Bardstown, Ky. To Randy Shirel, Sturgis, Ky. $3,500 – Open Heifer. M&M Miss Chanell, 7-19-15, by LT Ledger 0332 P. From M&M Cattle Co., Nolensville, Tenn. To Ronnie Gearlds, Tompkinsville, Ky. $3,200 – Bull. Barrons Boss Man C108, 2-20-15, by SR/NC Field Rep 2158 P ET. From Michaela Barron, Brodhead, Ky. To Ronnie Gearlds.

Hang’n A Cattle Company 13th Annual Rancher’s Choice Bull Sale Eltopia, Wash.  February 27, 2016 Auctioneer: Butch Booker, Colfax, Wash.

Average: 23 Bulls........................................ $3,942 Not included in above averages.

67 Angus Bulls................................... $4,077 20 Commercial Open Heifers.............. $1,144 Total Sale Gross.............................. $386,700 By: Weston Geppert High-selling lots: $10,000 – Bull. HACC Prairie Rock 458 Pol,

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Average: 58 Two-Year-Old Bulls.................. $3,759 Not included in above average: 66 Bred Brangus Commercial Heifers..... $2,015 Total Sale Gross.............................. $351,000 By: Floyd Wampler High-selling lots: $5,500 – Bull. HBR Magnum 1407 P, 3-2614, by HBR Magnum 879 P. To Carolyn Sue Hall, Hotchkiss, Colo. $5,250 – Bull. HBR Cannon 189P, 10-12-13,

by HBR Cannon 602 P. To McLane Garrett Cattle Co., Montgomery, Ala. $5,000 – Bull. HBR Cannon 202 P, 10-2913, by HBR Cannon 602P. To Bunkie Smith, Philadelphia, Miss. $5,000 – Bull. HBR Cannon 185P,, 10-5-13,

by HBR Cannon 602 P. To Andrew Dufrene Farms, Cutoff, Miss. $5,000 – Bull. HBR Auto Pilot 217P, 11-18-13,

by HBR Auto Pilot 714 P. To Mark Nicholson, Philadelphia, Miss.

Doll Ranch 36th Annual Production Sale Mandan, N.D.  March 1, 2016 Auctioneer: Lynn Weishaar, Reva, S.D. Averages: 80 Yearling Bulls................................ $6,053 4 Yearling Heifers............................... $3,905 84 Lots.......................................... $5,922 Total Sale Gross.............................. $497,500 By: Colt Keffer High-selling lots: $17,000 – Bull. DCR Mr Commissioner C49, 2-12-15, by JWX Silver Buckle 524U. To Wilgenbusch Charolais, Halbrite, Sask. $14,500 – Bull. DCR Mr Cogburne C228 TW, 3-6-15, by LT Ledger 0332 P. To Darwin Chesroun, Turtle Lake, N.D. $12,500 – Bull. DCR Mr Complete Solution C329, 3-25-15, by DCR Mr Solution W13. To Heikamp Farms, Wyndmere, N.D. $12,000 – Bull. DCR Mr Cool Duke C113, 2-20-15, by DCR Mr 8141 Sir Duke A519. To Heitkamp Farms. $12,000 – Bull. DCR Mr Ledger C18 TW, 2-8-15, by LT Ledger 0332 P. To Jerry Wagner, South Heart, N.D. $11,500 – Bull. DCR Mr Cognac C251, 3-715, by DCR Mr Red Solution A35. To Heitkamp Farms.

$11,000 – Bull. DCR Mr Cononail C94 ET, 2-17-15, by LT Ledger 0332 P. To Harvie Ranching, Olds, Alberta. $11,000 – Bull. DCR Mr Capital C100, 2-1815, by DCR Mr Solution W13 Pld. To Joe Wegner, Brandon, Minn.

Windy Hill Charolais Farms & Guests 19th Annual Gateway Getaway Production Sale

Double H Charolais Bull Sale

Cedar Hill, Mo.  March 4, 2016

Yankton, S.D.  March 3, 2016 Auctioneer: Tom Kutcha, Yankton, S.D. Average: 18 Bulls........................................ $4,244 Total Sale Gross................................ $76,392 By: Weston Geppert High-selling lots: $9,000 – Bull. NGC Brick House 505C ET, 1-12-15 by LT Legder 0332 P. To Dick Benz, Postville, Iowa. $6,500 – Bull. NGC Mr Royce 514C ET, 1-31-15, by Cooley Royce 1107T39. To Legacy Charolais Ranch, Black Foot, Ore. $5,750 – Bull. Double-H Browser 427B, 9-6-14 by Keys All State 149X. To Steve Grace, Hartford, S.D. $5,000 – Bull. Double-H Manchild 507C, 3-6-15 by BHD Texbase Z472. To Arvin Hecht, Pequot Lakes, Minn.

Sandmeier Charolais 35th Anniversary Bull Sale Bowdle, S.D.  March 4, 2016 Auctioneers: Seth Weishaar, Belle Fourche, S.D. and Lynn Weishaar, Reva, S.D. Averages: 74 Two-Year Old Bulls......................... $5,192 27 Fall Bulls....................................... $6,305 72 Yearling Bulls................................ $4,656 173 Lots........................................ $5,142 Total Sale Gross.............................. $889,675 By: Colt Keffer High-selling lots: $13,000 – Yearling Bull. #5085, 3-26-15,

by IKE All State 3159. To Wienk Charolais Ranch, Lake Preston, S.D. $12,500 – Fall Bull. #4508, 7-27-14, by TR Mr Wrangle Up 2516Z. To Denny Hulm, Meadow, S.D. $12,000 – Fall Bull. #4505, 7-20-14, by SCR Sir Long Shot 2158P. To Kent Aasby, Presho, S.D. $11,500 – Fall Bull. #4515, 8-8-14, by SCR Sir Long Shot 2158P. To Mike Peterson, Cresbard, S.D. $11,500 – Fall Bull. #4512, 8-4-14, by Keys Tenacious 10W. To Mike Peterson. $11,500 – Yearling Bull. #5328, 4-1215, by Wells Hard as a Rock 2596. To Terry Henderson, Lodgepole, S.D. $11,500 – Yearling Bull. #5021, 2-5-15, by M6 Fresh Air 8165 P ET. To Eagle Nest Ranch, Lodgepole, S.D. $11,500 – Yearling Bull. #5147. 3-30-15,

by DCR Mr Buckle Assert Y222. To Kent Aasby.

Auctioneer: Rob Nord, Clinton, Ill. Sale Consultant: Outfront Cattle Service, College Station, Texas Averages: 10 Cow-Calf Splits............................... $3,418 6 Bulls................................................ $3,042 13 Cow-Calf Pairs............................... $2,400 14 Bred Cows..................................... $2,134 13 Open Heifers................................. $1,527 2 Bred Heifers.................................... $1,538 58 Lots.......................................... $2,352 Note included in above averages: 15 Embryos........................................... $415 1 Pregnant Recipient.......................... $1,900 13 Percentage Cow-Calf Pairs.............. $2,223 Total Sale Gross:............................. $173,450 By: David Hobbs High-selling lots: $5,300 – Cow-Calf Split. WH Ann 9079 Pld, 9-25-09, by PR Sir Duke 6105 ET P. Rebred to M6 Bells & Whistles 258P. Heifer calf, 9-18-15,

by M6 Bells & Whistles 258P. From Windy Hill Charolais Farms, Cedar Hill, Mo. Cow to Steve Jolly, Cadet, Mo., for $3,000. Calf to Mallory Dicken, Poplar Bluff, Mo., for $2,300. $3,800 – Cow-Calf Split. RF Jamie 924 P, 2-25-09, by PF Infinite Justice 1001P ET. Rebred to M6 Grid Maker 104 PET. Heifer calf, 10-6-15, by LT Long Distance 9001 P. From Mallory Dicken. Cow to Sparks Charolais, LaMonte, Mo., for $2,200. Calf to Ridder Farms, Hermann, Mo., for $1,600. $3,600 – Cow-Calf Pair. WH Cougar May X104P, 10-31-10, by LHD Cougar L105. Heifer calf, 2-2-16, by CJC Mr President T122 P. From Windy Hill Charolais Farms. To Mike & Tammie Knaus, Sedalia, Mo. $3,500 – Cow-Calf Split. WH Lady Duke Y034P, 5-16-11, by PR Sir Duke 6105 ET P. Rebred to CJC Mr President T122 P. Heifer calf, 9-15-15, by CJC Mr President T122 P. From Windy Hill Charolais Farms. Cow to Larry Moody, Piggott, Ark., for $1,800. Calf to Gary Biggs, Godley, Texas, for $1,700. $3,500 –Bull. WH Whistler 420 Pld, 9-5-14,

by M6 Bells & Whistles 258P. From David & Annette Bonacker, Cedar Hill, Mo. To Bayvue Farms, Bay, Mo. Note: Stan & Mary Bonacker celebrated 50 years as an AICA member and the 50th year of Miss Charolais USA. The National Queen 4-wheeler drawing was won by Wally Campbell, Hartsburg, Mo.

Mead Farms Performance Tested Bull Sale Versailles, Mo.  March 5, 2016 Auctioneer: Jerry Lehmann, Lake Ozark, Mo. Sale Manager: Rance Long, Big Cabin, Okla.

Average: 17 Yearling Bulls.......................... $4,562 Total Sale Gross................................ $77,550

$6,750 – Yearling Bull. Mead Ledger P300, 12-10-14, by LT Ledger 0332 P. To Wheatcraft Farms.

Peterson Farms Charolais 23rd Annual Top Pick Bull Sale Mountain Grove, Mo.  March 5, 2016 Auctioneer: Rob Nord, Clinton, Ill. Sale Manager: Mitchell Management, Koshkonong, Mo. Average: 52 Bulls........................................ $3,191 Note included in above average: 5 Red Hot Bulls.................................. $2,950 Total Sale Gross.............................. $180,700 By: David Hobbs High-selling lots: $4,600 – Bull. PF Mr New Deal 4025 P, 2-2314, by M6 New Standard 842 P ET. To Leonard Froehming, Ava, Ill. $4,600 – Bull. PF Mr Exchange 4051 P, 3-19-14, by ACE-ORR Efficient 972. To John Nicholson, Birch Tree, Mo. $4,500 – Bull. PF Mr Exchange 4042 P, 3-10-14, by ACE-ORR Efficient 972. To John Nicholson. $4,100 – Bull. PF Mr Easy Time 4049 P, 3-18-14, by M6 Makes It Easy 723 P ET. To John Nicholson. $4,100 – Bull. PF Mr Prevalence 4003 P, 3-714, by DCF Prevalence 0953 P. To Jack Inman, Delaware, Okla.

Effertz Key Ranch 38th Annual Bull Sale Rugby, N.D.  March 10, 2016 Auctioneer: Tracy Harl, Loup City, Neb. Sale Manager: Auction Effertz Ltd. Average: 68 Yearling Bulls.......................... $4,816 Total Sale Gross.............................. $327,488 By: Colt Keffer High-selling lots: $22,000 – Yearling Bull. KEYS Main Event 4C ET, 1-17-15, by KAYR Mainstreet 910A. To Sandmeier Charolais, Bowdle, S.D. $9,500 – Yearling Bull. KEYS Main Attraction 22C ET, 2-15-15, by KAYR Mainstreet 910A. To Allen Walth, Glenham, S.D. $8,000 – Yearling Bull. KEYS Mainstreet 40C, 2-23-15, by KAYR Mainstreet 910A. To Rick Zimmerman, Hettinger, N.D. $7,500 – Yearling Bull. KEYS Progressive 115C, 3-14-15, by Keys Progressive 170Z. To Allen Walth. $7,000 – Yearling Bull. KEYS Mainstreet 42C, 2-23-15, by KAYR Mainstreet 910A. To Rick Zimmerman.

Nipp Charolais Spring Bull Sale Overbrook, Okla.  March 12, 2016 Auctioneer: Greg Clifton, North Richland Hills, Texas Average: 81 Yearling Bulls.......................... $4,944 Total Sale Gross.............................. $400,500 By: Cody Beck

High-selling lots: $10,000 – Bull. Mead Ledger P281, 12-1514, by LT Ledger 0332 P. To Wheatcraft Farms, Brookfield, Mo. CHAROLAIS JOURNAL

High-selling lots: $20,000 – Bull. NC Hank Jr 4144 P, 10-21-14,

by BJR Hank 984. To N Bar Cattle, Headlton, Okla. $7,000 – Bull. NC Mr. Hank 4232 P, 10-22-14,

by BJR Hank 984. To Bruce Jones, Maysville, Okla. $7,000 – Bull. NC Bocephus 4078 P, 11-1314, by BJR Hank 984. To Jordan Anderson, Ardmore, Okla. $6,750 – Bull. NIPP/BAMBOO Duke 4373, 11-30-14, by WCR Sir Duke 7340 P. To Maher Farms, Ardmore, Okla. $6,750 – Bull. NC/MW Prince 437, 10-13-14,

by NC Crown Prince 0400 P ET. To Hearts Creek Cattle, Decatur, Texas.

Wright Charolais 9th Annual Bull Sale Kearney, Mo.  March 12, 2016 Auctioneer: Rob Nord, Clinton, Ill. Sale Manager: Hubert Cattle Sales, Oakley, Kan. Averages: 86 Yearling Bulls................................ $8,802 51 1/3 Fall Yearling Bulls.................... $6,804 137 1/3 Bulls................................ $8,055 Total Sale Gross........................... $1,106,250 By: David Hobbs High-selling lots: $125,000 – Yearling Bull. WC Milestone 5223 P, 1-12-15, by WC Benelli 2134 P ET. To Wild Indian Acres, DeSoto, Mo., Cavender Ranches, Jacksonville, Texas, Sturgess Double S Cattle, LaRue, Texas, Southern Cattle Co., Marianna, Fla., Severance Diamond Charolais Ranch, Ryder, N.D., Lehmann Cattle Company, Lawson, Mo., Carstens Farms, Ltd., Adair, Iowa, Ronnie Gearlds & Family, Tompkinsville, Ky., Garrett Charolais, Crossville, Tenn., Tad Owings & Family, DeSoto, Mo., and John Gibson Family, St. James, Mo. (1/2 interest, 1/2 possession.) $29,000 – Yearling Bull. WC CCC Maverick 5117 P ET, 1-13-15, by LT-WC Templeton 1483 Pld ET. From Wright Charolais, Richmond, Mo., and Cody Cattle Co., Braymer, Mo. To Yocham Ranch, Sapulpa, Okla. (1/2 interest, full possession.) $23,000 – Fall Yearling Bull. WC Blue Crush 4526 P, 10-2-14, by LT Rushmore 8060 Pld. To Happy 11 Charolais, Zapata, Texas.

(2/3 interest, full possession.) $21,000 – Yearling Bull. WC More Power 5248 P, 1-24-15, by LT Rushmore 8060 Pld. To Severance Diamond Charolais Ranch. (2/3 interest, full possession.) $20,000 – Yearling Bull. WC Net Return 5221 Pld, 1-12-15, by WC Capital Gain 2220 P ET. To Schmidt Cattle Co., Gordon, Neb. (2/3 interest, full possession.) $20,000 – Yearling Bull. CCC WC Legislator 5119 P ET, 1-15-15, by LT Ledger 0332 P. From Wright Charolais and Cody Cattle Co. To JVS Cattle Co., Sulphur, La., and Bar J Charolais, Liverpool, Texas. (2/3 interest, full possession.) $19,000 – Yearling Bull. WC Endorsement 5133 P ET, 2-9-15, by LT Ledger 0332 P. To Greer Charolais, Center, Texas. (1/2 interest, 1/2 possession.) $18,000 – Fall Yearling Bull. WC Double The Value 4507 P, 9-10-14, by LT Blue Value 7903 ET. To Steve McBee, Independence, Mo. (2/3 interest, full possession.)

Note: Bulls sold to 23 states.

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Reserve Champion AOB Steer: Dean Adcock, Assumption, Ill.

Houston Livestock Show Houston, Texas z March 12-18, 2016

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Breeding Heifer Judge: Shane Bedwell, Kansas City, Mo. Market Steer Judge: Dr. Scott Greiner, Blacksburg, Va. Champion and Continental Reserve Supreme Heifer: TR DSUL Lady Bunny B58 ET, 3-18-14, by TR Mr Fire Water 5792RET. Kalli Ellis, La Ward, Texas.

Reserve Champion Heifer: LCR Ms Holywater 1107B, 3-5-14, by TR PZC Holywater 9777 ET. Mason Leifeste, Cameron, Texas.

Champion and Grand Champion Steer of Show: Aspen Jade Martin, Mason, Texas.

Iowa Beef Expo Des Moines, Iowa z February 13, 2016 Breeding Heifer Judges: Mark Hoge, Good Hope, Ill. and Dan Hoge, Galva, Ill. Market Animal Judge: Amanda Schnoor, Chowchilla, Calif.

Champion Heifer: WC Kourtney 5282 P, 2-4-15, by WC Up The Limit 1128 P ET. Makayla Houck, Prescott, Iowa.

Reserve Champion Heifer: CC Smokin Hott 5558 ET Pld, 8-12-15, by TR Smoke On The Water ET. Cole Ballanger, Moravia, Iowa.

Champion Percentage Heifer: MJ Ms Peach, 4-11-15, out of TR Ms Ice Bucket 6683S. Cole Neil, Fairbank, Iowa.

Reserve Champion Percentage Heifer: Miss Light The Fire, 2-10-15, by TR Mr Fire Water 5792RET. Anna Junck, Sioux City, Iowa.

Champion and Supreme Overall Steer: Tristan Kendall Himes, Sterling City, Texas.

Reserve Steer: Kylie Jayne Patterson, San Antonio, Texas.

Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic Kearney, Neb. z February 21, 2016 Breeding Heifer Judge: Bobby Strecker, Hutchinson, Kan. Market Animal Judge: Harlan Yocham, Sapulpa, Okla.

Champion Heifer: LKD Miss Intoxicating 533, 3-22-15, by CCC Rocket’s Edge 203 Pld. Ty Dybdal, Newcastle, Neb. Reserve Champion Heifer: WR Miss Ledger C626, 3-7-15, by LT Ledger 0332 P. Kelsey Amos, Stapleton, Neb.

Champion Steer: Heath Downing, Creston, Iowa.

Champion Percentage Heifer: MCC Miss 14, 3-20-15, out of PF Marge 41 PLD TW. Allison Walbrecht, Lincoln, Neb.

Reserve Champion Steer: Justin Donohoe, Parnell, Iowa.

Champion Steer: Isabelle Schultz, Cairo, Neb.

San Antonio Stock Show

Reserve Champion Steer: Chase Albers, Wisner, Neb.

San Antonio, Texas z February 18-26, 2016 Breeding Heifer Judge: Brandon Callis, El Reno, Okla. Market Steer Judge: Shane Bedwell, Kansas City, Mo. Senior Champion, Grand Champion and Supreme Overall Heifer: LCR Ms Holywater 1107B, 3-5-14, by TR PZC Holywater 9777 ET. Mason Leifeste, Cameron, Texas.

Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champion Heifer: TR DSUL Lady Bunny B58 ET, 3-18-14, by TR Mr Fire Water 5792RET. Kalli Ellis, La Ward, Texas.

Calf Champion Heifer: SULL Impressive Stones, 2-26-15, by RBM TR Rhinestone Z38.

Hank Urbanczky, Hereford, Texas.

Reserve Calf Champion Heifer: LDF HHC Cassadee 503C, 5-15-15, by BJCF Barwin Z26.

Christopher Hill, Midlothian, Texas.

Junior Champion Heifer: BLB-F5 Fancy’s Bernice B114 ET, 10-6-14, by TR PZC Mr Turton 0794 ET. Audrey Field, Celina, Texas.

Reserve Junior Champion Heifer: Miss 4M Dancer 454, 12-6-14, by DCF High Voltage 2591 P. McKenna Mitchell, Justin, Texas.

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Champion Composite Steer: Alexis Billeter, Bertrand, Neb.

Entry forms will be available online at www. charolaisusa.com. Early Entry Deadline is May 10. Late Entry/Ownership Deadline is May 20.

The 2016 Planning Committee and the AIJCA would like to extend a thank you to the bidders and buyer of the 2016 Junior National Fundraising Sale! Thank you to the breeders and industry leaders for the outstanding donations, and thank you Breeders’ World Online Sales for helping making this event great!

Iowa Beef Expo

Reserve Champion: Stock Martin, Hereford, Texas.

AIJCF Scholarship Application Deadline April 30th The American-International Junior Charolais Foundation (AIJCF) Scholarship deadline is Saturday, April 30, 2016. Applications can be found at www.charolaisusa.com AIJCF scholarships are awarded to current AIJCA members on the basis of scholastic excellence in high school and/or college, demonstrated AIJCA or associated affiliate leadership, interest in the cattle industry and youth leadership activities. In 2015, the AIJCF awarded $45,000 in scholarships.

Contact Kaitlyn Lewis, Director of Junior Activities.

Champion Heifer

Champion Percentage Heifer

2016 AIJCA Junior National Show & Leadership Conference The 2016 Junior National will be held in Springfield, Missouri, June 26 – July 1.

Complete details and entry information are published on pages 23-32 in this issue.

Champion Steer

San Antonio Stock Show

Reserve Champion Composite Steer: Daniel Beller, Leigh, Neb.

Illinois Beef Expo Springfield, Ill. z February 27-28, 2016 Breeding Heifer Judge: Travis Pembrook, Fairview, Okla. Market Animal Judge: Kirk Stierwalt. Leedey, Okla.

Champion Heifer: LJR Ms Smokin Hottie 888C, 5-2-15, by TR PZC Mr Turton 0794 ET. Tucker Marrs, Paris, Ill.

Supreme Overall Heifer

Reserve Champion Heifer: DF Ms Pandora 199C, 2-5-15, by TR PZC Mr Turton 0794 ET. Rylee Derrer, Milan, Ill.

Supreme Overall Steer

Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo

Champion AOB Heifer: SULL Ivory’s Streak 5725, 3-2-15, out of TR PZC Ms Ivory Angel 0711 ET. Sara Pieper, Stewardson, Ill. Reserve Champion AOB Heifer: MCC MISS6, 3-24-15, out of JM Ms Duchess 602 P. Erica Harrell, Roseville, Ill. Champion AOB Steer: Abby Clapp, Leroy, Ill.

Continental Reserve Supreme Heifer

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Grand Champion Steer of Show

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Eagle Lake Ranch, MO was the buyer of the Wesson prints benefitting the Miss Charolais USA program.

Carol Meyer Miss Charolais USA 1978 attended.

We were very humbled by a gift from the Dicken Family, MO.

Evan Treat, IL won the Junior Buyer drawing — Heifer.

Gary Biggs, TX, won the buyer drawing — framed “Call to the Herd” print.

Stan and Mary Bonacker and Family 7095 Burgess Ford Road  Cedar Hill, MO 63016 Stan: (314) 550-2554  David: (314) 974-5230 Evenings: (636) 285-8825  Fax: (636) 285-6073 E-Mail: stan@windyhillcharolais.com

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Lead-off bull, 2016 Denver Reserve Grand Pen of Three Deep bodied, perfect topped. thick throughout.

Extended clean front, eye appeal that will show.

Calving ease and performance.

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Semen: $30/Straw, $35 Signing For Semen Contact: Phone: (979) 693-0388 Toll Free: (800) 786-4066 FAX: (979) 693-7994 Email: carl@bovine-elite.com

Wright Charolais Richmond, MO 816-776-3512 Farm Office 816-456-3792 Derry Cell 816-529-2190 Chris Cell

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Saturday, May 7, 2016 • 1 p.m.

O.D. Butler Texas A&M Beef Research Center

College Station, Texas

Sale Information O.D. Butler Texas A&M Beef Research Center College Station, Texas 7707 Raymond Stotzer Parkway (Hwy 60)

Contact Information: Dennis Adams Cell Bill Arlitt Cell Rick Evans Cell Cody Beck Cell Brett Sayre Cell

(979) 229-4472 (210) 287-8100 (325) 647-9039 (765) 719-1622 (573) 881-1876

Saturday, May 7, 2016 1PM

Sale Headquarters: Hilton Garden Inn, Bryan, TX (979) 703-7919 Ask for “Cattle Sale Group” for rate of $ 129 + tax Reservations must be made by April 5, 2016.

This is a very busy weekend in the area, call early!!

SALE SCHEDULE: Friday, May 6

All cattle arrive and in place

10:00 AM Ladies meet in Hotel Lobby for Shopping trip to downtown Bryan and “dutch treat” lunch in downtown or at Messina Vineyard (and wine tasting),

located just outside Bryan. Afternoon includes a trip to the George Bush Presidential Library or more shopping.

10:00 AM Bovine Elite, LLC., College Station is offering a 10% discount on all paid semen purchases that day only. And viewing of sale cattle all day.

6:00 PM Usually the consignors all get together and go out and eat this evening, “dutch treat”, but everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the stories, Charolais

talk, and plans for the next day.

Saturday, May 7 8:00 AM Coffee and Doughnuts courtesy of consignors. Viewing of sale cattle all morning.

Noon: Lunch courtesy of Sale of Excellence 1:00 PM 17th Annual Sale of Excellence starts promptly Fun Auction: Immediately following the Sale of Excellence one of the most unique cattle sale events begins. One of the highlights of the whole weekend! Fun

for the entire family!

Upon conclusion of the sale, snacks, drinks and plenty of visiting with old and new friends. Many buyers and sellers get together and go out to eat at one of the fine restaurants in the area! A great weekend for Charolais enthusiast!!

Airline Connections: Easterwood Airport, College Station, is served from Houston and Dallas/ Ft Worth connecting flights. Both Houston George Bush airport and the Austin airport are 90 miles from College Station. Dallas/Ft Worth airport is 190 miles.

Call any sale sponsors for shuttle!

Health: All cattle of test age will be tested within 30 days of sale for Brucellosis or T.B. or originate from Certified and/or Accredited herds for from Free States. Proper Interstate Health Certificates will be furnished. All females selling as pregnant will be pregnancy tested within 30 days and called accordingly.

Terms & Conditions: Settlement on all purchases must be made upon conclusion of the sale. Cattle will not be released until settlement is made. Checks should be made payable to OUTFRONT CATTLE SERVICE. This sale is conducted under standard sale conditions.

A copy is available at the settlement desk.

Scramble Certificates: All Texas show scramble certificates will be accepted!

Insurance: Will be available at the settlement desk.

Trucking: A special trucking arrangement has been made for trucking anywhere in the continental U.S. to a central location. Please contact Sale Manager for details.

Sale Representatvies: Cody Beck........... Charolais Journal (765) 719-1622 Ralph Means.......... The Weekly Livestock Reporter Jay Purchase.......... Special Assignment Auctioneer: Greg Clifton, Hurst, TX (817) 313-5250 Sale Consultant: Brett Sayre (573) 881-1876 Sale Sponsors: Bill & Raye Arlitt (800) 772-3604 cell (210) 287-8100

Rick & Cindy Evans (325) 646-1561 cell (325) 647-9039 3300 Longmire Drive College Station, Texas 77845 (800) 786-4066

Map to the Sale Location: HWY 21 (BRYAN, TX) FM 2818

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O.D. BUTLER TEXAS A&M BEEF CENTER

Easterwood Airport

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Texas A&M Campus George Bush Presidential Library

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Hwy 6 By-Pass & Earl Rudder Freeway

Hilton Garden Inn

Bryan, TX

HWY 60 & University Dr

Raymond Stolzer Parkway

Texas Ave & Bus 6

College Station, TX Texas Ave & Bus 6

Bovine Elite

3300 Longmire Dr

CONSIGNORS: Bill & Raye Arlitt, Poteet, TX 1-210-287-8100 Rick & Cindy Evans, Brownwood, TX

1-325-647-9039 Gary & Christel Biggs, Godley, TX 1-817-320-3535 Happy 11 Charolais, Zapata, TX 1-956-286-3724 Norberto & Davila Lopez Heath & Kristi Hyde, Sulphur Springs, TX 1-214-356-1000 Rocking S Ranch, LLC, Bristow, OK 1-918-633-9594 Butch & Betty Smith 4 G Charolais 1-918-557-1756 Nate Gaskins, Slick, OK Cody & Annalyn Deen, Early, TX 1-325-948-3590 Donald McAdams 1-281-592-4516 Senkirik Cattle Co, Early, TX 1-325-643-4567 Brian Senkirik Dennis Farms, Saint Jo, TX 1-940-841-2792 Eric & Angie Dennis Skeans Cattle Co 1-985-870-4113 David Skeans, Gainesville, TX Chris Hess 1-940-736-3504 Muenster, TX Little W Farms, Lebanon, TN 1-615-642-0976 Mike & Connie Watson Sullivan Charolais, Paris, KY 1-859-338-0170 Candy Sullivan Achee Charolais, LLC, Pass Christian, MS 1-228-697-1818 Curt, Jennifer, & Tyson Achee Hudspeth Farms, St. Joe, AR 1-870-365-8969 Greg & Kelley Hudspeth Drew & Lindsey Apple Wesley Benton 1-501-940-1093 Judsonia, AR Andre Charolais, Blanks, LA 1-225-235-9013 Josh & Regan Andre Taconey Plantation, Vidalia, LA 1-601-431-2241 Charles & Carla Johnson Crews Farms 1-434-203-6258 Chatham, VA Bill McDavid 1-864-346-7685 Easley, SC Byron & Cindy Aultman, Cleveland, TX 1-713-252-1828 Welcome Grove Charolais 1-423-552-4072 Silas Maxwell, Mosheim, TN Rick Hale Farms, Louisburg, MO 1-417-838-7251 Double H Charolais, Paynesville, MN 1-320-760-0359 Harlin & Sue Hecht Sparkman Cattle Co., Daniel Sparkman, Ennis, TX 1-214-676-2706 DeBruycker Charolais, Dutton, MT 1-406-590-3214 Brett DeBruycker

OUTFRONT CATTLE SERVICE Welcome to the 17th Annual Sale of Excellence!

You will find some of the most intriguing and exciting cattle in the Charolais breed in this catalog. Congratulations to the consignors as they continue to raise the bar each and every year with their quality consignments to this sale. And they have certainly done that again this year!

We have a good many donor cows and young females that have the qualifications to be donors in the sale. And the quality of bred and open heifers ready to go into the pastures is amazing. There are real herd building opportunities.

There are some great show prospects from breeders that have been very successful in this arena.

We have a very wide variety of bloodlines, programs, and cattle that will most definitely meet your needs and exceed them. This is a sale everyone that attends makes plans to return each year, it’s just that much fun. Good cattle and Good people in a great atmosphere—it’s hard to beat!

Please join us for a great weekend and if any of us can be of assistance, please give us a call.

Sincerely, Dennis Adams

PB PREGNANT RECIPIENT BY:

BHD ASSET B178 P X JDJ MS DYNASTY L428 DUE:10/11/16 BHD COBALT S553 JDJ MS PHOENIX T3024

JDJ EQUITY Z370 P BHD ASSET B178 P M856889

LHD MS TRADEMARK U1734

LHD DYNASTY C584 JDJ MS DYNASTY L428 F924892

LHD MS FRANZ E147

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Angel 125Y is an own daughter of CJC Ms Legend H124 that was powerful donor at Spring Ridge and later at Double-H. She produced a Cigar daughter that topped a previous Sale of Excellence at $10,000 to Tom Ben Williams. Several of her daughters are still in ET programs around the U.S. She has 36 progeny registered with AICA. Another daughter, RCR Ms Smokin Joe 15N is still in the Hecht ET program and RCR Ms Leader PX14 PET in Jason Blackwelder’s NC herd. PB recip, F1112574, CF Mary 924, born 3/12/09 is a tremendous calf raiser and milks well!

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

RE MS MAX DYNASTY 511 P ET 3/7/2015 EF1197874 POLLED

LT LEDGER 0332 P

JDJ MAXIMO A18 P M841630

JDJ MS TRUEMARK Y322

LHD DYNASTY C584 JDJ MS DYNASTY L428 F924892

LHD MS FRANZ E147

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JDJ TRUE MARK T39 P JDJ MS ICE R2033 EATONS DYNASTY 1093 LHD CUJO LASS W16 FRC FRANZ C166 LHD MS COMMANDER B745

BW: 81 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 2.9 1.1 29 62 9 4.9 24 1.2

Lot 2

TSI 207.63

Sells Open, this halter-broke heifer is ideal in conformation and skeletal correctness. A very long bodied heifer with exceptional clean lines. Her illustrious dam is the very prolific and powerful donor, JDJ Ms Dynasty L428, who has 46 progeny registered with AICA. Maximo’s dam is a remarkable donor, producing an average of 20 embryos per flush. A tremendous milking cow, she raised twins this year and still flushed well! This heifer has a very bright future!

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt with Tregg Kierce

OHF LADY OAKS B226

2/26/2012 EF1152527 POLLED

LHD MR PERFECT Y416

LHD CIGAR E46 M434790

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD THREE TREES NANCY 9126ET F856915

JCA ALI ET

3 H

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734 LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

LHD MR BELLMARK R113 OCR CLASSIC QUEEN 46N SCHURRTOP 5627 LT CHAP’S LADY 2170P WCR SIR FAB MAC 809 WCR MISS DUKE 8742

BW: 81 lbs ADJ.WW: 637 lbs R: 103

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -2.1 2.5 27 45 7 4.4 20 0.9

Lot 3

TSI 179.52

Lot 3A: Pld Heifer # 45C, born 12/2/15, bw 72, sired by JDJ Maximo A18 P, Bred A-I on 2/26/2016 to BHD Asset B178 P. This proven Cigar cow traces to the elite “Nancy” cow family, being a granddaughter of Three Trees elite donor cow, JCA Ali ET, and own daughter of the foundation Nancy, WCR Miss Duke 8742! This young moderate frame cow displays the typical good udder structure of Cigar’s. Her heifer calf will make a tremendous addition to herd with her impeccable pedigree!

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

BARA MS REAL VERNA 49A 10/26/2013 F1215147

CJC ILLUSION N111 BHD REALITY T3136 P M762026

MD MS SILVERBOE J576

LHD ALI MARK T214 SRC VERNA 641ET EF1057171

JWK VERNA E225 ET

4 H

POLLED

LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645

$ SILVERBOE SON 627YB MD MS PERFECT D111 ABC ALI HERCULES LHD MS DAR 6196-N251 VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD LEMMON ACTRESS X140

BW: 86 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 2.3 3.1 31 54 9 3.6 25 1.0

Lot 4

TSI 189.31

Lot 4A: Bull calf # 8D, born 2/1/16, bw 73 lbs, sired by BHD Zen X270.

You will admire this remarkable granddaughter of JWK Verna E225, the $50,000 donor from Three Trees. A maternal sib to 49A’s dam sold in 2015 Sale of Ex to Bamboo Road Farms, GA. This super bull calf has herd sire potential and with his light birth wt would make an excellent heifer calving bull! A real genetic value package that may be a 3-N-One by Sale time!

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

BF MISS REALITY 49 P

5 H

11/2/2013 F1184890 POLLED

LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET CJC ILLUSION N111 CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645 BHD REALITY T3136 P M762026

$ SILVERBOE SON 627YB MD MS SILVERBOE J576 MD MS PERFECT D111

LHD ALI MARK T214 CJC TRADEMARK H45 CJC MS PERFECT F57 LOF VESTA FENNEL 65W F1119484

PRIME TIME 908 P LOF ACTRESS FENELLA33NET WCR JWK VESTA E217 ET

BW: 84 lbs ADJ.WW: 629 lbs R: 99

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.3 3.0 33 60 3 2.9 20 0.8

TSI 195.07

Lot 5A: Pld Heifer # 4D, born 1/22/16, bw 71, sired by JDJ Maximo A18 P, one of the top EPD bulls in the breed. This superb 2nd calf heifer offers abundant fertility and production ability. A quality, correct udder make-up and size. A very proficient pedigree offers maximum productivity. Fancy heifer calf with be an added value to this elite consignment. She will be rebred before the sale or semen available from any of Arlitt herd sires or syndicate bulls.

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

Lot 5

BARA MS ZEN REAL CURLIN 11C

6 H

4/12/2015 F1215146 POLLED

CJC ILLUSION N111

BHD REALITY T3136 P

MD MS SILVERBOE J576 BHD ZEN X270 P M799123 LHD COMMISSIONER L201

BHD MS COMMISSIONER R248 LHD MS SENTINAL M1422

SSR MR SPUR 3328 JDJ CURLIN S3012 P JDJ MS CIGAR K1509 DS MS CURLIN ILLI Z13 F1157989

ILLUSION N111 RE MISS CIGAR ILLUSION 776 ET CJC RE MS DUKE 34 ET BW: 85 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 3.4 1.6 41 62 6 3.6 27 1.6

TSI 195.23

Sells Open, This superb heifer combines two outstanding DeBruycker lines, Zen a real calving ease sire with excellent growth post birth, and the Curlin for supreme milking ability and strong maternal. She also traces to the great 34 donor cow of the Evan’s, the remarkable Cigar daughter and most famous of the $20,000 CR Miss Duke 172 donor.

Zen progeny are doing it all! Great bulls that are heavily in demand at their annual bull sale and great female additions.

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

BHD Zen X270

CGC MS RESOURCE 407 P

7 H

10/5/2014 F1206287 POLLED

CJC SMOKIN TRADE P115 LHD BOSQUE S1195 LHD MS AUTUMN P1247 JDJ RESOURCE Z365 P M826959

SSR MR SPUR 3328 JDJ MS SPUR R120 JDJ MS SMOKESTER N290

CHOICE PROGRAM 326 P HBR CHOICE PROGRAM 395 P HBR LADY MEG 89P CGC SOUTHERN BLESSING 101P F1133309

SOUTHERN AJ 079 P ET CGC LADY ANNABELLE POL CC CC SOUTHERN LADY 541

BW: 92 lbs ADJ.WW: 652 lbs R: 98

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.0 3.0 33 57 10 2.6 26 1.1

TSI

Sells bred A-I on 3/31/2016 to BHD Zen X270 P. This classic Resource beauty is extremely well-made! A very long body first catch’s your eye along with her completeness and sharp clean front. This very stylish prospect possess good bone, depth of rib, square hip, and displays the high degree of femininity. Excellent growth numbers and Resource’s dam may be one of the best milking cows ever, at DeBruycker’s. She is also the dam of DeBruycker’s great sire, JDJ True Mark T39, sire of the $45,000 BHD Zeus bull.

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

Lot 7

BARA MS PRESIDENT 8C

8 H

3/5/2015 F1205440 POLLED

CIGAR E46 JDJ SMOKESTER J1377 P ET LHD JD MS COMMANDER B309 RLL MR RIVERDALE H170 M747342

RC SIGNATURE RLL MS EATON SIGN E263 P SCHURRTOP EATONS SANDRA 1769

LHD CIGAR E46 CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 CJC MS DAYLIGHT K1662 MISS LILY PRESIDENT EF1123220

SIR DUKE 914 PLD MS MAY PERFECTDUKE 182ET VCR JWK CHLOE E255 ET BW: 81 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -0.2 1.9 26 39 16 2.7 29 0.8

TSI 174.66

Sells Open, ready to breed. This superb broodcow prospect ranks in top 15% of breed for Milk and FAT EPDs. Dam is a superb milking President daughter with extra good udder qualities. The Smokester influence adds to the maternal ability as one of the most consistent Milk Trait leaders in the breed! A light birth weight and CE score adds to her value. Breeding privileges to any Arlitt sire, including the great JDJ Maximo A18 that is working fantastic with heifers!

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

CJC Mr President T122

BLB-TML FIRST LADY C116 P 5/5/2015 F1207026 POLLED

CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 DS COMMANDER IN CHIEF 103 M798112

DS EASE’S MISS 503

BHD COBALT S553 BHD MS COBALT U3006 F1115729

MD MS SILVERBOE J576

9 H

LHD CIGAR E46 CJC MS DAYLIGHT K1662

M6 FULL THROTTLE 2138 PET TO EASE’S MISS 1023 P ET CJC SMOKIN TRADE P115 BHD MS GRID N1749 $ SILVERBOE SON 627YB MD MS PERFECT D111

BW: 86 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -0.1 2.8 43 80 5 -0.6 27 0.7

Lot 9

TSI 214.29

Sells Open, a halter-broke heifer, A very deep-bodied heifer with broodcow written all over her! Good udder development already at this early age with a natural thickness, strong-wide top, and excellent bone. Her dam is a “Pick of DeBruycker herd” now residing in the Hudspeth ET program.

She is also a maternal sib to BHD Reality T3136, the performance sire, and to BHD Zeus X3041, the $45,000 sale topper. Cobalt is the sire of the $32,000 JDJ Equity Z370!

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

TL 0332 MAGIC 414

12/3/2014 F1206849 POLLED

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT LEDGER 0332 P M791626

LT BRENDA 6120 PLD

EATONS VALUATION 1010 DW MAGIC 501 F1041052

BAR5 MAGIC 2044 PLD

10 H

LT ASSERTION 1277 P LT PEARL’S BREEZE 2236 P

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P LT BRENDA’S EASE 3055PLD LT POLLED VALUE 9089 EATONS ERIKA 9662 BAR5 CALCUTTA D704P ET LHD MS MAGIC D651

BW: 82 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 4.8 -0.2 30 62 7 5.4 22 1.5

Lot 10

TSI 210.10

Sells bred A-I on 3/31/2016 to BHD Zen X270, a proven calving ease sire!

A super thick, easy-fleshing daughter of the $105,000 LT Ledger 0332 P. Her lineage traces to D651, the top selling bred heifer in DeBruycker’s 2nd Female sale. This powerful lady will make one terrific brood cow! Excellent udder development and plenty of femininity for her massiveness of body!

One of the more powerful young female you will find anywhere!

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlit

RRCA MS VALUE PLUS B109 12/30/2014 F1206309

POLLED

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT LEDGER 0332 P M791626

LT BRENDA 6120 PLD

WCR SIR IMPRESSIVE 8191P RRCA MS VALUE TO IMPRESS W1876 F1108608

RRCA MS VALUE P1271

11 H

LT ASSERTION 1277 P LT PEARL’S BREEZE 2236 P

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P LT BRENDA’S EASE 3055PLD JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET WCR MISS PAUL 8041 LT POLLED VALUE 9089 RRCA MS 84F L1004

BW: 70 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 2.9 0.6 38 74 6 3.8 25 1.5

Lot 11

TSI 219.93

Sells bred A-I on 3/31/2016 to BHD Zen X270. A superbly feminine heifer, very correct lines, and sharp clean front end. This heifer displays good size and frame. She descends from the former AICA Trait Leaders, Sir Impressive 8191 P and LT Polled Value. She ranks in the top 15% WW, 5% YW, 2% SC, 15% CW and 6% Marbling EPDs for the breed! This heifer offers tremendous maternal, growth, and carcass ability in one attractive package.

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

BARA MS CRYPTO 30B

6/6/2014 F1188999 POLLED

M6 GRAVITY 554 PLD ET M6 GRAVITY 9126 PLD M786657

M6 MS 103 DUKE 4102 PLD

LHD GUARANTEE P632 BARA MS CRYPTO 13U F1118223

LHD MS CRYPTO L1143

12 H

M6 FUNCTION 169 PET M6MSD040UNLIMITED3103PET

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET M6 MS DUKE 305 PLD LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS SUNNYDAY M1239 LHD CRYPTO H1523 LHD MS EXPRESS F1010

BW: 72 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 7.2 0.2 29 51 11 5.7 25 0.8

Lot 12

TSI 192.20

Sells bred A-I on 2/22/2016 to JDJ Maximo A18 P. Halter-broke. This winning heifer was a class winner at the 2016 Houston Junior show, shown

by Tatum Kierce, granddaughter of the Arlitt’s. The Crypto cow was one of those massive DeBruycker cows loaded with volume and capacity. A heavy milking cow with top calf raising ability. Sired by the popular M6 sire, Gravity 9126 Pld, being used in Jack Moore’s herd and out of M6 Gravity 554 owned

by J Norris, IN. Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt with Tatum Kierce

RS MISSY TRADE- THROTTLE C836

13 H

9/15/2015 F1214137 POLLED

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD

M6 FULL THROTTLE 2138 PET M660646

M6 MS MARK 9485

CJC TRADEMARK H45 DOUBLE-H MISS TRADEMARK 836U F1093022

MD MS CIGAR N1727

WCR SIR DUKE 761 WCR MISS MAC IV 534

LHD MR SILVER MARK A35 MOORES MS ELLE 659 P LHD ALI MARK T214 CJC MS PERFECT F57 LHD CIGAR E46 MD MS MAGIC E1303

BW: 86 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 3.8 3.3 37 64 15 5.0 33 0.8

TSI 200.95

Sells Open, Show Alert! Super fancy young September show prospect, Halter-broke! A great disposition, excellent structure and style! Superb bone and natural thickness along with great hair will make this a fancy young heifer a real pleasure to own. Her dam is a big, high-volume brood cow by Trademark and Cigar, a very proven genetic blend from DeBruycker. Sired by the increasingly popular Full Throttle, this will make an outstanding cow, possibly a Donor!

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

Lot 13

SELLING 3-EMBRYOS

14 H

JDJ EQUITY Z370 P x RCR MS COMMANDER N03 PET

BHD COBALT S553 JDJ EQUITY Z370 P M826958

JDJ MS PHOENIX T3024

LHD CIGAR E46 RCR MS COMMANDER N03 PET F988554

JD MS COMMANDER B309

CJC SMOKIN TRADE P115 BHD MS GRID N1749

BHD PHOENIX P395 CJC MS CIGAR L426 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177

Est. EPDs of mating:

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

4.3

0.1

25

45

10

3.2

23

0.8

19

0.55 -0.0165 -0.19 184.73

Fat

MB

TSI

Equity Z370 was the high selling bull in DeBruycker’s 2013 bull sale at $32,000 for half-interest. He then sired the high selling bull in the 2015 DeBruycker sale, BHD Asset B178 P, $50,000 for half interest to Rocking S Ranch. Equity sired the 2nd highest sire sale average in that sale. N03 is a full sib to JDJ Smokester J1377 P ET and a very proven donor for the Arlitt program! Her sons have been some of their top sellers each year. One son, BARA Real Smoke 33Z, sired a heifer for Lexi Huse, Elm Mott, TX that has won a great deal on Texas Junior show circuit, including 2nd in class in 2016 Houston.

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

CJC Mr President T122

JDJ Equity Z370 P

15 H

RCR Ms Commander N03 PET

SELLING 3-EMBRYOS

CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 x RE CLASSIE 892 F1119687

M752180

LHD CIGAR E46 JDJ SMOKESTER J1377 P ET M509419

JD MS COMMANDER B309 RE CLASSIE 892 WCR SIR TRADITION 066 RE MS TRADITION E11 P ET F949782

CC MISS WIENK 308

Est. EPDs of mating:

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

-3.8

3.3

31.5

48

10

-0.95

26

0.7

14

0.53

Fat

MB

TSI

-0.005 -0.32 176.9

Classie is the Smokester daughter that has produced some of the high selling lots in both the Sale of Excellence and The ONE Sale! A great milking cow with abundant volume and capacity. This big frame cow is powerful in all aspects as she over powers all her contemporaries in stature and production. She descends from one of Evans’ first Donor cows, CC Miss Wienk C308. 892’s dam, E11 was regrettably never flushed, but always produced some of the great calves each year! A full sib sold to Candy Sullivan in the 2014 The ONE Sale for 4th high selling lot! You will love these calves!

Consignor: Bill & Raye Arlitt

RE Classie 892

RE MS CIGAR 14B ET

3/10/2014 EF1215271 POLLED

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD CIGAR E46 M434790

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET D&D MS CLARICE 2809 PLD ET EF1084165

JWK CLARICE J139 ET

16 H

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734 LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

LHD MR BELLMARK R113 OCR CLASSIC QUEEN 46N WCR SIR TRADITION 066 VCR MISS MAC IV 317 VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD JWK CLARICE D050 ET

BW: 85 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 2.1 1.6 33 60 12 5.7 29 0.9

Lot 16

TSI 197.09

Sells bred 11/25/15 to JDJ Maximo A18 P. A daughter of a top selling lot in last year’s sale, her dam, D&D Ms Clarice 2809 P ET went to Bill McDavid, Easley, SC., Clarice has been one of the most successful cows in the Evans ET program. A full sib to 14B also sold in sale last year to M6 Ranch for $7500.00 for their elite program. This Cigar heifer shows a little more frame and size for added value and should make another one of those powerful donor cow prospects!

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

RE MS 170 EQUITY 553 P ET 9/28/2015 P1035431

BHD COBALT S553 JDJ EQUITY Z370 P M826958

JDJ MS PHOENIX T3024

LHD CIGAR E46 RE MS DYNASTY 170 ET EF1179485

JDJ MS DYNASTY L428

17 H

CJC SMOKIN TRADE P115 BHD MS GRID N1749 BHD PHOENIX P395 CJC MS CIGAR L426 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 LHD DYNASTY C584 LHD MS FRANZ E147

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 5.0 -0.4 22 47 9 5.7 20 0.8

RE MS DYNASTY 170 P ET top selling lot at $13,000 to Bill & Raye Arlitt & Rocking S Ranch

TSI 187.74

This fancy ET heifer represents some of the Evans’ best genetics! Her dam is their high selling cow from the 2014 The ONE sale at $13,000 to Rocking S Ranch, OK., and Bill & Raye Arlitt, TX. Her grand dam is the proficient donor cow, JDJ Ms Dynasty L428, that continues to provide multiple embryos. (Flushed 13 times in row successfully without raising a natural calf).

Equity calves have an unbelievable style and superb conformation to them.

This will be a great one! DeBruycker’s purchased a full sib to 170 cow to use in their program.

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

PB PREGNANT RECIPIENT BY: CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 X JDJ MS DYNASTY L428

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

LHD CIGAR E46 CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 M752180

CJC MS DAYLIGHT K1662

LHD DYNASTY C584 JDJ MS DYNASTY L428 F924892

LHD MS FRANZ E147

17r H

Est. EPDs of mating:

JDJ MS DYNASTY L428

S$ DAYLIGHT 28E MISS BH A1 EATONS DYNASTY 1093 LHD CUJO LASS W16

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

-0.6

1.6

29

48

5

FRC FRANZ C166 LHD MS COMMANDER B745 MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

2.7

19

0.8

14.5

0.44

Fat

MB

Implanted 12/16/15 This recip would be in many breeder’s ET programs!

A daughter of the 2nd high selling bull at DeBruycker’s, N531, that went to Robert’s Inn Farm, MD. His dam, G362, topped the National sale in Kansas City going to Harlan Brothers, TX at $25,000.00 F303 was one of the stoutest bulls ever in the program. This cow milks exceptional! This will make a great addition to your herd as Recip, Donor, or superb brood cow!

PB PREGNANT RECIPIENT 17r: BHD MS COMMODORE T99 2/16/2007 F1074955

CJC TRADEMARK H45 CJC COMMODORE N531 ET M677167

CJC MS CIGAR G362

LHD CIGAR E46 BHD MS CIGAR R443 F1032923

BHD MS SILVER J397

LHD ALI MARK T214 CJC MS PERFECT F57 LHD CIGAR E46 MS ALI MARK Y911 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 JDJ SILVER F303 BHD MS QUEEN F853

BW: 90 lbs ADJ.WW: 668 lbs R: 130 ADJ.YW: 919 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.0 3.6 35 62 15 5.3 32 0.5

BHD Ms Commodore T99 PB Recip cow for lot 17

TSI

0.001 -0.235 181.92

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

R: 112 TSI 191.77

18 H

CHOICE OF ET CALVES & RECIP WCR SIR DUKE 761 VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD M297007

WCR MISS MAC IV 534

LHD CIGAR E46 RE MS DUKE 34 ET F988929

CR MISS DUKE 172

Est.EPDs of mating:

BR DUKE 261 WCR MISS TRADITION 8335

WCR SIR FA MAC 2244 MISS DOC 509 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

3.5

1.9

39

64

14

BR DUKE 261 WCR MISS PERFECTION 806 MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

1.2

33

0.95

15.5

0.17 -0.0155 -0.045 198.99

Fat

MB

TSI

5-Choices, all to be born in March 2016. Buyer must make selection by July 1, 2016. Includes the recipient cow and you can make selection any time in case you wish to implant recip cow again this spring season. These calves would be full sibs to the bull selected by Bruce Roy, LA, RE The Duke 129 ET. He was siring fantastic calves until his unfortunate demise.

The calves were remarkable in growth, thickness, correctness, and style!

The 34 donor is widely known, a daughter topped the 2015 Sale of Excellence at $17,000 for cow and calf that was a full sib to this mating and purchased by Lehmann Cattle Co., MO! For more proof of 34’s ability just evaluate the two Ledger daughters selling as Lots 20 & 21 Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

19 H

RE MS DUKE 745 ET Top selling lot in 2015 sale at $17,000

Choice of 3 Pairs of Embryos by: RE MS DUKE 34 ET and: 19A: VCR SIRE DUKE 914 19B: JDJ EQUITY Z370 P 19C: BHD ASSET B178 P 19D: CJC ILLUSION N111

Est. EPDs: 3.5 1.9 39 63.5 14 1.2 33 0.95 Est. EPDs: 2.9 1.3

29

56

9

1.9 23.5 0.65

Est. EPDs: 0.1 3.65 39 69.5 8.5 1 27.5 0.9 Est. EPDs: 0.55 3.05 33.5 52.5 7.5 0.35 24 0.9

Embryos are located at Bovine Elite, College Station, TX . Buyer’s are responsible for all shipping and handling charges and any signing fees due.

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

RE MS DUKE LEDGER 505 TW

20 H

1/23/2015 F1215058 POLLED

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT LEDGER 0332 P M791626

LT BRENDA 6120 PLD

LHD CIGAR E46

RE MS DUKE 34 ET F988929

CR MISS DUKE 172

LT ASSERTION 1277 P LT PEARL’S BREEZE 2236 P

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P LT BRENDA’S EASE 3055PLD LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 BR DUKE 261 WCR MISS PERFECTION 806

BW: 70 lbs ADJ.WW: 581 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 3.0 1.5 36 68 8 2.6 26 1.3

TSI 210.45

Sells Open. I don’t think you can find a heifer that resembles her dam any more than this beauty! As solid as they get, this broody heifer displays plenty of natural thickness, depth, and correctness. A tremendously good disposition and excellent udder development for her age, just like her dam! This heifer will undoubtedly have a great future and possibly top a sale in her own right within a few years. Top 15% EPDs for WW, YW and top 10% TSI. Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

Lot 20

RE MS DUKE 55 ET

21 H

4/16/2015 EF1200100 POLLED

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT LEDGER 0332 P M791626

LT BRENDA 6120 PLD

LHD CIGAR E46

RE MS DUKE 34 ET F988929

CR MISS DUKE 172

LT ASSERTION 1277 P LT PEARL’S BREEZE 2236 P

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P LT BRENDA’S EASE 3055PLD LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 BR DUKE 261 WCR MISS PERFECTION 806

BW: 76 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 3.0 1.5 36 68 8 2.6 26 1.3

TSI 210.45

Sells Open. Pretty much a carbon copy of perfection to lot 20. This full sib offers the same great genetics along with very pleasing eyeappeal and conformation. Very structurally correct with the best of dispositions! What a cow family pair this would make to develop your program around full sisters from one of the most proven cows in the breed! Same great numbers on growth and carcass, but the milk EPD won’t come close to be accurate on this lineage!

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

Lot 21

RE BARA MS EQUITY 19C ET 4/16/2015 EF1214315

BHD COBALT S553

JDJ EQUITY Z370 P M826958

JDJ MS PHOENIX T3024

LHD CIGAR E46 RE MS EXCEL 32 P ET F945684

CR MISS DUKE 172

22 H

CJC SMOKIN TRADE P115 BHD MS GRID N1749 BHD PHOENIX P395 CJC MS CIGAR L426 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 BR DUKE 261 WCR MISS PERFECTION 806

BW: 75 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 2.5 0.9 28 55 10 1.8 25 0.7

Lot 22

TSI 192.89

Sells Open. Possess that classic great style and eye-appeal of Equity’s along with abundant femininity. This very broody looking heifer is deep, naturally thick, and strong topped. Her dam is a full sib to RE Ms Duke 34, (Lot 18). These Equity calves have beautiful hair and are so structurally correct with good bone. This will certainly be an eye-catcher and her donor dam is another very proven cow that provides assurance of her productivity!

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

DOUBLE-H EVERSWEET 242Z ET 3/5/2012 EF1157759 POLLED

LHD CIGAR E46

CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 M752180

CJC MS DAYLIGHT K1662

LHD SCHURRTOP LEGEND CJC MS LEGEND H124 F846730

CJC MS DYNASTY F780

23 H

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

S$ DAYLIGHT 28E MISS BH A1 ABC FERNANDO MAC LHD MS SHOWBELL B583 LHD DYNASTY C584 CJC MS RULER D523

BW: 103 lbs ADJ.WW: 638 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -7.7 3.6 34 55 8 -1.3 25 0.7

CJC MS LEGEND H124

TSI 184.42

Bred A-I on 6/2/15 to BHD Asset B178 P, a homozygous Polled sire. As we discussed earlier, H124 was a stalwart of the Spring Ridge ET Program along with her daughter, RCR Ms Smoking Jo N15, and both were sold to Double-H, MN., where they become large part of their very successful ET program. A son of N15 was purchased by DeBruycker to use in their herd.

This President daughter adds even more to the abundance of pure muscling and thickness along with powerful maternal ability. Asset, the High selling bull at $50,000 in the 2015 DeBruycker bull sale.

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

CHOICE OF 3 ET CALVES with RECIP LHD CIGAR E46

CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 M752180

CJC MS DAYLIGHT K1662

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 MS MAY CLASSIC BELL158ET F974704

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

24 H

Est.EPDs of mating:

MS MAY CLASSIC BELL 158ET Full sib to LHD Cigar E46

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 S$ DAYLIGHT 28E MISS BH A1 WCR SIR PERFECTION 734 LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

-2.4

2.8

28

41

4

LHD MR BELLMARK R113 OCR CLASSIC QUEEN 46N MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

Fat

1.6

18

0.8

8

0.18

0.01

MB

TSI

-0.195 NA

DUE: March 2016. 158 Donor is a full sib to LHD Cigar E46 and has been a very successful and prolific Donor cow for both Rick Evans and Crews Farm, VA. There are 42 calves registered from 158. President has “nicked” very well on Cigar daughters so this mating should excel. Rick has sold several herd sires out of 158, one to DeBruycker, MT. Selection must be made by July 1, 2016. This good milking donor should produce some outstanding daughters by President!

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

RE MS COMMANDER 256

4/20/2013 F1185068 POLLED

LHD CIGAR E46 RE COMMANDER 260 P ET EM782960

CJC MS DAYLIGHT K1662

WM ALI STAR 250 PET DOR LINDA 874 PLD F1084935

M&M MS 9176 1522 TWN

25 H

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

S$ DAYLIGHT 28E MISS BH A1 VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD NF AGATHA 9581 POLLED HCR MAC 9176 POLLED VCR MISS DUCHESS 433

BW: 83 lbs ADJ.WW: 667 lbs R: 104

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 0.7 2.3 32 48 9 3.2 25 0.9

TSI 183.44

Sells Safe in calf with Embryo from mating BHD Asset B178 P with Ms May Classic Bell 158ET, DUE: September 2016!This PB recip was an outstanding calf raiser with the heavy maternal influence of Commander 260, a full sib to CJC Mr President T122, WM Ali Star 250, a former #1 Multiple Trait Leader, and HCR Mac 9176. All well known for their great milking daughters.

This will be one of the very first matings of this combination in the breed!

BHD ASSET B178 P

Est.EPDs of mating:

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

2.1

2.2

29.0

52.5

7.0

3.7

21.5

1.0

11

0.165 -0.005 -0.07 105.02

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

Fat

MB

TSI

RECIGAR PEARL 244

2/4/2013 F1185053 POLLED

26 H

LHD CIGAR E46 RE CIGAR-SON 497 ET M693094

WCR MISS MAC 9517 ET P

JN LUSTY 466 JN PEARL 570 F971638

MISS JN 417

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

WCR SIR FAB MAC 809 WCR MISS DUKE 8742 4-L UNLIMITED YL13POLLED MARGO 294 M6 MAC 3145 SHYLA 319

BW: 77 lbs ADJ.WW: 650 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.8 0.0 19 30 11 1.6 21 0.4

Sells Safe in calf with Embryo from mating JDJ Smokester J1377 P ET with LHD Ms Cigar K258, DUE September 2016.An excellent opportunity to obtain a very outstanding Smokester calf! K258 is a maternal sib to one of the biggest and stoutest herd sires to ever walk the pastures at DeBruycker, LHD Established M826. Sale after sale is dominated when one of those great Smokester daughters walk into the ring. They have some of the very best udders in the whole breed!

He is one of the most constant AICA Trait Leaders for Milk in some time. He also excels in REA as a Trait Leader.

Est.EPDs of mating:

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

0.0

1.6

22.0

32.5

15.5

2.7

27.0

0.9

10

0.7

Fat

MB

LHD MS CIGAR K258

TSI

-0.025 -0.37 167.275

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

BC MS RESOURCE B27 PLD

27 H

4/22/2014 F1182565 POLLED

LHD BOSQUE S1195

JDJ RESOURCE Z365 P M826959

JDJ MS SPUR R120

M6 CIGAR 524 P ET RAY’S MISS ARLENE 36 U TWIN F1099925

M6 MS D040 DUKE 3134 P

CJC SMOKIN TRADE P115 LHD MS AUTUMN P1247

SSR MR SPUR 3328 JDJ MS SMOKESTER N290 LHD CIGAR E46 DEC 066’S NANCY 218 P ET JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET M6 MS 914 MAMIE 1109 PLD

BW: 89 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 3.5 1.7 35 60 6 3.7 23 1.3

TSI 197.78

Bred A-I on 1/16/16 to JDJ Maximo A18 P. This excellent Resource daughter has a great milking dam that was a feature in the 2014 Pride of Dixie Sale, an M6 Cigar 524 P ET daughter with abundant milking ability. This heifer ranks in the top 20% for WW, 25% YW, 5% SC, and 6% FAT EPDs for the entire breed. Resource’s dam has one of the best udders in the DeBruycker herd. She is also the dam of the very good herd sire, JDJ True Mark T39, a Trademark son.

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

28 H

RE MS WHITE CAP CIGAR 411 ET 4/3/2014 P978424 POLLED

SPARROWS ALCATRAZ 18N

MXS CAVIAR 515R

MXS MAUDE UNLIMITED 43B WHITECAP LAREDO 232T M828782 WHITECAP CUTTING EDGE 97M

HKS CUTTING EDGE LADY196PHKS BEAUTIFUL LADY 66K

LHD MR SILVER MARK A35 M6 MARK 7136 PLD MJM ADDITIONS LOTTIE7126 M6 MS 7136 CIGAR 772 PET EF1079378

LHD CIGAR E46 GP MS CIGAR L01 ET SCV MISS ROCKY A375

BW: 84 lbs ADJ.WW: 629 lbs R: 97

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -1.9 1.8 19 22 3 3.4 12 0.7

29 H

Lot 27

Whitecap Laredo 232T

TSI 158.07

Bred A-I on 12/19/15 to JDJ Maximo A18 P, the $65,000 son of LT Ledger 0332 P. A very large frame, growth oriented female bred to the homozygous Polled calving ease sire. Maternal grand dam is the very proven donor at F&F Charolais that later was a major influence for Green Pastures, SCV Miss Rocky A375. M6 Mark 7136 is well known for the powerful females he has produced for Joe Garcia, GA and M6 Ranch. An outcross of Canadian influence with top US. Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

SELLING 3-EMBRYOS

RE MRS CIGAR 908 ET TO JDJ Maximo A18 P,JDJ Resource Z365 P, or CJC Mr President T122

WCR SIR DUKE 761

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD M297007

WCR MISS MAC IV 534 RE MRS CIGAR 908 ET

LHD CIGAR E46 EF1107729

HALES MRS CIGAR 622 ET F945702

LHD MS SMOOTHDEAL B916

BR DUKE 261 WCR MISS TRADITION 8335

WCR SIR FA MAC 2244 MISS DOC 509 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 SMOOTH DEAL RC 9144 LHD MS LAND JO W202

Est. EPDs of mating:

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

7.2

0.6

34.5

55.0

20.5

3.0

37.5

1.1

15.5

0.08

Fat

MB

TSI

-0.021 0.025 193.715

908 is rapidly becoming the #1 Donor at the Evans’. Her offspring is proving to be exceptional among their peers!

Consignor: Rick & Cindy Evans

RE MRS CIGAR 908 ET

BC MS E46 DUKE X38 PET 11/1/2010 EF1131719 POLLED

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD CIGAR E46 M434790

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD BCC MISS S DUKE 16 99 F853072

OC MISS CHINO C210 P

30 H

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734 LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

LHD MR BELLMARK R113 OCR CLASSIC QUEEN 46N WCR SIR DUKE 761 WCR MISS MAC IV 534 BR DUKE 295 OC MISS CHINO K751

BW: 82 lbs ADJ.WW: 761 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 0.4 1.9 31 51 11 3.9 27 0.7

BC MISS DUKE 16-99

Also the dam of BCC Crown Royal, BCC Wy Not, Three Amigos

TSI 185.73

Sells bred to BHD Asset B178 on 6/23/15 and due before the sale.

These two full sisters, (Lot 31), are out of the $45,000 BCC Miss S Duke 16 99. She produced BCC Crown Royal, (Denver Champion Bull), BCC Wy Not, and Three Amigos, just to name a few of her outstanding sons!

Everyone pretty much acknowledges the blend of Cigar on Duke 914 cows and vice-versa is one of the best matings you can arrange. This exceptional female enforces that principle and with her superior udder will raise a tremendous calf!

Consignor: Gary & Christel Biggs

BC MS E46 DUKE X39 PET 11/3/2010 EF1131720 POLLED

LHD MR PERFECT Y416

LHD CIGAR E46 M434790

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD BCC MISS S DUKE 16 99 F853072

OC MISS CHINO C210 P

31 H

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734 LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

LHD MR BELLMARK R113 OCR CLASSIC QUEEN 46N WCR SIR DUKE 761 WCR MISS MAC IV 534 BR DUKE 295 OC MISS CHINO K751

BW: 85 lbs ADJ.WW: 751 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 0.5 1.8 31 50 11 4.0 26 0.7

Lot 31

TSI 185.52

Lot 31A: Pld bull calf, born 2/1/16, sired by JDJ Equity Z370. This stout young calf will convince you of his dam’s powerful genetic base and that the Equity’s are really that great. A very thick-made, stylish bull calf could become your next herd sire along with the extra value of his dam as a featured Donor cow in your elite ET program. These two powerful matrons will be the talk of the sale! This is why Cigar is so popular and successful when you evaluate these cows!

Consignor: Gary & Christel Biggs

HALES MS RIO 428 ET TW 4/13/2014 EF1190084

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD LT RIO BLANCO 1234 P LT PRAIRIE MAID 4054 LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P M665507

WCR SIR DUKE 611 LT 7N OF DUKE 9083 PLD LT UNLIMITED PRO 1128

WCR SIR TRADITION 066 M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET VCR MISS MAC IV 317 HALES MS GRID 717 F1117469

CIGAR E46 THREE TREES NANCY 2281ET LHD WCR MISS MAC IV 5138 ET

32 H

BW: 75 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.4 1.1 31 62 19 0.6 35 1.1

Lot 32

TSI 209.25

Sells bred A-I on 12/10/15 to LT Ledger 0332 P; PE from 1/1/16 to sale to BC Classic Equity B44 Pld, M860188 Ms Grid 717 was a featured lot in the 2015 Gathering Sale and purchased by Tim Lee, MS. This very proven cow descends from the Nancy cow family, and her granddam is in the ET program for Crews Farm and Bill & Raye Arlitt. A big, thick bulky female with lots to offer. Ranks in the top 4% of breed for Milk and MTL. Top 3% REA and 15% CW and TSI. Consignor: Gary & Christel Biggs

BC MS BELLE & WHISTLE B43 PET 10/15/2014 EF1200207

POLLED

M6 COOL REP 8108 ET M6 BELLS & WHISTLES 258 P M829092

M6 MS GAIN & GRADE 552 P

LHD CIGAR E46 BC MS E46 BONANZA 821 PET EF1101508

THOMAS MS BONANZA 8698

33 H

M6 COOL DUDE 6463 P ET SR LADY EASE 914 ET

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET BCF MISS MAC 74 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 SCHURRTOP BONANZA PLD THOMAS MS IMMORTAL 7300

BW: 82 lbs ADJ.WW: 649 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 3.4 0.1 32 59 11 3.9 27 0.9

Lot 33

TSI 200.70

Bred A-I on 2/19/16 to BHD Zen X270; PE from 3/12/16 to sale to BC Classic Equity B44 Pld, a son of JDJ Equity Z370 from a granddaughter of JDJ Ms Oakleaf S3054, a “Pick of the Herd”. One of the popular daughters of Bells and Whistles, this stout heifer is out of a full sib to Thomas Ranch’s Zsa Zsa! Lots of style in this elite pedigree of proven producer and game winning genetics. Good solid numbers on a very long-bodied, correct heifer, with plenty of appeal.

Consignor: Gary & Christel Biggs

BC MS EQUITY C15 PET

34 H

4/8/2015 EF1215414 POLLED

BHD COBALT S553 JDJ EQUITY Z370 P M826958

JDJ MS PHOENIX T3024

LHD CIGAR E46 BC MS E46 DUKE Z21 PET EF1156807

M6 MS DUKE 009 PLD

CJC SMOKIN TRADE P115 BHD MS GRID N1749

BHD PHOENIX P395 CJC MS CIGAR L426 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD MOORES MS MAKER 7410 P

BW: 80 lbs ADJ.WW: 634 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 5.1 0.5 27 53 4 4.5 18 0.8

TSI 191.88

Sells Open. Dam is a full sib to M6 Ms E46 Duke 248, one of the great donor cows in the breed, now residing at Southern Cattle Co., FL. A large, high performance heifer with excellent bone, strong top, and correctness. This heifer will make a very strong and powerful brood cow. Since there will only be a few Equity calves available due to his early demise, these likely will become very popular down the road. They add so much in eye-appeal, growth, and ability.

Consignor: Gary & Christel Biggs

C MS LEDGER’S WIND C17 PET

35 H

4/12/2015 EF1215582 POLLED

LT ASSERTION 1277 P LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT PEARL’S BREEZE 2236 P LT LEDGER 0332 P M791626

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P LT BRENDA 6120 PLD LT BRENDA’S EASE 3055PLD

SCHURRTOP 5627 LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD LT CHAP’S LADY 2170P D & D MS WINDY 2816PLD ET EF1084967

SKYMONT EASE 2078 THREE TREES NANCY 8121ET WCR MISS MAC IV 5138 ET

BW: 81 lbs ADJ.WW: 623 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 6.5 0.1 31 64 7 5.2 22 1.4

36 H

TSI 213.18

Sells Open. Dam is a full sib to Three Trees Wind 0383 making this heifer another example of stacked generations of quality gives you tremendous individuals like C17. With a pedigree like this you can elevate your herd into high level of national competition. Good growth numbers, top 15% on REA EPDs and top 8% Marbling make her an extremely valuable commodity as it’s difficult to get good REA and Marbling in one package!

Consignor: Gary & Christel Biggs

RE MS CIGAR ZEN 47

37 H

Lot 34

BARA MS 4032 REALITY 8A 2/10/2013 EF1179210 POLLED

CJC ILLUSION N111

BHD REALITY T3136 P M762026

MD MS SILVERBOE J576

LHD CIGAR E46 LC MS CIGAR 4032 P ET F1015622

BHD MS ALIMARK L841 P ET

TSI 192.08

Lot 37

BC MS WHITECAP B11 PLD

38 H

2/3/2014 F1186601 POLLED

SPARROWS ALCATRAZ 18N MXS CAVIAR 515R MXS MAUDE UNLIMITED 43B WHITECAP LAREDO 232T M828782

CUTTING EDGE 97M HKS CUTTING EDGE LADY196PWHITECAP HKS BEAUTIFUL LADY 66K

LHD CIGAR E46 CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 CJC MS DAYLIGHT K1662 BC MS T122 DUKE 932 PLD F1123251

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD BC MS DUKE 2021 P ET WCR MISS YL06 3313 ET

BW: 82 lbs ADJ.WW: 647 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 0.6 1.5 26 29 3 0.7 16 0.9

TSI 162.59

Sells bred A-I on 12/10/15 to BHD Zen X270; PE from 1/1/16 to sale to BC Classic Equity B44 Pld. A large, massive heifer with excellent growth and performance. She traces to the YL06 3313 of Crosstimber and Jason Blackwelder’s great genetics of Vedvei origin. Sired by the Canadian bull, this outcross gives you an opportunity to add a new dimension to your program. This Zen calf could be a very interesting addition to your herd!

Consignor: Gary & Christel Biggs

LHD ALI MARK T214 LHD MS PROMISE Z327 TSI 188.00

Sells bred A-I on 2/9/16 to BHD Asset B178 P; PE from 3/1/16 to sale to BC Classic Equity B44 Pld. A big, growth heifer with extra length, frame, and size. Her dam is a full sib to the $18,000 top selling cow of Lehman’s to Tom Leven’s in their last sale. The L841 is a maternal sib to the JDJ Ms B17, a “Pick of DeBrucker herd” by Larry Lehman.

L841 was a selection from a previous Sale of Excellence. Ranks well in growth numbers and in the top 15% for CW and REA .

Consignor: Gary & Christel Biggs

CJC ILLUSION N111 BHD REALITY T3136 P MD MS SILVERBOE J576 BHD ZEN X270 P M799123

COMMISSIONER L201 BHD MS COMMISSIONER R248 LHD LHD MS SENTINAL M1422

LHD MR PERFECT Y416

LHD CIGAR E46

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 RE CIGAR GIRL 116 ET EF1151256

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD

SC MS ALI DUKE 916 P ET

JDJ MS ALI SENT C442

Sells bred A-I on 12/10/15 to D R Revelation 465; PE from 1/1/16 to sale to BC Classic Equity B44 Pld. This may be the best bred heifer in the breed! She is fabulous and has the looks of a Donor already!

A very powerful, broody heifer with great lineage. C442 was a major Donor cow for M6 when some of the first DeBruycker genetics arrived in Texas. The Zen daughters are making fantastic cows and this may be the #1 daughter of Zen! Great udder development!

Consignor: Gary & Christel Biggs

$ SILVERBOE SON 627YB MD MS PERFECT D111 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

BW: 81 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -2.7 3.3 32 55 6 2.3 22 0.8

2/7/2014 F1184967 POLLED

BW: 79 lbs ADJ.WW: 749 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 2.8 0.4 37 58 7 4.8 26 1.3

LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645

Lot 38

HC SMOKING DOLL 199 ET 10/15/2014 EF1207986

POLLED

LHD CIGAR E46

JDJ SMOKESTER J1377 P ET M509419

JD MS COMMANDER B309

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD CF LADY DUKE 793 PLD F1005270

HALES IMPRESSIVE 621 ET

39 H

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177 WCR SIR DUKE 761 WCR MISS MAC IV 534 JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET WCR MISS MAC 782

BW: 88 lbs ADJ.WW: 694 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 3.4 0.7 27 42 18 1.8 31 0.9

Sells bred A-I on 11/20/15 to WR Wrangler W601, M779102. With this combination you should get a fantastic offspring, loaded with natural thickness, volume, and easy-fleshing ability. This first calf heifer offers top 5% Milk EPD along with top 9% MTL and top 2% Fat EPDs within the breed. Smokester continues to be a Milk Trait Leader and the bottom side of pedigree is rich in maternal ability with the Miss Mac 782, a Miss Keno daughter.

Consignor: Happy 11 Charolais

JDJ SMOKESTER J1377 P ET

HC KEYSTONE 1197

HC MARIA 0460

8/18/2014 F1204467 POLLED

8/23/2014 EF1207786 POLLED

40 H

TSI 179.80

BR DUKE 261 WCR SIR DUKE 761 M269828

WCR MISS TRADITION 8335

JDJ SMOKESTER J1377 P ET BARA MS SMOKESTER 53R F1040635

FF MS ALI BUD 2104 PLDET

BR DUKE 295 BR ANN 14

ABC WIENKS TRADITION WCR MISS MAC 141 LHD CIGAR E46 JD MS COMMANDER B309

41 H

RC BUDSMYDAD 225 POLLED LHD MS ALI RULER Y147

BW: 87 lbs ADJ.WW: 675 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -2.1 1.7 28 46 11 -1.7 25 1.1

TSI 184.74

Sells bred 11/20/15 to LT Ledger 0332 P, the $105,000 Sale topper whose progeny have topped sales all over the U.S. What a pedigree here, a Duke 761 daughter and paternal sib to VCR Sir Duke 914. Dam is a powerful Smokester cow out of an original “Pick of 5” from DeBruyckers for Stallings and F&F Charolais. Y147 was the best daughter of many time Milk trait leader, LHD Ali Ruler . This female should be a great addition to any herd for solid, practical, and exciting genetics.

Consignor: Happy 11 Charolais

KEYS HANDYMAN PLD 255H KEYS MCHENRY 24M M645472

MISS KEY DIANA 102G PL

THREE TREES WIND 0383 ET

HC FIRST LADY 1176 F1151084

RE MS PRESIDENT 962 ET

2UP PEUGEOT ET MS KEY STYLISH STAR 149E

KEYS SKYFIRE 101E PLD KEYS MISS DIANA MAC 25D LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD THREE TREES NANCY 8121ET CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 RE MS DUKE 34 ET

BW: 86 lbs ADJ.WW: 841 lbs R: 109 ADJ.YW: 1305 lbs R: 111

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC TSI EPDs: 1.7 2.1 49 85 5 3.8 30 1.0 219.78

Sells bred A-I on 11/20/15 to M6 Bells & Whistles. Sired by a true growth and performance sire, the McHenry’s have excellent growth. Dam traces to the RE Ms Duke 34, a featured donor of the Evans’ and influence in lots 18 to 22. This very powerful cow had a 841 adj WWt for 109% ratio and 1305 YW for 111% ratio. She ranks in the top 1% for both WW and YW, top 15% MTL and top 3% TSI. This should be an excellent blend with Bells & Whistles for added eye-appeal.

Consignor: Happy 11 Charolais

HC ALL KEYS 1496

8/25/2014 F1204465 POLLED

KEYS TEN-ACIOUS 166S KEYS SPECIALIST 18U MISS KEY KRISTEN 63K KEYS ALL STATE 149X M792787

KEYS CHUMLEY 8R MISS KEY MEG 2T MISS KEY MEG 4R

WCR SIR TRADITION 066 M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET VCR MISS MAC IV 317 HC MS COOL MAKER 1018 F1134730

CHARLIE 0327 MS COOLEY CHARLIE 1410S12RC MS COOLEY S SHOT 1410N6

42 H

BW: 84 lbs ADJ.WW: 704 lbs ADJ.YW: 1053 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -2.1 1.2 31 57 3 2.1 18 1.3

KEYS ALL STATE 149X

TSI 198.51

Sells bred A-I on 11/20/15 to LT Ledger 0332 P. Allstate sires cattle with exceptional style and conformation. His calves are very correct structurally and possess great hair. Strong maternal lines with Grid Maker and RC Charlie in the bottom pedigree. A very solid young first calf heifer with a life time of production ahead. The Ledger calves have been great investments and have sold very good everywhere. He is probably the most heavily used bull in the breed.

Consignor: Happy 11 Charolais

DOUBLE- H GRID METALLIC 909W 2/16/2009 F1102568 POLLED

WCR SIR TRADITION 066

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET M633377

VCR MISS MAC IV 317

MNE GREEN LIGHT 15G JMB METALLIC 9K F942520

JMB METALLIC 827H

43 H

WCR SIR TRADITION 4402 IDEAL 809 45 OF 25

WCR SIR FA MAC 2244 VCR MISS DUCHESS 113 PLD MNE EXCLUSIVE 17E ET EFH MISS T 10S KOP GOLD STEEL 66E JMB BRITTANY 222B

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -1.6 2.3 26 50 14 -2.6 27 0.6

Lot 43

TSI

Sells bred A-I on 11/3/15 to CCC WC Resource 417 P; PE from 12/1/15 to sale to CR Turton 632 B4, EM853131. A superb daughter of JMB Metallic 9K, the Canadian Manitoba Livestock Expo Champion female. She is also a maternal sib to Double-H Mahalo that sold for $18,000.00. 909W has the classic good look of a Grid Maker but possess a greater degree of thickness, depth and spring of rib, along with a great disposition and strong udder quality. Excellent Donor!

Consignor: Heath & Kristi Hyde

HEH MS 066 COMMANDER C86 P ET

44 H

1/22/2015 P1056200 POLLED

WCR SIR TRADITION 4402 WCR SIR TRADITION 066 M318119

IDEAL 809 45 OF 25

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD HEH MS COMMANDER 914 H EF1060639

JDJ MS CIGAR K889 ET

ABC WIENKS TRADITION WCR MISS CENTURY MAC 126

WCR SIR FAB MAC 809 IDEAL D’ARTAGAN 25OF 08 WCR SIR DUKE 761 WCR MISS MAC IV 534 LHD CIGAR E46 JD MS COMMANDER B309

BW: 74 lbs ADJ.WW: 588 lbs R: 98

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.4 0.7 30 50 9 -1.0 24 0.8

TSI 192.43

Sells Open. Selling two full sib ET sisters by the proverbial foundation sire, WCR Tradition 066. He also sired M6 Grid Maker 104 PET, so these top two heifer offers tremendous potential to any serious breeder. They also are out of a 914 Daughter that traces to the “Miss American Beef” B309. Their grand dam is a “Pick of the Herd” from DeBruycker’s and a full sib to JDJ Smokester J1377 P ET. Think of all the inventive opportunities with these quality ET genetics!

Consignor: Heath & Kristi Hyde

Lot 44

HEH MS 066 COMMANDER C87 P ET

45 H

1/30/2015 P1056201 POLLED

WCR SIR TRADITION 4402 WCR SIR TRADITION 066 M318119

IDEAL 809 45 OF 25

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD

HEH MS COMMANDER 914 H EF1060639

JDJ MS CIGAR K889 ET

ABC WIENKS TRADITION WCR MISS CENTURY MAC 126

WCR SIR FAB MAC 809 IDEAL D’ARTAGAN 25OF 08 WCR SIR DUKE 761 WCR MISS MAC IV 534 LHD CIGAR E46 JD MS COMMANDER B309

BW: 84 lbs ADJ.WW: 615 lbs R: 102

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.4 2.1 32 53 9 -1.0 25 0.8

TSI 193.67

Sells Open. Full ET sib to lot 44 and a golden opportunity to develop a complete program around these elite genetics. These heifers have the size, correct structure, and excellent length to make superior brood cows. Then combine with their electrifying pedigree you can see a great future with this blend. With this solid background and then mated to the strong bulls of today you can elevate a program to new heights.

Consignor: Heath & Kristi Hyde

JDJ MS CIGAR K889 ET Full sib to JDJ Smokester J1377 P ET

DRC MAGGIE 535

46 H

5/21/2015 F1216145

CJC ILLUSION N111 BC BLUE ILLUSION Y32 PLD M812110

DOUBLE-H BAILEY 929W

CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 CJC MS PRESIDENT X617 F1132460

CJC MS GRID N1746

LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645 LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P DOUBLE-H PLD ALLISON 754T ET LHD CIGAR E46 CJC MS DAYLIGHT K1662 M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET CJC MS SUPREME G603

BW: 83 lbs ADJ.WW: 743 lbs R: 111

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -3.3 3.9 42 67 7 -1.6 28 0.9

TSI 200.12

Sells Open. Deen Ranch made a very wise investment in the 2015 sale when they purchased the dam of Maggie 535. She was an outstanding donor, massive cow with excellent udder and strong calf raiser and sired by CJC Mr President. She was bred to Bigg’s Illusion son, BC Blue Illusion, and what a combination that made. This powerful prospect displays tremendous eye-appeal, a great brood cow look, very correct, with superb udder development for a young heifer.

Consignor: Deen Ranch

Lot 46

ITC LILLYANNA 045D P

47 H

3/20/2015 F1214215 POLLED

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT LEDGER 0332 P M791626

LT BRENDA 6120 PLD

COOLEY ROYCE 1107T39

HC MS CALI 1397 F1166931

D&D MS MINDY

LT ASSERTION 1277 P LT PEARL’S BREEZE 2236 P

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P LT BRENDA’S EASE 3055PLD SCHURRTOP HCR RANCHER MS COOLEY S DUKE 1107N60 THREE TREES WIND 0383 ET BC MISS MINDY 5199

BW: 68 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 6.1 -0.6 26 60 13 3.7 26 1.3

TSI 211.63

Sells Open. Very sharp, meaty heifer by the $105,000 Ledger 0332 P. This stylish heifer also owes her great appeal to a top producing Royce daughter and the always stout producer 0383 bull. An added value is her 68 lbs birth wt along with the top 15% EPD for REA and 6% for Marbling. A very correct heifer with plenty of natural thickness that carries down through her strong leg with good bone. This top pedigree heifer can make a major addition to any herd!

Consignor: Idle Time Charolais

Lot 47

HEH MS JO THROTTLE H891 4/14/2008 F1160894 POLLED

LHD CIGAR E46 WM JOE’S PROMISE M44 PET M668251

LHD MS PROMISE Z327

M6 FULL THROTTLE 2138 PET HEH MS BETTSIE DUKE 91 F1064286

M6 764 BETTSIE 1303 P ET

48 H

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

LHD PROMISE LAND S139 LHD MS SENTINEL W722 VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD M6 MS MARK 9485 WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD M6 MS DUKE 662 PLD

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.8 1.6 26 44 8 4.0 22 0.6

Lot 48

TSI 181.81

Sells bred on 12/2/15 to BHD Asset B178, the homozygous Polled bull and top selling bull in the 2015 DeBruycker bull sale. This fault-free female is about as powerful as they come! She is the ultimate of femininity, yet display abundant volume, thickness, depth, and a long straight top and square hip. Only because she has flushed well and we have plenty of embryos do we consider selling this powerful family! Maybe the most unique opportunity in the breed to purchase an entire cow family! And a top one at that! Cigar and Full Throttle have made great blends in genetics.

Consignor: Rocking S Ranch, LLC

HEH MS JO BLANCO HB45 P 3/1/2014 EF1198020 POLLED

WCR PRIME CUT 764 PLD LT RIO BLANCO 1234 P M620591

LT PRAIRIE MAID 4054

WM JOE’S PROMISE M44 PET

HEH MS JO THROTTLE H891 F1160894

HEH MS BETTSIE DUKE 91

49 H

JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET WCR MISS EASE 4314

HCR SENATOR 9052 POLLED LT PRAIRIE MAIDEN 8016 LHD CIGAR E46 LHD MS PROMISE Z327 M6 FULL THROTTLE 2138 PET M6 764 BETTSIE 1303 P ET

BW: 96 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -1.6 3.3 35 64 8 3.7 25 1.0

Lot 49

TSI 203.49

Sells bred A-I on 12/3/15 to JDJ Maximo A18 P. A capacious female with so much depth and spring of rib and big wide top you know you will get the extra performance and growth in her offspring. A paternal sib to LT Rio Bravo 3181, this elite female has the genetic makeup to produce breed leading advancements. Her dam is so beautifully made and has produced so abundantly well you know this pedigree is stacked for success. Maximo calf will be awesome.

Consignor: Rocking S Ranch, LLC

RS MS RESOURCE JO B91 4/7/2014 F1191254

LHD BOSQUE S1195 JDJ RESOURCE Z365 P M826959

JDJ MS SPUR R120

WM JOE’S PROMISE M44 PET HEH MS JO THROTTLE H891 F1160894

HEH MS BETTSIE DUKE 91

50 H

CJC SMOKIN TRADE P115 LHD MS AUTUMN P1247 SSR MR SPUR 3328 JDJ MS SMOKESTER N290 LHD CIGAR E46 LHD MS PROMISE Z327 M6 FULL THROTTLE 2138 PET M6 764 BETTSIE 1303 P ET

BW: 96 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -0.2 2.9 36 60 7 2.1 25 1.2

Lot 50

TSI 194.25

Sells bred A-I on 12/2/15 to JDJ Maximo A18 P. Designed just like her beautiful dam, Lot 48, this powerful young female adds the extra growth and performance in an eye-appealing package. Resource is becoming very popular after breeders see his offspring. His daughters should take him to an even higher plateau if they come close to milking like his dam, JDJ Ms Spur R120! It might be worth selling half of the present herd to add this powerful family to your program!

Consignor: Rocking S Ranch, LLC

SELLING 3-EMBRYOS

JDJ MAXIMO A18 P X HEH MS JO THROTTLE H891

51 H

LT LEDGER 0332 P JDJ MAXIMO A18P M841630

JDJ MS TRUEMARK Y322

WM JOE’S PROMISE M44 PET HEH MS JO THROTTLE H891 F1160894

HEH MS BETTSIE DUKE 91

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT BRENDA 6120 PLD JDJ TRUE MARK T39 P JDJ MS ICE R2033 LHD CIGAR E46 LHD MS PROMISE Z327 M6 FULL THROTTLE 2138 PET M6 764 BETTSIE 1303 P ET

Est. EPDs of mating:

JDJ MAXIMO A18 P

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

Fat

1.5

2.5

32.0

62.5

10.0

3.4

26.5

1.0

21

0.47

0.002

MB

TSI

7.5 203.43

With the eye-appeal of these two giants of the industry you should get unbelievable offspring! Again, the only the reason we can sell H891 and these embryos is due to her prolific production ability!

Consignor: Rocking S Ranch, LLC

HALES MS CASH 248 ET

52 H

3/31/2012 EF1168395 POLLED

JDJ SMOKESTER J1377 P ET DA CASH 732 P ET EM737972

OW MISS MARION 0025 ET

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD WCR MS DUKE 6084 ETP EF1061880

WCR MISS MAC IV 5034ET

LHD CIGAR E46 JD MS COMMANDER B309

BALDRIDGE FASTTRACK 82F SCF MISS BONNIE MAC WCR SIR DUKE 761 WCR MISS MAC IV 534 WCR SIR FA MAC 2244 WCR MISS DUKE 9947

BW: 85 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 3.9 -0.3 28 51 19 3.6 33 0.8

TSI 191.33

Sells bred A-I on 2/12/16 to LT Ledger 0332 P. This deep, heavy cow, offers the abundance of Milking and maternal ability the DA Cash daughters are known and respected for. A super strong Wienk background also adds tremendous to the maternal package in this lot. This young cow offers a top 6% Milk and MTL EPD within the breed along with a to 20% REA and 10% FAT ranking. A remarkable opportunity with this stout pedigree and breeding to Ledger!

Consignor: 4 G Ranch

53 H

Lot 52

BC MS REALITY Y11 PLD

2/14/2011 F1136143 POLLED

CJC ILLUSION N111 BHD REALITY T3136 P M762026

MD MS SILVERBOE J576

LHD CIGAR E46 JDJ MS CIGAR S288 F1053025

JDJ MS MAC J381

LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645

$ SILVERBOE SON 627YB MD MS PERFECT D111 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 ABC ULMAC LHD MS PERFECT ALI F34

BW: 93 lbs ADJ.WW: 666 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -4.8 3.7 30 55 7 1.5 23 0.9

TSI 187.32

Lot 53A: Heifer calf born 3/2/16, sired by DCF Gold Club 1050 P. Super fancy heifer calf at side shows the true production ability of both sire and dam on this productive lot. 1050 is sired by DCF Gold Club 7253 P, the full sib to Haley’s National Champion female, DCF Polled Gold 591. Dam of Y11 is Bigg’s great donor cow, JDJ Ms Cigar S288 that has produced several sale toppers in this sale and others. Be sure to check out this sharp show heifer prospect!

Consignor: Senkirik Cattle Co

FANCY HEIFER CALF JUST A FEW DAYS OLD!

SCC MS GOLDMAKER 512

54 H

1/5/2015 F1206418 POLLED

DCF GOLD CLUB 7253 P DCF GOLD CLUB 1050 P M811124

DCF MISS MATLOCK 050K P

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET BF MS GRIDMAKER 563 F1019421

BF MISS GAIN & GRADE 386

SR/NC FIELD REP 2158 P ET DCF AJ’S DOLL 001K P

HTA MATLOCK 735G DCF SCARLETT 625F P WCR SIR TRADITION 066 VCR MISS MAC IV 317 M6 GAIN & GRADE 927 PLD BF MISS GRAZER 1057

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 5.6 0.2 21 38 13 5.9 24 0.6

TSI 182.50

Will sell bred A-I before sale to JDJ Smokester J1377 P ET. This halter-broke heifer is an ultimate feminine heifer with a sharp clean front end, long-sided and excellent top. Very much bred to be not only a show prospect but a top brood cow when her show career is over.

She has the stature and design to blend well with Smokester breeding.

Notice the dam traces to the Carcass Marbling leader, M6 Gain & Grade 927.

Consignor: Senkirik Cattle Co

Lot 54

CH H45 NANCY C302P

55 H

3/13/2015 F1206594 POLLED

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT LEDGER 0332 P M791626

LT BRENDA 6120 PLD

M6 PROFIT 8190 P ET

M6 MS PROFIT NANCY 124 P F1136488

M6 MS 5074 NANCY 603 PLD ET

LT ASSERTION 1277 P LT PEARL’S BREEZE 2236 P

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P LT BRENDA’S EASE 3055PLD LT RIO BLANCO 1234 P M6 MS 104 GABRIEL 728 P ET HCR FLASH 5074 POLLED M6 H45 NANCY 3184P ET

BW: 72 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 5.6 0.1 34 67 9 4.9 26 1.1

TSI 216.79

Sells Open. Another top LT Ledger 0332 P heifer blended from strong maternal M6 genetics. She ranks in the top 15% for YW, SC, and REA and a very strong 3% ranking for Marbling EPDs in the breed.

Her light birth wt is an added plus. These fancy Ledger daughters will make great additions to any herd. This is a stacked pedigree of proven performance cattle. Nancy will be ready to breed shortly after the sale.

Consignor: Chris Hess

LT LEDGER 0332 P

DCF NANCY’S GLITTER 559C 10/20/2015 F1214846

POLLED

B3 WYOMING COWBOY T752 FH-DCF COWBOY 219 P ET EM832257

M6 MS H45 NANCY 382 ET

SR/NC FIELD REP 2158 P ET DCF GLITTER 251Z F1171774

DCF GLITTER 587

56 H

THREE TREES WIND 0383 ET KKWB MISS DAISY R1

CJC TRADEMARK H45 M6 066 NANCY 106P ET LHD MR PERFECT Y416 SR LADY EASE 914 ET SR/NC FIELD REP 2158 P ET DCF MISS PERFECT 826H P

BW: 67 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 2.3 1.2 25 46 14 1.6 27 1.0

Lot 56

TSI 186.05

Sells Open. A very sharp, fancy show prospect from the breeder of winning genetics. The heifer sold by Dennis Farms last year as split to L. B. Clements, acclaimed Division Champion this year at the Houston Livestock show. This heifer with good effort, feed, and attention to details offers the same elite opportunity for success. Good CE and BW EPDs along with the +14 Milk adds great value to this line-bred Field Rep prospect. From the home of Champions!

Consignor: Dennis Farms

SKS SUSIE C906

10/2/2015 F1214679 POLLED

LT WYOMING WIND 4020 PLD

FH WIND 311 P ET EM832195

JWK RUBY E205 ET

EC NO DOUBT 2022 P SKS DOUBTFUL SUSPECT 137 F1127004

MS COOLEY SUSPECT 863U5

57 H

SCHURRTOP 5627 LT CHAP’S LADY 2170P

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD HBR LADY PERFORMER 934 P M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET EC LADY DUKE 2022 P LC SUSPECT 0109 P ET MS COOLEY JACKPOT 863S3

BW: 71 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 6.5 -1.4 25 44 5 4.0 17 0.8

Lot 57

TSI 189.02

Sells Open. Super show prospect from the stout program of Skeans Cattle Co, this powerful heifer is sired by the high selling bull in the 2014 OK Bull Sale. He traces to the great $50,000 JWK Ruby E205, donor cow at Three Trees and Spring Ridge. The sharp clean design of this heifer with the powerful square hip and deep body and sleek front end will perpetuate her to many Purple ribbons! Halter broke and ready to campaign.

Consignor: Skeans Cattle Co

LWF MS MERCEDES 1319

1/31/2009 F1138284 POLLED

SCHURRTOP HCR RANCHER COOLEY ROYCE 1107T39 M745957

MS COOLEY S DUKE 1107N60

SCR SMOKER R5744 PD MS COOLEY SMOKER 520T3 F1075606

MS COOLEY JPOT 520P3 ET

58 H

SCHURRTOP EASE 8953 PLD SCHURRTOP ML 6056 1184 P

WCR SIR DUKE 17J ET P MS CCR TRADIT 1107K7 PET SCM MT SMOKE K417 SCR LADY TROOPER 0796 CCR JACKPOT 1410K5 PET EATONS CUTLASS 0520

BW: 77 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -1.9 2.2 24 54 15 0.6 27 1.2

Lot 58

TSI 200.85

Sells bred A-I on 12/1/15 to JDJ Maximo A18 P; PE from 2/2/16 to BC E46 DUKE B01 PET, a full sib to M6 Ms E46 Duke 248 P. You will absolutely love this dominant brood cow package. A very stylish young Royce daughter that is very correct structurally, good length, plenty of depth and capacity. She possesses a very sound and perfect udder of excellent size.

She ranks in the top 15% EPD s for Milk, top 20% MTL, 4% SC, and top 9% for Marbling.

Consignor: Little W Farms

LWF COWGIRL 9184

9/18/2014 F1198783 POLLED

M6 NEW STANDARD 842 P ET HALES MR STANDARD 057 M790780

ROR MS COWBOY 8133

SCHURRTOP HCR RANCHER CPA MS RANCHER 518W2 EF1116167

MS COOLEY JACKPOT 518M7

59 H

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P M6 MS GRID MAKER 2175 ET

M6 COWBOY 455 ROR MS HI YIELD 570 SCHURRTOP EASE 8953 PLD SCHURRTOP ML 6056 1184 P CCR JACKPOT 1410K5 PET MISS CCR AJ 518K5 PET

BW: 81 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.4 2.0 31 59 10 2.4 25 1.3

LHD LEGALENTITIY B1747 Our New Herd Sire & son of an AICA Trait Leader

TSI 203.32

Sells bred A-I on 1/25/16 to JDJ Maximo A18 P; PE from 2/28/16 to sale to LHD Legalentity B1747. Dam is a paternal sib to Cooley Royce with the added influence of the Jackpot bull for extra style and conformation. Mr Standard 057 has done a great job of siring practical, functional females with good maternal ability and performance. Good balanced EPDs with light birth wt and top 15% rankings for CW and REA EPDs. Consignor: Little W Farms

MD MS ILLUSION XS3052

60 H

10/3/2011 F1148737 POLLED

LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET

CJC ILLUSION N111 M677005

CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645

CJC GOLDMIST N787 MD MS GOLDMIST S3052 F1074085

CJC MS NEW TREND F165

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS ALI MARK A149

LHD PRODUCTIVE G1308 ET CJC MS PERFECTION D930 CJC LITE K1663 CJC MS SILVERLIGHT K617 SCHURRTOP MCF NEW TREND MD MONARCHS IMAGE D478

BW: 73 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 2.6 1.6 23 40 9 3.2 20 0.7

TSI 178.60

Lot 60A: Pld Heifer calf, born 9/1/15 sired by BHD Empire 533.

Bred A-I on 3/9/16 to CJC Mr President T122. Her calving date was moved to have all spring calving cows. This upper moderate frame cow has plenty of size, easy-fleshing ability, a very good quality udder, and very correct in her sharp, clean lines. The Schurrtop MCF New Trend bull was the high selling bull that year at Schurtop’s at $17,000 to Leroy Myers, MD. Empire calves are thick, with excellent growth.

Consignor: Sullivan Charolais

61 H

Lot 60

AC MS RESOURCE MAKER C 510 P 4/20/2015 F1205267 POLLED

LHD BOSQUE S1195 JDJ RESOURCE Z365 P M826959

JDJ MS SPUR R120

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET BAR H COOL DUCHESS 81 F1095758

BAR H COOL DUCHESS 56

CJC SMOKIN TRADE P115 LHD MS AUTUMN P1247

SSR MR SPUR 3328 JDJ MS SMOKESTER N290 WCR SIR TRADITION 066 VCR MISS MAC IV 317 JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET HAC ONE COOL DUCHESS 28P

BW: 86 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 2.8 2.4 38 67 8 2.2 27 1.2

TSI 204.90

Sells Open. A very stout, thick heifer by a real performance sire, JDJ Resource. She ranks in the top 9% WW, 15% YW, 25% MTL, 15% SC for breed EPD rankings. Her dam has been a very productive Grid Maker cow that milks well and always stays in good condition.

The Resource calves seem to just keep getting better every day.

They are blessed with more natural muscling and bone than most. A good disposition adds to the value of this top young prospect Consignor: Achee Charolais, LLC

JDJ RESOURCE Z365P

RS MS 55 REALITY 2112

62 H

9/13/2012 F1160141 POLLED

CJC ILLUSION N111

BHD REALITY T3136 P M762026

MD MS SILVERBOE J576

JN COMMODORE JN MUFFIN 55 F1040597

JN REBA 456

LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645

$ SILVERBOE SON 627YB MD MS PERFECT D111 JN LUSTY 466 JN DUCHESS 487 4-L UNLIMITED YL13POLLED TINA B 376

BW: 75 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 4.2 -0.5 18 36 4 4.7 13 0.5

TSI

Lot 62A: Pld Heifer calf # 539, born 8/30/15 sired by BHD Zen X270. Bred A-I on 12/14/15 to the $50,000 homozygous Polled BHD Asset B178 P. Her dam is a big bodied, heavy milking cow now working in Knight Land & Cattle Co program. A very proven producer she always has one of the best calves in the herd each year. This powerful Zen heifer will be a great asset and provided a stepping stone to even great accomplishments with your herd.

Consignor: Achee Charolais, LLC

BHD REALITY T3136 P

HEH/BC MS REALITY MAKER A43 P

63 H

10/19/2013 F1181749

CJC ILLUSION N111 BHD REALITY T3136 P M762026

MD MS SILVERBOE J576

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET

FINK MISS DUKE 8852 10224 GM EF1102217

C5 MS DUKE 10224 PLD ET

LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645 $ SILVERBOE SON 627YB MD MS PERFECT D111 WCR SIR TRADITION 066 VCR MISS MAC IV 317 WCR SIR DUKE 761 LHD MS CIGAR J160

BW: 80 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.4 1.6 29 57 9 3.6 23 1.0

TSI 195.61

Lot 63A: Pld Bull calf born 1/1/16, sired by AC Titan 405B P, a son of JDJ Resource Z365 P. Will be A-I bred before sale to BHD Asset B178 P. Her Donor dam is now working in the Hudspeth herd, AR. She is widely acclaimed as one of the top Grid Maker daughters in the breed. The J160 was an outstanding Cigar daughter that topped an Appalachian Sale going to M6 Ranch and C5 Charolais. A rock-solid pedigree of proven producers and performance.

Consignor: Achee Charolais, LLC

FINK MISS DUKE 8852 10224 Pld ET

007 MISS LEDGER1580

2/25/2015 F1200001 POLLED

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT LEDGER 0332 P M791626

LT BRENDA 6120 PLD

LHD INVADER M1613 LHD MS INVADER T973 F1076035

MD MS PARCEL P1198

64 H

LT ASSERTION 1277 P LT PEARL’S BREEZE 2236 P

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P LT BRENDA’S EASE 3055PLD LHD CIGAR E46 LHD MS KINGSBURY B780 LHD PARCEL M212 VE MISS SHOW LIGHTER

BW: 83 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.0 2.2 35 63 5 4.4 23 1.2

TSI 205.77

Sells Open. This smooth, feminine heifer was a top pair in the 2015 sale.

Her dam was a big, abundantly thick, heavy milking cow that was quickly grabbed up by Hudspeth for her productivity and massiveness. The Parcel M212 is the sire of the MD Evidence P188 bull selected by Spring Ridge from DeBruyckers that has produced so much power. This superb prospect offers proven genetics of the very popular LT Ledger 0332 P, maybe the most widely used bull in the U.S Consignor: Hudspeth Farms

LHD MS INVADER T973

HF WB MS GRID MAKER C331 3/19/2015 F1215039 POLLED

WCR SIR TRADITION 066

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET M633377

VCR MISS MAC IV 317

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD MV 2070 DUKE-CIGAR 331 EF1163555

DVCR LADY CIGAR 2070 P

65 H

WCR SIR TRADITION 4402 IDEAL 809 45 OF 25

WCR SIR FA MAC 2244 VCR MISS DUCHESS 113 PLD WCR SIR DUKE 761 WCR MISS MAC IV 534 LHD CIGAR E46 EATONS MISS WHITNEY 7887

BW: 87 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 5.1 0.9 32 62 17 3.6 33 1.0

TSI 205.81

Sells Open. Her dam was the top selling lot in the 2014 Southern Connection sale at $7250 for a bred heifer. The 2070 Cigar cow was the top Selling lot in a previous Southern Connection sale to Bruce Roy, LA and the 2nd high selling lot that year was a full sib to the dam of C331. This is one of the most proven cow families in the breed. She ranks in the top 8% of the breed for Milk and top 6% for MTL and top 7% FAT for breed comparison.

Consignor: Hudspeth Farms & Wesley Benton

MV 2070 DUKE-CIGAR 331

AC MS TRACIE 473 PLD

6/1/2014 F1190400 POLLED

BHD REALITY T3136 P AC D&D CERTAINTY 141PLD M806379

RE MS DYNASTY 717 ET

CJC TRADEMARK H45 RE MISS CIGAR 917 ET EF1097147

LHD MS CIGAR J211

66 H

CJC ILLUSION N111 MD MS SILVERBOE J576

LHD CIGAR E46 MD NORTHERN DYNASTY E176 LHD ALI MARK T214 CJC MS PERFECT F57 LHD CIGAR E46 LHD FERNANDOS MARK E517

BW: 75 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.1 2.3 29 52 8 3.6 23 0.8

Sells bred A-I on 1/24/16 to LT Ledger 0332 P, Safe in calf. This big, stout heifer is halter-broke and has been shown successfully by the Andre’s.

J211 has been one of the original Cigar Donors used in the Evans’ and Arlitt’s ET programs. The Fernando Mark’s are known for extra size and performance. The RE Ms Dynasty 717 was a featured lot along with her full ET sister in a previous Sale of Excellence out of Gary Bigg’s donor, E176.

Consignor: Andre Charolais

Lot 66

AC MS GRACE 502 PLD

67 H

AC MS BELLA 509 PLD

1/29/2015 F1208137 POLLED

LHD CIGAR E46 JDJ SMOKESTER J1377 P ET M509419

JD MS COMMANDER B309

CJC ILLUSION N111 HF CRICKET X64R F1120366

BARA MS CIGAR 64R

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177 LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645 LHD CIGAR E46 CJC MS ALIMARK M393

BW: 85 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 0.7 1.7 27 40 17 1.0 30 1.1

TSI 187.34

68 H

TSI 173.39

Sells Open. A very exciting young prospect by an AICA Milk Trait Leader sire, JDJ Smokester J1377 P ET. This heifer ranks in the top 8% for Milk EPD in the breed. She is also in top 15% for MTL and SC. In carcass EPDs she is in the top 5% REA and 1% for FAT. Smokester is also a Trait Leader for REA. These Smokester daughters make tremendous brood cows. The 64R Cigar daughter is found in lots of sale animals as she was very prolific and very productive cow.

Consignor: Andre Charolais

5/14/2015 F1208136 POLLED

CJC ILLUSION N111 BC BLUE ILLUSION Y32 PLD M812110

DOUBLE-H BAILEY 929W

BHD REALITY T3136 P CF MS REALITY 1199 PLD ET EF1136856

MS MAY CLASSIC BELL158ET

LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P DOUBLE-H PLD ALLISON 754T ET CJC ILLUSION N111 MD MS SILVERBOE J576 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

BW: 85 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.8 2.2 32 54 4 4.3 20 1.0

TSI 190.71

Sells Open. A line-bred CJC Illusion N111 female with some of the great individuals in the breed represented. 158 is the full sister to LHD Cigar and a major component of the ET programs at Evans’ and Crews Farms. The Blue Illusion has been a tremendously good sire at Biggs’. His calves are very thick, grow fast, and have lots of eye-appeal. He is also a good calving bull. Good growth and performance numbers on a top young female.

Consignor: Andre Charolais

JDJ MS REALITY X3009

69 H

8/20/2010 F1135810

CJC ILLUSION N111 BHD REALITY T3136 P M762026

MD MS SILVERBOE J576

CJC OAKLEAF M1788 JDJ MS OAKLEAF S3054 F1074086

JDJ MS MAGIC E197 TW

LHD PERFECT ALI G1312 ET CJC MS PRODUCTIVE K1645 $ SILVERBOE SON 627YB MD MS PERFECT D111 FF MR CLASSIC 8021 CJC MS FERNANDOPLOYF703 SCR MAGIC 241 JD MS ALI MARK B254

BW: 92 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -5.5 5.2 33 60 8 1.8 24 0.8

TSI 191.45

Lot 69A: Bull calf, born 2/29/16, sired by BHD Magnum Force B341 P, M857685. This cow is also the dam of the Bigg’s young herd sire, BC Classic Equity B44 Pld, M860188. Her dam, S3054 is a “Pick of the Herd” and a maternal sib to Camp Cooley’s “Pick of the Herd”, the JDJ Ms Perfect G166. A stacked pedigree of proven performance cattle and of “Picks of the Herd”! Magnum Force is Biggs’ and Evans’ new Herd bull from the 2015 DeBruycker bull sale.

Consignor: Taconey Plantation

RE MS REAL PRESIDENT 350

70 H

TP ANNIE Z211

8/30/2013 F1170561 POLLED

LHD CIGAR E46 CJC MR PRESIDENT T122 M752180

CJC MS DAYLIGHT K1662

BHD REALITY T3136 P

JDJ MS REALITY X3300 F1134295

JDJ MS AUTO R126

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

S$ DAYLIGHT 28E MISS BH A1 CJC ILLUSION N111 MD MS SILVERBOE J576 JDJ AUTO L1562 JDJ MS LAREDO M1587

BW: 80 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -0.5 2.2 30 48 4 2.5 19 0.8

71 H

TSI 178.08

Lot 70A: Bull calf, born 12/26/15, sired by JDJ Resource Z365 P. 350 sells bred A-I on 3/18/16 to JDJ Resource Z365 P. One of the top producing President daughters and it will be evident when you see the ultimate stout bull calf at side. Her dam, X3300, is a former heifer split from the Sale of Excellence. These cattle in this sale are extremely productive and profitable. The bull calf is so stout, they bred her back the same way for 2016!

Consignor: Taconey Plantation

RE MS ALI MARK 169 ET

72 H

3/10/2004 F1011781

ABC ALI HERCULES LHD ALI MARK T214 M260394

LHD MS DAR 6196-N251

BR DUKE 261 RBR MS ROCKBLUFF 939 ET F861780

WCR MISS TRADITION 8425

3/9/2012 F1152888 POLLED

LT UNLIMITED EASE 9108 LT EASY PRO 1158 PLD M620348

LT LADY MACBETH 8413 ETP

JDJ FIRST DRAFT T448 P TP ANN WILSON W928 F1115160

TP LADY BYRON S609 ET

BCR POLLED UNLIMITED 003 PP MISS SHANDY 214 R194

WCR SIR FAB MAC 809 LCR MISS LINDSKOV 7131 JDJ RIVERMAN L606 JDJ MS SMOKIN L1526 VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD TP ANNIE H818

BW: 80 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.7 1.7 28 46 17 -2.3 31 0.2

LHD D’ ARTAGAN 6196 LHD MS BAMARK J192 BR DUKE 295 BR ANN 14 ABC WIENKS TRADITION WCR MISS MAC 141 TSI 173.54

Lot 72A: Pld ET Heifer # 1440, born 12/4/15, BW 80, sired by LHD Ali MarkT214 x Three Trees Nancy 2281 ET, F950037. Sells implanted on 2/13/16 with embryo from mating of BHD Asset B178 P x Three Trees Nancy 2281 ET. The 939 Rockbluff cow is a full sib to WCR Sir Perfection 734, the sire of LHD Mr Perfect Y416 P. Ali Mark T214 is a former AICA Trait Leader for Milk, CW, and REA. Nancy is one of the great donors of the “Nancy Family” and this is a great offering!

Consignor: Crews Farm

CF MS DUKE 1057 PLD

THREE TREES NANCY 2281 ET Cigar x WCR Miss Mac IV 5138 ET

11/9/2008 F1105373 POLLED

WCR SIR DUKE 761 DVCR DUKE K09 P ET M606732

WCR MISS MAC IV 534

LHD CIGAR E46

CF MS CIGAR 917 PLD ET EF1057412

MCF MS MARY F33 P ET

BR DUKE 261 WCR MISS TRADITION 8335

WCR SIR FA MAC 2244 MISS DOC 509 LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 HBR PERFORMANCE 932 P WCR MISS MAC IV 534

BW: 70 lbs ADJ.WW: 604 lbs R: 100 ADJ.YW: 886 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 3.4 1.4 36 57 12 4.2 30 0.7

R: 100 TSI 192.47

Lot 73A: Pld ET heifer #1445, born 1/19/16, bw 80, sired by JDJ Equity Z370 P x Donor, Three Trees Nancy 2281 ET. 2281 has been in the Hale Farms program and is now in the Arlitt and Crews’ ET programs.

Quite a recipient in this excellent calf raiser with EPDs ranking in top 8% WW, 20% YW, and 15% MTL. Sired by the full sib to VCR Sir Duke 914 and traces to the Miss Mac IV 534, the dam of WCR Sir FA Mac 2244.

This is a tremendous 3-N-1 with this supreme mating.

Consignor: Crews Farm

TSI 188.20

Lot 71A: Bull calf,born 2/22/16, sired by BC Revelation Son Z12 ET, EM818731, a son of D R Revelation 467. A profuse make-up of strong maternal genetics with Easy Pro, First Draft, and Duke 914 influence. All have proven to be at the top of providing excellent milking cows with top calf raising skills. Annie ranks in the top 10% of breed EPDs for Milk, top 9% MTL, and top 6% for Marbling. The Z12 calves have tremendous eye-appeal and thickness.

Consignor: Taconey Plantation

ABC ALI ABC HORATIA MACY

BW: 96 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -2.3 1.2 23 34 11 -4.3 22 0.8

73 H

JDJ MS OAKLEAF S3054 “Pick of the Herd” shown as first calf heifer

JDJ EQUITY Z370 P

SELLING 3-EMBRYOS

LHD CIGAR E46 X D&D CLARICE 2809 PLD ET

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD CIGAR E46 M434790

LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET D&D MS CLARICE 2809 PLD ET EF1084165

JWK CLARICE J139 ET

74 H

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734 LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

LHD MR BELLMARK R113 OCR CLASSIC QUEEN 46N WCR SIR TRADITION 066 VCR MISS MAC IV 317 VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD JWK CLARICE D050 ET

Est. EPDs mating:

RE-BARA MS CIGAR 409 ET (full sib to mating) Sold for $7500 in 2015 Sale of Excellence to M6 Ranch

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

2.1

1.6

33.0

59.5

12.0

5.7

29.0

0.9

19

0.55 -0.0115 -0.16 197.075

Fat

MB

TSI

Selling 3-Embryos from mating of LHD Cigar E46 Pld x D&D Ms Clarice 2809 Pld ET. This mating has been awesome as evidenced by the success of the offspring from this mating. On the photo you have the 409 heifer that was a top selling heifer in the 2015 Sale of Ex and Lot 16, #14B in this 2016 sale will have many breeders vying to take her home! It just doesn’t get any better than Cigar on top of the line Donor cows like 2809.

Consignor: Bill McDavid

EMBRYO MATING

JDJ EQUITY Z370 P BHD ASSET B178 P M856889

LHD MS TRADEMARK U1734

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET

D&D MS CLARICE 2809 PLD ET EF1084165

JWK CLARICE J139 ET

75 H

CE

4.8 Est. EPDs of mating:

D&D CLARICE 2809 PLD ET

BHD COBALT S553 JDJ MS PHOENIX T3024 CJC TRADEMARK H45 LHD MS RIVERMAN S89 WCR SIR TRADITION 066 VCR MISS MAC IV 317 VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD JWK CLARICE D050 ET

BW

WW

YW

Milk

MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

1.7

37.0

73.0

12.0

3.6

30.5

1.0

23

0.4

Fat

MB

TSI

-0.0125 -0.01 214.17

Sells Safe in calf with Embryo from mating of: BHD Asset B178 P x D&D Ms Clarice 2809 Pld ET, DUE: 10/11/16. PB recip, EF1123220, born 8/4/10, sired by CJC Mr President T122 out of a Duke 914 cow tracing to CF Mary 146! Quite a recip with her own credentials! One of the first offerings for the McDavid’s of their new Donor cow and Herd Sire and it should be a great one with these credentials. Added bonus is the fantastic Recipient that goes with this elite mating!

Consignor: Bill McDavid

SELLING 3-EMBRYOS

CML DISTINCTION 318A X EJS MS CIGAR 8612 P ET

MERIT VINTAGE 4065P CML DISTINCTION 318A EM868977

TARGET PLD GINNY 40P

LHD CIGAR E46 EJS MS CIGAR 8612 PET EF1076050

DS PERFECT BELL 851ETPLD

76 H

MERIT 5133E MERIT CARLA 2238M

TARGET DERRICK 11D TARGET PLD GINNY 26G LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 WCR SIR FA MAC 2244 SC MISS PERFECT S507P

Selling 3-Embryos from the mating of CML Distinction 318A x EJS

CML DISTINCTION 318 A 2015 Canadian National Champion Bull

Ms Cigar 8612 PET. Very unique and powerful mating of the 2015 Canadian National Champion sire, Distinction! Be the first to own one of these powerful calves. The Champion female was a Pair with a Distinction calf at side! Double-H purchased a full sister to Distinction to add to their inspirational ET program. Their dam, Ginny 40P is also the dam of Wilma, the dam of Encore & Diablo. 8612 is a maternal sib to EJS Perfect Wind, a many time sire of National Champions. The very first offering in the U.S. Consignor: 3 A Charolais

CWC DAISY U820

8/29/2008 F1097381 POLLED

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 SR/NC FIELD REP 2158 P ET EM665948

SR LADY EASE 914 ET

RC MONTANA 644 POLLED DVCR LADY MONTANA 224 P F963600

DVCR IMPRESSIVE 994 P

77 H

WCR SIR PERFECTION 734 LHD MS SHOWME OFF W159

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD CCF LADY GERMAINE 718PET HTA WHITEHOT 105A RC MS BUDSMYDAD458POLLED JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET DVCR LADY DUKE 706 P ET

BW: 86 lbs ADJ.WW: 532 lbs R: 102 ADJ.YW: 706 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 1.2 1.6 31 58 9 3.1 24 0.9

Lot 77

R: 97

TSI 196.71

Sells bred 8/31/15 to sale to CWC 241 Gridiron 437W, M788653. Preg checked safe in calf 12/16/15. Gridiron is doing a fantastic job of siring thick, functional cattle with eye-appeal. U820 is a massive tank! Big, powerfully stout, and extremely correct to make this elite offering one of the top lots in the sale. She has a perfect udder with plenty of volume. Lady Duke 706 was a premiere donor for D&S Charolais, Bamboo Road Farms, Rocky Hills, and others.

Consignor: Welcome Grove Charolais

TL MS LUCY 204

WELCOME GROVE DEBBY 1212

78 H

9/3/2012 EF1154663 POLLED

LHD CIGAR E46 JDJ SMOKESTER J1377 P ET M509419

JD MS COMMANDER B309

4-L UNLIMITED YL06 PLD JWK DEBUTANTE D112 ET F722204

HBR LADY GI 201 P ET

LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613

TA 854 SHOW COMMANDER LHD MS CLASSIC ALI W177 BCR POLLED UNLIMITED 003 4L MISS MAC P505

79 H

GIBRALTAR 908 PLD WCR MISS MAC 8402

BW: 85 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -2.3 1.7 25 38 18 -1.7 31 1.2

10/15/2012 F1171007

POLLED

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT LEDGER 0332 P M791626

LT BRENDA 6120 PLD

JDJ SMOKESTER J1377 P ET DW MS SMOKE 407 F1017660

HF MS TRAVELER JC1203 P

LT ASSERTION 1277 P LT PEARL’S BREEZE 2236 P

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P LT BRENDA’S EASE 3055PLD LHD CIGAR E46 JD MS COMMANDER B309 GS TRAVELER 4094 P LHD MAVERICK MARK C1203

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 6.6 -1.0 24 47 8 5.2 21 1.2

TSI 174.33

Lot 78A: Pld heifer calf born 9/29/15, sired by M6 Full Speed 109. Bred A-I on 1/17/16 to JDJ Maximo A18 P; PE from 2/20/16 to sale to M6 Full Speed 109. Extremely well bred individual in this top offering of blending DeBruycker with Morven, Rogers Bar HR, and 4-L Ranch genetics. Ranks in the top 7% of breed for Milk EPDs, top 9% MTL, and 4% SC along with carcass EPD rankings of top 8% REA and 4% FAT. Notice the great 8402 cow and Lady Gi 201!

Consignor: Hale Farms

TSI 194.88

Bred A-I on 1/17/16 to JDJ Maximo A18 P. PE from 2/20/16 to sale to M6 Full Speed 109. A superb Ledger daughter out of a very productive and top milking Smokester cow. This combination gives you some of the “hottest” bloodlines in the breed for production and marketing ability. The bottom side of pedigree is some of the foundation genetics of Hudspeth Farms that enabled their fast start to one of the more elite programs in the breed for practical and functional cattle.

Consignor: Hale Farms

BGC MS MIRANDA 809

80 H

9/29/2010 F1134897 POLLED

EASE 8953 PLD SCHURRTOP HCR RANCHER SCHURRTOP SCHURRTOP ML 6056 1184 P COOLEY ROYCE 1107T39 M745957

SIR DUKE 17J ET P MS COOLEY S DUKE 1107N60 WCR MS CCR TRADIT 1107K7 PET

LT DAKOTA WIND 7158 PLD BOW DAKOTA WIND 2074MPOLBOW DUCHESS 313C POLL SRC MS MIRANDA U809 ET EF1102431

VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD JWK MIRANDA F208 ET WCR MISS T 719

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 3.7 0.0 25 56 16 2.0 28 1.0

TSI 203.18

Lot 80A: Pld Bull calf,born 10/15/15, sired by M6 Full Speed 109 P. Bred A-I on 1/17/16 to JDJ Maximo A18 P; PE from 2/20/16 to sale to M6 Full Speed 109 P. A splendid daughter of Royce with good numbers, a +16 Milk ranks her in the top 15% of breed for Milk.

Her dam is out of the famous donor cow of Double-H, JWK Miranda F208 ET,that sold to Spring Ridge for $10,000. Excellent bull calf will be split and make a superb heifer bull.

Consignor: Hale Farms

DOUBLE-H YOUTUBE 414B WR

81 H

8/24/2014 EF1204141 POLLED

KEYS SPECIALIST 18U KEYS ALL STATE 149X M792787

MISS KEY MEG 2T

DOUBLE-H MAHALO 749T ET

DOUBLE-H TIPPER 026X F1117374

M6 MS E46’S DUKE 248 PET

KEYS TEN-ACIOUS 166S MISS KEY KRISTEN 63K

KEYS CHUMLEY 8R MISS KEY MEG 4R DOUBLE-H KAHLUA 240M ET JMB METALLIC 9K

82 H

LHD CIGAR E46 M6 MS DUKE 009 PLD

BW: 85 lbs ADJ.WW: 631 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -3.7 1.0 39 68 0 2.0 19 1.5

TSI

Sells bred A-I to M6 Bells & Whistles 258 and DUE: 10/9/16.

This is a full ET sib to the very popular heifer at the 2015 The ONE sale that went to Myron Toste, CA. This heifer has some of the best genetics to ever walk the pastures at Double H, like M6 Ms E46’s Duke 248 PET, JMB Metallic 9K, Double H Mahalo 749T ET. These heifers have the style, growth, and pedigree blended with a mating to the very popular Bells & Whistles 258.

Consignor: Double-H Charolais

SCR MIRANDA WIND T94 Full sib to SRC Ms Miranda U809 ET

DOUBLE-H CHROME 420B ET 8/27/2014 EF1206215 POLLED

KEYS SPECIALIST 18U KEYS ALL STATE 149X M792787

MISS KEY MEG 2T

DOUBLE-H MAHALO 749T ET DOUBLE-H TIPPER 026X F1117374

M6 MS E46’S DUKE 248 PET

KEYS TEN-ACIOUS 166S MISS KEY KRISTEN 63K

KEYS CHUMLEY 8R MISS KEY MEG 4R DOUBLE-H KAHLUA 240M ET JMB METALLIC 9K LHD CIGAR E46 M6 MS DUKE 009 PLD

BW: 85 lbs ADJ.WW: 672 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -3.7 1.0 39 68 0 2.0 19 1.5

Sells bred A-I to CCC WC Resource 417 and DUE: 9/13/15.

There was 13 ET calves born in this flush and they have been some of the most uniform that we have had. A full sib bull, was selected as the Grand Champion Bull at the 2015 Minnesota State Fair. This heifer ranks in the top 8% of the Breed EPDs for WW, top 10% YW, and 2% SC. If you want growth and performance in an attractive package, this two great heifers would be welcome additions.

Consignor: Double-H Charolais

DOUBLE-H AGATHA 428B ET

83 H

9/20/2014 EF1204142 POLLED

LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P LT LEDGER 0332 P M791626

LT BRENDA 6120 PLD

LHD CIGAR E46

WM MS AG CIGAR N15 P ET F996866

NF AGATHA 9581 POLLED

LT ASSERTION 1277 P LT PEARL’S BREEZE 2236 P

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P LT BRENDA’S EASE 3055PLD LHD MR PERFECT Y416 LHD MS CLASSIC BELL X613 NF BONDO 9221 POLLED NF AVIGNEX 9215 POLLED

BW: 85 lbs ADJ.WW: 660 lbs R: 100

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 4.1 0.9 36 70 12 4.6 29 1.6

TSI 214.90

Sells bred A-I to the $44,000 for half interest sire, CCC WC Resource 417 and DUE: 9/16/16. Agatha was one of the best cows in the breed. She produced an AICA #1 Multiple Trait Leader, WM Ali Star 250, and countless other top selling lots like N15, the dam of 428.

It’s hard to write a better pedigree than a blend of Ledger 0332 and Agatha. Her Resource calf could very well pay for the entire package when it has the background of this popular mating.

Consignor: Double-H Charolais

TSI

WM MS AG CIGAR N15 P ET

WEAVERS RIO CHERI 1205 8/4/2012 F1200004

LT RIO BRAVO 3181 P M6 NEW STANDARD 842 P ET EM756753

M6 MS GRID MAKER 2175 ET

CJC TRADEMARK H45 BH H45 MS MAC N05 F990026

M6 914 MAC 1127 PLD ET

84 H

LT RIO BLANCO 1234 P LT 7N OF DUKE 9083 PLD M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET M6 MS E46’S DUKE 248 PET LHD ALI MARK T214 CJC MS PERFECT F57 VCR SIR DUKE 914 PLD MOORES MS MAC 7529

BW: 84 lbs ADJ.WW: 701 lbs R: 103 ADJ.YW: 874 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 5.5 0.8 37 62 18 0.8 36 1.7

DOUBLE-H ELVIRA 639S ET

Full sib to OBG Elvira 4303 “2008 Show Dam of the Year”

R: 94

TSI 205.77

Sells safe in calf with embryo from mating LHD Cigar E46 x Double H Elvira 639S ET, DUE: 9/13/16. Elvira 639S is a full sib to OBG Elvira 4303 the “2008 Show Dam of the Year” and many time champion. You never go wrong with Cigar progeny and when blended with the capable female line of the Elvira’s you will truly get something very special. Recip cow is an own daughter of the #1 AICA Multiple Trait Sire, M6 New Standard 842 P ET. Est.EPDs of mating:

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

2.3

1.9

32.5

57.5

9.0

5.2

25.5

1.0

20.5

0.345 0.003 -0.185 191.3

Fat

MB

TSI

Consignor: Double-H Charolais

WEAVERS LEILANI 1239

8/31/2012 F1187939 POLLED

M6 GRID MAKER 104 PET M6 GRIDMAKER 010 P M789394

PJ MS. MAC 604 P

RC BUDSMYDAD 225 POLLED FINKSLEILANI2539945BUDET F971754

WCR MISS IMPRESSIVE 945P

85 H

WCR SIR TRADITION 066 VCR MISS MAC IV 317

HCR MAC 9176 POLLED M6 MS TRADE MARK 2218 PS RC BUD 04 ET MISS SHOWGUN RC 416 JWK IMPRESSIVE D040 ET WCR MISS DAKOTA WIND 724

BW: 84 lbs ADJ.WW: 734 lbs R: 108 ADJ.YW: 932 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: 5.6 -0.2 39 68 7 -2.4 26 0.6

DA MARION 328P ET

Embryo by Smokester Daughter x LT Rio Bravo 3181

R: 100 TSI 211.39

Sells safe in calf with embryo from mating LT Rio Bravo 3181 P to D A Marion 328 P ET, F989090, DUE 9/13/16. After a trip to Southern Cattle Co, FL, and seeing the calves from this mating, they hurried home and created the same matings. Marion 328 maybe one of the all-time greatest daughters of the legendary JDJ Smokester J1377 P ET. Marion was a dominating contributor in the showring and now offers some of the best progeny in the breed. A very good recipient.

Est.EPDs of mating:

CE

BW

WW

YW

Milk

MCE

TM

SC

CW

REA

0.6

0.8

35.5

62.0

20.0

0.3

38.0

1.3

25.5

0.875 0.0145 0.035 204.8

Consignor: Double-H Charolais

Fat

MB

TSI

JDJ MS TRUEMARK Y322

3/3/2011 F1148446 POLLED

86 H

CJC TRADEMARK H45

JDJ TRUE MARK T39 P M752749

JDJ MS SPUR R120

CJC ICE L566 JDJ MS ICE R2033 F1051957

LHD FERNANDO MARK D1030

LHD ALI MARK T214 CJC MS PERFECT F57

SSR MR SPUR 3328 JDJ MS SMOKESTER N290 JDJSSRSMOKINJOEJ1382ET CJC MS ALI MARK D1107 LHD FERNANDO’S MARK Z29 LHD MS SENTINELJON A630

BW: 88 lbs ADJ.WW: 731 lbs R: 113 ADJ.YW: 997 lbs

CE BW WW YW Milk MCE TM SC EPDs: -0.5 3.8 34 67 15 1.5 32 1.0

R: 114 TSI 204.33

Selling a guaranteed Flush in the dam of JDJ Maximo A18 P, (Homozygous Polled), with a minimum of 15 embryos!!! Never have I seen such a large guarantee of embryos! Y322 has averaged over 20 per flush and has been flushed several times. They will arrange for her to be flushed at Trans-Ova in Centerville, TX. She will be ready to flush right after the sale.

Not only did she raise the $65,000 JDJ Maximo A18, but this year milks well enough to raise her twin bull calves. Buyer is responsible for all Flush costs, semen, semen signings, and shipping of embryos.

Consignor: Sparkman Cattle Co

Pick of DeBruycker Herd

87 H Typical DeBruycker Female

This annual consignment has become a tradition. If you look at all the selections that have taken place since the very first year, you will find many of the cattle that are raised, promoted, and marketed in the Charolais breed, derived from these “Picks”. Obviously you can’t go wrong when you are picking from the largest Charolais herd in the world! And many say one of the best in the breed. Most years it’s the high selling lot, but still one of the best bargains in the breed when you compare the results breeders get from this purchase. Double-H has made several picks, Larry Lehman and Bradley Bracewell, Camp Cooley, Bill & Raye Arlitt, Rick & Cindy Evans, Heath Hyde and Bill Morley (2-picks), and many others will tell you it is one of the most important additions to their herd and one of the best experiences in making the selection. They will exclude any of their present donor cows. If you select a cow with a bull calf at side, they will retain 3/4 interest and full possession of the bull calf. You will get a full 1/4 semen interest. They will take the cow to their transplant center, if you choose, and you can take possession of the cow in the fall after calf is weaned. You get full interest and possession of any heifer calf pair. Selection must be made by July 31, 2016.

Consignor: DeBruycker Charolais

Carolina Spring Break

NEWS NOTES

Online Genetics Sale Monday, May 2

AICA MEMBERSHIP

Bidding closes at 8 p.m. EDT Flushes, Embryos & Semen Sell!

Bull Test Success

The high-indexing bull overall breeds of the 16th Annual Florida Bull Test was HBR Auto Pilot 337 P, an Oct. 31, 2014, son of HBR Auto Pilot 702 P, owned by Rogers Bar HR, Collins, Miss. The bull recorded a test-topping Final Index of 8.17 and Final Index Ratio of 136. 136 bulls from 41 owners representing four states competed in the test.

Florida Bull Test OHF Vannar G123 – F1082465 Selling a successful flush

Faraway Magic Doll 39X Pld F1118018 Selling a successful flush

High-Indexing Bull

WC Injector 3N2 – M844172 Ledger x Full Throttle Selling 10 units with signings

Avignon – M13650

US Herd Foundation Bull Selling 2 amps with 2 signings

Offering embryos sired by LHD Cigar, LT Bluegrass, Faraway Chico, Cougarhill Hank, M6 Fresh Air, Mr. Camelot Polled!

Jay and Amber Buzhardt Batesburg, SC (803)-240-8748 buzhardtfarms@yahoo.com

LT

Riverdance 4114 P TW

Dellinger, DVM Faraway John Vale, NC Cattle Co. (703) 362-0828 DellingerJ@aol.com

ROLLINS RANCHES

M852846

LT

Silver Yield 3196 P

M665495

Semen: $25

No Signing Fee

CE 4.6

BW WW YW Milk MCE Mtnl SC -0.4 42 63 7 2.4 28 0.9

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Neonatal Calf Diarrhea (“Scours”)

The table below lists the most common pathogens of neonatal calf diarrhea and the average age of the calf affected.

Pathogen

Type

Average Age of Calf Affected

E. Coli (Escherichia coli)

Bacteria

< 5 days

Salmonella

Bacteria

All ages

Clostridium

Bacteria

All ages

Rotavirus

Virus

1-3 weeks

Coronavirus

Virus

1-4 weeks

BVD (Bovine Viral Diarrhea)

Virus

Acute infection: >3 weeks

Cryptosporidium parvum

Protozoa

1-3 weeks

Coccidia

Intestinal parasite

>2 weeks

Risk Factors The following is a list of risk factors that increase the likelihood of neonatal calf diarrhea: 1) Time born during the calving season. Calves born at the beginning of the calving season have very low risk of diarrhea, while those born later have more risk due to the accumulated pathogen load throughout the season.

2) Poor colostrum quality in cows/heifers. Antibodies against calf diarrhea are transferred through the colostrum and help prevent calves from getting sick. Colostrum quality improves with the age of the cow. Since heifers produce fewer antibodies in their colostrum than older cows, their calves are more susceptible to disease.

3) Environmental stress. A difficult calving, excessive heat or cold, and moisture create physical stress that can reduce the body’s ability to fight disease.

4) Population density. Having a large number of cattle calve in a small space will increase your risk of calf diarrhea. While this is important to consider, large groups of cow-calf pairs born in a short period of time have less risk than groups with calves of all ages.

Treatment Supportive care/fluid therapy Maintaining hydration is the most important part of treating calves with diarrhea. Oral fluids containing electrolytes should be given at the first signs of diarrhea. It is best to allow the calf to suckle from a bottle if it is able to do so.

Giving fluids via intubation or “tubing the calf ” delays stomach emptying, which slows absorption. So, be patient and allow the calf to suckle if it can.

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with your veterinarian to determine if the electrolyte product you are using has enough calories to maintain energy balance in the calf. Products that do not have enough calories will need to be used in addition to milk replacer, milking the cow/heifer, or allowing the calf to nurse.

• Avoid giving electrolyte solutions at the same time as a milk feeding. This can affect milk clotting in the stomach, which impacts nutrient absorption.

• Do not mix electrolytes into the milk. This changes the concentration of the mixture and can actually increase dehydration in calves.

• Disinfect bottles, nipples, and tubes between treating animals. The agents causing calf diarrhea can be spread between animals through nasal secretions and saliva.

If a calf is unable to stand and/or unresponsive, intravenous (IV) fluid therapy can be used to regain hydration and electrolyte balance.

Antibiotic therapy The environment in the digestive tract of cattle allows bacteria to quickly and easily develop resistance to antibiotics. This can lead to antibiotic resistant strains in your herd. For this reason, antibiotic therapy is not recommended unless there are signs of systemic illness (fever, decreased appetite, weakness/lack of energy). Consult with your veterinarian about which antibiotics are appropriate to use in calves with diarrhea. It may also be beneficial to perform a culture and antibiotic sensitivity test to determine what is effective in the face of an outbreak or with perceived treatment failure.

Records Maintain treatment records during an outbreak to help investigate the cause of disease. This may help identify which animals are at the most risk in your herd, so that you can evaluate your problem areas and focus on preventing disease in that group in the future. Good records during an outbreak can also help you monitor and analyze changes in protocols to determine what works best for your operation. Here are a few things to keep track of: 1) Identify the individual calf affected 2) Age of calf 3) Identify the dam of the calf 4) Age of the dam 5) Treatment given 6) Location of cow-calf pair Biocontainment Since the pathogens causing diarrhea in neonatal calves are already present in the population (endemic), the term biocontainment is used rather than biosecurity when discussing

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methods to control this disease.

Biocontainment actions against calf diarrhea include: 1) Managing colostrum to improve passive immunity in calves. This can be challenging in a beef herd. The antibodies that the calf receives from this type of immunity naturally decrease over time. However, if colostrum quality is measured and monitored, and there is a bank of high quality colostrum available to give calves as needed, you can ensure that each calf receives adequate antibodies to protect them from disease. To ensure successful transfer of antibodies, colostrum should be consumed within the first 4 hours of life. It is also important to recognize that manure on the udder and teats can easily transfer pathogens to nursing calves.

There are commercially available vaccines that can be given during the third trimester of gestation to increase the level of specific antibodies in the milk. Work with your veterinarian to determine which vaccines are the most useful in your area.

2) Preventing effective contacts. Effective contact is any kind of contact that results in transmission of disease from an infectious individual to a susceptible individual. Effective contacts may be prevented in three ways: by separating animals, reducing the level of exposure with sanitation or dilution over space, or minimizing contact time. Keep in mind that pathogens involved in calf diarrhea are already in the environment and contact between calves does not always result in transfer of disease. Only calves that have exposure to a high pathogen load and/or have a compromised immune system will become clinically ill. A diarrhea outbreak can be prevented by reducing the risk of individual cases of calf diarrhea and the exposure of individual cases to other calves.

By preventing effective contacts, calf diarrhea can be greatly reduced during the calving season with a systematic pasture rotation. This method is called the Sandhills Calving System and prevents effective contacts by reducing opportunities for exposure and transmission. After the first 14 days of the calving season, cows that have not calved are moved to a fresh new pasture and the cow-calf pairs are left in the pasture in which they originally calved. Following this first movement, cows that have not calved are moved every 7 days to new pastures, while the pairs continue to remain in their calving pasture. The Sandhills Calving System segregates calves by age to reduce transmission of pathogens to the youngest, most susceptible population of calves. By moving pregnant cows to clean pastures prior to calving, the pathogen load is minimized in the environment. In addition, contact time between calves and the majority of the cow herd are minimized.

In my professional opinion, I prefer that all cows calve in a pasture unless assistance is needed. If a maternity barn or calving facilities are used to assist with a calving event, calves should be removed from these facilities as soon as possible (within a few hours) to minimize pathogen exposure. Clean the calving area following each calving, taking care to remove all used bedding and manure.

While the Sandhills Calving System is a simple method to follow, it does take time to plan pasture rotations prior to calving for it to work effectively. Depending on how long the calving season lasts, this method can require several pastures. It is also

critical to have fences and water sources in place prior to the beginning of the calving season. It may take more effort to feed cattle and create plans for this system than what you may be accustomed to during the calving season. The added effort at the beginning of the season, however, will greatly reduce your labor input later in the season, since you won’t be chasing around sick calves in the pasture. Not only does this cut down on your treatment costs and losses from poor gain in sick calves, more importantly, it prevents cattle from getting sick in the first place.

As an animal steward, you should feel compelled to keep animals healthy. How many calves do you need to prevent from getting diarrhea to change your management system? There is always talk about morbidity and mortality rates to aim for when seeking optimum profitability. I encourage you to believe that reducing the risk of calf diarrhea in your herd is worth a lot in the industry, especially concerning animal welfare, regardless of what percentage of your cattle can be sick for you to remain profitable.

Avoid zoonosis The term for the ability of pathogens to transfer from animals to people is “Zoonosis.” Several organisms that cause diarrhea in calves can be transferred to people. Keep this in mind when working with sick calves. In addition, let your medical professional know that you have exposure to livestock if you experience gastrointestinal upset, especially in the face of a scours outbreak with your calves.

Here are a few steps you can take to prevent zoonosis from calves with diarrhea: • Leave outer layer of clothing at the farm or in the contaminated area • Wear disposable gloves • Wash hands • Protect children from contaminated areas. Children are more likely than adults to become severely ill following exposure to pathogens causing diarrhea in calves. Make sure they are protected if they work with sick calves and wash up when they get inside.

Summary We can all agree that calf diarrhea can really put a damper on the calving season. I have explained some causes and treatments and also discussed ways to reduce exposure and prevent an outbreak in your herd. Now is the time to put together a plan that works best for your operation. © References Barrington GM, et al. Biosecurity for neonatal gastrointestinal diseases. Vet Clin Food Anim 2002;18:7-34.

Lorenz et al. Calf health from birth to weaning. II. Management of diarrhoea in pre-weaned calves. Irish Veterinary Journal 2011;64:9.

Meganck et al. Advances in prevention and therapy of neonatal dairy calf diarrhoea: a systematical review with emphasis on colostrum management and fluid therapy. Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica 2014;56:75.

Smith DR. Field disease diagnostic investigation of Neonatal calf diarrhea. Vet Clin Food Anim 2012;28:465-481.

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Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo – Class A ROE Houston, Texas z March 1, 2016 Judge: Joel Judge, Leonard, Texas Total Shown – 40: Females – 25; Bulls – 15

Females Intermediate and Grand Champion: DTR Miss Turton B500, 5-3-14, by TR PZC Mr Turton 0794 ET. Madison Fischer, Houston, Texas.

Junior and Reserve Grand Champion: Big Creek Kacey 431 P, 3-2-14, by Big Creek Game Changer 192 PET. Kaitlyn Davlin, El Campo, Texas.

Junior Calf Champion: SC Sydney 151, 3-4-15, by SVY Freedom Pld 307N. Richard Demoss, Bowie, Texas Reserve Junior Calf Champion: Summit Ms Impressive C75, 5-24-15, by Summit HDF Supreme X01. Kaitlyn Davlin.

Senior Calf Champion: 3A Silver Belle 410 Pld, 10-17-14, by M6 Bells & Whistles 258 P. Sara Aultman, Cleveland, Texas.

Reserve Senior Calf Champion: BJCF 0080’s Duchess B98, 11-2-14, by SHF Fire Power 0080. Bar J Charolais, Liverpool, Texas.

Reserve Intermediate Champion: Circle K Jenavieve, 6-9-14, by TR Mr Fire Water 5792RET. JVS Cattle Co., Sulphur, La. Reserve Junior Champion: WIA Ms Perfect Timing Pld, 3-11-14, by Cooley Royce 1107T39.

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Senior Champion: CCC Ms Buds Elvira 413 Pld, 2-8-14, by WC CCC Bud Heavy 903 Pld ET. JVS Cattle Co. Reserve Senior Champion: Muddy Creek Pink Ice 971, 12-14-13, by Thomas Mr Ice Bucket. Meegan Sesco, Garland, Texas.

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Summer Heifer Calves – Calved July 1, 2016.

1 shown. 1. Lazy J Ranch LLC, Douglass, Texas, on LJ Miss 502 Beauty Queen 102.

Late Spring Heifer Calves – Calved May 24, 2016. 1 shown. 1. Kaitlyn Davlin on Summit Ms Impressive C75.

Spring Heifer Calves – Calved March 4 to March 12, 2015. 2 shown. 1. Richard Demoss on SC Sydney 151. 2. Chloe Fontenot, Lumberton, Texas, on BJCF Jessa Bell Watt C262.

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Junior Heifer Calves – Calved Jan. 4 to Feb. 16, 2015. 6 shown. 1. MOGO Charolais, Florence, Ala., on SCF Caitlin 288C. 2. MOGO Charolais on SCF Calli 291C. 3. Amanda Smee, Conroe, Texas, on CCC Miss Driven Fire.

Winter Heifer Calves – Calved Nov. 2 to Nov. 17, 2014. 2 shown. 1. Bar J Charolais on BJCF 0080’s Duchess B98. 2. Trinity Valley Community College, Athens, Texas, on TVCC Ms Lindsey 1453 P. Senior Heifer Calves – Calved Sept. 8 to Oct. 21, 2014. 3 shown. 1. Sara Aultman on 3A Silver Belle 410 Pld. 2. Chloe Fontenot on BJCF Sadie Mae B1441 P. 3. Trinity Valley Community College on TVCC Ms Supreme Reward 1428 P. Summer Yearling Females – Calved May 3 to June 9, 2014. 2 shown. 1. Madison Fischer on DTR Miss Turton B500. 2. JVS Cattle Co. on Circle K Jenavieve.

Early Spring Yearling Females – Calved March 2 to March 18, 2016. 3 shown. 1.

Kaitlyn Davlin on Big Creek Kacey 431P. 2.

Becker Livestock Services on WIA Ms Perfect Timing Pld. 3. Jake Smith, Sulphur, La., on WIA WDZ Bella 4032 P ET. Junior Yearling Females – Calved Jan. 4 to Feb. 17, 2014. 3 shown. 1. JVS Cattle Co. on CCC Ms Buds Elvira 413 Pld. 2. Trinity Valley Community College on TVCC Ms Legend 1410. 3. Chloe Fontenot on BJCF 216’s Ella Rose B008 P. Senior Yearling Females – Calved Dec. 14 to Dec. 25, 2013. 2 shown. 1. Meegan Sesco on Muddy Creek Pink Ice 971. 2. Neeli Snider, Garland, Texas, on Ms RR Annabelle 118.

Bulls

Senior and Reserve Grand Champion: SHF BJCF Benefit 1350, 9-9-13, by SHF Fire Power 0080. Bar J Charolais and Kate Shaffer, Carthage, Mo. Junior Calf Champion: CV Sir Budalot, 2-1-15, by HVR Fire Proof 221. Twisted V Ranch, Troup, Texas.

Reserve Junior Calf Champion: DCC Mr Angel’s Fire 467, 4-9-15, by TR Mr Fire Water 5792RET. Kaitlyn Davlin.

Senior Calf Champion: BJCF Outsider B103, 12-30-14, by BJCF Watt Z36. Bar J Charolais.

Reserve Senior Calf Champion: JVS Fire Tracker B41, 11-2-14, by SHF Fire Power 0080. JVS Cattle Co. Junior Champion: JSAM Mr Duke 400A, 3-10-14, by JSAM Mr Duke 100W. J V Cattle Company, Panna Maria, Texas.

Class Placings Spring Bull Calves – Calved March 7 to April 9, 2015. 3 shown. 1. Kaitlyn Davlin on DCC Mr Angel’s Fire 467. 2. Bar J Charolais on BJCF Vegas C601 P. 3. Matthew Dudley, San Antonio, Texas, on MJPD Mr Bells & Whistles 1210P. Junior Bull Calves – Calved Jan. 2 to Feb. 1, 2015. 3 shown. 1. Twisted V Ranch on CV Sir Budalot. 2. Bar J Charolais on BJCF Tahoe C522 P. 3. Shelby Pitts, Brenham, Texas, on CCC Mr Driven Smoke.

Intermediate and Grand Champion: HAMM Mogo B1, 5-3-14, by HAMM Mogo U1. MOGO Charolais, JVS Cattle Co. and Bar J Charolais.

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Winter Bull Calves – Calved Nov. 2 to Dec. 30, 2014. 3 shown. 1. Bar J Charolais on BJCF Outsider B103. 2. JVS Cattle Co. on JVS Fire Tracker B41. 3. Bar J Charolais on BJCF Biloxi B89 P. Senior Bull Calves – Calved Sept. 12 to Oct. 3, 2014. 3 shown. 1. Trinity Valley Community College on TVCC Unlimited Reward 1431 P. 2. Emma Swonke, Anahuac, Texas, on OB Mr Turton Tradition. 3. Trinity Valley Community College on TVCC Vaillant’s Fire 1436.

Summer Yearling Bulls – Calved May 3, 2014. 1 shown. 1. MOGO Charolais, JVS Cattle Co., and Bar J Charolais on HAMM Mogo B1.

Spring Yearling Bulls – Calved March 10, 2014. 1 shown. 1. J V Cattle Co.on JSAM Mr Duke 400A. Senior Yearling Bulls – Calved Sept. 9, 2013. 1 shown. 1. Bar J Charolais and Kate Shaffer on SHF BJCF Benefit 1350.

Groups Junior Get-Of-Sire – 1 shown. 1. Bar J Charolais on SHF Fire Power 0080.

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AICA Events April 1 — AICA Herd Enrollment Deadline April 15-24 — Charolais World Congress Mexico April 30 — AIJCF Scholarship Deadline May 10 — AIJCA Junior National Show & Leadership Conference Entry Deadline May 20 — AIJCA Junior National Show & Leadership Conference Late Entry & Ownership Deadline June 26 – July 1 — 2016 AIJCA Junior National Show & Leadership Conference Springfield, Mo. July 15 — Deadline for submitting performance information to AICA for 2016 Fall Genetic Analysis

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April 2016 April 1 — AICA Herd Enrollment Deadline.

April 1 — Iowa Cattlemen’s Bull Test Sale, 6:30 p.m., Dunlap, Iowa.

April 2 — DeBruycker Charolais 32nd Annual Bull Sale, noon, Western Livestock Auction, Great Falls, Mont. Contact: Lloyd, Mark or Brett DeBruycker or Joe Campbell.

April 2 — Satterfield Charolais & Angus 5th Annual Bull & Female Sale, 1 p.m., at the farm, Evening Shade, Ark. Auctioneer: Tommy Barnes. Sale Manager: Hubert Cattle Sales.

April 2 — Wells Charolais 34th Annual Bull Sale, 1 p.m., Hub City Livestock, Aberdeen, S.D. Contact: Richard or Jason Wells.

April 4 — Raile Charolais Ranch 27th Annual Charolais & Red Angus Production Sale, 1 p.m., St. Francis Auction Market, St. Francis, Kan. Sale Consultant: Kristian Rennert. Contact: Cliff Raile.

April 4 — Thomas Ranch 3rd Annual Fall Born Online Sale, Breeder’s World Online Sales. Contact: Troy, VeaBea or Cally Thomas.

April 5 — Hubert Charolais Ranch 37th Annual Bull Sale, 1 p.m., at the ranch, Monument, Kan. Auctioneer: James Birdwell. Sale Manager: Hubert Cattle Sales.

April 6 — 75th Annual Kansas Bull Test Performance Tested Bull Sale, 12:30 p.m., Mitchell County Fairgrounds, Beloit, Kan. Contact: Brian Hagedorn.

April 6 — Bracewell Cattle Company Spring Bull Buyout, 1 p.m., Cattlemen’s Livestock Commission, Paris, Texas. Contact: Bradley Bracewell.

April 7 — Summit Farms Online Bred Heifer & Cow Sale, Breeder’s World Online Sales. Sale Manager: Hubert Cattle Sales April 8 — 5L Red Angus & Charolais Annual Spring Bull Sale, Noon, Sheridan, Mont. Contact: Larry Mehlhoff.

April 8 — Brevig Charolais Annual Bull Sale, Lewistown, Mont. Contact: Clark or Gail Brevig.

Affiliate Events April 29 — Missouri Charolais Breeders Association Annual Banquet & Meeting Columbia, Mo.

April 8 — Summit Farms Online Embryo & Semen Sale, Breeder’s World Online Sales. Sale Manager: Hubert Cattle Sales.

June 12 — Iowa Junior Charolais Field Day Indianola, Iowa

April 9 — Amburgey Charolais Farm Annual Bull & Female Sale, 1 p.m., Bluegrass Stockyards East, Mt. Sterling, Ky. Contact: Robert Amburgey.

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April 8 — Cardinal Charolais Annual Bull Sale, at the ranch, Hillrose, Colo. Contact: Pat Gebauer or Luan August.

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April 8 — Thomas Charolais Inc. 7th Annual Online Club Calf Sale, Breeders’ World Online Sales. Contact: Mitch Thomas or Tonnyre Thomas.

April 9 — Carolina Sensation Sale, 1 p.m., Upstate Livestock Exchange, Williamston, S.C. Sale Sponsors: South Carolina Charolais Association and GeorgiaFlorida Charolais Association. Auctioneer: Greg Clifton. Sale Manager: Outfront Cattle Service.

April 9 — Hebbert Charolais 34th Annual Bull Sale, at the ranch, Hyannis, Neb. Contact: David or Mose Hebbert.

April 9 — Prairie Valley Farm Charolais Bull Sale, Platte Livestock Auction, Platte, S.D. Contact: David Mason.

April 9 — Rambur Charolais 38th Annual Bull Sale, at the ranch, Sidney, Mont. Contact: Howard Rambur.

April 9 — The Renaissance XXIV Sale, 1 p.m., Chappell’s Sale Arena, Strafford, Mo. Auctioneer: Rob Nord. Sale Manager: Mitchell Management.

April 9 — Thomas Charolais Inc. Load and Go Club Calf Sale, 10 a.m., at the ranch, Raymondville, Texas.

Contact: Mitch Thomas or Tonnyre Thomas.

April 30 — Wienk Charolais Ranch 47th Annual Bull Sale, 1 p.m., at the ranch, Lake Preston, S.D. Contact: Jeff, Sterling or Ty Eschenbaum.

April 11 — Eggleston Charolais 31st Annual Bull & Female Sale, 1 p.m., Bales CCC, Huron, S.D. Contact: Jamie or Dennis Eggleston.

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April 12 — Oakwater Ranch 32nd Annual Bull Sale, 1 p.m., Valentine Livestock, Valentine, Neb. Auctioneer: James Birdwell. Contact: Dean Churchill or Butch Alsup.

April 12 ­— Thomas Ranch 44th Annual Bull Sale, 1 p.m., at the ranch, Harrold, S.D. Contact: Troy Thomas.

April 13 — Dybdal Charolais 5th Annual Bull & Female Sale, 1 p.m., Laurel Livestock Sales Co., Laurel, Neb. Auctioneer: Rob Nord. Sale Manager: Hubert Cattle Sales.

April 14 — Reich Ranch Charolais Bull Sale, Belle Fourche, S.D. Contact: Tim Reich.

April 14 — Sonderup Charolais Ranch 34th Annual Bull Sale, 1 p.m., at the ranch, Fullerton, Neb. Contact: Tom Sonderup.

April 15–24 — Charolais World Congress Hosted by the Charolais Charbray Herd Book of Mexico.

April 15 — Cross Mountain Quest For Quality Sale, Virginia Beef Expo, Rockingham County Fairgrounds, Harrisonburg, Va. Auctioneer: Greg Clifton. Sale Manager: Outfront Cattle Service.

April 15 — Virginia Beef Expo Charolais Sale, Rockingham County Fairgrounds, Harrisonburg, Va. Sale Sponsor: Virginia Charolais Association.

Auctioneer: Greg Clifton. Sale Manager: Outfront Cattle Service.

April 16 — 11th Annual Central Kentucky Charolais Classic, 1p.m., Producers Inc., Bowling Green, Ky. Auctioneer: Lakin Oakley. Sale Manager: Frankie Anthony.

May 2 — Buzhardt Farms/Faraway Cattle Co. Carolina Spring Break Online Genetics Sale, Bidding closes at 8 p.m., CharAuctions.com. Contact: Jay Buzhardt or John Dellinger.

May 6 — Iowa Cattlemen’s Bull Test Sale & Heifer Sale, 6 p.m., Tama Livestock, Tama, Iowa.

May 7 — 17th Annual The Sale of Excellence, 1 p.m., O.D. Butler Texas A&M Research Center, College Station, Texas. Auctioneer: Greg Clifton. Sale Manager: Outfront Cattle Service.

May 10 — AIJCA Junior National Show & Leadership Conference Entry Deadline. Contact: Kaitlyn Lewis, AICA. May 14 — Rogers Bar HR 41st Annual Cream of the Crop Charolais Female Sale, 12:30 p.m., at the ranch, Collins, Miss. Contact: Doug Rogers.

May 20 — AIJCA Junior National Show & Leadership Conference Late Entry & Ownership Deadline. Contact: Kaitlyn Lewis, AICA. May 21 — Charolais Association of Texas Spring Spectacular Sale, 1 p.m., Corazon-Pitchford Sale Facility, Athens, Texas. Auctioneer: Greg Clifton. Sale Manager: Outfront Cattle Service.

May 28 — Aschermann Charolais Ladies of Honor Sale, at the ranch, Carthage, Mo. Contact: Larry or Peggy Aschermann.

June 2016 June 4 — Appalachian Classic Sale, 1 p.m., Knoxville Livestock Center, Knoxville, Tenn. Sale Sponsor: Mountain Empire Charolais Association. Auctioneer: Greg Clifton. Sale Manager: Outfront Cattle Service.

June 12 — Iowa Junior Charolais Field Day, Indianola, Iowa.

April 16 — Cobb Charolais Ranch Annual Spring Bull Sale, Western Livestock Auction, Great Falls, Mont.

Contact: John, Cheryl, Mike or Sarah Cobb.

June 17-19 — 1st Annual Western Regional Charolais Show, Klamath County Fairgrounds, Klamath Falls, Ore. Contact: Mary or Natalie Reis.

April 16 — Lindskov-Thiel Ranch 35th Annual Bull Sale, 1 p.m., at the ranch, Isabel, S.D. Contact: Brent Thiel.

June 18 — Kentucky State Charolais Show and Kentucky Charolais Junior Futurity Show, Frankfort, Ky. Contact: Jeff Harrod, Chuck Druin, Jacob Miller or Mike Barron.

April 18 — Polzin Cattle Spring Thaw Online Embryo Sale. Contact: Chris or Leslie Polzin.

June 26–July 1 — 2016 AIJCA Junior National Show & Leadership Conference, Ozark Empire Fairgrounds, Springfield, Mo.

April 19 — AM Livestock Pasture Promises Online Sale, Caldwell-Willoughby Cattle Sales. Contact: Adam or Hannah McCall.

April 19 — ZOE Charolais Bull Sale, Lolli Brothers Livestock Market, Macon, Mo Contact: Curtis Plank.

April 21 — Wright Charolais 1st Online Fall Born Show Heifer & Embryo Sale, Bidding closes at 7 p.m., Breeders’ World Online Sales. Sale Manager: Hubert Cattle Sales.

April 23 — Double-H Charolais Genetic Excellence Embryo & Fall Born Show Heifer Online Sale, Bidding closes at 7 p.m., CharAuctions.com. Contact: Harlin Hecht.

April 25 — Wild Indian Acres & Ridder Farms Girls Gone Wild Online Show Heifer & Embryo Sale, Bidding closes at 7 p.m., Breeders’ World Online Sales. Sale Manager: Hubert Cattle Sales.

July 2016 July 15 — Deadline for submitting performance information to AICA for 2016 Fall Genetic Analysis.

July 24 — North Dakota State Fair Open Charolais Show, Minot, N.D. July 30 — Ozark Empire Fair Open Charolais Show, Springfield, Mo. July 30 — Virginia Charolais Association Field Day, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Va. Contact: Dr. Dan Eversole.

August 2016 August 11 — Indiana State Fair Open Charolais Show, Indianapolis, Ind. August 14 — Missouri State Fair Class A ROE Show, Sedalia, Mo.

April 29 — Missouri Charolais Breeders Association Annual Banquet & Meeting, 6:00 p.m. Social, 7:00 p.m. Banquet, Courtyard by Marriott, Columbia, Mo. Contact: Annette Bonacker.

August 20 — Iowa State Fair Class A ROE Show, Des Moines, Iowa.

April 30 — AIJCF Scholarship Application Deadline.

Contact: Kaitlyn Lewis, AICA.

August 28 — New York State Fair Open Charolais Show, Syracuse, N.Y.

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August 24 — Appalachian Fair Open Charolais/Other Breeds Show, Gray, Tenn.

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September 2016 September 1 — South Dakota State Fair Open Charolais Show, Huron, S.D. September 5 — 23rd Annual Autumn In The Ozarks, Noon, Chappell’s Sales Arena, Strafford, Mo. Auctioneer: Rob Nord. Sale Manager: Mitchell Management.

September 17— May & Son Annual Production Sale, 1 p.m., Knoxville Livestock Market, Knoxville, Tenn.

Auctioneer: Terry Baxter. Contact: Bill May. September 19— Polzin Cattle Fall Freeze Onlline Embryo Sale. Contact: Chris or Leslie Polzin.

October 2016 October 8 — Cain Cattle Company Bull Sale, at the ranch, Pickens, Miss. Contact: Robert Williams.

October 8 — M6 Fall Bull & Female Sale, at the ranch, Alvarado, Texas. Contact: Kevin Moore.

October 8 — Ray’s Charolais Fall Fling Sale, 1 p.m., at the farm, Hillsboro, Tenn. Auctioneer: Terry Baxter.

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October 15 — Aschermann Charolais 23rd Edition Bull Sale, 1 p.m., at the ranch, Carthage, Mo. Auctioneer: Jackie Moore. Contact: Larry or Peggy Aschermann.

Online Sale Listing April 23 — Double-H Charolais Genetic Excellence Embryo and Fall Born Show Heifer Sale, bidding closes at 7:00 p.m. CDT. Contact: Harlin Hecht.

May 2 — Carolina Spring Break Online Genetics Sale, bidding closes at 8:00 p.m. CDT. Contact: Jay Buzhardt or John Dellinger.

October 17 — Dismukes Ranch 1st Annual Bull Sale, at the ranch, Checotah, Okla. Contact: Jim Dismukes.

October 22 — Doub Charolais & Guests Autumn At The Crossroads Sale, at the farm, Danville, Ind. Contact: Andrew Doub.

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October 26-27 — American-International Charolais Association Fall Board of Directors Meeting and Committee Meetings, Kansas City, Mo.

CANCELLATION POLICY Charges dependent upon stage of production will be invoiced to advertisers who cancel previously submitted advertising.

October 26 — Fink Beef Genetics Annual Bull Sale, Fink Beef Genetics Sale Facility, Randolph, Kan. Contact: Galen, Lori or Megan Fink.

DISCOUNTS A 5% discount for all advertising will be given if prepaid for one year. No agency commissions allowed on breeder rates.

October 29 — American Royal Livestock Show Junior Charolais Heifer Show, Kansas City, Mo. October 29 — American Royal Livestock Show National ROE Show, Kansas City, Mo.

CLOSING DATES All advertising copy (including photos) must be in the Charolais Journal office by the 25th of the second month preceding publication, i.e. Jan. 25 for the March issue or the first working day thereafter. A $100 late fee will be applied to all late advertisements. Proof deadline: 20th of the second month preceding publication, i.e. Jan. 20 for March issue.

October 29 — Plyler & Son Bull Sale, 1 p.m., Southern Arkansas University Story Arena, Magnolia, Ark. Auctioneer: Justin Stout. Contact: Caleb Plyler.

November 2016 November 15 — Deadline for submitting performance information to AICA for 2017 Spring Genetic Analysis.

December 2016

ADVERTISING

November 19 — Cavender Ranches/Sturgess Double S Cattle Genetrust Brangus & Charolais Bull Sale & Commercial Female Sale, Noon, Cavender’s Neches River Ranch, Jacksonville, Texas. Auctioneer: Doak Lambert. Contact: Jerry, Jay or Michael Sturgess or Justin Matejka.

BREEDER ADVERTISING SPACE Black & White 1x 11x 1 page $700 $600 2/3 page 510 450 1/2 page (h) 395 340 1/2 page (v) 450 370 1/3 page 270 220 1/4 page 215 180 1/6 page 155 130 1 inch 35 30 Position pgs (1-7) 1,150 Inside Covers 1,200 Back Cover 1,300 CLASSIFIEDS Prepaid.

Rate: $1 per word, $25 min., paid in advance. Deadline 25th of the 2nd month preceding publication COLOR 1 standard additional color $175 - red or blue (availability basis) 1 non-standard color 275 - (availability basis) 4-color 475 Special color 475 Metallic color 600 ADDITIONAL CHARGES B/W photo (each) $15 Color photo (each) 50 4-Color page correction after approval (per page) 150 B/W or 2-Color page corrections after approval (per page) 100 After deadline charge 100

CLASSIFIED

December 31 — AIJCA Junior Merit Awards Application Deadline. Contact: Kaitlyn Lewis, AICA.

For Sale — See what new embryos Double-H has available with our new flushes on page 12, this issue. Harlin Hecht (320) 760-0359

Contact David Hobbs (816) 464-2474, ext. 200, or dhobbs@charolaisusa.com with your Classified Advertising.

CHAROLAIS JOURNAL

ADVERTISING CONTENT The Charolais Journal reserves the right to refuse any advertising or copy at its sole discretion. The Charolais Journal assumes no responsibility for the accuracy and truthfulness of submitted advertising containing pedigrees or statements regarding performance. The Charolais Journal accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of any photographs supplied by other than its own staff. Advertisers shall imdemnify and hold harmless the Charolais Journal for any claims concerning advertising content as submitted.

REPRINTS, CATALOGS AND BROCHURES Advertising and editorial reprints available.

Sale catalogs and brochures are produced at special rates. Contact office for prices.

Notice to advertisers: Advertising for sales scheduled prior to the 20th of the month of publication accepted at the advertiser’s risk. The Charolais Journal assumes no responsibility for distribution.

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21 Ranch............................................. 84 8 Story Farms................................. 11, 80 5J Charolais......................................... 80 Accelerated Genetics.............................. 2 Akin Charolais...................................... 81 Arlitt Ranch............................................ 3 Aschermann Charolais ........................ 80 Bamboo Road Farms LLC.................... 81 Barnard Charolais................................ 80 Barnes, Tommy.................................... 88 Bar J Charolais................................. 6, 85 Bar S Ranch......................................... 82 Beavers Charolais................................ 82 Ben Meriwether Livestock Photography..... 88 Big Creek Charolais.............................. 80 Boscamp’s Arrowhead Ranch.............. 85 Bovine Elite, LLC............. 2,9,16,19,52,88 Bracewell Cattle Co.............................. 85 Brevig Charolais................................... 83 Bridges Charolais................................. 38 Broken Box Ranch............................... 81 Browarny Photographics, Inc............... 88 Bruner Polled Charolais....................... 85 Buddy’s Charolais.................................. 3 Buzhardt Farms................................... 77 Cardinal Charolais............................... 81 Carolina Spring Break Sale.................. 77 Castleberry’s Hilltop C Charolais......... 84 C.A.T Spring Spectacular Sale............... 10 Cattleman, The.................................... 89 CattleMax............................................. 88 Cattle Visions.................................. 13, 19 Central Kentucky Charolais Classic.40-41 Charolais Association of Texas........ 10, 85 Charolais Banner ................................ 89 Circle Cee Charolais Farms.................. 86 Clayford Ranch Charolais..................... 85 Clifton, Greg......................................... 88 Cody Cattle Co..................52, Inside Back Compton Charolais.............................. 81 Conover, Al........................................... 88 Corman Charolais ............................... 80 Cox Charolais....................................... 83 Crews Farms........................................ 86 Crosby Farms....................................... 83 Crutcher, Matt...................................... 88 Curfman Farms................................... 81 DeBruycker Charolais............................ 42 Dennis Charolais Farm........................ 85 92 

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DESCO Charolais Farm........................ 84 Dicken Charolais Farm........................ 80 Doub Charolais.................................... 82 Double-H Charolais............................. 12 Double R Dees .................................... 85 Dybdal Charolais.................................. 83 Eaton Charolais.......................Inside Front Effertz Key Ranch ................................ 84 Eggleston Charolais.............................. 44 Endsley’s Charolais Farm.................... 83 Evans Charolais..................................... 3 Ezy-B-Farms........................................ 38 Fancy Creek Charolais.......................... 82 Faraway Cattle Co................................. 77 Fink Beef Genetics............................... 82 Foglesong Charolais............................. 81 Fox Hollow........................................... 84 Franz Ranch ........................................ 83 Fred Ranch.......................................... 83 Gallagher.............................................. 88 Gay Livestock Insurance, Jerry............. 89 Hang’n A Cattle Co............................... 86 Hankins, Lynn...................................... 38 Hansen Farms................................ 19, 44 Hart Charolais...................................... 83 Hayden Farm....................................... 83 Heath Hyde Cattle Co............................. 3 Hebbert Charolais................................ 83 Hubert Cattle Sales............................... 89 Hubert Charolais Ranch ..................... 82 J&M Ranch........................................... 44 James F. Bessler Inc............................. 89 Jensen Charolais Ranch....................... 44 Jorgensen Charolais............................. 81 Justin B. Stout Auction Service............. 88 JVS Cattle Co..................................... 6, 83 JWC Marketing..................................... 89 K & K Charolais Ranch......................... 85 Keith Farms......................................... 82 Keppen Charolais................................. 44 King Charolais...................................... 84 L & N Charolais.................................... 80 LaFraise Farms.................................... 82 Lambert, Doak..................................... 88 Laue Charolais Ranch.......................... 82 Lehman Charolais................................. 85 Lindskov-Thiel Ranch........ 11, Back Cover Link Charolais.............................................. 19 Little W Farm....................................... 38

LongRange..................................... 42, 43 Los Pinos Cattle Co.............................. 85 M6 Ranch............................................ 85 MBS Charolais..................................... 80 M & M Charolais.............................. 5, 84 M & R Cattle......................................... 38 Marti Charolais.................................... 86 May, Roy & Son.................................... 38 McCary & Son Charolais Farm............. 81 McNickle Charolais Ranch................... 82 Mead Farms......................................... 80 Merck Animal Health........................... 39 Merial............................................. 42, 43 Metzger, Dennis................................... 88 MidTenn Charolais .............................. 38 Milestone Partners............................... 16 Missouri Charolais Breeders................ 80 Mitchell Management ......................... 89 ML Lewis Charolais.............................. 82 MOGO Full French Charolais........... 7, 81 Morton, Bob......................................... 89 Mountain View Charolais..................... 81 Nipp Charolais..................................... 84 Nord Farms.......................................... 82 Nord, Robert ....................................... 88 Nubbin Ridge Farm.............................. 85 Oak Hill Farm...................................... 81 Oakwater Ranch................................... 84 Odden Charolais Ranch....................... 44 Outfront Cattle Service ........................ 89 Patman Charolais................................. 86 Pearls Pics............................................ 88 Peterson Farms Charolais.................... 80 Plyler & Son......................................... 19 Prairie Valley Farms, lnc...................... 44 PrimeVac.............................................. 39 Raile Charolais Farm........................... 82 Rambur Charolais, Ltd........................ 83 Ramro LLC........................................... 86 Reaves Charolais.................................. 38 Reich Charolais Ranch ........................ 44 Rickabaugh, Mark................................ 14 Ridder Farms................................. 15, 80 Rio Ranch............................................ 86 Riverdale Land & Livestock.................. 80 Rocking S Ranch, LLC............................ 8 Rogers Bar HR ...................................... 1 Rollins Ranches................................... 77 Runft Charolais Ranch, Myron............. 82

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SW&S Cattle Co.................................... 86 Sale of Excellence........................... 57-76 Sandmeier Charolais............................ 44 Satterfield Charolais............................... 2 Sayre Cattle Service.............................. 89 Schrader Ranch................................... 82 Schurrtop Angus & Charolais............... 84 SEK Genetics........................................ 19 Shadow Springs Farm.......................... 83 Skeans Cattle Co................................... 86 Sleepy Valley Farm Charolais................ 84 South Dakota Charolais Breeders..........44 Spring Valley Ranches.......................... 85 Stalcup Farms Charolais...................... 82 Stewart’s Charolais............................... 44 Stock Show University.......................... 37 Sturgess Double S Cattle...................... 85 Sullivan Supply.............................. 37, 88 Summerford Charolais, BJR................ 81 T and S Strnad Charolais...................... 82 TC Cattle Co.......................................... 86 Tennessee Charolais Breeders............. 38 Thomas Charolais, Inc. (TX)................ 86 Tiger Country Charolais....................... 80 Trinity Valley Community College Rch.....86 Vaughan Family Ranch........................ 82 Vedvei Charolais Ranch........................ 44 Volunteer Charolais ............................. 38 Wagonhammer Ranches...................... 84 Wagon Wheel Charolais Ranch ............ 84 Wakefield Farms................................... 83 Weaver Leather Livestock..................... 22 Webb Charolais Farm........................... 85 Weber Charolais Farm ......................... 44 Welcome Grove Charolais ................... 38 Wells Charolais Ranch......................... 44 West Fork Ranch.................................. 84 White’s Skyline Charolais (OH)........... 84 Wienk Charolais Ranch.....................33-36 Wild Indian Acres..................... 14, 15, 80 Windy Hill Charolais Farms............ 51, 80 Wooden Cross Cattle Co....................... 83 Wright Charolais...............16, 52, 80, IBC Yocham Ranch..................................... 52 Zeisler Charolais.................................. 84 ZOE Charolais...................................... 80

Wright Charolais Online Fall Born Show Heifer & Embryo Sale

ANNOUNCING the 1st

Thursday, April 21, 2016 Bidding begins at 12 p.m.(CST) and begins to close at 7 p.m. (CST)

Selling— 7 Fall 2015 Show Lot 1 – WC Brenda 5527 P,

F1216350, BD: 9-19-15; Rushmore x LT Bluegrass

Lot 2 – WC Duchess 5545 P, F1216351, BD: 10-2-15; Templeton x Rocketfuel

Heifer Prospects from the top of our fall calving herd

100 Embryos from the WC & CCC programs!

Lot 3 – WC Athena 5517 P,

F1216352, BD: 9-9-15; Templeton x Blue Value

Lot 4 – CCC Lady Elli 552 Pld,

F1216353, BD: 10-3-15; Templeton x Rio Bravo

Derry & Mary Wright 42922 Old Hwy. 10 • Richmond, MO 64085 816-776-3512 farm office 816-456-3792 cellular dwright@wrightfarms.net www.wccharolais.com Chris Peuster, Managing Partner 816-529-2190 cellular

2016 Reserve Grand Champion Heifer Fort Worth Stock Show!

2015-‘‘16 AICA Show Heifer of the Year!

Sold in Wright Charolais December 2015 Sale for $37,000!

Sale Manager: Greg Hubert P.O. Box 100 Oakley, KS 67748 785-672-3195 (office) 785-672-7449 (cellular)

Selling 3 full sib embryos to HER!

WC Kourtney 5282

Selling 3 full sib embryos to her sire WC Up The Limit 1128 P ET!