The Drover: November 2023

THE DROVER

ISSUE 54 | NOVEMBER 2023

2023 Convention & CHampionship show

AGENDA 21 VICE PRESIDENT’S LETTER CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW RESULTS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

39 YOUTH LEADERSHIP

38 Ranching politics

9 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW RESULTS

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itla executive board & directors

35 agenda 21

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Itla past presidents & affiliate associations

36 update from Itla headquarters

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calendar & schedule of events

38 international livestock news:

ranching politics 6

A letter from the president

39 itla youth updates

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a letter from the vice president

48 recipe of the month

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championship show results

49 itla forms

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bull semen donors

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Heifer donors

-ITLA Executive Board and Directors-

RUSSELL FREEMAN PRESIDENT russell@thefreemanranch.com 719-338-5071

BRAD WESTMORELAND VICE PRESIDENT

JOHN MOXLEY

VACANT

DIRECTOR AT LARGE #1

DIRECTOR AT LARGE #2

www.gangof5longhorns.com crosswrenchranch@msn.com 214 287-2303 240-446-9950

GORDON MUSGROVE REGION 1

VACANT REGION 2

onetreeranch@gmail.com 403-363-1729

Northeast Region

MIKE METCALFE REGION 4

MIKE TOMEY REGION 3

mikemetcalfe8@icloud.com 719-491-3757

tomeyfarms@yahoo.com

SHADOW SEAMAN REGION 5

TERRY BRINK REGION 6

victoryranchlonghorns@gmail.com 208-428-2483

brinkauction@gmail.com 580- 335-4126

BILL HENDERSON REGION 9

BRETT KOT REGION 10

wgh1@swbell.com

832-768-0430

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brettkot@hotmail.com 1-306-861-1526

JUSTIN SABIO REGION 7 & TREASURER drjustinsabio@gmail.com

MICHA HAMERSKY INTERNATIONAL contact@texaslonghorn.at

JEREMY JOHNSON REGION 8 dosninosranch@gmail.com

LARRY SMITH II PAST PRESIDENT larrypsmith2@yahoo.com 254-396-9185

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-ITLA PAST PRESIDENTSJERRY WILLIAMS 1990

BILL ANTHONY 1991

STAN SEARLE 1992-1993

JOE VALENTINE 1994-1996

BEN GRAVETT 1997

DAROL DICKINSON 1998-1999

RAY MOORE 2000

GARY BRUCH 2001-2002

MARY SURE CLINE 2003

JOHN HODGES 2004-2006

LARRY SMITH II 2007-2010

ROGER HUTTON 2011-2013

LARRY LANERO 2014-2015

GARY DON TAYLOR 2016

MIKE TOMEY 2017-2018

LARRY SMITH II 2019-2022 RUSSELL FREEMAN APRIL2023- PRESENT

RUSSELL HOOKS OCT 2022-APRIL 2023

-ITLA affiliate associationsALBERTA TLA PRESIDENT: CODY BAILEY codylbailey1122@outlook.com 780-352-6144

BEST OF TRAILS TLA PRESIDENT: JOHN DVORAK johndvorak25@gmail.com 620-382-7103

BRAZILIAN TLA DIRECTOR: HUMBERTO NOMBRE EMAIL: humbanobre@hotmail.com PHONE: +55 62 98118-2332

CHISHOLM TRAIL TLA GREAT LAKES TLA CANADIAN TLA PRESIDENT: JOHNNY HICKS PRESIDENT: PETE HILDEBRAND PRESIDENT: DANIELLE MERSHON EMAIL: p-lhildebrand@hotmail.com Danielle@whistlingtxlonghorns.com hicksamericanbulldogs@yahoo.com 306-774-8205 254-630-0053 PHONE: 269-721-3473 INDIAN TERRITORY TLA MIDWEST TLA THE LONGHORN POSSEE PRESIDENT: JOSH DINWIDDIE PRESIDENT: BRAD FIDLER PRESIDENT: MIKEAL DEATHERAGE EMAIL: bradley_fidler@yahoo.com EMAIL josh.plaindirtfarmservice@yahoo.com 765-720-0913 PHONE: 817-999-1836 PHONE: 580-812-2436 NORTHEAST TLA OHIO RIVER VALLEY TLA MOUNTAIN STATES TLA PRESIDENT: JOHN MOXLEY PRESIDENT: DOUG BURRIS PRESIDENT: TRAVIS CASEY dougburris45@gmail.com crosswrenchranch@msn.com tcasey357@yahoo.com 740-680-5973 240-446-9950 719-650-5234 TLA OF ONTARIO TOP OF THE WEST TLA PRESIDENT: CLARENCE DEKENS PRESIDENT: SHADOW SEAMAN EMAIL VictoryRanchLonghorns@gmail.com PHONE 208-420-2484 D R O V E R M A G A Z I N E 0 2

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ITLA Longhorn Judging Clinic Webinar 7

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 2023

NOVEMBER 3-4

NOVEMBER 7

Peachstate Showout Futurity Location: Statesboro, GA Contact: Cole Meeks 912-601-5283

ITLA Longhorn Judging Clinic Webinar Live Online 7:00 - 10:00 P.M. CST Contact: ITLA Office 254-898-0157 More info: https://www.texaslonghorn.com/pr/ index.cfm?year=ITLA&story=WebinarPR-20230620

2024 JANUARY 19-20

MARCH 9

APRIL 19-21

National Western Stock Show Location: Denver, CO Youth • Open Halter • Non-Halter Judge: Julie Pack Contact: Travis Casey 719-650-5234

Best of the Trails Livestock Sale Mo Kan Livestock Market Contact: John Dvorak 620-382-2067

CTTLA Spring Fling Show Myers Park and Event Center, McKinney, TX Contact: Danielle Mershon 254-630-0053 •Haltered • Non-Haltered• •Youth • Mini•

MAY 31-JUNE 1

JUNE 21

JULY 27

The NETLA Sale & Futurity Location: TBD Contact: Lizz Huntzberry 240-291-1958

NETLA Show The Frederick Fairgrounds Location: Frederick, MD Contact: Rebecca Scott 740-294-8187

The York Fair Location: York, PA Contact: Remington King rem@latimorevalleyfarms.com 717-253-8275

AUGUST 16

AUGUST 31

SEPTEMBER 8

The Montgomery County Fair Location: Gaithersburg, MD Contact: Lizz Huntzberry 240-291-1958

CTTLA Fall Shootout Show Wise County Fairgrounds Location: Decatur, TX Contact: Danielle Mershon 254-630-0053 •Haltered• •Youth • Mini•

The Maryland State Fair Location: Timonium, MD Contact: John Moxley 240-446-9950

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 2024

SEPTEMBER 20 The Great Frederick Fair Location: Frederick, MD Contact: John Moxley 240-446-9950

Don't see your event?

Feel free to reach out to drover@itla.com

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A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT P R E S I D E N T

719-338-5071

R U S S E L L

F R E E M A N

russell@thefreemanranch.com

thefreemanranch.com

2023 ELECTIONS ITLA Members, Congratulations to the ITLA Staff, Board and Members for coming together for the 2023 Championship show in Duncan, Oklahoma. If you missed it, you missed a great time and an opportunity to see some top cattle in the industry. We had members from most of the lower forty-eight states, Canada and even had a Longhorn breeder from Austria.

Joel Dickinson and his heifer sale committee put an outstanding group of donation heifers together for the Elite Sale. Together with the P & C chute they raised over $24,000. Thanks to everyone who participated in making this event a success. Mike Metcalf gathered over 20 industry leading bulls for the semen raffle. From the results I personally dominated this contest, the trick was to put a ticket in each drawing tank, thus increasing your odds of winning. Who knew!

At the 2023 annual ITLA convention and members meeting, we reviewed the associations business over the last year and the members unanimously approved two by-law changes. The first being that the immediate past president will hold a board position to help bring some continuity to the direction of the association. Secondly Canada was given its own region similar to the way it was back when ITLA started. Everyone should have gotten the letter Ballet in the mail and should have got it mailed back in by the time this is posted in the November issue. We welcome Brett Kott and Micha Hamersky to the board. Mr. Kott is the representative for the newly established Canada region and Mr. Hamersky was newly elected as the international representative. I look forward to working with them this coming year.

One of the exciting ways that several breeders are making money with their Longhorn cattle and still enjoying them back at the ranch is by finding futurities to enter that pay out a high percentage of their entries. At the ITLA futurity, which has an above average payout, a top contender received a check for over $5,000 for their entry’s winnings. That’s some serious funding. There are over 25 futurities already scheduled for the 2024 season. Find a few near your ranch, check out how many placing they pay, and what percentage they are going to pay out, then pick out your best cattle and send in the application. Washing and clipping the cattle is not required for participation. Hope to see you at several of these this coming year.

Thanks for all the Members who put so much effort into the ITLA, Your President,

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A LETTER FROM THE VICE PRESIDENT V I C E

P R E S I D E N T

214- 287-2303

B R A D

W E S T M O R E L A N D

brad@westmorelandlawfirm.com

www.gangof5longhorns.com

MEET THE NEW VICE PRESIDENT Howdy! If you do not know me well, I am a practicing attorney but helped fund my education through cattle production—something my family has been involved with in Texas for generations. Together with my wife and three daughters, we operate the Gang of 5 Longhorns. In his work entitled Conagher (both a book and movie—my personal favorite), Louis L’Amour penned Conn Conagher to affirm: “I take a man’s money Mr. Tay, I ride for the brand.” Serving on the ITLA Board is a voluntary service; but when wearing the title “Vice President” I absolutely ride for the ITLA brand. President Freeman, immediate past President Smith, and the rest of your ITLA Board all have great things planned for this coming year; but we’d like to hear from you. I can nearly always be reached at my direct dial office number (972) 937-7273, but here is my cell number as well: (214) 287-2303. If you ever have any questions, concerns, or suggestions for positive change, give me a call and let’s talk.

If you don’t know, it is winter wheat and oat planting time in Texas; and my daughters and I just put the finishing, harrowing touches on our anticipated winter oat crop. Today, the Good Lord blessed us with about an inch of rain—so His timing, as always, was perfect. It is always exciting to see a crop grow, and even better to watch pretty cattle grazing on green growth during cold, winter months. You know, as Texas Longhorn producers we of all people are abundantly blessed. Day in and day out, whether as our primary occupation or just one that we squeeze in at every spare hour, we get to work with one of God’s most majestic creations. Sometimes when a calf gets sick, a horn tip gets broken, the tractor breaks down, drought sets in, or through any other number of challenges, it’s hard to keep things in the proper perspective. But I encourage you, this month, to consider this: through it all, we get to work with Longhorns when others do not and many simply cannot. That makes us a privileged few who have a whole lot to be thankful for.

I look forward to working with you and for you this year. May God bless you, your Gang, and your cattle:

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2023 Championship Haltered Show Results!

Judge- Dr. Keith Berkeley Champion Junior Heifer DUCH MAC, Owned by Dela Lenz Reserve Champion Junior Heifer 2NR SUGAR SHOT, Owned by Jeremy & Tina Johnson

Champion Junior Bull COZMIC DELAY, Owned by Randy Murry/ Eve Sabio Partnership of New Age Cattle Company Reserve Champion Junior Bull SHOTS ON ME 2NR , Owned by Jeremy & Tina Johnson

Champion Senior Heifer SIZZLIN' ABBY, Owned by Darrell & Angela Bivens Champion Intermediate Bull Reserve Champion Junior Heifer POINT WISH, Owned by Dickinson Cattle Company WSR CINNAMON TWIST, Owned by Darrell & Angela Reserve Champion Intermediate Bull Bivens STONEY LP, Owned by John & Christy Randolph Champion Junior Cow FINE LINE , Owned by Dickinson Cattle Company Reserve Champion Junior Cow 50 SMILES , Owned by Joel Dickinson Champion Senior Cow IRON PRINCESS , Owned by Larry & Heatherly Smith

Champion Senior Bull DUNN STEP'N UP, Owned by Murry/Fox/Sabio Partnership Reserve Champion Senior Bull ALL JACKED UP DSM, Owned by Whistling Longhorn/Sharpshooter Livestock Partnership

Champion All Age Bull Champion All Age Female POINT WISH, Owned by Dickinson Cattle Company FINE LINE , Owned by Dickinson Cattle Company Reserve Champion All Age Bull Reserve Champion All Age Female DUNN STEP'N UP, Owned by Murry/Fox/Sabio 50 SMILES , Owned by Joel Dickinson Partnership

2023 Championship Haltered Show Results!

Judge- Dr. Keith Berkeley Champion Junior Steer RM PICADOR owned by Madisun Bennett Reserve Champion Junior Steer CAPTAIN APPA owned by Keith Scott/ Gretchen Cain Champion Senior Steer EJS BOOT SCOOT'N BUZZ'N owned by Justin & Ronda Sabio Reserve Champion Senior Steer VVF MCLINTOCK owned by Valley View Farms Champion All Age Steer EJS BOOT SCOOT'N BUZZ'N owned by Justin & Ronda Sabio Reserve Champion All Age Steer VVF MCLINTOCK owned by Valley View Farms Champion Junior Mini Heifer NCC LET'S START A RIOT owned by Nel Scott Reserve Champion Junior Mini Heifer UPMARKET GIRL owned by Rebecca Gilbert Champion Senior Mini Heifer TONKAWA EAGLE COCKLEBUR owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Reserve Champion Senior Mini Heifer HOTCHLULA'S MISS HOTTY owned by Shelley Wylie

Champion Mini Cow SLR KALEIDOSCOPE owned by Nel Scott Champion All Age Mini Female SLR KALEIDOSCOPE owned by Nel Scott Reserve Champion All Age Mini Female TONKAWA EAGLE COCKLEBUR owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Champion Junior Mini Bull MHF BABY GROOT owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Reserve Champion Junior Mini Bull BL SLIM SHADY owned by Jeff Robinson Champion Senior Mini Bull BL CHINA GROVE owned by Justin & Ronda Sabio Reserve Champion Senior Mini Bull SS SHAGGY JAMESON owned by Shelley Wylie Champion All Age Mini Bull MHF BABY GROOT owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Reserve Champion All Age Mini Bull BL CHINA GROVE owned by Justin & Ronda Sabio Champion Junior Mini Steer 2M JACK THE PUMPKIN KING owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Reserve Champion Junior Mini Steer SHOTBOX CCF owned by Catherine Ritter

2023 Championship Haltered Show Results!

Judge- Dr. Keith Berkeley Champion Senior Mini Steer LL HOT DOG MC owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Reserve Champion Senior Mini Steer LL CHILI DOG MC owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Champion All Age Mini Steer LL HOT DOG MC owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Reserve Champion All Age Mini Steer LL CHILI DOG MC owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler

Produce of Dam DRAGON SMILE owned by Joel Dickinson Get of Sire AVATAR owned by Keith Scott & Gretchen Cain

2023 ITLA Championship Non-Haltered Show Results!

Judged by Larry Smith II Champion Junior Heifer DUCH MAC owned by Dela Lenz Reserve Champion Junior Heifer RARE CUT owned by Joel Dickinson Champion Senior Heifer UNDER SPAN owned by Curtis & Tonya Abel Reserve Champion Senior Heifer VVF LILY owned by Reagan Hanshaw Champion Junior Cow 50 SMILES owned by Joel Dickinson Reserve Champion Junior Cow FINE LINE owned by Dickinson Cattle Company Champion Senior Cow IRON ON owned by Diamond B Cattle Reserve Champion Senior Cow DRAGON ICE owned by Diamond B Cattle Champion All Age Female IRON ON owned by Diamond B Cattle Reserve Champion All Age Female DRAGON ICE owned by Diamond B Cattle

Champion Junior Steer BRINK MUSHROOM BANK CHEX owned by Terry & Ellen Brink Reserve Champion Junior Steer WSR LUCKY CHARM owned by Darrell & Angela Bivens Champion Senior Steer NOAH owned by Diamond B Cattle Reserve Champion Senior Steer JTW AVA-LANCHE C4 owned by Grant Tinkis All Age Champion Steer NOAH owned by Diamond B Cattle Reserve All Age Champion Steer JTW AVA-LANCHE C4 owned by Grant Tinkis

2023 ITLA Championship Show Futurity Winners!

Dr. Julie Pack, Josh Dinwiddie, Kevin Bryant, Marlene Lake, Ron Baca MINI CLASSES Class 9: Mini Class 1: 1st-FHR 20G'S FIFI owned by Dale Metz 1st- W5 OPUS ONE owned by Shelley Wylie 2nd- DUCH MAC owned by Dela Lenz Mini Class 3: 3rd- RARE CUT owned by Joel Dickinson 1st- TONKAWA EAGLE COCKLEBUR owned by Adam Class 10: & Nicole Hatler 1st- CUT N HIGH owned by John & Christy HEIFER CLASSES Randolph Heifers Class 4: 2nd- HORSESHOE J CHEESECAKE owned by Dale 1st-FHR 20G'S GOT A GLEAM owned by Dale Metz Metz 2nd-2NR ENCHANTED owned by Jeremy & Tina 3rd- 3J ACE'S NOEL owned by Jeramie & Annette Johnson James 3rd-CTA RIVER PEARLS owned by Curtis & Tonya Class 11: Abel 1st- M7 RISING QUEEN owned by M7 Longhorns Class 5: 2nd- M7 FEISTY MISTY owned by M7 Longhorns 1st-2NR AHSOKA owned by Jeremy & Tina Johnson 3rd- ALL GUSSIED UP owned by John & Christy 2nd-M7 ROSES VALENTINE owned by M7 Longhorns Randolph 3rd-TUX'S WONDER WOMAN owned by Mike & Jamie Class 12: Tomey 1st- BCC CONCEALED BEAUTY owned by M7 Class6: Longhorns 1st- M7 ACE OF SPADES owned by M7 Longhorns 2nd- CTA DROP THE FASHION owned by Curtis & 2nd- CUT'N FIZZ owned by Justin & Ronda Sabio Tonya Abel 3rd- M7 HYDRO'S NIGHT QUEEN owned by M7 3rd- PCC FOXY'S GOLD MINE owned by M7 Longhorns Longhorns Class 7: Class 13: 1st- JOLENE LP owned by John & Christy Randolph 1st- PREMIER ASTORIA CUT'N IN owned by 2nd- TEXAS PEARL LP owned by John & Christy Premier Longhorns Randolph 2nd- 50 SMILES owned by Joel Dickinson 3rd- PREMIER HEARTS N FLOWERS owned by 3rd- HL AMERICAN PRIDE owned by M7 Longhorn Premier Longhorns Class 8: 1st- WSR CHERRY'S PEARL owned by Darrell & Angela Bivens 2nd- M7 HYDRO'S SHADOW owned by M7 Longhorns 3rd- DON'T STOP MISS TUFF owned by Mcentire/Davidson

2023 ITLA Championship Show Futurity Winners!

Dr. Julie Pack, Josh Dinwiddie, Kevin Bryant, Marlene Lake, Ron Baca BULL CLASSES Class 14: 1st- 20G'S RUGGED CATCH FHR owned by Dale Metz 2nd- WUHAN BS 2NR owned by Jeremy & Tina Johnson 3rd- 20G'S IRON SYMBOL FHR owned by Dale Metz Class 15: 1st- HEY DUDE LP owned by John & Christy Randolph 2nd- CTA THE MEDIATOR owned by Curtis & Tonya Abel 3rd- M7 GRANDE DAN owned by M7 Longhorns Class 16: 1st- M7 COACH DANI owned by M7 Longhorns 2nd- M7 BUTKUS owned by M7 Longhorns 3rd- GIVER owned by Chad Dickinson

Class 17: 1st- JSC JOEL TEXAS WALKER owned by Henry & Andrea Wilson 2nd- ON THE EDGE owned by Joel Dickinson 3rd- BOOGEYMAN BCP owned by Matthew Marti/Michael Rolen Class 18: 1st- POINT WISH owned by Dickinson Cattle Company 2nd- PRESSURE DROP owned by Curtis & Tonya Abel 3rd- COOL HAND LUKE owned by Manning/Buxton/Loomis Class 20: 1st-ALL JACKED UP DSM owned by Whistling Longhorn Ranch/Sharpshooter Livestock Partnership 2nd- HARD & MELLOW owned by Sharpshooter Livestock

2023 ITLA Championship Youth Show Results!

Judged by Dr. Julie Pack Champion Junior Heifer JOLENE LP owned by John & Christy Randolph Reserve Champion Junior Heifer QUIETLY FAMOUS owned by Danalee Abel

Champion Junior Steer WP JAXS SPECTOR DETECTOR owned by Evelyn Sabio Reserve Champion Junior Steer WSR ALLIE'S COCOA PEARL owned by Darrell & Angela Bivens

Champion Senior Heifer CTA DROP THE FASHION owned by Curtis & Tonya Champion Senior Steer Abel JTW AVA-LANCHE C4 owned by Grant Tinkis Reserve Senior Heifer Reserve Champion Senior Steer TL JSC BREE'S SWEETHEART owned by Thurmond CAPTAIN APPA owned by Keith Scott/Gretchen Cain Longhorns Grand Champion All Age Female JOLENE LP owned by John & Christy Randolph Reserve Champion All Age Female QUIETLY FAMOUS owned by Danalee Abel

Champion All Age Steer JTW AVA-LANCHE C4 owned by Grant Tinkis Reserve Champion All Age Steer WP JAXS SPECTOR DETECTOR owned by Evelyn Sabio

Champion Junior Bull Champion Junior Mini Heifer JSC JOEL TEXAS WALKER owned by Henry & Andrea Wilson HAILSTORM'S HONEYBEE owned by Jason Mcgraw Reserve Champion Junior Bull Reserve Champion Junior Mini Heifer CTA THE MEDIATOR owned by Curtis & Tonya Abel NCC LET'S START A RIOT owned by Nel Scott Champion Intermediate Bull STONEY LP owned by John & Christy Randolph Reserve Champion Intermediate Bull MONARCH MACHETE C4 owned by Grant Tinkis

Champion Senior Mini Heifer TONKAWA EAGLE COCKLEBUR owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Reserve Champion Senior Mini Heifer HOTCHLULA'S MISS HOTTY owned by Shelley Wylie

Grand Champion All Age Bull JSC JOEL TEXAS WALKER owned by Henry & Andrea Wilson Grand Champion All Age Mini Female Reserve Champion All Age Bull HAILSTORM'S HONEYBEE owned by Jason Mcgraw STONEY LP owned by John & Christy Randolph Reserve All Age Mini Female TONKAWA EAGLE COCKLEBUR owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler

2023 ITLA Championship Youth Show Results!

Judged by Dr. Julie Pack Champion Junior Mini Bull BL SLIM SHADY owned by Jeff Robinson Reserve Champion Junior Mini Bull LAZY R MR. COOLIO NCC owned by Rebecca Gilbert Champion Intermediate Mini Bull MHF BABY GROOT owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Reserve Champion Intermediate Mini Bull BL CHINA GROVE owned by Justin & Ronda Sabio Grand Champion All Age Mini Bull BL SLIM SHADY owned by Jeff Robinson Reserve All Age Mini Bull MHF BABY GROOT owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Champion Junior Mini Steer 2M JACK THE PUMPKIN KING owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Reserve Champion Junior Mini Steer SS L'IL SHOT OF BOURBON owned by Shelley Wylie

Champion Senior Mini Steer BL JIM DANDY owned by Justin & Ronda Sabio Reserve Champion Senior Mini Steer LL HOT DOG MC owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler Grand Champion All Age Mini Steer BL JIM DANDY owned by Justin & Ronda Sabio Reserve Champion All Age Mini Steer LL HOT DOG MC owned by Adam & Nicole Hatler

2023 ITLA Championship Showmanship Winners!

Junior Showmanship (7-9) 1st- Baylor Marti 2nd- Leah Grove 3rd- Macen Rogers

Intermediate Showmanship (10-12) 1st-Kenley Huskey 2nd-Danalee Abel 3rd-Wyatt Rogers

Senior Showmanship (16-18) 1st-Evelyn Sabio 2nd-Asher James 3rd- Madison Schroeder

Veteran Showmanship (19-21) 1st- Emma Lucas 2nd- Nel Scott 3rd- Grant Tinkis

Teen Showmanship (13-15) 1st- Alissa Butler 2nd- Chapel James 3rd-Madisun Bennett Judges Choice Awards Asher James & Baylor Marti

2023 ITLA YOUTH CONTEST WINNERS! Art Photography Junior/Intermediate (7-12) Junior/Intermediate (7-12) 1st-Evelyn Miner "Ribbon Longhorn Skull" 1st- Leah Grove "Western Treasure" 2nd-Allison Miner "Cowboy Cross" 2nd-Reagan Hanshaw "Sunset Snack" Teen (13-15) 3rd-Kenley Huskey "Outlaw" 1st- Abigail Miner "On to Green Pastures" Teen (13-15) 2nd-Chapel James "Swimming Sea Turtle" 1st - Chapel James "Yellowstone" 3rd-Kenley Huskey "Stepping Stone" Senior/Veteran (16-21) Senior/Veteran (16-21) 1st-Aslynn Breagel "Mother Like Daughter" 1st-Cheyenne Rothenhoefer "Leatherwork" 2nd- Asher James "Yellowstone Elk" 2nd-Evelyn Sabio "Look on the Bright Side" 3rd-Nel Scott "Mama Bear" 3rd- Rachel Martin "Blessing of Strength"

Speech Junior/Intermediate (7-12) Danalee Abel Teen (13-15) Chapel James Senior/Veteran (16-21) Rachel Martin

2023 ITLA AWARDS! Happy Shahan Breeder of the Year Award Danielle Mershon

Jim Palmer Breed Promotion Award Curtis and Tonya Abel

Pioneer Breeder Award Dr. June Cohron

Charles Goodnight Award John P. Hodges

Winner of the John P. Hodges Scholarship Anabelle Minchew ITLA Princess Kenley Huskey

ITLA Queen Camilla Westmoreland ITLA Little Miss Baylor Marti

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BULL SEMEN RAFFLE DONORS!

2023 ELITE HEIFER SALE

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ELITE HEIFER SALE

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AGENDA 21

The Epoch Times

AGENDA 21

As ranchers work to raise their livestock, bale hay and keep the pickups running in the dark of government cubicles a more sinister attack is planned to cause far more costly damage to ranchers and the land. This is the Agenda 21 global plan to take private property--land that is in profitable production, and make it fallow, or of non-use to private or public profit. By confiscation it is planned, by the heavy-hand of governments, to have total government control on 30% of the USA range land by 2030. Later the next step is the 2050 plan. Please view this EPOCH TV interview with rancher Loren Patterson of New Mexico with his informed experience working to defend ranchers from their governments.

thttps://www.theepochtimes.com/epochtv/cattle-rancher-exposes-agenda-21-in-us-heartlandfacts-matter-5516860?utm_source=ref_share&src_src=ref_share&utm_campaign=mbcc&src_cmp=mb-cc

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Update From ITLA Headquarters Glen Rose, Texas

Howdy from Glen Rose! Many of you already know me from the ITLA Championship Show! And many others have probably seen me around at shows in the past. I have been raising and showing longhorns for 20 years! I love this industry and the longhorn family I have made along the way. I am so happy to be working in the ITLA office and getting to talk longhorns every day.

A little about me- My parents let me start showing longhorns for other people to see if I would like it before they spent all the money to get into it. I showed for a few people and absolutely fell in love with it. I bought my first heifer from Raelynn Stephens in 2003. I was 12 years old! Raelynn taught me how to show and has really been a mentor for me over the years. My mom, 2 younger brothers, and I continued to show for the past 20 years! I have a wonderful husband, Sam, and we have 2 beautiful kids, Ellie (almost 3) and Ash (1 ½) who love the cows!! I am happy this is still a family business and we all have a part in this herd we created!

I was so honored to help with the 2023 ITLA Championship Show! We had a great time and hope everyone else did too! We are already gearing up and making plans for next year, so stay tuned for more details on that! I would like to give a huge thank you to Russell Freeman, Larry Smith, and Brad Westmoreland for everything they have done to help us here at the office and with the Championship Show! All 3 of them were a tremendous help getting the show together!

Craig and I have been working diligently to get registrations and transfers done quickly. As breeders, we understand needing things done in a timely manner is important and we are here to make that happen! We strive to continue to make ITLA better and better and are working on several new ideas for 2024! If you have any ideas, questions, comments, or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to me or Craig!

We are here to help!

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Edition #6

INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK CURRENT NEWS SABOTAGING FOOD PROFITS

Listen to this video

by Roman Balmakov of the Epoch Times.

Sid Miller, Texas Agriculture Commissioner

Agenda 21, COOL, mRNA, and the Federal 3030 programs are all designed against food profits in the USA. This is part of the "War on Food" sabotaging the American ag business.

Texas Ag Secretary Sid Miller is interviewed on Epoch Times about how each land owner can protect themselves and their businesses against government confiscation, brutal regulations and over-reach.

A MESSAGE FROM SID MILLER

CLICK HERE

RANCHING POLITICS

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-ITLA youth leadershipWes & Amanda Evans Youth Directors sharpshooterlivestock@gmail.com 432-360-9355

Camilla Westmoreland

Kenley Huskey

Baylor Marti

2024 QUEEN

2024 PRINCESS

2024 LITTLE MISS

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WEs & AMANDA EVANS

MEET YOUR ITLA YOUTH DIRECTORS Thank you for the opportunity to introduce ourselves to those we have not met yet. We are Wesley and Amanda Evans from Baird, Texas. Many know us as Sharpshooter Livestock which we started in 2019. Our focus is registered Texas longhorns, but we also have mini-Herefords, commercial beef cattle, LaMancha dairy goats and various foul including chickens, turkey and our newest additions – peacocks (Amanda had to have). Farming/Ranching has not been a way of life for us until the last several years.

Wes was raised in Iraan, Texas and participated in 4-H and FFA during his school years.

Following school he attended the Odessa College Law Enforcement Academy, in Odessa, Texas. He spent more than ten years serving as a deputy where he was a certified K-9 handler focusing on interdiction in a southwest border county in Texas and the Panhandle of Texas where they say the only thing that separates Texas from the North Pole is a barbed wire fence. Following his law enforcement career, he entered the West Texas oil patch where he currently operates as a Certified Health and Safety Official for pipeline operations in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico. In his spare time Wes referees’ West Texas football from pee-wee up to Varsity.

Amanda grew up in Midland, and unlike Wes, was devoted to ballet and tennis. She had the opportunity to travel and study across the United States including Texas, Mississippi, Connecticut and New Mexico. Following school, she too attended the Capital Area Planning Council Regional Police Academy, in Austin, Texas. Amanda also served more than ten years in law enforcement where her focus was juvenile crimes, crimes against women and children and Sexual Assault cases. She and Wes had the opportunity to work together in the Panhandle on many cases. Following her law enforcement career, she too entered the West Texas oil patch but in the chemical business. In 2021, Amanda graduated Cum Laude with her Bachelor’s in Behavior Science in Criminal Justice with a minor in Legal Studies from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas.

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Amanda now serves as the Permian Basin New Mexico Delaware Area Manager based out of Hobbs, New Mexico. In Amanda’s spare time, she catches snuggles with their two bulldogs, some of you have met at the shows, Bella and Bentley. Now that you have a little background on us, let’s talk about the fun stuff! Longhorns!! We started our registered Texas longhorn herd in 2019 when we purchased 4 commercial Longhorn cross heifers and needed a herd sire. We purchased Shadow’s Hitman SS a Drag Iron son, our first ever registered Longhorn. And, just like potato chips, you can’t have just one! We began purchasing more registered Longhorns. Finally, in 2020 we were introduced to the ITLA show circuit when we purchased our first show bull, Sugar Daddy DSM from Kellie Robinson. We met Kellie and her family at the CTTLA show in Decatur, and Kellie said “here you go” and sent Wes and Sugar into the ring! We met a lot of great folks at our first show, the CTTLA Spring Fling and were immediately addicted to showing. We love for the youth to show our longhorns at any show we attend and enjoy even more watching their faces when they win. The youth keep all their winnings, and we keep the pictures and memories. Coaching them when they don’t win is very important to us. In October of 2022, Wesley threw his name in the hat to be the ITLA Youth Director and was selected. It was a learning experience the first year. 2023 Youth Championship Show was successful amid the bumps throughout the year. The youth committee even introduced a new award, The Judge’s Choice Showmanship Award. We are excited about the new youth committee members, and ideas that they bring to the table. Most importantly, we are looking forward to growing the ITLA Youth and having a memorable year for 2024 and beyond.

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Camilla Westmoreland 2024 ITLA Queen Howdy ya’ll! My name is Camilla Westmoreland, and I am your 2023-2024 ITLA Queen. I am a sixth-generation cattle rancher, and I am 1 of 5 in the Gang of 5 Longhorns crew. I am a senior at Tarleton State University which is nestled in Erath County, Texas, and I am majoring in business with the goals of expanding our longhorn program’s business operations and founding a western mercantile alongside my family. I am a member of the ITLA, trained in Artificial Insemination, and I am a certified private pesticide applicator which helps out with the daily operations of the business. For me, there is no futuristic ideal of “the dream” because I am already living it: every single day I get to interact with the people, cattle, and land that I love which all draw me even closer to my Creator as I witness firsthand His marvelous workmanship. I am so excited to have the blessing of getting to meet with and learn from so many incredible folks such as yourself! I can’t wait to hear your stories and share in your triumphs. My goals as your newest ITLA Queen are to represent the next generation of Texas Longhorn ranchers and to be a single glimmer of light which hints at just how bright the future of this industry is, while simultaneously soaking up all of the downright incredible knowledge that this industry and its pioneers have to offer. There are three titles I wear proudly: Christian, Gang of 5 Longhorns, and now ITLA Queen. Ultimately my goal is to radiate the love of God in all that I do and I will work at this with all of my heart as I do everything else as Colossians 3:23 says.

Thank you sincerely for this opportunity-I do not take it lightly.

A Few Thoughts and Perspectives This past month I had the immense honor of attending the 2023 ITLA Convention and Championship Show. The published event schedule claims that this annual event lasted three days but I feel as though I blinked, watched one stunning heifer swagger around the showring, and shook one friendly, calloused hand and it was all over… while I was overjoyed to be back in Texas, I realized that I had failed to see the herd for the horn so to speak…I realized that I had been so wrapped up in each scheduled event and meeting that I failed to truly grasp how magnificent this convention was until after I returned to my family’s own ranch and cattle. Without belaboring the point, I want to share a few thoughts on what stood out to me about the 2023 convention and champ show and offer an invitation to a fresh perspective at the conclusion. I don’t know about you, but sometimes I get so busy and focused on my own longhorns and the endless tasks that go along with their program, that I begin to feel as though my family and I are the only ones who care anymore…the only folks who have any appreciation for the majesty of the longhorn and the hard lifestyle that goes along with it-the cityscapes and shopping malls begin to encroach on my confidence in the future of ranching. Upon walking into the Stephens Expo Center however, as the sun slowly woke up behind me, all of my fears and loneliness were put to rest as the smell of manure and molasses-saturated feed wafted into my senses. The convention reminded me that the longhorn industry and ranchers as a whole are not only alive and well, but stronger and more determined than ever. The cattle were beautiful, and the showmanship nearly took my breath away, but what really made this event so worthwhile was the true love and respect that everyone showed for each other. There is no group of people more united and passionate than the longhorn family. Tears were shed, exultations of glory were heard, and smiles never ceased to shine on the faces of all present. People from all over the world journeyed to Oklahoma in the name of one thing: the Texas Longhorn. There is always hope as long as the people who appreciate the horn are present. The perspective I want to offer is simple: Psalm 50:10 teaches that all cattle are the Lord’s. So, as we all go back to our own ranches and herds, I encourage us all to remember that we each have a united duty to better the breed and care for our herds each day no matter how tough the work gets because each heifer, cow, calf, steer, and bull that we care for is an opportunity to glorify God and serve one another.

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Kenley Huskey 2024 ITLA Princess www.savannahbellefarms.com

Meet Kenley Hello! My name is Kenley Huskey, and I am your newly elected Miss 2024 ITLA Princess. I am so excited to represent the ITLA this year! I would like to share with you a few things about myself.

I am twelve years old and am a 7th grade student at Westville Junior High School. In addition to showing longhorns, I enjoy playing volleyball, running track, and cheering for our junior high and junior varsity football and basketball teams. I also love to tumble. I showed my first longhorn in the summer of 2022 and fell in love with it. I have made so many new friends and always look forward to the shows. My two favorite longhorns are my steer, Outlaw and my heifer, Lady. I also have two dogs, Sadie, and Okie Lee. I live at home in Westville, Oklahoma with my mom, dad, older sister, and younger brother. I am looking forward to representing the ITLA in 2024!

Kenley

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Baylor Marti 2024 ITLA Little Miss Hi! I’m Baylor, and I am 8 years old. I am from Amarillo, Texas. I have so much fun with longhorns! I got my first one for my birthday in 2020, and we started Little hb Cattle Co. shortly after. The h is for my little sister Hayden and b for me. We have grown a herd since then and also created Bomb City Cattle Co. with our friend Michael Rolen. Bomb City is a nickname for Amarillo. I love going to sales and futurities and want to go to as many as I can. I just began halter showing by myself this year and have enjoyed the experience and learn something new every time. I am very excited to be ITLA Little Miss. I have met a lot of awesome people and can’t wait to meet more and share my love of longhorns.

WHAT’S BEEN HAPPENING We had a great time at the ITLA Championship Show. Thanks to Heatherly for all she does for the Queen Court contest and thank you to the judges for their time. Thanks to the previous Queen and Little Miss for their support and congrats to the new Queen and Princess!

We have traveled a lot in the last few months for events and plan to stay home for a little bit. We have a group of weaned calves at our house, and I have been enjoying hanging out with them and beginning to get them tamed down. I also ride horses and just had a playday. I got third in the costume contest with my horse Boogie as an excavator. I can’t wait to share more next issue.

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For Such A Time As This Hey Y’all! It’s Rachael Martin your 2023 ITLA Queen. I was asked by Heatherly Smith if I would like to write a little something when she found out about my new position for 2024 and I said, “heck yeah!” This past year through all the opportunities provided by representing for the ITLA, I have fallen in love with public speaking and representing agriculture & the western way of life. In Duncan, Oklahoma at the Championship Show I was able to pass this special title to the wonderful new 2024 ITLA Queen, Camilla Westmoreland. You guys could not be in better hands! I’m so excited to personally see where she takes representation this upcoming year!

No longer having this position, I was able to run for another amazing title and blessed to recently become the 2024 Teen Miss Rodeo North Carolina! My platform for this upcoming year is “...for such a time as this.” Esther 4:14. To me this is about how every person has a purpose given to them by God to do good and make a difference right in the place where they are. It doesn’t matter how small you may feel in this big world, there is still a difference to be made. Whether it is a small task of being kind to your mom, or smiling at a stranger, it still makes a difference.

Our world today struggles with the pandemic of judgement just like the Jews did in the Bible towards each other and the gentiles. This judgement gets in the way of us forming new relationships, spreading kindness, and sharing the inner light that we each have. Most of the time we don’t even realize that we are struggling with this until we have hurt ourselves and others. The devil wants to hold us back from spreading all the essential things that Jesus wants us to help flourish; kind words, patience, friendship, community, wisdom, etc. I wanted a platform that enables people to let go of judgement and insecurity and value the good of who they truly are while embracing the season they are in. God has placed each one of us in the season we are in for a reason. He does not make mistakes. Instead of wishing for other seasons we should embrace the one we are in and make the best of it. This is what God calls us to do. If you know the Lord and Savior, then you are no longer just a person, you are a warrior.

God has given you all the tools and weapons you need to fight against challenges the devil throws at us.

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Today, depression is a huge thing we battle. I wanted my platform to encourage people to fight past feeling worthless in the place they are in and find their purpose in the moments God provides them daily. By opening our eyes to all the blessings and opportunities that can be effective in our lives, we fight against the struggles of today’s world (depression, boredom, or feeling worthless.) It’s time to stop dwelling on feeling stuck and break the chains that the devil has us bound up in. Start by letting your inner light shine in its own unique way and embracing the place you are in.

Remember helping others is helping yourself. When you stop looking at the negative and start looking for ways to grow and change for the better, you can change not only your outlook but also the outlook of those around you.

We are all leaders in our own way, but it is up to us to figure out if we are going to embrace this leadership. How are you going to lead? Use the opportunities you have in the season you're in right now to spread kindness, help others grow, and shine their inner light. My platform is a challenge to share with others the love God has for us and fully embrace the right here and right now. Lead others in positivity and kindness. Lead others to Him. This starts by simply representing Him through our actions and being thankful for the time He has placed us in because we were created for such a time as this!

I can’t wait to start my new position and fully launch my platform this upcoming year!

Looking forward to seeing everyone at the shows in 2024. ITLA fam, thank you for all your support and enabling me to become the outgoing public speaker that I am. I will never forget the wonderful experiences I had representing this special organization.

Thank Y’all and remember, always let your light shine and represent your maker to the best of your ability! See you soon!

Esther 4:14 KJV “For if thou altogether holdest thy peace at this time, then shall there enlargement and deliverance arise to the Jews from another place; but thou and thy father's house shall be destroyed: and who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?”

God Bless, Rachael V. Martin

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ON THE RANCH

By Camilla Westmoreland

How often do you pick up a bale (or 50!) from your local feed store without even giving that hay a second thought? I love me some convenient Tractor Supply Co. costal bales in a pinch, but there is nothing more satisfying than planning, preparing, and harvesting your own crops. The beauty in this is that you get to control what types of grasses and thus nutrient profiles you are feeding to your cattle and you are able to experience the eons long beauty of farming. These past two months my gang and I have been deep in preparing some pastures for winter grazing so that our cattle can stay well fed and healthy without the need to continue feeding bales all winter long. We have been plowing, planting, harrowing, and fencing to ensure the best oat crop possible for our herd. The Lord blessed us with over 10 inches of rain the very day after we got the oats planted and they dutifully sprouted soon after. Just as each of your longhorns has been raised and nurtured and has many stories, the crops that we feed our cows are a labor of love. I believe the more dirt and plants we can play in and grow, the closer we get to the image God designed for us to bear.

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Work Order

International Texas Longhorn Association

Date:__________________________________________ Member:______________________________________________________________________ ITLA#_________________________________________________________________________ Address:______________________________________________________________________ City:__________________________________________________________________________ State:__________________________________Zip:___________________________________

Regi strati ons

QTY

FEE

TOTAL

Heifers 14 months & under

$ 15.00

Bulls 14 months & under

$ 15.00

Either Sex 15 months & older

$ 25.00

Steers any age

$ 15.00

ITLA Dual Registration (2 years and below)

$ 15.00

ITLA Dual Registration (2 years and older)

$ 10.00

Certificate Replacement

$ 15.00

Registration Certificate Correction

$ 15.00

Certificate Name Change

$ 25.00

Rush Orders (additional per certificate)

$ 10.00

Canadian funds par to US funds

Transfers

Fee

QTY

Within 60 days of selling date

$

15.00

More than 60 days of selling date

$

25.00

Transfer by Lease

$

15.00

Rush Orders (additional per certificate)

$

10.00

Non-Member Transfers

$

30.00

AI Sire Enrollment

$ 100.00

Total

Canadian funds par to US funds

Memberships

QTY

Fee

Lifetime Member

$ 1,000.00

10 Year Membership

$ 500.00

Youth Membership

$ 15.00

Annual Active Member

$ 75.00

Total

Subtotal Sales Tax Total Visa- Mastercard- Discover Card#__________-____________-____________-___________ Expires:__________/_____________

Make all checks payable to ITLA Thank you for your business!

Office Phone Number: 254-898-0157 PO BOX 2610 - GLEN ROSE, TEXAS- 76043

REGISTRATION APPLICATION 1.

Member Name (Applicant)

2.

Street Address

3.

City

State,

P.O. Box 2610  Glen Rose, TX 76043 Phone: 254 898-0157  Fax: 254 898-0165

Zip

4.

Day Time Phone No.

ITLA Member No.

Proper fees must accompany this application

4a.

Email

Size (please circle one) : Miniature or Full Size 5.

Cow 

6.

Name of Texas Longhorn (limit 24 characters)

7.

10.

Birth Weight

11.

OCV Number

Natural 

9.

8 Birth Date

Yes 

Bull 

Steer 

Embryo 

Clone 

Sex of Texas Longhorn

No 

A.I. 

In Herd AI 

Service

12.

Twin?

Color

13.

14.

Holding Brand (your registered brand)

Brand ID (number branded on animal)

Location of holding brand

18.

17.

Sire’s Name

Location of number brand

19.

Sire’s Registration Number

Sire’s Brand ID Number

19a Signature of Owner of Sire

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20.

21.

Dam’s Name

22.

Dam’s Registration Number

22a.

22b.

Clone Parent Name (only for clones)

Dam’s Brand ID Number

Clone Parent Reg# (only for clones)

I hereby certify this to be a true and correct statement and I request to have same recorded in the International Texas Longhorn Association Registry, in consideration of which I agree to abide and be bound by the Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, Rules and Regulations of the Association and amendments thereto.

23.

Date Texas Longhorn Acquired

24.

Breeders Name

25.

Breeder’s ITLA Number

X

26.

Signature of Applicant

Date

Owner of Texas Longhorn Being Registered

27.

30.

Owner’s ITLA Number

Send Certificate to:

28.

Owner’s Street Address

For Office Use Only

29.

City

State,

Zip

Owner  Applicant 

Received 0 - 60 days from "date of sale" = $15 _______

Received after 60 days from the "date of sale" = $25 _______

TRANSFER APPLICATION 1.

2.

3.

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P.O. Box 2610 Glen Rose, TX 76043 Phone: (254) 898-0157 Fax: (254) 898-0165

◆

4.

Proper fees must accompany this application

6. SEX COW BULL STEER

Name of Animal

5.

8.

7.

REGISTRATION NO.

10. FEMALE SOLD OPEN EXPOSED

(IF SOLD IN SALE)

ADDRESS

CITY,

ZIP

DAY TIME PHONE NO.

ITLA MEMBER NO.

EMAIL ADDRESS

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

22.

SIRE’S REG. NO.

11.

DATE SOLD

24.

DATE CALVED

13.

1ST BULL EXPOSED TO

26.

TRANSFER ANIMAL TO 15. SER VICE NAT A.I. EMB.

14.

BULL’S REGISTRATION NO.

STATE,

21.

SIRE OF CALF AT SIDE

Brand/ID. NO.

9.

LOT NO.

MEMBER NAME (APPLICANT)

16.

DATES EXPOSED THRU 17.

2ND BULL EXPOSED TO

23. SERVICE NAT A.I. EMB. 25.SEX OF CALF COW BULL STEER

27.

NEW OWNER’S ITLA MEMBER No. 28.

ADDRESS OF NEW OWNER 29.

CITY

STATE

ZIP

EMAIL 19. SER VICE

18.

BULL’S REGISTRATION NO.

NAT A.I. EMB.

20.

DATES EXPOSED FOR OFFICE USE STA-3

THRU FEE

A.P.:

C.N.

B.D.:

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I (we) the owner(s) of this animal, or authorized agent of owner(s), hereby warrant the information contained herin to be true and correct and apply for transfer of ITLA Certificate of Registration, and will legally defend ownership as represented.

X Date

Signature of Seller

30.Send Certificate to:

Buyer

Seller

Please Print Three Copies. Mail two signed copies to the ITLA and keep one for your records.

TRANSFER BY LEASE I,___________________________________________, __________________________ (Owner - Lessor) (Address) _______________________________________________ITLA Member #___________ do hereby lease this ____________________, named ____________________________ (Cow or Bull) (Animal Name) Identification Number ______________________ITLA Number____________________ (Brand #) (Registration Number) to _________________________, ___________________________________________ (Name of Lessee) (Address of Lessee) ITLA Member #__________________ for the following period: from _______________ (Date) to ________________________.

(Date) Lease/Loan of Sire: The signature of the Lessee may be used in lieu of the owner of the sire when submitting a registration application providing this form is completed and filed with ITLA by the owner within 30 days after delivery of sire to Lessee.

Lease/Loan of Dam: The signature and address of the Lessee may be used and shown as breeder on registration applications in lieu of the signature and address of the registered owner of the dam for the purpose of registering of recording progeny born during the period specified on this form, provided this form is completed and filed with the ITLA, by the owner, within 30 days after delivery of the dam to the Lessee.

______________________________ Signature of Owner/Lessor

______________________________ Signature of Lessee

________________ Date *PO Box 2610 * Glen Rose, Texas, 76043 * 254-898-0157 * Fax 254-898-0165 *

Artificial Insemination Sire Enrollment Form

Bull’s Registered Name: _________________________________________________________________ Brand / ID Number: ____________________________________________________________________ Registration Number: _____________________ Enclose copy of front and back of registration certificate Owner: ______________________________________________________________________________ ITLA Member #: _______________________________________________________________________ Ranch Name: __________________________________________________________________________ Street Address: ________________________________________________________________________ City: _______________________________________ State: ______________ Zip: __________________ Phone Number: ________________________________________________________________________ Signature: ____________________________________________________________________________

Application must include the Following: 1. Fee of $100.00 2. DNA type on applicable bull.

3. Health certification in effect at time of all semen collection, including negative tests for Brucellosis, Tuberculosis, 5 Leptospirosis, Vibriosis, and Trichomoniasis.

4. Copy of Bull’s Registration Certificate 5. Photo of Bull Failure to comply with procedures set forth in the ITLE Artificial Insemination Enrollment regulations will be cause for cancellation of enrollment. You may contact the lab of your choice for DNA kits and procedures. ITLA recommends Neogen for DNA results. Neogen Genomics 4131 N 48th St Lincoln, NE 68504. Email for Neogen; geneseekinfo@neogen.com and phone number 402-435-0665.

A.I. or Embryo Transfer Certification Form Name of Animal Being Registered: _____________________________________________________________________________

AI Breeding Certificate

Embryo Transfer Certificate

I hereby certify the following information to be true And correct concerning the Artificial Insemination of the following cow:

I hereby certify the following information to be true and correct concerning the Embryo Transfer of the following cow:

________________________________________________

_____________________________________________

Registered Name of Cow

Registered Name of Cow

________________________________________________

_____________________________________________

Registered Number Brand/ ID #

Registered Number

________________________________________________ Location of Brand/ ID # Holding Brand and Location

Brand/ ID #

_____________________________________________ Location of Brand/ ID #

Holding Brand and Location

________________________________________________ Name of Certified Sire

_____________________________________________ Name of Owner of Cow

Membership Number

________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ Registration # Brand ID A.I. #

Address

_____________________________________________________ Name of Inseminator Date of Insemination

__________________________________________________ Name of Certified Sire

_____________________________________________________ Address of Inseminator

__________________________________________________ Registration # Brand/ ID # A.I. #

_____________________________________________________ City, State, Zip

__________________________________________________ Name of Transfer Technician Date on Transfer

_____________________________________________________ Signature of Inseminator

__________________________________________________ Address of Transfer Technician __________________________________________________ Signature of Transfer Technician

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