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BRC Cream of the Crop Replacement Heifer Sale

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Brandon Cutrer: 601-466-7536 Rachel Cutrer: 979-218-4157 Mollie and Annie

BRC RANCH

10406 FM 1301 • Boling, Texas office@brcutrer.com 979-253-0383 You are invited to the ranch to view the cattle during weekdays or Saturday morning. Please call ahead to ensure a member of our team can provide a personal tour.

SALE SCHEDULE

Lyn Castaneda General Manager 561-906-8872

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 8 AM

Sale opens at DVAuction.com

9 am to 5 pm

Cattle available for viewing at BRC.

Connor Thibodeaux Herdsman 337-707-1960

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 9 am to 5 pm.

Cattle available for viewing at BRC.

6 pm CST

Sale Closes with extended bidding.

TRUCKING & EXPORT

Buyers should pickup their new purchases by September 18, 2026. For trucking, we recommend Chris Carriere at 337-277-4538. BRC cattle are eligible for export to most all countries. Please contact us for current export availability. We recommend the following reliable export companies: Noe Lopez: 956-639-3929 or Worldwide Livestock Express:936-348-6897.

SALE CONSULTANTS & TEAM

Chris Shivers......................................................713-202-1747 Colby Cummings..............................................870-307-5521 Animal Health: Wharton Vet..........................979-532-1431 Animal Health: Avoyelles Animal Clinic........ 318-253-7560 Insurance: Sheila Jensen................................785-262-1116

THANK YOU!

A special thank you to the Trey Peck Family for everything they do for us at their Louisiana Plantation! We could not do this without their leadership, support and friendship. And a special thank you to all of our Louisiana friends who help us with day to day activities. Y’all are the best!

HOTELS

Holiday Inn Express, Wharton, TX...............979-282-8300 There is also a great Air BNB within a few miles of our ranch, it is the Kurly K Ranch House - 10/10 recommend!

THANK YOU TO THESE TRUSTED INDUSTRY PARTNERS!

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THE GULF COAST DEMANDS MORE. More adaptability. More maternal ability. More efficiency. More from every female that earns a place in the pasture. And that keeps us asking one question: How can we keep making cattle better? That question shapes every decision we make, from the matings we create, to the opportunities we pursue, to the people we surround ourselves with. Two years ago, we took one of the biggest steps in our ranch’s history when we leased the Peck family’s Louisiana plantation. It wasn’t simply about adding more acres. It was about building something bigger. For decades, our foundation has been Brahman cattle. They always will be. But we also believe there is tremendous opportunity in smart, intentional crossbreeding for Gulf Coast cattlemen. The right Brahman. The right Angus. The right Hereford. All working together to build the right F-1s and crossbreds. For the first time, we are proud to offer more than 50 Brahman, Hereford, Angus, Golden Certified F-1, and crossbred replacement females together in one offering. Every female represents the kind of cattle we’re committed to raising: functional, productive, maternally driven, and built for ranching success. And yes, with the championship-quality look you expect from BRC. We are incredibly excited about where this program is headed. But even more than that, we are excited about what these genetics can do for the cattlemen who put their trust in them. Thank you for believing in our program and allowing us to be a small part of yours. We hope these females go to work for you, make you proud, make you money, and help move your operation forward for generations to come. As always, we are here at your service.

WE ARE THE

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BUILT FOR THE

GULF COAST There’s a difference between cattle that can survive in the Gulf Coast and cattle that are built for it. That distinction has become increasingly important to us as we continue expanding our breeding program beyond Brahman cattle and into Hereford and Angus genetics. We aren’t simply interested in owning multiple breeds. We are building a seedstock program specifically designed around the needs of cattlemen in the South — cattle that can perform in our environment and genetics that can be used strategically to capture the advantages of crossbreeding. And our environment gives them a pretty good test. Many of the females represented in this offering were born and raised in the heat and humidity of Louisiana and continued their development in Southeast Texas. They have grown in pastures shared with alligators, water moccasins, coyotes, and -

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mosquitoes nearly big enough to qualify for the same contemporary group.

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They’ve handled it just like you’d expect any Southern lady to: they took the heat, handled adversity, and still look amazing doing it.

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That matters to us. Because adaptability has to be more than something printed in an advertisement. It needs to be demonstrated. Whether you are purchasing a registered Brahman, Hereford or Angus female, building a set of replacements, or looking for the genetics to produce the next generation of premium F-1 cattle, we believe the cattle you invest in should be capable of working in the environment where you expect them to produce. That is the direction we are headed at BRC. Bringing together outstanding genetics from three complementary breeds. One that we’ve loved for our entire lives, and two others that have quickly shown us why they are so important to the U.S. beef industry. Developing them under Gulf Coast conditions. Selecting for the traits that matter to cattlemen here. And using those genetics to create cattle that combine adaptability, maternal strength, performance, quality, and the advantages of crossbreeding.

Brahman.

Hereford.

Angus.

Golden Certified F-1.

Different breeds. Different strengths. One environment proving them all.

We believe the future belongs to cattle that don’t simply tolerate this country.

They are built for it.


Building a better herd still starts in the same place: With better females. We’ll keep building around the one that has proven herself for generations:

THE BRAHMAN FEMALE. Replacement heifers with function, style, and presence. Build your registered Brahman program around them, or mate them to a BRC Hereford or Angus bull to produce the premium F-1 females everyone wants.

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TWO HOUSTON CHAMPIONS. TEN YEARS APART.

THERE ARE PEDIGREES THAT GET YOUR ATTENTION. THEN THERE ARE PEDIGREES LIKE THIS. The 2026 Houston Champion Bull, BRC Six Gun 328 mated with Boom Shaka Laka 21/8, the 2016 & 2017 Houston Champion female. Two champions. Two decades. One mating that brings together BRC’s past, present, and future. And 790 has the quality to match the pedigree. She is a super attractive, well-balanced female with plenty of shape and dimension in a moderateframed package. She is clean in her joints, tidy in her navel, good on her feet, and carries the feminine, eye-catching presence you’ve come to expect from this cow family. Six Gun is a bull with a phenotype built around moderation, easy fleshing ability, balance, and exceptional skeletal design. He also demonstrated early maturity, successfully passing a fertility test at just 13 months of age. Then there’s Boom Shaka Laka. She remains the only Grey Brahman female to be named International Grand Champion Female twice. But perhaps even more impressive is what she has produced. As a direct daughter of 21/8, Boomba 790 is a maternal half-sister to Dutton, Boomtown, Boombox, Amos Moses, the 2020 International Champion Female 824/8, and more. A Houston champion on the top and bottom. And, with 21/8 aging, opportunities to gain a direct daughter like this are going to be extremely limited. BRC Boomba 790 is special.

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ABBA # 1098125 BORN 10/19/2025

BRC Boomba 790

+Mr. V8 160/8 3X HOUSTON GET OF SIRE CHAMPION BRC SIX GUN 328 HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION JLT Ms Shannon 631 +Mr. V8 380/6 BOOM SHAKA LAKA 2X HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION +Miss V8 382/6 HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION BW EPD 2.8

WW EPD 29

YW EPD 50

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ABBA # 1098109 BORN 9/6/2025

BRC Fancy Like That 760 MSP KING GARRETT 584/1 BRC JOHNNY BRAHMAN 299 HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION +BRC SWEETIE 486/8 HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION MR. V8 675/6 MISS V8 835/7 HOUSTON NATURAL PRODUCE CHAMPION +MISS V8 341/7 BW EPD 3.5

LUPITA DAM OF LOT 2

WW EPD 26

YW EPD 52

MILK EPD 10

BRC Fancy Like That 760 brings together a powerhouse pedigree, sired by the 2025 International Champion Bull, BRC Johnny Brahman 299, and out of the proven donor 835/7 “Lupita.” That genetic combination shows through in 760’s exceptional length of body, added bone, growth, and overall performance. As a daughter of Lupita, she is a maternal sister to the popular herd sires 160/8, Geronimo’s Cadillac 230, and Yesterday Road 227, further adding to her value as a breeding piece. Her EPD profile backs up what you see phenotypically, with favorable rankings across growth, maternal, and carcass traits. We expect 760 to mature into a larger-framed, high-performing female with the genetic power, maternal backing, and added performance to make a valuable breeding piece for a progressive Brahman program.

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ABBA # 1096122 BORN 9/17/2025

BRC Rock Me Ruby 777 +Mr. V8 160/8 3X HOUSTON CHAMPION GET OF SIRE BRC AMOS MOSES 257 NATIONAL CHAMPION +Miss V8 21 / 8 2X HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION +Mr. V8 160/8 3X HOUSTON CHAMPION GET OF SIRE BRC ROCK ME MAMA 250 + MISS V8 775/7 BW EPD 2.5

BRC ROCK ME MAMA 250 DAM OF LOT 3

WW EPD 29

YW EPD 51

MILK EPD 10

BRC Rock Me Ruby 777 is a big barreled, bold muscled, stout made heifer that still maintains femininity in her front end. We love her capacity and bone. She is sired by the National Champion BRC Amos Moses 257 bull, and is last year’s natural calf out one of our favorite young donors, BRC Rock Me Mama 250. 250 is proving to be very productive, being 4 1/2 years old and having 3 natural calves with an average calving interval of 360 days. If you notice 777’s pedigree, you will see that she is double bred 160/8 with a shot of Boom Shaka Laka. As you study her EPD profile, you will find that she ranks in the top 10% of the breed for weaning weight, yearling weight, and marbling. You will also see that she lands in the top 4% Milk EPD and top 3% for total Maternal.

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ABBA # 1098132 BORN 11/2/2025

BRC Sweet But Sassy 803 +Mr. V8 191/7 M2 BRC CAPTAIN 518/1 +Miss V8 645/6 +Mr. V8 380/6 BRC SWEETIE 486/8 HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION + JDH MISS JULIA MANSO 226/0 BW EPD 2.6

SWEETIE DAM OF LOT 4

WW EPD 20

YW EPD 34

MILK EPD 6

BRC Sweet But Sassy 803 comes from the proven and highly successful mating of +M2 BRC Captain 518/1 and +BRC Sweetie 486/8, making her a full sister to the 2023 International Champion Female, BRC Lady Glitter Sparkle 115. Other notable full sisters include BRC Katie Bar the Door 143 and BRC Sparks Fly 430, further demonstrating the consistency and quality this mating has produced. 803 fits the mold we’ve come to expect from this combination: extended and refined through her front end, bold and dimensional through her rib cage, and attractive in the set and angle of her hip and hind leg. With this mating’s proven track record behind her and the phenotype to match, Sweet But Sassy 803 represents another exciting opportunity from one of the more consistent combinations in the BRC program.

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ABBA # 1096171 BORN 11/13/2025

BRC Emmeline 813 (S)

+Mr. V8 160/8 3X HOUSTON CHAMPION GET OF SIRE BRC HOOT OWL 248 +Miss V8 21 / 8 2X HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION +Mr. V8 146/8 3X HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION BRC SEVEN WONDERS 17 (S) +Miss V8 797/6 BW EPD 3

BRC HOOT OWL SIRE OF LOT 5

WW EPD 23

YW EPD 40

MILK EPD 5

813 is a beautiful scurred female that combines an attractive phenotype with plenty of pedigree power. She is sired by BRC Hoot Owl 248, a son of 160/8 and the legendary 21/8 “Boom Shaka Laka,” making Hoot Owl a full brother to BRC Amos Moses 257. On the maternal side, 813 is out of BRC Seven Wonders 17, a scurred daughter of a Noble son. The combination results in a pedigree that is double bred Noble and traces three times to the famed 98/6 cow, concentrating some of the most influential genetics behind the BRC program. Add in the fact that 813 is scurred, and she becomes an especially intriguing breeding piece for those looking to incorporate proven BRC genetics while adding the convenience and value of the scurred trait. Pedigree clout, genetic predictability, and quality come together in one very attractive scurred package.

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BRC JOHNNY BRAHMAN 299 2025 HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION BULL SIRE OF LOTS 6-8

THREE FULL SISTERS MEETING AT THE INTERSECTION OF

PRODUCTION ORIENTED AND CHAMPIONSHIP QUALITY. PEDIGREE FOR LOTS 6-8 MSP KING GARRETT 584/1 BRC JOHNNY BRAHMAN 299 HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION +BRC SWEETIE 486/8 HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION JDH SIR RAEBURN MANSO 781/6 MISS V8 978/8 JDH LADY ALANI MANSO 891/6

The mating of BRC Johnny Brahman 299 x 978/8 was one we highly anticipated—and these three full sisters show exactly why. 978/8 is one of Brandon’s favorite cows and the kind that simply gets the job done year after year. She is moderate framed, easy fleshing, low input, and maintains a fantastic udder, while consistently proving herself as a productive, dependable cow. She is the dam of our young herd sire BRC Super Stockman 317, whose first calf crop has impressed us, as well as another promising young bull currently being developed as a herd sire prospect. On the top side, BRC Johnny Brahman 299, the 2025 International Champion Bull, brings added growth, length, bone, pigment, and performance to the equation. He also demonstrated early reproductive maturity, passing a fertility test at just 13 months of age with large, symmetrical testicles.

The combination of 299 x 978/8 has given us exactly what we hoped for: cattle grounded in the traits that make productive cows, with an added level of style, performance, and quality. When you study the EPD profiles of these three full sisters, you’ll find the same kind of balance we see in their phenotype. They rank in the top 20% of the breed for Birth Weight, remain around breed average for the growth traits of Weaning and Yearling Weight, and rank in the top 15% for Milk. Perhaps most impressive, all three sisters rank in the top 2% of the breed for both Docility and Tenderness, adding two more valuable traits to an already wellrounded genetic package.

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ABBA # 1098113 BORN 9/9/2025

BRC Cactus Flower 766 BW EPD 1.6

WW EPD 23

YW EPD 40

MILK EPD 10

BRC Cactus Flower 766, a beautiful, complete female that combines exceptional length with added depth of body. We love her balance and completeness, with just the right amount of bone and muscle wrapped into a soft, feminine package. She carries a little more pigment than her sisters, giving her an added touch of presence.

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ABBA # 1098114 BORN 9/11/2025

BRC Boss Lady 768

BW EPD 0.8

WW EPD 17

YW EPD 34

MILK EPD 8

BRC Boss Lady 768 is feminine, eye appealing, and balanced while maintaining plenty of capacity, bone, and muscle in a practical package. 768 combines the look we appreciate with the maternal, performance, carcass, and disposition traits that can make her a useful breeding female for years to come.

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ABBA # 1098116 BORN 9/12/2025

BRC Joy 770 WW EPD 23

YW EPD 40

MILK EPD 10

BRC Joy 770 offers the balance, femininity, capacity, and practical design we believe can translate into a long-lasting, productive cow. As we’ve come to expect from Johnny Brahman-sired calves, these females are also exceptionally quiet and gentle, adding another layer of functionality to this impressive group.

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BRC AMOS MOSES 257 2023 NATIONAL GRAND CHAMPION 2024 RESERVE HOUSTON CHAMPION SIRE OF LOTS 9-11

POWER WITH A PURPOSE PEDIGREE FOR LOTS 9-11 +Mr. V8 160/8 3X HOUSTON CHAMPION GET OF SIRE BRC AMOS MOSES 257 NATIONAL CHAMPION +Miss V8 21 / 8 2X HOUSTON GRAND CHAMPION JDH SIR RAEBURN MANSO 781/6 MISS V8 978/8 JDH LADY ALANI MANSO 891/6 There’s a lot to like about the mating of BRC Amos Moses 257 and 978/8. On one side is one of our most dependable, functional cows. On the other is a National Champion herd sire with the pedigree and proven ability to add power, performance, and substance. Together, they’ve produced a set of three full sisters that we believe bring together some of the most important pieces of a productive Brahman female. 978/8 is one of Brandon’s favorite cows and has earned that distinction the old-fashioned way: she gets the job done year after year. Moderate framed, easy fleshing, low input, and equipped with an excellent udder, she has proven herself as the kind of dependable cow we want more of. She is already the dam of BRC Super Stockman 317, a young herd sire whose first calf crop has impressed us, as well as another promising young bull currently being developed as a herd sire prospect.

BRC Amos Moses 257 brings the power to the equation. Named the 2023 National Champion Bull, he carries a pedigree loaded with some of BRC’s most influential genetics, sired by 160/8 and out of Boom Shaka Laka 21/8. More importantly, he is proving his ability as a sire, consistently transmitting added muscle, bone, growth, and clean navels to his offspring. The numbers behind these three sisters further strengthen the mating. Their EPD profiles are balanced yet progressive, with Birth Weight, Weaning Weight, Yearling Weight, and Milk all ranking better than breed average. Docility, Total Maternal, Tenderness, Carcass Weight, and Ribeye Area also rank better than breed average. The result is three females that combine the functional, maternal foundation of 978/8 with the power, performance, and pedigree strength of Amos Moses. They have the genetic figures, physical quality, and cow power to be valuable replacement females in progressive Brahman programs.

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ABBA # 1098129 BORN 10/31/2025

BRC Bayou Belle 800

BW EPD 1.6

WW EPD 23

YW EPD 40

MILK EPD 10

Complete, balanced, and structurally sound all describe BRC Bayou Belle 800. Of the 978/8 daughters, she may resemble her mother more closely in type at this stage than any others. Considering how highly we regard 978/8, we consider that a significant compliment. We believe Belle has all the pieces to develop into an outstanding cow and a valuable breeding piece for years to come.

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ABBA # 1098131 BORN 11/1/2025

BRC Noelle 802

BW EPD 1.6

WW EPD 23

YW EPD 40

MILK EPD 10

BRC Noelle 802 combines plenty of eye appeal with a powerful, dimensional build. We appreciate her added muscle with impressive width from stifle to stifle and shape across her top. She’s sound on her feet and legs, and maintains the femininity we want through her front end and head. Noelle brings together power and substance with an attractive look, making her an exciting replacement female with plenty of cow potential.

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ABBA # 1098133 BORN 11/3/2025

BRC Happy Go Lucky 804 BW EPD 1.6

WW EPD 23

YW EPD 40

MILK EPD 10

804 continues the consistency of the Amos Moses 257 x 978/8 mating. Her EPD profiles are balanced yet progressive, with BW, WW, YW, and Milk all ranking above breed average. With balanced genetic figures, functional design, and a proven pedigree behind her, she offers plenty of potential as a productive replacement in a Brahman or F-1 program. B RC R A N C H .CO M

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Everyone is looking for cattle that can do more. We believe the right cattle already can.

THE HEREFORD FEMALE. Build your registered Hereford program around them, or mate them to a BRC Brahman bull to produce the premium tiger-striped F-1 females cattlemen have valued for generations.

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OUR

HEREFORD REFERENCE SIRES

BR 6033 BLITZ 3224 AHA #: P44489743 Born: August 2023 Sire: BR Charles Hutton 6033 Dam: BR Tori 0242 One of the top selling bulls of the 2024 Barber Ranch bull sale, we are proud to add this super deep ribbed, high volume, stout Hereford bull to our natural sire lineup. Blitz is deep and wide with a square hip and an explosive stifle. His dam is a perfectuddered daughter of Rare Air. He ranks in the top 3% of the Hereford breed for H&G, top 4% for milk, CW and top 5% for WW. Also in the top 10% for SC and YW.

BR NORTH INFLUENCE 3058 BR North Influence 3058 AHA #: 44437982 Born: February 2023 Sire: CL 1 Domino 1195J 1ET (CHB) Dam: BR Bryanna 0111

North Influence 3058 was our selection from the 2024 Barber Ranch bull sale. BR North Influence 3058 is a solidly designed, short marked, deep ribbed “Cooper” son out of a 124Y granddaughter. 3058 is one of the thickest hipped bulls of the breed and stems from the Bryanna cow family who is known for their performance and quality. 3058 ranks in the top 5% of the breed for WW, top 6% for YW, top 8% for M&G. So guys, we were so excited about getting this offering out to the public that we did not build enough time into our original sale schedule to guarantee that every sire assignment, registration and EPD would be finalized before the catalog went to print. The good news? There really isn’t a bad answer.

SO WE JUMPED THE Our Hereford calves are sired by one of two outstanding Barber Ranch Hereford bulls, and our Angus calves are sired by one of two exceptional Ingram Angus bulls. So not matter what the DNA GUN A LITTLE..... results come back as, it’s gonna be good!

We appreciate your patience as we continue growing our multi-breed program, learning a few things along the way. Final verified sire information and EPDs will be available on the online sale site prior to the sale. B RC R A N C H .CO M

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ABBA # P44783257 BORN 10/23/2025

BRC Lady Thomas County 793 ET EFBEEF RESOLUTE CEO (PEFC609) H WMS THOMAS COUNTY 1443 ET H MS EXCEL 7945 ET S16 782B HIGHLAND 84E /S LADY HIGHLAND 251K /S LADY VICTOR 5139C ET BW EPD 2.6

WW EPD 70

YW EPD 112

MILK EPD 30

Coming from our ET program, 793 is sired by the impressive H WMS Thomas County 1443 and out of one of our top young Hereford donors, S Lady Highland 251K. She’s moderate and practical in her frame, bold through her center body, angular and correct in her skeletal design, and exceptionally feminine. Her numbers add even more substance. 793 ranks in the top 8% of the Hereford breed for both Weaning Weight and Yearling Weight, top 3% for Udder, top 5% for Teat, and top 3% for CHB$, with numerous additional EPDs ranking in the top 25% of the breed. A balanced, data-driven female backed by the phenotype, maternal traits, and performance we value in a productive Hereford cow.

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ABBA # P44783266 BORN 10/29/2025

BRC Lady Thomas County 796 ET EFBEEF RESOLUTE CEO (PEFC609) H WMS THOMAS COUNTY 1443 ET H MS EXCEL 7945 ET BAR STAR FRESH PRINCE 018 ET /S LADY FRESH PRINCE 258K /S LADY MANDATE 8515F ET BW EPD 1.1

WW EPD 68

YW EPD 109

MILK EPD 23.7

BRC Lady Thomas County 796 is another exciting ET heifer sired by H WMS Thomas County 1443 and out of our favorite Hereford donor, /S Lady Fresh Prince 258K. 258K is quickly becoming the kind of cow we want to build our Hereford program around. Her first calf was retained at BRC as a future Hereford herd sire, and she followed that by tightening her calving interval, delivering her second calf just 305 days after her first. In terms of moderate frame size, milking ability, teat and udder quality, femininity, fleshing ease, and fertility, we consider 258K a model Hereford cow. 796 carries that maternal promise forward. She offers an outstanding, well-balanced EPD profile, ranking better than breed average for all but three measured traits, with many ranking in the top 15% of the Hereford breed. Phenotypically, we love her angular, feminine design combined with a bold rib cage and plenty of depth of body. With her combination of maternal pedigree, balanced data, and practical phenotype, we expect 796 to develop into an outstanding replacement female.

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AHA # 44763303 BORN 11/17/2025

BRC Red Rose 812

BR Charles Hutton 6033 BR 6033 BLITZ 3224 BR Tori 0242

WF GRETZKY G201 ET 4S RED ROSE 1104J MCS 1503 RED ROSE 1751 BW EPD 3.1

WW EPD 65

YW EPD 102

MILK EPD 28

BRC Red Rose 812 is an easy-fleshing, full-bodied female and may be the stoutest Hereford heifer in this offering. We really appreciate her depth and spring of rib, along with the added stifle width and shape through her hip. Her mother and maternal grandmother are both fixtures in our Hereford herd and have proven themselves as productive, dependable females.

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AHA # 44762497 BORN 12/29/2025

BRC Lady North Influence 818 CL 1 Domino 1195J 1ET (CHB) BR NORTH INFLUENCE 3058 BR Bruanna 0111

SHF DAYBREAK Y02 D287 ET /S LADY DAYBREAK 2013K /S LADY VICTOR 5139C ET BW EPD 3.4

WW EPD 71

YW EPD 109

MILK EPD 31

818 is a long-bodied, feminine-made female with a refined and attractive look. We especially appreciate the skeletal angularity she offers, along with her deeper red color and added pigment around the eyes. Her mother, 2013K, has done an outstanding job for us in her first two years of production. As a first-calf heifer, she raised one of our top-selling bulls last year, then followed that performance with 818 this year. That kind of consistency early in a cow’s productive life certainly gets our attention, and gives us added confidence in the maternal value behind this heifer.

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AHA # 44762503 BORN 12/12/2025

BRC Lady North Influence 820 CL 1 Domino 1195J 1ET (CHB) BR NORTH INFLUENCE 3058 BR Bruanna 0111

BAR STAR FRESH PRINCE 018 ET /S LADY FRESH PRINCE 2117K /S LADY VICTOR 5139C ET BW EPD 3.2

WW EPD 67

YW EPD 104

MILK EPD 36

BRC 820 is a horned Hereford heifer that we dehorned and one we appreciate for her moderate frame size and practical, functional build. She is sired by BR North Influence 3058, with a maternal pedigree that adds even more depth to her genetic package. Her dam is by Bar Star Fresh Prince 018 and out of the influential /S Lady Victor 5139C donor from Shaw Cattle Co. The influence of 5139C runs deep in our Hereford program. Of her 162 registered offspring, we own eight daughters, making her one of the most significant cow families in our developing Hereford herd. We have intentionally built around these genetics, and 820 represents exactly the kind of moderate, functional female we believe can contribute to our program for years to come.

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AHA # 44783271 BORN 12/31/2025

BRC Lady Blitz 825

BR Charles Hutton 6033 BR 6033 BLITZ 3224 BR Tori 0242

BG LCC 11B PERFECTO 84F /S LADY PERFECTO 1160J /S LADY BOOMTOWN 8019F ET BW EPD 4.5

WW EPD 67

YW EPD 106

MILK EPD 37

BRC 825 is another long-spined, long-hipped female that combines added extension with a feminine, refined look through her head and neck. We appreciate the balance she offers from end to end, with the kind of length and femininity that should serve her well as she continues to mature. Her dam, 1160J, is also building a strong production record for us. She produced one of the top heifers in last year’s calf crop, selling to Doreck Show Cattle, and has followed that performance with another high-quality daughter in 825. That consistency gives us added confidence in the maternal strength behind this female.

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Group of 3 Hereford Heifers 854

We grouped these three heifers together because of how closely they match in size, type, and overall kind. If you are looking to add numbers to your replacement female inventory without sacrificing uniformity or quality, we believe this group offers an excellent opportunity. They are moderate framed, complete, and structurally sound, with the kind of balance and functionality we value in productive females. As a group, they are especially impressive in their angularity and femininity, while still maintaining plenty of rib shape, capacity, and dimension. They are refined through their front ends, functional in their hip and hind leg, and built with the practical type that should allow them to mature into productive, efficient cows. The versatility of a quality Hereford female only adds to the value of this group. They offer the genetic foundation to build or strengthen a registered Hereford program, or they can be mated to a BRC Brahman bull to produce the highly sought-after Golden Certified F-1 female. Either direction, these three offer the uniformity, maternal potential, and flexibility to fit into a progressive Gulf Coast breeding program.

BRC Timeless 827 AHA # 44762532

BORN 11/23/2025

BRC Lady North Influence 854

BRC Lady Blitz 855

AHA # 44762382

AHA #44762499 BORN 12/10/2025

BORN 12/16/2025

BR Charles Hutton 6033 BR 6033 BLITZ 3224 BR Tori 0242

CL 1 Domino 1195J 1ET (CHB) BR NORTH INFLUENCE 3058 BR Bruanna 0111

BR Charles Hutton 6033 BR 6033 BLITZ 3224 BR Tori 0242

MCS LAMBEAU 1601 4S TIMELESS 0602G T/R TIMELESS E148 ET

BAR STAR FRESH PRINCE 018 ET /S LADY FRESH PRINCE 23K /S LADY MANDATE 8515F ET

/S MANDATE 66589 ET /S LADY MANDATE 2018K C&L MISS ROYAL 3304 14F

BW EPD 2.6

BW EPD 1.6

BW EPD 4.8

WW EPD 65

YW EPD 104

MILK EPD 30

WW EPD 64

YW EPD 99

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WW EPD 58

YW EPD 90

MILK EPD 31


The best breeding programs aren’t built on one trait alone. They’re built by combining strengths. Maternal ability. Performance. Carcass quality. And the power to make an exceptional cross.

THE ANGUS FEMALE. Replacement heifers selected for maternal strength, performance, and versatility. Build your registered Angus program around them, or mate them to a BRC Brahman bull to produce high-value F-1 females built for the Gulf Coast.

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ANGUS REFERENCE SIRES

INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 AAA #: 20618924 Born: March 2023 Sire: *Sitz Barricade 632F Dam: *S A V Elba 3136 We are proud to have selected this bull as one of the featured bulls in the 2024 Ingram Angus Fall Production Sale. We are highly aligned with Ingram Angus in our Brahman and Angus program. This bull is a tremendous son of Sitz Barricade 632F and stems back to the $28,000 featured dam, SAV Elba 3136, who has a progeny production record of %IMF 15@103 and is a daughter of the $160,000 Lot 1 top-selling female of a past Ingram Angus Sale, SAV Elba 0522.

INGRAM HEISMAN 3018 AAA #: 20591755 Born: January 2023 Sire: +*Ingram Heisman 0566 Dam: *C2 Lucy 264

This bull was one of the featured lots in the 2024 Ingram Angus Fall Production Sale. He is a son of the $265,000 top-selling Ingram Heisman 0566 and stems back to a daughter of the $730,000 VAR Power Play 7018 and the $60,000 XLAR Lucy 6016. This bull had an individual birth ratio of 87, %IMF of 154, and stems from a dam that records BR 3@98, %IMF 2@127. He is a big, stout individual with tremendous rib shape, a beautiful look with added growth performance without sacrificing carcass and $Values.

Throughout the next few pages you will see the Certified Angus Beef logo next to a few of the heifer lots. When you see the Certified Angus Beef (CAB) or Targeting the Brand™ logo next to an animal’s name on an official American Angus Association pedigree registry or sale book, it means that specific animal meets or exceeds the strict genetic thresholds required to produce calves with a high probability of qualifying for the Certified Angus Beef brand. Because live animals cannot be officially “certified” as CAB (certification only happens to the meat carcass at the packing plant), this logo serves as a premier genetic benchmark for carcass quality.

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Pair of 2 Angus Heifers 847

833

BRC Shari 833

BRC Shari 847

AAA #*21658664 BORN 12/3/2025

AAA #*21658673 BORN 12/6/2025

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136

D R Yellowstone 297 DR SHARI 4199 D R Shari 117

Ellingson Top Shelf 5050 DR SHARI 1740 D R Shari 2118

BW EPD I+2.8

WW EPD I+65

YW EPD I+104

MILK EPD I+17

BW EPD I+2.4

WW EPD I+69

YW EPD I+117

MILK EPD I+20

As individuals, these two Angus heifers are outstanding and easily rank among our favorites in the offering. But what makes them even more impressive is how closely they match in size, type, and overall quality. They are so uniform that they are simply hard to split up. Whether you are looking to add a set of front-pasture replacements or searching for a competitive Pen of Two prospect, we believe this is an exceptional pair. It can be difficult to assemble females that combine this much femininity and skeletal angularity while still offering the added mass, rib shape, and capacity these heifers possess. They are refined and feminine in their design, yet have enough substance and dimension to suggest they will develop into top-shelf cows. We also appreciate how naturally slick haired and loose hided they are while still maintaining the Angus breed character we want to preserve. Both heifers are products of Dismukes Ranch Angus cows, genetics that have adapted exceptionally well to our ranching environment. We have been extremely pleased with the productivity of these females and their ability to thrive under Gulf Coast conditions. Born and raised in the heat and humidity of Louisiana and then developed in Southeast Texas, these heifers have already demonstrated their ability to acclimate and perform in a demanding environment. And when we say demanding, we mean it. They were born and raised in pastures shared with alligators, water moccasins, coyotes, and mosquitoes nearly big enough to qualify for the same contemporary group. Through it all, these heifers have continued to thrive. We think that combination of quality, adaptability, and uniformity makes this a particularly exciting set of Angus females.

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AAA #*21639999 BORN 10/26/2025

BRC Heather Zelda 795 ET Ellingson Profound 8155 ELLINGSON PROLIFIC 1290 EA Queen 8070 Sitz Accomplishment 720F STEVENSON HEATHER ZELDA 1401 Stevenson Heather Zelda 5089 BW EPD I+3.1

WW EPD I+81

YW EPD I+142

MILK EPD I+23

This heifer is a product of our ET program. She is sired by the popular Ellingson Prolific 1290 bull, and out of our top Angus cow, Stevenson Heather Zelda 1401. This mating proved to be outstanding with this calf crop, making several top bull prospects that are currently in our bull development program. We were so pleased with it that we ran the same mating this year. Our Prolific sired calves are heavy muscled with lots of capacity. This heifer fits that mold being big ribbed, deep bodied, with lots of muscle expression throughout. Her mother, 1401 is probably the hardest working cow in our Angus program. She has a mature weight of 1150 pounds and for the last two years, she’s weaned the heaviest Angus heifers in our herd weighing 580lbs ratioing 151% last year and 604 lbs this year. All the while breeding back quicker than most. Her EPD profiles for marbling also allow her to carry the CAB logo designation, meaning her EPDs meet or exceed the strict genetic thresholds required to produce calves with a high probability of qualifying for the Certified Angus Beef brand.

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AAA # *21658660 BORN 11/16/2025

BRC Donna 811

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136 LD Capitalist 316 INGRAM DONNA 0114 Ingram Donna 8261 BW EPD I+1.9

WW EPD I+68

YW EPD I+115

MILK EPD I+22

BRC Donna 811 is a bold-ribbed, wide-constructed female that brings some extra power and dimension to the offering. She carries impressive width across her top and through her rear quarter, with the added muscle and substance that immediately gets your attention. Yet, for all the power she possesses, 811 maintains a balanced, feminine look with the refinement we want to see in a replacement female. Her dam, Ingram Donna 0114, is one of the top-end Angus cows in our herd and a female we are extremely proud to build around. She is sired by the popular LD Capitalist 316 and traces to the highly regarded Donna cow family. With that kind of maternal foundation behind her, combined with the added mass, capacity, and femininity she displays herself, we believe BRC Donna 811 has the pieces to develop into a powerful and productive brood cow.

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Group of 4 Angus Heifers 806

829

BRC Blackcap May 806 AAA # *21658659

BORN 11/11/2025

856

BRC Black Rose 831 AAA # *21658662 BORN 1/2/2026

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136

Ingram Heisman 0566 INGRAM HEISMAN 3018 C2 Lucy 264

S A V America 8018 INGRAM BLACKCAP MAY 2956 S A V Blackcap May 6645

D R Pacific Coast 2530 DR BLACK ROSE 3842 D R Black Rose 1455

BW EPD I+4.0

BW EPD I+1.1

WW EPD I+74

YW EPD I+126

MILK EPD I+20

WW EPD I+65

YW EPD I+112

MILK EPD I+27

BRC Madame Pride 829

BRC Black Rose 856

AAA #*21664183 BORN 12/28/2025

AAA #*21658674 BORN 12/16/2025

Woodhill Blueprint MYERS FAIR-N-SQUARE M39 Myers Miss Beauty M136

Ingram Heisman 0566 INGRAM HEISMAN 3018 C2 Lucy 264

S A V Landmark 9148 INGRAM MADAME PRIDE 2568 S A V Madame Pride 5081

Koupal Kozi 418 DR BLACK ROSE 1542 D R Black Rose 258

BW EPD I+2.5

WW EPD I+79

YW EPD I+133

MILK EPD I+25

BW EPD I+1.5

WW EPD I+72

YW EPD I+121

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MILK EPD I+29

It has become a mission of ours to offer quality replacement females in volume, and we believe this group of four hits the mark. These heifers are feminine, long-bodied, and angular in their design, with the kind of balance and uniformity that makes them especially appealing as a group. We matched these females strictly on phenotype, size, and type, but a deeper look at their pedigrees reveals an impressive amount of genetic diversity backed by some of the Angus breed’s most recognized maternal lines. The Madame Pride, Blackcap May, and Black Rose cow families are all represented in this group. In fact, two of these heifers are triple-bred to SAV Blackcap May 4136, one of the most influential females in Angus history. For a cattleman looking to add multiple replacements at once, this group offers consistency in phenotype plus diversity in pedigree. They are the kind of females we believe can go to work, develop into productive cows, and add value to a replacement program for years to come. And, two of these heifers carry the CAB designation for their high carcass EPDs. Please note: 806 has a small bump on the right side of her jaw resulting from a snake bite. She is healing nicely, and we do not expect it to affect her future productivity.


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Group of 3 Angus Heifers 832 834

This group of three heifers stems from the Black Rose cow family we acquired from Jim Dismukes at Dismukes Ranch in Checotah, Oklahoma. In our program, the Dismukes genetics have proven to be among the quickest to acclimate to the heat and humidity of the Gulf Coast and have become true workhorses from a production standpoint. These females have impressed us with their ability to shed hair naturally, milk well, maintain themselves, and breed back under our conditions. Their udder quality has been exceptional as well — all traits that matter when building Angus cattle expected to work in the South. It is also worth noting that none of the heifers in this sale have been clipped or sheared in preparation for sale day. That is intentional. We want you to see firsthand their natural ability to shed hair and adapt to our environment rather than cosmetically creating that appearance for a sale catalog. This particular group is especially impressive in its skeletal angularity, with femininity and refinement from end to end. They are well balanced and eye appealing, yet maintain the centerbody capacity and dimension we want in productive females. Their combination of maternal quality, adaptability, and functional design gives us every reason to believe they can develop into productive Angus cows with the ability to remain in the herd and do their job for years to come.

BRC Black Rose 832 AAA #21658663

BORN 12/11/2025

BRC Black Rose 834

BRC Black Rose 842

AAA #*21658665 BORN 12/11/2025

AAA #*21658671 BORN 11/26/2025

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136

S A V Brilliance 8077 DR BLACK ROSE 398 D R Black Rose 215

D R Inferno 516 DR BLACK ROSE 1010 D R Black Rose 348

D R Beartooth 759 DR BLACK ROSE 1391 D R Black Rose 3679

BW EPD I+2.1

WW EPD I+60

YW EPD I+103

MILK EPD I+22

BW EPD I+3.3

WW EPD I+58

YW EPD I+95

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MILK EPD I+17

BW EPD I+3.9

WW EPD I+65

YW EPD I+107

MILK EPD I+17


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Group of 3 Angus Heifers 837

840

Here is another set of conventionally made females that are moderate in their frame size, sound in their structure, and practical in their overall design. They offer a feminine slope to their shoulder, a functional hip and hind leg, and the refinement and femininity we like to see throughout. For their moderate size, these heifers offer an impressive amount of capacity and depth of body, with enough rib and substance to suggest they should be easy-doing, productive females. We appreciate cattle like these that don’t have to be extreme in any one area to be valuable — they are balanced, functional, and built with the fundamentals in place. As they continue to mature, we expect these heifers to develop into the kind of practical, productive cow prospects that can go to work in a variety of breeding programs and remain useful for years to come.

BRC Eileen 835 AAA #*21658666

BORN 12/13/20255

BRC Blackcap May 837

BRC Black Rose 840

AAA #*21658667 BORN 12/22/2025

AAA #*21658670 BORN 12/7/2025

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136

S A V Rainfall 6846 DR EILEEN 1861 D R Eileen 1209

S A V America 8018 INGRAM BLACKCAP MAY 2964 S A V Blackcap May 6645

D R Beartooth 759 DR BLACK ROSE 3351 D R Black Rose 2679

BW EPD 0.1

WW EPD 60

YW EPD 104

MILK EPD 19

BW EPD I+3.8

WW EPD I+74

YW EPD I+125

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MILK EPD I+20

BW EPD I+1.7

WW EPD I+62

YW EPD I+107

MILK EPD I+22


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AAA #*21658668 BORN 12/20/2025

BRC Black Rose 838

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136 D R Luminosity 366 DR BLACK ROSE 4119 D R Black Rose 56 BW EPD I+3.2

WW EPD I+69

YW EPD I+113

MILK EPD I+20

BRC Black Rose 838 is an impressive female with added thickness, dimension, and rib shape. From behind, she is stout through her stifle, wide hipped, and opens up into a bold, three-dimensional rib cage. Yet for all that power, she transitions into a refined, feminine shoulder and front end. She maintains a beautiful feminine wedge from back to front — combining width and substance through her rear third with refinement up front. This heifer offers plenty of versatility. She has the look and presence to potentially make a show prospect, the stoutness and shape to produce Angus-influenced show steers, and the overall quality and functionality to be a standout replacement female. 817 839

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845

Here is another set of heifers descending from the Black Rose cow family. These heifers offer plenty of length of spine and extension from hooks to pins. They are a little more growth-oriented in their type, with added bone and substance. To complement that length, we appreciate the shape and curvature of their rib, giving them added dimension through their middle. We also like the depth of heel and foot size these heifers offer, adding to their overall structural quality and functionality. As an added perk, two of these females meet the EPD requirement for the CAB logo designation.

BRC Black Rose 817 AAA #*21658661

BORN 12/19/20255

BRC Black Rose 839

BRC Black Rose 845

AAA #*21658669 BORN 12/24/2025

AAA #*21658672 BORN 11/13/2025

Ingram Heisman 0566 INGRAM HEISMAN 3018 C2 Lucy 264

Sitz Barricade 632F INGRAM BARRICADE 3445 S A V Elba 3136

Ingram Heisman 0566 INGRAM HEISMAN 3018 C2 Lucy 264

D R Inferno 516 DR BLACK ROSE 1021 D R Black Rose 927

S A V Rainfall 6846 D R BLACK ROSE 180 D R Black Rose 468

D R Lineman 1194 DR BLACK ROSE 1390 D R Black Rose 997

BW EPD I+2.3

WW EPD I+65

YW EPD I+102

MILK EPD I+25

BW EPD I+3.5

WW EPD I+73

YW EPD I+124

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MILK EPD I+19

BW EPD I+3.3

WW EPD I+69

YW EPD I+112

MILK EPD I+26


The best females don’t just earn their place in the pasture.

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+Mr. V8 146/8 BRC AGGIE 108

They earn a premium.

Miss V8 636/7

Brahman adaptability. Hereford maternal power. The efficiency, fertility, and productivity that have made this cross legendary.

THE GOLDEN CERTIFIED F-1 FEMALE. The Queens of Cow Country. “Worth more because she does more... with less.” - Bubba Sartwelle

BRC 857

ABBA # F95587 BORN 11/28/2025

/S Arsenal 00161 / S LADY ARSENAL 2138K /S Lady Red Bull 5228C BRC 857 is a standout in terms of quality. Her exceptional eye appeal and balance, coupled with added capacity, stoutness, and substance, make her the kind of female that can fit a number of high-level programs. She has the quality to be a competitive F-1 show heifer prospect, the genetic value to serve as a foundational breeding piece in a Braford breeding-up program, or the maternal potential to become a centerpiece in a top commercial F-1 cow herd. Genetically, 857 is sired by BRC Aggie 108, a proven BRC AI-sire we have utilized through natural service for several years. Her dam, /S Lady Arsenal 2138K, is one of our top young Hereford cows and has developed into a beautiful, productive female with an exceptional udder. This is the kind of F-1 female we get excited about: powerful and practical, yet feminine and attractive, with the genetic foundation to be more than simply a great replacement. 857 has the quality and versatility to become a building block for an entire herd. BRC AGGIE 108- SIRE TO LOT 27 AND 28 B RC R A N C H .CO M

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28 Golden Certified Tiger Stripes - Group of 3 Head

These three Golden Certified F-1 females are all sired by BRC Aggie 108 and out of high-quality, moderate-framed Hereford cows with the kind of udder quality and maternal functionality we value. While one heifer carries a solid-colored face and the other two are more traditionally marked, it’s hard to split this group based on quality. They are remarkably uniform in their type—feminine and refined in their design, attractive through their front ends, and balanced with plenty of muscle, capacity, and substance. There’s no doubt these three will be beauties in the pasture. They have the look, color, and presence that make a great F-1 female so appealing. But underneath that eye appeal is the functionality that has made the Brahman x Hereford F-1 one of the most valued females in Gulf Coast cattle country. Beautiful to look at and bred to do the job, we expect these females to develop into productive, functional cows that will stay in a herd and raise valuable calves for years to come.

BRC 764

ABBA # F95588 BORN 1/19/2026

BRC 828

ABBA # F95583 BORN 12/28/2025

BRC 852

ABBA # F95585 BORN 12/24/2025

+Mr. V8 146/8 BRC AGGIE 108

+Mr. V8 146/8 BRC AGGIE 108

+Mr. V8 146/8 BRC AGGIE 108

Miss V8 636/7

Miss V8 636/7

Miss V8 636/7

NJW 133A 6589 Manifest 87G HOLT 0048 87G ZOEY 2195 Holt 27A 710 Zoey 0048

/S MANDATE 66589 ET /S LADY MANDATE 9147G /S Lady Efficient 3074A

/S JBB/AL Boom Town 44608 /S LADY BOOMTOWN 8134F /S Lady Advance 834U

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Lot Good cattle don’t need a set of papers to prove their value.

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BRC 816

BORN 12/7/2025

SIRE: INGRAM ANGUS BULL DAM: BRANGUS 98

Hybrid vigor. Added functionality. And the kind of look that catches your eye across the pasture.

816 is a gorgeous commercial heifer that combines superior eye appeal with power and capacity. She is sired by one of our Ingram Angus herd sires and out of a commercial Brangus cow. We have been extremely selective in the Angus genetics we’ve incorporated into our program, and the Ingram influence brings the kind of proven performance, maternal quality, and phenotype we want to build around. In 816, that combination has resulted in a female with plenty of substance and dimension while maintaining an attractive, feminine look. This is an impressive heifer that could be shown as a competitive commercial female or go straight to work as a top-shelf replacement heifer. She could also be a candidate for making steer mommas. Either way, she represents exactly what we’re looking for in a high-quality crossbred female made for the gulf coast.

THE CROSSBRED FEMALE. Flashy. Bloomy. Functional. Replacement heifers selected to look the part and do the job. Mate them to Brahman, Angus, or Hereford genetics to build the kind of cow herd that works for your program.

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30 3/4 Angus 1/4 Simmental Females - Group of 3 Head

This group of crossbred females combines the influence of our Ingram Angus herd sires with a productive set of SimAngus cows, creating a genetic package designed around maternal value, performance, and functionality. Just as importantly, these three match exceptionally well in age, size, body type, and overall kind, making them an especially uniform set. Phenotypically, they combine femininity and eye appeal with plenty of center-body capacity, dimension, and substance. They are balanced in their design and consistent from one heifer to the next. We believe they would make an outstanding set of “Pen of Three” show prospects, but their value certainly doesn’t end in the show ring. Turn them out as replacements, and they have the genetic foundation, capacity, and functional build to develop into a powerful set of commercial brood cows. Whether your goal is the backdrop or the breeding pasture, this is a group with the quality to do both.

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BRC 836

BORN 12/24/2025

BRC 850

BORN 1/15/2026

BRC 873

BORN 12/19/2025

INGRAM ANGUS BULL X SIM ANGUS 173

INGRAM ANGUS BULL X SIM ANGUS 24

INGRAM ANGUS BULL X SIM ANGUS 175


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31 Black 3/4 Brahman 1/4 Angus Females - Group of 3

This set of black 3/4 Brahman x 1/4 Angus heifers should get plenty of attention from ranchers along the Gulf Coast. Slickhided and built for our environment, these females combine muscle shape, balance, capacity, and the kind of practical functionality we value in replacement cattle. It certainly doesn’t hurt that all three are exceptionally quiet and gentle, too.

BRC 799

BORN 10/28/2025

BRC 808

BORN 11/11/2025

BRC 809

BORN 11/6/2025

BRC HOOT OWL 248 (160 X 21) X R29

BRC HOOT OWL 248 (160 X 21) X R32

We’ll admit, these are some personal favorites around the ranch. We always love a high-Brahman-influence female, especially when she combines that added adaptability with this much quality and eye appeal.

BRC HOOT OWL 248 (160 X 21) X R100

All three heifers are sired by BRC Hoot Owl 248, a gold-standard Brahman bull who’s sired by our #1 best Brahman bull (160) and #1 best Brahman cow (Boom Shaka Laka). They’re out of Brahman x Angus F-1 cows that are also sired by BRC bulls, stacking generations of BRC genetics into a highly adaptable crossbred package. Around the ranch, we’ve already had plenty of discussion about how we’d breed them. Some say Hereford. Some say Charolais. Others want to go back Angus. And that may be one of the best things about females like these—the options are wide open. Whichever direction you choose, these females give you an outstanding foundation to build from.

BRC HOOT OWL 248- SIRE TO LOT 31 Full brother to National Champion BRC Amos Moses 257, sired by 160 and out of Boom Shaka Laka. B RC R A N C H .CO M

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The Only Way To Buy BRC in 2026 For the remainder of 2026, there’s one important thing we want our customers — both here at home and around the world — to know:

All BRC bulls and females available for purchase in 2026 will be offered through our scheduled sales. There will be no private treaty cattle available outside of these events. We know many of our customers, particularly our international friends, contact us throughout the year looking for a top heifer, donor prospect or herd bull. We are incredibly grateful for that demand. But as we continue to grow our program, we believe offering our available cattle through scheduled sales gives every customer the same opportunity to evaluate and purchase from our very best. If you’re looking for your next BRC breeding piece, these sales are where you’ll find it. We appreciate the tremendous demand for BRC genetics and the trust cattlemen around the world place in our program. We look forward to helping you add BRC genetics to your herd — and we’ll see you at the sales! B RC R A N C H .CO M

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DO SOMETHING THAT MAKES YOU PROUD. Our good friend Craig Finley gave us that advice. Simple words. But they’ve stuck with us. And somewhere along the way, they’ve become a pretty good way to describe how we try to live. We’re proud to be American ranchers. Proud of the cattle we raise. Proud of the people beside us. Proud of the risks we’ve taken. Proud of the things we’ve built from the ground up. We’re proud to work hard. To bet on ourselves. To try things that haven’t been done before. To learn when we get it wrong. And to keep raising the bar when we get it right. Because at the end of the day, this isn’t just about cattle. It’s about building something that matters. A herd. A family. A reputation. A legacy. And that’s where this story becomes yours. Because we know the cattle in these pages aren’t the finish line. They’re part of what you’re building. The next great cow in your pasture. The mating you’ve been planning. The calf your kid leads into the show ring. The genetics that move your program forward. Maybe even the beginning of something you haven’t dreamed up yet. That’s why we care so much about what we send home with you. We’re proud of these cattle. But what makes us even prouder is knowing what you’ll do with them. So take the chance. Make the mating. Build the herd. Start the thing. Do it your way. And whatever you’re building—

DO SOMETHING THAT MAKES YOU PROUD. B RC R A N C H .CO M

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BRC

Built Here. Trusted Around The World.

You’re always welcome here.

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This sale is governed by Texas law. These terms represent the full agreement between buyer and B.R. Cutrer, Inc. Updates posted at www.dvauction. com take precedence over catalog. PAYMENT AND TRANSFER Terms of the sale are cash, check, or bank wire due upon receipt, and before animals leave BRC. Payment for the cattle is due on or before September 15, 2026. Unpaid accounts are billed 18% APR beginning seven (7) days following sale. Upon receipt of payment, B.R. Cuter, Inc. will transfer registration paper to the buyer where applicable. Crossbred cattle do not have a registration paper. If full payment is not received within 7 (seven) days, then upon written or electronic notice to buyer, BRC shall retain ownership of animal with full property rights, including the ability to sell the animal to another buyer. Animals not paid for within 7 days of the sale forfeit any future guarantees. FEEDING AND CARE Cattle will be provided free care until September 15, 2026, after which feed is billed at $8/head/day in the BRC development facility and $20/head/day at the show barn. Any veterinary expense will be the owners obligation. Feed charges must be paid in full before cattle leave BRC. Cattle left at the ranch must carry livestock insurance. LIABILITY & INSURANCE Ownership of the animal transfers at the time of sale and buyer bears the risk of injury, disease or death which may occur. Insurance is available through Jensen Livestock Agency, 785-262-1116. HEALTH Cattle are eligible for a state approved health certificate for interstate shipment. Animals have been provided the utmost care, nutrition and vaccinations under our veterinary team. Animals are deemed sound and healthy at the time of sale. GUARANTEE The sale offering is guaranteed to be reproductively sound. This guarantee does not cover injury or death and is not a lifetime guarantee. In the event of a problem, the buyer is responsible to return the animal to BRC and if it does not respond as a satisfactory breeder, we have the option to select a suitable replacement, if available, or take a sale credit. No cash refunds are given. This guarantee does not include injury, death, management, calving issues, feed or nutrition issues. Breeding guarantee is voided if any of the following occur: natural disaster, gross negligence or misconduct, cattle not in suitable body condition, cattle exhibited at livestock shows, virgin heifers flushed or IVF’d prior to having a natural calf, or virgin bulls collected for semen prior to natural breeding. There are no guarantees offered on internationally-exported cattle once they leave the care of BRC. LIMITATIONS OF GUARANTEE We make no further guarantees, including but not limited to ability of cattle to compete in livestock shows, ability to be halter broken, disposition, number of years in production, or number of embryos produced, or number of units of semen produced. BRC retains ownership of all DNA cell lines. UPDATED PARENT VERIFICATION AND EPDS All Brahman, Hereford and Angus cattle are eligible for registration within their respective breed associations. All Angus and Hereford registrations have been submitted. Some are pending DNA parent verification. These are expected by August 31, 2026. Upon receiving this information, the sale catalog and online site will be updated. The online website posted at www.dvauction.com will take precedence over this catalog.


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