FORSYTH RANCH
MARK, CHEYENNE
LAYLA & ADDYSON FORSYTH
WALDNER ANGUS
JOE & DONNA WALDNER & FAMILY
JONES CHAROLAIS
MATT, EMILY, EVA & HAYES
Welcome
Welcome to the Select Genetics Bull Sale for 2026, a fantastic winter in terms of weather, filled dugouts or close to it in February and this cattle market just gets better everyday. As to be expected the consignors have brought their game ahead another notch when it comes to their bull pen and the quality. A proud, diligent group of seed stock producers that are offering genetics that you know can handle what mother nature throws at us year in and out. That serves a tremendous benefit to when those genetics are passed down to your replacement heifers through the years. The goals have not changed over the years in terms of producing high quality bulls for you the customers. Calving ease is expected regardless or birth weight in the right application, we all know extra length of body will add those pounds without changing the shape of the animal. Performance, hair, disposition and feet all crowd the list for must have in the herd.
Note the new sale day and time this year. Sunday, March 22nd, 4pm, in effort to accompany the busy March weekends that happen year in and out. We hope that you find this beneficial to you! As always you're welcome to stop by the respective breeders places to check out the offering ahead of time, or the bulls will be on display on Saturday. If you're unable to attend your always welcome to contact any of the consignors or sales staff and they can assist you with your sight unseen purchase. As well DLMS will broadcast the sale and videos will be online in early March.
Select GENETICS
20TH ANNUAL BULL SALE
MARCH 22TH | 4:00 PM | AT FORSYTH RANCH
SALE DAY PHONES
Shane Castle (306) 741-7485
Mark Forsyth (306) 784-7844
SALE STAFF AUCTIONEER
Kolton McIntosh (204) 280-0359
RING SERVICE
Rocky Houff (403) 548-9829
RING SERVICE
Randy Ames (306) 858-7788
HEARTLAND LIVESTOCK
Brett Jensen (306) 741-8331
Travis Platt (306) 774-9019
SALE LOCATION
37 km East of Swift Current on Highway #1, & 1 km south
6 km West of Herbert, 1 km south
LT AGENCIES CALL OR TEXT
Larry & Dawne Toner (306) 834-7652
IS RECOMMENDED IF BULLS ARE RETURNING TO THE RESPECTIVE FARMS ACCOMMODATIONS
Best Western (306 )773-4660 SUPPER & HOSPITALITY FOLLOWING THE SALE
RANCH
Mark Forsyth (306) 784-7844
Cheyenne Kendall (306) 741-0778
WALDNER ANGUS
Joe & Donna Waldner (306) 741-4263
Jesse Waldner (306) 741-4609 JONES CHAROLAIS
Matt & Emily Jones (306) 671-7820
Eva & Hayes BANFORD CHAROLAIS
Will Banford (306) 295-7807
Shane & Tammy Castle (306) 741-7485
Mark Forsyth (306) 784-7844
Brennan Schachtel (306) 821-2504
157H DAM OF 10N
LOT 1 / LOT 2 / LOT 3 These three bulls were all part of our Medicine Hat Pen show team. They exemplify what Player does for us. With great muscle and character. These guys are big crested and masculine. But the most important part they are back by two very strong maternal cow families. These cows are the kind that last for years. With super solid udder structure and a real maternal look. Use any of these too add maternal strength to your program without sacrificing performance.
LOT 1 LOT
RAINMAKER 6274
RAINMAKER 1879
RUBY 496 BORDER BUTTE PLAYER 284K
BUTTE GRID TOPPER 53U BORDER BUTTE ATLANTA 95B
B/R NEW FRONTIER 095
908G
BUTTE ATLANTA 110Y
B/R NEW DESIGN 036
FENCE PRIDE H1
501J DAM OF 8N
LOT 4 / LOT 5 / LOT 6 We bought into this cow family for there maternal longevity and awesome udder structure. The maternal grandma was 16 years of age when she sold in McNabs Dispersal. She still fetched a whopping $10,000. This cow family we are very excited to build on but unfortunately keep getting bulls. So the opportunity is yours to take advantage of.
479H DAM OF 9N
You’re blind if you don’t find this guy. He is all man with just great hip structure. Strong topped and better yet will work in your heifer pen. He is moderate in frame but he is also very fault free.
LT CONVERSE
True heifer bull deluxes as they came low birth and early gestation. These boys grew like weeds, pounding down the scale in the fall, while continuing their growth and weight gain all through winter. We used Converse because of seeing his mother in the spring of 2025. They will calve easy, grow and still leave a great set of daughters to move into your program. All these guys are three quarter brothers. With 3N grandma being the mother to 17N.
Born light and has grown like crazy since. 6N is a unique pedigree option with a nice low birth weight. He is all man and hard
miss with such a massive rear quarter.
A long spined dude out of a cow that just quietly makes money year in and year out. Maternal brother sold last year to Pipke Farms and another brother to Colton Knutson.
Longevity is built in here as this guys grandmother worked here till 16 years of age. He is a long, smooth, and great headed individual. He will work very well on your heifers.
This guy is all man with a big old crest and a ton of hair. He just draws your attention and comes from a very good cow that was so soggy and solid footed. Make steers like this and you will be noticed in the auction mart
Big growth rascal here. Tons of hair and style. This guy make ya them top pay weight steers. His dam 4D is still here working at 10 and she puts one in the pen every year. This guy is a stamp of what she does every single year. 24 is already pushing down the scale at over 1400lbs in February.
Full brother to our lot 1 bull in 2025 who sold to Steinley Farms. He looks so amazing growing and filling out as a two year old. This guy is one of the absolute heavy weights again. He is huge topped, thick tailed, with a big old muzzle. You want to add lbs this guy will do that. His dam is a big soggy meat wagon, that never misses.
His dam is the daughter of lot 1’s dam. This guy is an absolute truck of a bull. He is massive pinned with hair, and a great skull. He has great testicular development. His maternal sister calved this spring with a absolute mouth dropping udder.
His Dam is maternal sister to the Lot 2 Bull. This guy is long and smooth and comes from the best cow family here. Solid and predictable genetics.
This guy is massive middle and great haired. He is the third bull calf in a row 110 has produced. Both brothers selling to Patzer Ranch. His grandam also produced two herd bulls one going to Monette Farms and the other to Triple H Angus.
24A | GRAND DAM OF 12N
Shaggy Shaggy boy. Just what every buyer wants to see in your calves. This guy is out of a big topped power guy. Look at his age being one of the youngest in the sale. While he is still holding his own right in there with the rest. Really long dark made boy!
CD 225G | DAM OF 31N
Owned with Wood Coulee. This guy will be a calving ease Specialist. With his Grand Dam being the top Red Angus cow here still working at 15. His dam has a great tidy little udder and looks to be following in her dams foot steps.
Owned with Wood Coulee. This guy would work either on heifers or cows. He is square made with an awesome top and great tail head set. His foot structure looks great. Which is no surprise with his dam being a Hardy. Hardy improves feet so extremely well. Eye appealing real docile dude here. Maternal brother sold last year to Shamrock Grazing.
DALE POLLYANNA 138E
LEMAR DAKOTA GOLD 18T WALDNER GOLD 135J WIWA CREEK BARDAL 7’19
WALDNER JENNIFER 331L VALLEY BLOSSOM DUTY FREE 750G WALDNER JENNIFER 145J BURNETT JENNIFER 81C
• Recommended for heifers.
• This is a heifer's first calf and she did an awesome job. Her sire Gold is a bull we successfully used on heifers for several years. The Steller heifers are just starting to calve now and they look like they will be keepers.
YOUNG DALE POLLYANNA 138E BORDER BUTTE BLASTER 305E
VALLEY BLOSSOM BLASTER 700H VALLEY BLOSSOM LASS 21F
WALDNER BELLEMERE 356L PEAK DOT NO DOUBT 207D WIWA CREEK BELLEMERE 5’21 WIWA CREEK BELLEMERE 243’12
• Recommended for heifers.
• This bulls dam is out of Valley Blossom Blaster, another bull we successfully used on heifers for several years. The blaster daughters are turning into nice uddered cows.
208K | SIRE OF 544N, 545N & 509N
• Recommended for heifers.
• Masculine and stout with lots of hair.
• Out of the Ruby cow family which has been one of the most productive cow families we have.
• Recommended for heifers.
• Thick made with lots of performance for a calving ease bull.
• Dam and grandam have both done a great job for us, very maternal cows.
• Recommended for cows.
• The dam to this bull traces back to a yearling heifer I bought out of the Burnett program that left me some really good ranch cows.
• His sire Getzlaf will be 8 years old this spring and is still as active as a 3 year old.
• We will be using Getzlaf on a small group of cows again this year.
• Recommended for cows.
• If you're looking for longevity, add some Getzlaf genetics to your program.
WALDNER GETZLAFF 584N
• Recommended for cows.
• Another Getzlaf son, they are moderate framed and just good functional and maintenance free cattle with built in
• Recommended for cows.
• Big powerful bull with lots of growth and a very strong maternal backing.
• Natural calf out of one of our donor cows Kinochtry 1815.
• Maternal brothers have sold to Wiwa Creek Angus, 7th Valley Angus, Hickory Corner Farms, Braddock Land & Cattle, Brent Wittman, Hixson Acres, and Lacelle Ranching.
• 7 maternal sisters have been retained in our own herd. WIWA
CREEK KINOCHTRY DAM OF 510N
• Recommended for cows.
• Big powerful bull, wide topped with lots of growth recording the heaviest actual weaning weight of the 2025 calf crop.
• Good scrotal development and will make nice replacement females.
• Retained a full brother for our own use that produced a very nice set of calves last year.
205K SIRE OF 514N
• Recommended for cows.
• Deep and soggy, great set of feet just like all the Net Worth sons in this year’s sale.
• Great coat of hair and out of a nice uddered and very maternal Bank Note cow.
• Maternal brother sold to Matt Hansen in 2024.
• Recommended for cows.
• I've been trying to rent the sire to this bull from Jesse for a few years without any luck so I snuck a few cows in with him in 2024. With these kind of result I'm gonna have to try that again.
109J SIRE OF 588N
WIWA CREEK BARDAL DAM OF 515N
WALDNER NET WORTH 515N
• Recommended for cows.
• The only direct S A V Net Worth 4200 son we will have on offer this year.
• Big hipped and middled with plenty of hair. Nice and tidy through his front end.
• ET calf from one of our donor cows Bardal 98’14 with a long line of maternal quality in his pedigree. Should make some very good replacement females.
• 5 full sisters and 3 maternal sisters have been retained in our herd.
• Recommended for cows.
• Big, thick, and hairy. Another powerful Net Worth son.
• Excellent temperament, one of the quietest bulls in the pen.
• Maternal brother sold to Lacelle Ranching in 2025.
WALDNER NET WORTH 525N
• Recommended for cows.
• Lots of muscle shape and big ribbed.
• Nice Angus head, smooth made through his neck and shoulders.
• Out of the very maternal Canyon cow family.
• Recommended for cows.
• A bull with lots of muscle, growth, and long spined.
• Out of a double bred Upward cow. Hard to beat the Net Worth and Upward combination.
• Maternal brother sold to Main Centre Farming Co in 2025.
• Recommended for cows.
• More moderate Net Worth son.
• Wide topped with plenty of hip and middle.
• Maternal brother sold to Jones Creek Angus and Middle Bench Angus in 2024.
• Recommended for cows.
• Just an April 6 calf, the youngest bull in the sale but nobody told him that.
• The highest gaining bull from weaning to the end of January.
PLEASANTDAWNBARRACUDA413D
PLEASANTDAWN CONNECTION 195G
HKS KASH 12K
HKS MS PATSY 262F
LT LEDGER 0332 P
ESSENTIAL 56B
ESSENTIAL 127Z
PLEASANTDAWN
KATIE 602D
KATIE 817U
PLEASANT DAWN CELINE 95C
WHITECAP COACH 253Y
HKS MS PATSY 185B LT BLUEGRASS 4017 P
BRENDA 6120 PLD
83U
ESSENTIAL 11T
PLEASANTDAWNBARRACUDA413D
BUCKLE 524U
ACHIEVERS LADY 97P
LEADER 2233P
JONES NIRVANA
IVORY 509C
RIVER COUNTRY BOY 54W
JONES NORTH FORTY
MVY CALENDER BOY 7C
TERMS & CONDITIONS
TERMS
The terms of the sale are cash or cheque at par. No releases will be given until satisfactory settlement has been made. All monies are in Canadian Funds, other funds will be accepted at the current rate of exchange.
BIDS
Every animal entering the ring will be sold to the highest bidder.
DISPUTES
In case of disputes, bidding will be reopened between the parties involved. If no further bid is made, the buyer will be the person from whom the auctioneer accepted the last bid. The auctioneer’s decision in such matters will be final.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Any changes from information in this catalogue will be announced from the auction block; such changes will take precedence over the printed matter in the catalogue. Buyers are therefore cautioned to pay close attention to any such announcements.
PURCHASER’S RISK
Each animal becomes the risk of the purchaser as soon as sold.
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
Each animal in the sale will carry registration papers issued by the Canadian Angus Association. A certificate duly transferred will be furnished to the buyer for each animal after full and total payment has been made.
ACCIDENTS
Every precaution will be exercised to protect the safety and comfort of those attending the sale. Neither the owners, auctioneer, or any sale staff assume any responsibility in this matter and disclaim any liability, legal or otherwise, in the event of accident or loss of property.
LIABILITY
All persons attending the sale do so at their own risk; sellers and/or sales management and/or any of the sales staff assume no liability legal or otherwise for any accidents occurring in, on, or about the premises.
INSURANCE
Livestock insurance and/or transit insurance will be available.
EXPORT TESTING
In the case of animals purchased for export, the necessary customs, health, and export certificates will be supplied and expenses will be at half cost; the other half of the cost will be responsibility of buyer.
