September/October 2012 Fall Edition

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2012

We will be selling steers private treaty all Fall!

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EXAR Totally Tuned X Bushwacker/Freedom X878

Over The Limit X 878/Boyd New Day

This great May show heifer prospect is one of our favorites.

With her big rib and great look she should be fun to show next year.

Her sire was a Division Champion at the 2011 National Western and sold to Whitestone Krebs, NE. Her dam raised tthe op selling female in last years online sale. This heifer is another one of our top picks and will make a tremendous show heifer and donor.

Watch PCC website for more information www.pembrookcattle.com UPDATED PICTURES AND VIDEOS TO COME MID SEPTEMBER

EVENING TINGE

Selling 3 young herdsire prospects: 2 Angus 1 Percentage Simmental.

An elite group of Angus show heifer prospects sell.

Guest consigner - Barragree Cattle, MT and Standridge Cattle, Lindsay, OK Sires represented- Saugahatchee, Over the Limit, Brilliance, Conneally Stimulus, Iron Mountain, Role Model, Look Out, Totally Tuned, and More.

February Saugahatchee x Evening Tinge She Sells!

Full sister to the 2011 American Royal Grand Champion Angus Female.

HC 60 Box 183 • Fairview, Oklahoma 73737

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February Saugahatchee x Evening Tinge He Sells!

Great young sire and promotional bull prospect!

Grand Champion Charolais Heifer, 2012 National Junior Charolais Show - Congratulations to the Griswold Family

Grand Champion Composite Heifer, 2012 National Junior Charolais Show - Congratulations to the Elder Family

Grand Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer, 2012 National Junior Maine-Anjou Show - Congratulations to the Oliver Family

Grand Champion Red Angus Heifer, 2012 NARAS Junior Red Angus - Congratulations to the Leachman Family Grand Champion Owned Angus Heifer, 2012 National Junior Angus Show - Congratulations to the Greiman Family

Grand Champion Simmental Heifer, 2012 National Junior Simmental Show - Congratulations to the Trennapohl Family 4 THE SHOWTIMES SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2012

Grand Champion Bred & Owned Angus Heifer, 2012 National Junior Angus Show - Congratulations to the Ward Family

Grand Champion Foundation Heifer, 2012 National Junior Simmental Show - Congratulations to the Henderson Family

Grand Champion Polled Hereford Heifer, 2012 National Junior Hereford Show - Congratulations to the Walker Family Grand Champion Horned Hereford Heifer, 2012 National Junior Hereford Show - Congratulations to the Tucker Family Grand Champion Chi Heifer, 2012 National Junior Chianina Show - Congratulations to the Buck Family Grand Champion ChiAngus Heifer, 2012 National Junior Chianina Show - Congratulations to the Foster Family Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, 2012 National Junior Shorthorn Show - Congratulations to the Winegardner Family

Stock Show Family Owned and Operated since 1989.

Grand Champion Shorthorn Heifer, 2011 National Junior Shorthorn Show - Congratulations to the Sullivan Family

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OCTOBER 27TH | 3:00 PM CST | MITCHELL, SOUTH DAkOTA

SOOnER X AnITA LOAn - MAInE-AnjOU - The best set of Maine-Anjou cattle we’ve assembled - Direct daughter of the 2010 MaineTainer Show Heifer of the Year, Anita Loan

OUR BEST SET OF CATTLE SELL!

Offering 20 Donor Females & Bred Cows from the heart of our herd. In addition to 30 of our top end Bred Heifers!!

Offering 65 Elite Show Heifers! Hereford, Maine, MaineTainer, Angus, Chi, Shorthorn & Simmental’s Sell!

Pictures & video of the offering online at: www.bpfcc.com

BUILT RIGHT X P11 - PB SIMMEnTAL - Many PB Simmental’s like her sell

TAnk X TCC SHELBy - PB HEREFORD - Maternal sib to 2012 NWSS Champion

FInAL SOLUTIOn X DARLA - PB SHORTHORn - Offering the best show heifers in the nation

MERCEDES BEnz X MAXIMUS - MAInETAInER - Another great set of MaineTainer heifers sell this year

Make a faMily weekend in Mitchell, South dakota!

TOE ELITE FEMALE SALE | OCTOBER 27TH | 3:00 PM CST | MITCHELL, SOUTH DAkOTA

Bushy Park Farm

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40281 260th Street • Mitchell, SD 57301 Fax: 605-996-0721 • Toll Free: 888-502-7322 Steve Robinson, Owner Cory Thomsen, General Manager, 605-730-2397 Trae Simmons, Director of Sales, 765-438-2312 Stephanie Steck, Marketing, 402-680-1254 On-line at: www.bpfcc.com • Visitors always welcome!

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John Sullivan discusses Tail and Prime Time Adhesives!

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Departments + Features 12 From The Editor 13 About Us 14 From Our Readers 16 News 28 Page 28: Restaurants 30 iPhone App 35 Clippers & Fitters: Part 2 42 Like Father, Like Daughter 53 Mountain Home 58 Faces + Places: Springfield 94 Funtimes 142 Giving Back: Miron Bros.

144 FCC Message: Be Still 150 CJSA Results 156 Nigro's Western Store 158 Upcoming Events 166 Dave Guyer's Tip 168 Index

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Wilson - Kedley Cattle Company Sale Address 322 545th Ave. - Miles, Iowa Charlie Wilson: 563-219-0318 Email: wilsoneb@hotmail.com Web: wkcattlecompany.com Kedley Farms Pat Kedley & Steve Kedley

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From The Editor

Life's What You Make It There is no coincidence between success

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and hard work.

n life, we make a habit of getting into a routine. We wake up early, go about our work - from feeding and washing to clipping and traveling to shows and sales - have dinner, work some more, then go to bed; just to wake up the next day and do it all over again. Even with the magazine, I have found that by the time we are done with one issue, we take no break before diving head first into the next one; if the issues haven't already overlapped.

Many of the elements of this issue, however, will remind you that, while routine is not necessarily a bad thing, it is important for us to jump at every opportunity and strive to be all that we can be. No matter what your age, every action you take should be done with great diligence and thought. Watch those that acquire the skills you wish to possess. Work hard. And when you reach your goals, set new ones.

While flipping through this issue, look at the show results, read the articles and features, and check out the ads. On every page you

will see how someone within our industry pushed themselves towards growth and success - and how others made an impact on an entire industry through their work and time spent with others - Scott Hessman you will never be forgotten.

So while there may be a lot of luck involved with bringing home purple banners or raising the next champion, do everything in life to the best of your ability. If we all settled for good enough there would never be greatness. Or as Vince Lombardi once said, "Gentlemen, we are going to relentlessly chase perfection, knowing full well we will not catch it, because nothing is perfect. But we are going to relentlessly chase it, because in the process we will catch excellence. I am not remotely interested in just being good."

Sincerely,

Lisa Reid Owner/Field Editor

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ON THE MAP: NEW SUBSCRIBERS

The Showtimes welcomes new subscribers! In each issue we will feature 10 of our new subscribers on our map!

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Four year olds Delilah Koehler and Morgan Buss leading a bucket calf at the Stanton, NE County Show.

Correction

In our July/August 2012 State Fair Edition there was a typo in the Kirk Stierwalt Clippers & Fitters article.

The family name of Kirk’s first win of a major show, was Lebsack.

Side Note: The story of how the steer got his name - He was tag 99 and did not really have a name until Kirk came to their place to clip him. Kirk wore a Busch beer ballcap. They combined the two and the steer became Busch 99.

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News

STEER DESIGN CONTEST

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The Showtimes recently held a Steer Design Contest on our Facebook page! The contest was held to see who could design the best steer. We had entries from all across the country. We then posted the entries to our Facebook page and let all of our friends on Facebook vote for their favorite! We had over 705 total votes as well as an additional 174 likes!

OVER 3,260 LIKES ON FACEBOOK!

2nd Place Tucker Mittag, IA 3rd Place Kyle Shoufler, IN 4th Place Haley Wright, OK

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5th Place Kyle Shoufler, IN Thanks to everyone who submitted a design or voted on the steer designs!

Look for future contests online at facebook.com/theshowtimes!

2012 NAILE UPDATE

The 39th annual North American International Livestock Exposition (NAILE) is scheduled for Nov. 3-16 at the Kentucky Exposition Center (KEC). Purebred livestock from across the United States compete at the NAILE for top breed association honors and national recognition. Last year there were more than 24,500 entries, a new show record. This year’s crop of contestants will compete for nearly $750,000 in premiums and awards.

During the Expo’s two-week run, the facility’s entire 1,200,000 square feet of climate-controlled exhibit space is used. More than 200,000 visitors and exhibitors attend the event annually.

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The Showtimes recently went over 3,000 Likes on Facebook! We've also hit an all time high for weekly Reach on Facebook with 27,794.

Thanks to everyone who follows us on Facebook! If you haven't already, be sure to Like us at faceboo.com/ theshowtimes today!

COLORADO STATE FAIR VIDEOS We recently filmed the Colorado State Fair Market Steer, Lamb, Hog and Goat Shows as well as the Junior Livestock Sale! Watch these free videos on our iPhone App, YouTube and Website today!

AK-SAR-BEN & KC VIDEOS The Showtimes will be filming the Ak-Sar-Ben and American Royal livestock shows again this year! Look for videos on our Website, YouTube and iPhone App shortly following each show!

THE SHOWTIMES WINS 6 LPC AWARDS INCLUDING BEST WEBSITE!

The 2012 Livestock Publication Contest Results were announced on August 20, 2012! The Showtimes Magazine received 6 awards including 1st Place for our Website! The nationwide competition honors livestock businesses/media for the 2011 Year. The Showtimes Magazine received the following awards:

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NEWS

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Laurie tailing Cody Huwa's Grand Champion steer during this year's show in Pueblo, Colorado.

THE SHOWTIMES SUPPORTS THE 2012 COLORADO STATE FAIR

The Showtimes Magazine, owned by Brian, Laurie and Lisa Reid of Brighton, CO spent August 22-30, 2012 in Pueblo, Colorado for the state fair. As former junior exhibitors, we felt it was important to give back and help support the Colorado State Fair. Both Laurie and Lisa worked the steer and heifer rings during this year's show. The Showtimes sponsored buckles, banners, and the hog show this year. Lisa also announced the breeding sheep show. Laurie even represented The Showtimes as a member of the Denver Rustler's buyer group!

The three of us have many great memories of the Colorado State Fair! Our family exhibited the Grand Champion Market Goat in 2003, Grand Champion Market Steer in 2004, 2007, and 2010 as well as Reserve Champion Market Steer in 2009.

While we are too old to still show junior market animals, we enjoy showing breeding cattle and covering the state fair for The Showtimes! Be sure to watch videos from this years show on our free iPhone App! We have made many friends over the years and plan on supporting the Colorado State Fair for many years to come!

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The Showtimes put out over 36 boxes of our July/August 2012 State Fair Edition during the Colorado State Fair this year!

The Showtimes put out magazines at state fairs across the country including Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, Wisconsin, South Dakota, Minnesota, Arkansas, North Carolina, New Mexico, Wyoming and Kansas!

Look for us at the upcoming shows

Lisa working the steer show at the Colorado State Fair.

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Laurie photographed with Taylor Neilson during the 2012 Colorado State Fair Junior Livestock Sale!

The Showtimes photographed above as a a member of the Denver Rustler's buyer group.

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SULLIVAN'S PRIME TIME & TAIL ADHESIVE

The concept behind the two popular Sullivan adhesives.

BY JOHN SULLIVAN, IA

“How did you create Sullivan’s Prime Time and Tail Adhesive known as the industry leader” is a question quite often asked by customers and friends.

It’s very important to formulate an adhesive to work in all weather conditions. Cattle create a lot of body heat and sweat even on a cold January day. The steamy, humid hide is the challenge and is exactly where Sullivan’s Prime Time and Tail Adhesive separate themselves from others. Here is a general explanation why.

1. Prime Time and Tail Adhesive are composed of, adhesive concentrates derived from extremely fine liquid rubberized resin compounds. Resins can be synthetic or plant based and are similar to substances found in pine trees and other plants such as rubber trees/plants.

2. Exact balance of base adhesive resin in combination with specialized propellant formulations disperse the adhesive out of the can in ultra fine molecules each time it is sprayed.

3. The evaporation system when sprayed allows it to dry adequately fast. Keeps it from becoming wet or “gummy”, very important.

4. The solvency of the product when first sprayed allows it to remain workable, flexible, and easily formed.

5. Unique balance of dry time: slow enough that it allows you to comb to desired position, yet fast enough to dry firm and clip off crisp.

This all creates an adhesive that will not wilt or melt. This formulation is impossible to duplicate without our exact recipe.

“Trusted by champions in volume”… is the best advertisement for these two unique products. Golden rule of doing a leg, brush with a roto brush or flex massage brush to set and break leg hair before you begin. Spray a little, comb a lot.

And practice at home to improve your confidence. Better yet, attend a complementary Stock Show University two day grad program. This topic is covered strongly.

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Sullivan’s Prime Time is formulated lighter, is more flexible and clear in a pure form of adhesive. This is good for beginners or over-sprayers. Sullivan’s Tail Adhesive was created to dry faster, very crisp, the perfect adhesive for experienced fitters to provide a firm humidity-tolerant hold.

Good luck at your shows. And always remember, without hard work and dedication, it’s hard to be successful. ▪

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THIS ISSUE WE FEATURE 28 PLACES TO EAT IN OMAHA AND KANSAS CITY DURING AKSARBEN AND THE AMERICAN ROYAL!

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2012 Junior National Hereford Expo Grand Champion Bred-&-Owned Heifer for Kirbie Day, Waxahachie, Texas!

We are honored to have had Kirbie Day show Barber Ranch heifers throughout her illustrious career, starting with Showline in 2003 …National Champion Kansas City, Denver and Fort Worth! The big story we are most proud of is what Kirbie did with these females AFTER their show careers. Kirbie produced National Champion cattle for herself AND her customers! Awesome job,Kirbie!

KLD 3060 Penny Lane D105 ET

BR MSU Ms Showline 2042 ET

Daughter of BR Ms Keynote 3023 ET “Penny”

2011 National Champion Female for Edy Brainard …bred by Kirbie Day

KLD BR Carol Neon D85 ET Daughter of BR Carol Channing 5020 ET

BR Ms Keynote 3023 ET “Penny”

2009 JNHE Grand Champion Horned Owned Heifer for Kirbie Day

j October 24–26, 2012

Barber Ranch Internet Heifer Sale Timed Auction

Selling the top spring-born Hereford show & donor prospects!

BR 122L Rose 4020 ET

Granddam of KLD 29F Petals D114, Kirbie’s 2012 JNHE Bred-and-Owned Division Champion

j Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Barber Ranch Annual Bull Sale Jordan Cattle Auction, San Saba, Texas • 80 horned & polled Hereford bulls • 20 Barber registered replacement females • 20 Angus bulls from Express Ranches, Yukon, OK • 10 Charolais bulls from Marti Charolais, Cleburne, TX

Barber Ranch BR Carol Channing 5020 ET Dam of Kirbie’s 2012 JNHE Grand Champion Bred-and-Owned Heifer

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Cattle, Embryos & Semen Packages Available Year Round

Ranch (806) 235-3692 • 10175 FM 3138, Channing, TX 79018 barberranch@wildblue.net • www.barberranch.com Dale’s cell (806) 673-1965 • Justin’s cell (806) 681-5528 • Mary’s cell (806) 930-6917 Terri Barber (817) 727-6107 • Jason Barber (817) 718-5821

113th American Royal Livestock Show Where the Best are Shown!

October 24 - November 4, 2012

For complete schedule and 2012 premium book visit americanroyal.com

Supporting Youth & Education Since 1899 Friday, October 26 12 pm Prospect Calf Show 2 pm Market Goat Show Saturday, October 27 8 am Market Lamb Show 8 am Gelbvieh Show 8 am Salers Show 9 am Swine Showmanship 11 am Pedigreed Gilt Show 12 pm Market Steer Show 12 pm Braunvieh Show 1 pm Pedigreed Market Hog Show American Royal presented by

Sunday, October 28 7:30 am Crossbred Market Hog Show 9 am American Lowline Junior Heifer Show followed by Open Show 9 am Miniature Hereford Show 6 pm Junior Premium Livestock Auction Tuesday, October 30 12 pm Boer Goat Premier Show Wednesday, October 31 8 am Boer Goat Classic Show Thursday, November 1 8 am Limousin Junior Heifer Show followed by Open Show 8 am Shorthorn Junior Heifer Show followed by Open Show 6 pm Exhibitor Social Livestock Show presented by

Friday, November 2 12 pm Maine-Anjou Junior Heifer Show followed by National Maine-Anjou Open Show 12 pm Angus Junior Heifer Show followed by Open Show Saturday, November 3 12 pm Charolais Junior Heifer Show followed by Open Show 12 pm Simmental Percentage Junior Heifer Show followed by National Percentage Female Open Show 4 pm AOB/Commercial Junior Heifer Show Sunday, November 4 8 am National Simmental Bull Show followed

by Purebred Junior Heifer Show and National Purebred Female Open Show 8 am Hereford Junior Heifer Show followed by National Hereford Open Show 4 pm Supreme Champion Junior Heifer Show

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Online Sale: October 8th, 2012

Heavyeight Class inner 2012 Jr. National Hereford Expo Shon by Taylor Vandergriff Purchased in our 2011 Online sale

2011 Colorado State Fair Champion Jr. Hereford Heifer, Shon by Kolbi Franklin

2011 Grand Champion Hereford Heifer at Oregon State Fair, Pullyap Fair,rizona National Shon by Brad & Dan Gohr,Raised and sold by us.

2011 Garfield County Colorado Champion Steer, Sold to Nieslanik family in our 2010 online sale

Sires Include..

2011 Rio Blanco County CO, Res. Champion Steer, Sold to Neilson family in our 2010 online sale

2011 ashington County Colorado Champion Steer, Sold to Reed Parker in our 2010 online sale

Cyrus Steer

Cyrus,True Grit, alks lone,Fast Freddie, Yello Jacket,Master of Puppets, Predator, Eye Candy and My Turn.

Selling a deep set of Crossbred and Hereford Steers from the top end of our calf crop. atch our ebsite in September for pictures of the offering.

Ben & Blaine Franklin 2753 County Rd. 4 Meeker, CO 81641

Blaine: 970.878.5455 home 970.216.8783 cell E-Mail: BlaineFranklin@msn.com shosteers.com/franklin shos

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CLIPPERS & FITTERS OF THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY WE SHOWCASE SOME OF THE TOP CLIPPERS & FITTERS IN THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY! Every livestock exhibitor has seen the many highly clipped and fitted cattle featured in every issue of The Showtimes. Whether it is the champion market steer at the American Royal or the latest champion heifer from this summer's junior nationals, they were clipped and fit by some of the best in our industry. We feature four of the top clippers and fitters that are known nationwide!

JOSH ELDER

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SHANE LINDSEY

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CHARLIE WILSON

EACH ISSUE WE WILL FOCUS ON A DIFFERENT TYPE OF BUSINESS THAT MAKES UP THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY! We would like to thank each of the clippers and fitters for sharing their story with our readers!

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Josh Elder

1. WHO THEY ARE...WHERE THEY CAME FROM...

I was born in Iowa City, Iowa...home of the Iowa Hawkeyes!

I graduated high school in Dunlap, Iowa. Currently, I live in Dunlap and have worked for Sullivan Farms for the past nine years. I manage the sale and show cattle along with Nate Tice and Jesse Hoobler.

2. WHAT/WHO GOT YOU STARTED WITH CLIPPING AND FITTING CATTLE? I grew up around cows and show cattle with my dad, Dan, and uncles, Vince, John, and Bart. They are what inspired me to work with cows and show cattle.

3. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ANIMAL THAT YOU HAVE EVER WORKED ON? Wow, this is a tough question as I have been blessed to have worked on many national and state fair champions; it is tough to pick just one. James Sullivan's Irish Whiskey heifer that dominated the American Royal and NAILE in 2008 is one that always sticks out in my mind. Another one of my favorites is Nick Sullivan's famous state fair champion blue roan, "Breathless." My latest favorite would have to be my brother, Luke's, heifer from this year that was just named Supreme at the Iowa State Fair.

4. WHAT SHOWS DO YOU PLAN ON BEING AT THIS YEAR? We go to a lot of shows. Shows that we have coming up will be Ak-Sar-Ben, the American Royal, NAILE, and Denver just to name a few.

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5. WHAT PART OF THE CALF ARE YOU THE BEST AT CLIPPING/FITTING? When I first started, I always thought that I could clip a belly better than any other part of the calf. Through years of learning from other great clippers, like Deb Vorthmann, however, I feel that I have become more of an all around clipper and fitter no matter what part of the calf it is.

6. DO YOU PREFER WORKING ON HEIFERS OR STEERS? I grew up showing heifers and when I started working for Sullivan Farms we showed a lot of heifers. So when I learned to clip it was mainly on heifers. I am definitely more experienced in clipping heifers, therefore I would say I prefer them. But I definitely like to clip a steer here and there.

1. WHO THEY ARE...WHERE THEY CAME FROM...

My name is Tracy Goretska. My wife, Mandi, and I live in Corydon, Iowa with our 2 kids, Macey and Cash. We own a small cow-calf operation and have an annual club calf sale every October. This year it falls on Oct 20th. We’ve sold to many families over the years. Many of these families have become like extended family to us.

6. DO YOU PREFER WORKING ON HEIFERS OR STEERS? I prefer steers.

2. WHAT/WHO GOT YOU STARTED WITH CLIPPING AND FITTING CATTLE? As a kid, I was in 4H and showed cattle. I enjoyed it and had a desire to do well but wasn’t as successful as I wanted.

As a kid, my biggest achievement was winning the Wayne County Fair in 1983. As I’ve gotten older and grown with the business, my expectations and goals have also grown. I owe a great deal of my success to Dave Jennison aka Whip, from Humeston, Iowa. He helped me as a young 4Her. One time Whip called and told me to get my Kansas City steer in and “knock a little hair off his top.” Not knowing what this even meant, I shaved my steer’s back with the flat heads. A few days later when Whip came to clip on my steer, he gave me a good talking to and the first of many clipping lessons.

3. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ANIMAL THAT YOU HAVE EVER WORKED ON? My favorite steer that I’ve ever worked on was “Rico” my daughter’s 2010 champion KC steer. He was easy to clip on. Many claves move around constantly which makes it difficult to work on. He stood still and had great hair.

5. WHAT PART OF THE CALF ARE YOU THE BEST AT CLIPPING/FITTING? I'm not sure what part I’m “best” at but I enjoy clipping the ass, tail head, and hind legs.

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4. WHAT SHOWS DO YOU PLAN ON BEING AT THIS YEAR? I’ll be at a lot of shows this year. I’ll be at KC, Denver, Sioux Falls, Badger Kick Off, IA Beef Expo, and many other shows across Iowa next spring and summer. My favorite place to go and show with my daughter is the National Western Stock Show in Denver.

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Shane Lindsey

1. WHO THEY ARE...WHERE THEY CAME FROM...

I was born and raised mostly in Spirit Lake, Iowa (northwest Iowa). I operate a custom grooming, hoof trimming, herd consulting and management service based out of Prairie City, Iowa. I am also a judge and have judged numerous national, state, junior and local shows in 26 states and Canada. For 30 plus years I have been learning the seedstock and show cattle business. I have been fortunate to have worked for and with some of the best people, programs and cattle in the industry. I am currently employed mostly by Cherry Knoll Farms Angus, in West Grove, Pennsylvania and JEM Angus in Gradebook, Iowa.

2. WHAT/WHO GOT YOU STARTED WITH CLIPPING AND FITTING CATTLE? My father Don Lindsey and through 4-H. 3. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ANIMAL THAT YOU HAVE EVER WORKED ON? I don't have a favorite. I have worked on so many great cattle and look at them all the same. If I could think of one it would be one with a great attitude.

4. WHAT SHOWS DO YOU PLAN ON BEING AT THIS YEAR? Next will be the American Royal, NAILE, NWSS, Sioux Empire, Iowa Beef Expo, Mid Atlantic Jr. Angus Classic, Atlantic National, Iowa State preview, Eastern Regional Angus, National Junior Angus, then the Iowa State Fair.

5. WHAT PART OF THE CALF ARE YOU THE BEST AT

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CLIPPING/FITTING? Tailhead, top and neck.

6. DO YOU PREFER WORKING ON HEIFERS OR STEERS? Heifers. I am about the seedstock and breeding side of the industry.

1. WHO THEY ARE...WHERE THEY CAME FROM...

I live near Miles, Iowa in eastern Iowa. I am part owner of Wilson/Kedley Cattle Company. We have an annual September sale where we sell steer and heifer prospects. I will also be having an elite female sale this fall. I previously traveled the country for about two years working for Matt Lautner and Sullivan Farms.

2. WHAT/WHO GOT YOU STARTED WITH CLIPPING AND FITTING CATTLE? When it comes to fitting and clipping, I would have to say Matt Lautner surely helped me get to where I am today.

Also, I just watched the guys that are really good and shows and studied the calves they clipped.

3. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ANIMAL THAT YOU HAVE EVER WORKED ON? My favorite animal I have ever worked on would have to be a tie between "Blonde Lady," the Shaw family's National Champion Chi Heifer, and "Charlie's Angel," a National Champion Maintainer heifer that I showed.

4. WHAT SHOWS DO YOU PLAN ON BEING AT THIS YEAR? I will probably go to most jackpots this fall and will go to Kansas City, Louisville, Denver and Ft. Worth.

5. WHAT PART OF THE CALF ARE YOU THE BEST AT CLIPPING/FITTING? I feel like I am even at all aspects of fitting and clipping. But I sure do like to do a belly or back leg.

6. DO YOU PREFER WORKING ON HEIFERS OR STEERS? I like to work on both steers and heifers equally.

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Special Feature

like father LIKE DAUGHTER It’s in the genetics

Kevin & Kiera Bremer

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KEVIN & KIERA BREMER (Top) Kevin Bremer and his daughter Kiera had matching hurt fingers. The day before heading down to the Colorado State Fair, Kevin had his finger from the top joint up cut off by a rope halter while working with a steer. Earlier that month, Kiera had gotten her finger caught in a door. Each day at the fair, she would pick out what color of vet wrap they would sport on their wounds.

Tatum DePorter

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TRAVIS & TATUM DEPORTER (Middle & Bottom) Travis DePorter and his daughter Tatum decided to take a break from their work in style! While The Showtimes was handing out buckets to exhibitors, they both proved that the buckets could be used for a lot more then just water and feed.

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Saturday, October 20, 2012 at 1:00 PM at the Ranch, Madill, Oklahoma

Selling 105 Head ...

TREY MOORE ...

Reserve Champion MaineAnjou Female, ’12 National Junior Maine-Anjou Show.

Bred by Moore

50 Maine-Anjou, MaineTainer Show Heifer Prospects & Future Donors.

15 Hereford Show Heifer & Donor Prospects LADD LANDGRAF ... Champion Maine-Anjou Female, ’12 Oklahoma Youth Expo.

Bred by DJ’s Cattle Co.

40 Bred Females & Fall Pairs

HALEY HUDSON ... Champion Horned Hereford Female, ’12 NWSS. Bred by Chruchill and purchased in ’11 Spring Edition Sale

ELIZABETH NESSLER ... Champion Horned Hereford Heifer, ’12 Illinois State Fair, and Division II Champion Owned Horned Heifer, ’12 National Junior Hereford Show. Bred by Us.

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LUCAS WISNEFSKI ...

Reserve Champion Junior Maine-Anjou Female, ’12 NWSS. Bred by Buck & Bond Sold with Winegardner

MACIE McCULLOM ...

National Champion Maine-Anjou Female, 2012 Fort Worth Stock Show & Supreme Champion Female, ’12 San Antonio.

Bred by Buck & Gibson

BAILEY BUCK ...

Grand Champion Female, ’12 National Junior Chianina Show & Reserve Champion Maine-Tainer Female, ’12 National Junior Maine-Anjou Show.

Bred by Davis & purchased in ’11 Spring Edition Sale

COLE MOORE ...

National Champion MaineTainer Female, ’12 Fort Worth Stock Show & Reserve Supreme Champion Female, ’12 Oklahoma Youth Expo. Bred by Buck

LAUREN SNODGRASS ... Reserve Champion Open MaineTainer Female, 2012 NWSS. Bred by Moore LAUREN SNODGRASS ... Champion Chianina Female, ’12 Fort Worth Stock Show. Bred by Buck & Broken Oak

Jirl, Brenda & Bailey Buck Madill, OK • 580-795-7271 • 580-795-4865 mobile

Show & Sale Cattle Matt Scasta, Davey Young & Ray Unwin, jirl@buckcattle.com • www.buckcattle.com Sale Location: 18 miles E. of I-35 on Hwy. 70.

All Buck cattle are fed MFM Feeds.

Talk to us about the advantages of MFM.

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November 30December 2, 2012

Presents the 18th Annual

BADGER KICK-OFF CLASSIC Prospect Steer and Heifer Show Wisconsin State Fair Park- West Allis, WI

Supreme Heifer and Champion Commercial

Classes for Steers, Market Heifers, and Breeding Heifers

Supreme Steer and Champion Crossbred

Reserve Supreme Heifer and Champion Shorthorn

CASH PRIZES to the Top Five Market Animals & Heifers

Reserve Supreme Steer and Reserve Crossbred

FOR MORE INFORMATION- SHOW DETAILS- REGISTRATION, CONTACT:

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NOW READ THE SHOWTIMES ON YOUR IPAD & IPHONE We are excited to announce that you can now view our latest issue on your iPhone and iPad! Just go to our website theshowtimesmagazine.com. Click on our latest issue, then select the iPad/iPhone version! We don’t require a password or login info... plus, it’s free! The Showtimes Magazine is also available online, on Facebook and in Print!

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SUNDAY

OCTOBER 14, 2012

Club Calf Sale 1PM

Consignors Include: - Jim Clay - Matt Jameson - Guy & Lael Knotwell - Jim & Shirley Miller - Scott Rakness - T Bar K Ranch - Talbott Club Calves - Three Diamond Livestock - University of Wyoming - XH Land & Cattle

Probable Sires:

Amen, Carnac, Chopper, Chore Boy, Eye Candy, Gambler, 1-80, Monopoly Money, Sinister, Thriller, Tiger Woods, Top Fuel, Walks Alone and Unforgiven..

Preview & Free Dinner beginning at 4:00pm Saturday.

Concessions will be available on sale day!

Dana Rosenquist 307-760-1677

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Visit us online at:

www.coloradoclubcalf.org

SPONSORS

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Special Interest

W.H.R. Helmsman 89

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Mountain Home A furniture store with a history in the livestock industry!

INFORMATION FROM KAY LA MONTAGNE, OWNER

BY LISA REID

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istory runs deep in the soil of the Hiwan Homestead in Evergreen, Colorado. Located about forty-five minutes west of Denver, one will find an old barn that carries with it the roots of the past while offering the public a selection of neat western furniture along with three other businesses. In 1939, the Buchanan family purchased 1,100 acres from the Douglas family and expanded the ranch to 15 thousand acres from 1940 to the mid 1950’s. The Hiwan barn was built in 1942 and housed W.H.R. Helmsman 89, the national known prize Hereford bull worth 61 thousand dollars in 1947. The original homestead was turned into a museum in August, 1975. The Buchanan family also had a sawmill, a drugstore and a restaurant in downtown Evergreen. One interesting fact is that the Buchanans raised 10,000 turkeys

annually for three years during World War II and sold them to the Swanson Company.

It is not every day that one will find a place with such unique and enviable offerings. Currently, the barn houses four businesses and is known as the Evergreen Design Center. Mountain Home, a furniture store offering furniture, accessories and carpets in a setting that evokes textures and materials of mountain homes, is the anchor store. This is one store you will want to visit if the opportunity ever arises.

The livestock industry has connections in all walks of life. Being funded by a prized Hereford bull, Mountain Home has earned a reputation as the top furniture store in the state, being named “Best Furniture store on Denver’s 7 A-List” as well as being awarded the “Evergreen Area Chamber of Commerce 2010 Business of the Year.” If you are ever in the area or looking for something truly unique for your home, barn, or office, be sure to make your way to this Colorado treasure.

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Northern Feed & Bean Lucerne, Colorado For Information Contact: Bob Pemberton 970.352.7875

Reserve Grand Champion Steer 2011 National Western Stock Show Shown by: Kaiti Robinson

Grand Champion Steer 2010 Colorado State Fair Shown by: Lisa Reid

Go to our Cool calf page on facebook and add your winning pictures!

If you own a Cool Calf cool room, or refrigeration system and would like us to post your winning pictures on our website, email cgilbert@supermarketservices.com

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NWSS 2011 Reserve Champion Polled Hereford Jr. & Open Show Shown by: Bailey Buck

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Faces + Places

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SPRINGFIELD

by: Cindy

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The Showtimes Hall of Fame honors individuals who excel in the livestock industry. If you would like to nominate someone for our Hall of Fame, please email theshowtimes@yahoo. com. Visit our online Hall of Fame at theshowtimesmagazine.com to learn more about all of our members.

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Phil Lautner July 2009

Ky Stierwalt March 2009

Kent Habeger March 2009

Jim Williams July 2009

members

Wayne Colette September 2009

Hall of Fame

Steve Bonham January 2010

Christy Collins March 2010

Kirk Stierwalt July 2010

Randy Daniel September 2010

John Sullivan January 2011

Bob May March 2011

Schnoor Sisters May 2011

Matt Lautner March 2012

Dan Hoge August 2011

American Royal October 2011

Mike Hartman May 2012

Bauman Family November 2011

James & Nick Sullivan July 2012

Mark Sneed January 2012

Dave Guyer September 2012

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Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Wisconsin State Fair

Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Illinois State Fair…sold with Caldwell

Reserve Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Iowa State Fair

Reserve Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Illinois State Fair

BROCK MAY

JAMES GRADERT

A.J. LINE

ZACHARY DAY

Congratulations to all our 2012 State Fair exhibitors on a job well done! These as well as many others not pictured here represent the success you can have with our good feedin’ cattle complemented by your hard work and dedication. We will have one of our best ever sets of steer and heifer prospects for sale this fall. Please call us or stop by either of our locations to select your next winner!

      Steve & Stacey Bonham, Logan & Baylor (405) 823-2972 Travis Otterstad (405) 219-9923 Ryan Smejkal (405) 664-8456 Tyler “Little Bob” Overby (405) 880-1874 Colton Wynne (405) 627-8437

Like us!

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HEMPSTEAD, TEXAS (979) 921-9959 Bob Maddox (979) 777-3655 www.bonhamshowcattle.com

Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Colorado State Fair…sold with May

Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Nebraska State Fair

Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Missouri State Fair

Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Kansas State Fair

CODY HUWA

LAUREN DILLEY

JESSE HOBLYN

SHILO SCHAAKE

Lauren also showed the Reserve Champion 4-H Steer at Missouri!

5th Overall Steer, Indiana State Fair

EMILY GREENWALD

Reserve Grand Champion Steer, Kentucky State Fair BLAKE BOYD

Champion FFA Steer, Nebraska State Fair BRODY WULF

Grand Champion Steer, Calgary Stampede NOSTADT SHOW CATTLE

Reserve Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Kansas State Fair CODY HRABE

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AK-SAR-BEN

2012 SHOW PREVIEW

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AK-SAR-BEN STOCK SHOW Omaha, NE September 27-30, 2012 Century Link Center

2012 JUDGES + SCHEDULE The 2012 Ak-Sar-Ben Stock Show Livestock Judges and Show Times!

Friday, Sept. 28th - Jake Owen

RODEO + CONCERT

MARKET BEEF

Joel Cowley / Sept. 29th @ 7:30am BREEDING BEEF

Garrett Parsons / Sept. 30th @ 7:30am MARKET HOGS

Warren Beeler / Sept. 30th @ 7:30am MARKET LAMBS

Steve Sturtz / Sept. 29th @ 7:30am MARKET GOATS

TBA / Sept. 28th @ 1:00pm

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Saturday, Sept. 29th - Diamond Rio

RODEO + CONCERT

Eleven Years of Champion Steers Ak-Sar-Ben 2001-2011 GRAND CHAMPION STEERS

2001 JON SIEVERS, IA / $22,400

2002 JESS RECKNOR, MN / $22,000

2003 RYAN HABEGER, IA / $30,000

2010 CODY BURKE, NE / $16,000

2011 MITCH MAUER, IA / $12,000

2004 MARK VICKLAND, CO / $24,000

2009 KYSA DOWNING, IA / $15,000

2008 AMANDA SCHUTZ, NE / $17,000

2005 KEVIN MAURER, IA / $23,000

2007 HOLLY ENGLAND, IA / $25,000

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Heritage Parade Huge balloons, drill teams, horses and cowboys mixed with downtown skyscrapers and streets as thousands of individuals from all areas of the Omaha community came together to celebrate the most popular community event- the Heritage Parade on Saturday, September 29th! Participants range from Boy Scout Troops to Community Organizations, Businesses, Marching Bands and more!In 2011, nearly 30,000 individuals viewed the parade as it made its way through downtown Omaha! The parade will be broadcast by Cox Communications on the OnDemand Free Zone.

History of Ak-Sar-Ben Established by the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben in 1928, "The Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Stock Show empowers youth to reach their full potential as productive adults through learning opportunities which develop life skills and character."

Our five objectives are: - To encourage 4-H youths to learn and apply practical livestock production, management and marketing practices.

- To assist youths in personal development and encourage character building, including honesty, integrity, credibility, responsibility, resourcefulness and leadership skills.

- To provide an opportunity for youths to meet new people, share ideas and learn to work cooperatively with others.

- To help youths look at the show as a learning opportunity in other competitive events (Showmanship, Herdsmanship, Calf Challenge, Lamb Challenge, Premier Exhibitor, Quiz Bow, Public Speaking).

- To acquaint the public with the 4-H program and the livestock industry.

To accomplish these goals, the volunteer AkSar-Ben officials work with Extension Offices, 4-H leaders and youths across the ten eligible states of Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming.

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Sale Timeline

Ak-Sar-Ben 1931, 1965 + 2006 CHAMPION SALE PRICES

LAMBS SALE PRICES

1931 1965 2006 Mervin Aegerter, NE

Pat Hart, NE

Cody Schminke, IA

$41

$743

$20,000

HOG SALE PRICES

1931 1965 2006 Leonard Timm, IA

Fred McGuire, NE

Emma Thurston, MN

$25

$874

$15,000

STEER SALE PRICES

1931 1965 2006 Louise Moeller, IA

Linda Mitchell, IA

Emma Vickland, CO

$328

$9,250

$22,000

GRAND CHAMPION HOG Austin Holmes

GRAND CHAMPION HOG Nathan Filipi

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Show Steer & Heifer Sale

NOVEMBER 3, 2012 Open House Viewing, 2:00pm until dark.

Stop by to inspect the calves and visit over a cold drink.

NOVEMBER 4, 2012 Calves will be sold via Breeder's World Online Auctions Bidding will close at 5:00PM MST

An online sale catalog with videos will be posted on BreedersWorldOnlineSales.com prior to the event.

Call Curtis to discuss the calves or to view the offering anytime before the sale.

Sidwell Hay & Cattle - Gill, CO

Curtis Sidwell 970-302-8588 - Jerry Sidwell 970-381-4701

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AMERICAN ROYAL

2012 SHOW PREVIEW

2012

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AMERICAN ROYAL

Kansas City, MO

Sunday, Oct. 28th @ 6:00pm

JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION

October 24 - November 4, 2012 Since 1899

2011 Show Stats 2012 JUDGES + SCHEDULE The 2012 American Royal Livestock Judges and Show Times!

MARKET STEER

Jim Williams / Oct. 27th @ 12pm

> Auction raised more than $275,000 > Sold 63 Head > 22 Steers > 25 Hogs > 14 Lambs > 2 Goats

Champion Steer: Elizabeth Jones - Williamsburg, IA - $60,000

SUPREME HEIFER

Champion Hog: Jake Keppy - Durant, IA - $20,000

MARKET HOGS

Champion Lamb: MacKenzie Fruchey - Fayette, OH - $10,000

MARKET LAMBS

Champion Goat: Madison Belcher - Texico, NM - $5,500

MARKET GOATS

In 2011 there were 790 Junior Market Animals and 486 Exhibitors!

Randy Daniel / Nov. 4th @ 4pm Wayne Huinker / Oct. 27th @ 1pm Scott Greiner / Oct. 27th @ 8am Chip Kemp / October 26th @ 2pm

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Livestock Show Stats 2006-2010 Year

Steers

Hogs

Lambs Goats Hiefers Exhib. States

2006

146

284

488

104

1182

1697

2007

136

329

442

105

1222

1623 34

2008

132

411

424

107

1065

1557

34

2009

161

342

395

122

1180

1752

36

2010

98

349

383

94

1107

1692

39

34

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Junior Premium Auction Stats 2001-2010 Year

Grand Steer Grand Hog

Grand Lamb

Grand Goat

2001

$40,000 $10,000 $7,500

2002

$57,500 $11,500 $5,500

2003

$42,000 $8,500 $4,500

2004

$42,000

$17,000

$19,000

$15,000

2005

$100,000

$23,000

$16,000

$13,000

2006

$115,000 $11,000 $5,500 $4,500

2007

$150,000

2008

$75,000 $17,000 $8,500 $10,000

2009

$60,000

2010

$60,000 $7,500 $15,500 $9,000

$30,000

$27,000

$12,000

$14,000

$11,000

DID YOU KNOW While the American Royal is considered one of America's premier livestock shows today, it began as a Hereford cattle show. In October of 1899 the National Hereford Show was held in Kansas City. The estimated attendance was 55,000!

$5,500

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Seven Years of Champion Steers American Royal 2005-2011 GRAND CHAMPION STEERS

2005

2006

2007

KY STIERWALT, OK

TIFFANI PRUITT, OK

2008

2009

2010

BROCK MAY, WI

BROCK MAY, WI

MACEY GORETSKA, IA

BROCK MAY, WI

2011 Elizabeth Jones, IA

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Seven Years of Champion Hogs American Royal 2005-2011 GRAND CHAMPION HOGS

2005

2006

2007

DYLAN EVANS, KS

JUSTIN COYLE, OK

JODI BROOKS, OK

2008

2009

2010

LAINE WHEATLEY, OK

RHYLEE STRAKA, OK

REECE SEIBOLD, OK

2011 Jake Keppy, IA

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Seven Years of Champion Lambs American Royal 2005-2011 GRAND CHAMPION LAMBS

2005

2006

2007

KELSEY LEE, KS

CODY OTT, OK

HEATHER GLASS, OK

2008

2009

2010

JARED WHITCOMB, IL

KAMDEN URBAN, OK

ALEXANDRA RAUTE, IN

2011 MacKenzie Fruchey, OH

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Seven Years of Champion Goats American Royal 2005-2011 GRAND CHAMPION GOATS

2005

2006

2007

STORMY TEICHELMAN, TX

WHITLEY JAMES, TX

CHAMA MARTIN, TX

2008

2009

2010

CHAMA MARTIN, TX

MERCEDES HARDIN, OK

CHAMA MARTIN, TX

2011 Madison Belcher, NM

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CONGRATULATIONS

TO ALL OF OUR WINNERS. . .

We are proud of your success!

Schaake Family RESERVE CHAMPION STEER • Iowa State Fair SOLD WITH CALDWELL, BREMER & SMITH

Gradert Family

GRAND STEER • Kansas State Fair

Boyd Family Day Family

Huwa Family

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION STEER • Kentucky State Fair

RESERVE CHAMPION STEER • Illinois State Fair

GRAND CHAMPION STEER • Colorado State Fair SOLD WITH BOB MAY

Strade Family

RESERVE SUPREME • Minnesota State Fair

May Family

GRAND CHAMPION STEER • Wisconsin State Fair

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Clark Family

CHAMPION CHI HEIFER • Ohio State Fair

5TH OVERALL STEER • Indiana State Fair

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GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HEIFER • Illinois State Fair

RESERVE STEER • Kansas State Fair

Dilly Family

Torrey Family

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER • Illinois State Fair SOLD WITH CALDWELL

Dilly Family RESERVE 4-H STEER • Missouri State Fair

King Family

GRAND CHAMPION STEER • Missouri State Fair

Wulfe Family

4TH OVERALL STEER • Michigan Livestock Expo

Hoblyn Family

GRAND CHAMPION 4-H STEER • Nebraska State Fair

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Clinton Laflin Clinton with his mom Heather, stepdad Cory, and little brother Cash

A true asset to the livestock industry.

BY CLINTON LAFLIN, KS

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Meet The Exhibitor

me along the way, but none more important than my parents, Guy and Heather. In a response typical of my parents, they decided they would do everything in their power to provide for me. They made countless challenging decisions to keep my feeble body functioning.

INTRODUCTION

Thoughts raced through my mind as I stood in front of the show ring for the first time as an exhibitor.

As a young man diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy my moment to shine was upon me.

Beads of sweat started to form on my forehead and adrenaline pumped through my veins at an alarming rate. I maintained my focus the best I could by concentrating on the task of exhibiting my animal to the best of my ability.

My thoughts were shattered by the voice of the announcer when he said “Next in the ring today is the first class of our Cow-Calf Pair Show.”

I swallowed hard, took a deep breath, and led my bull calf into the ring. The only question was

would my hours of hard work with my cattle finally pay off?

THE DISEASE I BATTLE EVERY DAY

Hello my name is Clinton Laflin from Olsburg Kansas. I am sure most of you reading this can recall similar feelings when you exhibited livestock for the first time. I didn’t exhibit cattle on my own until 2010, but my story doesn’t begin there, it starts much earlier.

You see I was born with Cerebral Palsy, a disease that affects the central nervous system. When I was born over two months early doctors informed my parents that I might not survive, and if I did there was a good chance that I would be mentally challenged.

I have had so many people help

These decisions included putting me on medications to keep my lungs inflated, surgeries to correct my walking pattern, and being on the verge of insomnia almost every night. Following almost six months in an incubator I was allowed to go home. When we went home for the first time as a family, people must have thought I was more of a machine than a baby. I had a mind numbing amount of machines and wires constantly monitoring my health.

My mother’s most vivid memory of these machines is of one that monitored my breathing. If one sensor moved slightly or the machine thought I stopped breathing it would produce a screeching alarm. My mom rushed in many times thinking she needed to shake me to start my breathing again. It was a very scary and uncertain time for my family, but a blessing from above was right around the corner.

It was discovered that I suffered some coordination loss and had

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limited muscle control, but my mind suffered little damage. The capability to use my mind would be a huge asset to me as I got older and progressed through school.

FAMILY HISTORY WITH THE CATTLE INDUSTRY

Agriculture and the cattle industry molded me into the person I am today. I don’t know where I would be without it. Agriculture is not simply a job to my family it is a way of life! I am surrounded by agriculture on both sides of my family.

I am a 5th generation Angus breeder at Laflin Ranch, and enjoy taking an active role in the everyday decisions made on the place.

Each generation of Laflin’s has taken pride in owning Angus cattle. From my great, great grandfather E.B to the youngest members of the 5th generation.

I enjoy the opportunity to market our cattle at national shows throughout the country, making breeding decisions, and preparing

our cattle for our annual sale. My great, great grandfather E.B. Laflin started Laflin Ranch in 1900. I am honored to be a part of the 2nd oldest Angus ranch in the United States. I look forward to staying involved in the cattle business for the rest of my life.

My mom’s side of the family owns and operates a commercial cow-calf operation in Eureka, Kansas. We have been involved in the commercial cattle industry for over a century. This operation was built by hard work and true dedication by my entire family.

My grandparents Clint and Irlene Huntington, my stepdad Cory, my mom Heather, and my little brother Cash and I all take active roles in the ranch. We run an Angus based cow-herd and utilize choice Flint Hills pastures to graze yearlings during the summer.

WHAT OPPORTUNITIES AGRICULTURE HAS PROVIDED ME

Agricultural related events have played a central role in activities I participated in growing up. From

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FFA and 4-H to state and National Angus Association events, agriculture has been there. These opportunities helped me discover my own strengths despite my perceived disability. I discovered my joy for public speaking, livestock judging, and giving back to organizations like the National Junior Angus Association (NJAA). I developed my passion for agriculture through these platforms.

I was a successful livestock judging team member at Butler Community College from 2008-2010.

This experience allowed me to sharpen my evaluation skills, and improved my ability to think on my feet. I made some lifelong friends along the way.

Through competitive public speaking I realized I had a passion for communicating with others. Both of these pastimes allowed me to invest my competitive spirit into things I care about.

The NJAA provided a great way for me to combine my love for Angus cattle and giving back to others. The NJAA allowed me to expand my knowledge base through competitive contests, and meet many great people. Being elected to the NJAA Board of

Directors was an honor. It allowed me to impact the lives of young people in a positive way, and help juniors realize their goals.

FUTURE GOALS

These opportunities impacted my goals for the future. I will graduate from Oklahoma State University with degrees in Animal Science and Agricultural Communications in December. I plan on taking my law school entrance exams in October with the hope of getting accepted into law school. I hope to specialize in environmental law.

I would like to work closely with policy makers on making decisions that impact agriculture. Few people understand the needs of the industry, being a lawyer with an understanding is beneficial for producers everywhere. During and after this experience I plan to own and operate an Angus ranch.

Through my challenges I have learned to roll with the punches.

I am aware that life throws many curveballs, and these plans may change, however I believe if I am willing to make necessary sacrifices and improve every day I will accomplish my goals.

PEOPLE I WOULD LIKE TO THANK

I could write a novel on the people I want to thank and why but I don’t think the editors of Showtimes would let me. Here are a few that I wouldn’t be here today

without.

Thank you to the countless friends who have helped me believe I could do anything if I put my mind to it. My parents improvised, overcame and adapted countless times so I could realize my dreams.

Thank-you for never letting me use my disability as a crutch, for teaching me the importance of a good work ethic, and helping me improve every day. I love you!

For my surgeons who used their skill so I could continue walking. Thank you to my family for always being there for me. Ethan McCabe for being a true friend who never let me give up when the going got tough, and always being there for me. My cousin Josh Laflin for being like a second brother to me, thanks for the perspective you have provided through the years, and for everything you have done. Finally nothing would be possible without God above allowing me to grace this planet. Thank you everyone

CONCLUSION

Even though I didn’t walk out of the ring with the color of ribbon I wanted, my first show as an exhibitor couldn’t have gone better. I exhibited my bull calf to the best of my ability, and proved to myself that if you are willing to work at it anything is possible. ▪ The Showtimes would like to thank Clinton for sharing his story and wish him luck with all of his future endeavors!

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Photo: Courtesy of Jirl Buck. Scott Hessman and Bob May during the 2010 Maine Jr. National in Spencer, IA.

Photo: Courtesy of Matt Lautner Blog.

Scott Hessman washing a calf in Sioux Falls.

Photo: Scott Hessman at Ak-Sar-Ben 2011.

Scott Hessman September 6, 1959 - September 11, 2012 The livestock industry suffered a great loss on the morning of September 11th with the passing of the legendary Scott Hessman or "Hessie." Practically everyone, including our family, has a "Hessie" story. He has impacted us all in some way and he will truly be missed. An individual. A talent. A show calf legend.

-The Reids

Following his passing, many individuals, through Facebook posts and conversations, shared their condolences of which we are sharing a few.

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David "Scott" Hessman, 53, of Battle Creek, Iowa, formerly of Spencer, passed away suddenly Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012, at Avera-McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, S.D. Scott Hessman was born Sept. 6, 1959, at Muscatine (Iowa) Community Hospital, the son of David and Arlene (Jackson) Hessman. At age 1, he moved to Ida Grove, Iowa, where he spent his growing-up years. He graduated from Ida Grove High School in May 1977. He attended Eastern Iowa Community College in Muscatine for two years.

He was the usual country-type boy while growing up and at age 9 became a member of 4-H. This was his beginning in showing cattle and learning how to prepare them for show.

This was his life, and he enjoyed it. He was able to have his cattle at the Bremer farm, because he was a "city boy." The Bremers taught Scott many lessons. He showed a shorthorn steer that won 12 of 13 shows. The steer went on to be the Iowa State Fair purebred shorthorn champion and the AkSar-Ben champion. The steer was sold to Arby's Roast Beef of Omaha, Neb. Sheep and hogs were also some of his projects -- he showed the champion carcass lamb at Ak-Sar-Ben one year.

He started his Professional cattle grooming business with

When I was 15 years old the Simmental Regional show was in Beatrice, Nebraska. I, not claiming I know anything now, but back then I had no idea how to clip or fit cattle and very little experience.

And with no Stock Show Universities and Stierwalt videos it made it tough to get better at what you were doing. The day before the show I was hacking away on my heifer and a guy walks by and says, "let me show you how you should be doing that." He continues to clip my heifer and has me help him as he does it. I learned a lot that day. Mind you this guy was Johnny Hooks right

Gene Doran in 1979. He worked for Duane and Don Hilbert in Algona, Iowa, at Hartman Cattle Co. in Wood River, Neb., and for a few years with Fred and Mike Hartman. He learned the business well during those years with Kenny Bremer, Gene Doran, the Hilberts and the Hartmans.

Following that learning experience, he worked for several cattle companies: Jim Morland family of Eastland, Texas, Jim Harrell of Oklahoma, Travis Otterstad family of Tuttle, Okla., Steve Bonham of Kansas, O'Dell family of southeast Oklahoma and Lautner family of Jefferson, Iowa, as well as many others. He was currently working with the Boyle families.

When Scott passed away, by his side were his father, Dave, and special friends, Joan Ludvigson and Allen Swanson.

Survivors include his father, Dave Hessman of Spencer (special friend Joan Ludvigson of Holstein, Iowa); his brother, Jay; nieces, Jade, Shanti and Sara Abbengast; and aunts, uncles, cousins and numerous friends.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Arlene Hessman; paternal grandparents, David and Elma Hessman; and maternal grandparents, Ralph and Letha Jackson.

- Sioux City Journal

hand man back in that time frame. To put it in perspective for the younger generation, it would be like having Bob May, Mark Copus, or Tracy Goretska come up to you and volunteer to teach you. I wasn't the only kid this man helped in such a way I will guarantee you.

He enjoyed it. This guy will go down in history as one of the all time greats. Name is Scott Hessman and I had the honor to call him a friend.

- Cory Thomsen

extremely intelligent and has forgot more about show cattle than most of us will ever know. He was a great guy. Hessy will be missed and talked about from now on.

- Jirl Buck

In his prime, Scott Hessman was no doubt one of the most talented people I've ever seen with a pair of clippers. He truly loved showing cattle and all the people involved. He was

Scott Hessman had a great fondness for telling great show cattle stories. His ability to recall events from 10-25 years previous was remarkable.

Scott had a passion for show cattle, he has left a unique

I remember the first time I met him, Jirl and I were dating. We were at Houston Livestock Show and Hessie was fitting a llama! He was blowing the hair. He did it all and knew everyone!

- Brenda Buck

colorful legacy.

- Matt Lautner Of all the people I've been around, I've never known anyone who loved cattle more than Scott. A great inspiration to be the best that I could be!

- Travis Otterstad Whenever you visited with Hessie he made you smile. He loved the people and the cattle industry.

- John Sullivan If there's a Club Calf Heaven...Scott Hessman is sure to be there!!

- Phil Lautner

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Market Beef

OHIO

STATE FAIR ■ Date: 2012 ■ Location: Ohio ■ Results: Linde's Livestock Photos

Grand Champion Market Beef ■ Danielle Heintz

Reserve Champion Market Beef ■ Mackenzie Fruchey

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SHOW RESULTS COMING UP

More Market Beef | Prospect Steers | Prospect Heifers | Breeding Heifers

4th Overall Market Beef ■ Sara Klehm

3rd Overall Market Beef ■ Brooke Egbert

5th Overall Market Beef ■ Kyle Piscione

Champion Angus

Reserve Angus

Champion Maine-Anjou

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Champion Chi

Reserve Chi

Champion Market Heifer

Reserve Market Heifer

Champion Hereford

Reserve Hereford

Champion Division I

Reserve Division I

Jordan Mullett

Callie Daniels

Christina Norman

Will Harsh

Janel Gilbert

Jarett Smith

Mackenzie Fruchey

Sarah Johnson

Wyatt Daniels

Lance Utt

Allison Davis

Madison Clark

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Market Beef | Prospect Steers

OHIO

STATE FAIR

Champion Division III

Reserve Division III

Reserve Division IV

Reserve Shorthorn

Champion Division V

Reserve Division V

Gerrett Davison

Carson Shafer

■ Date: 2012 ■ Location: Ohio ■ Results: Linde's Livestock Photos

Sierra Gastomsky

Mackenzie Shuey

Reserve AOB Kirsten Augustine

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Sara Klehm

Lori Millenbaugh

SHOW RESULTS COMING UP

Prospect Heifers | Breeding Heifers

Grand Champion Prospect Steer ■ Branden DeFrank

Grand Champion Prospect Steer ■ Taulbee Cattle Co.

3rd Overall Prospect Steer ■ Kayla Campbell

4th Overall Prospect Steer ■ Buckeye Valley Show Cattle

5th Overall Prospect Steer ■ Sarah Wireman

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Prospect Heifers | Breeding Heifers

OHIO

STATE FAIR ■ Date: 2012 ■ Location: Ohio ■ Results: Linde's Livestock Photos

Grand Champion Prospect Heifer ■ Christopher Tooms

Reserve Champion Prospect Heifer ■ Buckeye Valley Show Cattle

3rd Overall Prospect Heifer ■ Clouse Farms

4th Overall Prospect Heifer ■ Studer Farms

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5th Overall Prospect Heifer ■ C.J. Williams

SHOW RESULTS COMING UP

More Breeding Heifers

Supreme Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Hannah Spohn

Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Lauren Grimes

3rd Overall Breeding Heifer ■ Addison Jones

4th Overall Breeding Heifer ■ Jared Bates

5th Overall Breeding Heifer ■ Brooke Bumgardner

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Breeding Heifers

OHIO

STATE FAIR

Champion Hereford

Reserve Hereford

Champion Shorthorn

Reserve Shorthorn

Champion Shorthorn Plus

Reserve Shorthorn Plus

Champion Simmental

Reserve Simmental

Addison Jones

Sara Beanblossom

■ Date: 2012 ■ Location: Ohio ■ Results: Linde's Livestock Photos

Jared Bates

Kaitlyn Justice

Brooke Bumgardner

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Lauren Corry

Hank Levan

Ty Whitney

SHOW RESULTS

Ch. Simmental Influence

Res. Simmental Influence

Champion Angus

Reserve Angus

Champion Chianina

Reserve Chianina

Champion Gelbvieh

Reserve Gelbvieh

Champion Limousin

Reserve Limousin

Champion Limflex

Reserve Limflex

Champion Maine-Anjou

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Champion MaineTainer

Reserve MaineTainer

Lauren Grimes

Madison Clark

Hannah Williamson

Hannah Spohn

Austin Henthorn

Curtis Harsh

Hannah Williamson

Janel Gilbert

Lauren Grimes

Hunter Sheeley

Taylor Cluxton

Brittany Conkey

Kinsey Crowe

Cody Mack

Hannah Ziegler

Abigail Collins

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SHOW RESULTS COMING UP

Breeding Heifers | Open Cattle

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Grand + Reserve Champion Market Lamb ■ Darren McLaughlin

Grand Champion Market Hog ■ Jamie Beach

Reserve Champion Market Hog ■ Brooke Stromberger

Grand Champion Market Goat ■ Tanner Fetzer

Reserve Champion Market Goat ■ Shelby Teague

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Breeding Heifers

COLORADO STATE FAIR

■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Pueblo, Colorado ■ Judge: Brigham Stewart, KS ■ Results: Barker Photography

Grand Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Cody Huwa

Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Kyndal Reitzenstein

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SHOW RESULTS COMING UP

Open Cattle

Champion Angus

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COLORADO STATE FAIR

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Grand Champion Open Breeding Heifer ■ Austin Reitzenstein

Grand Champion Open Bull ■ Largent Herefords

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Market Beef

KANSAS STATE FAIR

■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Kansas ■ Results: Huncovsky

Grand Champion Market Beef ■ Shilo Schaake

Reserve Champion Market Beef ■ Cody Hrabe

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SHOW RESULTS COMING UP

Breeding Heifers

Champion Angus

Reserve Angus

Champion Limousin

Reserve Limousin

Champion AOB

Reserve AOB

Champion Maine-Anjou

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Champion Charolais

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Champion Shorthorn

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Quentin Ediger

Ben Jensen

Lauren Prill

Kohlton Voboril

Luke Sankey

Tyler Goetzmann

Madylien Voboril

Baron Crumbaker

Cody Hutchinson

Trenton Goering

Shaelyn Griffin

Cody Hrabe

Sarah Pelton

Keller Jillian

Kelsie Shapland

Logan Allen

Garret Smith

Taylor Goering

Chance Draper

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Breeding Heifers

KANSAS STATE FAIR

■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Kansas ■ Results: Huncovsky

Grand Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Shilo Schaake

Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Katie Deal

3rd Overall Breeding Heifer ■ Eva Hinrichsen

4th Overall Breeding Heifer ■ Lauren Prill

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5th Overall Breeding Heifer ■ Brook Jensen

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Market Beef

IOWA

STATE FAIR ■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Des Moines, Iowa ■ Judge: Jim Williams ■ Results: Linde

Grand Champion Market Beef ■ Trevor Moore

Reserve Champion Market Beef ■ James Gradert

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3rd Overall Market Beef ■ Dustin Lund

4th Overall Market Beef ■ Danielle DeLange

5th Overall Market Beef ■ Morgan McDermott

Champion Angus

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Taylor Duckett

James Gradert

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Bailey Walrod

Jenna Rohret

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Champion Hereford Tyler Krebs

Reserve Hereford Austin Deppe

Champion ShorthornPlus Alex Alliger

Reserve ShorthornPlus Madison Snyder

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Market Beef

IOWA

STATE FAIR ■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Des Moines, Iowa ■ Judge: Jim Williams ■ Results: Linde

Grand Champion Market Heifer ■ Macey Goretska

Reserve Champion Market Heifer ■ Elizabeth Jones

3rd Overall Champion Market Heifer

■ Kade Killmer

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SHOW RESULTS COMING UP

Breeding Heifers

Champion AOB

Reserve AOB

Champion Division II

Reserve Division II

Champion Chi

Reserve Chi

Champion Division III

Reserve Division III

Champion Simmental

Reserve Simmental

Champion Maine-Anjou

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Ashley Iehl

Dustin Lund

Jenel Wenndt

Gracie Russell

Sophie Hansen

Morgan McDermott

Trevor Moore

Jordyn Burco

Danielle DeLange

Seth Plendl

Cale Smith

Abby Staudt

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NOW

Breeding Heifers

IOWA

STATE FAIR ■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Des Moines, Iowa ■ Results: Linde

Grand Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Luke Elder

Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Madison Udell

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SHOW RESULTS COMING UP

More Breeding Heifers

4th Overall Breeding Heifer ■ Luke Elder

3rd Overall Breeding Heifer ■ Jordan Crall

5th Overall Breeding Heifer ■ Madison Udell

Champion Angus

Reserve Angus

Champion Limousin

Reserve Limousin

Champion Red Angus

Reserve Red Angus

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Reserve Shorthorn

Champion Hereford

Reserve Hereford

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Riley Sieren

Addy Van Vliet

Kennedy Core

Drew Norris

Camiel Blomme

Payton Vogel

Hallie Linhart

Jacob Darbyshire

Ben Weis

Derek Anderson

Payton Vogel

Morgan Muller

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NOW

Breeding Heifers

IOWA

STATE FAIR ■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Des Moines, Iowa ■ Results: Linde

Champion Charolais X

Reserve Charolais X

Champion Charolais

Reserve Charolais

Champion Simmental

Reserve Simmental

Champion Commercial

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Kiley Elder

Olivia Lapke

Kiersten Jass

Madison Udell

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Mallory Bakley

Tyler Espenscheid

Luke Elder

SHOW RESULTS

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Champion MaineTainer

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Kailey Eskildsen

Jordan Crall

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Kenton Lain

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Kiley Elder

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Luke Elder

Kaitlin Ihns

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Grand Champion Market Lamb ■ Tierney Reilly Reserve Champion Market Lamb ■ Malorie Langholff

Grand Champion Market Barrow ■ Austin Lynd Reserve Champion Market Barrow ■ Steven Blume

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SHOW RESULTS

Grand Champion Market Lamb ■ Troy Sloan

Reserve Champion Market Lamb ■ Troy Sloan

Grand Champion Market Barrow ■ Troy Sloan

Reserve Champion Market Barrow ■ Amy McAlexander

Grand Champion Market Goat ■ Sara Gillum

Reserve Champion Market Goat ■ Gage Porter

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Breeding Heifers

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Grand Champion Purebred Heifer ■ Claire Trennepohl

Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer ■ DerekRichie

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SHOW RESULTS

Grand Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Danny Headley

Grand Champion Bull ■ Marvin Kramer

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Market Beef | Market Lambs | Market Hogs | MarketGoats

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COUNTY FAIR ■ Date: July 2012 ■ Location: Greeley, Colorado ■ Results: Casey Sidwell

Grand Champion Market Beef ■ Alyssa DePorter

Reserve Champion Market Beef ■ Austin Reitzenstein

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SHOW RESULTS

Grand Champion Market Lamb ■ Kayla Frink

Reserve Champion Market Lamb ■ Jed Sidwell

Grand Champion Market Hog ■ Austin Reitzenstein

Reserve Champion Market Hog ■ Austin Huwa

Grand Champion Market Goat ■ Tanner Fetzer

Reserve Champion Market Goat ■ Faith Fetzer

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Market Beef

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR

■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Springfield, Illinois ■ Results: Cindy

Grand Champion Market Beef ■ A.J. Line

Reserve Champion Market Beef ■ Zach Day

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Breeding Heifers

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR

■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Springfield, Illinois ■ Results: Cindy

Elizabeth Heaton “I can do all things through Him who gives me strength”, were the only words running through my mind as I stood in the Grand Drive at the Illinois State Fair, what I consider to be one of the most competitive state fairs in the nation. Those words were the only comfort I could find in that ring, knowing that He was there with me. It was the most nerve wracking experience of my life, I could not stop shaking. There I stood belly deep in shavings that had been compacted over many years, it was my biggest dream to walk out of that ring with the Supreme Champion Heifer at the Illinois State Fair. By the grace of God and the preference of Mr. Ken Geuns, I did. Still today as I am writing this, I struggle to find the words to describe how it felt, it was truly indescribable & I am still more or less still in a state of disbelief.

It has been a very humbling experience to accomplish something only a select few exhibitors achieve in their junior show career.

I may be the one at the end of the halter, but I owe much of my success to God and my family. I really cannot say thank you enough to my brother Jon, I really could not do any of this without you. Thank you to my parents Rick and Nancy for all of their support. Also, thank you to Mike and Dalton Hartman, Jason Minnaert and all of the fitting crew that helped get Patsy ready. I will never forget the 2012 Illinois State Fair & it will always remind me of how blessed I truly am.

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Grand Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Elizabeth Heaton

Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer ■ Derek Humphrey

NOW

Breeding Heifers

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR

Champion Hereford

Reserve Hereford

Champion Polled Hereford

Reserve Polled Hereford

Champion Maine-Anjou

Reserve Maine-Anjou

Champion MaineTainer

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Seely Sayre

Kendi Sayre

■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Springfield, Illinois ■ Results: Cindy

Morgan Lowderman

Curt Fergerson

Derek Humphrey

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Matt Johnson

Jamie Moore

Elizabeth Heaton

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR

■ Date: August 2012 ■ Location: Springfield, Illinois ■ Results: Cindy

Champion Shorthorn

Reserve Shorthorn

Champion ShorthornPlus

Reserve ShorthornPlus

Champion AOB

Reserve AOB

Maddey Tebbe

Jacob Tol

Jade Oros

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Greta Meisner

Brad Craig

SHOW RESULTS

Champion Charolais

Reserve Charolais

Champion Limousin

Reserve Limousin

Champion Beltie

Reserve Beltie

Will Blankers

Christine Todd

Ryan Fogle

Trent Bertsche

Micaela Fosdick

Ryan Fogle

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Giving Back

BROS. Paying it forward...one champion at a time

BY DENHAM MIRON, MI

M

y brother Dayton and I are 14 and 10 years old. We live in a small town called Escanaba in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, a ways off of the “show trail”. With the support of our parents we have been blessed to have what we consider a “fairy tale” start to our show careers. I have shown steers for four years, and last year (13 years old) I won overall showman at our state fair, something I’m very proud of. My brother Dayton (“the lucky one”) has just completed his first year of showing.

We try to attend 5-6 shows a year here in the Midwest with our steers. We also attend all the fitting/clipping clinics we can while attending these shows, Dayton and I (we are a team) do ALL the clipping and fitting on our calves, Dad says it’s more rewarding this way, though I struggled for a few years and made a lot of mistakes, I’m getting better now and it truly is rewarding. Last fall we were at the Badger Kickoff

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in Milwaukee, Wisconsin when we picked up a complimentary issue of the Showtimes magazine.

As we were traveling home I came across the story of Cody Huwa and his Colorado State Fair Champion Steer “Rooster”. The story of his sister Kylie and her cheer team touched me and my family so much that we made a pact right then and there that if we were ever so lucky to win “Grand Champion” at our State Fair that we would do as Cody did and donate some of our proceeds to local charities.

So now it’s mid July and we just returned from a good butt kickin’ at the Michigan Livestock Expo in Lansing and my Dad tells Dayton and I that with the price of feed and all that we must choose our top two steers for our mid August fair and send the other two to market. Against my Dads wishes (I am a teenager you know) I went with my shorter bodied, well haired, Walks Alone steer ”Chief”. My brother went with a bigger framed Q Dog steer that I originally picked out last fall from a local breeder and good friend Jim Moker.

Now it’s show day at our Michigan State Fair and wouldn’t you know my steer ended up being a tick too short and my brother Dayton (remember…”the lucky one”) wins GRAND CHAMPION with the Q Dog (“Ben”). Our champion steers don’t sell for what most other State Fairs do but Dayton and I (still inspired by Cody’s story) have decided to solicit a few local businesses to see if they would match our donations to local charities of $4,000.00. Thanks to Showtimes magazine for printing Cody’s story and thanks to Cody & his family for inspiring this “small town family” of showers in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. As Cody and his family wished others would do as they did, we would also wish for future fortunate showers to donate what they could to help make a difference. I myself am very thankful for our Vets and their sacrifices so my donations will be towards the Wounded Warriors charity, Dayton, well he is an animal lover (yes, he really struggles last day of fair) so he has chosen the local animal shelter as his charity. ▪

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Psalm 34:8 ”O taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the man that trusteth in Him.”

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BY BRAD HENDERSON, CO

pray everyone had a wonderful year. I don't know about you but I'm still trying to figure out where the year went.

It's seems like just a few weeks ago we were traveling around looking for next years show string and in the blink of an eye it's over and here we are again. Time never slows down it only speeds up. My wonderful wife will tell you I can never sit still and unless I'm doing five things at once I will drive everyone around me crazy. I can't sit still but let me pass along some hard learned wisdom. I seem to forget about the verse above until the storm overwelms me and I finally stop and cry out to Him for His absolute supremacy over everything in my life.

"Be still and know that I am God." These eight words say so much and mean so many different things depending where you are as you read this. But lets break it apart- "Be still". Wow, wouldn't you think that would be easy? If you're a parent you

just took a sigh. The word "still" in this verse, in the original Hebrew means, "Cease from warlike activites". Let me tell you a little bit about the Henderson ranch- the Lord blessed my angel of a wife and me with four wonderful kids.

Our oldest, a strong 17 year old man (he left the description of boy behind years ago). In fact, he was probably more mature than his Dad since he turned 5. Our oldest daughter is now 16 and she blesses me daily with her beauty that beams from the biggest heart I've ever been blessed to know. I just stand in awe of what God is doing with our first two despite my failures. We had a slight break between the first two and the second set. Our youngest son is now 12 and he is an exact duplicate of my Dad and my Grandpa rolled into one- strong, fast, easily bored like his dad, but with a heart for animals that only rivals one person on this planet, his Great Grandma. And then there's our youngest daughter, who is now 10.

Yes, she's my baby and I'm doing all I can to keep her there but she's growing up so fast. Just like her sister- So smart, so beautiful, and they both have me wrapped around their little finger- ask our sons! With four siblings in our home, "Ceasing from warlike

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activities" or being "still" is a rare occurance in our home. Add to that, all show livestock. All four compete in rodeo. One is also into motocross. They all play school sports and each have non-livestock projects. For 17 years now, my wife's Suburban would fly into the yard, slow to a pace the kids could run at top speed to catch, suddenly doors would open and two kids would bale out while the other two would jump in and in a plume of diesel smoke it would roar off to the next activity. Same for the truck and trailer- constantly being converted (sometimes while going down the road) from horse hauler to show trailer. It may be an insane lifestyle to someone outside of it, but for those families emersed like ours, we wouldn't have it any other way. But I'll be the first to admit the whirlwind can sometimes become overwhelming.

I am so bad about gathering those reins in my hands and trying to make life go where I think it needs to go. I try to control everything, and think I can, when in reality my life is totally out of my control.

Thank God, He is in total control of this entire universe that He created - from the tiniest atomic particle to the huge galaxies you see in science books. But like David says in Psalm 40:17, "But I

am poor and needy; yet the Lord thinketh upon me." That verse always gives me chills. The Creator of this huge universe "thinks about me". Every moment He is focused on me. How often to I even take a few seconds to acknowledge Him? He wants us to seek His face and His will for our lives, moment by moment, and turn it all over to Him so His Name will be glorified in every corner of our lives. His love for us is beyond our comprehension and I can't tell you the peace of knowing that He is God and in absolute control.

I pray that you and your family take take a break between show seasons and refresh. I pray that when this next show year fires off at warp speed you will make it a point to pause, as often as you can, and trully "be still" and know that He is God, your heavenly Father.

I can't put into words the peace of knowing Him and putting it all in His hands. â–Ş

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CJSA Results

2012 CJSA

A look back at the 2012 Colorado Junior Swine Association!

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BY LORI HAMILTON, CO

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quality family time together, learn to work as a team, and be able to see the different areas of colorful Colorado.

For more information on this organization please see our website at www.coloradojuniorswine.com or you can call any of the officers. In addition, you can look for us on Facebook at Colorado Junior Swine Association. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or being on the board please contact Johnnie Hamilton at 719-846-3559. â–Ş

2012 CJSA Final Standings

he Colorado Junior Swine Association was created five years ago. The mission is to provide youth swine exhibitors in Colorado with a network of support and opportunity to gain knowledge in the purebred, show pig and commercial swine industry.

Members start in Sterling Colorado in April with the first show and go throughout the state through June. The members are competing for points in showmanship and breeds. Awards are awarded during the Colorado State Fair. Scales, show boxes, clippers, jackets, and a variety of other awards are given out depending on the amount of sponsorships. This year we had nearly 80 members with nearly half of those traveling to 60% or more of the 15 shows. Our officers this year included Johnnie Hamilton President, Kip Johnson vice president, Karen Maneotis Secretary, Tim Muhr Treasurer, Case Pallotto Public Relations, Rodney Reinick Sponsorship Coordinator, Ed Vial, Chad Mitchell, Marinda Simpson, and Bo Sexton as Ex Officio. The proud sponsors included Pioneer Natural Resources, Teague Family, Colorado Pork Producers Council, Quicksilver Resources, TGS Welding LLC, Showmaster Feed, Agfinity, Northern Feed & Bean, Diamond Livestock, Honor Nutrition, Crane Show Pigs, Showin’ for the Cure, Carlson Show Pigs, Simpson Livestock, State Farm, Baby Blue Show Pigs, ADM Alliance Nutrition, Hamilton Show Pigs, Special Reserve Sires, The Showtimes Magazine, Amen Family Livestock, Peaks to Prairie Show Pigs, E&E Show Pigs, Suidae Technologies Inc., Ogle Genetics, Ehrlich Toyota East, JBS (Pork Marketing), Ranch Way Feeds, Troy Built Show Pigs, and Stringert Orthodontics. The organization and its members would like to thank all the sponsors for making this year so successful!

Overall 1. Tanner Fetzer 2. Abigail Reinick 3. Aaron Hamilton 4. Amanda Sears 5. Tucker Teague Novice Showmanship 1. Gabe Vickers 2. Karsyn Fetzer 3. Alyssa Clark 4. Amelia Vickers 5. Lola Mitchell Jr. Showmanship 1. Travis Hamilton 2. Landree Heidenreich 3. Faith Fetzer 4. Jayden Gettman 5. Wyatt Halley Int. Showmanship 1. Alek Muhr 2. Tucker Teague 3. Tanner Fetzer 4. Amanda Sears 5. Andrea Maneotis Sr. Showmanship 1. Abigail Reinick 2. Shelby Teague 3. Aaron Hamilton 4. Sammi Halley 5. Talara Ries Duroc 1. Andrea Maneotis 2. Talara Ries 3. Blayd Fox 4. Wyatt Halley

5. Shelby Teague Hampshire 1. Gabe Vickers 2. Tanner Gettman 3. Shelby Teague 4. Andrea Maneotis 5. Aaron Hamilton York 1. Aaron Hamilton 2. Amanda Sears 3. Tucker Teague 4. Alek Muhr 5. Wyatt Halley OPB 1. Bailie Fox 2. Wyatt Halley 3. Tanner Fetzer 4. Karsyn Fetzer 5. Abbie Halley Dark Cross 1. Abigail Reinick 2. Amanda Sears 3. Blayd Fox 4. Karsyn Fetzer 5. Tanner Fetzer

Light Cross 1. Abigail Reinick 2. Tanner Fetzer 3. Alex Vickers 4. Sammi Halley 5. Travis Hamilton

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Nigro’s Western Store A store who’s quality boots and service have become a must buy within our industry!

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BY ANITA NIGRO

he Nigro family didn’t start out in the western retail industry. They have found it to be their niche. Tony Nigro Sr. and his wife Lucy, both who have now passed away, began in the grocery business in 1948 on the corner of 34th and Merriam Lane in Kansas City. A few years later they decided to fill some empty warehouse space in the back of the store with a small inventory of western products.

Over the years, that part of the business gradually grew with the help of their sons.. In 1983, they got out of the grocery business and converted the 10,000 sq.ft. grocery store into a western store. Today the store is owned and operated by Tony Jr., David Sr., his wife Anita and their son David Jr. Nigro’s has an immense inventory of boots. Brands include Rios of Mercedes, Anderson Bean, Ariat, Justin, Lucchese, Corral, Durango, Old West, Tony Lama and Nacona. With Jeans in the thousands, brands include, Wrangler, Levi, Cinch, Ariat, Carhart, Lee, Miss Me, Grace in LA, Rock 47 and Petrol.

They have western Shirts, Hats, saddles, tack, horse supply and over 1500 belts to choose from. There is a ladies boutique section of fine clothing, handbags, wallets, jewelery and accessories.

October will be a busy month with their 5th bi-an-

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nual Girls Night Out on October 25th 6-9pm. A $10 donation at the door will benefit Breast Cancer.

There will be Food, beer, wine, over 30 prizes and Lot’s of fun! October 26th and 27th will be their second annual Rios of Mercedes trunk show. Custom boots made to order from a wide selection of exotic skins and leather. Owner of Rios, Ryan Vaughan, Boot Rep, Scott Tucker and David Jr. will help you design the boots that are right for you!

When you shop at Nigro’s, located at 3320 Merriam Lane in Kansas City, Kansas, expect to enjoy a pleasant and inviting atmosphere and of course outstanding service! ▪

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Recipe

Recipe submitted by Sandra Yearous and Janice Reitzenstein, CO

Salted Peanut Chews

Cream Can Dinner

These are some of the most popular cookies that Janice brings to many shows. It’s almost a given that they show up at every show and disappear quickly.

This has been an end of summer tradition and also birthday celebrations, cowboy style dinner, for many years in our family.

We do this in a 10 ½ gallon metal milk can but you can also do it in a number of different ways including a dutch oven or even a large kettle on a gas grill.

By: Janice Reitzenstein

Crust 1 ½ c all purpose flour ½ c margarine or butter, softened 2/3 c. brown sugar, firmly packed ½ tsp salt ¼ tsp baking soda ½ tsp baking powder 1 tsp vanilla 2 egg yolks 3 c. miniature marshmallows

Sandra Yearous and Janice Reitzenstein, affectionately known by some as the “Grandma Posse” are often seen at cattle shows watching their grandkids. Sandra is from Fort Morgan and Janice resides in Thorton, Colorado. They have been watching their grandkids show for over 15 years and are always known for the tasty treats they bring to share. Kyndal and Austin Reitzenstein from Kersey, CO are Sandra and Janice’s grandchildren and many of their friends know it’s a good time to visit their showbox when the “Grandma Posse” bring their goodies. Sandra also enjoys watching her other grandchildren, Kassandra and Coy Shoemaker show cattle and horses. Janice’s other grandchildren, Kyle, Shane, Chase, and Reese Anderson from Chrisman, Illinois also show cattle.

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Topping 2/3 c. corn syrup ¼ c. margarine or butter 2 tsp vanilla 2 c. crisp rice cereal 12 oz package or peanut butter chips 2 c. salted peanuts Heat oven to 350 degrees. In a large bowl combine all crust ingredients, except marshmallows, until crumbly. Press firmly in bottom of ungreased 9x13 pan. Bake 12-15 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from oven and sprinkle marshmallows evenly over crust. Return to oven and bake until puffy, about 1-3 minutes. Remove from oven.

In microwave safe bowl combine corn syrup, butter, vanilla, and peanut butter chips until melted and smooth. Add to cereal and peanuts. Immediately spread over marshmallows while still warm.

Cool completely before cutting into bars.

By: Sandra Yearous

1. Dig a pit and make a fire out of wood and let it burn to embers.

Add 1-2 bags of charcoal.

2. Put 3-4 fist sized rocks in the bottom of the milk can. This is to keep the food from sticking to the bottom of the can and allowing steaming, which is important for the cooking.

3. Layer 2 dozen ears of corn on the cob (we prefer to break them in half) on top of the rocks in the milk can.

4. Place 10-12 pounds of medium sized potatoes on top of the corn.

5. Next layer enough peeled carrots for 30 servings. If using large carrots cut them into large chunks.

6. Quarter 2 large heads of cabbage and place them on top of the carrots.

7. Cut 6-8 large onions and add them to the can.

8. Finally layer 10 lbs of meat on top of all of the veggies. We use a variety including German Sausage, Polish Sausage, Brats, and

Italian Sausage. Do not fill past the neck of the can. We typically put a single potato on top of the meat. This is a pretty good indicator to test whether or not the contents are fully cooked.

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9. Pour in 1 quart of water with 2 tsp. of salt over the top.

10. Hammer on lid. Make sure there is a small hole in the lid for steam to escape.

11. Place milk can on wire mesh or cinderblocks over the embers.

DO NOT place milk can directly on wood/coals.

12. When the steam starts to come out of the hole in the lid (35-45 minutes) cook for another 35-45 minutes. (total cook time should be about 1½ -2 hours) 13. Test the potato on top for doneness.

14. Pour food into wheelbarrow, lined with tarp or tin foil, or a wash tub. Enjoy.

If you want to make a smaller version, adjust the amount of ingredients and follow same steps but put into a crock pot for 4-5 hours on high.

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Breaking your calf this fall.

BY DAVE GUYER, IL

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If you are showing spring borns it's that time of the year that you are going to be getting calves in soon to get broke. If you show summer borns this will be a liitle early but you can put it away in your memory bank for later. Breaking a calf is something that I think is very important to be done correctly.

It's kinda like a young person creating some bad habits and then it's hard to break them of it. So let's try not to let our calf create any bad habits right off the bat. A good example is letting them drag a halter. I personally am not a fan of letting them drag a halter. You put it on to get them use to it but all it teaches them is to put their head down and pull. You think about it, as they are dragging that halter and they step on it, it pulls their head down and the more they move forward and pull harder the halter releases from under their foot. In short you are teaching them to put their head down and pull and they can get away from the pressure. If you wish to let them get use to a halter, I would prefer putting them in an aisle way or working chute with the halter. Then you can get close to teach them you are on their team and not there to hurt em.

Then you can tie em up right there also as they can't swing around or go anywhere. Be sure to start by tying them with their heads down. Don't tie one with their head up until you feel they have got to the point in the learning process that you feel confident it is safe to do so. When tying up in a stall don't be afraid be afraid to leave tied for most of the daylight hours for three or four days. Don't tie them by themselves, I like to tie them side by side right up against another calf or calves or against a wall. This way you are are teach them to stand straight in the stall. Don't let a calf pull their ears down. If they are one that pulls and pulls hard and isn't letting up, then untie and you are going to tie up more times for short periods. The best advice I can give on one that pulls or one that has some fire or spunk is to tie in a stall as long as the halter will allow.

Yes give them four or more feet of rope. This way they don't feel confined and will give into the halter sooner. Then as time goes you can shorten and shorten the halter. This technic is what we use the most even with large numbesr. You can use a donkey if you have accsess to one that works. Be sure you know the donkey because they can bite and kick. To avoid this be sure to tie them close together at about 12 to 16 inchs.

Be patient in the breaking process and don't loose your cool.

It takes some calves a little time to come around but over the years I have only had a few that we couldn't conquer. Remember if you have chosen to show livestock as a family, it is a great place to teach responsibility, dedication, and reward.

Good luck at the shows and have fun.

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