Bowman Form to Function

FEMALE PRODUCTION SALE Friends, When we began this venture, a gallon of gas was $1.09, OJ Simpson was leading the LAPD on a chase in a white Bronco and Tonya Harding had a major beef with Nancy Kerrigan.

The days are long, but the years are short.

We welcome you and your family to the 25th Anniversary Sale of Bowman Superior Genetics. It seems like such a short time ago the first three cows from Wonder View Farms arrived and jumped out of the blue, wood-floored Corn Pro trailer into a new world. Since that fall day in 1994, we have been 100% committed to the Shorthorn breed. It’s amazing the places these cattle have taken our family from Greens Fork (population 273); we have viewed stock and made friends from Alberta to North Carolina, and from New York to California.

Of course, we can’t leave out Australia; Thermal Energy is sure making his mark ‘down under.’

Producing cattle which excel for the core traits encompassing maternal instinct, ability and efficiency are fundamental for us.

Fertility and function are king at BSG and for the many leading herds that have come to purchase genetics from us. If the cattle are not structurally, reproductively or maternally sound, they have no place at our table, regardless of their pedigree and EPDs. If you look back on our books today, you’ll see that only the strongest cow families have survived. In today’s automated world, it seems that only the “user friendly” products remain. While those words make Phil cringe, we believe the same in our cattle. These cows must pull their weight and be user friendly. While much of the seedstock industry continues their quest for extremes, we strive for optimum and balance.

Sunday,

November, 10, 2019

at Bowman Superior Genetics - Greens Fork, Ind.

As you turn the pages of this catalog, rest assured that we have offered up the very best of our program. From young cows, fall pairs, bred heifers and heifer calves: We’ve done our homework (easier at 60+ than 16) and dug deep into the pipeline to provide the most powerful and exciting maternal-based Shorthorns anywhere. Our young sire offering is as exciting as it has ever been. These two bulls represent the most potent genetics in our herd and are sure to take any maternally-focused cattle operation to the next level in the Shorthorn breed.

Finally, we want to say, Thank You, sincerely. Thank you to the many friends we’ve acquired over the years that have utilized BSG genetics in their herd. Whether it be a front pasture brood matron or frozen embryos, your faith in our program is what drives us to continue our journey in creating the ideal beef cow.

Sincerely, Phillip Bowman & Family

Phillip Bowman & Family 9898 Garrett Rd., Greens Fork, IN 47345 TEL: 765.886.5777 • BSG.Phillip.Bowman@gmail.com

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Saturday, November 9 Sale cattle will be on display at Bowman Superior Genetics Sunday, November 10 12 Noon Chili Lunch at Sale Facility 1:00 PM Form to Function Production Sale

SALE DAY PHONES

Phillip Bowman, BSG.................................765-886-5777 Luke Bowman, BSG....................................765-993-6681 Cody Sankey, Sankey Genetics....................517-749-5556 Laramie Smith, DVAuction.........................317-409-9212 Please call prior to sale day to arrange for absentee bidding.

Live phone bidding is available, but must be arranged prior to the sale and cannot be guaranteed.

SALE DAY STAFF

Auctioneer Bruce Brooks...............................................580-695-2036 Sale Consultants Mr. Wes Wise..............................................217-246-1912 Mr. Derek Jungels.......................................701-238-4362 Ringmen Darryl Rahn, Shorthorn Country................217-473-1124 Chris Smith.................................................217-370-1908 John Meents................................................419-306-7480 ASA Representative Montie Soules, Executive Secretary/CEO....918-645-4322

SALE MANAGEMENT BY

Aegerter Marketing Services, Inc. Jeff K. & Darla Aegerter, 402-641-4696 jeff.aegerter@gmail.com www.aegertermarketing.com 1250 Ridge Run, Seward, NE 68434

SALE LOCATION Address: 8925 Bond Road, Greens Fork, IN 47345

Directions to the sale facility: From I-70 take Indiana exit 145. Go north on Centerville Road to Hwy. 38. Turn West on Hwy. 38 and follow to the town of Greens Fork. At the East edge of Greens Fork, turn South on Carlos Road (at crest of the hill in town) Follow Carlos Road for 3/4 of a mile to Bond Road (first road to the right) and turn right on Bond Road.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Holiday Inn Richmond...............................765-488-1975 6000 National Rd E., Richmond, IN 47374 Comfort Inn...............................................623-209-7610 912 Mendelson Dr., Richmond, IN 47374 Best Western Classic Inn.............................765-939-9500 533 W Eaton Pike, Richmond, IN 47374 Fairfield Inn................................................937-437-8009 9797 US Rt 40 W, New Paris, OH 45347

GENOMICALLY-ENHANCED EPDS All animals have been genomically tested.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Terms of the sale are cash or check payable to the Sale Clerk. Cattle will not be released until payment or satisfactory arrangements for payment has been made and approved by the Sale Manager. The Sale Manager reserves the right to require a certified check as settlement before releasing any cattle. All lots offered sell under the standard terms and conditions endorsed by the American Shorthorn Association.

Bidding: All lots sell to the highest bidder. Any disputes or challenges regarding bids will be settled by the auctioneer. His decision will be final.

Absentee Bidding: If you will not be able to attend the sale, please contact the Sale Manager, Auctioneer or Sale Staff a day in advance in order to secure your bidder number and place your orders.

Purchaser’s Risk: All animals become property of the buyer as soon as declared sold by the auctioneer, unless other arrangements are made prior to the sale.

Health: All animals will be accompanied by proper health certificates making them eligible for interstate shipment. Prospective buyers should make themselves aware of health requirements for their respective states.

Breeding: All animals sell under the terms and conditions of the American Shorthorn Association Standard Breeding Guarantee. Bred females have been pregnancy examined safe in calf by a licensed veterinarian. Any updated breeding information will be made available on sale day.

Announcements from the auction block will take precedence over the printed material in this catalog and other announcements.

Liabilities: All persons who attend this sale do so at their own risk. The Sale Contributors or Sale Manager assumes no liabilities for any accidents that may occur. The auctioneer or Sale Manager assumes no liability for loss or injury to the livestock due to theft, mysterious disappearance, sickness, or improper handling.

Registrations: All animals selling are registered with the American Shorthorn Association unless otherwise stated. A certificate of registry and transfer will be furnished for each animal sold. It shall be the responsibility of the seller and/or sale manager to submit the properly prepared transfer application promptly to the American Shorthorn Association. The official ASA registration certificate is not a legal title or proof of ownership. The registration paper simply states who has ASA membership rights to control the registration of progeny associated with an individual registered animal along with the transfer of said rights to a new owner.

Genetic Condition Disclaimer: The seller is responsible for disclosure of all known Genetic Condition Abnormalities at the time of sale. Provided the seller has disclosed all Shorthorn Genetic Conditions known to the seller and /or to the Shorthorn breed at the time of sale, the buyer assumes all risk associated with the purchase of known or unknown Genetic Condition Abnormalities of carrier animals. The Seller is not responsible for any new Genetic Condition Abnormalities that may be determined or discovered by the ASA after the time of sale for any animal or genetic material.

SHORTHORN ENTHUSIASTS,

I have always had great interest in the Shorthorn breed dating back to college days at Kansas State University with several enthusiastic young Shorthorn breeders and then working with a great group of commercially oriented Shorthorn producers in west central Missouri during my tenure with University of Missouri Extension. Their ability to make long lived, low maintenance mother cows combined with a unique propensity to advance marbling with some the very best breeds in the world should make them interesting to more cattlemen in the beef business. As we search for a unique second British breed to complement our continental genetics for even higher levels of hybrid vigor, the best cattle that Shorthorn has to offer are definitely in the conversation.

“Best” is the key! Thankfully, there is becoming less and less room in our industry for below average. The Bowman Superior Genetics program is truly among the best this breed or any breed has to offer, not because they are blessed with great genetics or are just smarter than everyone else, but because they work harder to be better and have committed time and dollars to achieving that elevated level of value.

Data collection and use along with and a solid commitment to the larger beef business are among the core value propositions that help them achieve their success. Years of amassing, then using complete information sets, not just for the standards EPDs, but for traits not currently utilized by their association like mature cow size and scrotal circumference, are the basis for their improvement. The old adage that “You get what you select for,” is spot-on when it comes to beef cattle breeding though not nearly enough breeders in the seedstock business understand that for the long term. One glance at the Bowman’s genetic trends for almost every economically important trait shows clearly that when you used unbiased EPD data tools for decision making you will absolutely get where you want to go. Clearly that is even more important to their commercial customers who totally depend on generational improvement for the traits that effect their bottom line every single time they purchase genetics.

Always promoting progress is part of the reason too that Bowman Superior Genetics are known and respected not only in the US, but around the world. Newer technologies too like 100% herd DNA genomic enhancement, faster generational turnover to insure greater progress are combined with time tested practices like collecting carcass data on every sire used and developing all bulls and females on a non-starch diet in order to avoid masking non-useful genetics with feed and management, are all part of the commercial business targeted program here.

So, whether you are searching for some of the world’s most consistent and highest profit Shorthorn genetics or are considering some of the designed composite products in the future of the Bowman program, I am confident you will appreciate the commitment to customers and the commitment to the future these folks put to plan each year and for each new generation.

Sincerely, Marty Ropp, Allied Genetic Resources

VIDEOS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON WWW.DVAUCTION.COM AND WWW.BREEDFORPROFIT.COM

WHO IS ALLIED GENETIC RESOURCES?

Allied is a large group of commercially-focused registered, seedstock producers across multiple breeds who market bulls and bred heifers to the greater beef industry. A goal of Allied is the implementation of the greatest technologies available, from DNA to developing hybrid/composite seedstock similar to the Bowman Blend. Allied markets more than 10,000 bulls annually equating by their estimate to nearly 750,000 matings in the beef industry every year.

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PROGENY

THE MAGGIE 73R INFLUENCE

Saskvalley Task Force 105T A Trait Leader for Calving Ease and a long-time breed leader for $BMI

Saskvalley Banjo 268B A masterful sire of moderate statured, big bodied cattle with serious base width

BSG Profitwise 1767 Performance and Genomic Standout, high seller of 2018 F2F to Shadybrook Farms, Canada. Syndicated to Byland and Paint Valley Farms for USA rights, Royalla Shorthorns and Eloora Shorthorns for Australian rights.

BSG Maggie 1685 219M ET Powerhouse donor for Double M Cattle Co., WI

Mapelton Earl M4E ET Lead herd sire for Mapleton Polled Shorthorns, Iowa DSF Maggie 102F ET Sale feature for Studer Shorthorns in their 2019 production sale

BSG Maggie 1622 of 71U Featured brood cow for Tom Weeks, Illinois

Saskvally Bonanza 219M

EMBRYOS

1a

EMBRYO PACKAGE

DONOR DAM SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 73R x4210094 | Cow | 4/28/2005 | Roan | Polled | AEN 73R MURIDALE MASTER 24M SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 256M

MURIDALE BUSTER 14K MURIDALE DOLLY 25G ALTA CEDAR ULTIMATE 8J SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 89H

STAY 22 $BMI 134.44 $F 54.46

ONE PACKAGE OF THREE (3) EMBRYOS OUT OF MAGGIE 73R One of the last opportunities at direct offspring of Maggie 73R, all sired by cow-maker legends of western Canada.

Alta Cedar Lad 13N Saskvalley Ultra 12J

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One embryo sired by Saskvalley Bonanza 219M One embryo sired by Saskvalley Ultra 12J One embryo sired by Alta Cedar Lad 13N

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BSG MAGGIE MAE 1498 65X x609107 | Cow | 5/28/2014 | Red | Polled | 1498 SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R SASKVALLEY DAISY 186R

SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 73R

MURIDALE MASTER 24M SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 256M

STAY 18 $BMI 121.34 $F 55

BSG Profitwise 1767

Special Thank You to our friends at Shadybrook Shorthorns, West Brome, Quebec, Canada for your 2018 purchase of BSG Profitwise 1767, maternal brother to Lot 1. Congratulations to Byland Polled Shorthorns and Paint Valley Farms of Ohio for purchasing U.S. rights, and to Royalla Shorthorns and Eloora Shorthorns on Australian rights.

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COW

SASKVALLEY IMAGINE 65X

Bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due mid-March 2020.

We could not think of a better way to kick off the 2019 offering than with a direct daughter of 73R. The Maggie cow family speaks for itself. It’s hard to let go of a direct daughter of 73R, but with this special sale, we had to sell her stoutest daughter to date. Maggie Mae is sired by the very impressive Saskvalley Imagine 65X who is used exclusively in the Leveldale program. This cow carries all the mass and volume 73R transmits so well, while having a stunning front end.

Donor Dam qualified by the ASA. This cow may be carrying your next herd sire or donor dam.

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

BREEDING PHILOSOPHY PRACTICAL IDEAS. PRACTICAL CATTLE.

At BSG we invest many man hours and dollars on gathering the most pertinent information on our cattle; we use it in our mating schemes, and offer the results to you, our fellow investor. Calving Scores, Birth Weights, Weaning Weights, Yearling Weights, Ultrasound Carcass Scans, Calving Scores, Mature Cow Hip Heights, Mature Cow Weights, and more are measured throughout the year. Some of these don’t even go into EPDs yet, but we will have the data when the day comes.

Function and Eye Appeal.

Who says you can’t have cattle that are industry applicable and still make people stop and turn their head? Sadly, too many say this. Although there is growing divergency in “Show vs. Commercial,” we work tirelessly to create an animal worthy of both. We find that cattle bred for generations only off of paper are about as stout as a piece of paper. It is well evidenced that cattle bred strictly off of phenotype appeal are more built off of the manipulation of feed and cosmetics, inherit terminal traits at a scary fast rate and are below average for maternal function. At BSG we take the nature of balance seriously and hope you will too.

Style needs Substance.

Here is a favorite quote we often are reminded of when making genetic decisions.

This was coined by the founders of the American Simmental Association sometime in the late 1960’s – early 1970’s. We convert it for our Shorthorns!

“Visual analysis tells you what a Shorthorn appears to be.

His pedigree tells you what he should be.

His performance and progeny tests tell you what he actually is.”

Like a successful basketball program, we look deeper than size and appearance when making our decisions on recruitment and retention. The animals have to fit into a box of “Total Skill Set.” Consider this: - Are all tall fellas good basketball players? No. (Luke is the perfect example) Or how about…

- Are all who wear cowboy hats, cowboys? No. - Are all Supermodel’s good mothers? No. We assume that visual appearance controls maternal ability, but it does not. It is just the same in the basketball world-- height does not control shooting ability or overall game performance.

Profit = Output – Input.

The Profit Equation is a very important concept, because too often folks focus only on outputs; i.e. extreme pounds, monster Ribeye and higher MILK--- folks often think that ‘more is better.’ When one boasts about the size of the weaned calves we often ponder, “But how much feed did the cows have to consume in the pasture to milk that much, to wean that size of a calf? What is herds energy requirement? Did the dams all breed back?

Don’t get us wrong, we are always looking to add some more gain in our cattle; ultimately, every animal is sold by the pound at some point in their life. But it is important to realize that constant selection for extreme growth is also selecting for extreme appetite and higher cow maintenance costs, and this happens when one doesn’t select for cattle that will stop growing at two years of age. We also know that big cows wean less pounds per acre of cow exposed when compared to her more moderate coworker. If we can keep mature cow size in moderation, therefore keeping feeding inputs lower on the commercial man’s budget, while at the same time select for increased – but not extreme – growth, then we are doing our part to generate a cow that will produce more dollars per acre than she takes in, and for a number of years.

The inconvenient truth is that in order to be successful long term, your investment strategies, like in any business, must be based on facts and not just folklore.

Sustainability and growth for this time-tested breed is based on its influence in the commercial world. If you’re investing in genetics, look at the animal’s genetic resume. Look at the results from objective facts. Look at how the individuals do their job as maternal beef cattle. When it comes to return on investment that helps you win long term, focus on the #1 most important trait in Shorthorn production, Profitability.

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BSG BEAUTY QUEEN 1524 7Y *x4217158 | Cow | 2/24/2015 | Red | Polled | 1524

STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y

SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R DSF COUNTRY DANCER 42U

JSF QUEEN OF BEAUTY 222X

KL ROYAL DUTY 840 KL QUEEN OF BEAUTY 151ST

STAY 17 $BMI 144.75 $F 54.88

Bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due mid-March 2020.

What a fitting name. This cow is a true sale highlight. Her angulation and femininity combined with width of base and a true beef cow body makes her the definition of a “front pasture cow.” We always planned to flush this cow but never got an opportunity. Her incredible mother sold in our 2016 sale to Schafer Angus Ranch of California and did a marvelous job until her untimely death; this again made 1524 a future donor in our mind. Study her data; she is the maternal kind but her carcass traits are rare and powerful.

Retaining the right to one successful flush with a minimum of 6 transferable embryos. BSG will cover drug costs.

BEAUTY QUEEN 1629 EZ 2a BSG x4237970 | Cow | 3/5/2016 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1629 COALPIT CREEK LEADER 6TH ET

KINNABER LEADER 6TH HHFS IMPOSSIBLE DREAM

BSG QUEEN OF BEAUTY 1417

JSF GAUGE 137W JSF QUEEN OF BEAUTY 222X

Bred to Byland Big Board 8WS79 due Late January 2020.

Beauty Queen 1629 is everything you want in a modern Shorthorn cow. Calving Ease, Stayability/Longevity, Total Maternal, $CEZ, $BMI, $F. Her dam is now a donor for Kempfer Cattle Co. of Florida who is developing their own Shorthorn composite line to serve as seedstock in their huge commercial herd that forages on 25,000 acres of tropical grassland. Her maternal granddam was a flush cow in California. This will be the first calf out of the “Beast from the East, Byland Big Board!

STAY 17 $BMI 157.21 $F 54.39 lot 2A November 10, 2019 | 7

COWS

lot 2

Eloora Baker G31 Lot 3A Sire

COW - HEIFER

lot 3

MR Adelaide 68K Foundation Adelaide

lot 3A

JSF Adelaide 31U Granddam of Lots 3 & 3A

Stemming from the strongest and most influential cow family at Jungels Shorthorn Farms, these Adelaide females carry on the legacy of one of Derek’s all-time high-revenue donors, the great MR Adelaide 68K. They present the structural integrity, beef-type mass and industry desired type & kind the Adelaide’s are known to carry so well.

We believe that 1849 and 1923 will carry on this lasting legacy and generate the high profit kind this cow family has proven to do time and time again.

ADELAIDE 1849 OF 268B 3 BSG *x4266476 | Cow | 3/9/2018 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1849

BSG ADELAIDE 1923 OF G31 3a *x4284715 | Cow | 3/2/2019 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1923

SASKVALLEY BANJO 268B

SASKVALLEY ULTRA 12J SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 73R

ELOORA BAKER G31

MARELLAN INDESTRUCTABLE ELOORA ARRAS D18

BSG ADELAIDE 5109 105T

SASKVALLEY TASK FORCE 105T JSF ADELAIDE 31U

BSG ADELAIDE 5109 105T

SASKVALLEY TASK FORCE 105T JSF ADELAIDE 31U

Bred to Byland Big Board 8WS79, due early March 2020.

STAY 19 Boom! This one will hit you hard when you find her in the sale pen. Cool color pattern and as much body capacity as you $BMI 148.68 could want in one. Think of all the cow power in her pedigree $F 57.05 -- Maggie 73R (x2), Jazzy 250J, and the original MR Adelaide 68K who has made breed history at JSF! 8 | Form to Function

Open Heifer STAY 16 If you like them to have that stunning front end and stellar profile, look no further. Adelaide 1923 is by the famous $BMI 144.33 Australian import, Eloora Baker G31. This one can show and $F 58.09 bring home the ribbons.

lot 4

COW - BULL lot 4A

DAFFODIL 1701 OF 105T 4 BSG *x4249570 | Cow | 2/9/2017 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1701

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BSG TORONTO 1909 *x4283242 | Bull | 2/12/2019 | Red | Polled | BSG 1909

SASKVALLEY TASK FORCE 105T

SASKVALLEY RIPPER 260R SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 73R

STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y

SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R DSF COUNTRY DANCER 42U

BSG DAFFODIL 1506 OF 137W

JSF GAUGE 137W BSG DAFFODIL 1219 OF 207T

BSG DAFFODIL 1701 OF 105T

SASKVALLEY TASK FORCE 105T BSG DAFFODIL 1506 OF 137W

A.I. bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due February 26, 2020.

It’s not every day you get a chance at the dam of a pretty significant herd sire. Daffodil 1701 has a promising future.

These Task Force daughters do it time and again; Produce, Produce, Produce! I have a hunch we will be hearing out this female in the coming years. Only two years old—the buyer will be making money every year from here on out.

STAY 20 $BMI 141.37 $F 58.38

BW: 78 lbs.

Toronto has been a standout of a calf since birth, offering tremendous phenotype in conjunction with progressive maternal and calving ease genetics across the board. From STAY 18 the ground up and at every angle, he is impressive and fault $BMI 143.83 free in his design. When we think of the great sons Taylor Made has created, like Boardwalk and Ringo, we know $F 53.86 Toronto can join this elite status and raise the $BMI value.

On the performance side of things, this bull is a sure bet for heifers and his calves will go one to be attractive, productive maternal matrons. The daughters this sire will create will progress the breed for both phenotype and genotype; something that is rare in. Whether your business is showing calves or marketing breds, everyone needs a high phenotype, calving ease sire to breed to both heifers and cows.

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COW - BULL

lot 5

lot 5A

DREAM OF ME 1740 15A 5 BSG *x4250300 | Cow | 3/19/2017 | RWM | Polled | BSG 1740

5a

BSG BANDO 1925 *x4284710 | Bull | 3/4/2019 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1925

MURIDALETHERMAL ENERGY 15A

SASKVALLEY TRADITION 106T MURIDALE GOOSE 32R

SASKVALLEY BANJO 268B

SASKVALLEY ULTRA 12J SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 73R

BSG DREAM OF ME 3113 079

BSG LAVISH LAD 079 BSG DREAM OF ME 530 MIS

BSG DREAM OF ME 1740 15A

MURIDALE THERMAL ENERGY 15A BSG DREAM OF ME 3113 079

A.I. bred to Saskvalley Banjo 268B, due February 26, 2020.

Power cow here. Take a look at this female’s ruggedness, stoutness of bone and center mass; she is just what we envisioned when we invested in Thermal Energy. Her bull calf is very special, and she will inject the same style and substance every year from here on out. She was the pick of the replacements by the Carter family of Australia last summer. Look what she has done and she’s only 2!

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STAY 16 $BMI 141.16 $F 56.84

BW: 82 lbs.

Bando is a very shapely made, heavy muscled bull calf that has a striking profile and cool hip and hind leg. His dam was the favorite replacement female of many in the summer of 2018 and is admired by all that see her today because of her stoutness. The Banjo x Thermal cross is quite complementary. Exhibit him and reap the rewards, but his brightest days are siring the cattlemen’s kind.

STAY 18 $BMI 144.18 $F 54.86

BSG MINNIE 1605 OF 105T 6 *x4237769 | Cow | 2/10/16 | RWM | Polled | BSG 1605 SASKVALLEY TASK FORCE 105T

SASKVALLEY RIPPER 260R SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 73R

BSG MINNIE 1419 OF 46U

JSF CAPICHE 46U BSG MINNIE 1231 OF 207T

Bred to Leveldale Rushmore 864F, due April 4, 2020.

Talk about BEEF Supreme! This cow is a tank. So much rib, volume, stoutness and power here. She is the highest $BMI cow in STAY 19 the sale and I would say one of Task Force’s greatest daughters. Use $BMI 151.59 to make moderate sized power cattle that thrive on grass and raise $F 57.02 a great one every year. Top 1% Calving Ease & $BMI, Top 10% BW & MARB, Top 25% Weaning Weight.

This is the only female we are selling bred to Rushmore, the exciting spring acquisition that has sold plenty of semen and caused quite a chatter in Australia on the World Shorthorn Conference Tour.

lot 6

Leveldale Rushmore Lot 6 Service Sire

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BSG CATHY 1485 OF 128S x4208673 | Cow | 5/9/2014 | Roan | Polled | 1485 SASKVALLEY ULTRA 12J SASKVALLEY DORA 70N

GAR-LIND CATHY JOYFUL 3W

SASKVALLEY ROUGHNECK 154R RIVER ACRES CATHY JOYFUL 3J

A.I. bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due February 26, 2020.

A direct daughter of one few females we directly imported out of western Canada. Her dam was the high seller in the Gar-Lind Dispersal, did a great job here and now works for Tom Weeks of IL. Cathy 1485 transfers rib shape and body depth with a great topline on every calf. Maybe Stampede’s best daughter.

COWS

SASKVALLEY STAMPEDE 128S

STAY 20 $BMI 127.11 $F 54.19 lot 7

RAINBOWROSE 1611 105T 8 BSG x4237859 | Cow | 2/13/2016 | RWM | Polled | BSG 1611 SASKVALLEY TASK FORCE 105T

SASKVALLEY RIPPER 260R SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 73R

BSG RAINBOW ROSE 1470 BZ

SASKVALLEY BONANZA 219M BSG V8 RAINBOW ROSE 634 ET

Bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due mid-March 2020.

Here is one for the most critical of cattlemen. She comes from a line of major league cows; her granddam sold in our 2016 sale to Zane Martin of MT where she serves as a donor, and her dam was selected by Martindell Farms of KY in last year’s sale. The Task Force x Bonanza cross is ideal in our mind for productive cow makers, and this one has a pedigree FULL of donors.

STAY 20 $BMI 139.71 $F 56.35 lot 8

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LAVENDER 1668 OF 128S 9 BSG x4238001 | Cow | 3/30/2016 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1668 SASKVALLEY STAMPEDE 128S

SASKVALLEY ULTRA 12J SASKVALLEY DORA 70N

PEAK VIEW LAVENDER 22213

ALTA CEDAR LAD 13N PEAK VIEW MOET P1F 6012

A.I. bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due February 26, 2020.

A really uniquely bred young Shorthorn cow. Stampede x Lad 13N STAY 16 is a mating that was so well planned by Mr. Power at Forest Hall Shorthorns. She is admirable across the board with her data being $BMI 124.18 a great calving ease cow with incredible carcass merit. Not many $F 58.63 Stampede’s available in this sale. Her mating to Thermal Energy is ideal. lot 9

KILLIAN ROSE 1706 OF 7Y 10 BSG x4249574 | Cow | 2/14/2017 | RWM | Polled | BSG 1706 STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y

SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R DSF COUNTRY DANCER 42U

BSG KILLIAN ROSE 4113 DVR

DRC 101VM NPS KILLIAN ROSE 842 X

A.I. bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due February 26, 2020.

Maybe the most unique pedigree to sell all fall! She is a big hipped, STAY 14 big barreled young cow that promises to raise show steers for her $BMI 121.65 new owner. She will inject hair and muscle with every mating.

$F 52.63

COWS

lot 10

BSG MINNIE 1723 OF 137W 11 *x4249737 | Cow | 2/28/2017 | Red | Polled | BSG 1723 JSF GAUGE 137W

SBR TSUNAMI 20T KL MINA STAR 1051

BSG MINNIE 1429 OF 13N

ALTA CEDAR LAD 13N BSG MINNIE 002 OF 34R

A.I. bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due February 26, 2020.

A bold sprung, high milk daughter of Gauge back to an Alta Cedar Lad 13N daughter acquired by Double M Cattle Co., LLC STAY 19 $BMI 132.88 of Wisconsin in our 2018 sale. The Mueller family has acquired some of our most profitable genetics; expect Minnie 1723 to do $F 50.9 the follow her famous cow line. lot 11

BSG BLEND BEEF 1749 71U 12 *xAR4268877 | Cow | 3/30/2017 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1749 MAPLETON COLONEL GUS 71U

EIONMOR MR GUS 85C MAPLETON JULIE 636S

BSG SASK BLEND X3122

lot 12 sire Mapleton Colonel Gus

12 | Form to Function

1/2 Shorthorn, 1/2 Commercial Shorthorn x Hereford A.I. bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due February 26, 2020. STAY 14 Don’t let this young female pass you by. She is flat awesome for $BMI 118.75 production and raised arguably one of the best heifers in the replacement pen. We like to add fresh genetics and breed up to $F 52.95 impressive unique purebreds, but only because of this sale does 1749 sell. Step up and take advantage of the future of Shorthorns; the composite or ShorthornPlus program.

RAINBOW ROSE 1715 OF 7Y 13 BSG x4249581 | Cow | 2/26/2017 | Red | Polled | BSG 1715 STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y

SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R DSF COUNTRY DANCER 42U

BSG RAINBOW ROSE 1470 BZ

SASKVALLEY BONANZA 219M BSG V8 RAINBOW ROSE 634 ET

A.I. bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due February 26, 2020.

You’ve gotta love the design and femininity in 1715. She has STAY 16 been a standout since birth and did a great job her first year as a momma cow. If you want to make them attractive and jump $BMI 130.14 through all the performance hoops, here is your girl. Taylor $F 59.15 Made x Bonanza – that’s a cool pedigree. Dam is now working at Martindell Farms, KY. lot 13

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BSG SCARLET 1707 OF 7Y *x4249575 | Cow | 2/17/2017 | Red | Polled | BSG 1707 SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R DSF COUNTRY DANCER 42U

BSG SCARLET 1587 OF 128S

SASKVALLEY STAMPEDE 128S BSG LA SCARLET 013 OF 12M

COWS

STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y

A.I. bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due February 26, 2020.

This young cow is a real doll. She is so gentle natured, you’ll STAY 18 think that she was an old show heifer. A real balanced cow for phenotype, data and pedigree. Her calf next year will be exciting. $BMI 130.05 We could all use a herd full of cows like this gal.

$F 52.43

lot 14

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BSG DOTTIE 1729 OF 7Y x4249740 | Cow | 3/4/2017 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1729

STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y

SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R DSF COUNTRY DANCER 42U

BSG DOTTIE 1446 OF 128S

SASKVALLEY STAMPEDE 128S ALTA CEDAR DOTTIE 29X

A.I. bred to Muridale Thermal Energy 15A, due February 26, 2020.

Taylor Made daughters are priceless; we recognize him as one of STAY 16 the great sires that has gotten it done quietly. This female’s dam was sold at the top of the Form To Function sale in 2018 to $BMI 135.5 Shadybrook Farms. Here is the stellar made daughter bound to $F 52.11 write her own legacy. lot 15

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THE LASSIE 2024 INFLUENCE

2024 reads on paper like no other Shorthorn cow in the breed, and her phenotype is one of the best we have ever found. There is no other cow in the breed with her combination of Calving Ease, Low BW, WW, YW, STAY, Marbling and $BMI. There is no purebred female close to her. 2024 is the definition of Calving Ease, Carcass and Cows! Last year her flush sold to Spry’s Shorthorn of Australia, and embryos landed in herds such as Shadybrook Shorthorns, Quebec, Gilman Shorthorns, both Dale and Mike Studer’s herds of x4189979 | Cow | 1/29/2012 | Red | Polled | 2024 Iowa, Vogel Shorthorn Farm, ND, the Chris Downing herd, Ohio, WAUKARU GOLD SHIP Richard Colby’s powerful Oakwood Farms in Wisconsin, Nick WAUKARU GOLD CARD 5042 STAY 13 Anderson’s program in Minnesota and more.

WAUKARU COLONIAL NAN 233 $BMI 136.89 Again, the facts prove that other breeds need applicable Shorthorn HOMEPLACE DUTY in their populations, and the commercial man needs the WAUKARU LASSIE 9169 $F 65.89 influence WAUKARU LASSIE 7094 right kind of Shorthorns to reduce costs and generate more profit.

Mash the accelerator down on making cattle good all the way around with our foundation Lassie who’s legend is being felt by breeders nationwide.

DONOR DAM WAUKARU LASSIE 2024

14 | Form to Function

BSG LASSIE 1801 OF 1137 16 x4266426 | Cow | 1/2/2018 | Red | Polled | BSG 1801 KL PRIME TIME TEDDY WAUKARU LASSIE 2024

16a

A.I. bred to Coalpit Creek Leader 6th, due February 16, 2020.

Make sure you check out this one’s video online. You’re going love this female’s picture-perfect pattern. Long and super clean fronted, long spine, long hip, plenty of width of pins and carries this advantage down to her base. She has a ton of rib for not only depth, KL PRIME TIME MARCUS but her spring of rib reminds of us her famous donor dam. Her STAY 17 KL ROSEWOOD 346TH balance and eye appeal are pleasing to the most critical of cattlemen.

She stands on good feet and sound legs and really puts it all together $BMI 149.49 WAUKARU GOLD CARD 5042 in a complete package. $F 64.69 WAUKARU LASSIE 9169 For fun, let’s look at her genetic profile…. Outlier. Genetic freak.

Off the charts. Breed advancer. – All of these describe Lassie 1801.

The latest natural calf by the living legendary donor, Lassie 2024, has no competition in the database for her CE to YW spread, Maternal traits and carcass pounds and value; Lassie ranks in the Top 1% CED & $F, Top 2% $BMI, WW, YW & CW, Top 15% or better for BW, TM, CEM, STAY, MARB & $CEZ. She is a future donor because no matter how you breed her, the calves will look good, calve easy, and grow like crazy while being under control for stature. Lassie 2024 has out produced herself here and the new owner has one of the greatest performance animals, of any beef breed, in the 19 million head IGS database.

Lassie 1801 is carrying what we think is the idea mating. Coalpit Creek Leader 6th compliments this modern marvel with old school, grass-based genetics and will additionally solidify 1801’s offering of Calving Ease, Carcass and Cows.

She has already been DNA Donor Qualified for the new owner.

THREE EMBRYOS One package of 3 embryos sired by KL Prime Time Teddy KL PRIME TIME TEDDY WAUKARU LASSIE 2024

KL PRIME TIME MARCUS KL ROSEWOOD 346TH WAUKARU GOLD CARD 5042 WAUKARU LASSIE 9169

BRED HEIFER - EMBRYOS

Full Sib Embryos to Lot 15.

Prime Time Teddy

EMBRYOS 17A One package ofTHREE 3 embryos sired by Free K-Kim Hot Commodity FREE K-KIM HOT COMMODITY WAUKARU LASSIE 2024

K-KIM ALLURE 124M ET K-KIM MEG 270N ET WAUKARU GOLD CARD 5042 WAUKARU LASSIE 9169

Hot Commodity

EMBRYOS 17B One package ofTHREE 3 embryos sired by Muridale Thermal Energy 15A MURIDALE THERMAL ENERGY 15A WAUKARU LASSIE 2024

SASKVALLEY TRADITION 106T MURIDALE GOOSE 32R WAUKARU GOLD CARD 5042 WAUKARU LASSIE 9169

Thermal Energy November 10, 2019 | 15

BSG made a commitment in the early 2000’s to invest in progeny proven genetics, incorporate our traditional stockman’s skills by seeking cattle of function and eye appeal, and embrace science-based technology to breed Shorthorn and Shorthorn-influenced composites that create value from genetic conception to public consumption.

Our evidence-backed commitment is stronger than ever before, simply because we know making predictable genetic change in continuum is crucial for the longevity of this great breed of cattle.

BRED HEIFERS BRED HEIFERS - EMBRYOS

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BSG FOOL 1768 OF 1537 *x4274555 | Cow | 11/26/2017 | Red | Polled | BSG 1768

BSG STARRETT 1537

JSF GAUGE 137W BSG ROSEWOOD 136 OF 12M

BSG FOOL 019 OF 7S

ALTA CEDAR SHERMAN 7S BSG ROYAL FOOL 507 RM

A.I. bred to Saskvalley Banjo 268B, due February 16, 2020.

An outcross pedigree balanced on a world-renowned cow family.

The Starrett daughters are the definition of soggy. So much rib and STAY 14 forage-thriving capacity; here is one easy keeper. Stemming from $BMI 125.22 the Nobody’s Fool cow family, proves that this female can make $F 52.71 champions for years to come. lot 18

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BSG ELLEN 1804 OF 7Y *x4266429 | Cow | 2/8/2018 | Red | Polled | BSG 1804

STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y

SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R DSF COUNTRY DANCER 42U

BYLAND ELLEN 6G54

JSF GAUGE 137W BYLAND ELLEN 4P86

A.I. bred to Saskvalley Banjo 268B, due February 16, 2020.

Let’s just say we’re not excited about this one selling... Perfect in her outline like all Taylor Made daughters with extra body depth you expect with Gauge in the pedigree. She ranks high for $BMI and her CE to Growth spread is admirable. lot 19 dam Byland Ellen 6G54

16 | Form to Function

STAY 16 $BMI 140.7 $F 55.47

BSG LAVENDER 1806 OF 7Y 20 x4266431 | Cow | 2/10/2018 | Red | Polled | BSG 1806 STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y

SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R DSF COUNTRY DANCER 42U

BSG LAVENDER 1668 OF 128S

SASKVALLEY STAMPEDE 128S PEAK VIEW LAVENDER 22213

A.I. bred to Saskvalley Banjo 268B, due February 16, 2020.

Daughter of the lot 8 cow. Ranks nicely for STAY, $BMI & $F. These Taylor Made daughters are treasured females and this one will make as good of a cow as any. Semen on Taylor Made is not available and BSG is one of the few places to obtain his genetic greatness.

STAY 15 $BMI 140.02 $F 55.7 lot 20

BSG MARGIE 1814 OF 57U 21 4266441 | Cow | 2/19/2018 | Red | Horned | BSG 1814 JSF GOLDENROD 57U

LEVELDALE JAVELIN 535R KL GOLD ROSE

BSG MARGIE 1627 OF EZ

COALPIT CREEK LEADER 6TH ET BSG MARGIE 1490 OF 128S

A.I. bred to Saskvalley Banjo 268B, due February 16, 2020.

The Only JSF Goldenrod in the sale. Goldenrod has done a stellar job for Select Sires and here is proof why he is a major AI sire. We STAY 22 think Banjo is the perfect match here. $BMI 127.73

lot 21

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BSG KISS 1818 OF 7Y x4266444 | Cow | 2/26/2018 | Red | Polled | BSG 1818

STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y

SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R DSF COUNTRY DANCER 42U

BSG KISS 1421 OF 2109 ET

WAUKARU GOLD MINE 2109 WAUKARU KISS 177

A.I. bred to Saskvalley Banjo 268B, due February 16, 2020.

Another moderate BW female that ratio’s over 100 for every other STAY 16 trait—she is a curve bender! Take a look at her angulation and $BMI 134.58 femininity; you can breed this female anyway you want and are going to make cattle that always cause folks to turn their head. $F 53.32

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BSG VICTORIA 1830 OF 9X

Studer’s Taylor Made

lot 22 sire

x4266459 | Cow | 3/3/2018 | Red | Polled | BSG 1830

BALMORAL OAKS EAGLE 9X

MURIDALE HUEY 8U ET BALMORAL OAKS DORIS 1U

LCCC QS VICTORIA 1412

STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y LEVELDALE VICTORIA 812U

A.I. bred Saskavlley Banjo 268B, due February 16th, 2020. P.E. to Byland Big Board 8WS79.

A beautifully designed daughter of the Oak’s Eagle bull that passed STAY 18 before his time. He was a tremendous import for Paint Valley and $BMI 111.92 his influence in the USA is hard to get. Victoria 1830 is out of one $F 52.14 of the stoutest made, most powerful Taylor Made daughters out there. lot 23 November 10, 2019 | 17

BRED HEIFERS

$F 50.63

DREAM OF ME 1859 OF 15A 24 BSG *x4266959 | Cow | 3/15/2018 | RWM | Polled | BSG 1859 MURIDALETHERMAL ENERGY 15A

SASKVALLEY TRADITION 106T MURIDALE GOOSE 32R

BSG DREAM OF ME 4108 105T

SASKVALLEY TASK FORCE 105T BSG DREAM OF ME V 748 OF 844

A.I. bred to Studer’s Taylor Made 7Y due February 16, 2020.

A Thermal Energy bred to Taylor made—there is some value in just STAY 18 that combination alone, but the quality of this female is icing on the cake! I really think this gal is going to make a super brood cow. $BMI 138.86 She had an 85 lbs. BW and ratios over 100 for every measurable $F 64.02 trait after that. Good stock here. lot 24

BSG CHERRY 1833 OF 62K 25 *x4266462 | Cow | 3/3/2018 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1833 JR CONQUEST 62K

BYLAND LEGACY 5RD15 ET JR LADYSAGE 50H

BSG CHERRY 1557 OF 105T

SASKVALLEY TASK FORCE 105T BSG CHERRY PENNY 711 OF 844

BRED HEIFERS

A.I. bred to Coalpit Creek Leader 6th, due February 16, 2020.

Here is maybe the power heifer out of the replacement pen.

STAY 21 Ratioing 118@WW and 117@YW she really has some grow $BMI 147.25 in her. Sire and maternal grandsire are legendary for making moderate, hardworking cows that raise heavy calves every year. $F 53.01 This is a unique breeding piece. lot 25

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BSG KISS 1861 OF 66B x4266961 | Cow | 3/16/2018 | Red | Polled | BSG 1861

MURIDALETHERMAL ENERGY 15A

SASKVALLEY TRADITION 106T MURIDALE GOOSE 32R

BSG KISS 1424 OF 2109 ET

WAUKARU GOLD MINE 2109 WAUKARU KISS 177

A.I. bred to Saskvalley Banjo 268B, due February 16, 2020.

A really thick made, easy fleshing female from a long line of quality STAY 17 commercially-designed cows. This one will be the real keeping kind. I predict the new owner will be thrilled with this female after $BMI 147.83 they wean her first calf. Super high for her $Value Profit Indexes. $F 61.61 lot 26

BSG BLEND BEEF 1839 268B 27 *xAR4266466 | Cow | 3/5/2018 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1839 SASKVALLEY BANJO 268B

SASKVALLEY ULTRA 12J SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 73R

BSG BLEND BEEF 1607 205

B A R EXT TRAVELER 205 BSG CHERRY 1400 OF 46U

¾ Shorthorn, ¼ Angus.

Calf will be 7/8 and produce purebreds.

A.I. bred to Coalpit Creek Leader 6th, due February 16, 2020. STAY 18 $BMI 130.83 A percentage bred heifer and one of the top animals in the sale.

Being a Banjo bred to Coalpit Creek Leader 6th guarantees some $F 49.09 easy keeping, high forage thriving progeny in the future. lot 27

18 | Form to Function

MATCHLESS 1864 OF 66B 28 BSG x4266967 | Cow | 3/19/2018 | Red | Polled | BSG 1864 SASKVALLEY BLITZ 66B

JT TRANS X 28X SASKVALLEY DANDY 340Z

LCCC MATCHLESS 1411

SASKVALLEY TRADITION 106T DSF MATCHLESS 11U

A.I. bred to Saskvalley Banjo 268B, due February 16, 2020.

This female is why Blitz continues to be part of our breeding program. You have to love her style and substance. Her Tradition dam goes back to some of the great cows at Studer’s in Iowa.

STAY 18 $BMI 127.77 $F 59.18 Saskvalley Blitz

lot 28 sire

STARLET ROSE 1863 66B 29 BSG x4266966 | Cow | 3/18/2018 | Red | Polled | BSG 1863 SASKVALLEY BLITZ 66B

JT TRANS X 28X SASKVALLEY DANDY 340Z

BSG STAR ROSE 1521 844 ET

DFS RED RIDER 844 ET NPS STARLETTE ROSE 3010 ET

STAY 18 $BMI 121.04 $F 52.92 lot 29

BSG MINNIE 1877 OF 268B 30 *x4267766 | Cow | 4/3/2018 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1877 SASKVALLEY BANJO 268B

SASKVALLEY ULTRA 12J SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 73R

BSG MINNIE 1605 OF 105T

SASKVALLEY TASK FORCE 105T BSG MINNIE 1419 OF 46U

A.I. bred to Studer’s Taylor Made 7Y due February 16, 2020.

Minnie 1877 is a double bred Maggie 73R. She’s one of the youngest females in the sale, but don’t overlook her. She is moderate in size but mighty in shape and substance.

STAY 20 $BMI 147.06 $F 55.58 lot 30

BSG TEXAS ROSE 1883 15A 31 x4269417 | Cow | 4/13/2018 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1883 MURIDALETHERMAL ENERGY 15A

SASKVALLEY TRADITION 106T MURIDALE GOOSE 32R

BSG TEXAS ROSE 5104 OF 128S

MAPLETON COLONEL GUS 71U BSG TOP ROSE 005 OF 34R

A.I. bred to Saskvalley Banjo 268B, due February 16, 2020.

Thermal Energy x Stampede bred to Banjo—what a package! This STAY 20 one is high for Stayability--- She’ll stick around and produce the $BMI 134.18 keeping kind every year. This female was a last-minute addition.

Why? We really didn’t want to sell her because her sister is now $F 57.28 working at Dale Studer’s and she is one of the best Thermal Energy’s to ever walk. Sorry for no picture, but you’ll find her easy on sale day or just talk to one of the agents. #SaleFeature Thermal Energy

lot 31 sire November 10, 2019 | 19

BRED HEIFERS

Bred to Byland Big Board 8WS79, due early March 2020.

Out of a daughter of the Shady Maple/Galbreath donor, Rose 3010, arguably Rose T90’s greatest daughter. Adding Red Rider 844 and Blitz to the equation promises power, mass, great feet & legs and stellar maternal ability. Her mating to Big Board makes this one of the most exciting bred heifers to sell.

HEIFER CALVES

lot 32

Each heifer calf sells with 2 units of semen on Thermal Energy, Banjo, Task Force, Stampede or Blitz.

lot 33

BSG DOTTIE 1905 OF 105T 32 x4283239 | Cow | 2/8/2019 | Roan | Polled | BSG 1905

BSG CHERRY 1953 OF 66B 33 *x4286409 | Cow | 4/8/2019 | Red | Polled | BSG 1953

SASKVALLEY TASK FORCE 105T

SASKVALLEY RIPPER 260R SASKVALLEY MAGGIE 73R

SASKVALLEY BLITZ 66B

JT TRANS X 28X SASKVALLEY DANDY 340Z

BSG DOTTIE 1729 OF 7Y

STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y BSG DOTTIE 1446 OF 128S

BSG CHERRY 1400 OF 46U

JSF CAPICHE 46U BSG CHERRY 147 OF 128S

Open Heifer This one is a tank. When we decided to add some heifer calves, this one sorted herself to the top pretty fast because of her color, volume, cow family pedigree and genetic profile. Beef heifer supreme.

20 | Form to Function

STAY 18 $BMI 149.43 $F 52.36

Open Heifer Here is one that can raise some steers! Cherry 1953 is really cool in her make-up and the combination of Blitz x Capiche really seems to work here. Stemming from the Cherry cow family brings real value.

STAY 17 $BMI 135.69 $F 52.02

FALL CALVING COWS

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BSG DOTTIE 1455 OF 46U *x4207491 | Cow | 3/28/2014 | Red | Polled | 1455

JSF CAPICHE 46U

JAKE’S PROUD JAZZ 266L JSF MARVEL 6S

BSG DOTTIE 1211 OF YR

ALTA CEDAR YUKON RED 75X ALTA CEDAR DOTTIE 29X

Will calve by sale day to Saskvalley Banjo 268B. A really thick made beef-type Shorthorn cow here. You have to admire this one’s huge middle; she has all the volume one could want. She comes from the Dottie cow family, the most famous cow family out of western Canada.

STAY 16 $BMI 128.25 $F 53.77 lot 34

BSG LANDSLIDE LAD 106

ALTA CEDAR LAD 13N BSG SYLVIA 608 CPY

BSG SHANIA 968 OF 7S

ALTA CEDAR SHERMAN 7S BSG SHANIA 752 OF 844 ET

Will calve by sale day to Saskvalley Banjo 268B. Outcross pedigree and a sweet female to work with. A lot of muscle in this female. She is in the prime of her production. If you like them with extra bone and a little extra frame, this cow is for you.

FALL CALVING COWS

SHANIA 1476 OF L106 35 BSG *4208665 | Cow | 4/21/2014 | Red | Horned | 1476

STAY 14 $BMI 108.56 $F 50.56 lot 35

DREAM OF ME 1540 7Y 36 BSG *x4217208 | Cow | 3/1/2015 | Red | Polled | 1540 STUDER’S TAYLOR MADE 7Y

SASKVALLEY RAMROD 155R DSF COUNTRY DANCER 42U

BSG DREAM OF ME 531 MIS

BYLAND MISSION 6RD112 MISS V8 DREAM OF ME 822J

Will calve by sale day to Saskvalley Banjo 268B. This is the kind of female dreams are made of. So we put together STAY 12 in her structure and functional design, along with incredibly balanced EPDs, she is the definition of Form to Function. Buy $BMI 131.04 this cow with confidence. Her dam was one of the best cows we $F 54.88 ever raised and was sold in our 2016 sale to Oakwood Farms of Wisconsin who has always purchased the very best in BSG stock.

It’s worth saying again, buy with confidence!

lot 36

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SCARLET 1587 OF 128S 37 BSG x4218207 | Cow | 4/19/2015 | Red | Polled | 1587 SASKVALLEY STAMPEDE 128S

SASKVALLEY ULTRA 12J SASKVALLEY DORA 70N

BSG LA SCARLET 013 OF 12M

SBR RIDER 12M SULL SCARLETS RIDER 2T

Will calve by sale day to Saskvalley Banjo 268B. Dam of the Lot 10 bred heifer. You can now see where she gets her quality. Goes back to the hard to find Scarlet’s that really did great things for many herds, including our friends at Shadybrook Shorthorns.

STAY 13 $BMI 129.49 $F 54.24

lot 37

BSG RED ENVY 6110 1322 38 x4238296 | Cow | 6/20/2016 | Roan | Polled | BSG 6110 BSG STAMPEDE 1322

SASKVALLEY STAMPEDE 128S BSG ALICIA 103 OF 13N

BSG RED ENVY 135 OF 128S

SASKVALLEY STAMPEDE 128S ML RED ENVY 0428 OF 7026

FALL CALVING COWS

Will calve by sale day to Saskvalley Banjo 268B. Double bred Saskvalley Stampede 128S. This one is out of 1322, an awesome Stampede son that was sold to Pattie Bergstrom of Wyoming. This one is easy fleshing and will raise a good one by Banjo - a triple bred Ultra 12J!

STAY 10 $BMI 113.41 $F 48.73

lot 38

RAINBOW ROSE 1731 66B 39 BSG x4256216 | Cow | 3/5/2017 | Red | Polled | BSG 1731 SASKVALLEY BLITZ 66B

JT TRANS X 28X SASKVALLEY DANDY 340Z

BSG RAINBOWROSE 1527 137W

JSF GAUGE 137W BSG RAINBOW ROSE 1201 12M

Will calve by sale day to Saskvalley Banjo 268B. Maybe the high profit female in the sale; ranks in the Top 1% $BMI, Top 5% $F, Top 10% $CEZ. A cow with tons of natural body and forage-type volume. You’ll really like her balance and softness. lot 39

22 | Form to Function

STAY 18 $BMI 155.81 $F 59.32

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A,B,C,D

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A,B,C,D Saskvalley Banjo 268B

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A,B,C,D

A,B,C,D

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JSF Top Hand 34R

A,B,C,D

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A,B,C,D

Mapleton Colonel Gus 71U

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48 A,B

NPS Governor ET

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A,B,C,D

5 units of Saskvalley Banjo 268B (x4256469) Qualified for Canada

SEMEN 5 units of Saskvalley Stampede 128S (x4164304)

SEMEN 5 units of JSF Top Hand 34R (x4098646)

Qualified for Canada

SEMEN 5 units of Saskvalley Blitz 66B (x4255722)

SEMEN 5 units of Saskvalley Task Force 105T (x4161515) Qualified for Canada

SEMEN 5 units of JR Conquest 62K (x4092075)

SEMEN 5 units of Mapleton Colonel Gus 71U (x4155032)

SEMEN 5 units of Alta Cedar Perfect Storm 11U (x4145501)

SEMEN 5 units of Alta Cedar Lad 13N (x4164298) Qualified for Canada

SEMEN 5 units of NPS Governor ET (x4136824)

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