Town Creek Farm Sale – October 21, 2023

TOWN CREEK FARM

A STORY OF QUALITY, SINCE 1993

TOWN CREEK FARM CELEBRATES 30 YEARS OF OPERATION.”

Town Creek Farm was established in 1993 by Milton O. Sundbeck. The original property consisted of 800 acres of fertile, black belt land east of West Point, Mississippi.

Early on, the land served as a stocker operation. Later the tract transitioned to commercial cattle. Sundbeck recognized the value of Bos Indicus influenced cattle in his environment, and in 2005, registered Brangus and Ultrablack became his primary stock.

No matter the endeavor, Sundbeck always focuses on quality. He’s woven into Town Creek Farm his business experience learned from his chemical company. Quality assurance, from product and process to people, drives his business success. Sundbeck developed the Town

Creek Farm cowherd and operation with the same detailed attention to quality.

“We are in the seedstock business for the long term, so we take care of what we have. Stewardship of the land and cattle are forefront in my mind every day. I take such pride in our work and genetic future.,” says Sundbeck.

Sundbeck has developed a team of people to cultivate his vision. “I believed that success depends on having competent people,” says Sundbeck. “I care deeply for our team and respect their contributions and work.”

Sundbeck believes the disciplined, system-based approach to operating the ranch has elevated the operation and genetic success. And he expects that it will for the next 30 years.

Town Creek Farm founder and owner, Milton Sundbeck purchases the first 800 acres of fertile Black Belt land east of West Point, Mississippi, and runs stocker operation.

Implements whole-herd testing for Johnes disease.

Town Creek Farm utilizes “blood” ELISA and “fecal” DNA tests and annually test all cows (at weaning) and herd sires. Cows that test positive are removed from the herd to guarantee Town Creek Farm bulls are Johnes-free.

Town Creek Farm holds its first on-ranch Bull Sale and Customer-Owned Commercial Brangus Bred Heifer Sale at new facilities on the ranch. The first sale follows the end of an era of Cow Creek Ranch following the passing of Joe Reznicek in 2010.

Exports a live Brangus bull to the country of Thailand. Town Creek Farm continues to export semen and embryos to the countries of South Africa, Paraguay, Brazil, and Australia.

Sundbeck acquires his first herd of registered Brangus and Ultrablack cows from Cow Creek Ranch in Alabama.

From 2005 to 2010, Town Creek Farm bull calves are delivered annually to Cow Creek Ranch to develop and market through their partnership program.

Town Creek Farm acquires 640 acres across the highway from existing land base. Construction begins in July 2012 on the bull development facility and sale pavilion.

Produces In-Herd Selection

Indexes through an in-herd analysis of sale bulls based on adjusted phenotypic data. Indexes provide customers with a comparison of bulls in offering. The indexes represent a validation of individual animal rankings. Ranking is from 0 (lowest) to 1.0 (highest). Indexes consist of Calving Ease, Growth, Fertility and Carcass.

Establishes a program of developing new genetic lines of first generation 3/8-5/8 Brangus through breeding up from foundation stock of Brahman and Angus.

Town Creek Farm recognizes a need for new Brangus genetic bloodlines for the long-term viability of the Brangus breed. Early generation Brangus offers customers higher levels of retained heterosis, heat tolerance, and longevity.

IN 1914, MILTON SUNDBECK’S GRANDFATHER EMIGRATED FROM SWEDEN AND SETTLED EAST OF AUSTIN, TEXAS, AND STARTED A DAIRY FARM. AS A YOUNGSTER, SUNDBECK WORKED ON THE FAMILY DAIRY FARM AND THE CATTLE RANCHES OF HIS GRANDFATHER, LYNN WHITE, WHO RAISED HORNED HEREFORDS ON THE BRAZOS RIVER NEAR CLIFTON, TEXAS, AND ON HIS UNCLE’S RANCHES IN CENTRAL TEXAS. “I WAS RAISED IN FARMING AND RANCHING COUNTRY AND DREAMED OF OWNING LAND ONE DAY,” SAYS SUNDBECK. “I SPENT SO MUCH TIME OUTDOORS THAT I DEVELOPED A LOVE AFFAIR WITH THE LAND.”

1949 Bosque County, TexasMilton Sundbeck and family. (L to R) James Thomas White (great grandfather), Martha Lucinda White (great grandmother), Milton, Lynn White (grandfather), Arvid (brother), Vada White (grandmother) and Prebble White Sundbeck (mother)

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Trademarks VigorMax™ name for cattle that offer more Bos indicus influence and maximum paternal heterosis and heat tolerance. VigorMax™ are ½ Brahman x ½ Angus.

Sponsors Professional Steer Wrestler and West Point, Mississippi native, Will Lummus who wins two Reserve World Championship Titles.

Conducts bi-annual Anaplasmosis and Leukosis surveillance testing. Surveillance testing is a proactive method to detect the prevalence of diseases in our cowherd. Anaplasmosis is common in sub-tropical regions of the country and can be spread with contaminated needles, blood and ticks.

Initiates an in-herd cow scoring system of breed character, hoof angle, claw set, teat and udder composition, productivity, body condition and hair shedding. The ultimate purpose is to accumulate sufficient data to track traits relative to pedigrees and cow families.

Sponsors Professional Steer Wrestler Tyler Waguespack who becomes 3-time World Champion.

Town Creek Farm is named a finalist for the 2020 Beef Improvement Federation (BIF) Seedstock Producer of the Year Award.

Establishes an endowed professorship at Mississippi State University (MSU) College of Agriculture and Life Sciences to advance beef cattle production in Mississippi and in the Southeast.

Initiates and collaborates with Neogen and the University of Florida to develop Igenity® Indicus, a DNA product to identify the percent Bos indicus in cattle. Igenity® Indicus is a first-of-its-kind genomic tool for indicus influenced cattle. Results can be used to help commercial producers select replacement heifers to maintain the appropriate breed makeup for their environment.

Town Creek Farm continues to add acreage to its existing land base to ensure continued growth.

Sponsors Professional Saddle Bronc Rider, Parker Kempfer, an up-and-coming Professional Pro-Rodeo Association (PRCA) athlete.

Collaborates with the University of Florida to estimate heterozygosity using genotypes and breeds of origin. Percent heterosis is revealed on percentage bulls and first generation Brangus bulls in the Town Creek Farm bull sale catalog.

Funds research project to estimate heterosis from high-density genotypes for Brangus cattle at the University of Florida. The project seeks to develop statistical methods for estimation of heterosis level in Brangus cattle.

Establishes an endowment for the Mississippi State University (MSU) Equestrian Team support staff and team expense funding.

MILTON AND JOY SUNDBECK

GENERAL INFORMATION

HOTEL INFORMATION

Hyatt Place Columbus.......................(662)370-1800

101 Hospital Drive, Columbus, Mississippi 39701 (888)492-8847

Ask for Town Creek Farm block. Rate code: G-TCFS

Hampton Inn & Suites......................(662)494-7802

5821 Hwy. 45 Alt. South, West Point, Mississippi 39773 (800)494-8496

Ask for Town Creek Farm block

Town Creek Campground..................(662)494-4885

1405 Campground Road, West Point, Mississippi 39773

For additional assistance with rooms, please contact Joy Reznicek Sundbeck at (205)399-0221.

CATALOG CONTENTS

SALE LOCATION AND DIRECTIONS

Town Creek Pavilion

32476 Hwy. 50 East West Point, Mississippi 39773-5207

Town Creek Pavilion is located seven miles east of West Point, Mississippi, off Highway 50 (South side). Look for the Town Creek Farm sign near windmill. Please refer to map on page 56.

AIRPORTS

Golden Triangle Regional Airport (GTR)

Columbus, Mississippi (Located approximately 15 miles from West Point, Mississippi)

Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport (BHM)

Birmingham, Alabama (Located approximately 137 miles from West Point, Mississippi)

Jackson-Evers International Airport (JAN)

Jackson, Mississippi (Located approximately 146 miles from West Point, Mississippi)

Memphis International Airport

Memphis, Tennessee (Located approximately 147 miles from West Point, Mississippi)

LADIES LOUNGE

We welcome and encourage ladies to join us for the Town Creek Farm Sale weekend. Once again we are opening our Ladies Lounge for women to kick up their feet or curl up on a sofa. Our designated area is stocked with snacks and drinks. Open both Friday afternoon and Saturday. WiFi ready. Ahhh...

KIDS CORNER

We invite the kiddos attending the sale to Kids Corner for some fun-size activities. They can enjoy roping “Charlie” the steer to the Bouncy Bull. Come join the pint-size fun.

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SALE CONTACTS

SALE CONTACTS

TOWN CREEK FARM OFFICE (662)494-5944

JOY REZNICEK SUNDBECK (205)399-0221

Joy@TownCreekFarm.com

CODY GLENN (601)508-8689 Cody@TownCreekFarm.com

OWEN TOLAR (601)954-9507 Owen@TownCreekFarm.com

CLINT LADNER (662)812-8370

LOGAN PERRY (863)634-4810

MICHAEL AGAR (336)406-4143

WADE FISHER (254)319-5349

JOHN MCKNIGHT (501)281-1040

SALE DAY AUCTIONEER

Doak Lambert, Decatur, Texas (972)839-6485 mobile

INTERNATIONAL BRANGUS BREEDERS ASSOCIATION

Dr. Darrell Wilkes, Executive Vice President

TOWN CREEK FARM TEAM

• Joy Reznicek, President/Marketing

• Jim Brown, General Manager

• Cody Glenn, Ranch Manager

• Neil Fortenberry, Herdsman

• Owen Tolar, Bull Development

• Antonio Pierce, Feeding

• William “Choke” Malone, Part Time Farm

• Federico Maisonnave, Paraguay South American Representative

PUBLICATION REPRESENTATIVES

THE WEEKLY LIVESTOCK REPORTER

Phil Stoll (817)366-7332

SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT

Doug Paul (405)820-3982

GULF COAST CATTLEMAN

Jimmy Fetner (334)863-0115

MISSISSIPPI CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION

Andy Berry

Kirsta Murphree

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REMOTE BIDDING AND BUYING ABSENTEE BUYING OPPORTUNITIES

JOY REZNICEK SUNDBECK (205)399-0221

CODY GLENN (601)508-8689

OWEN TOLAR (601)954-9507

WADE FISHER (254)319-5349

Sale day is an opportunity to view cattle, see old friends, meet new folks and enjoy good food. We hope you can join us. If you can’t make it, we have a variety of ways to purchase cattle without being present.

SIGHT UNSEEN GUARANTEE

When your schedule or travel plans make it impossible for you to join us, please take a minute and give us a call. We can assist you in satisfying your needs. Contact Joy or Cody to discuss your budget and type and kind of cattle you are seeking. In other words, please share with us what you would want to do, and we will arrange it per your instructions. Customers have placed their trust and confidence in Town Creek Farm year after year. This buying method is simple, easy and 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

REAL-TIME PHONE BIDS

A tried and true method of buying sale cattle is by calling in on sale day. This is a traditional method of buying livestock and is the suggested process for anyone who does not have consistent, high-speed internet. We ask that you contact us ahead to discuss your needs and budget so we are ready and set to go on sale day. Please touch base with Joy, Cody, or any of our sale contacts on page 5 prior to the sale. On sale day we will call you before the sale of your selected lots.

ONLINE BIDDING - CLICK TO BID

DVAuction is a proven, secure and reliable way of bidding and buying in real-time during our sale. High speed-internet is required for this option. Buyer numbers for online bidding will be issued through DV Auction prior to sale. Please follow instructions listed so you are ready to go at sale time. DVAuction representative Wade Fisher will be taking your bids.

1. Go to www.DVAuction.com and create an account under “create new account” tab.

2. Apply for bidding by clicking “apply for bidding” in the upper left corner of your screen at least 24 hours prior to auction.

3. Tune into the sale and make your purchases.

General Questions about on-line bidding can be made to DVAuction support at (402)316-5460 or support@dvacution.com.

VIDEO PREVIEW OF SALE OFFERING ONLINE

Individual videos of bull lots (Lots 1-151) are available online on October 1, 2023. To view videos, go to www.TownCreekFarm.com – look for the link, IdealVideos.com or DVAuction.com. Commercial bred heifer videos will be available online on Friday morning, October 20, 2023. Videos by Wade Fisher, Ideal Videos, Hearne, Texas (254)319-5349.

USER FRIENDLY BULLS

Certain bulls will be identified as “UF” – User Friendly – on the supplement sheet. Bulls designated as UF bulls have temperaments that appear to be docile under stress and pressure conditions. UF bulls are highly recommended for single bull buyers who handle bulls alone or in small areas. Town Creek Farm makes every attempt to properly identify these bulls.

BIDDER REGISTRATION

Buyer numbers are needed to purchase cattle in the sale. Buyers may pre-register online at www.TownCreekFarm.com or register at the sale. Online bidders should register with DV Auction at DVAuction.com.

SUPPLEMENT SHEET AND SALE DAY UPDATES AVAILABLE AT SALE

Supplement sheets for the Commercial Bred Heifer Sale and Bull Sale will be available at sale time. Current scrotal measurements, updated or corrected information from this catalog and User Friendly bulls will be provided on the supplement sheet. Heifer supplement sheet will provide additional information including recent herd health activity, and updated and corrected information from this catalog.

VISIT WWW.TOWNCREEKFARM.COM AND OUR FACEBOOK PAGE LINK FOR UP-TODATE SALE INFORMATION AND RANCH HAPPENINGS

For up-to-date sale information visit our website at www.TownCreekFarm.com or follow us on Facebook.

RAL SALE INFORMATION

BREEDING GUARANTEE

All bulls selling have passed semen evaluations performed by Pallone Veterinary Service, Dr. Mike Pallone, Rose Bud, Arkansas. See terms on page 45.

TRICHOMONIASIS TESTED

Bulls tested negative for Trichomoniasis on September 29, 2023, by Dr. Mike Pallone.

BVD-PI TESTED

Bulls are ear notched and have tested negative for persistent infection with bovine viral diarrhea (BVDPI) on September 29, 2023, by Dr. Mike Pallone.

GUARANTEED JOHNES-FREE

All bulls are out of dams that tested negative for Johnes. Bulls are considered Johnes-Free and guaranteed as stated.

GENETIC CONDITIONS

Bulls identified by pedigrees as potential carriers of genetic conditions were tested.

RETAINED SEMEN INTEREST IN BULLS

Town Creek Farm retains one-half revenue sharing semen interest in bulls. Buyers have full possession of bulls and 100 percent salvaged value of bulls unless noted in sale day supplement sheet.

SALE LOT EAR TAGS ON CATTLE

Ear tags on animals correspond to lot numbers listed in the sale catalog.

SALE ORDER

Bulls will sell in lot order. An individual video of each bull lot (Lots 1-151) will appear on viewing screens as lots are sold. Top quality bulls will sell throughout entire sale as bulls are sold individually by pen group.

Commercial bred heifers will be sold in groups of five (±) head by consignor. Groups will appear on viewing screens as they are sold per supplement sheet. Buyers have option to roll two pens of heifers at established price as long as heifers are from the same consignor. After three pens, price is reestablished through the bidding process.

CATTLE LOADOUT

Cattle may be loaded on Saturday, October 21, 2023, after 2 pm, or Sunday, October 22, 2023.

TRUCKING

At the conclusion of the sale, please inform sale clerk of your hauling instructions. Town Creek Farm makes every effort to assist in coordinating reliable and economical trucking arrangements. Trucking expense is responsibility of the buyer.

TOWN CREEK FARM

ADVANTAGES

Quality Assurance always comes first. 3

Town Creek Farm takes our responsibility to our customers seriously and is committed to actions that safeguard and protect customer profitability.

We are committed to producing and providing genetics that add long-term value and profitability for our customers in real-world environments. Our primary purpose is to create profitability for our customers and ourselves. Town Creek Farm takes every measure possible to ensure the success of our customers and our own success.

FERTILITY - WE REFUSE TO MAKE AN EXCUSE FOR A COW

Town Creek Farm believes the most important trait to profitability in beef production is fertility.

Proving fertility begins with our heifer development. Heifers are developed on grass with supplementation as needed. At 14 to 16 months of age, heifers are synchronized and artificially inseminated, then bull bred, for 55 days. Heifers not conceiving are culled and removed from our herd.

All females must bring a calf to the weaning pens and breed back to remain in the herd. We refuse to make excuses or exceptions.

LONGEVITY AND PRODUCTIVITY – WHOLE HERD DATA ON FEET, UDDERS AND TEATS

Longevity of cows and bulls is influenced by several factors including feet and legs, udder and teat conformation, fertility, and fleshing ability. Every Town Creek Farm female, both registered and commercial, is individually scored for feet, udder and teat confirmation. This enables us to continually improve productivity and longevity in our cow herd and of bulls we market to cattlemen.

BULL DEVELOPMENT AND AGE OF BULLS

Town Creek Farm is one of the few seedstock providers offering a set of full two-year-old virgin Brangus, Ultrablack and VigorMax™ bulls (born fall 2021). These bulls are more mature and should breed more cows on their first cover. They are hard, muscular bulls without excessive fat cover. They have the ability to go out, hustle and breed more females at beginning of breeding seasons than their younger counterparts. TOWN

INNOVATION • FERTILITY • ADAPTABILITY • DISEASE-FREE

The industry as a whole is shifting toward younger and younger bulls. Bulls sold as yearlings are typically developed at an accelerated rate with tremendous stress on joints, feet and claws that compromise integrity and longevity.

TOWN CREEK FARM EXCLUSIVE IN-HERD SELECTION INDEXES

Each bull lot lists in-herd selection indexes for Calving Ease, Growth, Fertility and Carcass. Indexes optimize selection on a number of traits in a particular productive scenario by optimally weighting adjusted phenotypic data, calving intervals, and age of first calving. Indexes represent a validation of the individual animal rankings of our bull offering and opportunities for our customers to make simple, streamlined selection of bulls.

DNA SIRE PARENT VALIDATION

All bulls in this sale have been sire parent validated through DNA. DNA confirms our artificial insemination breedings, pasture bull breedings and field notes.

GENOMIC ENHANCED EPDS

All bulls in the sale have Genomic Enhanced EPDs. DNA test results submitted on Lots 1-151 were used to enhance predictability and accuracy on EPDs for non-parent animals. Genomic-enhanced EPDs (GE-EPDs) utilize genomic test results in addition to pedigree, performance and progeny data for increased reliability of an animal’s EPD.

PERCENT BOS INDICUS CONTENT DETERMINED BY DNA PROFILER

Percent Brahman and Angus content are accurately revealed on each bull lot. Percentages are determined by genomic test results from Igenity® Indicus by Neogen. The genomic product accurately delivers the percent Bos Indicus (Brahman) in Brangus cattle. Disclosing breed percent contents allows customers to accurately know the underlying biology and breed composition and helps to ensure correct breeding decisions.

FREEZE BRAND FOR IDENTIFICATION

All bulls are freeze-branded with their own permanent herd identification on the left hip. Town Creek Farm holding brand is freeze branded on the left rib.

DISEASE PREVENTION – QUALITY ASSURANCE

Town Creek Farm has invested resources and time into disease prevention and eradication. We’ve created a management protocol for annual cowherd testing and eradication to establish a safety net for our customers. All sale bulls have tested negative for Trichomoniasis and BVD-PI within 30 days of the sale.

ULTRASOUND DATA

Bull lots have all been ultrasounded for carcass traits at approximately one year of age. Carcass ultrasound interpretation is rooted in research and is the highest accuracy for interpretations of carcass traits in live animals.

CERTIFIED JOHNES-FREE BULLS

Town Creek Farm aggressively tests every cow for Johnes disease. The disease is contagious, which means it can spread from one cow to another, but it is predominately passed from mother to calf through fecal matter during nursing. Clinical presentation entails rapid weight loss and diarrhea while maintaining a healthy appetite.

Since 2006, every cow and herd sire on Town Creek Farm has been tested for Johnes by both “blood” ELISA and “fecal” DNA tests at weaning. Dams of bulls owned by our Bull Production Partners have tested negative for Johnes by the ELISA test. Cows who test positive by either test method are culled from the herd. Freshly weaned calves of dams who test positive are also culled.

The level of certainty we get from both test methods enables us to ensure absolute eradication and guarantee our sale bulls to be Johne’s free.

FORAGE-BASED GENETICS

Efficiency of forage utilization is a key component of profitability i.e., cattle that are grazing when other cattle are shaded up or standing in water. Town Creek Farm cattle are capable of high reproduction efficiency on a forage-based system in hot and humid climates. Maximizing grazing time is a key to profitability.

FESCUE TOLERANT GENETICS

Brangus cattle are carriers of Brahman genes that deliver relief to heat stress caused by grazing fescue. Brahman influence in cattle supplies an internal cooling mechanism that dissipates heat produced by fescue toxins better than any other breed of cattle.

TOWN CREEK FARM

HERD HEALTH PROTOCOL

SPRING CALVING COWS

Spring Work

• Staybred VL5 (45 to 60 days pre-breeding),

• UlltraChoice 8

• Deworm – Spring Ivomec Plus Injectable

Fall Work

• Bovi-Shield Gold FP 5 VL5 (at preg check)

• Deworm – Fall Valbazen

FALL CALVING COWS

Fall Work

• Staybred VL5 (45 to 60 days pre-breeding)

• Deworm – Fall Valbazen

• Mutilmin

Spring Work

• Bovi-Shield Gold 5 FP VL5 (at preg check)

• UltraChoice 8

• Deworm – Spring Ivomec Plus Injectable

• Mutilmin

CALVES

3 to 4 Months

• UltraChoice 8

• Deworm – Dectomax Injectable

Two weeks after above vaccine (coincides with pulling bulls)

• Bovi-Shield Gold OneShot

Two weeks post-weaning or at branding

• Bovi-Shield Gold OneShot

• UltraChoice 8, Multimin

• Deworm – Heifers (dual) LongRange and Valbazen

• Bulls Ivomec Plus Injectable

Official Calfhood Vaccination – Heifers Between 4 and 10 months

SPRING AND FALL YEARLING HEIFERS

• Bovi-Shield Gold FP5 VL5 (45 to 60 days pre-breeding)

• Deworm – Fall Valbazen

Spring Ivomec Plus Injectable

• UltraChoice 8 (at preg check)

SALE BULLS

30 days prior to sale

• Semen Test Bulls

• Bovi-Shield Gold FP5-VL5

• UltraChoice 8

• Multimin

• Deworm – Valbazen

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BULL DEVELOPMENT

TOWN CREEK FARM BULL DEVELOPMENT

Town Creek Farm (TCF) bulls begin reproductive and physiological development after weaning. Bulls are sorted by weight to ensure accurate percent body weight of feed is delivered for fair competition at feed bunks. Bulls are maintained in 40 to 50-acre traps with summer and winter grazing. We inventory 25 to 35 bulls in each trap so grazing habits are never broken. The environment promotes rumen function, long-term feet and leg soundness, longevity, and slower and permanent weight gain.

TCF bulls are matured on limited-intake, forage-based, high roughage, low-energy rations composed of 36 to 40 percent haylage (007 Bermuda grass grown, and ensiled, on Town Creek Farm) and 40 to 45 percent wet brewers grain. Commodities and by-products are the balance of the haylagebased ration. Controlled feed consumption ensures that bulls never break their grazing habits. Feed rations and intakes are monitored by nutritionist, Dr. N.T. Cosby, Laddonia, Missouri.

After collection of yearling ultrasound data, bulls are moved from a development ration (12.5% corn) to a maintenance ration (no corn). Bulls are sorted by frame size and development is closely observed and monitored.

Within 30 days of sale date, Dr. Mike Pallone performs a semen evaluation including scrotal measurements and semen sample collection and scores motility and morphology of semen. Bulls are tested for Trichomoniasis and BVD-PI. Dams of the bulls selling have tested negative for Johnes.

Developing bulls is a continuous monitoring process and requires multiple ration adjustments throughout development. Our primary goal is to raise bulls to express genetic and reproductive potential, advance genetic progress for customers, and to last a long time in breeding pastures. Our bulls are grown to go out and hustle and breed as many females as possible. We encourage you to keep replacement heifers sired by Town Creek Farm bulls to capitalize on our highly proven fertility and maternal traits. Cattlemen can make great genetic progress using Town Creek Farm bulls.

Bull dispositions and temperaments are cultivated and managed, and ranked as a priority by Town Creek Farm. Bulls are handled and trained to provide customers with userfriendly bulls. Our bull handling and managing includes horseback for gathering and treating, routine foot traffic among bulls and some ATV activity.

THANK YOU

BULL PRODUCTION PARTNERS

Our Bull Production Partners (BPP) are an important part of our bull program and the future of Town Creek Farm. Each partner breeds and produces Town Creek Farm genetics on their respective ranch. The program is a finely tuned collaboration of genetics and management. Bull calves accepted to the program are co-mingled with Town Creek Farm bulls after weaning

■ BLACK RIVER BRANGUS

Lynn and Dana White • (318)452-0632 7718 Hwy. 129, Monterey, LA 7135

■ WALKER LAND AND CATTLE COMPANY

Jason Walker • (256)846-0575

445 Mt. Moriah Road

Lineville, Alabama 36266

■ WELLS CATTLE COMPANY

Bill and Roslinda Wells • (601)940-7060

209 Bellwether Pass

Ridgeland, Missisippi 39157

■ MEADOWVIEW RANCH

Greg and Beth Powell • (601)940-7060

County Road 85 Aliceville, Alabama 35442

■ DOUBLE A CATTLE COMPANY

Michael and Alan Agar • (336)406-4143

3043 CR 1166

Troy, Alabama 36079

Leading 30 Years of Innovation

TOWN CREEK FARM CONTINUES TO INNOVATE AND MAXIMIZE TECHNOLOGY AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS. OUR PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO CREATE PROFITABILITY FOR OUR CUSTOMERS.

TOWN CREEK FARM PARTNERS WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

Dr. Raluca Mateescu and her team at the University of Florida are embarking on research that seeks to develop statistical methods for estimation of heterosis level in Brangus cattle or crosses of Angus and Brahman cattle. Town Creek Farm is funding the research project.

“This project hits close to home for us, says Joy Reznicek of Town Creek Farm. “We’ve known for some time that Brangus cattle in generations closer to the parent breeds (Angus and Brahman) express more heterosis than multi-generation Brangus. We particularly see it on the maternal side of Brangus. First and second generation Brangus cows wean heavier calves than their multi-generational counterparts. This is the heterosis effect.”

Dr. Meteescu and her team will use the genotypes on the first generation Brangus animals to get an estimate of the heterosis present in these animals. This is the maximum heterosis that can be achieved in Brangus animals.

Dr. Meteescu will also use genotypes on Brangus animals that are two or more generations away from the first generation Brangus and will estimate how much heterosis is lost compared to the first generation Brangus.

Their team of scientists will use the breed of origin data to identify animals with the highest proportion of breed complementarity in certain regions of the genome contributing to heterosis.

COLLABORATION LEADS TO DNA PRODUCT TO MEASURE BOS INDICUS

In 2018, Town Creek Farm introduced the idea of determining the percent Bos Indicus in Brangus cattle to Neogen. Soon after, Neogen collaborated with the University of Florida to develop a DNA product to identify the percent Bos Indicus in cattle. In 2019 Town Creek Farm became the first breeder to receive Bos Indicus percentages created with Igenity® Indicus by Neogen.

Reporting percent Bos Taurus and Bos Indicus influence in an animal, Igenity® Indicus became a first-ofits-kind genomic tool for indicus influenced cattle. Summing to 100 percent, the results can be used to help commercial producers select replacement heifers to maintain the appropriate breed makeup for their environment.

Igenity® Indicus tests were performed on all bulls in our 2023 bull sale offering. Percent Brahman and percent Angus is revealed on each bull lot.

The Town Creek Farm team continually searches for ways to assist commercial cattlemen in bull selection and profitability. We believe that knowing the percent breed composition will become a powerful tool for commercial cattlemen to improve their herds and profitability.

HETEROSIS PERCENT

Heterosis is the benefit gained when two or more breeds are crossed. The benefit realized is based on how genes for a trait combine from different breeds, like Angus and Brahman. The introduction of our VigorMax™ and percentage Angus x Brahman bulls provides commercial cattlemen opportunities to impart paternal heterosis in their program.

Heterosis values of bulls are expressed in Lots 49 - 62 and first generation 5/8-3/8 Brangus bulls. Utilizing bulls with high heterosis values is a system that can effectively capture the benefits of paternal heterosis.

A New Day for Brangus Genetics

TOWN CREEK FARM IS COMMITTED TO PRODUCING GENETICS THAT ADD LONG-TERM VALUE AND PROFITABILITY FOR OUR CUSTOMERS IN REAL-WORLD ENVIRONMENTS. DEVELOPING NEW BRANGUS GENETICS WILL ENHANCE THAT POSITION.

BREEDING NEW BRANGUS GENETICS

Town Creek Farm embarked on a mission nine years ago to develop new, first generation 3/8-5/8 Brangus genetics by breeding up from foundation stock of Brahman and Angus. We recognized the need for new genetics for long-term viability of the Brangus breed.

Within our “Breeding Up to Brangus” project we have taken a mathematical approach by working with large groups of percentage foundation cattle and utilizing in vitro fertilization (IVF) to reach our goal. New genetics lines of Brangus offer customers higher levels of retained heterosis, heat tolerance, and longevity. Research shows first generation females or females sired by first and second generation bulls to be reproductively efficient with more longevity. First and second generation Brangus bulls will impart high percentages of retained heterosis.

We have identified first generation bull lots offered in this catalog. We are calving larger groups of first generation calves. We’ve weaned our second sets of fall and spring born first generation Brangus calves out of Angus dams and sired by Three-Quarter blood sires and calves by Three-Quarter blood dams x Angus sires. Both matings result in first generation 3/8-5/8 Brangus calves.

Crosses from our breeding up program, like our VigorMax™ half-blood bulls, have generated a high level of interest in commercial operations to impart higher levels of paternal heterosis. VigorMax™ bull lots are 49 to 55 and Three-Quarter Blood (75% Angus x 25% Brahman) are Lots 56 to 62.

We believe innovation is necessary to create value that our customers expect. Sons of first generation bulls offer high levels of retained heterosis.

LOOK FOR OUR FIRST GEN PEN DISPLAY DURING OUR SALE

We invite you to view our first generation Brangus calves during our sale. These first generation of 3/8 Brahman 5/8 Angus were developed as a part of our Breeding-Up-to-Brangus program starting from the foundation breeds of Brahman and Angus. The calves will be on sight for visual appraisal on Friday, October 20 and Saturday, October 21, 2023.

Brangus combines the strengths of the two most populous breeds of cattle in the world – Angus and Brahman. The most important ingredients in successfully developing first generation Brangus genetics are the genetics involved on both sides of the pedigree. We think you’ll agree these genetics hit the mark and have the potential to be history-makers.

PEN OF FIRST GENERATION HEIFER CALVES

BULLS THAT OUTWORK, OUTLAST

HISTORICAL SALE AVERAGES

TOWN CREEK FARM – PAGE 14

Heat Tolerant Cattle Are Our Future

GLOBAL HEAT THIS SUMMER SAW EARTH’S HOTTEST THREE MONTHS EVER RECORDED.

Mass cattle casualties due to intense temperatures have raised concern and awareness throughout the beef industry. Abnormally high temperatures and heat indexes have put strains on cattle and producers. Reports of significant death loss of cattle continues due to brutal heat that covered a large part of the U.S. From ranchers to packers, reports indicate significant weight loss in cattle, loss of quality grade at harvest, and cattle going down on trailers, many that did not survive.

Researchers at the Meat Animal Research Center (MARC) have identified four areas that influence an animal's response to heat stress; genetics, health, production status, and previous exposure to heat. Heat-tolerant genetics are the most effective way to resolve heat tolerance challenges. Brahman genetics supply an internal cooling mechanism that dissipates heat better than any other breed of cattle.

LEVELS OF BOS INDICUS IN BRANGUS AND PERCENTAGE CATTLE VARY AND CAN BE ADJUSTED TO FIT CATTLEMEN’S DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS. PROFITABILITY IS DIRECTLY TIED TO CATTLE ADAPTED TO YOUR ENVIRONMENT AND CATTLE THAT REQUIRE LESS MANAGEMENT.

Not all breed composites are created equal. Neither are the environments in which they are raised. Based on an operation’s goal and environment, specific indicus/taurus breed compositions are selected or created and then

multiplied. Basic inheritance causes us to expect that an offspring’s breed composition will be half of that of the sire and half of the dam. However, random sampling of genes causes that relationship to be less than perfect.

USING RESULTS FOR MATING DECISIONS

Choosing the right cross is the easy part. How do you maintain your 2-breed composite?

The table above shows how the results of this test can be used to make breeding decisions in two simple ways:

1. Determine whether more indicus or taurus influence is needed.

2. Align the composition of your bull battery or A.I. sires accordingly.

No one outcome is better than the other, it is up to the producer to decide what direction best suits the environment of the cattle. Indicus influenced animals are said to have:

√ Increased heat tolerance

√ Increased disease resistance

√ Increased insects tolerance

√ Low nutritional requirements

√ Increase longevity

TOWN CREEK FARM IS HONORED TO SPONSOR PROFESSIONAL RODEO ATHLETES

TOWN CREEK FARM ATHLETES CONTINUE TO DOMINATE PROFESSIONAL STEER WRESTLING.

TYLER WAGUESPACK, FOUR-TIME WORLD CHAMPION, AND WILL LUMMUS, TWO-TIME RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION, ARE THE POWER BROKERS OF STEER WRESTLING. IN 2022, WE ADDED ROOKIE, PARKER KEMPFER, A SADDLE BRONC RIDER TO OUR TEAM.

TYLER

WAGUESPACK

GONZALES, LOUISIANA

• 2022 World Champion

Professional Steer Wrestler

• 2016, 2018, 2021, 2022 World

Champion Professional Steer Wrestler

• 5-Year Town Creek Farm Bull Buyer

2023 HIGHLIGHTS

• Won Rotary Rodeo (Starkville, Miss.)

• Won Bill Hoy Kiwanis Rodeo (Clarksville, Tenn.)

• Won Old Fort Days Rodeo (Fort Smith, Ark.)

• Won Buffalo Bill Rodeo (North Platte, Neb.)

• Won World's Oldest Rodeo (Prescott, Ariz.)

• Co-champion at the Brighton Field Day and Rodeo (Okeechobee, Fla.)

• Co-champion at the Mt. Pleasant Texas) Rodeo

• Co-champion at the Lehi (Utah) Roundup

• Won all-around at the Southern Miss CocaCola Rodeo (Hattiesburg, Miss.)

• Co-champion at the Douglas County Fair and Rodeo (Castle Rock, Colo.)

WILL LUMMUS

NATIVE OF WEST POINT, MISSISSIPPI

• 2022 World Reserve Champion

Professional Steer Wrestler

• 2021 World Reserve Champion

Professional Steer Wrestler

• 2021 NFR Average World Champion

Professional Steer Wrestler

• Coach of Northwest Mississippi

Community College Rodeo Team

• West Point, Mississippi, Hometown Sensation

2023 HIGHLIGHTS

• Won Stampede at the Ike (West Monroe, La.)

• Won Magnolia Center Pro Rodeo (Laurel, Miss.)

• Won Ft. Worth (Texas) Stock Show & Rodeo

• Won Silver Spurs Rodeo (Kissimmee, Fla.)

• Won Georgia (Perry) National Rodeo

• Won Johnson County Sheriff's Posse Rodeo (Cleburne, Texas)

• Won Sheridan Wyoming Rodeo

• Co-champion at the Southeastern Livestock Exposition (Montgomery, Ala.)

PARKER KEMPFER DEER PARK, FLORIDA

• 2022 Southeastern Circuit Saddle Broc Champion

• 2021 and 2020 Southeastern Circuit Saddle Broc Champion

• Two-time Ram National Circuit Finals Qualifier

• 2022 NFR Open Qualifier

• Two-time College National Finals Rodeo Qualifier

2023 HIGHLIGHTS

• Won the Weekley Brothers Davie (Fla.) Pro Rodeo

• Won the Southeastern Pro Rodeo (Ocala, Fla.)

• Co-champion at the Northwest Florida (Bonifay) Championship Rodeo

PARKER KEMPFER

WILL LUMMUS TYLER WAGUESPACK

COMMERCIAL BRED HEIFERS

QUALITY ASSURANCE COMES FIRST.

Replacement heifers from proven genetics is the fastest path to build a cowherd and increase future calf value. The commercial bred heifers are offered by Town Creek Farm bull customers. Our heifer program is designed to provide a marketing opportunity for Town Creek Farm customers with superior quality replacement heifers backed by multiple generations of Town Creek Farm genetics. Heifers are ranchraised, source-verified, uniform and genetically tracked to Town Creek Farm dams and bred to Town Creek Farm bulls. Sale heifers are black. The likehood of the sale heifers having black calves are extremely high, but no guarantees are made with respect to calf color.

Heifers will be penned at sale site and can be viewed at Town Creek Farm Sale Facility Thursday through Saturday, October 19-21, 2023. Heifers will sell on video in groups of five (±) by consignor. Heifers are videoed in the groups in

LOTS 201 - 250

River Oaks Farm, John McKnight

(501)281-1040 • Searcy, Arkansas

23-YEAR CONSIGNOR

Group 1: Brangus heifers sired by Town Creek Farm bulls and out of Town Creek Farm Brangus dams. Bred to low birthweight TCF Integrity 9733G, TCF Integrity 057F, TCF Integrity 130F and TCF Integrity 036F7. Calving from November 5, 2023 to December 31, 2023

Group 2: Ultrablack heifers sired by Town Creek Farm bulls and out of Ultrablack dams. Bred to low birthweight TCF Integrity 9733G, TCF Integrity 057F, TCF Integrity 130F and TCF Integrity 036F7. Calving from November 5, 2023 to December 31, 2023.

Group 3: Brangus and Ultrablack heifers sired by Town Creek Farm bulls and out of Town Creek Farm Brangus dams. Bred to TCF Integrity 9733G, TCF Integrity 130F and TCF Integrity 036F7. Calving from February 1, 2024 to March 30, 2024.

Comments: River Oaks Farm develops some of the most sought-after, ranch-ready replacement heifers in the industry. This is a fancy and solid set of powerful, functional heifers.

which they sell. Buyers have the option to roll two pens of heifers at the established price as long as heifers are from the same consignor. After three pens, the price is reestablished through the bidding process.

HEIFER SALE GUIDELINES

• Heifers are 2nd generation or more Town Creek Farm genetics.

• Heifers are bred to Town Creek Farm bulls suitable for calving ease on heifers.

• Heifers are bred to calve at 30 months of age or younger.

• Heifers have been certified safe in calf or confirmed bred by a veterinarian or ultrasound technician within 30 days of sale (certification is mailed to buyers after completion of sale). Pregnant heifers are considered breeders without further guarantee.

• Heifers are calfhood vaccinated.

LOTS 251 - 265

CP Bar Brangus, Paul and Chad Gray, (662)809-9988 • Holcomb, Mississippi

24-YEAR CONSIGNOR

Brangus heifers sired by TCF Rapid Reward 14D4 and TCF Sleep Easy 1144C3. Heifers bred to calving ease bull TCF Integrity 2G4. Heifers will calve from January 30, 2024 to March 30, 2024.

Comments: This is the most moderate framed, thickest, and easiest fleshing set of heifers ever consigned by CP Bar Brangus. Gentle, forage developed and broke to handle with a four-wheeler or on foot. These heifers are backed by generations of Town Creek Farm and Cow Creek Ranch bloodlines.

LOTS 266 - 285

Megehee Cattle Company, Jacob Megehee (662)361-1941 • Macon, Mississippi

20-YEAR CONSIGNOR

Brangus heifers out of sons of BRB Rapid Reward 99W11. Heifers bred to TCF Integrity 994G2 and TCF Rapid Reward 743H. Calving from November 7, 2023 to January 7, 2024.

Comments: Solid, stout set of heifers weighing +/- 1300 pounds. Generations of Brangus in this herd. Bull selection focuses on easy to handle bulls with calving ease traits and other profit traits. Heifers are gentle and bucket broke. Average pelvic measurements in May 2023 – 226 sq. cm.

COMMERCIAL BRED HEIFERS

LOTS 286 - 300

Montgomery Farms, Mark Montgomery, (256)476-1268 • Moulton, Alabama

15-YEAR CONSIGNOR

Brangus heifers sired by TCF Rockstar 546Z2 daughters. Heifers bred to TCF Integrity 96J2. Heifers will calve from November 25, 2023 to January 24, 2024.

Comments: Gentle, easy fleshing heifers that are bucket broke.

LOTS 301 - 315

B&B Farm, Gerome Burrell

(334)216-2292 • Linden, Alabama

11-YEAR CONSIGNOR

Town Creek Farm generational heifers sired by TCF Sleep Easy 067Z5 and TCF Ultrablack 1749Y5. Bred to calving ease bull TCF Sleep Easy 610J3. Heifers will calve from November 12, 2023 to January 10, 2024.

Comments: Strong set of uniform, moderate framed, set of heifers. Bucket broke.

LOTS 316 - 345

Longino Ranch, Inc.

Cliff Coddington, Manager

(941)737-7859 • Sidell, Florida

9-YEAR CONSIGNOR

Group 1: Brangus Heifers representing 14 generations of Town Creek Farm and Cow Creek Ranch genetics. Heifers bred to TCF Integrity 241J, TCF Rapid Reward 024H2 and TCF Rapid Reward 743H5. Heifers will calve from November 23, 2023 to January 12, 2024.

Group 2: Brangus Heifers representing 14 generations of Town Creek Farm and Cow Creek Ranch genetics. A.I.’d o TCF Integrity 4861F7. ECD: November 25-28, 2023. Determined by ultrasound to be safe to A.I. breedings.

Comments: Heifers are hand-selected and easy to handle on horse, foot and ATV. Heifers are out of highly productive, maternal, moderate cows. Heifers are functional and versatile and will make fertile, long-lasting cows.

Note: These heifers carry a swallowfork ear notch, a means for identifying calf vaccinations marked at herd working.

LOTS 346 - 395

Lowell Dollar Farms, Lowell E. Dollar, (229)254-1110 • Bainbridge, Georgia

7-YEAR CONSIGNOR

Heifers sired generations of Town Creek Farm Brangus and Ultrablack bulls. Heifers bred to TCF Integrity 546J, TCF Rapid Reward 956H14, TCF Rapid Reward 036J8, TCF Ultrablack 06528E, TCF Integrity 741G4 TCF Integrity 513E5 TCF Integrity 211F8, TCF Integrity 3241F, and TCF Rapid Reward 057G. Heifers will calve from December 14, 2023, to February 12, 2024.

Comments: This working set of heifers raised primarily on irrigated forage. Dollar Farms continually invests in top bulls.

LOTS 396 - 402

Spur W Cattle Company, Corey and Bonnie White (662)803-8815 • Preston, Mississippi

2-YEAR CONSIGNOR

Heifers representing decades of Town Creek Farm genetics. A.I.’d to TCF Integrity 4861F7, TCF Integrity 4861A3 and CCR Sleep Easy 355S4 on March 3, 2023. A.I. ECD Date: December 10, 2023. A.I. breedings followed with pasture bull breeding to TCF Sleep Easy 46H. Heifers will calve from December 10, 2023 to February 10, 2024.

Comments: Very docile. Worked on horse, ATV and foot. Gentle. Kid friendly.

LOTS 403 - 405

Jadyn Collier

Preston, Mississippi

FIRST-YEAR CONSIGNOR

Heifers representing decades of Town Creek Farm genetics. A.I.’d to TCF Integrity 4861F7, TCF Integrity 4861A3 and CCR Sleep Easy 355S4 on March 3, 2023. A.I. ECD Date: December 10, 2023. A.I. breedings followed with pasture bull breeding to TCF Sleep Easy 46H. Heifers will calve from December 10, 2023 to February 10, 2024.

Comments: Jadyn is a 16-year-old young cattlewoman. Heifers are very docile. She’s hand fed them, worked them on horse, ATV and foot. Very gentle. Kid friendly.

LOTS 406 - 437

Wells Cattle Company, LLC, William “Bill” L. Wells, (601)940-7060 • Ridgeland, Mississippi

FIRST YEAR CONSIGNOR

Heifers representing decades of Town Creek Farm genetics. A.I.’d to TCF Integrity 4861F7 on April 29, 2023. A.I. ECD Date: February 5, 2024. A.I. breeding followed with pasture bull breeding the TCF Sleep Easy 036J5. Heifers will calve from February 5, 2024 to April 4, 2024.

Comments: Heifers passed reproductive breeding soundness exams prior to breeding.They were bucket feed and worked on horse, ATV and foot.

THESE HEIFERS SELL FROM MEGEHEE CATTLE CO.

LOT DATA INFORMATION

TCF RAPID REWARD 024J2

PHN: 024H2 DOB: 09/01/22 1st Gen Heifer Bull-N Brangus (80% Angus • 20 Brahman) Polled R10456667

■ BREED Brangus are 37.5% (3/8) Brahman and 62.5% (5/8) Angus according to By-Laws of International Brangus Breeders Association. Ultrablacks are registered composite animals with validated and documented lineage that are between 12.5% and 87.5% Brangus breeding. VigorMax™ is a trademarked name by Town Creek Farm to identify animals that are 50% Brahman and 50% Angus. They also are identified as half-bloods.

■ PERCENT ANGUS Percent Angus and Brahman stated on each lot as determined by DNA testing with Igenity® Indicus by Neogen

■ HETEROSIS-BREED OF ORIGIN On certain lots breed of origin heterozygosity was calculated from the proportion of 100K locations that were heterozygous with one allele from Angus and the other from Brahman.

■ EPDS EPDs are an estimate of an animal’s genetic merit for a particular trait.

BW Birth Weight. Predicts size of calf.

CED Calving Ease Direct is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births, with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf heifers. It predicts the average difference in ease with which a sire's calves will be born when he is bred to first-calf heifers.

WW Weaning Weight.

YW Yearling Weight

Milk Milk

TM Total Maternal (one-half weaning plus milk)

CEM Calving Ease Maternal is expressed in weight as a difference in percentage of unassisted births with higher values indicating greater calving ease in first-calf daughters. It predicts the average ease with which a sire's daughters will calve as first-calf heifers when compared to daughters of other sires.

SC Scrotal Circumference

REA Ribeye Area

IMF % Intramuscular Fat

HEIFER PREG Heifer Pregnancy EPD measures the probability that a cow will have a calf as a two-year-old.

STAYABILITY measures the probability that a cow will still be in the herd at six years old.

COW WT. Mature Cow Weight EPD is a prediction of the cow’s weight as a five-year-old with adjustments for age and body condition score.

TI Terminal Index is a function of birth, weaning, and yearling weights, milk, ultrasound, ribeye area and intramuscular fat.

FI Fertility Index will be a function of the heifer pregnancy, stayability, mature cow weight, and intramuscular fat, among other fertility measurements.

■ HEIFER BULL Bulls marked heifer bulls (upper right hand corner of each bull lot) are suitable to use on virgin heifers.

■ BULL-AI Bull was conceived by artificial insemination.

■ BULL-N Bull was conceived by natural bull service.

■ BULL-ET Bull was conceived from embryo and raised by recipient dam.

■ POLLED/SCURS Smooth polled or scurs.

■ INDIVIDUAL BULL PERFORMANCE

BIRTH WEIGHT is actual birth weight of the bull.

WEANING WEIGHTS are adjusted to 205 days (weaning weight). Bulls were weaned in different contemporary groups and some were raised at different environmental locations. These factors should be considered when comparing weaning weights.

YEARLING WEIGHTS are actual weights on ultrasound dates or adjusted to 365 days of age.

■ AGE OF DAM Age of Dam is the age of the bull’s mother (dam) when she calved (with the bull lot being sold).

■ ACTUAL YEARLING ULTRASOUND Measurements listed are actual ultrasound measurements taken by Donnie Robertson in March 2023 and November 2022. The measurements are not adjusted for age.

FAT (also called fat thickness or backfat) is an external fat measurement in inches taken between the 12th and 13th ribs.

IMF Intramuscular fat (IMF) is measured as a percentage of fat. Percent IMF is an indicator trait for marbling.

REA/CWT Ribeye area per hundred weight is calculated in square inches of ribeye area per 100 lbs. of weight (cwt) at ultrasound.

■ IN-HERD INDEXES Town Creek Farm produces an in-herd analysis of the Town Creek Farm bull offering on adjusted phenotypic data collection points. These numbers represent a validation of the individual animal rankings of the Town Creek Farm bull offering. Ranking is from 0 (lowest) to 1.0 (highest).

CEI Calving Ease. Average Calving Ease Index of bulls cataloged is .51. (higher index number indicates greater calving ease.)

GI Growth. Average Growth Index of bulls cataloged is .50.

FI Fertility. Average Maternal Index of bulls cataloged is .51.

CI Carcass. Average Carcass Index of bulls cataloged is .49.

TCF

39% Brahman) Scurs

TCF VIGOR BOOST

TCF SLEEP EASY 223J3

PHN: 223J3 DOB: 8/23/2021

Brangus (75% Angus 25% Brahman) Polled

Bull-AI

TCF RAPID REWARD 10J3

TCF INTEGRITY 4329J2

(75% Angus 25% Brahman) Polled

Bull-AI Brangus (70%

Polled R10486423

TCF PATHFINDER 9733J7

TCF RAPID REWARD 100J5

9/1/2021

(73% Angus 27% Brahman) Polled

TCF RAPID REWARD 956J7

PHN:

TCF PLAYBOOK 8789J

(92% Angus 8% Brahman) Polled

TCF RAPID REWARD 1882J4

TCF RAPID REWARD 1893J7

(65% Angus 35% Brahman)

TCF SLEEP EASY 6633J5

TCF SLEEP EASY 788J9

TCF PATHFINDER 743J5

8/26/2021

Brangus (75% Angus 25% Brahman) Polled

Bull-AI

TCF SLEEP EASY 1J2

TCF RAPID REWARD 5J

Bull-AI Brangus (75% Angus 25% Brahman) Polled

TCF SLEEP EASY 20J4

Heifer

TCF INTEGRITY 193J3

TCF INTEGRITY 100J6

TCF SLEEP EASY 88J

PHN:

Bull-AI

Brangus (71% Angus 29% Brahman) Polled R10503340

TCF SLEEP EASY 956J11

Bull-AI Brangus (73% Angus 27% Brahman) Polled

TCF SLEEP EASY 007J10

TCF INTEGRITY 70J10

Brangus (76% Angus 24% Brahman) Polled R10486519

TCF INTEGRITY 732J

TCF RAPID REWARD 4861J15

25%

TCF RAPID REWARD 14J16

(78% Angus 22% Brahman) Polled

TCF RAPID REWARD 4861J16

(69% Angus 31% Brahman) Polled R10506224

TCF SLEEP EASY 067J

TCF PATHFINDER 859J2 ED/E+

PHN: 859J2 DOB: 8/22/2021

Brangus (77%

Bull-AI

TCF INTEGRITY 587J4

PHN:

Heifer Bull-N Brangus (73% Angus 27% Brahman) Polled R10486538

TCF SLEEP EASY 5J2

TCF SLEEP EASY 024J3

Heifer

TCF INTEGRITY 49J4

Bull-AI Brangus (73% Angus 27% Brahman) Polled

TCF SLEEP EASY 70J8

TCF RAPID REWARD 788J6

24%

TCF INTEGRITY 100J7

TCF RAPID REWARD 5281J7

PHN:

Bull-AI

Brangus (73% Angus 27% Brahman) Polled R10486499

TCF RAPID REWARD 457J7

100J7

9/16/2021 Bull-N Brangus (74% Angus 26% Brahman) Polled

TCF RAPID REWARD 300J2

(71% Angus 29%

TCF Rapid Reward 211J17

TCF RAPID REWARD 546J9

TCF RAPID REWARD 5281J8

VigorMax™Half Blood and Percentage Bulls

Lots 49-55 – VigorMax™ Half Blood Bulls

VigorMax™ 50% Angus and 50% Brahman. VigorMax™ bulls provide the maximum paternal heterosis in beef cattle matings.

Lots 56-62 – Three-Quarter Blood Bulls

Three-Quarter blood bulls are approximately 25% Angus and 75% Brahman. These bulls provide high levels of paternal heterosis. They allow practical introduction of heterosis in herds and simplify a crossbreeding system.

Heterosis Percent

Town Creek Farm collaborated with the University of Florida and Dr. Raluca Mateescu to measure heterozygosity of lots 49-62. Breed of origin heterozygosity was calculated from the proportion of 100K locations that were heterozygous with one allele from Angus and the other from Brahman.

Coat Color Tests

Coat Color results is revealed on lots 49-62 and first generation lots throughout the catalog are revealed to the right of lot name.

ED/E+: Dominant black, carrier of wild type, E+/E+: Wild type, ED/e: Dominate black, carrier of recessive red.

Horned/Polled Tests

Horned/polled status is revealed on lots 49-62 and first generation lots throughout the catalog are revealed to the right of lot name.

PcPc: Homozygous Polled, HPc: Heterozygous Polled, HH: Homozygous Horned

TCF DIAMOND BARZEE 3166J

100%

TCF MR DIAMOND BARZEE 4626J

ADVANTAGES OF USING VIGORMAX™ AND PERCENTAGE BULLS

• The best Angus and Brahman genetics combined into one. The breed complementarity yields the maximum paternal heterosis bulls utilizing tacked pedigrees of superior genetics of Angus and Brahman. You gain the benefit of both breeds.

• Advantages of Angus: Carcass quality and grade, easy keeping, early puberty, and maternal reproduction efficiency.

• Advantages of Brahman: Environmental adaptability and heat and humidity tolerance. Disease and parasite resistance. Excellent mothering traits. Extremely versatile. Calving ease.

• Allows practical introduction of heterosis, or can restore heterosis, in herds and simplifies a crossbreeding system.

• Keeping replacement heifers sired by VigorMax™ and Three-Quarter Blood bulls can add maternal heterosis without having wide fluctuations in breed composition from one generation to the next

• Bulls with higher Indicus or Brahman influence have better disease resistance, improved insect tolerance, lower nutritional requirements, slicker hair coats and increased longevity.

TCF

TCF DIAMOND BARZEE 3250K

TCF SYDNEY DE MANSO 7753K

TCF SYDNEY MANSO 7950K

TCF AMAZE ME 568J

23% Angus 77%

8/25/2021 Bull-AI 3/4 Blood Bull

Brahman Scurs C10505368

TCF SIR LIBERTY

TCF RAMBO MANSO 590J

TCF SIR LIBERTY 470K3

TCF SIR LIBERTY 887J

TCF SIR LIBERTY 985J

TCF VIGOR BOOST 2365K ED/E+,

1/31/22 1st Gen Bull-AI

Brangus (69% Angus 31% Brahman) Polled R10508386

TCF SLEEP EASY 3802K2

TCF INTEGRITY 699K

PHN: 3802K2 DOB: 1/20/22

Bull-AI Brangus (70% Angus 30% Brahman) Polled

TCF INTEGRITY 14K2

Brangus (74% Angus 26% Brahman) Polled R10512830

TCF INTEGRITY 53K3

(70% Angus 30% Brahman)

TCF BRAVO 96K

Ultrablack (86% Angus 14% Brahman) Polled

Heifer Bull-AI

UB10512133

TCF INTEGRITY 361K

Brangus (80% Angus 20% Brahman) Polled

TCF INTEGRITY 14K3

TCF SLEEP EASY 241K11

PHN: 241K11 DOB: 1/31/22

Heifer Bull-ET

Brangus (74% Angus 26% Brahman) Polled R10512785

TCF SLEEP EASY 241K10

(74%

26% Brahman) Polled

TCF RAPID REWARD 100K3

TCF RAPID REWARD 123K2

TCF SLEEP EASY 241K14

TCF INTEGRITY 4861K6

Bull-AI Brangus (74% Angus 26% Brahman) Polled R10512084

TCF VIGOR BOOST 7418K ED/E+,

PHN:

2/1/22 1st Gen Bull-AI

Brangus (66% Angus 34% Brahman) Scurs R10508088

TCF VIGOR BOOST 7699K ED/E+, HPc

7699K DOB: 2/1/22 1st Gen Bull-AI Brangus (65%

TCF INTEGRITY 101K

Brangus (69% Angus 31% Brahman) Polled

TCF SLEEP EASY 241K20

TCF INTEGRITY 4861K11

DOB: 2/3/22 Bull-ET Brangus (76% Angus 24% Brahman) Polled R10512933

TCF INTEGRITY 4861K12

TCF RAPID REWARD 1893K4

PHN:

DOB: 2/8/22

Brangus (75% Angus 25% Brahman) Polled

TCF RAPID REWARD 312K2

Brangus (75% Angus 25% Brahman)

TCF RAPID REWARD 263K2

TCF RAPID REWARD 53K4

TCF RAPID REWARD 1893K6

Brangus (71% Angus 29% Brahman) Polled

TCF RAPID REWARD 1632K

PHN: 1632K DOB: 1/27/22 Bull-AI

Brangus (78% Angus 22% Brahman) Polled

TCF RAPID REWARD 130K

PHN:

Brangus (74% Angus 26% Brahman) Polled R10512163

TCF RAPID REWARD 4861K9

2/1/22 Bull-AI

Brangus (74% Angus 26% Brahman) Polled R10512085

TCF RAPID REWARD 20K

TCF INTEGRITY 698K

PHN: 698K DOB: 1/27/22

Bull-AI Brangus (71% Angus 29% Brahman) Polled R10512035

TCF SLEEP EASY 241K8

TCF SLEEP EASY 524K

TCF SLEEP EASY 1119K8 ED/ED, PcPc PHN: 1119K8 DOB: 1/31/22

Bull-ET Brangus (70% Angus 30% Brahman) Polled

TCF INTEGRITY 010K

TCF SLEEP EASY 241K19

PHN: 241K19 DOB:

Heifer Bull-ET Brangus (77% Angus 23% Brahman) Polled R10512793

PHN:

DOB: 1/30/22

Bull-AI Brangus (76% Angus 24%

TCF INTEGRITY 79K3

TCF SLEEP EASY 241K21

TCF INTEGRITY 4861K8

TCF INTEGRITY 4861K10

(74% Angus 26% Brahman) Polled

TCF SLEEP EASY 99K2

Bull-AI

Brangus (71% Angus 29% Brahman) Polled R10512137

TCF SLEEP EASY 241K23

TCF RAPID REWARD 1893K3

TCF SLEEP EASY 1119K16 HPc

Brangus (66% Angus 34% Brahman) Scurs

TCF INTEGRITY 457K6

TCF RAPID REWARD 312K3

26% Brahman) Polled

TCF INTEGRITY 546K3

101K3

TCF RAPID REWARD 820K

TCF RAPID REWARD 698K3

(71% Angus 29% Brahman)

TCF RAPID REWARD 994K5

263C CCR PATHFINDER 70Z2

BIRDIE 263U TCF SLEEP EASY 587Z2

SLEEP EASY 245T2

TCF RAPID REWARD 4861K17

Brangus (76% Angus 24% Brahman) Polled R10512077

TCF INTEGRITY 4861K3

PHN: 4861K3 DOB: 1/29/22

Heifer Bull-N Brangus (72% Angus 28% Brahman) Polled R10512082

INTEGRITY 355S4

TCF RAPID REWARD 036K7

TCF SLEEP EASY 4861K2

27% Brahman) Polled

TCF BRAVO 007K

Ultrablack (89% Angus 11% Brahman) Polled UB10512376

Brangus (75% Angus 25% Brahman) Polled

TCF INTEGRITY 036K4

1/30/22 Bull-AI

Brangus (70% Angus 30% Brahman) Polled R10512383

TCF

027K2

TCF INTEGRITY 130K2

TCF SLEEP EASY 610K2

TCF MORGAN EARP 96K2

Ultrablack (88% Angus 12% Brahman) Polled UB10512388

TCF SLEEP EASY 241K22

Brangus (78% Angus 22% Brahman) Polled

TCF INTEGRITY 402K

(91% Angus 9% Brahman) Polled

TCF INTEGRITY 1749K

TCF SLEEP EASY 1119K17

TCF INTEGRITY 806K

TCF INTEGRITY 7029K

TCF INTEGRITY 546K4

PHN:

Brangus (66% Angus 34%

TCF MORGAN EARP 1893K5

TCF PATHFINDER 994K4

TCF RAPID

007K7

TCF PATHFINDER 121K

TCF RAPIDREWARD 42K2

20%

TCF INTEGRITY 05K

TCF INTEGRITY 305K

(87% Angus 13% Brahman) Polled UB10511350

TCF RAPID REWARD 524K2

TCF INTEGRITY 036K13

(77% Angus 23% Brahman) Polled

TCF RAPID REWARD 9733K3

TCF PATHFINDER 036K11

TCF INTEGRITY 616K

TCF SLEEP EASY 56K

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Except for those stated in the below Terms and Conditions, there are no warranties, either expressed or implied, as to the merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose with respect to the cattle being sold at this auction.

The warranties and guarantees set forth in the "Terms and Conditions" are in lieu of all other warranties, either expressed or implied, and the remedies provided therein shall be the sole and exclusive remedy of the buyer, or any party through the buyer, for any breach of warranty or guarantee therein provided, and all other obligations or liabilities.

TERMS OF SALE: Cash, personal or company check accepted only unless arrangements have been made with Town Creek Farm prior to the sale.

BIDDING: Each animal will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve. The person in charge will settle any disputes as to bids, and his decision on such matters shall be final.

PURCHASER'S RISK: Each animal becomes the risk of the purchaser as soon as sold, but it shall be the obligation of the seller to see that animals are fed and cared for until the animal is picked up by the buyer after the sale in a timely manner.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY: A transferred certificate of registry will be furnished to the purchaser for each animal, except those marked as commercial bulls and heifers, at no cost to the buyer within 60 days after settlement. Certificates will be issued by the International Brangus Breeders Association.

HERD HEALTH: Our herd health plan is designed to run smoothly and to protect investments of time, money and energy, culminating ultimately into the final product, the calf. Calves are protected from birth by maternal immunization against E. Coli, rota-virus, and coronavirus scours transferred in the dam's colostrum. Young calves are immunized with 7-way Clostridium, 5way Lepto, IBR, BVD, P13, BRSV, Hemophilus Sommons and Brucella vaccines. Breeding age and mature cattle are immunized twice a year as above on a schedule that includes deworming with the addition of Vibriosis immunization.

HEALTH CERTIFICATES: Health certificates for interstate shipment will be provided at the conclusion of the sale.

ANNOUNCEMENTS: Except with respect to any provisions relating to warranties, rights, remedies, releases, and indemnifications, any changes from information of any kind in this catalog will be announced from the auction box and such announcements shall take precedence.

BREEDING GUARANTEE: Our first goal is to make you a satisfied customer. We guarantee all breeding bulls sold in this sale to be fertile to the best of our knowledge. If a bull proves to be functionally infertile within 6 months (180 days) of the sale, we will replace the bull with one of equal value or issue a credit to be used in our next sale for the purchase price less the salvage value of the original bull purchase. Town Creek Farm has the right to prove the bull is reproductively sound. This guarantee does not cover injury or disease, nor does it cover negligence on the part of the owner. Bull weights are recorded on Breeding Soundness Exams performed within 30 days of the sale. Bulls losing more than 20 percent of their body weight will be excluded from the

guarantee. Returns or refunds will be paid in the form of a credit to use toward the purchase of another bull. This is not a life insurance policy. We will not replace a dead animal if it dies for any reason. We recommend that normal care and good herd health practices be exercised with these animals. Bulls are athletes and need proper nutritional requirements. Suggested ways to maintain your bull purchase will be issued to buyers at settlement following the sale.

COMMERCIAL BRED HEIFERS:

Any female is considered a breeder if she is pregnant at the time of sale. Commercial bred heifers have been certified safe in calf by a veterinarian or ultrasound technician within 30 days of sale (certification is mailed to buyers after completion of sale). Pregnant heifers are considered breeders without further guarantee.

IDENTIFICATION:

1. Seller offers each bull with a brand of TC on its left side for all lots bearing the prefix TCF.

2. Buyer agrees to check brands for accuracy.

3. In those cases where a nickname is used, it shall be accompanied by the official registered name and number of the animal.

OPTIONS AND PRIVILEGES FOR RETURN OR ADJUSTMENT:

1. All claims for adjustment or credit must be made in writing either within six months of the sale date or no later than six months after the animal reaches 18 months of age with the exception of claims involving dwarfs or misrepresentation of service sire.

2. In the event an animal is claimed to be a non-breeder within 6 months of purchase (first breeding season), the animal may be returned to the ranch of the seller if in good condition and complying with the health requirements of the seller's state. The seller shall be entitled to a six month trial following the return of the animal in which to prove that the animal is a breeder. If at the end of six months, the seller is unable to prove the animal is a breeder, the seller shall, at the option of the buyer, replace the animal with another of equal value or receive credit for the purchase price, less salvage, in the next Town Creek Farm sale. Either option shall, in any case, be deemed full satisfaction and settlement. Any expense incurred for transporting an animal claimed to be a non-breeder shall be the responsibility of the purchaser, except that the seller shall be responsible for transportation costs in excess of the distance between the purchaser's farm and the location where the sale took place. If the seller proves the animal to be a breeder, it shall be the obligation of the purchaser to take delivery of the animal and pay all expenses incurred for transportation.

RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS:

1. The above terms and conditions of sale shall constitute a contract between the buyer and seller of each animal and shall be equally binding upon both. Each sale or resale of an animal constitutes a separate transaction.

2. All persons who attend the sale do so at their own risk. Neither the owners nor any other persons connected with the sale assume any liability, legal or otherwise.

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KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

Sterile selenium, manganese, copper and zinc injection for cattle

CAUTION: FEDERAL LAW RESTRICTS THIS DRUG TO USE BY OR ON THE ORDER OF A LICENSED VETERINARIAN.

ACTIVE SUBSTANCES PER ML:

Zinc.......................................................................................................................60 mg/mL

Manganese..........................................................................................................10 mg/mL

Selenium................................................................................................................5 mg/mL

Copper...................................................................................................................15 mg/ mL

OTHER SUBSTANCES:

Benzyl Alcohol 1% v/v (as preservative)

DOSAGE RECOMMENDATIONS:

CALVES: Up to 1 year ....................................................... 1 mL/per 100 lbs. bodyweight

CATTLE: From 1-2 years ........................ 1 mL/per 150 lbs. bodyweight

CATTLE: Over 2 years ....................................................... 1 mL/per 200 lbs. bodyweight

PRECAUTIONS:

Selenium and copper are toxic if administered in excess. Always follow recommended label dose. Do not overdose.

It is recommended that accurate body weight is determined prior to treatment.

Do not use concurrently with other injectable selenium and copper products. Do not use concurrently with selenium or copper boluses. Do not use in emaciated cattle with a BCS of 1 in dairy or 1-3 in beef. Consult your veterinarian.

CAUTION:

Slight local reaction may occur for about 30 seconds after injection. A slight swelling may be observed at injection site for a few days after administration. Use standard aseptic procedures during administration of injections to reduce the risk of injection site abscesses or lesions.

WITHDRAWAL PERIOD:

Meat 14 days. Milk zero withdrawal.

DIRECTIONS:

This product is only for use in cattle. Multimin® 90 is to be given subcutaneously (under the skin) ONLY. It is recommended to administer the product in accordance with Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) guidelines. Minimum distance between injection sites for the Multimin® 90 product and other injection sites should be at least 4 inches. Inject under the loose skin of the middle of the side of the neck. Max volume per injection site is 7 mL.

StoreBetween15°Cand30°C (59°Fand86°F). Subcutaneous injection in middle of side of neck.

(doramectin and levamisole injection)

(5 mg/mL doramectin, 150 mg/mL levamisole hydrochloride)

CAUTION: Federal law restricts this drug to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian.

INDICATIONS:

VALCOR™ is indicated for the treatment and control of the following species of parasites in beef cattle two months of age and older and in replacement dairy heifers less than 20 months of age. Not for use in beef bulls intended for breeding over 1 year of age, dairy calves, and veal calves.

Gastrointestinal Roundworms (adults and fourth stage larvae): Ostertagia ostertagi (including inhibited larvae), O. lyrata, Haemonchus placei, Trichostrongylus axei, T. colubriformis, T. longispicularis*, Cooperia oncophora, C. pectinata*, C. punctata, C. surnabada, Bunostomum phlebotomum*, Strongyloides papillosus*, Oesophagostomum radiatum, Trichuris spp.*, Nematodirus helvetianus*. Lungworms (adults and fourth stage larvae): Dictyocaulus viviparus. Eyeworms (adults): Thelazia spp. Grubs (parasitic stages): Hypoderma bovis, H. lineatum. Sucking Lice: Haematopinus eurysternus, Linognathus vituli, Solenopotes capillatus. Mange Mites: Psoroptes bovis, Sarcoptes scabiei. *Adults only

WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS:

WITHDRAWAL PERIODS AND RESIDUE WARNINGS:

Cattle must not be slaughtered for human consumption within 15 days following last treatment with this drug product. Not for use in female dairy cattle 20 months of age or older, including dry dairy cows; use in these cattle may cause drug residues in milk and/or in calves born to these cows or heifers. Not for use in beef calves less than 2 months of age, dairy calves, and veal calves. A withdrawal period has not been established for this product in pre-ruminating calves.

User Safety Warnings:

Not for human use. Keep out of reach of children. If accidental eye contact occurs, flush eyes immediately with water for 15 minutes and seek medical attention. If wearing contact lenses, flush eyes immediately with water before removing lenses then continue rinsing for at least 15 minutes. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling the product. Wash hands after use. Take care to avoid accidental self-injection. If accidental injection occurs, seek medical attention and provide product package insert to medical professional. To obtain a Safety Data Sheet(s), contact Zoetis Inc. at 1-888-963-8471 or www.zoetis.com.

Animal Safety Warnings and Precautions:

Use of levamisole in cattle treated in the last few days with cholinesterase inhibitors such as organophosphates or with morantel may enhance the toxic effects of levamisole. Use together with caution.

Destruction of Hypoderma larvae (cattle grubs) at the period when these grubs are in vital areas may cause undesirable host-parasite reactions including the possibility of fatalities. Killing H. lineatum when it is in the tissue surrounding the gullet may cause bloat; killing H. bovis when it is in the vertebral canal may cause staggering or paralysis. These reactions are not specific to treatment with VALCOR™ and can occur with any successful treatment of grubs. Cattle should be treated either before or after these stages of grub development. Consult your veterinarian concerning the proper time for treatment. Follow recommended dosage carefully.

Reproductive safety has not been evaluated in bulls intended for breeding.

ADVERSE REACTIONS:

This product is likely to cause swelling at the injection site. Tissue damage at the injection site may also occur, including possible granulomas and necrosis. These reactions have resolved without treatment. Local tissue reaction may result in trim loss of edible tissue at slaughter. A single death attributed to clostridial infection associated with the injection of VALCOR™ was reported in a nonpivotal effectiveness study. Observe cattle for injection site reactions. If injection site reactions are suspected, consult your veterinarian. This product is not for intravenous or intramuscular use. Hypersalivation may be observed; however, this reaction will disappear within a few hours. If this condition persists, a veterinarian should be consulted.

Contact Information:

Contact Zoetis Inc. at 1-888-963-8471 or www.zoetis.com. To report suspected adverse drug experiences, contact Zoetis Inc. at 1-888-963-8471. For additional information about reporting adverse drug experiences for animal drugs, contact FDA at 1-888-FDA-VETS or http://www.fda.gov/reportanimalae.

TARGET ANIMAL SAFETY:

Margin of Safety: Subcutaneous administration of VALCOR™ was well tolerated in calves as young as 3 months of age at 1, 2, or 3 times the recommended dose. Dose-dependent post-dose hypersalivation was seen in all treated groups compared to the controls. All cases of hypersalivation were mild, transient, and resolved without further medical intervention. Dose-related injection site reactions were observed, and those in the 1X group resolved between 21 and 28 days post injection. Injection site reactions were primarily swelling which resolved between 21 and 28 days post injection. Findings from the injection sites included swelling, edema, inflammation, muscle necrosis and fibrosis.

Female Reproductive Safety: The reproductive safety of VALCOR™ was established in two studies with female cattle. First, a single dose of VALCOR™ was administered subcutaneously at 3 times the recommended dose at times coinciding with folliculogenesis, implantation, or organogenesis, and had no effects on conception, calving, abortion, and stillbirth rates, and post-natal viability up to 30±2 days post-calving. There were no congenital abnormalities. The only test article-related change was an increase in incidence and duration of swelling at injection sites compared with control, but all swellings eventually resolved. In a second study, a single dose of VALCOR™ administered subcutaneously at 3 times the recommended dose at either early or late gestation had no effects on calving, abortion, and stillbirth rates, and post-natal viability up to 30±2 days post-calving. One control calf and two treated calves were born with congenital abnormalities and did not survive. These were not determined to be test article-related. The only test article-related change was an increase in incidence and duration of swelling at injection sites, but all swellings eventually resolved. Not for use in bulls intended for breeding over 1 year of age, as reproductive safety has not been evaluated.

HOW SUPPLIED:

VALCOR™ is available in 100 mL, 250 mL and 500 mL multi-dose, rubber-capped glass vials.

STORAGE, HANDLING, AND DISPOSAL:

Store below 25°C (77°F). Do not expose to light for extended periods of time. Do not contaminate water by direct application or by improper disposal of drug containers. Dispose of containers in an approved landfill or by incineration.

Approved by FDA under NADA # 141-553

Distributed by: Zoetis Inc. Kalamazoo, MI 49007

June 2022

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: Do not treat cattle with Valcor within 15 days of slaughter. Not for use in female dairy cattle 20 months of age or older, including dry dairy cows; not for use in beef calves less than 2 months of age, dairy calves, and veal calves. Safety has not been evaluated in breeding bulls. Use with caution in cattle treated with cholinesterase inhibitors. This product is likely to cause injection site swelling; tissue damage (including granulomas and necrosis) may occur. These reactions have resolved without treatment. See brief summary of Prescribing Information attached.

HERD BULL REFERENCE SIRES

TCF RAPID REWARD 145E6 BRB Rapid Reward 99W11 x CCR Integrity 355S4

TCF RAPID REWARD 263F BRB Rapid Reward 99W11 x CCR Pathfinder 70Z2

TCF INTEGRITY 4861F7 CCR Integrity 4861A3 x CCR Sleep Easy 46T3

CK MORGAN EARP C516F CK Morgan Earp 264D x S A V Priority 7283

TCF VIGOR BOOST 394G3 BK 487 OF 135 - 181 x S A V Bismark 5682

KCC 705 OF 446-573 KCC 446 OF 549-395 x Mr ST CYR ImperatorR 60

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