96 Y E A R S A L E G A C Y
Welcome
From the WWGA President
Mike Curuchet
Once again the Wyoming Wool Growers Association, our board, our sponsors, and I personally, would like to welcome you to what has always been, and promises to be this year, one of the elite ram sales to be held anywhere in this country.
When you look at the consignment list and see so many seed stock producers who have been here and bringing such a consistent set of rams for many years, you know the odds are in your favor to have a great sale. Newer consignors are also representing some outstanding programs and it’s always exciting to see new and different genetics and also some new faces. We thank you consignors. It’s fun to have ‘em here.
Equally crucial to this sale, we’d like to thank all of you people who come here to buy these rams. We welcome you and we appreciate your knowledge and discretion and sincerely hope that you leave here with exactly what you were looking for to improve or maintain the quality of so many great sheep herds.
Wyoming Wool groWers AssociAtion
The Best in the West
stAte rAm sAle
As I’m writing this the lamb market is slipping some but as of now is still what we’d call “livable”. We’ll sure be hoping for everyone’s sake that it finds some footing and at least stays steady. I’ve seen some articles that say there are rumblings of China’s economy starting to get a little better so hopefully that will eventually be good news for our wool market. It seems such a shame that we have to depend on another country to maintain the market on such an extraordinary and versatile product.
As often as not, it seems like our greatest payment in this business is the ability to do what we love with a group of people we love.
As always, we wish you the very best of luck on your lamb and wool sales and we ask for God’s joys and blessings on all of you and your sheep operations.
Best Regards,
Mike Curuchet Wyoming Wool Growers President
A few words from your Executive Director
Alison Crane, Ph.D.
On behalf of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association Board and Directors, we would like to invite you to the 96th Annual Wyoming State Ram Sale in Douglas on september 10th!
Each Fall, we strive to bring you the ‘Best in the West’ and 2024 is no different. We have a few new consignors this year across multiple breeds. Take a look at the New Consignors list on page 45 as well as returning consignors.
We hope you all will join us for the festivities surrounding the 2024 WY State Ram Sale which you will find more details about throughout the catalog. We welcome you to be a part of these wonderful programs!
The WWGA is excited to offer a historic brand donated by the Von Krosigk Family, to start the bidding on September 10th. If interested, turn to page 16 to learn more about the brand.
Be sure to follow us on facebook and instagram (@wyomingwoolgrowers) to see our consignor spotlights and stay up to date on the industry. If you would like to receive our newsletter, please consider a membership with the WWGA. Feel free to contact me with any concerns or inquiries concerning the WWGA. We hope you enjoy and find some great bucks at this 96th Wyoming State Ram Sale!
See you at the sale!
Alison Crane, Ph.D. Executive Director Wyoming Wool Growers Association
September
TERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALE
Terms of sale are cash, check, or credit card. A conveneince fee will apply to credit card payments. A fee will also be charged if a check is returned. All fees will be posted at the sale clerks table the day of the sale. Settlement of all fees, including no-sale, receptions and brand (if applicable) is required for all sheep sold through the ring, or privately after the auction has closed, shall be made with the clerk of the sale prior to loadout. Complete Terms & Conditions are described further in the back of this catalog under “Terms of Sale” on page 52. Rams will be auctioned continuously until all consignments are sold.
RAM SALE COMMITTEE
Chairman: Tracy Dilts, Douglas
Members:
Lee Isenberger, Gillette
Ty Tillard, Douglas
Matt Rabel, Buffalo
Russell Bell, Gillette
Brad Boner, Glenrock
Kirby Camino, Buffalo
Jim Forbes, Kaycee Clyde Peterson, Lance Creek
Randell Von Krosigk, Sioux Falls, SD
Honorary: Bob Hageman, Douglas
Ex Officio: Dr. Whit Stewart
Associate Professor, Extension Sheep Specialist University of Wyoming
The ram sale committee meets every year to determine the procedures for the next ram sale, propose, review, or resolve any changes or rules. Requests for participation received during the year from potential new consignors are considered as well. The total number of head and the quantity from each consignor is decided. All consignors, old and new, are advised by mail of the committee’s decision.
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CONSIGNORS (continued)
CONSIGNORS (continued)
THANK YOU TO HAGEMAN SISTERS
for donating a bred ewe to the Wyoming Wool Growers last year!
We also want to thank the buyers: Bear Creek Livestock, M Diamond Angus, Mart Madsen Sheep Company, & TJ Livestock who helped raise $5700 in proceeds for the WWGA!
PROCEDURES FOR “BUYERS CHOICE” PURCHASING
• Each consignor will be allowed to desginate TWO pens of TWO or THREE rams as a “Buyers Choice -- AB or ABC” pen.
• Rams from the “Buyers Choice” pen will be ”A” or “B” for AB pens or “A”, “B”, “C” for ABC pens.
• When the lot is brought into the sale ring, the auctioneer will announce this is a “Buyers Choice-- AB or ABC pen.” Bidding begins!
• When the highest bid is achieved and the auctioNeer delcares “SOLD” on the first round of bidding, the winning bidder has the option of taking one, two, or all of the rams in the lot at that price (per head). If the buyer does not select all of the rams in the lot, then bidding is re-opened. The next successful bidder takes ALL of the remaining rams.
• Any questions or disputes will be settled
Thank you for coming!
SALE MANAGER
Tracy Dilts
AUCTIONEER
Mike McNamee- McNamee Auction Co
RINGMEN
McNamee Auction Co Representatives
WY Livestock Roundup Representatives
SIFTING COMMITTEE
Ron Cunningham
Micah Most
Dr. Whit Stewart
Dean Smylie, DVM
Joe Dona, DVM
BOOKKEEPERS & CLERK
WWGA Sale Committee
LOADING MANAGER
WWGA Loadout Committee
BRANDING COMMITTEE
Kirby Camino
Weston Borcher
NIGHT WATCHMAN
Frank Gorsuch
SHEEP HANDLERS
Luke Bethea & Coley Wondra
Douglas & Glenrock chapters respectively of Future Farmers of America CAN’T MAKE THE SALE?
The ram sale will also be offered live via Frontier Live Sales. Visit www.frontierlivesale.com and Register.
• Create an account at www.frontierlivesale. com
• Apply for bidding at least 24 hours prior to the auction.
• Tune into the sale and make your purchases. For questions, call (406) 932-5672.
2023 SALE HIGHLIGHTS
Lot 68B- High Selling Ram & Top Selling Targhee from Von Krosigk Family Targhees sold for $5000
Purchased by Harlan Livestock
Lot 49- High Selling Rambouillet from Forbes, Rabel & McGivney Rambouillets sold for $3600
Purchased by Jeff Jacobs
Lot 2- High Selling Certified Rambouillet from Rabel Brothers sold for $3800
Purchased by Netz Ranch
Lot 92C- High Selling Targhee| Rambouillet|SAMM from Borcher Sheep Company sold for $1200
Purchased by Bauer Land & Livestock
2023 SALE HIGHLIGHTS,
High Selling Columbia Yearling Lot 94 from Russell & Kathy Bell sold for $1100
Purchased by Roger Ballou (not pictured)
Top Selling Suffolk | Hampshire Yearling Lot 107A from J & A Phillips Ranch sold for $1600
Purchased by Nine Mile Sheep Company (not pictured)
High Selling Suffolk | Hampshire Lambs Lot 116AB From Yetter Show Sheep sold for $3200
Purchased by Sims Sheep Company
High Selling Suffolk Yearlings Lot 120 (2) from Dry Sandy Sheep Company sold for $3800
Purchased by Chris Schmeltzer (not pictured)
High Selling Hampshire Yearling Lot 130A from Smith Sheep & Stuff sold for $1100
Purchased by TJ Livestock (not pictured)
The WWGA is extremely proud of the quality rams brought to our sale, year in, year out.
Thank you to Buyers & Consignors!
Total Head SOLD 239 AVERAGE $1294
A Little About the WY Wool Growers
WHAT IS THE WWGA?
The Wyoming Wool Growers Association (WWGA) was formed more than 100 years ago by wool growers who wanted to provide a voice for producers. Today, the WWGA is one of the foremost agricultural organizations in the state and garners respect and admiration at a national level.
We work to enhance and protect the lamb and wool industries in Wyoming while preserving Wyoming’s western lifestyle and our industries rich contribution to it.
Producers are busy, so we serve as the watchman for those livestock producers who may not have the time or resources to follow many of the issues facing the industry. We provide our members with information on:
• Education & Research Developments
• Legislative & Regulatory Issues
• Marketing & Promotion Opportunities
• Ways to Protect & Enhance the
• Environment and Wyoming’s Renewable Natural Resource Base
MEMBERSHIP
Our members are the foundation of the WWGA. Membership gives strength to the Association and to Wyoming’s sheep industry. Anyone engaged in the production of sheep, wool, goats, or livestock (directly or indirectly) is eligible for membership in the Association upon payment of the prescribed dues. Membership is also available to any person or entity committed to supporting the purposes and objectives of the Association. Our priority is good communication and interaction with our members. Members receive a monthly update containing news of the Association, industry activities, and state/federal issues of importance to sheep procuers. Visit the website, ww.wyowool.com, Facebook, and Instagram pages which are updated regularly and are great ways to keep up with what’s going on- don’t forget to follow us! Other member benefits include participation in WWGA activities, ability to consign to sales, advertise, access to archived meeting materials and newsletters on the website.
SALE ORDER
1A. DONATED BRAND- “SPEAR K”
Donated by Von Krosigk Family Targhees- Shoshoni, WY
$ Buyer
1B. DONATED EXPOSED RAMBOUILLET EWE
Donated by Borcher Sheep Company- Powell, WY
$ Buyer
Sale order of certified rams will be based on indeces.The highest indexing ram will sell first as Lot 2 and so on through Lot 5.
Data on Certified Rams is currently available online at ww.wyowool.com and the specific IDs of consigned rams will be available August 15, 2024. This information will also be available on sale day.
# Chapman Rambouillets & HampshiresBison, SD
1 Certified Ram Index no.
$ Buyer
# Clyde Peterson | Tom BrownLance Creek, WY
1 Certified Ram Index no.
$ Buyer
# Erk Brothers, John & Chad Erk- Newell, SD
1 Certified Ram Index no.
$ Buyer
# Forbes, Rabel, & McGivney
Rambouillets- Kaycee, WY
1 Certified Ram Index no.
$ Buyer
RAMBOUILLET YEARLINGS
RANGE RAMS
All Rambouillets considered Horned unless otherwise noted as Polled.
6. Hageman Sisters- Douglas, WY
1 Yearling- Shorn 3/7
$ Buyer
7. Rabel Brothers- Buffalo, WY
1 Yearling- Shorn 3/1
$ Buyer
8. Forbes, Rabel & McGivney RambouilletsKaycee, WY
1 Yearling- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
9. Dry Creek Rambouillet | Jessica SteinmetzHot Springs, SD 2 Yearlings (Polled)- Shorn 3/1
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
10. Phillips Ranch- Paul, ID 3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/20
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
11. Clyde Peterson | Tom Brown- Lance Creek, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
12. Chapman Rambouillets & HampshiresBison, SD 2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/21
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
13. Erk Brothers | John & Chad Erk- Newell, SD 3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/7
$ Buyer
14. UW-LREC- Laramie, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
15. Randall M. Jones Rambouillets- Otto, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/15
$ Buyer
16. Billie Bell- Gillette, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
17. Jones Sheep Company | Weston & Heather Jones- Thermopolis, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
18. Russell & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
19. Mike McCormick- Glendo, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
20. Borcher Sheep Company | Weston BorcherPowell, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/21
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
21. Hageman Sisters- Douglas, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/7
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
22. Rabel Brothers- Buffalo, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/1
$ Buyer
23. Forbes, Rabel & McGivney RambouilletsKaycee, WY
1 Yearling- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
24. Dry Creek Rambouillet | Jessica SteinmetzHot Springs, SD
3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/1
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
25. Phillips Ranch- Paul, ID 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/20 A,B BUYER’S CHOICE $ Buyer
26. Clyde Peterson | Tom Brown- Lance Creek, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10 A,B BUYER’S CHOICE $ Buyer
27. Chapman Rambouillets & HampshiresBison, SD 3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/21 $ Buyer
28. Erk Brothers | John & Chad Erk- Newell, SD 3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/7 $ Buyer
29. UW-LREC- Laramie, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/27 $ Buyer
30. Randall M. Jones Rambouillets- Otto, WY
3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/15
$ Buyer
31. Billie Bell- Gillette, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
32. Jones Sheep Company | Weston & Heather Jones- Thermopolis, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/27
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
33. Russell & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
34. Borcher Sheep Company | Weston BorcherPowell, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 5/15
$ Buyer
35. Hageman Sisters- Douglas, WY 5 Yearlings- Shorn 3/7
$ Buyer
36. Rabel Brothers- Buffalo, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/1
$ Buyer
37. Forbes, Rabel & McGivney RambouilletsKaycee, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
38. Clyde Peterson | Tom Brown- Lance Creek, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
39. Chapman Rambouillets & HampshiresBison, SD 2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/21
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
40. Erk Brothers | John & Chad Erk- Newell, SD 3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/7
$ Buyer
41. UW-LREC- Laramie, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
42. Randall M. Jones Rambouillets- Otto, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/15 A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
43. Billie Bell- Gillette, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
Buyer
44. Russell & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
Buyer
45. Hageman Sisters- Douglas, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 3/7 $ Buyer
46. Forbes, Rabel & McGivney RambouilletsKaycee, WY
3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/27 $ Buyer
47. Clyde Peterson | Tom Brown- Lance Creek, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10 $ Buyer
48. Chapman Rambouillets & HampshiresBison, SD 3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/21 $ Buyer
49. UW-LREC- Laramie, WY 2 Yearling- Shorn 2/27
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
Buyer
50. Randall M. Jones Rambouillets- Otto, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/15 $ Buyer
51. Billie Bell- Gillette, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
52. Hageman Sisters- Douglas, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/7
$ Buyer
53. Forbes, Rabel & McGivney RambouilletsKaycee, WY
3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
54. Chapman Rambouillets & HampshiresBison, SD
2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/21
$ Buyer
55. UW-LREC- Laramie, WY
2 Yearling- Shorn 2/27
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
56. Randall M. Jones Rambouillets- Otto, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 2/15
$ Buyer
57. Hageman Sisters- Douglas, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/7
$ Buyer
58. Forbes, Rabel & McGivney RambouilletsKaycee, WY
1 Yearling- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
59. Chapman Rambouillets & HampshiresBison, SD 3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/21
$ Buyer
60. Randall M. Jones Rambouillets- Otto, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/15
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
61. Hageman Sisters- Douglas, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/7
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
62. Forbes, Rabel & McGivney RambouilletsKaycee, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
63. Hageman Sisters- Douglas, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/7
$ Buyer
64. Forbes, Rabel & McGivney RambouilletsKaycee, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer
TARGHEE YEARLINGS
65. Von Krosigk Family Targhees- Shoshoni, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 5/4
$ Buyer
66. Maria Geis- Gillette, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 2/27 $ Buyer
67. Wooden Nickel Targhees | Luke & Nina Steinmetz- Hot Springs, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10 A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
68. Foley Ranch | Jayson & Kelsey FoleyCasper, WY
3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE $ Buyer
69. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 3/10 $ Buyer
70. Short Grass Genetics- Mills, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 4/14 $ Buyer
71. Hayden Geis- Buffalo, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 5/13
$ Buyer
72. Nielsen Targhees | Carl NielsenManderson, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/9
$ Buyer
73. Sage Creek Targhee | Tommy & Laura MillsDeaver, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/5
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
74. Von Krosigk Family Targhees- Shoshoni, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 5/4
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
75. Maria Geis- Gillette, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 2/27
$ Buyer Thank
76. Wooden Nickel Targhees | Luke & Nina Steinmetz- Hot Springs, WY
3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
77. Foley Ranch | Jayson & Kelsey FoleyCasper, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
78. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
79. Short Grass Genetics- Mills, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 4/14
$ Buyer
80. Hayden Geis- Buffalo, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 5/13
$ Buyer
81. Sage Creek Targhee | Tommy & Laura MillsDeaver, WY
3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/5
$ Buyer
82. Von Krosigk Family Targhees- Shoshoni, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 5/4
$ Buyer
83. Maria Geis- Gillette, WY
3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/9
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
84. Foley Ranch | Jayson & Kelsey FoleyCasper, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
85. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
86. Short Grass Genetics- Mills, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 4/14
$ Buyer
87. Hayden Geis- Buffalo, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 5/13
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
88. Von Krosigk Family Targhees- Shoshoni, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 5/4
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
89. Maria Geis- Gillette, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/9 A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE $ Buyer
90. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10 A,B BUYER’S CHOICE $ Buyer
91. Short Grass Genetics- Mills, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 4/14 $ Buyer
92. Hayden Geis- Buffalo, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 5/13 $ Buyer
93. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10 $ Buyer
94. Short Grass Genetics- Casper, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 4/14 $ Buyer
95. Hayden Geis- Buffalo, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 5/13 $ Buyer
96. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10 $ Buyer
97. Short Grass Genetics- Casper, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 4/14 A,B BUYER’S CHOICE $ Buyer
98. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10 $ Buyer
DISCOVER THE BENEFITS OF A LENDER THAT WORKS
TARGHEE FALL RAM LAMBS
99. Wooden Nickel Targhees | Luke & Nina Steinmetz- Hot Springs, WY
3 Fall Ram Lambs- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
100. Nielsen Targhees | Carl NielsenManderson, WY
2 Fall Ram Lambs- Shorn 3/9
$ Buyer
101. Nielsen Targhees | Carl NielsenManderson, WY
3 Fall Ram Lambs- Shorn 3/9
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
Thank you Lamb Guys for donating lamb to the Monday evening reception!
102. Borcher Sheep Company | Weston BorcherPowell, WY
1 Yearling- Shorn 7/1
$ Buyer
103. Borcher Sheep Company | Weston BorcherPowell, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 7/1 $ Buyer
104. Borcher Sheep Company | Weston BorcherPowell, WY
3 Yearlings- Shorn 7/1
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
COLUMBIA YEARLINGS
105. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 1 Yearling- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
106. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
107. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 2 Yearling- Shorn 3/10
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
108. Russ & Kathy Bell- Gillette, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/10
$ Buyer
COLUMBIA RAM LAMBS
109. Roath Columbias- Coalville, UT 3 Fall Ram Lambs- Shorn 3/30
Birthdate: September 2023
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
110. Roath Columbias- Coalville, UT 2 Spring Ram Lambs- Shorn 4/30
Birthdate: February 2024
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
111. Smith Sheep & Stuff | Regan SmithPowell, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/9
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
112. Borcher Sheep Company | Weston BorcherPowell, WY
1 Yearling- Shorn 7/1
$ Buyer
113. Smith Sheep & Stuff | Regan SmithPowell, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 3/9
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
114. Borcher Sheep Company | Weston BorcherPowell, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 7/1
$ Buyer
115. Phillips Ranch- Paul, ID
3 Yearlings- Shorn 7/10
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
116. Maneotis Ranch | Nick & Karen ManeotisCraig, CO
3 Yearlings- Shorn 6/19
A,B,C BUYER’s CHOICE
$ Buyer
117. Foley Ranch | Jayson & Kelsey FoleyCasper, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 6/5
$ Buyer
118. Borcher Sheep Company | Weston BorcherPowell, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 7/1
$ Buyer
119. Phillips Ranch- Paul, ID
2 Yearlings- Shorn 7/10
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
120. Maneotis Ranch | Nick & Karen ManeotisCraig, CO
3 Yearlings- Shorn 6/19
$ Buyer
121. Foley Ranch | Jayson & Kelsey FoleyCasper, WY
2 Yearlings- Shorn 6/5
$ Buyer
122. Borcher Sheep Company | Weston BorcherPowell, WY
3 Yearlings- Shorn 7/1 A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
123. Foley Ranch | Jayson & Kelsey FoleyCasper, WY 2 Yearlings- Shorn 6/5
$ Buyer
124. Borcher Sheep Company | Weston BorcherPowell, WY
3 Yearlings- Shorn 7/1
$ Buyer
96th Year of
SUFFOLK | HAMPSHIRE RAM LAMBS
125. Yetter Show Sheep | Scott & Dana YetterLaGrange, WY
2 Ram Lambs- Shorn 6/4
$ Buyer
126. Fenster Sheep- Buffalo, WY
1 Ram Lamb- Shorn 7/1
$ Buyer
127. Foley Ranch | Jayson & Kelsey FoleyCasper, WY
1 Ram Lamb- Shorn 6/5
$ Buyer
128. Maneotis Ranch | Nick & Karen ManeotisCraig, CO
3 Ram Lambs- Shorn 6/19
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
129. Tanner & Karissa Isaacs- Wellington, CO
2 Ram Lambs- Shorn 6/19
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
130. Yetter Show Sheep | Scott & Dana YetterLaGrange, WY
3 Ram Lambs- Shorn 6/4
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
131. Fenster Sheep- Buffalo, WY
2 Ram Lambs- Shorn 7/1
$ Buyer
132. Foley Ranch | Jayson & Kelsey FoleyCasper, WY
3 Ram Lambs- Shorn 6/5
$ Buyer
133. Maneotis Ranch | Nick & Karen ManeotisCraig, CO
3 Ram Lambs- Shorn 6/19
$ Buyer
134. Tanner & Karissa Isaacs- Wellington, CO
3 Ram Lambs- Shorn 6/19
$ Buyer
135. Fenster Sheep- Buffalo, WY
2 Ram Lambs- Shorn 7/1
$ Buyer
136. Foley Ranch | Jayson & Kelsey FoleyCasper, WY
2 Ram Lambs- Shorn 6/5
A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
137. Fenster Sheep- Buffalo, WY
2 Ram Lambs- Shorn 7/1
$ Buyer
138. Foley Ranch | Jayson & Kelsey FoleyCasper, WY
2 Ram Lambs- Shorn 6/5
$ Buyer
139. Dry Sandy Sheep Company | Matt & Amy Beals- Kirwin, KS 2 Yearlings- Shorn 4/15 A,B BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
140. Phillips Ranch- Paul, ID
2 Yearlings- Shorn 7/10
$ Buyer
141. Anderson Ranch | Ewe AdvantageTen Sleep, WY 3 Yearlings- Shorn 6/10
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
142. Blattner Suffolks | Jack & Ross BlattnerKuna, ID 2 Yearlings- Shorn 4/27
$ Buyer
143. Dry Sandy Sheep Company | Matt & Amy Beals- Kirwin, KS
3 Yearlings- Shorn 4/15
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
144. Phillips Ranch- Paul, ID
3 Yearlings- Shorn 7/10
$ Buyer
145. Blattner Suffolks | Jack & Ross BlattnerKuna, ID
1 Yearling- Shorn 4/27
$ Buyer
146. Dry Sandy Sheep Company | Matt & Amy Beals- Kirwin, KS
3 Yearlings- Shorn 4/15
$ Buyer
147. Phillips Ranch- Paul, ID 3 Yearlings- Shorn 7/10
A,B,C BUYER’S CHOICE
$ Buyer
See You Next Year- September 9th!
• Borcher Sheep Co. | Weston Borcher - Rambouillet Yearlings
• Sage Creek Targhee | Tommy & Laura Mills - Targhee Yearlings
• Blattner Suffolk | Jack & Ross Blattner - Suffolk Yearlings Welcome 1st Time Consignors
• Anderson Ranch | Ewe Advantage - Suffolk Yearlings Welcome Back Consignors
The Wyoming Wool Growers Association would like to express our thanks to the Moose Club 602 members and volunteers who prepare food and host our monday night receptionWE APPRECIATE YOU VERY MUCH!
MONDAY SEPT. 9TH
3-5 PM
SHEEP PRODUCTION WORKSHOP
Dr. Whit Stewart UW Sheep Extension Specialist presenting “Effective Genetic Improvement: Assessing Current Levels, Setting Goals, and Selecting for Success”
Join us for this year’s Ram Sale Seminar, where we’ll blend art & science to elevate the genetics of your flock. Learn how to assess your current production levels, identify key areas for improvement, and select genetically superior rams to meet your production goals. This hands-on workshop will guide you through effective measurement techniques and selection strategies, providing practical insights to enhance your flock’s genetic potential. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and revisit strategies to improve your flock’s performance with proven genetic improvement methods.
In the Ram Sale Barn
CONSIGNOR CONTACT INFORMATION
Anderson Ranch
Aaron Anderson 2724 E. Hwy 16
Ten Sleep, WY 82442
307-388-2717
Billie Bell
594 S. Turnercrest
Gillette, WY 82718
307-680-4333
Blattner Suffolks
Jack & Ross Blattner 6957 Robinson Rd
Kuna, ID 83634
208-465-5526
Borcher Sheep Company
Weston Borcher 1330 Ln 10
Powell, WY 82435
307-272-5285
Broken Flag Livestock
Leland & Wyman Hochstetler 7262 Road 33
Lingle, WY
307-338-7213
Chapman Rambouillets & Hampshires
Beau Chapman PO Box 251
Bison, SD 57620
605-430-5811
Clyde Peterson 1725 Wasserburger Rd
Lance Creek, WY 82222
307-334-3572
Dry Creek Rambouillets
Jessica Steinmetz PO Box 1239
Hot Springs, SD 57747
605-490-3015
Dry Sandy Sheep Co
Matt & Amy Beals
2756 E 800 Rd
Kirwin, KS 67644
402-200-0444
Erk Brothers
John & Chad Erk 16683 Erk Rd
Newell, SD 57760
605-490-9506 (John)
605-645-1285 (Chad)
Fenster Sheep 29263 Old Hwy 87
Buffalo, WY 82834
307-217-1040 (Colette)
307-217-2278 (Peter)
Foley Ranch
Jayson & Kelsey Foley 13297 Haines Rd
Casper, WY 82604
307-217-1650
Forbes, Rabel & McGivney Rambouillets 1411 Barnum Rd
Kaycee, WY 82639
307-738-2254
Hageman Sisters PO Drawer 600
Douglas, WY 82633 307-358-3850
Hayden Geis 24 Rodeo Ln
Buffalo, WY 82834 307-620-2871
Phillips Ranch
John Phillips 1325 W 535 N Paul, ID 83347 208-438-8132
Jones Sheep Company
Weston & Heather Jones PO Box 622
Thermopolis, WY 82443
307-864-4058
Maneotis Ranch
Nick & Karen Maneotis PO Box 1698
Craig, CO 81626 970-629-2719
CONSIGNOR CONTACT INFORMATION
Maria Geis
173 Clarkelen Rd
Gillette, WY 82718
307-660-3086
Mike McCormick
258 Sentinal Rock Rd
Glendo, WY 82213
307-331-3259
Nielsen Targhees
Carl Nielsen
4605 Road 41 1/2
Manderson, WY 82432
307-469-2244
Rabel Brothers
480 TW Road
Buffalo, WY 82834
307-630-1056
Roath Columbias
Kyle Roath
PO Box 698
Coalville, UT 84017
801-244-1514
Russell & Kathy Bell
594 S Turnercrest Rd
Gillette, WY 82718
307-358-2188
Sage Creek Targhee
Tommy & Laura Mills
300 US Hwy 310
Deaver, WY 82421
307-660-2307
Short Grass Genetics
JD Atkinson & Karen Turner
PO BOx 2096
Mills, WY 82644
307-247-2296
Smith Sheep & Stuff
Regan Smith 603 Ln 7 Powell, WY 82435
307-899-6130
UW-LREC
Whit Stewart | Kalli Koepke
470 Hwy 230
Laramie, WY 82070
719-314-6571 (Kalli)
Von Krosigk Family
Targhees
75 Missouri Valley Rd
Shoshoni, WY 82469
307-856-3125- Charlene 605-681-3360- Randell
307-856-6331- Wendell
Wooden Nickel Targhee
Luke & Nina Steinmetz
PO Box 1239
Hot Springs, SD 57747 605-490-2427
Yetter Show Sheep
Scott & Dana Yetter 3894 Rd 162
La Grange, WY 82221
307-575-0291
2024 WYOMING STATE RAM SALE RULES
1.GENERAL RULES
1.1 ALL CONSIGNORS MUST BE ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE WYOMING WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION WITH DUES FULLY PAID. The Active Membership fee is $150.00.
1.2 All sheep must be bred and raised by Consignor.
1.3 THE WYOMING WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION reserves the right to reject any or all entries and the entry fee will be returned. The Association also reserves the right to limit the number of entries from the Consignor.
1.4 The WWGA disclaims liability for any injury to any person or property resulting from any cause, whatsoever, occurring on or about the sale grounds or premises, or as a result of the sale.
1.5 All sheep on the grounds are held at Consignor’s risk until sold. Ownership changes when the sheep are sold in the ring. Rams are held at purchasers risk thereafter.
1.6 Beginning in 2021, when considering a consignor’s requests for consignment to the sale, the Ram Sale Committee will evaluate the combined number of scratches, no-sales and sifted rams the consignor had in the previous year. If the combined number is found to be greater than 50% of the number of rams entered, a consignor will not be allowed to increase consignment numbers for the current year’s sale and the Ram Sale Committee, at its discretion, may cut or reject the consignor’s request for consignment.
1.7 Except in the instance of Certified Rams (see rule 3.2), all consignors are limited to no more than two pens consisting of a single ram.
(a) New consignors must consign at least 1 head and no more than 5 head per breed. Non-consignors from the previous year are considered new consignors.
(b) Each consignor will be allowed to designate TWO pens of TWO or THREE rams as a “Buyers ChoiceAB or ABC.
1.8 No Consignor can consign more than 30 head of range rams.
1.9 Rams must be shorn in the same year as the sale. The shearing date must be declared upon entry.
1.10 The WWGA reserves the right to refuse to issue buyer numbers at their discretion.
2. ENTRY FEES & SALE PREPARATION
2.1 Entry fee will be $10.00 (entry) plus $5.00 for on-line sale video/broadcasting for a total entry of $15.00 per head for all rams. The entry fee is non-refundable and must be included at the time entries are received. The Association makes a charge of 10% (ten percent) of the sale price on all rams sold.
2.2 Upon signing of the entry blank, the Consignor of the sheep to the Wyoming State Ram Sale is agreeing to comply with the Rules and Terms of the sale. Willful violation of any of the Rules and Terms of the Sale, will automatically exclude the consignor from future Wyoming State Ram Sales. All warranties and guarantees are between buyer and seller.
2.3 In order to be cataloged, entries must be made with the Executive Director of Wyoming Wool Growers Association by July 1, 2024. Please include your advertising copy at the time of your entry submission in order to advertise in the Wyoming Livestock Roundup Special Wyoming State Ram Sale Edition.
2.4 All sheep consigned to the sale must be on the grounds no earlier than 8:00 a.m. on Sunday, September 8th, and no later than 8:00 a.m. on Monday, September 9th. Sifting of rams will begin promptly on Monday at 9:30 a.m. Consignors MUST have sheep in pens by 8:00 a.m. on Monday, September 9th. Every Consignor (or their designee or representative) MUST be present and in the pen with their animals during sifting and MUST help move and hold animals in order to assist the sifting committee. Failure to be present and assist may result in disqualification from the sale. Consignors that come in before Sunday must notify the WWGA office at 307-265-5250 and will be charged $40.00 for each day they arrive before Sunday.
3.CERTIFIED RAMS & RAM TEST RAMS
3.1 Definitions:
a. Certified Ram: A certified ram is a ram that has completed a certified Ram test and has met the criteria of the American Rambouillet Association or the Wyoming Certified test for certification.
b. Certified Ram Criteria: Registered Rams enrolled in a certified Ram test are eligible for the Certified Ram Classification if they meet the following: -Acceptable standards from the standpoint of body type, amount of body skin folds, freedom from anatomical weaknesses and wool defects, including extremely hairy britch or excessive amount of belly type wool, -Minimum of 4.0 inch staple length, -9 pounds clean wool, -A core wool grade of 23.77 or less, -A maximum of 2.7 face cover score, -Must have gained at least 0.55 pounds per day on test,
-Must have at least one “R” in their Genotype, and -Must be in the top 30% on test.
Index data on Certified White Face Rams must be submitted to the WWGA office on/or before August 13, 2024, or rams will not sell.
3.2 Substituting Certified Rams is not permitted.
3.3 Certified Rams can be consigned as single pens. A consignor is limited to TWO Certified Rams.
4. SALE ORDER
4.1 Certified Rams will sell first.
a. Selling order for Certified Rams will be according to the American Rambouillet Association Index followed by eligible Wyoming Certified Rams, with the highest indexing rams selling first. White face rams falling in the top 30% on the Wyoming test are considered eligible.
4.2 White face range rams will follow the Certified Rams.
4.3 Beginning in 2020, black face Rams will sell based on a three year rotation starting with Suffolk|Hampshire Yearlings, Suffolk|Hampshire Lambs, Hampshire Yearlings, Hampshire Lambs, Suffolk Yearlings and Suffolk Lambs with the last breed in the sale selling first the following year. The breed selling last in the rotation will be offered first in the next year’s sale and the remaining breeds will move down one spot in the rotation.
5. TERMS OF SALE
5.1 TERMS OF THE SALE: CASH, CHECK OR CREDIT CARD. Standard creditcard fees will apply. Credit card fees will be posted at the sale clerks table on the day of the sale. Out-of-state buyers who have not purchased rams previously through the Wyoming State Ram Sale (WSRS) and have not established an acceptable record of sufficient funds being available for clearance of checks for purchases made at the WSRS MUST have a letter of credit from their bank PRIOR to being issued a buyers number. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE WWGA OFFICE AT 307-265-5250 PRIOR TO SALE DAY.
5.2 Private sales before or during the auction are strictly forbidden. On private sales made after the auction closes and while sheep are on the grounds, the regular commission will be collected. Consignors bringing extra rams to be sold outside the Sale will be denied the privilege of selling rams through future Association sales.
5.3 All purchases are to be settled on the day purchased, with the sale clerks on the grounds. Make all checks payable to the Wyoming Wool Growers Association. Any checks returned as “non-sufficient funds” are subject to a $100.00 collection fee.
5.4 One bid shall not be considered an auction unless the Owner consents.
5.5 No Sale Fee: In the event a ram “no sales”, the consignor will pay a 10% fee on the reserve price provided to the sale clerk. If the reserve price is $300.00 or less, a no sale fee of $30.00 will be applied. Each consignor shall complete and sign a “consignor reserve” form and turn it into the sale clerk by 9 a.m., on sale day. Consignor reserve forms will be distributed during sifting and/or made available by the sale clerk the day before the sale. If a consignor “no sales” all of their sheep for two consecutive years they will be dropped from the sale the following year.
5.6 SETTLEMENT FOR ALL SHEEP SOLD THROUGH THE RING, OR PRIVATELY AFTER THE AUCTION HAS CLOSED, SHALL BE MADE WITH THE CLERK OF THE SALE.
6. POST AUCTION RULES
6.1 Load out can begin once all Rambouillets are sold. No unsupervised loading is allowed.
6.2 Buyers must remove all sheep by 6:00 p.m. the evening of the sale or arrange for facilities, care of the animals and a night watchman.
6.3 Any breed or breeder whose average price at last years’ sale was considerably lower than the sales average will be asked to cut consignment at the discretion of the Ram Sale Committee.
7. HEALTH REQUIREMENTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
7.1 ALL sheep MUST be identified with USDA/APHIS Scrapie identification tags.For the purposes of this sale, we will use the USDA/APHIS Scrapie tags for animal identification purposes. These USDA/APHIS Scrapie tag numbers must be included on any paperwork required to be submitted to Sale officials, including any lab results, such as Brucella Ovis (B. Ovis) test results, certificates of veterinary health inspection, etc.
7.2 All sheep consigned to the Wyoming State Ram Sale must comply with all regulations of the Wyoming Livestock Board. In particular, ALL sheep must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary health inspection issued within thirty (30) days prior to the sale. Certificates of Veterinary Inspection must include the USDA/APHIS scrapie ID tag numbers of the rams listed on the certificate.
7.3 The minimum scrotal circumference for yearling rams must be 34 cm and for lambs, 31 cm.
7.4 ALL rams consigned to this sale shall have tested negative for B. Ovis by means of a ELISA BLOOD TEST WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE SALE or originate from a currently enrolled B. Ovis CERTIFIED-FREE FLOCK.
a. All consignments must be accompanied by a copy of the B. Ovis lab test results form or, in the case of animals from a B. Ovis certified free herd, proof of current compliance and active participation in the B. Ovis certified free program.
b. Scrapie tag numbers will serve as the official identification listed on the B. Ovis lab test results. Lab forms listing test results must show the date of the test and the USDA/APHIS Scrapie Identification Tag numbers of rams corresponding to entries and must be signed by the attending veterinarian.
c. We do not accept statements of B. Ovis status as simply noted on veterinary health certificates. The ELISA Blood Test is an accepted method of checking for epididymitis; however, it should not be considered to be a 100% guarantee of freedom from the disease.
7.5 All out-of-state sheep consigned to the sale must obtain an entry permit number (obtained from the Wyoming Livestock Board by calling 307-7777515). The following statement must be included on the certificate of veterinary health inspection for out-of-state sheep: “the animals have been examined and are free of Foot Rot, and Scrapie is not known to have existed in the flock of origin within the past five (5) years.” If Scrapie has been present in the flock of origin within the past five (5) years, the flock MUST be enrolled in a flock plan presented to and approved by the Wyoming State Veterinarian PRIOR to entry into Wyoming. Enrollment within such a flock plan MUST be noted on the veterinary health inspection form and a copy of the letter from the Wyoming State Veterinarian recognizing the flock plan must accompany the health inspection form. OUT-OFSTATE CONSIGNORS MUST COMPLY WITH STATE OF WYOMING REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE IMPORTATION OF BLACK-FACE SHEEP INTO WYOMING. WLSB Rules can be viewed at http:// soswy.state.wy.us/Rules/RULES/8634.pdf
7.6 IT IS REQUIRED THAT ALL SHEEP BE TREATED FOR KEDS WITHIN 30 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SALE. If a Ked infestation is found, the ram(s) will be disqualified from the sale and must be removed from the premises.
7.7. It is RECOMMENDED that all rams receive a breeding soundness evaluation (BSE) of the semen for abnormalities.
7.8 The WWGA strongly believes that extreme docking (complete tail removal) is not an acceptable animal husbandry practice and should be eliminated. The WWGA has also stated its support for prohibitions against the allowance of animals which have been “short docked” at ALL exhibitions and sales throughout the country. It is strongly recommended that sheep be docked in such a manner that the tail is no shorter than one-half (1/2) inch in length, recognizing that most respected experts recommend a dock which results in at least a 1” tail.
7.9 THE STATE RAM SALE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS AND ENCOURAGES THAT ALL RAMS CONSIGNED TO THE SALE BE ACCOMPANIED WITH A GENETIC TEST WHICH DESCRIBES THEIR RAMS GENETIC CHARACTERISTICS AT CODON 171. GENETIC TESTING OF CODON 171 HAS BEEN POSITIVELY SHOWN TO BE AN EXTREMELY
7.10 THE SIFTING COMMITTEE WILL CHECK ALL SHEEP FOR SOUNDNESS AND FREEDOM FROM DISEASE AND WILL HAVE AUTHORITY TO REJECT ANY SHEEP THAT, IN THEIR ESTIMATION, ARE UNSOUND OR DISEASED OR DOES NOT MEET THE SHEARING QUALIFICATIONS. Selling or giving away sifted sheep during the sale or on the grounds will be prohibited and sifted sheep cannot be replaced for the sale. Standards of health and soundness are for the benefit of the seller and the buyer as well as the integrity of the sale.
7.11 Sifted rams must be removed from the barn immediately following the sifting.
Central Performance Testing of Rams
Identification of superior genetics that are of economic importance to the U.S. sheep industry has long been cited as a goal of high importance. Most industry analysts and experts agree, there are two primary areas that should be further investigated. In general terms, these are: (1) feedlot efficiency and performance; and, (2) increased muscling & decreased fat cover of market animals.
The advent of value-based marketing and increased emphasis on carcass quality and tenderness have brought about a paradigm shift in genetic selection of most species of livestock.
In other livestock species, the use of “central performance tests” has become the norm for evaluating economic factors such as rate of gain, feed efficiency, and genetic growth characteristics of importance to the industry.
In 2001, the WWGA recognized the need for, and benefits derived from a Centralized Ram Performance Test (CRPT) focused on the specific needs of the value-added and retail segments of the lamb industry. After carefully evaluating the existing CRPTs, the WWGA collaborated with the UW Department of Animal Sciences to set about developing a new, industry driven, CRPT housed at the UW Animal Science Research facility in Laramie, WY.
PRODUCER MEMBER $150.00 Minimum
Designed for active sheep producers. Benefits include: consigning to WWGA sales, eligibility for rams test, WWGA publications, serve on committees, & voting privileges. Additional amounts paid place member at different levels: Blue ($200-$499), Bronze ($500-$999), Silver ($1,000-$1,999), and Gold ($2000 or more).
ASSOCIATE MEMBER $100.00
Designed for those supporters who do not own sheep (i.e. retired sheep producers, individuals who have an affinity for Wyoming’s sheep industry). Benefits: WWGA publications, Ram Sale catalog, ASI membership, & voting privileges.
EMERGING PRODUCER $80.00
Designed for new sheep/goat producers (owned sheep/goats for less than 5 years) with the opportunity to be mentored by experienced sheep producers and specialists. You are eligible for this level for your first 3 years, after which, you will be asked to move up to a producer membership. Benefits include: consigning to all sales and Ram Test, voting eligibility, WWGA publications, and eligible to serve on committees.
YOUTH MEMBER – College Student: $50.00 Youth under 18 yrs. old: $20.00
This level offers two options for youth with an interest in sheep. The top level is for those supporters who are in College and are planning or considering a future in the sheep industry. A second option is offered for those under 18. This level is ideal for 4-H participants or Future Farmers of America members. Not eligible to consign to WWGA sales or Ram Sire Test.
ASI Dues $50.00 minimum
If you would like to become a member of the WWGA, fill out the information below and give this page to the sale clerk with payment.
NAME: __________________________________________
EMAIL: __________________________________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________
PHONE:
$150.00 Or, I voluntarily wish to increase my dues by, (Choose level):
$200 - $499 (Blue Level)
$500-$999 (Bronze Level)
$1,000-$1,999 (Silver Level)
$2000 or more (Gold Level)
ASI Dues (4.5¢/head or $50 min). $_____.__
For producers with less than 1,100 sheep, the minimum payment is $50. For more sheep, the cost is 4.5 cents per head (To calculate: $0.045 x #sheep owned). If you choose to pay ASI dues, please include them with your total amount due to the WWGA.
