February 2011 Issue (pdf - 27675 kb)... - Hereford America

TM
Vol. 15, No. 5
Editorial Comments...
Byron Bayers
In the past few
months we have
read numerous
accounts of
the shipment
of cattle to the
area of the old
Soviet Union, a
Byron Bayers big share of the
numbers reported are Angus, but
some Herefords have been shipped
from Montana and the Dakotas. In
fact, a recent article in Hereford
America November/December issue
highlights the KazBeef operation
shipping a large group of Hereford
and Angus cattle to Kazakhstan.
Each of these articles on both breeds
make a lot of people wonder how
much of this has been done in previous
years.
(continued on page 6)
Jill Hotchkiss
The 2011
Hereford bull
sale season
started with a
bang, first with
a highly successful
Denver
sale, followed
Jill Hotchkiss by a barn-burner
at Van Newkirk’s in Nebraska. The
Mile High Night Hereford Sale in
Denver averaged $26,202 on 8.375
bulls which is more than twice the
average last year! This sale seems
to be different each year, mostly in
the type of consignments. The trend
in recent years of course has been to
sell more semen shares, pen picks,
herd picks and embryos. Hereford
bull syndicates have been popular
for many years allowing quite a few
people to buy a share of a hot new
(continued on page 18)
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February 2011
Long-Standing Pioneer Pedigree:
Cox Herefords Oldest Ranch in Oregon
By Teresa Cox
Reprinted with permission of
Farm & Ranch magazine
The land where my husband, Smith,
and I live has been supporting Smitty’s
family for more than 165 years. In fact,
we’re the oldest family-owned-andoperated
ranch in the state.
Cox Sheep & Hereford Ranch has a
long pioneer pedigree. Smitty’s greatgreat-great-grandparents,
Jesse and
Ruby Looney, came west on the first
wagon train to traverse the Oregon
Trail. They settled in Willamette Valley
in 1843. There they cleared dense
forests to homestead and built their log
cabin on a nearby butte. Later named
Looney Butte, it became the site of the
area’s first schoolhouse.
Jesse and Ruby brought three wagons
from Missouri to Oregon. Along
with the settlers came garden and fruit
tree seeds, tools, medical supplies and
other provisions for their own family,
Value Added Herefords: Eastern South
Dakota Feedlot Specializes in EU cattle
By Amanda Radke
The Davis ranch spans across the
rolling hills near Elkton, SD. The family-owned
operation was homesteaded
in 1878 by Philip Davis, just shortly
after the Civil War. A great deal has
changed since Davis settled the land
in the 1800s, but not the family’s commitment
to raising high quality cattle.
Many generations of Davis’ have
worked the land here; after Philip, son
Jim raised cattle, who then taught his
son Tom, who passed it on to Harris,
who showed the ropes to his two sons
Tom and Joe, and Joe’s wife Tina, who
run the cow-calf and feedlot operation
today.
along with some to give the less fortunate.
Also in the Looney’s entourage
were 20 head of cattle, four brood
mares and extra oxen for pulling the
wagons.
The Davis
family has
Hereford and
Angus-influenced
cattle in
their cow-calf
operation, and
they retain
ownership on
most of their
calves to enter
into their
non-hormone
treated cattle
(NHTC) feeding program.
The NHTC program has been in effect
since 1989, when the European
Union (EU) and the U.S. agreed to
control measures to facilitate the trade
of non-hormone treated beef, including
veal. There are three principal
components of this program including:
cattle are to be grown in approved
farms/feedlots and delivered to the
slaughter establishment with shipping
documentation that includes the
statement, “Cattle Meet EV Program
After settling into their new home in
Oregon, the Looney family purchased
what is believed to be the first sewing
(continued on page 24)
Requirements for the EU,” and clearly
identifies the animals and the quantity;
non-hormone treated cattle and beef
are segregated at the slaughter establishment
and handled in a fashion that
ensures that they are not commingled
with other animals or meat; and tissue
samples from non-hormone treated
cattle are collected at slaughter and
analyzed in order for FSIS to provide
export certification for this product.
For the Davis family, this means fol-
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DVORAK HEREFORDS
DVOR 219 DOMINO 932 (42994294)
TRUE INTEGRITY
BULL SALE
FRIDAY, 1:00PM CST FEBRUARY 4, 2011
PICKSTOWN, SD
Sired by K 219
93#BW
BW
+3.6
WW
+46
YW
+78
M
+29
REA Marb
+0.16 +0.15
WR-103, YW-101, REA ratio-102, IMF ratio-124
Dam nursing ratio 9@104.7
Some of the sires include:
S WINCHESTER 24T ET • S FENCEPOST 28T • F L18 EXCEL 543 • F 915 STAR 142
DVOR 28T SANDBUR 943 (42994259)
DVOR T57 T-BONE 952 (P42994254)
DVOR 20J STANMORE 959 (42994187)
Sired by K 219
64#BW
BW
-0.2
WW
+39
YW
+56
M
+24
REA Marb
+0.25 -0.04
WR-115, YW-100, REA ratio-101, IMF ratio-118
Dam nursing ratio 2@112.5
DVOR 543 EXCEL 960 (42994388)
Sired by T57
88#BW
BW
+4.9
WW
+68
YW
+109
M
+30
REA Marb
+0.56 +0.29
WR-132, YR-121, REA ratio-116, IMF ratio-132
Dam nursing ratio 1@132
DVOR 28T SANDBUR 961 (42994188)
Sired by 20J
94#BW
BW
+3.6
WW
+50
YW
+79
M
+31
REA Marb
-0.15 +0.21
WR-115, YR-105, IMF ratio-120
Dam nursing ratio 2@109.5
DVOR 28T SANDBUR 9105 {DLF,HYF,IEF} (42994189)
Sired by 543
83#BW
BW
+3.2
WW
+50
YW
+84
M
+32
REA Marb
+0.36 -0.10
WR-109, YR-105, REA ratio-111
Dam nursing ratio 3@109
Sired by 28T
94#BW
WR-108
BW
+5.8
WW
+44
YW
+66
M
+22
REA Marb
+0.13 -0.18
Dam nursing ratio 2@106
Sired by 28T
90#BW
BW
+3.0
WW
+50
YW
+73
M
+25
REA Marb
+0.36 -0.06
WR-114, YR-101, REA ratio-116
Dam nursing ratio 2@107.5
DVOR 24T GENERAL 9182 (42994336)
-All bulls have been tested negative for BVD
-footrot vaccinated
-semen tested
-10 years of ultrasound data
-complete performance data
Sired by 24T
89#BW
BW
+3.0
WW
+53
YW
+84
M
+25
REA Marb
+0.37 +0.02
WR-106, YR-101, REA ratio-108, IMF ratio-105
Dam nursing ratio 3@103.3
29738 383rd Ave
Lake Andes, SD 57356
Boyd Dvorak 605-491-7090
Jeff Dvorak 605-491-2068
www.dvorakherefords.com

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Revolutionary Bull & Female Sale
Herd Sires at the
Top of the Breed see
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Every Bull Indexed
for Use on Black Cows
MSU TCF REVOLUTION 4R
R PUCKSTER 2013
Mon., Feb. 21, 2011
75 Top End Two Year Olds • 35 Top End Yearlings
30 from Top End of Registered Replacements
170 from Top End of Commercial Replacements
Celebrating 30 Years of
Having the Most Dams on
the Breed’s Dams of Distinction List
Videos of every animal will be
shown in sale barn on sale day
and on www.RauschHerefords.com
LOT 36 R REVOLUTION 4319
Revolution / Wrangler
LOT 7 R VISION 4200
Vision / Puckster
The Rausch Cow Herd has qualified
518 females for the breed’s
Dams of Distinction List since 1980.
35 head this year.
LOT 111 R MISS REVOLUTION 060
Revolution / Wrangler
LOT 38 R FELT 5959
Bennett / Wrangler
LOT 3 R REVOLUTION 4190
Revolution / Advance
Videos of every animal
will be shown in sale barn on sale day
and on www.RauschHerefords.com
Videos can be previewed now on our website.
LOT 112 R MISS REVOLUTION 450
Revolution / Wideload
Please call, write or e-mail for more information.
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14831 Hereford Road • Hoven, SD 57450
E-mail: rauschherf@rauschherefords.com
(605) 948-2146 or 2157 or 2375
Jerry Shannon Vern
Located 2 miles west of Hoven on Hwy. 20 and 47
www.RauschHerefords.com
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2 Black Hills Stock Show Hereford
Show and Sale
Rapid City, SD
3 Ridder Hereford Ranch Sale
Callaway, NE
3 Stroh Herefords & Friedt Herefords
Annual Production Sale
Dickinson, ND
4 Dvorak Herefords Sale
Lake Andes, SD
4 Baumgarten Herefords Sale
Belfield, ND
4 Elkington Polled Herefords Sale
Idaho Falls, ID
5 Upstream Ranch Sale
Taylor, NE
6-13 JBN Livestock Online Hereford
Sale, www.jbnlivestock.com
7 Topp Herefords Volume XI Bull Sale
Bismarck, ND
8 Watertown Winter Farm Show
Hereford Show & Sale
Watertown, SD
10 Hereford-Influence Feeder Calf
Sale, Mitchell Sale Barn
Mitchell, SD
12 Baker Herefords Bull Sale
Rapid City, SD
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12 J&N Black Hereford Sale
Leavenworth, KS
13 Mrnak Herefords Sale
Bowman, ND
15-18 Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic
Kearney, NE (Sale on 16th)
16 Shaw Cattle Co. Production Sale
Caldwell, ID
16 ND Hereford-Influence Feeder
Calf Sale, KIST Sale Barn
Mandan, ND
17 Olson’s Red Power Bull Sale
Argusville, ND
17 JoNomn Bull & Female Sale
Clyde, Alberta
17 Iowa Select Sale
Des Moines, IA
18 Roy Cranston Herefords Sale
St. Onge, SD
18 Blacktop Farms Hereford & Angus
Sale
Mitchell, SD
19 Carmichael Herefords Sale
Meadow, SD
19 Curtis Polled Herefords Sale
Huron, SD
19 Smithson Farms Sale
La Plata, MO
21 Rausch Herefords Sale
Hoven, SD
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22 Mill Creek Ranch Production Sale
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25 Jamison Herefords Bull Sale
Quinter, KS
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Ashby, NE
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Veteran, WY
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Bowman, ND
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Holabird, SD
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Pikeville, TN
Selling 12 top quality open registered heifers
and 15 commercial open heifers, can be registered.
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— Advertisers Index —
Anderson Family Herefords 15
Bar JZ Ranches 23
Brost/Crittenden/Taboo 25
Calgary Bull Sale 26
Carmichael Herefords 11
Churchill Cattle Co. 5, 24, 36
Colyer Herefords 21
Cooper Hereford Ranch 13
Cranston Herefords 16
Crittenden/Taboo/Brost 25
Curtis Polled Herefords 7
Dvorak Herefords 2
Engelhaupt Herefords 8
Feddes & Sons 5
Ft. Keogh Livestock 37
Gant Angus & Polled Hfds. 18
Harrell Herefords 19
Hearts Bluff Game Ranch 22
Hillsview Farms 5
JBN Livestock 6
Jamison Herefords 31
Jensen Bros. 33
Churchill Ram 9196W ET
Moderate, yet Massive!
Kreth Herefords 27
Krogstad 24
Medicine Hat Bull Sale 24
Mill Creek Ranch 35
Mrnak Hereford Ranch 8
Ollerich Brothers 20
Olson’s Red Power 29
Rausch Herefords 3
Ravine Creek Ranch 9
S&S Polled Herefords 10
Sandhill Farms 17
Simon Herefords 20
Smithson Farms 16
SD Hereford Directory 30
Taboo/Brost/Crittenden 25
Thorstenson Herefords 28
Topp Herefords 48
Triple L Ranch 12
Ulrich Herefords 14
Westwind Ranch 30
Windhorst Polled Herefords 33
Born: Sept. 2, 2009
Sire: Churchill Ram 708T
Dam: Churchill Lady 401 ET {DOD}
For Sale Now
Senior herd sire HPH 10H Skylar 405S
www.herefordamerica.com • 5
CE +0.9
BW +4.3
WW +67
YW +103
M +28
M&G +61
CEM +6.9
SC +1.4
Selling two 2-year-old bulls at
Watertown Farm Show, Feb. 8
Fat -0.003
REA +0.26
M -0.04
BMI +$22
CEZ +$17
BII +$16
CHB +$29
One is a son of Skylar and the other is a son of HPH 36N Tage
405T. Both are very deep, muscular and wide topped.
CED 1.7 BW 3.3 WW 49 YW 77 MM 21
SC .9 Fat -.004 REA .47 Marb .17
Check out his EPD graph!
Call for a catalog.
Dale and Nancy Venhuizen
1862 Yadon Road,
Manhattan, MT 59741
406-284-6421
(offi ce and home)
406-284-3715 (fax)
406-580-6421 (cell)
E-mail:
dale@churchillcattle.com
Website:
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• Also yearlings and 2-year-olds for sale private treaty off the farm.
• Volume discounts and discounts for hauling your own bull
• Semen tested and ready to go to work.
Darwin & Cindy Aman
32824 119th St., Eureka, SD 57437
dcaman@valleytel.net • 605-284-2721
YEARLING BULLS AND HEIFERS FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
SEE FEDDES.COM
F Rest Easy 847
sons and semen for sale
BW WW YW M M&G REA IMF
0.7 44 81 34 56 .25 .34
BW
WW
YW
M
M&G
REA
2.8
52
89
35
61
.26
092 860 x L18
Marvin Feddes
& Sons
7980 Meadow View Road,
Manhattan, MT 59741-8122
Dan - (406) 284-6810 - drfeddes@msn.com
Tim - (406) 284-6990 - TFeddes@msn.com
Marvin - (406) 284-3709
031 by Rest Easy IMF .23
088 by Rest Easy
BW WW YW M M&G REA IMF
3.6 59 109 30 59 .42 -.02
BW
WW
YW
M
M&G
REA
IMF
1.4
50
84
35
59
.17
.10

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Byron’s Editorial...
(continued from page 1)
In the 1970s the American Hereford
Association and the U.S. State Department
approved the purchase by the
Hungarian government, at that time a
Soviet Iron Curtain country, for the purchase
of approximately 6,000 head of
Hereford cattle. The Hungarians, after
surveying the U.S., found that the cattle
in the midwestern U.S. fit their environment
the best.
A huge amount of Hereford females
and several Hereford bulls were selected
to go to Hungary. The cattle selected
were very young, with the idea that
the smaller animals would be cheaper
to transport. Part of the arrangements
made with the AHA, by the officials of
Hungary was that the AHA president or
vice-president would go Hungary each
year and analyze the cattle operations
and the quality of the cattle that had
been shipped. In the event the president
or the vice president could not make the
trip an official of the AHA would be
called upon. I was elected president of
the AHA in 1976 and was designated to
be the executive on the trip; I was accompanied
by Lovell Kuykendall, who
was at the time working for the AHA.
We departed the USA from New York
City, flew to London, on to Frankfurt,
Germany and on to our final destination
of Budapest. Because of the language
barrier we were held up at the airport
for several hours. People were going
through the lines that were watched
over by armed guards and each time
we approached we were sent back and
after about the fifth time I was actually
pushed back by the burly guards. It was
at this time that I was taken to an official
in a back room and interrogated. I explained
that we were representatives of
the American Hereford Association and
in cooperation with the State Department;
we were here to work with the
Hungarian government on their Hereford
cattle project in Hortobagy. The official
departed to check us out and came
back with a sincere apology and said
that our interpreter was waiting for us
in a different area of the airport and we
were taken to meet him.
Our interpreter was a veterinarian,
who spoke limited English, but he was
a very fine man and I had great respect
for him. He took us to our hotel in Budapest
where we remained over night.
Of course, our passports were taken by
an official at the hotel because we were
in an Iron Curtain country, but we did
not understand them taking and keeping
our papers over night. Again, we
were being checked out by the authorities.
The next day we were taken about
150 miles northeast of Budapest with
the accompaniment of three authorities
from their Agricultural Department. It
was quite interesting because we were
put in black cars with little Hungarian
flags on the fenders and proceeded at a
fast pace through every little town with
the horn honking. I had seen this in the
movies before when so called high of-
(continued on page 8)
JBN 1st Annual Internet Sale
Average birth
weight EPDs
of the internet
sale bulls is
1.91
02
Selling our very best, retaining nothing
Feb. 6-13, 2011
@ www.jbnlivestock.com
We welcome your visit at the ranch any time especially during the
Black Hills Stock Show.
We are located approximately 16 miles from Rapid City.
JBN L1 Domino 02 Reg. #43077882
This is a deep ribbed, highly pigmented 764 son with tremendous
total mass. His mother is a Jamison 6002S fi rst calf heifer going
back to a high milking KB L1 Domino 218 cow in the Rausch herd.
BW 76 lbs. • WR 111 • WW 804 lbs.
BW 1.7 WW 53 YW 87 Milk 26 M&G 53
06 JBN L1 Domino 06 Reg. #43077887
Another thick, correct and highly pigmented 764 son. His mother is
a first calf Jamison 6002S daughter, going back to our high selling
cow in our 2009 cow sale, JBN L1 Dominette 302 going to Nunnally
Farms, GA. This is an elite cow family.
BW 80 lbs. • WR 109 • WW 756 lbs.
BW 2.5 WW 53 YW 87 Milk 28 M&G 54
~ The Low Birth Weight & High Growth Specialists ~
Average birthweight EPDs of the internet sale bulls is 1.91
Several More Good Bulls Like These for Sale
in our Private Treaty Pen.
Also look for our display at the Sturgis Pen Bull Show
in February.
JBN LIVESTOCK
Registered Herefords
05
The best 417 son we have ever raised. He has incredible natural thickness
and length plus the heaviest weaning weight of the year. His nine
year old mother has an excellent udder with a 23 milk and lifetime
weaning ratio of 102. 05 has a full sister, JBN L1 Dominette 816, in
the Friedt herd in ND. This is an excellent cow family.
BW 86 lbs. • WR 104 • WW 816
BW 2.7 WW 44 YW 76 Milk 24 M&G 46
12
JBN L1 Domino 05 Reg. #43077862
JBN L1 Domino 012 Reg. #43077876
The 764 sons are highly pigmented, deep ribbed with loads of
thickness. 012 is no exception. His mother is a 3 year old 417
daughter out of our great JBN L1 Dominette 117 cow, mother
of the $21,000 JBN L1 Domino 508 bull at Upstream Ranch in
Nebraska. An elite pedigree.
BW 82 lbs. • WR 112 • WW 802
BW 1.8 WW 47 YW 85 Milk 26 M&G 49
These plus several others sell!
Check it out at www.JBNLivestock.com or give us a call.
View videos on our website!
E-mail: jbnlivestock@rushmore.com
Jim & Jeannine Bockwoldt
22370 152nd Place
Box Elder, SD 57719
605/923-2366
For bidding assistance
contact Marc Hotchkiss.
THE HEREFORD CONNECTION
Art Handel
Specializing in
Low Birth Weight,
High Growth &
Performance
Marc Hotchkiss
Working for the Breed
www.TheHerefordConnection.com
Art Handel • (605) 399-9278
(605) 391-8233 (cell)
Marc Hotchkiss • (605) 866-4495
(605) 490-1513 (cell)

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Lot 1 - LCG Master Bennett 181X
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$22
$29
Lot 2 - LCG Master Traildrive 30X
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95
18
$21
$28
Lot 3 - LCG Master Bennett 19W
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$29
Lot 5 - LCG Master Traildrive 142W
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$25
Lot 6 - LCG Master Traildrive 6W
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16
$18
$27
Lot 43 - LCG Lyda Marshall 102X
Videos and Pictures of the Sale Offering can be viewed on our website: www.curtispolledherefords.com
For catalog or information, contact:
Larry and Carol Gildemaster
38230 214th St., Virgil, SD 57379
(605) 883-4566 or (605) 350-9253 (cell)
email: lcghereford@santel.net
BW
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CHB
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64
87
22
$17
$29

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— 100th Anniversary —
Engelhaupt Herefords
Selling 20 Head of Bulls & Heifers
in the Heartland Hereford Classic
March 21, 2011 • 1:00 p.m. (CST)
Lincoln County Fairgrounds • North Platte, NE
Selling
12 Heifers
EH L1 Dominette 008 Lot 13 - EH L1 Dom 920 Lot 74 - EH L1 Dominette 023
www.heartlandherefords.com
Selling 1 Bull at
Black Hills Stock Show
Feb. 2, 2011 • Rapid City, SD
Lot 35 • EH L1 Dom 906
Sire: UPS Domino 6026
Sire of Dam: RB L1 Domino 7149 {SOD}
BW 2.8 WW 45 YW 83 M 24 M&G 47 REA .27
Lot 1 - EH L1 Dom 902 For more information contact:
Engelhaupt Herefords
Jack Engelhaupt • PO Box 104 • Butte, NE 68722
Phone: 402-775-2588
Byron’s Editorial...
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ficials traveled through their countries,
but I thought it was just a movie thing.
I was surprised and saddened by people,
along the way, who were at least
90 years old, sweeping the streets and
cutting grass along the highway, I felt
like we had gone back in time 50 to 100
years.
After arriving at the Great Hungarian
Plain, near Hortobagy, an area of more
that one-half million acres, we were taken
to an old farm house which was to be
our headquarters for the next 10 days.
The house was very bare with very few
facilities and we were somewhat surprised
that this was the guest house at
Hortobagy. When we got there the Hungarian
officials immediately had to have
a drink which was a peach-apricot brandy,
that they called palinka. Instead of
coffee breaks we had breaks every four
hours with palinka.
My first job was to catalog all of the
Herefords in Hungary that were available;
that would mean what we would
call scoring. Cattle would be run into
large pens and then put into a smaller
corral for scoring, we did this from 4:00
a.m. to 10:00 p.m. with only a break for
limited food and palinka. I could endure
the long days but not the palinka.
After all the cattle were cataloged
I was then presented with some very
major decisions. The Fleckvieh cattle
that the Hungarians had been using
had been dying in large numbers. The
serious problem was that the herd that
had started out at about 1,000 head was
now down to approximately 200 head.
This was the reason for a major determination
of the commitment to the
U.S. for Hereford cattle because they
had learned that Herefords were able to
survive their harsh conditions. It is very
interesting because the good beef was
all sent to Russia; the Hungarians lived
on a basic diet of fish, ducks and turkey.
Before the Russians took over, in
the war, the Hungarians had small farms
and grew grains, ducks, turkeys and basically
Fleckvieh cattle. Since the prewar
Hungarians didn’t have many cattle
or much livestock most of the cattle and
livestock were put into barns at night for
their protection. Many of these enclosures
were a basement under the house.
Communism had basically taken
away from the Hungarians all individual
rights of ownership and free enterprise,
so when the government took
possession of the farms, the farm people
were taken from the small farms and
placed on big state farms like at Hortobagy.
These people that were moved to
the state farm headquarters, made quite
a sizable town, whereas all of the people
who worked at the state farm lived
there. At about 4:00 in the morning, you
would hear all of the tractors leaving for
farming and the tractors would all come
back after we had returned from working
the cattle all day. The food was different.
We ate at a mess hall where most
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1:00 pm MST, Bowman Livestock Auction, Bowman, North Dakota
• 95 Coming 2 Year Old Horned Hereford Bulls
• 70 Yearling Hereford Heifers
• 180 Baldy and Hereford Replacement Heifers
SELLING:
Auctioneers:
Seth Weishaar
Scott Weishaar
Offering the
Pick of the Top 12 Hereford
Replacement Heifers
Plus 5 Ranch Horses from Acord
Quarter Horses, Weston, WY
Lot 909 — MH Monument 909 Lot 913 — MH Monument 913
Lot 964 — MH Rambo 964
DOB: 3-5-09 Sire: MH Monument 3147 [CHB, DLF, HYF, IEF] DOB: 3-8-09 Sire: MH Monument 3147 [CHB, DLF, HYF, IEF] DOB: 3-29-09 Sire: MH Rambo 717 [DLF, HYF, IEF]
BW 5.5 WW 64 YW 102 MM 25 M&G 56 REA .35 BW 5.8 WW 63 YW 98 MM 24 M&G 56 REA .42 BW 5.2 WW 66 YW 100 MM 24 M&G 57 REA .62
Lot 050 — MH Miss Rambo 050 1ET
DOB: 3-28-10 Sire: MH Rambo 757 1ET [DLF, HYF, IEF]
BW 5.8 WW 61 YW 96 MM 19 M&G 49 REA .42
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4 Yearling Herd Sire Prospects • 41 Two Year Old Bulls • 30 Bred Two Year Old Heifers
Sale Consultant:
Featuring The Get And Service Of Our Powerful Herd Bull Battery. Dams Of The Sale Cattle Were
All Raised Here On The Ranch And Are The Result Of Over Thirty Years Of Production Testing
BW 4.0
WW 49
YW 77
MM 13
M&G 38
FAT 0.038
RIB 0.39
IMF% 0.03
BMI $16
CEZ $16
BII $13
CHB $21
Sale Consultant:
We are a
Gold TPR Breeder
P43004273
Calved: 03/26/09
Sire: NJW 10R Investment 30T
Dam: S&S Lady Curly 375R by HPH Stocker 493C 137
BW: 81 lbs • 205 Adj. WW: 575 • 365 Adj. YW: 901
Sells AI’d to NF Sugar Shack P88 38S on 06/08/10
P423005271
Calved: 03/15/09
Sire: S&S Outback 12R
Dam: S&S Lady Curly 580T by MC Ranger 9615
BW: 76 lbs • 205 Adj. WW: 627 • 365 Adj. YW: 900
Sells AI’d to NF Sugar Shack P88 38S on 06/08/10
P43112194
Calved: 03/15/10
Sire: THM Durango 4037
Dam: S&S Lady Lamp 238N by S&S Kodiac 6G
BW: 80 lbs • 205 Adj. WW: 606
P43112233
Calved: 03/30/10
Sire: NJW 10R Investment 30T
Dam: S&S Lady Lamp 562T by Frenzen Power Point P21
BW: 93 lbs • 205 Adj. WW: 710
P43003884
Calved: 04/13/09
Sire: NJW 94J Boulder 51M
Dam: S&S Roberta 897H by VCR East Kodiak 506E
BW: 94 lbs • 205 Adj. WW: 642 • 365 Adj. YW: 1084
BW 4.6
WW 49
YW 69
MM 16
M&G 41
FAT 0.032
RIB 0.40
IMF% -0.02
BMI $20
CEZ $15
BII $19
CHB $19
BW 0.3
WW 45
YW 72
MM 16
M&G 38
FAT -0.012
RIB 0.52
IMF% 0.15
BMI $21
CEZ $19
BII $18
CHB $26
BW 4.6
WW 57
YW 84
MM 15
M&G 44
FAT 0.017
RIB 0.63
IMF% -0.11
BMI $15
CEZ $13
BII $12
CHB $22
BW 2.4
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YW 76
MM 16
M&G 42
FAT 0.024
RIB 0.69
IMF% 0.01
BMI $18
CEZ $17
BII $15
CHB $23
BW 2.9
WW 49
YW 70
MM 18
M&G 42
FAT 0.003
RIB 0.38
IMF% 0.06
BMI $22
CEZ $15
BII $21
CHB $22
At the ranch located eight miles north and one mile west of Guide Rock, Nebraska
Tuesday, March 1, 2011 - 1:00 pm cst
P43003864
Calved: 05/25/09
Sire: NJW 10R Investment 30T
Dam: S&S Inas Mixer 515S by ANL 57G Maverick 25M
BW: 92 lbs • 205 Adj. WW: 587 • 365 Adj. YW: 1088
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The Ribstones are Coming!
Offering our first
Ribstone calves and Two Year Olds!
42nd Annual Sale
Sat., February 19, 2011
Also progeny of these
Line One Sires:
UPS Domino 5216
HH Advance 338N 1ET
CL 1 Domino 04011
JC L1 Domino 7028T
JC L1 Domino 7114T
SELLING
45 Coming 2-Year-Old Bulls
14 Yearling Bulls
1:00 PM (MST)
at the ranch
Meadow, SD
BW 1.8
WW 40
YW 76
Milk 24
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CHB $23
Lot 1 • KC MR Ribstone 10021 BD: 3/22/10
Sire: F 157K Ribstone 765 [DLF, HYF, IEF]
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WW 56
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M&G 53
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Lot 2 • KC MR Ribstone 10042 BD: 3/28/10
Sire: F 157K Ribstone 765 [DLF, HYF, IEF]
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Lot 3 • KC MR Ribstone 10049 BD: 3/30/10
Sire: F 157K Ribstone 765 [DLF, HYF, IEF]
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Lot 8 • KC L1 Domino 10007 BD: 3/15/10
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Lot 9 • KC L1 Domino 10036 BD: 3/26/10
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YW 70
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CHB $17
Lot 25 • BC L1 Domino 9029W BD: 4/2/09
Sire: JC L1 Domino 5115R
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Milk 26
M&G 51
REA .21
CHB $22
Lot 44 • JC L1 Domino 9082W BD: 4/14/09
Sire: JC L1 Domino 7028T
View videos and catalog online at
www.herefordamerica.com
BW 1.8
WW 46
YW 72
Milk 26
M&G 49
REA .40
CHB $17
Lot 46 • KC L1 Domino 09087 BD: 4/6/09
Sire: HH Advance 338N 1ET [DLF, IEF]
For catalog or more information contact:
BW 2.9
WW 50
YW 89
Milk 25
M&G 50
REA .29
CHB $27
14111 SD Hwy 73 • Meadow, SD 57644
E-mail: brick@sdplains.com
Keith Carmichael • 605/788-2962 • Cell: 605/490-7659
Lot 57 • KC MR Ribstone 09125 BD: 5/4/09
Sire: F 157K Ribstone 765 [DLF, HYF, IEF]
Carmichael Herefords
Sale Day
Phone
605/788-2977

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of the residents of the town ate but at a
separate time. Breakfast was a hard roll
and usually palinka and most mornings
that we were there, not much more was
had for the breakfast meal. Lunch was
usually soup with breads and other condiments
and the head of the fish was included
in the soup. We didn’t have any
beef, because the beef was being sent
to communist Russia for their use. The
locals lived on a diet of fish, ducks and
turkeys, which they raised.
After reviewing their original major
problem of the death of most of the herd
of the Fleckvieh cattle, before the Herefords
arrived, I noticed that they had
built huge barns, you could have probably
played football in. I asked them
about the barns and learned that it was
their usual practice to round up all the
cattle at night, put them in the barns and
close the doors. After learning about
this procedure it became obvious to me
that they were killing the cattle. With
that number of cattle in the barns with
the doors closed they were actually contracting
pnuemonia, not the fault of the
cattle but of the management. It was
my decision to shut the doors on the
barns and not ever put the cattle back
in. This was a shocking recommendation
to them but I was advised by the
chief authority they would take my recommendation.
During this meeting I
was quizzed if our Hereford cattle could
stand the winter outside and I explained
most Hereford cattle in the U.S. were
always wintered outside and I assured
them their Herefords could live and survive
in their harsh climate. I then gave
them many other recommendations
about various things on the operation
and all but one was followed. They had
a duck pond in the complex and all of
the ducks were dying of disease. They
wanted me to give them a recommendation,
even though ducks are not my area
of expertise. I advised them if they had
a lot sickness and disease, they should
destroy all the ducks and start over.
They did not accept my suggestion and
carried on with the diseased ducks. Before
Lovell and I departed Hungary we
had a good meeting with three of the
authorities in Budapest, which I expect
were the higher ups, but I was not informed
as such during the exercise at
Hortobagy.
There were usually 12 to 15 authorities
with us constantly during our mission.
Each day some new authorities
would arrive and then you could determine
that day who were the higher
authorities by who was talking and who
was not talking. One day, after we had
been at Hortobagy for about five days
our loyal veterinarian/interpreter, who
I had become friends with and had
grown to admire, came rushing to me
and informed me that the authorities
were concerned that we were becoming
too friendly and he would be taken
away. He said goodbye and was gone
within 10 minutes. Within a few minutes,
a new young communistic-type
authority appeared and informed me
that he would now be my interpreter for
the rest of the trip. It was obvious that
he thought he could get some political
information from me and he was very
coy about his approach. At this point we
lost all inside connection with the job
that were sent to Hungary to do. When
the job was done Lovell and I were sent
back to Budapest for our final meeting
the next day. The trip from Hortobagy
to Budapest was much different than
the day we arrived. We were put in an
old vehicle at night with one of the authorities
and two other people who had
requested a ride back to Budapest. It
was like riding with a group of people
that I will call intoxicated and noisy,
consequently I was very tired after all
of the long day and short nights. No
more black cars and honking through
the streets it was obvious that we were
being dismissed. However, we were
treated well by the authorities at our
meeting the next day in Budapest and
we were then dismissed from the job by
the authorities. We were on our own.
Another group of Hereford cattle
were soon arriving by plane in Madrid
for Spanish breeders. Lovell immediately
left Budapest to meet the cattle on
arrival in Madrid which left me alone
the next day until I was later able to
meet him at Madrid’s Great Expo. I later
learned that the American Herefords
did a great job of living out the winters
in the harsh environment of Hortobagy.
One of the authorities, many years later,
asked about Mr. Bayers and how he
was, he said, “He was very nice man
and did a very good job but no can
drink!” The Hungarians were very nice
people and we were treated well but I
always felt bad that they were depressed
by the Russian invasion and occupation
and I often look back and wonder what
Hungary is like now that it is independent
again. I am sure the Herefords are
still doing well there. This all occurred
35 years ago and I wish I could return
to revisit our check through Hungary.
Some of the authorities that we dealt
with have run for higher office in Hungary
in the past 10 years and I do not
know if they were successful or not. If
they were Hungary still has communist
influence.
After another hectic time at the airport
upon departure and a big young
guard with an automatic machine gun
going through all of my bags, I was
finally cleared to leave the country. I
flew to Milan and on to Madrid, and
met my wife, Pauline, who had flown
over the pond to London and then down
to Madrid. We reconnected with Lovell
in Madrid, who was having a new set
of problems. A 747 plane load of Herefords
had arrived in Madrid and the paperwork
was not adequate for the authorities
to unload the cattle. It seems
as though the mayor of a small town
in Arizona had signed the papers and
the Spanish authorities could not find
the town that was reported to me to be
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We weren’t all born in Texas but we got
here as fast as we could!
Our foundation herd is built on cattle from Oleen Bros., Kansas; Steve Zinke, Iowa;
Wild Rose Ranch, California; J&N Ranch, Kansas; J Bar B, Texas; D Bar T, Texas; and Kiepersol, Texas.
21 Black Hereford Bulls Still Available
4 2-year olds (2 homozygous black) and 17 yearlings (2 homozygous)
Plus 15 Black Hereford Heifers (5 are homozygous black)
~ One of our top herd sires ~
WR Curve Bender 8616
BW 2.2
WW 43
YW 76
M 18
M&G 39
Act. BW: 75 lbs.
Adj. WW: 613 lbs.
Adj. YW: 993 lbs.
Yrlg. Scr. - 38 cm
Semen for sale.
$25/straw • $35/cert.
Breeders Special
10 straws with 3 certs.
$300. 20% Discount
on orders of 50 or
more straws.
Special Thanks to All Who Have Purchased from Us:
Jim Watson, J Bar B Ranch, Grandview, TX
Dante and Terry Lynn McDougald, D-T Ranch, Apple Springs, TX
Jimmy and Cheryl Fogarty, Tomball, TX
Joe Yepez, Mexia, TX
Brock Johansen, Swallow Fork Ranch, Castle Dale, UT
Our spring calves are beginning to hit the ground. We are very excited
to have calves from the most influential bulls in the Black Hereford
breed. We will have 15 to 20 ET homozygous calves (due in April)
with the potential of many more. Look for our spring calf crop to be
ready for sale beginning September of this year! Come by and take a
look while they are still on their mothers in order to get first choice.
Pick them up after weaning.
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See our ad for Hearts Bluff Game Ranch in this issue.

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www.herefordamerica.com • 13
Selling:
80 Performance Tested Yearling Bulls
16 Top End Yearling Heifers
6 Young Bred Cows — April calvers
Free delivery for first
1,000 miles on purchases
totaling $4,000
or more
45 th Annual Production Sale
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
CED
BW
WW
YW
MM
M&G
REA
MRB
3.6
1.2
47
80
28
52
.25
.22
CL 1 DOMINO 032X 1/10/10
Sire: CL 1 Domino 862U [DLF, IEF]
Sire of Dam: CL 1 Domino 477P [CHB, DLF, IEF]
Top-Selling Bull in our 2009 Production Sale
CED 4.7
CED 1.7
BW CED 0.6 BW WW YW Milk M & G REABW
3.2MARB
WW 42
WW 42
YW 71
YW 66
+2.0 +4.2 +58 +105 +27 +56 +.33 +.11
MM 31
MM 33
M&G 52
M&G 54
REA .06
REA .23
MRB .06 18 high-performance sons sell with MRB an .16
average 205-day weight of 765 pounds!
CL 1 DOMINO 042X 1ET 1/11/10
Sire: CL 1 Domino 7139T [DLF, IEF]
Sire of Dam: CL1 Domino 1172L
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Focusing On:
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CED
BW
WW
YW
MM
M&G
1.2
3.6
54
91
39
66
REA .40
MRB-.10
Selling:
80 Performance Tested Yearling Bulls
15 Top End Yearling Heifers
8 Young Bred Cows–Apr. 1 Calving Date
CL 1 DOMINO 039X 1ET 1/11/10
Sire: HH Advance 5104R [CHB, DLF, IEF]
Sire of Dam: CL 1 Domino 824H [SOD, DLF, IEF]
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WW 59
Built On: Performance YWTesting 89 & Maternal Traits
MM 23
Focusing On: Calving Ease, Fertility & Disposition
CL 1 DOMINO 034X 1ET 1/10/10
Sire: HH Advance 3113N 1ET [CHB]
Sire of Dam: CL 1 Domino 9126J 1ET [SOD, CHB, DLF, IEF]
CED
BW
WW
YW
MM
M&G
REA
MRB
0.7
5.2
65
114
28
61
.40
.11
HEREFORD – MAKING BLACK BETTER!!!
CL 1 DOMINO 060X 1ET 1/12/10
Hereford-sired Female Sire: CL (vs) 1 Domino straight 862U [DLF,
Angus
IEF]
• 7% increase in conception rates
• Net income of $51 more per cow per year
• Higher selling price for bred heifers
Sire of Dam: CL 1 Domino 9126J 1ET [SOD, CHB, DLF, IEF]
Heterosis brings the greatest benefi ts in terms of reproduction,
CED 1.9
calf survival, longevity, milk production, and early growth.
YW 93
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Sire: CL 1 Domino 860U [DLF, IEF]
Sire of Dam: HH Advance 3113N 1ET [CHB]
M&G 52
REA .61
MRB .13
BW 4.3
WW 56
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CL 1 DOMINO 0141 1ET 1/30/10
Sire: CL 1 Domino 860U [DLF, IEF]
Sire of Dam: CL 1 Domino 824H [SOD, DLF, IEF]
Offering
Pick of the 2010
Calf Crop &
2010 Yearling
Heifers!

14 • www.herefordamerica.com HEREFORD AMERICA • February 2011
ULRICH
HEREFORDS
5th
Annual Bull Sale
Over 40 registered 2-year-old
bulls & long yearlings!
Bonus — 23 registered bred females!
Join us for lunch at 12:00 Noon
Balog Auction
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Sale at 1:00
14 Heifers &
9 Young, Bred Cows
AGA 77J SUPERMAN WINS 11W
Born March 4, 2009 • 205-day wt. 757 lbs.
Lots of meat, depth, & quarter from Superman out
of an exceptional dam.
CE -2.5 BW +6.9 WW +54.3 YW +82.4 M +17.7 TM +44.9
MCE -1.4 SC +0.6 Cow Wt. +63.7 Stay. -1.7 MPI +148.1
FMI +111.8 Fat +0.023 REA +0.10 Marb. +0.14
AGA 114L GENERAL WATTS 27W
Born March 13, 2009 • 205-day wt. 755 lbs.
The great 114L crossed with a Dam of Distinction.
CE -3.3 BW +6.3 WW +41.4 YW +75.2 M +24.6 TM +45.3
MCE -0.5 SC +1.0 Cow Wt. +35.3 Stay. -0.6 MPI +146.1
FMI +143.1 Fat -0.024 REA -0.03 Marb. -0.13
AGA 114L GENERAL WHOPPER 32W
Born March 16, 2009 • 205-day wt. 693 lbs.
Pedigree includes outstanding maternal sire ALNK
53L (Medicine Hat Grand Champion 2003) plus
ALNK 114L on the top.
CE -6.1 BW +7.1 WW +50.1 YW +85.2 M +18.8 TM +43.9
MCE -0.8 SC +0.9 Cow Wt. +51.9 Stay. -2.7 MPI +143.0
FMI +99.4 Fat +0.023 REA +0.18 Marb. -0.12
AGA 81S RIBSTONE 54W
Born March 25, 2009 • 205-day wt. 702 lbs.
#2 ranked Yearling Weight
CE -1.2 BW +6.2 WW +46.9 YW +89.6 M +19.0 TM +42.5
MCE +0.5 SC +1.1 Cow Wt. +12.9 Stay -0.8 MPI +150.1
FMI +178.7 Fat -0.032 REA +0.12 Marb. +0.10
AGA 26R WHAM HAMMER 87W {DLF IEF HYF}
Born April 6, 2009 • 205-day wt. 671 lbs.
86 lb. BW • A heifer bull from favourite cow families.
Ribeye 3rd highest in our herd.
CE -1.1 BW +2.8 WW +29.1 YW +50.8 M +9.2 TM +23.8
MCE +0.7 SC +0.4 Cow Wt. -9.7 Stay. -0.1 MPI +121.3
FMI +122.1 Fat -0.022 REA +0.17 Marb. -0.10
See www.ulrichherefords.com for more details.
Peter Ulrich: cell (403) 625-1036 or Hans Ulrich: (403) 625-2237
Box 843 Claresholm, AB T0L 0T0 peter@ulrichherefords.com
Ranch location from Claresholm: 8 miles (12.8 km) East, 4 miles (6.4 km) North and 1/4mile East.
Specializing in Light Birthweights, Great Performance,
Plus Remarkable Cows!
• Feature Sires •
LFF 5L JACK HAMMER 26R
Great outcross herd sire combining with AGA genetics to
produce a couple of the finest 2011 sale bulls.
AGA 46E BRITISHER 32T
Owned with Doerksen Herefords,Gem,Alberta.
CC 77J JARROD 26T
Moderate BW calves plus performance with
good pigmentation.
S BIG OAK 20S ET
Great performance and lots of red pigmentation
AGA 32T BRITISHER 115W
Born April 21, 2009 • 205-day wt. 666 lbs. • BW 82 lbs.
Top marbling bull in our herd plus calving ease!
CE +6.0 BW +0.2 WW +32.4 YW +55.2 M +20.2 TM +36.4
MCE +1.5 SC +0.7 Cow Wt. +11.8 Stay. +1.5 MPI +138.6
FMI +140.9 Fat -0.002 REA -0.04 Marb. +0.41
“Are we feed efficient or what?!”
AGA 13G General 114L
CC 129D SUPERMAN 77J
We purchased some semen, the cross is leaving us a
thick and deep animal.
CTY EASY 705T
Very impressive offspring. His sire, 137Y, raised on our
ranch, now Trait Leader for calving easy, birth weight,
milk, ribeye area and CEZ $ Index.
AGA 4P RIBSTONE 81S
Make it a 2-day event: Anderson’s Production Sale
the following day, same location!

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www.herefordamerica.com • 15
ANDERSON FAMILY HEREFORDS
29th Annual Production Sale - February 22, 2011
At the Balog Cow Palace, Lethbridge, AB. Canada 1:00PM (MST)
Selling: 50 Bulls (48 Coming Two Year Olds and 2 Yearlings)
Lot 55X
BW +6.8
WW +51
YW +85
M +23
TM +49
RE +0.22
IMF +0.03
Lot 13X
BW +3.5
WW +59
YW +94
M +15
TM +44
RE +0.43
IMF +0.23
Lot 108W
BW +4.6
WW +58
YW +100
M +18
TM +48
RE +0.35
IMF +0.26
Lot 98W
The Hereford
Advantage
Lower Feed Costs -
Hereford cows forage longer,
winter on less expensive feed and
maintain condition better. Hereford
and Hereford X Feeder calves have
better feed conversion.
Better Temperament -
None of us are getting younger
or running faster and cattle that
bounce off the fences or chase
you over them are not needed.
Longevity - Nothing lasts
longer than a good Hereford Bull
or Cow. This will lower your bull
replacement cost and the need to
keep as many heifers.
BW +7.0
WW +57
YW +99
M +28
TM +56
RE +0.22
IMF +0.11
Lot 104W
BW +3.8
WW +48
YW +82
M +28
TM +52
RE +0.27
IMF +0.03
For More Information or a Catalog Please Contact Us
ANDERSON FAMILY HEREFORDS
Box 89, Aetna, AB Canada T0K 1Y0
DARRYL ANDERSON (403) 653-1385 • TOLL FREE 1-866-818-6020
FLOYD (403) 653-1686 • SALE BARN (403) 320-1980 •FAX (403) 653-3420
EMAIL:darryla@toughcountry.net
Lot 130W
BW +5.3
WW +54
YW +87
M +22
TM +49
RE +0.24
IMF +0.22
The Anderson Hereford Advantage
Outstanding Cowherd - We demand our cows work for us,
not us for them. Like you, we do not have time for poor udders,
poor feet, poor performance or poor dispositions.
Value, Quality & Quantity - Over 350 Registered Females
are being bred annually. Cattle are culled hard with only about 50
bulls sold Annually. That means that only 30%-35% of the bull calves
born make it as bulls and all of them are offered in this sale.
Ranch Raised for Ranch Conditions - We have never
chased fads or lost sight of what makes a rancher money. We breed
for calving ease, mothering ability, easy fleshing, soundness,
fertility, longevity, natural thickness and carcass traits. We use our
eye, performance records, ultra sound and the best genetics
available.
Sight Unseen Program - Visit with us about your needs
and we guarantee the best possible bull for the best possible price. If
you don’t like him we keep him.
OUR SUCCESS
DEPENDS ON YOUR
SUCCESS SO WE
FOLLOW UP ON
EVERY ANIMAL!!

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a town of 10 people or so. Lovell told
the authorities they needed to unload
the cattle by the end of the day or the
cattle would die on the airplane but the
authorities didn’t seem to care. Lovell
knew a breeder in Spain that was close
to the dictator, Franco, and shortly after
the breeder called the dictator the cattle
were unloaded. After that Lovell headed
back to the U.S. and on to Kansas City.
After taking in the Spanish version of
the World Trade Fair and seeing more
Herefords, we saw more Spanish history
and some people living in the small
towns of the Basque community to the
north. We were then on our way home.
After many hours of our non-stop
flight, from Madrid to New York, we
Smithson Farms
Contact Danny Smithson
660-651-5877
farmboysmithson@hotmail.com
flew on our approach low over the Statue
of Liberty, and as tears seeped from my
eyes as the 747’s wheels touched down
and we were back again in the good old
USA. People who have never been to
other parts of the world or to countries
that were under the old Soviet regime
don’t realize what we have in this country.
Sure we have faults but there is no
other country like this country.
As you look back on the monumental
deal some 35 years ago, things have
changed. To start with the Soviet Union
has been broken up. The cattle sent to
Hungary were always cared for after
they were there, by Hungarians, not
like a lot of these recent sales where
cowboys and vets were sent over to get
things started. In some recent cases,
Black Hereford Sale
20 Bulls (1 & 2 Year Olds)
20 Females (Open, Bred, & Pairs)
February 19, 2011
1:00 pm (CST) at the Farm
www.smithsonfarms.com
12397 Jasper Ave., La Plata, MO 63549
Americans have retained ownership of
some of the cattle but the Hungarians
paid for and took care of the cattle with
only a little technical advice from us.
This is a great tribute to the Hereford
breed.
I received a call the first week in January
from Craig Huffhines, Executive
Vice President of the American Hereford
Association. After a congenial few
minutes about the Hereford cattle industry,
Craig got to the point. Craig felt
like I had not fully covered the problems
that people were expressing about the
new DNA requirement on the “walking
bulls.” I told Craig that many people in
the industry read various publications
that cover things in the Hereford cattle
industry in the US, the two larger ones
are Hereford America and Hereford
World. Since I only reported on what
had been relayed to me by some breeders
I did not cover all of the issues in the
AHA board decision. I asked for, and
Craig agreed, that he would send me a
question and answer list on the conditions
involved in the new AHA mandate.
Craig told me he would get that
released to me in the next few days, he
did and it follows this editorial.
— BB
AHA’s DNA Policy for Walking Herd Sires
By Craig Huffhines
Executive Vice President of AHA
In the last issue of Hereford America,
Byron wrote a few comments regarding
the new AHA Board’s policy for requiring
DNA on all walking herd sires in the
future. There has been some confusion
as to what the new policy means, and
therefore it’s my objective to explain
the purpose and the procedure behind
this new policy. The following are frequently
asked questions regarding the
new direction which I hope will give
breeders a much better understanding
of the policy.
Question 1: What is the purpose of
the new DNA Sire Policy? The seedstock
industry estimates that there is
anywhere from a 5% to a 15% error rate
in pedigrees, most of which are due to
sire misidentification. There are a host
of reasons for such mix ups; frankly it’s
easy to do. The new policy is designed
to make quick corrections in pedigrees
through DNA evidence that can quickly
give us an accurate answer as to who the
correct sire is on a mislabeled pedigree.
Question 2: How does this policy differ
from what AHA has required in the
past?
From the beginnings of the registered
pedigree livestock business, the American
Hereford Association has relied
solely on the record keeping of individual
breeders to determine the accuracy of
pedigrees. The AHA has in the past only
required AI sires to be confirmed back to
parents through blood typing and in recent
years DNA profiling. As AI and ET
use has increased over the last decade,
breeders and AHA staff have found a
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Northwest South Dakota’s Bull Power Source
Some of the
Heifers to be sold
For Quality Bulls an Affordable Price
attend our 20th Annual Sale
Fri., Feb. 18, 2011
St Onge Livestock, St Onge, SD ~ 1:00 PM
Selling: 40 Durable Two Year Old Bulls
And 30 Fancy Heifer Calves
Lot 5
RC 1665 Saga 859
BW WW YW M MG
3.6 49 87 19 44
Lot 16
RC 1695 Gogo 746
BW WW YW M MG
5.0 48 83 25 49
Lot 35
RC 1742 Neon 500
BW WW YW M MG
2.6 39 61 16 35
Lot 10
RC 1679 Gogo 924
BW WW YW M MG
4.5 52 82 24 50
For further information contact:
Roy & Janet Cranston 15851 Wells Rd., Prairie City, SD 57649
605-866-4423 Sale Day (800) 249-1995 rchranch@sdplains.com
View online catalog at www.herefordamerica.com
Lot 32
RC 1739 Gold Dom 974
BW WW YW M MG
4.4 52 77 20 45
Lot 15
RC 1693 Dakota 561
BW WW YW M MG
3.5 45 73 18 41

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SHF KRUGER P20 X53
SHF EXPLORER R117 X93
SELLING: 15 FIVE YR. OLD REG. HEREFORD COWS W/HEIFER CALVES AT SIDE INCLUDING . . .
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AVERAGE EPD’S ON ALL OF OUR 2011 SALE BULLS
CED CEM BW WW YW MM SC IMF REA FAT BMI CEZ BII CHB
2.7 1.98 2.4 51.6 79.3 19 1.1 .22 .31 .001 23 17 21 28
15% 20% 20% 15% 25% 30% 10% 5% 25% 50% 1% 15% 1% 1%
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Haviland, KS 67059
620-995-4072 * (cell) 620-546-4570
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significant error rate in pedigrees which
are for the most part corrected once we
have an understanding of the sire possibilities.
If the probable sires have DNA
profiles on file then the problem can
be resolved very quickly. Many times
AHA can not determine the correct sire
which causes a great deal of marketing
problems particularly if a bull has been
used across more than one owner. Having
every walking herd sire on file will
solve nearly all of the questions regarding
pedigrees once an error has been
detected.
Question 3: What is the difference
between a DNA profile and parentage
verification? A DNA profile is simply
one test on an individual animal that
identifies the unique DNA markers that
basically fingerprints the animal. A parentage
test would create a DNA profile
not only on an individual animal but
also on the sire and dam of the individual
that would confirm or deny the accuracy
of the pedigree. The new policy
does not require parentage verification,
but only an individual DNA profile on
the herd sires.
Question 4: Will every bull calf that
is registered be required to have a DNA
profile on file? No, not at all! This is
the most misunderstood fact of the new
policy. Only bulls that will become herd
sires and thereby sire registered calves
will be required to be DNA profiled.
Question 5: What about the range
bulls I’m selling to commercial cattlemen?
Range bulls will not be required
to be tested if they are simply going into
a commercial herd. However, if that
range bull is pulled out of a commercial
herd and used as a sire to produce registered
progeny, then he will be required
GANT
Angus and
Polled Hereford
Bull Sale
Selling 60 Angus and Hereford Two Year Old Bulls
Friday, February 25, 2011 1:00 PM - Platte Livestock, Platte, South Dakota
Herefords Make Black Better!
Lot 1 Gant Prospector 310
Sire: Huth Prospector
Dam: Gant Online 104
BW 1.8 WW 54 YW 99 M 19
Lot 3 Gant Precise 293
Sire: HH Precise S226
Dam: Gant World Class 233
BW 4.4 WW 54 YW 90 M 19
Angus Service Sires
Bando 1961, SAV Net Worth 4200, New Design 878,
WAR Alliance 9126, WAR Architect, Millers In Focus
Mark Gant
37195 - 285th St. • Geddes, SD 57342
(605) 337-2340 Cell: (605) 680-1540
markgant@midstatesd.net
to be DNA profiled.
Question 6: When will the new policy
take effect and what age of animals
will be required to be DNA profiled?
Only bulls born after January 1, 2011, in
other words bulls being born this spring
calving season and beyond that become
seedstock herd bulls will be required to
be DNA profiled. All bulls born prior to
this past January 1, 2011 are grandfathered
in and will not be required to be
DNA profiled unless they become permitted
AI sires. Bull calves born today
will likely not be in production for at
least a year, and their calves are at least
two years away from being born. So the
AHA has provided some lead time.
Question 7: What will this cost a
breeder? Today, the cost for a DNA profile
is $32. This includes a status report
for all three known genetic abnormalities.
Question 8: Has any other breed association
adopted this policy? The Canadian
Hereford Association adopted
this policy five years ago. Today, reports
from CHA management and breeders
confirm that the policy has made life
much easier for breeders by effectively
resolving pedigree mistakes in a rapid
and very inexpensive manner.
Question 9: What other benefits
might come from this policy? As DNA
technology advances in the coming
years, DNA tests may be adopted to enhance
the current national cattle evaluation.
The AHA is collaborating with
scientist to discover gene markers that
might add accuracy to the EPDs of different
economically relevant traits. If
this comes to fruition, then having DNA
samples on file will make it easier for
breeders to go back and retest herd sires
for various informative DNA markers.
Your Black Baldy Source!
Lot 21 Gant Bando 337
Sire: Bando 1961
Dam: Gant Alliance 218
BW 2.4 WW 50 YW 85 M 24
Birdseye view of the carloads and pens at Denver.
Jill’s Editorial...
(continued from page 1)
herd bull. This year was certainly no
exception with the Lot 8 bull, CL 1
Domino 955W consigned by Churchill
Cattle Co., Hoffman/W4 and Cooper
Herefords (other owners listed in the
sale catalog are Barber Ranch, Indian
Mound, Micheli Ranch, Don Moler,
Ray Ramsey and Ridder) sold for
$69,000 for a quarter semen share! The
list of buyers is included by the photo
on page 34. The Grand Champion
Horned Bull DelHawk Kahuna 1009 ET
consigned by DelHawk Cattle Co. and
Happ Herefords, commanded $52,000
for 1/4 semen interest, also to a large
group of buyers.
This year’s sale drew major interest
from around the country and Canada.
I was pleased to see so many Canadian
breeders in attendance as well as
the Canadian Hereford Association’s
Lot 24 Gant Net Worth 371
Sire: SAV Net Worth 4200
Dam: Gant Dateline 247
BW 3.5 WW 51 YW 100 M 25
Hereford Service Sires
Huth Prospector, World Class, HH Precise,
JDH Wrangler 25L, Dakitch Lansing 94R
Delivery is available or deduct $50 if picked up by March 1, 2011
All bulls have a first breeding season guarantee Chisum Peterson, Auctioneer
Dennis Gant
37214 - 285th St. • Geddes, SD 57342
(605) 337-2564 Cell: (605) 680-1542
Photo by B. Lynn Gordon
General Manager, Gordon Stephenson.
Thank you to our friends from the north
for attending and participating! At least
one of the higher selling bulls, Lot 18
from Atkins and Delaney sold to Remitall
West, Dorbay Polled Herefords and
Harvie Ranching all of Canada, for
$21,000. Congratulations to all.
Obviously there were many other
highlights and high sellers in the Mile
High Sale. Hopefully details will be
available by next issue as this reporter
just can’t write that fast when they list
more than 5 buyers!
While the Denver sale is a different
type of sale, most breeders at least in the
Dakotas and Midwest, anxiously await
the Van Newkirk sale in Nebraska, the
Monday following Denver. It is the first
big production sale of the year and sets
the tone for the upcoming February and
March bull sales in the area. It certainly
didn’t disappoint this year with an average
over $5,343 on 98 two-year-old
bulls and $5,060 on 21 bull calves! (See
the report in this issue.) This seems to
be carrying on the encouraging sale results
from fall.
I was encouraged by what I saw in The
Yards at Denver this year. The quality
of bulls and heifers was outstanding. By
the time the Hereford events started, the
weather in Denver got nice and seemed
to increase the attendance in The Yards.
To wrap up for this month, I sadly
report the loss of Larry Vroman, Taylor’s
dad. As many of you know Taylor
has worked for us at the paper as our
right hand man for about 10 years. His
dad Larry passed away on January 18
from cancer. Larry was a true cowboy
in every sense of the word and a gifted
horseman, roper and teacher. We will all
miss him.
— JBH
Larry Vroman

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lowing strict guidelines to ensure their
cattle will qualify to meat EU standards.
Although the extra paperwork
and annual inspections can be tedious
at times, the value they have added to
their fat cattle in the last 15 years is
undeniable.
“When we started selling cattle to
the EU 15 years ago, we hoped to add
value to our calves and find a new
market for our non-hormone treated
animals,” said Tom Davis. “Back then,
we were the largest operator in the
NHTC program.”
S imon Herefords
Maternally Focused
We have focused on producing trouble free,
maternally efficient cattle. Our ideal female
is smaller framed, easier fleshing and raises
her calf on fewer inputs.
Efficiency Tested
4 years of feed conversion and RFI testing
with Growsafe system. Entire bull crop and
registered heifers are now on test at Olsen’s
testing facility in NE.
Feedlot Proven
We have retained ownership on our calves
for over 15 years. Recently we have
purchased customer calves out of Angus
cows, to feed out.
This past year 34 RWF steers purchased from
customer and fed at Royal Beef with the
NHF steers had the followng results:
DOF 132 days
Gain 3.95 lbs/day
DM conversion 5.11
75% Choice, Avg. YG 2.59
Total COG $.57
This year, we have 21 yearling bulls on test.
Have 12 performance tested, range ready 2 year olds available.
Sires represented are:
KCF Bennett 3008 M326
CED 1.0 | BW 4.3 | WW 62 | YW 98 | M 18
CED 4.0 | REA .39 | IMF .36
An AI sire that is well proven in all categories.
We have several daughters in production.
Private treaty bull sale
Simon Herefords
Brian and Colleen Simon
SSS Mackintosh 0232
CED 2.4 | BW 1.5 | WW 43 | YW 63 | M 25
CEM .7 | REA .03 | IMF -.16
A calving ease and maternal specialist.
E-mail: bcsimon@venturecomm.net
605/436-6725 • 605/765-4564 (cell) Seneca, SD
Although for generations the operation
consisted of 100% commercial
Herefords, many of their feedlots are
filled with black-hided cattle, but the
Hereford and black baldies are still a
part of the program today, with Herefords
making up 40% of the herd.
“Our Hereford-Angus cross makes
those great black baldies, which we
feel do well on the grid,” said Davis.
“Certified Angus Beef (CAB) has done
a great job of marketing, and it’s another
way to add value to our calves.
However, there is no doubt that Hereford
cows are easy-keepers. They are
tough and can handle the cold conditions
of South Dakota. Our grandparents
enjoyed Hereford cattle, and so do
we.”
Recently, a load of steers graded
99% USDA Prime at Greater Omaha
Packing (GOP), where the Davis cattle
are contracted through. When they first
started selling their beef to the EU,
they partnered with Food Company of
Idaho. This partnership lasted for two
years, and then they started working
with MetaFoods, a food importer and
exporter that markets high quality USA
beef and value-added food service
items for distribution.
It may seem far-fetched that cattle
SMN 0527 Liberty 0709
CEM 6.2 | BW 0.2 | WW 50 | YW 86 | M 14
CEM 4.3 | REA .26 | IMF .24
Home raised herd sire who is product of
our feed efficency testing program.
Was elite performer at Missourri test in 2008.
His ultrasound and actual data
show him to excel in carcass too.
His steers at NHF averaged 886 lbs. CW, 15.2 REA,
gained 3.72 lbs., day and graded 75% choice.
Tom Davis at his Elkton, SD feedlot.
raised in the heart of the Midwest
make it all the way to Europe as steaks,
but this idea is reality for the Davis
family. They work closely with feed
companies, veterinarians, nutritionists,
USDA inspectors and the occasional
EU inspector to meet the demands of
this NHTC program. Occasionally,
MetaFoods will bring potential customers
to tour the Davis facilities, to
give them a hands-on idea of where
their beef it coming from and how it’s
raised.
“Producers always ask us what
it’s like working so closely with the
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Correction
The Montana Hereford Association
Feeder Calf Sale grossed over
$750,000.
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FEBRUARY 28, 2011
at the ranch ~ BRUNEAU, IDAHO
C NEW ERA ET
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72 ANGUS BULLS
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C 860U DOMINO 0152 ET
LOT 51
Sire: CL 1 DOMINO 860U {DLF,IEF}
BW +2.8 WW +50 YW +88 M +18 M&G +43 REA +0.32
C NITRO 0248 ET
LOT 66
Sire: UPS TCC NITRO 1ET {DLF,HYF,IEF}
BW +5.4 WW +62 YW +103 M +18 M&G +49 REA +0.65
C NITRO 0242 ET
LOT 65
Sire: UPS TCC NITRO 1ET {DLF,HYF,IEF}
BW +5.4 WW +62 YW +103 M +18 M&G +49 REA +0.65
C 860U NOTICE ME NOW 0181 ET
LOT 58
Sire: CL 1 DOMINO 860U {DLF,IEF}
BW +4.0 WW +55 YW +85 M +27 M&G +55 REA +0.28
C OUTCROSS 0211 ET
LOT 63
Sire: GOLDEN OAK OUTCROSS 18U {DLF,HYF,IEF}
BW +5.5 WW +62 YW +98 M +21 M&G +51 REA +0.59
C NITRO 0093
LOT 30
Sire: UPS TCC NITRO 1ET {DLF,HYF,IEF}
BW +4.7 WW +72 YW +115 M +17 M&G +53 REA +0.84
C 860 DOMINO 0107
LOT 36
Sire: CL 1 DOMINO 860U {DLF,IEF}
BW +3.0 WW +62 YW +96 M +25 M&G +56 REA +0.49
C 860U DOMINO 0191 ET
LOT 59
Sire: CL 1 DOMINO 860U {DLF,IEF}
BW +4.7 WW +61 YW +103 M +25 M&G +56 REA +0.48
C NITRO 0100
LOT 34
Sire: UPS TCC NITRO 1ET {DLF,HYF,IEF}
BW +2.1 WW +59 YW +90 M +17 M&G +47 REA +0.56
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USDA,” said Davis. “I always tell them
the first year is the hardest. Inspections
aren’t cheap. You have to keep records
and be able to prove the medical work,
the nutrition program and what pen the
animal is in.”
Despite the challenges, Davis credits
this program for helping grow their
operation.
“This program has helped us grow
and market more of our grain through
our livestock,” said Davis, whose family
also raises corn, beans, wheat, oats
and alfalfa hay. “It’s not always easy
though. When we started, the packers
wanted three truck loads, and now they
want seven. Someday, that requirement
might grow to 10, and we will have to
try to grow with it.”
In addition to retaining their own
calves for the feedlot, they also buy
many loads of cattle to fill their lots
from Montana and Nebraska. They
purchase a great deal of cattle through
video auction, as well. Interestingly,
when they started this partnership 15
years ago, they didn’t have a feedlot.
Today, they operate three small facilities.
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they plan to build another one in the
upcoming years.
“We have found that the cattle in
the mono-slope building have better
gains,” said Davis. “They stay out of
the cold elements and have more consistent
inputs. Plus, it’s easier on the
person doing the feeding, too.”
On a typical day, Joe does the feeding,
while Tom focuses on the crops
and maintenance of the operation. Of
course, everyone helps during calving
season, which begins in February with
the replacement heifers. The operation
has two full-time employees who help
with the day-to-day tasks of the business.
The employees also have to go
through training in animal handling
and following the guidelines of the
program.
“In this part of the country, winters
are long and hay is expensive,” admitted
Davis. “Adding the feedlot was a
good choice for us. We looked at our
options, and this was our way to stay
Friends, Customers, and Fellow Hereford
Breeders:
2010 was a year of significant transition
for the Jamison operation. As many of you
know, we made the decision to disperse
the entire female herd after over 60 years
in the Hereford business. This decision was
made so we could settle family partnerships
and strengthen our financial situation moving
forward. As you can imagine, this was
a very difficult decision for us as Hereford
cattle and the people in this industry have
been a significant part of our lives for so
many years.
In the months approaching our December
dispersion sale, we were approached by a
number of individuals who expressed interest
in finding ways to maintain the Jamison
herd moving forward. I explained to these
individuals that I was not in a financial position
to buy back enough females from the
family partnership in order to maintain a
viable registered herd. These discussions
eventually led to an investment group being
formed that proposed to buy females out of
the dispersion sale and hire Jamison Herefords
to continue to maintain and operate
the herd at our ranch.
This investment group was successful in
purchasing 157 females out of the dispersion
sale in December. For those of you
who attended the sale, these females were
purchased under the name Oleen Brothers
of Dwight, KS or E&G Farms of Dighton,
KS. Both of these entities are part of the
investment group. The Jamison family has
executed an agreement with the investment
group to manage and maintain the females
purchased. Because our agreement with
the investment group gives Jamison Here-
viable in this competitive market. One
thing we like to focus on is consistency.
Quality is an issue in the beef industry
today, and it’s hard to control or measure.
One bad eating experience for a
consumer is tough on the whole industry.”
Without a doubt, the Davis cow-calf
operation and feedlot has endured and
prospered through six generations. Today,
they are a successful business offering
Hereford and black Angus cattle
raised in the NHTC program and destined
for the EU. Although the family
is very modest about their accomplishments,
it’s quite evident that other
cattle ranchers could learn a great deal
from the Davis family in cattle feeding,
value-added marketing and transitioning
the operation through the generations.
For more information on the NHTC
program, link to www.ams.usda.gov/
and search NHTC.
Jamison Announces New Partnership
fords full management responsibility, these
cattle will continue to be operated and marketed
under the Jamison Hereford’s name
and will have the same “Jamison Guarantee”
that our customers have become accustom
to over the last 30 years. We will continue to
build on our foundation of high performance,
maternally bred, Line 1 cattle. Although the
ownership structure of the Jamison cowherd
might be different, customers will continue
to work with members of the Jamison family
like they always have, and we believe that
we will be able provide an even higher level
of quality and service.
Several of the members of the investment
group have been long time friends and customers
of ours. Others are new to the Hereford
business altogether. I have listed the
members of the investment group below.
Ken & Suzanne Coleman
Shirley Eaton
Ed & Paula Gough
Arden Oleen
Jan Oleen
Barclay Westerfeld
Westcliffe, CO
Dighton, KS
Dighton, KS
Dwight, KS
Dwight, KS
Westcliffe, CO
In addition to the individuals above who
are majority investors, my son Daron and
I were able to become minority investors
of the group, allowing us to maintain some
ownership of the females that were purchased.
Jamison Herefords will continue to have
annual production sales each February
selling yearling and two year old bulls. We
also plan to have female sales as we have
done in the past. I hope the only change
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machine in the Pacific Northwest. It
was a Wheeler & Wilson cabinet model
and was brought from Portland by
Smitty and Teresa Cox
Churchill Rodeo 9218W
Big Time Total Performance!
CED 4.2 BW 1.4 WW 47 YW 72 MM 22
SC .7 Fat -.012 REA .34 Marb .40
Calving Ease, Maternal and Great Carcass!
2010 Grand Champion
Hereford Bull
stagecoach. This old sewing machine
graces our living room today.
A Proud Hereford Tradition
Smitty’s mother, Louise Looney Cox,
is the owner and represents the fifth
generation on the land. Smitty has lived
on the ranch since 1966. He and the rest
of the Cox sons continue our long agriculture
lineage.
Wade and Danelle Cox raise grass
seed and sheep near Albany, OR, while
Brand and Buckley Cox own Traynham
Ranches, a purebred Angus and
commercial cattle herd in Eagle Point.
Along with Smitty’s parents, Mike and
Louise, they ran 1,500 to 2,000 ewes,
in addition to fattening feeder lambs on
Willamette Valley rye-grass fields. Before
Smitty semi-retired, he operated
Born: Nov. 10, 2009
Sire: CRR About Time 743 {DLF, HYF, IEF}
Dam: Churchill Lady 202
Dam of Yankee and Rancher,
Rodeo is her natural calf after ET.
For Sale Now
Call for a catalog.
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1862 Yadon Road,
Manhattan, MT 59741
406-284-6421
(offi ce and home)
406-284-3715 (fax)
406-580-6421 (cell)
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“Our ranch is basically
all farmland
with permanent irrigated
pastures, grass
seed and row crops.
We’re proud of our
purebred Hereford’s
maternal excellence,
high performance
and great dispositions.
It has been
rewarding to show Hereford calf.
them at the Oregon State Fair, the Western
National Nugget Show in Reno,
NV, and the National Western Stock
Show in Denver, CO,” says Smitty.
Each spring, bright yellow daffodils,
planted 100 years ago, emerge in the
pastures and along the mile of Highway
99E that borders the front of our ranch.
They’re a favorite with photographers.
Oregon Century Farm
The big red barn, windmill and two
story house were built in 1906 by Smitty’s
great-grandparents, Fred and Ida
Looney.
The barn was constructed to accommodate
draft horses and dairy cows and
to store hay. Its beams were hand hewn
and assembled with wooden pegs. Generations
of barn owls have called it
home.
Smitty’s grandfather, a farmer and
livestock broker, built a house big
100-year-old daffodil bulbs yield a scenic backdrop for this beautiful
SHOW:
March 14, 7:00 p.m.
NEW SALE TIME:
March 15, 1:00 p.m.
80 Horned Hereford Bulls and 30 Angus Bulls
enough to lodge visiting livestock buyers
and to host gala events. Six wood-
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Jamison Partnership...
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our customers will notice is that we get even
better at providing the kind of genetics that
improves their bottom line - effi cient, well
structured, high performance range bulls and
females for the registered and commercial
producer.
I would like to thank this investment group for
giving me and my family the opportunity to
continue in the Hereford business and to build
on the last 60 years of performance breeding.
To our customers and friends in the industry
I appreciate your loyalty and friendship over
the years. Your belief in our program has
given us renewed optimism and hope for the
future of our industry. As our family operation
begins a new chapter, I am excited about
what the future holds for the Hereford breed.
I hope to see you at our sale on February 25.
God Bless!
Sincerely,
Gordon Jamison
— Angus Consignors —
BJ Cattle Co.
Fleming Stock Farms
Hawkeye Ranching
K Lazy T Angus
Pahl Livestock
Reid Angus
Ryan Turner
Check out our new website www.medicinehatbullsale.com for pictures of all the bulls
For more information or a catalogue, please call:
President: GLENN BROST (403) 834-2253 Secretary: MELISSA BROST (403) 834-2632
PO Box 23107, Medicine Hat Mall, Medicine Hat, AB T1B 4C7
Sponsored by the Southeastern Alberta Purebred Beef Breeders Association

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GHC - TABOO COALITION 52U
Coalition has received a lot of attention this past show
season. His flawless structure, muscling, thickness, length
and depth of quarter combined with maternal strength.
His perfect feet and fluid movement make him a truly
outstanding individual.
Born: February 26, 2008 BW: 98lbs WW: 954lbs YW: 1377 lbs.
Denver Senior Champion
Progeny of Coalition
BW 5.0 | WW 61 | YW 104 | MM 23 | M&G 53
Fat 0.03 | REA 0.42 | IMF 0.04 | SC 46.0
Semen price at minimum 10 at $70.00
Volume discounts available.
GHC MISS NANCY 98P
Coalition’s Dam
GHC-TABOO MISS SARAH 25X
First in class at Agribition.
Owned by Lakes Ranch Ltd.
GHC-TABOO MISS DEW 21W
Full sister to Coalition.
Owned by Lakes Ranch Ltd.
Brost Land & Cattle Co.
Box 96, Irvine, AB, T0J 1V0
Blaine Brost
Home-(403) 834-2262
Cell-(403) 502-5626
bsbrost@shockware.com
Glenn
Home-(403) 834-2253
Cell-(403) 580-9363
Watch for our upcoming website
Crittenden Bros.
Box 158, Imperial, SK S0G 2J0
Howard
Home-(306) 963-2414
Cell-(306) 963-7880
Gordon
Home-(306) 963-2622
Fax-(306) 963-2493
h.s.crittenden@sasktel.net
www.crittendenbros.com
BBSF 52U Xcel 39X
Second in Class at Agribition.
Owned by Fenton Ranch.
Taboo Polled Herefords
Gary & Norma Jean Boose
Box 25, Nobleton, ONT, L0G 1N0
Home-(905) 859-0497
gnboose@sympatico.ca
www.taboopolledherefords.com

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Final Go-Round...
Mary Ella Meek
Mary Ella Meek, age 85 of Burke’s
Garden, VA died Saturday, December
18, 2010 at her home. Born January 10,
1925 in Ceres, VA, she was a daughter
of the late George and Virgie Lambert
Baumgardner. She was a member of
the Burke’s Garden Homemakers Club.
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stoves provided heat in the
early days. The open staircase
in the living room
leads to five bedrooms and
an original stained-glass
window on the second floor.
In 1959, our place was
recognized as a historic Oregon
Century farm. Almost
40 years later, Smitty and I
updated our home with an
eye toward maintaining the
heritage of the grand old
family farmhouse.
Over the years, we’ve been honored
to share the beauty of our ranch with
historical societies, visitors from retirement
homes, high school photography
classes and college livestock judging
teams. One of our greatest joys is working
with the grandkids on their 4-H and
cattle projects.
We welcome visitors and enjoy sharing
the history and heritage of our family
ranch.
Mrs. Meek worked side by side with
her husband her entire married life. For
many years Mrs. Meek and her husband,
Marvin Meek, lived in Arizona
where he managed the 26 Bar Ranch.
She worked keeping the books for the
26 cow herd and fed multitudes of people.
She was a loving and devoted wife,
mother and grandmother. In addition to
her parents, she was preceded in death
by two sisters.
Reserve Cow/Calf Pair at the 2009 NILE in Billings, MT.
The old Cox family farmhouse.
She is survived by her husband of
sixty eight years, Marvin Meek; three
daughters, Bobbie Meek Brecht of Iowa,
Doris Meek of Burke’s Garden, VA and
Judy Meek Eustis and her husband, Scot
of New Mexico; five sisters; six grandchildren;
and seven great grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests
memorial contributions be directed to
the Burke’s Garden Cemetery Association
c/o Barbara Rhudy, 7756 Burke’s
Garden Road, Tazewell, VA 24651.
Louis Taylor Latimer
It is with great sadness that the Latimer
family announce the passing of Louis
Taylor Latimer on December 21, 2010,
following a brief illness.
Louis is survived by his loving wife
Jean, their children Linda (Doug Henderson),
Gary (Jacci), Marlene (Ian Harvie)
Nancy Latimer, Bryan (Annette)
and Elaine (Greg Urwin), 22 grand children
and 14 great grandchildren and numerous
nieces and nephews. He is also
survived by his sister Mary (Jim Buzzard),
brother Marvin (Mary) and sisterin
law, Jeannie Latimer and predeceased
by two brothers Carroll and Norval.
Louis was born on February 13, 1923
on the family farm near Bowden, AB.
He attended the Nesbit School and at
the same time started his business career
by trapping weasels, muskrat and coyotes
until he had enough money to buy a
Shorthorn heifer, which started a fabulous
career of breeding purebred seedstock
in four breeds, Shorthorn, Polled
Hereford, Gelbvieh and Angus.
Louis married Jean Winter on December
3, 1945. Their marriage was a
partnership in both love and business.
Together they raised six children and
successfully built the Remitall herd.
In 1954, Louis and his brother Carroll
formed a partnership that continued
for twenty years. When they dissolved
their partnership in 1976, he formed a
partnership with his two sons, Gary and
Bryan.
During the period 1960 to 1972 Louis
& Jean, Carroll & Jeannie purchased
the John Deere business “GreenLine” in
Olds.
Louis was very active in the Olds
Agricultural Society, and twice had the
honor of being President. Louis was active
on many different boards, including
the Calgary Stampede, Canadian Hereford
and Shorthorn Associations.
Louis has received numerous awards
during the years including: Hall of
Fame at NILE Exhibition 1979 (Billings,
MT); Canadian Livestock Man of
the Year 1987 (Denver, CO); American
Shorthorn Association “Builder of the
Breed” (Omaha, NB); Canadian Hereford
Association Honor Roll 1988; Alberta
Angus Association Breeder of the
Year; County of Mountain View Family
Farm Award. Honored as a Pioneer by
the Beef Improvement Federation on
July 3rd, 2008. The Remitall name and
its bloodlines are known world-wide
and have made great contributions to
the cattle industry.
Louis strongly believed in his family
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KRETH
Hereford & Angus
K Advancer Lad 0148
Sire: CL 1 Domino 756T {DLF, IEF}
Dam’s Sire: ECR L18 Excellence 530
BW 5.5 | WW 58 | YW 91 | MM 28 | M&G 57
SC 0.8 | Fat -.018 | REA .07 | Marb .05
K Big Abe 021
Sire: GO Abe T32 {DLF, HYF, IEF}
Dam’s Sire: CL 1 Domino 482P 1ET {DLF, IEF}
BW 1.2 | WW 57 | YW 86 | MM 28 | M&G 56
SC 1.0 | Fat -.009 | REA .38 | Marb .03
46th Annual Production Sale
Saturday February 26, 2011
1:00 PM
@ the farm 14 miles south of Mt. Vernon, SD
Selling:
65
yearling bulls
&
10
Registered
Heifers
Sires represented:
GO ABE T32 | CL 1 Domino 756 | Vermilion X Factor
Sitz Upward 307R | Sitz Madison 10477
Connealy Reflection | Connealy K 205 1153
K Big Abe 048
Sire: GO Abe T32 {DLF, HYF, IEF}
Dam’s Sire: CL 1 Domino 3162N {CHB, DLF, IEF}
BW 1.7 | WW 52 | YW 79 | MM 27 | M&G 53
SC 1.0 | Fat -.02 | REA .38 | Marb -.01
K Big Abe 069
Sire: GO Abe T32 {DLF, HYF, IEF}
Dam’s Sire: CL 1 Domino 648S {CHB, DLF, IEF}
BW 4.5 | WW 76 | YW 115 | MM 31 | M&G 69
SC 1.4 | Fat -.019 | REA .40 | Marb .01
K Big Abe 0101
Sire: GO Abe T32 {DLF, HYF, IEF}
Dam’s Sire: CL 1 Domino 9126J 1ET {SOD, CHB, DLF, IEF}
BW 0.2 | WW 51 | YW 77 | MM 29 | M&G 54
SC 0.9 | Fat -.021 | REA .46 | Marb -.01
K Limit Upward 04
Sire: Sitz Upward 307R
Dam’s Sire: Mytty in Focus
BW 1.1 | WW 62 | YW 110 | M 35
$EN -19.56 | $W 32.04 | $F 44.93
K Limit Upward 054
Sire: Sitz Upward 307R
Dam’s Sire: Connealy Danny Boy
BW 1.7 | WW 59 | YW 106 | M 30
$EN -13.36 | $W 30.17 | $F 41.94
For more information contact:
Darwin Kreth 605-236-5769
Barclay Kreth 605-236-5775
26791 397th Ave.
Mt Vernon SD 57363-5913
krethcattle@santel.net

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and attended many 4-H shows, Junior
Livestock shows, hockey, soccer
games and many other events to show
his support. He was always willing to
share his knowledge of life with both
his family and friends.
In lieu of flowers please send donations
to the Canadian Cancer Society,
or Olds Health Care Centre or charity
of your choice.
THORSTENSON
HEREFORD RANCH
Bill McLeod
Rural Juniata, NE resident, William
C. “Bill” McLeod, 85, passed away
Sunday, January 2, 2011 at his home.
Bill was born January 10, 1925 at
home in rural Adams County, Nebraska
to Malcolm & Johanna (Boltz)
McLeod. He attended Adams County
District 45 Hayland through 8th grade.
On November 2, 1958 he married Klara
H. Scheer at First St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church. They had one son, William M.
McLeod. He was a lifelong farmer beginning
in 1939 with his father. He was
a member of First St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church. Bill served as President of
the Adams County District 81 Prosser
Board of Education from 1968 until
1976. He was a long time member of
the American Polled Hereford Association
and was one of the first members
of the Adams County Farm Bureau.
Bill was preceded in death by his
parents. Survivors include: wife, Klara
H. McLeod; son and spouse, William
M. and Diane McLeod; granddaughters
and spouse: Pamala and Justin Gregg;
Cassandra McLeod; Karissa McLeod;
great-grandson, Braxton Gregg; and
sister: Mary Buss.
Larry Bill Vroman
Larry Bill Vroman, 61, of Harding
County, passed away on January 18,
2011 after a battle with cancer.
Larry was born in Belle Fourche,
SD, on May 12, 1949 to W.H. “Bill”
and Verona (Heck) Vroman. He graduated
from Buffalo High School in 1967
and went on to further his education at
South Dakota State University where
he graduated with an Animal Science
degree in 1971. He participated in high
school and college rodeo, qualifying for
the National High School Finals three
times and the National College Finals
twice. He returned home from college
to reside on the family ranch and marry
his high school sweetheart, Claudia
Matson on September 23, 1972.
Larry and Claudia spent their life and
raised their boys on the ranch. Larry
was a creature of habit. Most days started
early with a morning flight in his
Super Cub. Many neighbors awoke to
his voice on the radio giving the daily
report of what he saw from the air. He
loved flying his plane, not only to check
on his and the neighbor’s cattle but also
to observe things such as the growth of
baby eagles in their nest. Larry worked
tirelessly to make ranch improvements.
From fixing windmills or machinery to
building fence, he could always get the
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JDH 15 Wrangler 25L [CHB, DLF, HYF, IEF]
CED BW WW YW MM M&G CEM SC Fat REA Marb BMI CEZ BII CHB
3.1 5.3 65 121 26 59 3.5 0.9 -.001 .75 .09 $18 $16 $12 $35
.38 .85 .80 .78 .64 -- .36 .58 .47 .52 .45
CED BW WW YW MM M&G CEM SC Fat REA Marb BMI CEZ BII CHB
4.5 1.6 56 104 23 51 3.2 1.3 .023 .72 .17 $24 $19 $19 $31
.20 .70 .59 .60 .29 -- .16 .44 .29 .33 .26
Other Sires:
JDF AH 25L Wrangler 13T • L1 Domino 05455
S&S Stocker 8S • THR Thor 4144 • SR Oracle 108
• Bull Sale April 9, 2011 •
•
Great breeding bull from the
prairies of South Dakota.
Breeds moderate birth weight
and superior performance with
big ribeyes.
Trait leader in 8 traits.
Homozygous polled.
Females are thick and easyfleshing
with strong maternal
traits.
•
•
•
•
• Semen: $20/straw, $75/certificate
• Son of 25L that was raised on the
ranch.
• Tremendous sire, numbers
and exceptional mother and
grandmother. Both still in the
herd.
• Owned with Frederickson Ranch,
Minnesota/South Dakota
• Contact ABS for semen.
THR Thor 4029 [DLF, IEF, HYF]
His dam
at the ranch • Selby, South Dakota
Selling 60 Bulls
www.thorstensonherefordranch.com
THORSTENSON
HEREFORD RANCH
THR Miss Thor 0266
Bill & Paula Thorstenson • (605) 649-7940
Cell Phone (605) 845-6108
wpthorstenson@venturecomm.net
Darin & Danielle Thorstenson
(605) 649-1972
30491 131st Street, Selby, SD 57472

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OHRR 218S Mr Berry 42X
High performance, heavy muscled grandson of Mulberry.
Dam is an Avalanche daughter from Copper 29K’s dam!
OHR Robyn 212L 78X
OHR Redeye 51R 24X
Attractive March heifer sire by Johnny Cash and a very Great Rib Eye son with super performance and muscle.
good uddered Kodiak Daughter. She’s broke to show! Dam is top Kodiak daughter with 104 WWR. Must see!
OHR Olympus 38P 116W
Powerful 2-year-old by Canadian National Champion,
Olympian. Dam is awesome granddaughter of Governor.
OHRR 62M Rams Trust 67X
OHR Advisa 50P 18X
OHR Bullseye 110N 68X ET
OHR Johnny Holmes 57W
Super Trust son from a great Rampage daughter out of One of 3 very good February heifers to sell by Advisor. March Rib Eye son with extra muscle and pigment. One of 4 long bodied, heavily pigmented 2-year-olds by
29K’s dam. Lots of performance with low birth weights.Kodiak dam has 103 WWR. Quest granddam is a DOD!Dam is a great Maddox x 19D daughter with 108 WWR.Johnny Cash. Kodiak dam. Both granddams are DODs!
OHRR Red Casey 47N-80W
OHR Effie 38P 83X
OHR Prosper 37P 55X
OHR Advisor 40N 46X
Powerful coming 2-year-old from world record REA sire, Very good March heifer from our great Kodiak son. Heavy muscled, easy doing, moderate son of Sanderson Long bodied, well muscled son of performance & CHB
Red Dawg. Dam is a top daughter of Dakota Copper 29K. Same dam a 2-year-old above. Good show potential! from a great DOD Boomer 46B daughter with 115 WWR. leader, Advisor. Dam is a very good Kodiak daughter.
OHRR 0624 Red Daphne 48X
Wonderful February Red Dawg heifer with great show
potential. Dam is good Rambo & Robinhood bred cow.
OHR Effie 23T 131X
April Johnny Cash heifer from a nice Patriot daughter
with a 105 WWR. Same cow family as heifer above.
OHR Loineye 19N 47X
Another great Ribeye son from a super Kodiak daughter
with a 112 WWR. Length, pigment and performance!
OHR Christina 64L 49X
Fancy February daugher of our great Kodiak son, 75M.
Mother is a DOD Nuff Said daughter from Haroldsons.
Olson’s Red Power Advantage:
* Reputation Hereford breeder since 1936!
* Complete carcass & performance data available.
* Free wintering, 300 mile delivery on bulls over $2500.
* Developed on roughage ration to ensure soundness.
* Bulls tested for BVD and from Johnes Free Herd.
Video & catalog available at: www.olsonredpower.com
2713 166 Ave SE - Argusville, ND 58005
Carl 701-361-0684, Edward 701-238-3601, Ranch 701-484-5779

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A maternal brother to
708 herd bull. R17 cow
has a red udder and
is super gentle. S116
daughters that have
calved look pretty good.
Probably good enough
to go into a registered
herd. 1322 actual weight
on August 23rd, four
days over a year old.
Selling 1/2 interest and
spring possession.
Any bull that can gain
over 4 lbs/day on pasture
and limited cake
and is worth owning.
P43036493 • Tattoo: 0917 • Calved: 08/19/2009
FELTONS LEGEND 242
MGM HUTH SCHU-LAR MARBELIZER EPD’S
MGM MERRY MAID M14
HUTH WESTWIND STEVEN S116
CED
KCF BENNETT 759 H142 B. WT.
HUTH PAULINE N066
HUTH 68F PROSPECTA L060 W. WT.
DWF WILLIAM TELL F9 H65 YR. WT.
DWF MASTER TELL H65 36M
MILK
DWF 2R HAZELAIRE A58 G42
DWF 19N DOLLY VIC TELL 36M R17 M&G
DWF S94 GOLD VICTOR 103T 65K
DWF 10L VICTRA DOM 65K 19N DWF HEADLINE V DOLLY G7 10L
BW 5/21/10 WT 9/20/10 WT Daily Gain Base Price
92 934 1424 4.02 $4,000.00
CEM
SC CM
FAT
REA
MARB
RANCH
540 Westwind Rd • Valier, Montana 59486
John & Linda Holden • 406-279-3326 or 460-3336
www.westwindranch.com
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job done. Somehow, he seemed to have
anything he needed in his pickup or in
a pile somewhere in the old shop where
only he could find it. He could get pretty
creative in order to save a few dollars
and a trip to town. He loved his life on
the ranch, having good grass and happy
cattle.
He was truly a cowboy’s cowboy.
When he was young his parents raised
ponies, it was his job to ride the rough
string. This is when his love for challenging
horses began and continued until
death. A horse never got very old under
Larry’s saddle. As soon as one got
half gentle, he was ready to start over
with a fresh one. He was a very gifted
roper, but more importantly he loved to
teach the art of roping. His arena was always
open to anyone with an interest in
roping and a willingness to work.
Larry is survived by his wife, Claudia;
two sons Taylor Vroman, and Ryan
(Kelcee) Vroman, both of Harding
County; one grandson, Jace Vroman;
parents Bill and Verona Vroman of Buffalo;
sister, Linda (Bill) Otis of Phoenix,
AZ; brother, Mark (Jo) Vroman of Harding
County; mother-in-law, Jean Matson
of Spearfish; and numerous nieces and
nephews. He was preceded in death
by one brother, Ross Vroman; an uncle,
Colonel Vroman; and father-inlaw,
Charles Matson. He will be deeply
missed by all those who loved him.
A memorial roping will be held this
summer to celebrate Larry’s life.
Sale Roundup
Schu-Lar Herefords, LLC
Mohican Farms
Retirement Dispersion
“Low Risk...High Yield” Sale
Auctioneer: Eddie Burks
Auctioneers:
Sale Mgr.: Reed Enterprises
Dale Stith & Gene Steiner
October 15, 2010
Sale Mgr.: Reed Enterprises
October 23, 2010
2½ Bulls — $11,920
64 Females — $3,811
Semen & Tank $5,100
66½ lots — $4,116
High Selling Lots:
Bulls:
Lot 26, Schu-Lar 3T of 206 5N by
Schu-Lar 5N of 9L 3008; $13,000 to
J&N Ranch, LLC., Leavenworth, KS.
Lot 67, Schu-Lar 9R of 9L P606 ET by
PW Victor Boomer P606; $10,000 to
J&N Ranch, LLC., Leavenworth, KS.
Cows:
Lot 17, Schu-Lar 24U of 402 242 by
Feltons Legend 242; $6500 to Ellis
Farms, Chrisman, IL.
Lot 17A, Schu-Lar 18X of 24U 2013 by
R Puckster 2013; $12,500 to Shaw Cattle,
Caldwell, ID.
Lot 14, Schu-Lar 603 of 1H 774 ET by
Feltons Domino 774; $5000 to Flying C
Ranch, Searcy, AR.
Lot 14A, Schu-Lar 46X of 603 3T
by Schu-Lar 3T of 206 5N; $6000 to
Rausch Herefords, Hoven, SD.
Lot 2, Schu-Lar 610 of 9L 3008 ET
by RRH Mr Felt 3008; $4100 to Texas
Stardance Cattle, LLC., Hamilton, TX.
Lot 2A, Schu-Lar 43X of 610 1U by
Schu-Lar EFBeef 1U of 607 774; $2900
to Alan Zvacek, Holden, MO.
Lot 53, Schu-Lar EFBeef 492 Dixie
708 ET by Feltons Ozzie 492; $4000 to
Phil Trowbridge, Ghent, NY.
Lot 53A, Schu-Lar EFBeef 2013 Dixie
8X by R Puckster 2013; $2600 to Gerber
Polled Herefordes, Richmond, IN.
Lot 36, Schu-Lar 25U of 206 13S by
Schu-Lar 13S of M38 821C; $4200 to
Lynn Valley Farm, Kenton, OH.
Lot 36A, Schu-Lar 2X of 25U 2013 by
R Puckster 2013; $2200 to Tim Dolicini,
Jerome, ID.
65 Lots — $2,914
High Selling Lots (listed in lot order):
Cows:
Lot 2, Mohican Pat T5 by NS Lakes
Kilo 002 sold $2,600 to Colton Decker,
OH.
Lot 2A, Mohican Sentinel X4 by LJR
260M Sentinel 26S sold $1,600 to Billy
Nation, MO.
Lot 4A, Mohican Xman X50 by Mohican
BKR Net Worth 39T sold $4,500 to
Tamsey Farms, MD.
Lot 4, TF Miss P606 317 710 by PW
Victor Boomer P606 sold $2,400 to
Mark Dravenstott, OH.
Lot 12A, Mohican Xena X2 by Mohican
Summit 411S ET sold $3,250 to
Randa Owen, AL.
Lot 12, TOF Lady Boomer M106 by
Remitall Boomer 46B sold $4,400 to
Mary Baker, OH.
Lot 15A, Mohican Xavier X85 by Mohican
BKR Net Worth 39T sold $1,800
to Billy Nation, MO.
Lot 15, FPH Miss Nasdaq P316 173 by
PW Mohican Nasdaq P316 sold $3,200
to Dayton Place Farms, ME.
Lot 20A, Mohican Lisa X19 by Mohican
BKR Net Worth 39T sold $2,500
to River Valley Polled Herefords, ON,
Canada.
Lot 20, Mohican Lisa T3 by Feltons
Legend 242 sold $3,000 to Bob Kube,
VA.
Lot 23A, Mohican Vickie X28 by Mohican
Roughcut 5R sold $2,800 to Shane
Duhamel, CT.
Lot 23, Mohican Vickie R102 by Mohican
Lucky 47L sold $1,250 to Luke
Epling, KY.
Lot 26A, Mohican Sentinel X6 by LJR
260M Sentinel 26S sold $1,750 to Joe
Celuch, OH.
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Top Lots:
Lot 861, HWK Stanmore 861U, 4/20/08
by HWK 109 Felton P482 to Frank
Rawhauser, Newcastle, WY, $3,000.
Lot 948, HWK 615 Victor 948W, 4/8/09
by JMS Victor 343 615 to Hilda Brim-
Sale Roundup
(continued from page 30) mer, Biddle, MT, $2,800.
Lot 26, PWF Vicki P418 by DJB 46B Lot 915, HWK Standard 60E Victor
Victor Boomer 2L sold $2,500 to Cecil 915W, 3/23/09 by HWK P409 Jake
Jordan & Son, OH.
603 to Kirk Erickson, Rapid City, SD,
Lot 42A, Mohican Vicky X30 by Mohican
BKR Net Worth 39T sold $2,300 to Lot 942, HWK Wrangler 942, 4/6/09 by
$2,500.
Glenview Farms, PA.
JDH 15 Wrangler 25L to Ernie Mellum,
Lot 42, Grassy 412 Vicky 713 by Grassy $2,500.
8006 Duramax 412M ET sold $2,500 to Lot 80, HWK High Standard 80U,
CSR Polled Herefords, GA.
8/20/08 by CTY High Standard 631S to
Lot 56A, Glenview U12 Vicky X39 by Kirk Erickson, $2,400.
Glenview 8027 Venture U12 ET sold Lot 909, HWK 501 Victor 909W,
$2,100 to River Valley Polled Herefords,
ON, Canada.
Brimmer, $2,400.
3/19/09 by JMS Victor 104 501 to Hilda
Lot 56, Glenviews 6056 Vicky U37 by Lot 914, HWK Standard 914W, 3/23/09
THM Solution 6056 sold $2,100 to Cottage
Hill Farm, WV.
Jones Ranch, Faith, SD, $2,000.
by CTY High Standard 631S to Wilson/
Lot 58A, Glenview 163M Class Act Lot 950, HWK 501 Victor 950W sired
X84 by Star 8006 Enyeto 163M ET sold by HWK 892 Victor 530 to Wilson/
$1,950 to Grant Helsinger, OH. Jones Ranch, $2,000.
Lot 58, Glenview 10H Class Act 7420
Volume buyers were Ernie Mellum
ET by DR World Class 517 10H sold
with four bulls; Chuck Vansickle with
$2,050 to Earl & Cynthia Arnholt, OH.
four bulls; and Assman Ranch purchased
four bulls. Henry Hanson is a
Lot 59A, Glenview 7470 Queen X41 by
Glenview Beyond 7470 ET sold $3,000
long-time Hawks customer, his dad
to Star Lake Cattle Ranch, OK.
having bought bulls before Henry was
Lot 59, Glenview LS Queen S1 ET
born. The red baldy heifers sold to
by NJB 964 Limited Supply ET sold
Shane Sweet, Newcastle, WY.
$2,500 to Keayla Harr, OH.
Hawks Herefords
Annual Bull Sale
St. Onge, SD
Auctioneer: Doug Dietterle
Nov. 27, 2010
21 2-Yr Old Bulls – $1,914
25 Red Baldy Heifers — $1,230
The annual Hawks sale was once
again held the weekend after Thanksgiving.
The bulls really looked good
but it was a day that was to the buyer’s
advantage with lots of bargains. The
Hawks program has always been geared
to meet the buyers’ needs and they continue
in those efforts.
Visiting before the Hawks sale were Chuck Vansickle (left),
Crystalline Assman, Larry Wilson and Ed Hawks.
Jamison Herefords
Cowherd Dispersion
December 9, 2010
Quinter, KS
Auctioneers:
Lynn Weishaar and Seth Weishaar
157 Spring Heifer Calf Pairs — $4,258
156 Spring Bred Cows — $2,561
80 Bred Replacement Heifers — $3,099
51 Fall Bred Heifer and Cows — $1,754
1 Herd Bull (1/4 interest) — $16,000
444 1/4 Total Lots — $3,201
Jamison Herefords, one of the breed’s
most recognized breeding firms, dispersed
their cowherd program in a
record $1.4 million sale. This Quinter,
KS based, 66-year program established
in 1944 by the late Dale Jamison has
been one of Hereford’s largest and most
influential seedstock herds. A noted
source of performance Line One genetics,
Jamisons have marketed over 5,000
bulls in 30 years with 669 JA bred bulls
listed since the first American Hereford
Sire Summary and annually
stage one of the breed’s
leading “100 head plus”
bull sales.
A reputation performance
program built upon
the principles of production
testing and linebreeding,
respected cowman Gordon
Jamison tied his breeding
objectives and herd management
directly to the
economics of commercial
cowherd production and
garnered the respect of
breeders and ranchers all
across America. Backed
by one Hereford’s most
powerful and proven herd
sire batteries, Jamisons
directed their business to
selling linebred performance
bulls in volume to
ranchers and breeders
across America.
The entire breeding
unit dispersed..producing
cowherd, 2010 heifer
calf crop and 2009 bred
Advance 286M
to Oleen Bros.
and E&G Farms,
$5750. CL1 Domino
555R Feb.
2010 heifer calf
to Blue Top Herelar
gross, number sold and widespread
breeder participation made this a landmark
Hereford event and a successful
sale for a family that has invested a lifetime
in breeding great Whiteface cows.
Jamisons will remain involved in
the Hereford business as all 2010 bull
calves were retained to develop as yearlings
for their annual Feb 2011 bull sale
and as two-yr.olds for a scheduled Feb.
2012 bull sale.
Herd Bull:
CL1 Domino 638S, a 2006 son of L1
Domino 03396 to Jamison Farms, Beggs,
OK, $16,000 for 3/4 interest.
Spring Heifer Calf Pairs:
$18,000 JA L1 Dominette 4152P, a
2006 dgtr. of DH Domino 6150 to Jon
Miller, Kan., $9500. CL1 Domino 555R,
Jan. 2010 twin heifer calves to Blue Top
Herefords, Kan., $4250 each.
$12,250 JA L1 Dominette 325N, a 2003
dgtr. of CL1 Domino 0157K to Oleen
Bros., Kan., and E&G Farms, Kan.,
$7000. CL1 Domino 860U Feb. 2010
heifer calf to Harrell Hereford Ranch,
Ore., $5250.
$11,250 JA L1 Dominette 705T, a 2007
dgtr of CL1 Domino 0157K to Jon Miller,
$8500. JA L1 Domino 5603R Jan. 2010
heifer calf to Cooper Hereford Ranch,
Mont., $2750.
$10,750 JA L1
Dominette 1409L,
a 2001 dgtr. of HH
Advance 8012H to
Brian Coon, Kan,
$5000. CL1 Domino
555R Mar.
2010 heifer calf to
Cooper Hereford
Ranch, $5750.
$10,250 JA L1
Dominette 6602S,
a 2006 dgtr. of HH
A team of good, well-mounted Jamison Ranch cowboys worked
cattle to the sale ring without a hitch.
Jamison Photos by Jay George and Lezlie Moore
replacement heifers. A
fast paced auction ran
602 head in exactly seven
hours with strong demand
on all classes...313
spring cows, two to 12
years old, $2565; 157
heifer calves, $1700;
and 80 bred replacement
heifers, $3100. Breeders
and commercial cowman
from 22 states competed
to invest in the maternal
production, function and
potent Line One genetics
that have made the Jamison
name. The total dolfords,
$4500.
$9500 JA L1 Dominette 7208T, a 2007
dgtr. of CL1 Domino 555R to Dufur
Herefords, Okla., $7500. CL1 Domino
860U Feb. 2101 heifer calf to Lee Butler,
Kan., $2000.
$8750 JA L1 Dominette 5019R, a 2005
dgtr. of GB L1 Domino 935C to Dry
Creek Co., Tex., $4250. CL1 Domino
860U Mar. 2010 heifer calf to Dry Creek
Co., $4500.
$8500 JA L1 Dominette 7608T, a 2007
dgtr. of HH Advance 286M to Schohr
Herefords, Cal., $6750. CL1 Domino
860U Feb. 2010 heifer calf to Davis
Herefords, Kan., $1750.
$8250 JA L1 Dominette 2870M, a 2002
dgtr. of JAK L1 Domino H448 to Oleen
Bros. and E&G Farms, $4250. CL1
Domino 860U Feb. 2010 heifer calf to
Oleen Bros. and E&G Farms, $4000.
$8250 JA L1 Dominette 8254U, a 2008
dgtr. of JA L1 Domino 4224P to Shawn
Frey, Okla., $4250. GB L1 Domino
6134K Feb, 2009 heifer calf to Findley
Farms, Missouri, $4000.
$8000 JA L1 Dominette 7202T, 2007
dgtr. of CL1 Domino 555r to Dufur
Herefords, $7000. JA L1 Domino 426P
Mar. 2010 heifer calf to Oleen Bros. and
E&G Farms. $1000.
$8000 JA L1 Dominette 8251U, 2008
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JA L1 Dominette 4152P and her twin heifer calves totaled $18,000 to
top the sale. This 2004 daughter of DH L1 Domino 6150, mother of
Jamison’s $18,000 2010 high selling bull, listed a progeny record, 6
calves/ WR 102, Milk 24, selling to Jon Miller, Winfield, Kan. for $9500.
Her CL1 Domino 555R, Jan. 2010 twin heifer calves, tallied $4250 each
to Blue Top Herefords, Inman, KS.
Jamison Photos by Jay George and Lezlie Moore

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Wednesday, February 16, 2011
10 – 2 year old herd bull prospects
Contact us for more information
P43058506
Birthdate: Feb. 16, 2009
Birthweight: 76 lbs
Pasture exposed to
TH 71P 10R Spartan 27T
from 5/29/10 to 8/21/10
WPH RA Miss Leader 910W
CE 2.3 | BW 2.1 | WW 48 | YW 77 | MM 23
M&G 47 | Fat 0.00 | REA 0.30 | Marb. 0.02
Remitall Online 122L
KJ 045 Leader 606N ET
Misty MR 045
Remitall Embracer 8E
Remitall Catalina 24H
GK Explosion 412T
MR Dominette R4002
KJ 520E Victor 417L
NF 417L Victor 12P
NF Miss Revolve 906J
WPH RA Violet 604S
MCM DSM Rocket 812H
WPH RA Rachel 408P
WPH Miss Flo 765G
Duane and Karen Windhorst
2407 N Road
Syracuse, NE 68446
Phone: (402) 269-2357
Email: dkwindhorst@hotmail.com
Coming soon…..check for updates at www.windhorstpolledherefords.com
WPH RA Leader 916W
A February 24, 2009 son of KJ 045 Leader 606N ET
Birthweight: 90 lbs
CE 0.5 | BW 2.2 | WW 41 | YW 69 | MM 18
M&G 39 | Fat 0.00 | REA 0.13 | Marb. 0.05
WPH Victor 926W
A March 5, 2009 son of NF 417L Victor 12P
Birthweight: 94 lbs
CE 0.7 | BW 3.5 | WW 42 | YW 63 | MM 19
M&G 40 | Fat -0.02 | REA 0.33 | Marb. -0.07
Selling at Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic
WD., FBAY 16, 201 • KANY, NBA
Reserve Junior Yearling Champion in Denver
KJ DWE 968R REVISE 051W
Horned • 43022734 • 4/4/09
Sire: KJ C&L Pure Frost 645N ET
Dam: KJ 2403 Robinette 968R (Recruit’s full sister)
CED -0.7 | BW 4.4 | WW 54 | YW 84 | M 22 | M&G 49
CEM -2.0 | SC .7 | FAT .010 | REA .33 | Marb .05
BMI $14 | CEZ $12 | BII $12 | CHB $24
SELLS IN
KEARNEY
KJ BJ 750P MERCEDEZ 209X ET
Horned • 43118992 • 3/13/10
Sire: KJ 068J Manhattan 262S
Dam: KJ 520E Pure Vickie 750P
CED 0.2 | BW 4.3 | WW 48 | YW 72 | M 21 | M&G 45
CEM 3.5 | SC .05 | FAT -.046 | REA .48 | Marb -.13
BMI $15 | CEZ $15 | BII $12 | CHB $21
SELLS IN
KEARNEY
KJ BJ 750P VICKIE 163X ET
Polled • P43118982 • 2/27/10
Sire: CRR About Time 743
Dam: KJ 520E Pure Vickie 750P ET
CED 2.5 | BW 2.1 | WW 45 | YW 65 | M 21 | M&G 44
CEM 2.7 | SC .06 | FAT -.048 | REA .48 | Marb .03
BMI $18 | CEZ $17 | BII $16 | CHB $24
SELLS IN
KEARNEY
SOLD
KJ 796P TABULATE 224X ET
Polled • P43119006 • 3/16/10
Sire: CRR About Time 743 • Dam: KJ 045 Lena 796P ET
Reserve Champion Pen of Bulls
2011 National Western in Denver
Second highest WDA at 3.72 lbs.
Bulls information available on our web page.
JENSEN BROS
Kevin & Sheila Jensen - Kirk & Steph Jensen
Kevin cell 785-243-6397
herdsman Eddie Sandberg 765-490-1719
785-374-4372 - P.O. Box 197, Courtland, KS 66939
jensenbros.net - jensenks@courtland.net
Hefr Bl f S
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$8000 JA
L1 Domin
e t t e
8 2 5 1 U ,
2008 dgtr.
of JA L1
D o m i n o
4224P to
Oleen Bros.
and E&G
F a r m s ,
$5500. GB
Gordon Jamison, sale-day host. L1 Domino
6134K Feb.
2010 heifer calf to B&D Herefords,
Kan., $2500.
$7750 JA L1 Dominette 718T, 2007
dgtr. of CL1 Domino 0157K to Schohr
Herefords, Cal., $5250. CL1 Domino
860U Feb. 2010 heifer calf to Harrell
Hereford Ranch, $2500.
Spring Bred Cows:
$7000 JA L1 Dominette 4119P, a 2004
dgtr. of JA L1 Domino 208M to Jon
Miller.
$6750 JA L1 Dominette 7211T, a 2007
dgtr. of CL1 Domino 555R to Dufur
Herefords.
$6750 JA L1 Dominette 8214U, a
2008 dgtr. of CL1 Domino 555R to Dufur
Herefords
$6500 JA L1 Dominette 7213T, a 2007
dgtr. of CL1 Domino 555R to Oleen
Bros. and E&G Farms.
$5750 JA L1 Dominette 8824U, a
2008 dgtr. of CL1 Domino 560R to
Shawn Frey.
$5500 JA L1 Domino 7212T, a 2007
dgtr. of CL1 Domino 555R to Oleen
Bros. and E&G Farms.
Bred Replacement Heifers:
$5500 JA L1 Dominette 9620W, a
Feb. 2009 dgtr. of HH Advance 286M to
Oleen Bros. and E&G Farms.
$5500 JA L1 Dominette 9817W, a Feb.
2009 dgtr. of CL1 Domino 560R to Oleen
bros. and
E & G
Farms.
$ 5 2 5 0
JA L1
Dominette
9470W, a
Feb. 2009
dgtr. of HH
A d v a n c e
7 0 8 5 T
to Oleen
B r o s .
and E&G
Farms.
$ 4 5 0 0
JA L1
Dominette
9634W, a
Feb. 2009
dgtr. of HH
A d v a n c e
286M to
Oleen Bros
and E&G
Farms.
$ 4 2 5 0
Col. Lynn Weishaar, and his
son Seth (pictured below),
commanded his second million
dollar Hereford sale...602 head
in 7 hours!
JA L1
Dominette
9210W, a Jan. 2009 dgtr. of CL1 Domino
555R to Oleen Bros and E&G Farms.
Volume Buyers...Pond Ranch, Tex.,
Jud Little Ranch, Okla., Vanlandingham
Ranch, Ark., Jamison Farms,
Okla., Bowling Herefords, Okla., Parallise
Farms, Ga., Findley Farms, Mo.,
Trenchard Ranch, Neb. and Oleen Bros.
and E&G Farms, Kan.
All 2010 bull calves were retained to
develop as yearlings for Jamison’s annual
Feb. 2011 bull sale and as two-yr.-
olds for a scheduled Feb. 2012 bulls sale.
Van Newkirk Herefords
38th Annual Bull Sale
Oshkosh, NE
January 17, 2011
Auctioneer: Lex Madden
98 2-Yr Old Bulls – $5,343
21 Bull Calves – $5,060
58 Heifer Calves – $1,251
48 Comm. Heifers – $1,000
The Van Newkirk Annual Bull Sale is
usually a great way to start out the new
year as far as production sales go and
this year it was a barn-burner. The Van
Newkirk family had everything ready
to go and cattle in great shape. It was a
good thing a new set of bleachers were
added because they were needed. Cattle
were in great shape and the crowd really
looked them over.
Top-selling two-year old bull was Lot
41, UU Harley 9166, a 03/03/09 son of
H5 408 Domino 7100 selling to James
Powell of Texas for $17,500.
Lot 54, UU Advance 9198, a 03/06/09
son of H5 408 Domino 7100 sold to CK
Ranch of Kansas for $12,500.
Lot 16, UU Oregon 9105, a 02/21/09
son of H5 9126 Domino 4149 sold to
Carmichael Herefords of South Dakota
for $9,000.
Lot 37, UU Axton 9152, a 02/28/09 son
of UU Axton 6210 sold to Scott Hall of
Texas for $9,000.
Lot 86, UU Axton 9284, a 03/25/09 son
of UU General 3056 sold to John Skrdla
of Nebraska for $9,000.
Lot 57, UU Oregon 9204, a 03/06/09
son of H5 9126 Domino 4149 sold to
Greg Fick of Missouri for $8,600.
Top-selling bull calf was Lot 115, UU
Advance 0014, a 02/06/10 son of HH
Advance 7146T selling to Neil Ostrand
of Nebraska for $8,100.
Lot 127, UU Lakota 0071, a 02/15/10
son of UU Dakota 5126 sold to Robert
Herman of South Dakota for $7,200.
Lot 114, UU Harley 0010, a 02/05/10
son of H5 408 Domino 7100 sold to
Neil Ostrand of Nebraska for $6,250.
Top-selling heifer calf was Lot 176, UU
MS Knight 0176, a 03/04/10 daughter
of GH Adams Knight ET S610 selling
Keith Carmichael (left), Meadow, SD visited
with AHA’s Levi Landers before the Van
Newkirk Sale. Carmichael purchased Lot 16
for $9,000.
Active bidding was apparent through the entire Van Newkirk sale.
to Joe Roe of Idaho for $1,900.
Lot 147, UU MS Valor 0075, a 02/16/10
daughter of SR Valor 1397 sold to Goggins
Herefords of Nebraska for $1,750.
Lot 155, UU MS Knight 0108, a
02/24/10 daughter of GH Adams Knight
ET S610 sold to Joe Roe of Idaho for
$1,700.
48 Commercial Heifers sold for $1,000
each to Mike Waterbury of Nebraska.
A great sale!
Mile High Night Hereford Sale
Grosses $416,610 —
Bulls Average $26,101
Excitement and enthusiasm filled the air in the packed Beef Palace Auction
Arena for the Mile High Night Hereford Sale, Jan. 14, at the National
Western Stock Show (NWSS) in Denver. The Hereford offering was topnotch
and the bidding proved it. When Eddie Sims, National Cattle Services
Inc., silenced the gavel for the final time, $455,610 was spent, 8.375 bulls
averaged $26,101, more than double the average of last year, and 19 females
commanded $7,016 per head. Three flushes brought $8,333, per flush, also
about double the average of last year and 52 embryos averaged $687. The
overall average was $12,855, up from $10,762 last year.
— AHA report
High selling bull in the Denver Mile High Night Sale was C L1 Domino 955W owned by
Churchill Cattle Co, Manhattan, MT, Hoffman/W4 Thedford, NE and Cooper Herefords,
Manhattan, MT. One quarter semen interest sold for $69,000 to the following people: Jensen
Brothers, Marcy Olsen, Rogers Herefords, Ken Coleman, 4L Herefords, Eldred Herefords,
Kent Dedert, Castle Herefords, Climbing Tree Ranch, Mike Steckel, Carswell/Nichols,
Heartland Herefords, Julius Kellner, Larsons Polled Herefords, Wells Bekins, Al Calise,
Randy Grellner, Roy Chumbley, Dick England, Cottonwood Springs, Chris Frans, Kevin
Heath, Grand Meadows Farm, Rocking Chair Ranch, B.C. Herefords, George Ochsner &
Sons, Middleswarth Herefords, Abrakadabra Cattle Co. and Mimms Herefords. No more semen
will be sold by the owners for the life of the bull. He was Grand Champion Bull at Reno
and Reserve Champion Bull in Kansas City.
Woolfolk Elected AHA President
John Woolfolk, Jackson, TN, was announced as the new president of the American
Hereford Association (AHA) during the Annual Membership Meeting in Kansas
City in November. This past year John served as AHA vice president, was
chairman of the finance/audit committee, and served on the executive, member
service, marketing and building committees and the Certified Hereford Beef
(CHB) LLC board.
David Breiner, Alma, KS, was selected to serve as the 2011 AHA vice president.
This past year David served as chairman of the show and sale committee and was a
member of the breed improvement and Hall of Fame/Merit committees.
Completing their terms on the AHA Board were outgoing president, Bob Harrell,
Baker City, OR; Marshall Ernst, Windsor, CO; and Denny Hoffman, McArthur,
CA.
Delegates elected three new Directors during the membership meeting. Keith
Fawcett, Ree Heights, SD; Steve Lambert, Oroville, CA; and Dale Venhuizen,
Manhattan, MT, will serve four-year terms on the 12-member Board.

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Production Sale
Tues. • February 22, 2011 • 12:30 PM
Manhattan Commission Co. • Manhattan, KS
Building intrinsic value in beef cattle can’t be done by perception. Either cattle
work up the food chain, or they don’t. Cattle either possess the genetics to be
profitable at any end point, or they don’t. It’s really pretty simple. Talking about it
is one thing. It’s another to stake more than a half-century of your reputation on
every calf crop. We hope you will join us February 22, 2011, Manhattan, KS
for the Mill Creek Ranch “The Brand that Works” Production Sale.
MCR Harlands Domino 977
Selling
100 Fall and Spring Yearling Angus
& Hereford Bulls
60 Fall 3-n-1 Pairs, Spring Pairs
& Early Spring Calving Cows
MCR Harlands Domino 977 • 43086834
CJH Harland 408 X Feltons Legend 242
CED BW WW YW Milk M&G SC Fat REA Marb
+3.6 +1.5 +57 +93 +26 +54 +1.1 +.068 +.61 +.31
BMI CEZ BII CHB
+$21 +$17 +$18 +$30
MCR Harlands Domino 978 • 43086866
CJH Harland 408 X CL 1 Domino 9126J
CED BW WW YW Milk M&G SC Fat REA Marb
+2.1 +2.5 +55 +96 +31 +58 +1.5 +.046 +.56 +.25
BMI CEZ BII CHB
+$23 +$16 +$20 +$29
MCR Harlands Domino 978
Mill Creek Ranch
20635 Hessdale Road
Alma, KS 66401
Dave Breiner: (785) 449-2841; Cell: (785) 456-4790
Chad Breiner: (785) 564-2091 • www.millcreekranch.com • millcreekranch@embarqmail.com
Pied Piper Farms
Bob & Derek Moore
423 E. Lake Drive
Hamlin, TX 79520
Phone: (800) 338-4610

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National Western Stock Show Champions
Carload and Pen Judges: Greg Shaw, Caldwell, ID,
Mark Aiken, Iberia, MO, and Cody Lowderman, Macomb, IL.
8 carloads, 31 bull pens and 13 heifer pens.
Denver, January 12-15, 2011
Grand Champion Carload — Star Lake Cattle Ranch, Skiatook, OK took home the big trophy
for the 12th year in a row. Their champion carload of junior bull calves, topped the scales at an
average weight of 1,318 lb., and a weight per day of age (WDA) of 3.78. The group was sired by
Remitall Online 122L; HF 4L Beyond 36N; GO 3196 Advance S109; RVP STAR 533P Can-Am
ET 57U and STAR Bright Future 533P ET. On show day the group posted average expected
progeny differences (EPDs) of birth weight (BW) 4.9; weaning weight (WW) 59; yearling weight
(YW) 98; milk (MM) 22; and milk and growth (M&G) 51. The group had an average scrotal measurement
of 35.7 cm.
Reserve Champion Carload — Mrnak Herefords, Bowman, ND, won reserve with their champion
yearling carload of bulls. The group was sired by MH Rambo 717 ET; MH Monument 567;
MH Dakota Lad 6238 1ET; MH Monument 3147 and Remitall Keynote 20X. The average weight
of the load was 2,083 lb. and they calculated a WDA of 3.15. The average EPDs of the group
were BW 5.1; WW 56; YW 92; MM 23; and M&G 51. They measured a scrotal measurement
average of 40.3 cm.
Grand Champion Pen of Bulls — Colyer Herefords with its
pen that fi rst claimed the champion junior bull calf division.
The calves were sired by UPS TC Nitro 1ET, averaged 1,252
lb., and had a calculated WDA of 3.63 with an average scrotal
measurement of 35.5 cm. The group’s EPDs were BW 3.8; WW
63; YW 99; MM 17; and M&G 49.
Reserve Champion Pen of Bulls — Jensen Bros., Courtland,
Kan., won the spring calf division before being selected
reserve grand champion pen with a group by Beckley 758P
Ontime 934S; CRR About Time 743 and KJ HVH 33N Redeem
485T ET. The average EPDs on the bulls were BW 4.0;
WW 57; YW 88; MM 17; and M&G 46. The pen weighed an
average of 1,145 lb. and calculated a 3.72 WDA with a 35.7
cm average scrotal measurement.
Reserve Champion Pen
of Heifers — K7 Herefords,
Lockridge, IA’s heifers were
sired by C-S Gran Torino
8172 ET; K7 2072 Lad 618;
CJH Harland 408; UPS
Domino 3027. The group
posted EPDs of BW 1.7;
WW 51; YW 80; MM 26; and
M&G 52.
Montie Soules (left) and Todd
Herman of Star Lake anxiously
await the announcement of
the carload winners.
Grand Champion Pen of Females — Baumgarten Cattle Co.
with a group sired by TFR High Cotton 328 ET and HH Advance
286M 1ET. The heifers posted average EPDs of BW 3.9;
WW 49; YW 80; MM 19; and M&G 44.
Additional division winners:
Champion spring calf carload: Ridder Hereford Ranch, Callaway, NE
Reserve spring calf carload: Lowell Fisher Family, Spencer, NE
Reserve junior calf carload: Delaney Herefords Inc., Lake Benton, MN
Champion senior calf carload: B&D Herefords, Clafl in, KS
Reserve yearling carload: 4V Douthit Hereford Ranch, St. Francis, KS
Reserve spring bull calf pen: Seely Sayre, Arenzville, IL
Reserve junior bull calf pen: Sandhill Farms, Haviland, KS
Champion senior bull calf pen: Langford Herefords, Okmulgee, OK
Reserve senior bull calf pen: Middleswarth Herefords, Torrington, WY
Champion yearling pen: Mill Creek Ranch & Pied Piper Farm, Alma, KS
Reserve yearling pen: Milligan Herefords, Kings, IL
Champion senior heifer pen: NS Polled Herefords, Mason, OH
Churchill Yankee 080X
Moderate, Deep, Stout!
Born: Jan. 23, 2010
Sire: Churchill Yankee ET
[CHB, DLF, HYF, IEF)
Dam: Churchill Lady 4161 ET
Great Proven Producer!
For Sale Now
CED .7 BW 4.0 WW 63 YW 104 MM 19
SC .4 Fat .003 REA .52 Marb .18
Power, Growth and Great Carcass!
Call for a catalog.
Dale and Nancy Venhuizen
1862 Yadon Road,
Manhattan, MT 59741
406-284-6421
(offi ce and home)
406-284-3715 (fax)
406-580-6421 (cell)
E-mail:
dale@churchillcattle.com
Website:
www.churchillcattle.com
A birdseye view of the carloads in The Yards at Denver.
Photo by Jill Hotchkiss

HEREFORD AMERICA • February 2011
Kuehn Honored as Innovator
Matt Copeland Herdsman of the Year
www.herefordamerica.com • 37
Matt Copeland, Nara Visa, NM, was selected as the
2011 Hereford Herdsman of the Year at the National
Western Stock Show (NWSS) in Denver. Matt was
selected for the award by his peers — other Hereford
herdsmen and breeders. Matt is the fourth generation to
make Herefords a business on the family’s New Mexico
ranch, Copeland and Sons, which has been in operation
since 1943. Today, the Copelands run about 130 registered
Hereford cows and 400 commercial cows. In addition,
they also manage 80 cows used for the production
of club calves.
He is pictured here with his wife Kyla and parents Cliff
and Pat Copeland.
Bill Kuehn, Heartwell, NE, (center) was presented a Hereford
Innovator Award during the 2011 National
Western Stock Show. Pictured presenting the
award are Craig Huffhines, AHA executive
vice president, and John Woolfolk, 2011 AHA
president.
Bill Kuehn Presented
Hereford Innovator Award at
National Western Stock
Show in Denver
Bill Kuehn, Heartwell, NE, was honored
with a Hereford Innovator Award
by the American Hereford Association
for his commitment to the Hereford
industry and the Certified Hereford
Beef (CHB) program. Bill, co-owner of
WRK Herefords Inc., and Kuehn Feedlot,
Heartwell, NE, and Sweetwater
Cattle Co., Kearney, NE, was presented
with the award at the National Western
Stock Show Hereford Carload and Pen
Show in Denver, Jan. 14.
Bill has been in the Hereford business
his whole life. Now 69 years old,
Bill bought his first Hereford heifer
when he was a freshman in high school
as an FFA project. He’s been hooked
ever since.
Now, he operates WRK Herefords,
along with his son Chris, which includes
180 Hereford cows, of which
about 100 are registered. He and Chris,
along with Bill’s brother and his son,
own a small feedyard (about 1,500
head capacity) where they background
Hereford and Hereford-influenced cattle,
both their own and those they purchase
from others.
Bill also recently bought into Sweetwater
Cattle Co., which is a 14,000
head feedlot in nearby Kearney. All in
all, Bill purchases and feed about 6,000
Hereford and Hereford-cross calves a
year. All of the cattle that qualify are
sold to National Beef Packing Co., for
the Certified Hereford Beef (CHB) program.
Bill has been participating in the
CHB program since its inception.
Bill says he prefers feeding Herefords.
“Their cost of gain, the way they
gain, their handle-ability, temperament,
all those things make a difference,”
he says. “There’s many, many people
I know in the Hereford business and I
love them all. God bless each of them. I
feel totally honored by this award.”
Bill and his wife of 44 years, Kay,
have three sons Chris, Larry and Billy,
and three grandchildren.
Fort Keogh
Your original source for Line 1 Hereford Genetics
Low birth weight - high growth - exceptional marbling
Sale March 12th, 2011
Miles City Livestock Commission
Miles City, Montana
Selling 35 bulls – 15 females
Fort Keogh Livestock and Range Research Laboratory
243 Fort Keogh Rd., Miles City, Montana 59301
(406) 874-8200
Michael MacNeil, Geneticist
Vicki Leesburg, Database manager
Brad Eik, Assistant Superintendent
Tom Mott, Cow herd
Benny Bryan, Feedlot
Lindsey Voigt, Records
USDA Agricultural Research Service and Montana Agricultural Experiment Station, cooperating

38 • www.herefordamerica.com HEREFORD AMERICA • February 2011
National Western Stock Show Champions
Open Show Judge: Wes Hudson, Harrison, AR
Junior Show Judge: Shellie Collins, Frederick, OK
Denver, January 12-15, 2011
339 head in the open show, 94 in the junior show
Supreme Champion & Grand Champion Polled Bull —
STAR TCF Shock & Awe 158W ET, a 2/5/09 son of STAR Bright
Future 533P ET, owned by Star Lake Cattle Ranch, Skiatook,
OK.; Buffalo Bend Farm, Lawrenceburg, TN; TCF & Co., Petoskey,
MI; and Tennessee River Music Inc., Ft. Payne, AL. This is
the second year in a row Shock & Awe was named champion.
Reserve Champion Polled Bull — H Richochet 0314 ET, by
TH 75J 243R Bailout 144U ET, owned by Cory Wood, Maysville,
MO, and Hoffman Herefords, Thedford, NE.
Grand Champion Horned Bull — DeLHawk Cattle, Earlville,
IL, and Happ Herefords, Mendoda, IL, with DeLHawk Kahuna
1009 ET by CH Enuff Prophet 2913.
Grand Champion Polled Female — Mallorie Phelps, Grandview,
TX, with STAR KKH SSF Mirror Image 286W by MSU
TCF Titleist 2T ET.
Reserve Champion Polled Female — Bailey Buck, Madill,
OK, with Blacktop Vicky 028 ET, a daughter of BR Moler ET.
She was also named reserve champion in the junior show.
Reserve Champion Horned Bull — Adams Hirsche, High
River, Alberta, and MJT Herefords, Edgerton, Alberta, claimed
the banner for reserve champion horned bull GH Adams Nitro
Design ET 377X by UPS TCC Nitro 1ET.
Grand Champion Horned Female — Clayton Schmitt, Ulysses,
NE, with H W4 Mariah 0103 ET by Golden Oak Outcross
18U.
Reserve Champion Horned Female — Rope Stewart, Sterling
City, Texas, with H GH Belvakay 9014 ET by GO Excel
L18. Belvakay was also named champion horned female in the
junior show.
Junior Show: Grand Champion Horned Female — Rope
Stewart, Sterling City, Texas, with H GH Belvakay 9014 ET by
GO Excel L18.
Junior Show: Grand Champion Polled Female — TCC MS
Diana 01, owned by Blake Tucker, N. Platte, Neb. She is a
March 2010 daughter of CRR About Time 743.
Junior Show: Reserve Champion Polled Female — Bailey
Buck, Madill, OK, with Blacktop Vicky 028 ET, a daughter of
BR Moler ET.
(continued on page 41)
Junior Show: Reserve Champion Horned Female — Amelia
Stallings, Eugene, OR, with C Notice Me Nitro 9161 ET, a February
2009 daughter of UPS TCC Nitro 1ET.

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ADAMS HIRSCHE
HEREFORDS & ANGUS
WORLDWIDE GENETICS
ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BORDER.
Specializing in Carcass Data.
www.hirsche.com
GRANT HIRSCHE
Box 5065
High River, AB T1V 1M3
(403) 652-1173 or
652-4706
cell (403) 652-8254
LCI
DOENZ RANCHES
Square D Herefords
Where Quality Runs
Generations Deep!
DALE
STITH
Auctioneer
100 Silverleaf Dr.
Harvest, AL 35749
cell 918-760-1550
home 256-325-6440
dalestith@yahoo.com
www.DaleStith.com
JOHN & CORB WILSON
Box 327 • Nowata, OK
74048
(918) 273-2154
Corb - (918) 214-4134
John - (918) 214-3356
Nelson & Paula Doenz
Phone: (403) 642-2380
Fax: (403) 642-2471
Brad & Veronica Doenz
(403) 642-7694
E-mail: doenzranches@gmail.ca
www.doenzranches.net
PO Box 362, Warner, AB T0K 2L0
3.2 km E of Warner on #504 & 3.2 km N on Rg Rd #170
Annual Sale: Nov. 17, 2011 at the Ranch
D
Jim Duke
306-538-4556
Fax 538-2193
Harvey Duke
306-761-2810
Langbank, SK S0G 2X0
Email: square.d@sasktel.net
square-dpolledherefords.com
Til-Toba Polled
Herefords
Box 65 Tilston, MB
R0M 2B0
(204) 686-2289
Ken & Judy Wray
California
1975 E. Roosevelt Rd.
El Nido, CA 95317
Gino & Mona Pedretti (209) 722-2073
Gino Pedretti Jr. (209) 383-1905
Mark St. Pierre (209) 384-0129
Canada
Auctioneers
Generation after generation, same trusted brand.
Jay Cross: (403) 978-2767
Doug Finseth, Mgr.: (403) 938-7726
Okotoks, AB
www.barpipe.com
Lilybrook Herefords, Inc.
Practical, Efficient Cattle Are Our Livelihood!
Andy Schuepbach
Box 2044
Claresholm, AB, Canada
T0L 0T0
Phone: 403/625-4693 • Cell: 403/625-6316
Fax: 403/625-1500
andy@lilybrookherefords.com
www.lilybrookherefords.com
T
Schohr
Herefords
P.O. Box 391 • Gridley, CA 95948
Carl & Susan: 530-846-4354
Steven, Melissa & Joseph: 530-864-2855
E-mail: ricencows@schohr.com
Selling bulls and heifers
by private treaty.
Contact us for semen
MH Silverado 891 on Dakota.
November 2011
Medicine Hat, Alberta
Sale Time 1:00 pm sharp
Mark Stenson
Auctioneer
307-746-5869 (cell) • 307-680-1683 (home)
mestenson@hughes.net
Commercial and Purebred Livestock
Sales Farm Sales & Appraisals
PO Box 881 • Upton, WY 82730
BAR C
CATTLE CO. LTD.
#4-3342 Millar Ave.
Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 7G9
Office: (306) 933-4200
Ted: (306) 242-0095
Fax: (306) 934-0744
E-mail: info@tbarc.com
Web site: www.buyagro.com
Thick, Canadian Horned Cattle
Box 761
Lethbridge, AB T1J 3Z6
THE TEMPLETONS
Doran (403) 345-4144 Byron (403) 345-3889
Brant (403) 345-4124 Joyce ( 403) 345-3823
www.xtcherefords.com
e-mail: xtcherf@shockware.com
Lynn Weishaar
Livestock Auctioneer
13567 SD Highway 79
Reva, SD 57651
605/866-4670
Colorado
31st
ANNUAL SALE
Tuesday,
Oct. 2011
970-878-5362
800-351-5362
Mary Strang & Family
2969 County Road 8 • Meeker, CO 81641
strangherefords@wreawildblue.org
www.strangherefords.com
Livestock Equipment
PORTABLE & STATIONARY LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT
FAWCETT ENTERPRISES, INC.
36111 211th Street ~ Miller, SD 57362-6814
For More Information Contact:
WAYNE FAWCETT
Phone 605/853-3930 • Cell 605/530-6024 • Fax 605/853-3310
CUSTOM DESIGNS AVAILABLE
Shaw Cattle Co.
23020 Howe Rd.
Caldwell, ID 83607
www.shawcattle.com
Greg: (208) 459-3029
Sam: (208) 453-9790
Tucker: (208) 455-1678
THE BULL BUSINESS BRAND SM
ANGUS HEREFORD RED ANGUS
1338 Chestnut Ave.
1338 Corning, Chestnut IA 50841 Ave.
Corning, IA 50841
1338 Chestnut Ave.
Corning, IA 50841
Johnson
Herefords
Since 1918
Registered Horned & Polled Herefords
Jack & Lynne Johnson
2165 240th St.
Milford, IA 51351
Phone 712-338-4578
Idaho
Iowa
Steve & Becky Zinke
Steve & Becky For Zinke Sale: Zinke
For Black Sale: Hereford
Black Hereford Semen
Black Semen Hereford
Registered Registered Semen Black Black
Hereford Bulls
Registered
Hereford
Black
Bulls
641-322-3419
Hereford zink2@frontiernet.net 641-322-3419 Bulls
zink2@frontiernet.net
641-322-3419
zink2@frontiernet.net
Auction Barns
LEMMON LIVESTOCK, INC.
Box 477
Lemmon, South Dakota 57638
Phone 605-374-3877
or 1-800-822-8853
Paul Huffman, General Manager • 605-645-2493
Chad Hetzel, Assistant Manager • 701-376-3748
• Sales Every Wednesday •
We feature
Hereford & Hereford-X Cattle in Special Sales
www.lemmonlivestock.com
Feedyards
BASSETT FEEDING, INC.
“Quality Custom Cattle Feeding”
P.O. Box 68 - Bassett, NE 68714
FEEDLOT: 402/273-4424
Fax #: 402-273-4132
Ray Carr
402-760-2560
E-mail: bassett@nntc.net
www.bassettfeeding.com
Selling Bulls & Heifers?
Advertise in the
March issue of
Hereford America.
Ad materials need to be in
by February 5th.
Neal Ward
673 N. 825 W. • Blackfoot, ID 83221
(208) 684-5252
HERD SIRES:
Remitall Online 122L • MC Ranger 9615
Remitall Route 66 • Trail Boss
4th Production Sale: September 2010
K7 HEREFORDS
Est. 1968
Tom and Jo Heidt & Family
3388 240th Street
Lockridge, IA 52635
Tom’s Cell: 608.574.2309
Jo’s Cell: 608.574.6334
Breeding Stock Available
Shamrock Cattle Co.
3940 Shamrock Drive
Lohrville, IA 51453
Marc Hardy
515.490.8125
Office
515.465.6451
John Hardy
515.830.2855

40 • www.herefordamerica.com HEREFORD AMERICA • February 2011
Hereford Items
Alexander Farms
Polled Herefords
John Alexander Family
2756 S. Donmyer Road
Gypsum, KS 67448-9414
Home: (785) 536-4931
alexfarms@eaglecom.net
— Breeding Stock, Semen & Flushes For Sale —
Mike
1074 Hwy. 1
620-582-2669
Mike & Jane
Deewall
www.herefords.net
hereford
works
19941 Townline
Mokena
IL 60448
Unique Hereford Products Call (708) 479-5270
WANTED
— Old Sale Catalogs —
of Hereford and
Polled Hereford Sales
Contact: Charles Reid
816-758-6562
22501 Thorngrove Rd.
Peculiar, MO 64078
LINEBRED KING DOMINOS AND
ADVANCED DOMINOS
Deewall
Family
Herefords
Coldwater, KS
67029
620-635-5978
(cell)
www.deewallherefords.com
Baker Farms
1278 E. 20th Rd. • Streator, IL 61364
Fred • Debby
Sarah • Susan • John
Phone: (815) 672-3491 • Mobile: (815) 257-3491
Fax: (815) 672-1984
STEPHENS
HEREFORD
FARM
STEPHENS
TRAILER SALES
Eby aluminum livestock
P.O. Box 168 • Edinburg, IL 62531
Mark, Chris, Katie and Kayla Stephens
217-825-7913 Cell
217-623-4236 Home
mckks91@consolidated.net
Danny Stephens, Trailers • 217-824-2815
and
BERAN BROS.
ANGUS
HEREFORDS 1350 NE 100 Ave.
Claflin, KS 67525
Craig Beran, Jr.
620/587-3709 Gerald Beran, Jr.
620/786-9703 (cell) 620/587-3407
Sale 4th Tuesday in March
*CATTLE FOR SALE AT THE RANCH*
4V Douthit Herefords
600 S Lorraine St • St. Francis, KS 67756
kansas
4V RANCH
(785) 332-3009
STEVE
(785) 332-2323
cell (785) 332-7192
StephenDouthit@sbcglobal.net
BTS HEREFORDS
Bruce & Tracy
Schlickau
14601 South McNew Road
Hutchinson, KS 67501
Phone: 620-459-6576
Location: 5 miles south of Hwy 96 & K17 jct.
1 mile east, then 3/4 mile south
Quality Herefords by private treaty sales
Bulls
For
Sale
Illinois
D
Deters Black Herefords
Registered Black Herefords
Breeding Stock For Sale
Trudy & Ray Deters
2002 Hugenberg Lane
Fowler, IL 62338
217/224-7641 • cell 217/242-8653
cattleus@yahoo.com
Superior Hereford Genetics
LOEHR HEREFORD FARM
P.T. “Pete” Loehr
113 W. Northgate Rd
Peoria, Ill. 61614
309/692-6026 or 1-800-937-BEEF
~ The Best of the Best ~
Line One, Canadian & Pure Gold
Walter, Megan & Chuck
Douthit-Downey Land & Cattle, LLC
Walter’s cell (785) 332-6095
Megan’s cell (785) 332-8575
Chuck’s cell (785) 332-4034 1805 RS 115
St. Francis, KS 67756
www.douthitherefords.com
megan@douthitherefords.com
QUALITY & PERFORMANCE SINCE 1919
JAMES
(815) 562-4946
Milligan Herefords
481 Church Rd
Kings, IL 61068
ROBERT
(815) 562-6391
Illinois State
Hereford Sale
March 27
DOUBLE
DEDICATION
MALCOLM
(815) 562-5879
DAVIS HEREFORDS
Dean & Danny
(785) 256-4643 or (785) 256-4010
13 miles west of Topeka on I-70,
Keene/Eskridge exit, 3 miles south
29111 B Keene Rd., Maple Hill, Kansas 66507
FLORY
POLLED HEREFORDS
Mike Flory & Family
618 E. 800 Rd.
Lawrence, KS 66047
785/865-3444 • 785/748-0887
mike.flory@sbcglobal.net
JB Trojan & Polled L1
Performance tested since 1979.
Functional cattle with multi-trait performance.
THE KANSAS HEREFORD ASSOCIATION
Tom Granzow, Secretary-Manager
765 South 3000 Road
Herington, Kansas 67449
785-466-2247 785-466-2226 (FAX)
kansashereford@tctelco.net
www.kansashereford.org
FRANK HUG & SONS
Bulls & Females
For Sale Private Treaty
H
Bob Hug
785/230-0434
FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS IN HERFEORD CATTLE
IN KANSAS AND SURROUNDING STATES
2556 W. 125th Street
Scranton, KS 66537
fhug-sons@excite.com
MILL CREEK RANCH
20635 Hessdale Rd
Alma, KS 66401
David Breiner (785) 449-2841
Chad Breiner (785) 564-2091
Clay Breiner, Ryan Breiner, Ashley Bohl
David cell (785) 456-4790
www. millcreekranch.com
millcreekranch@embarqmail.com
SALE FEB. 22, 2011
MANHATTAN, KS
H
Ed Hug
785/230-7597
JENSEN BROS.
See us for your next herd sire!
Kevin & Sheila Jensen
P.O. Box 197 • Courtland, KS 66939
785-374-4372
Kevin: 785-243-6397
jensenks@courtland.net
www.jensenbros.net
“Best of Both Worlds Sale” • 4th Mon. in March
12 noon at the ranch • Dwight, KS
70 Hereford
Bulls
55 Angus
The next issue is March.
Deadline for that issue is Feb. 5.
Also selling
75
F-1 Black
Baldy Heifers
with calves
20 Quarter
Horses
Jan: 785-482-3383 • Arden: 785-482-3398
Box 8, Dwight, KS 66849
E-mail: jakoleenbros@tctelco.net
www.oleenbrothers.com
www.maloneherefordfarm.com
Bulls • Bred Females • Replacement
Heifers • Show Heifers & Steers
Bloodlines: 434V, Volume III, Keynote,
Beyond, Tailor Made
Alton & Marie
(620) 342-7538
1371 Road F
Emporia, KS 66801
Sandhill
Farms
Gustafson Herefords
Gus, Deb and Shelbi Gustafson
7477 Davis Creek Road
Junction City, KS 66441
785-238-7306
I-70 exit 303... 7 miles South
Visitors Always Welcome
MEITLER
Gene: 785/526-7381 • 785/658-5612
meitlercattle@wilsoncom.us
Darris: 785/525-6200 • 785/658-5208
www.meitlercattle.com
Registered Polled Herefords
Bulls
Since 1913
Kevin & Vera Schultz
2408 280th Ave., Haviland, KS 67059
Phone: (620) 995-4072 • Cell: (620) 546-4570
James and Charlene
e-mail: kevin@sandhillfarms.com
H: 620/465-2691
website: www.sandhillfarms.com
Cell: 316/734-3700
Sale 1st Friday in April
schlickauranch@
embarqmail.com
1237 N. 13th Rd
Lucas, KS 67648
Cattle for Sale Private Treaty
Lois
P/F: 620/465-7749
14506 S. Victory Rd.
Haven, KS 67543

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www.herefordamerica.com • 41
National Western Stock Show Champions
Champion Cow-Calf Pair — Jordan, Kelley, Mark and
Nathan, Kaycee, WY, with L3 Rambo Lady Panda 843 by GH
Rambo 279R, and her April bull calf by Star L3 Gerber Vision
053.
Reserve Champion Cow-Calf Pair — Katie Nolles, Bassett,
NE, with KLD 3060 Daisy D76 ET by BR Lansing 3060, and
her May heifer calf by TCC Mr Davidson 81 ET.
Horned Get-of-Sire — DeLHawk Cattle Co. exhibited the
fi rst-place horned get-of-sire with a group sired by CH Enuff
Prophet 2913.
BELL’S RAWHIDE RANCH
Horned & Polled Herefords
F1 Baldy Heifers
Quality Cattle & Horses
6006 76th St. SW
Motley, MN 56466
Roy M. Bell
(218) 397-2579
cell (218) 296-1960
Jones Farms
Dave & Susan Jones
31490 E. State Hwy. 112
LeSueur, MN 56058
(507) 665-3962
(507) 317-5996 cell
Breeding Stock For Sale
Bulls, Heifers, Club Calves,
F1 Baldy Heifers
Lind Polled Herefords
Since 1958
• Dan • Susie • Judy •
2.5 miles East
of Leader
Contact: Dan Lind
200 E. Grove St.
Rushford, MN 55971
(507) 864-2298
e-mail: Lind2@acegroup.cc
Visitors Always Welcome
David, Lorie, Matthew, Michael & Mason
Kitchell
3471 State Highway 200
Ada, MN 56510-9260
Quality, Performance Cattle For Sale
8 Miles East of Ada
On U.S. 200
Thanks for
Supporting the
Gopher the Purple Sale!
KLAGES
HEREFORDS
Quality seedstock
for sale
Minnesota
218-584-8283
Visitors Always Welcome
Jeff & Mary Klages
64090 410th St
Ortonville, MN 56278
ph/fax (320) 273-2163
jmklages@fedteldirect.net
Lost Meadows Farm
Registered
Polled Herefords
Dave & Rhonda Eckert
18513 405th Ave
Frazee, MN 56544
218.334.5732
Shawn & Dawn
36860 Rethwisch Lane
Frazee, MN 56544
218.334.4045
Jerry & Shelly Delaney
2071 Co. Rd. 101
Lake Benton, MN 56149
Home: 507/368-9284 • Cell: 507/820-0661
delaneyherefords@yahoo.com
www.delaneyherefords.com
Cattle for sale at all times.
Gottschalk Polled
Herefords
Powerful Genetics • Stylish Cattle
• Since 1961 •
2011 — Our 50th Year
Breeding Stock For Sale
Visit Anytime!
Just 8 miles West of Rochester, MN at Byron
Dave & Rose
Jerry & Diane 512 Frontier Rd SW
(507) 775-2794 Byron, MN 55920
(507) 775-2951
Les Krogstad
3348 430th St.
Fertile, MN 56540
(218) 945-6213
les@krogstadpolledherefords.com
www.krogstadpolledherefords.com
Nelson Polled Herefords
Phil • 507-629-3375
Will • 507-626-0239
E-mail:
wnelson@westtechwb.com
1616 Co. Rd. 11
Tracy, MN 56175
Herd Bulls
NPH President Lamplighter 257
NPH Advance Lamplighter 754
Beau Gaston 2008
NPH King Ten 926
NPH Active in
T.P.R.
Igenity D.N.A.
Proud to be a Hereford Breeder
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FREDERICKSON HEREFORD
FARM
Performance Polled Herefords,
Angus and F1 Black Baldies
— Cattle for Sale Private Treaty —
Mark, Mary Kay
& Sarah
30819 250th St. SF.
Starbuck, MN 56381
320/239-4213
J
im
eri
H
Frederickson Hereford
Farm - West
Nate, Jayna & Teegan
19558 Anchor Road
St. Onge, SD 57779
605/254-4872 (cell)
anson
erefords
ody
aime
J
37590 110th St
Comfrey, MN 56019
507.877.3631
jerihanson@hotmail.com
Herefords
Since 1957
2477 N.W. Main St. • Coon Rapids, MN 55448
Cattle at Princeton, MN
Bulls & Females For Sale
Doug & JoAnn (763) 755-4930
Bryan & Marytina (763) 389-0625
Bradley & Brigitte (612) 720-1311
E-mail: joannlawrence8@msn.com
Minnesota Hereford
Breeders
Ross Carlson, Secretary
(320) 366-3726
1470 10th St.
Murdock, MN 56271
www.mnherefordbreeders.org
“Quality” not “Quantity”
Hereford Cattle
John W. Schmidt & Sons
Pipestone, MN 56164
John A. Schmidt
787 70th Ave.
(507) 825-2383
cell: (507) 215-1037
John E. Schmidt
905 7th St SW
(507) 825-2786
cell: (507) 215-1174
Springwater
Polled Herefords
Chad, Lacey, Easton &
Michoen Williamson
Pipestone, MN
507/825-5766
507/215-0817
springwater@svtv.com
Troy Williamson
Garretson, SD
507/597-6221
605/254-7875
twilliamson@alliance
com.net
Lester & John Schafer
FOR SALE:
64664 170th St.
Bulls
Buffalo Lake, MN 55314 Females
(320) 833-2050
Semen
(320) 582-1458 John cell
(320) 582-0489 Les
WERK
HEREFORDS
Bob, Phyllis & Robyn
11446 Co. Rd. 14
Herman, MN 56248
(320) 246-3220
Shane (620) 727-5204
Registered
Polled Herefords & Angus
• Bulls and Heifers for sale at all times •

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In the horned show Adams Hirsche and Four L Hereford Farm, Atwood, Tenn., were both named
premier exhibitor and Adams Hirsche was also premier breeder. Pictured are Kevin Hirsche,
Grant and Annette Hirsche and AHA’s Jack Ward.
Bayers
Hereford Ranch
Byron & Pauline Bayers
PO Box 410
Twin Bridges, MT 59754
(406) 684-5465
bayers@3rivers.net
Private Treaty Sales
www.beeryherefords.com
Eddy & Joanne
406/773-5710
Montana
Matt & Krista
406/773-5721
cell 406/979-5720
Eastern Montana’s finest Herefords
~ Horned & Polled ~
At the conclusion of the polled show, Star Lake Cattle Ranch secured premier breeder, premier
exhibitor and best six head titles.
BIG SKY LIVESTOCK
ULTRASOUNDING
Dale Sand
dale.sand@yahoo.com PO Box 811
Fairfield, MT 59436
406/799-1859 or 406/467-2818
UGC CERTIFIED CARCASS TECHNICIAN
Bleeker
Herefords
Bob Bleeker
1337 Hwy 421
Joliet, MT 59041
Bulls, Heifers, Feeders For Sale
406/962-3801
B
357 Pryor Mtn. Rd.
Bridger, MT 59014
JERRY & JOAN GEREGHTY
406-662-3375
406-425-1411 cell
jgereghty@transdynamics.com e-mail
DALLAS
POLLED HEREFORDS
Don Dallas
Box 532
Canyon Creek MT 59633
406/368-2244 Ranch
406/443-5110 Office
“Mountain Raised Performance Cattle”
DUTTON HEREFORDS
D
D
190 Sunnyside Ln.
Gold Creek, MT 59733
Dean (406) 288-3330
Registered bulls and commercial
bred heifers for sale.
Arvid & Linda
(406) 895-2657
Jay-De & Kara
Lorrie
Box 292
Plentywood, MT 59254
EHLKE HEREFORDS
Mark, Della, Lacey & Jane’a Ehlke
PO Box 178 • Townsend, MT 59644
Mark: 406/439-4311 • Della: 406/439-4300
www.ehlkeherefords.com
Marvin
FEDDES
& Sons
www.feddes.com
TFeddes@msn.com
Dan (406) 284-6810 • cell 570-1602
Tim (406) 284-6990 • cell 570-4771
Marvin (406) 284-3709
7980 Meadow View Road
Manhattan, MT 59741-8122
MC
McMurry
Cattle
®
Genetics for Certified Hereford Beef
REGISTERED POLLED HEREFORDS
Fred, Doreen and Rebecca McMurry
2027 Iris Lane
Billings, MT 59102
(406) 254-1247
(406) 254-1247 (fax)
Squaw Creek Ranch
20 miles east of Billings
(406) 348-2303
www.mcmurrycattle.com
mcmurrycattle@mcn.net
M W
Mohican
Polled Hereford Farm
4551 State Rt. 514
Glenmont, OH 44628
Conard & Nancy Stitzlein (330) 378-3421
Matt Stitzlein (330) 378-3487
Mohican West
3100 Sportsman Park Road
Laurel, MT 59044
Phone/Fax (406) 633-2600
Terry Powlesland (406) 633-2810
Northern Genetic
Resource
www.ngrbulls.com
Real World - Honest - Guaranteed Bulls
Ace & Tara Diemert
230 3700 Rd South
Lothair, MT 59461
406/432-3412
ngrhereford@northerntel.net
Horned
P.O. Box 330055
Gold Creek, MT 59733
Breeding Hereford
Cattle Since 1945
Thomas Herefords
Polled
Bulls & Heifers for Sale
Richard (406) 288-3459
Bruce (406) 544-1536
e-mail: thomasfamily@blackfoot.net
www.thomasherefords.com
Steer In Trailer Sales
29 Bronco Drive
Three Forks, MT 59752
www.steerin.com
New & Used
Stock & Horse Trailers
Flatbeds - Mats -
Cargo Trailers
Located at I-90 and Hwy. 287
L1 Advance Victors
Victor Dominos
Low birth weights -
High maternal EPDs.
(406) 285-4300
Fax: (406) 285-4146
1-877-335-5372
John and Linda Holden
540 Westwind Lane
Valier, MT 59486
(406) 279-3326
www.westwindranch.com
Ad materials for the February issue are due in to the
Hereford America office by January 5.
Bernie & Stacie Buzanowski
4365 Custer Frontage Rd.
Pompeys Pillar, MT 59064
Phone: 406/875-2138
E-mail: snowshoecattle@msn.com
• Located 32 miles east of Billings
• Registered Hereford Cattle
• Bulls available in the Spring
• Heifers for sale at all times
G GENOA
L
BULLS FOR SALE:
LIVESTOCK
Top performance Hereford Genetics
Horned and Polled
DWIGHT JOOS: 775-240-6030
BOB & CAROL COKER: 916- 539-1987
OFFICE: 775-782-3336
640 Genoa Lane, Minden, NV 89423
www.genoalivestock.com
9969 River Road
Bozeman, MT 59718
Nevada
BULLS FOR SALE
PRIVATE TREATY
STOREY
HEREFORD RANCH
Jim (406)580-2226
Chuck & Kathy (406)587-3024
Chuck, cell (406)580-8255
SHR@storeyherefordranch.com
Mrnak Herefords West
Loren, Terrie, Hunter and Tanner
Mrnak
PO Box 70
Whitmore, CA 96096
530/472-6431 • Cell: 775/848-0160
Email: lorenmrnak@aol.com

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HEREFORD AMERICA • February 2011
BLUEBERRY HILL FARMS
Doug Bolte
Manager
Office Phone 402/371-0931
Home Phone 402/379-1432
Fax: 402/644-8010
email: dbolte@conpoint.com
1103 So. Grandview Drive
Norfolk, NE 68701
Frenzen
Polled Herefords
Females and Club Calves
for sale at private treaty.
Galen & Gwen Frenzen and Family
50802 N. Edgewood Rd. • Fullerton, NE 68638
Phone: (308) 536-2069 • Cell: (308) 550-0237
www.frenzencattle.com
Feed Efficiency, Carcass,
Moderate size, High gain
Documented proof
Annual Bull
Production
Sale
March 22,
2011
KEG
HEREFORD RANCH
Ken & Marilyn Stephens
HC 13 Box 22, Valentine, NE 69201
402-376-1267
Joe Brockman, Secretary
402/756-7127
brockman@gtmc.net
Roy: (402)244-5360 - Also Fax #
Jay: (402) 244-5457
1 mile West & 6 miles
45723 875 Rd
South of Newport
Newport, NE 68759
Have bulls for sale?
Advertise them in the
next issue of
Hereford America...
deadline February 5th.
Call 605/866-4495 or
e-mail:
jbh@herefordamerica.com
Dave, Jessye & Rachel Goertz
79483 Highway 2 • Berwyn, NE 68814
(308) 935-1292 Cell (308) 631-4250
Fax: (308) 935-1596
www.dhdherefords.com
Bulls & Heifers for Sale Privately
& Also at Black Hills Stock Show,
Cattlemen’s Classic-Kearney, Royal, and Denver
HELMS
Polled Herefords
Randy Helms
73031 Rd 419
Holbrook, NE 68948
308-493-5312
LINTON
POLLED HEREFORDS
Art & Jean Linton
77414 Hwy 183
Miller, NE 68858
Home: (308) 457-1127
Cell: (308) 293-5816
ajlinton@frontiernet.net
www.lintonpolledherefords.com
since
1907
Ridder
Hereford Ranch
John & Mary Ridder
Callaway, Nebraska
Sale First
Thursday
in February
Nebraska
308/836-4430
mailbag@RidderRanch.com
www.ridderranch.com
TEGTMEIER
POLLED HEREFORDS
51st Annual Sale March 29, 2011
71556 609th Ave.
Burchard, NE 68323
Russ: (402) 865-5805
www.tegtmeierpolledherefords.com
Mike & Carol Allison
70641 Kunze Lane • Boardman, OR 97818
(541) 481-4184
Fax: (541) 481-2937
Last issue of the
season is our
April/May issue.
Deadline is March 5th.
ESTERMANN
HEREFORDS
— Continuous Herd Since 1899 —
32 years of Canadian breeding
Joe, Marlene & Dan Estermann
35219 S. Somerset Rd.
Wellfleet, NE 69170
Phone: 308-963-4473
E-mail: jestermann@nebnet.net
HUWALDTS HEREFORDS
SCHUTTE &
SONS
1417 Road 2100
Guide Rock, NE 68942-8099
Ron Schutte
402-756-3462
rnschutte@gtmc.net
www.gtmc.net/schutte
VAN NEWKIRK
HEREFORDS
Quality Herefords Since 1892
Sale: January 17, 2011
Joe Van Newkirk
Oshkosh, NE 69154
Phone: 308/778-6049
www.vannewkirkherefords.com
Oregon
E
England Ranch
Registered Horned Herefords
ER
86423 558 Ave • Randolph, NE 68771
Ed & Marsha
Home: 402/337-0748
Cell: 402/360-4387
Angie
Cell: 402/360-4385
and Performance Angus
Jon, Owner
Dick, Consultant
Jim
Keith & Virginia
402/337-0307
Email: huwed@live.com
Website: www.edhuwaldt.com
Polled Hereford Bulls & Females For Sale at Private Treaty.
Visitors Always Welcome!
MELCHER HEREFORDS, INC.
For Sale
Hereford Bulls
Dehorned commercial Hereford heifers
bred to Angus bulls (Right Answer)
Don Melcher — 402-336-7194
86288 Voyager Rd., Page, NE 68766
541/504-0074
Fax: 541/504-7830
541/420-4699
Powell Butte and Prineville, Oregon
ER
www.herefordamerica.com • 43
Quality Cattle That Work
Lowell & Carol
(402) 589-1347
C
F
J
BIRD
541-523-2166
HEREFORDS
George
David and Lynda Bird
541-403-0125
Phone & Fax: (541) 742-5436
E-mail: bird@pinetel.com
45863 Crow Rd.
Halfway, Oregon 97834
48979 Nordic Road
Spencer, NE 68777
JB RANCH
C
F
Polled Herefords
Milk, Muscle Performance & Weight
Bulls
Bulls and Females
Always For Sale, Females
that Visitors Always Welcome! that
Perform
Prolifi c - Disposition
Produce
Jack & Bev Beeson 402/375-3404
Wayne, NE 68787 cell: 402/375-9027
Brand of Quality
Herefords
P.O. Box 306 • Hyannis, NE 69305
HARRELL
HEREFORD
RANCH
42590 Salmon Creek Road
Baker City, OR 97814
Bob Harrell, Jr.
541/523-4322
FISHER
M NAHAN
CATTLE
C MPANY
James (308) 458-2406
Bryan (308) 458-2865
Bob (308) 458-2731
STANGLE HEREFORDS
601 Pink School Rd.
Marsland, NE 69354
BULLS, FEMALES & STEERS FOR SALE
Joyce: 308/635-0193
Larry: 308/632-1038
cell: 308/225-0535
www.stangleherefords.com
Vin~Mar
Cattle Company
Owners: Vince, Mary, Ryan & Bryson Bickel ~ Jerry & Suzy Bottorff
Contact Vince at 308-282-0416 or Cell: 308-360-0336
2860 630th Rd
Gordon, NE 69343
www.vinmarcattle.net
Email: vmbickel@gpcom.net
Registered Black Angus & Hereford
Visitors Welcome Anytime!
Chandler Herefords Inc.
Wide, Thick, Long, Correct, Beautiful, Balanced Herefords
120 Years in the business
541-523-3570
Charles
Give us a call
541-523-4265
Duane
541-403-0124
17528 Chandler Lane
Baker City, OR 97814
www.chandlerherefords.com
E-mail: gchandlr@uci.net
Don Schafer
541/403-0008
Registered Hereford Cattle and Quarter Horses
Annual Sale First Monday In March

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North Dakota
Larry J. Behm & Family
POLLED HEREFORDS
Larry, Aneica,
Lindsey, Nicole and Logan Behm
5944 Hwy. 1806
Beulah, ND 58523
701-873-2646
e-mail: albehm@westriv.com
Have bulls for sale?
Advertise them in the
next issue of
Hereford America...
deadline Feb. 5th.
Call 605/866-4495 or e-mail
jbh@herefordamerica.com.
Boehnke Hereford
Ranch
Registered Herefords Since 1946
Unpampered • Functional • Sound
Cattle for Sale at All Times
A
8424 4th Ave N.E.
Kramer, ND 58748
Jeff 701-359-4450 • Jared 701-768-2914
e-mail: jboehnke@utma.com
B
CARTER’S
POLLED HEREFORDS
(Save the Date)
April 1, 2011
Annual Bull Sale at Lake Region
Livestock in Devils Lake, ND
Jimmy Carter
P.O. Box 55
Rocklake, ND 58365
Ph. 701-266-5575
Malynda • 605-929-7314
Terry Carter
6760 92nd St. NE
Rocklake, ND 58365
Ph. 701-266-5468
tmcarter@utma.com
DANPolled Herefords
3651 117th Ave. SE
Valley City, ND 58072
701-845-2074 Eve
701-845-0782 Day
~ Striving to improve
through embryo transfer ~
Visitors and calls are welcome anytime!
Dave, Vivian & Bruce Nelson
DIAMOND R HEREFORDS
Randy & Julie Lemm Family
623 166th Ave. SE
Hillsboro, ND 58045
(701) 436-5465
rdlemm@yahoo.com
Flying J Polled Herefords
3611 3rd St. NW
Underwood, ND 58576
---------------------
Quality Seed Stock for sale by private treaty
---------------------
James & Ella Johannes • John & Janel Johannes
Phone: 701-442-5265
e-mail: jjme@westriv.com
Visit Our Website at: www.wrtc.com/jjme
Merlin, Eunice & Ebe
Fornes
Quality grass-raised
Polled Herefords
12169 56th St. SE
Kathryn, ND 58049
(701) 924-8360
Friedt Herefords
& Quarter Horses
Selling Feb. 2011 with Stroh Herefords in
Dickinson & Private Treaty.
Gary, Kirsten, Megan, Lindsey & Aaron
8733 55th St SW • Mott, ND 58646
701/824-2300
E-mail: gfriedt@hotmail.com
Website: www.friedtherefords.com
HELBLING HEREFORDS
Registered and commercial.
Bulls and females for sale any time.
Herd bulls are sons of:
• PW Mohican Nasdaq P316
— Private Treaty —
• Star 67J Eclipse 135S
• Mohican Mint 19M
• Remitall Patriot ET 13P
• DR World Class 517 10H
Our herd runs
100 cows.
4785 Co. Rd. 83 • Mandan, ND 58554
• Mohican TRM Java 25J
Bulls and females
• Mohican Jake 17J
for sale at
• Mohican Hunter 57H
Jim
Fred
all times!
Wayne
HIEB POLLED HEREFORDS
701-663-7123
Jerry and LaWanna Hieb 701-663-0137 701-663-1229
4041 117th Ave. SE • Valley City, ND 58072
(701) 845-0683
(701) 840-9831 - cell Located 6 miles south of I-94, Exit 292
E-mail: helbling95@msn.com
28 North Dakota Hereford Directory
Registered Red Angus and Horned Hereford
“We’re in the Business of Building Performance Bulls”
Call or Write for Sale Information
Leonard..701/245-6280
Myron.....701/245-6494
Matt........701/245-6401
Dusty.......701/837-9247
Leonard & Matt
10411 Hwy 83
Westhope, ND 58793
llodoen@ndak.net
Myron & Dusty
1670 Cty. Rd. 6 NW
Westhope, ND 58793
lodoen@westhope.ndak.net
Midway Polled Herefords
7480 26th St.
Sheyenne, ND 58374
Doug & Anne: 701/996-3111
Bill, Karen, Katie & Whitney:
701/996-3300
midwayph@stellarnet.com
Visitors Always Welcome
ANNUAL SALE
Feb. 13, 2011
SALE IN
BOWMAN, ND
14503 91st St. SW • Bowman, ND 58623
Marlene 701/574-3124
Wayne, Jill & Robyn 701/574-3172
Terry & Debby & Andy 701/574-3193
Brent & Jenna 701-206-0604
www.mrnakherefords.com
Pelton Polled
Herefords
C K P
We produce Polled Herefords
for the Commercial Cowman
40 93rd Ave. NW
Craig & Janet Halliday, ND 58636
Kayla & Kain 701-548-8243
Pelton craigp@ndgateway.com
G HF
Grandview
Hereford Farms
Horned bulls always for sale.
Jay, Becky, Laramie & Codee Reed
5890 Moorefield Rd.
Springfield, Ohio 45502
(937) 342-0629
grandview5890@att.net
North Dakota
Hereford Assn.
Joana Friesz
Sec/Treas.
PO Box 67
New Salem, ND 58563
701/843-8750 • 701/400-8744 cell
701/843-8744 work
joana@northlandinsuranceagency.com
4th Generation Hereford Breeder;
Line Bred Hazlett and Canadian Bloodlines
Steven W. Pollestad
Ph. (701) 938-4648
Ohio
8939 6th St. SW
Halliday, ND 58636
E-mail: pollestad@pop.ctctel.com
Buckeye
Hereford Association
Lisa Finnegan, secretary
440-320-6193
ohioherefordlady@yahoo.com
Sale Date: March 2011
www.BuckeyeHerefords.com
OLSON
Hereford Ranch
Carl Olson
2713 166 Ave SE • Argusville, ND 58005
ranch: 701/484-5779 • cell: 701/361-0684
Red Power Bull Sale - Feb. 17, 2011
www.olsonherefordranch.com
E-mail: olsoncandc@aol.com
Quality Polled Hereford Cattle
1990 10th St. NE
Goodrich, ND 58444
Jason & Linda • 701-884-2424
Kevin & Julie Bender • 701-884-2417
TLR LAND & CATTLE CO., INC.
TLR HEREFORDS
15120 Akron Canfield Road
Berlin Center, OH 44401
(330) 547-4712 Home
(330) 206-4755 Tom’s cell
Tri-State Elite IV: Oct. 24, 2010
Tom
Wanda
Sadie
&
Marissa
Pay
Auctions
Winter Ranch
Visitors Always Welcome
Stop Anytime
1 p.m. eastern
tlrherefords@hotmail.com
www.TLR-HEREFORDS.com
Certified • Accredited
Oklahoma
DAY HEREFORDS
Hazlett-Turner Ranch Bloodlines
Disposition & Thickness Bred
“Located in the heart of the Old Hereford Heaven”
next ranch north of the famed former Turner Ranch on Hwy 1
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Day & Family
3284 St Hwy 1 W • Roff, OK 74865
580-456-7567
LeForce Herefords
HENRY C. LeFORCE
Bus. (580) 532-6100
Cell: (580) 984-0011
E-mail: info@leforce.com
Andrew Lancaster, Ranch Mgr.
(580) 984-0015
Rt. 1 Box 56
Pond Creek, OK 73766
Have heifers, bulls or cows
for sale?
Advertise them in the
next issue of
Hereford America...
deadline Feb. 5th.
Call 605/866-4495 or e-mail
jbh@herefordamerica.com.

HEREFORD AMERICA • February 2011
P.O. Box 2769 • Rapid City, SD 57709
Jim 605/923-2925
Jeff 605/923-5632
BULL SALE
Feb. 12, 2011
E-mail: jkbaker@rap.midco.net
www.bakerherefords.com
CURTIS POLLED
HEREFORDS
58th Annual
Production Sale
February 19, 2011
Website: curtispolledherefords.com
E-mail: lcghereford@santel.net
Larry and Carol Gildemaster
38230 214th St., Virgil, SD 57379
605/883-4566
Fawcett’s Elm Creek Ranch
21115 344th Ave.
Ree Heights,
SD 57371
605/943-5664
Keith, Cheryl, Matt, Erin and Kristin
Daniel, Kari & Hollis
Robert & Marjean Fawcett
www.fawcettselmcreekranch.com
Selling bulls at Watertown & Sioux Falls
Selling F-1 and Hereford bred heifers in January
HILLSVIEW FARMS
Polled Hereford bulls
for sale private treaty
Darwin & Cindy Aman
Andrew — Sam — Alex
32824 119th St. • Eureka, SD 57437
(605) 284-2721
dcaman@valleytel.net
K&B HEREFORDS
& ANGUS
17309 322nd Ave.
Onida, SD 57564
E-mail: kbherefords@venturecomm.net
Kirk: 605-973-2351 Cell: 769-9991
Brooke: 605-973-2332 Cell: 769-9992
Ken & Bonnie: 605-765-2335 Cell: 769-9999
South Dakota
Bar JZ Ranches
Polled Herefords
Polled Limousin
18542 326th Ave.
Holabird, SD 57540
Annual Production Sale
April 19, 2011
Don/Peg/Seth Zilverberg
605/852-2966
web site: www.barjz.com
email: cattle@barjz.com
DVORAK HEREFORDS
LAKE ANDES, SD
Richard & Darlene
Jeff & Tiphany 605/384-3914 Cell: 491-2068
Boyd & Jenni 605/487-7090 Cell: 491-7090
Thanks for supporting
KLAGES
HEREFORDS
Quality seedstock
for sale
the
South Dakota
Excellence Sale!
Colin & Mary Beth Hoffman
(605)439-3623
11341 357 Ave.
Leola, SD 57456-7105
Visit our website at
www.hoffmanherefords.com
Jeff & Mary Klages
64090 410th St
Ortonville, MN 56278
ph/fax (320) 273-2163
jmklages@fedteldirect.net
The next issue is
March
EGGERS
Southview Farm
Tim & Philip Eggers
25748 S. 476th Ave.
Sioux Falls, SD 57104
(605) 351-5438
ESFherefords@aol.com
Gant
Polled Herefords
37195 285th St. • Geddes, South Dakota
Mark • Phone (605) 337- 2340
Dennis • Phone (605) 337- 2564
2 year-old Angus & Polled Hereford
BULL SALE
February 25, 2011
at Platte Livestock, Platte, SD
Knippling
Brothers Ranch
Registered and Commercial
Herefords
Bulls for Sale Private Treaty
Gann Valley, SD 57341
Jerry
605/293-3484
Deadline Feb. 5th.
HORA HEREFORDS
Suppliers of Show Cattle
Steers & Heifers
Jim & Karla Hora
27718 423rd Ave. • Parkston, SD 57366
(605) 928-3008 • Cell (605) 770-3008
E-mail: jhora@santel.net
Randy
605/293-3493
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... more South Dakota on next page
Registered Horned
Herefords
Third Generation Hereford Breeder
BULL SALE
FEBRUARY 18, 2011
Roy & Janet Cranston
15851 Wells Rd. • Prairie City, SD 57649
605/866-4423
E-mail: rchranch@sdplains.com
Your ad here
only $150 per year!
Contact Hereford America
LEDDY
Horned - Polled
HEREFORDS
Red
ANGUS
Using the Best A.I. Sires Available.
Bulls, Females and Club Calves For Sale.
GENE & LINDA
605/432-5182
Cell: 605/530-1659
Sherry Hanson
15477 409th Ave.
Conde, SD 57434
Home: 605-382-5868
Cell: 605-350-7477
hanson_herefords@hotmail.com
www.jbnlivestock.com
and
WADE & LORI
REBECCA & ALLISON
605/432-9054
Cell: 949-0630
47296 153rd Street • Twin Brooks, SD 57269
Celebrating over 100 years in the same location
e-mail: wlleddy@tnics.com
OLLERICH BROTHERS
HEREFORDS
Over 40 years in the Registered Hereford Business
29188 303rd Ave
Clearfield, SD 57580
(605) 557-3246
Bulls For Sale Privately
JEROME JAMES
Saw you in
Denver!
Home Raised
First Cross Black Baldy
Replacement Heifer Calves
Top End Sell at
Philip Livestock Auction
in April
Bill Parsons
22850 Hardingrove Rd.
Milesville, SD 57553-3016
605-544-3247
RAUSCH
HEREFORDS
Hoven, SD 57450
Visitors Welcome
• Sale Third Mon. in February •
Vern • Jerry • Shannon
Phone 1-800-6HEREFORD
or 605/948-2146
2 miles west of Hoven on Hwy. 20
e-mail: rauschherf@rauschherefords.com
Website: www.RauschHerefords.com
Nuhsbaumer
Herefords
Steve & Amy
Kate, Casey & Charley
17661 370th Ave.
Zell, SD 57469
(605) 472-3524
Bulls & heifers for
sale private treaty...
please call for more
information.
Visitors Welcome e-mail: sanuhs@nrctv.com
Directions: from Zell, 3 m. West on Hwy 212, 5½ South
Ravine Creek
R Ranch
V
The Bischoffs
Huron, SD 57350
SALE MARCH 5, 2011
• 605/352-5530 •
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South Dakota
Raising quality commercial Hereford cattle for over 60 years.
Jim & Judy Schuette 605-852-2789
Jerry Schuette 605-852-2046
PO Box 266
slc@venturecomm.net
Highmore, SD 57345 www.slc-herefords.com
Squaw Creek
Farms
Dave & Audrey Stenberg
605/997-2594
Cell 605/530-6002
Colman, SD
Simon Herefords
Low maintenance, feed effi cient Hereford cattle
Brian & Colleen Simon
Seneca, SD 57473
Home: 605/436-6725
Cell: 605/765-4564
bcsimon@venturecomm.net
www.simonherefords.com
Selling bulls & heifers private treaty.
THORSTENSON
Hereford Ranch
30491 131st Street
Selby, South Dakota 57472
Bill & Paula • 605/649-7940
Darin & Danielle • 605/649-1972
• Private Treaty Sale April 9, 2011 •
www.thorstensonherefordranch.com
Interested in having your cattle videoed?
Videos work well for production sales or
private treaty offerings.
Go to www.livestockvideos.com to see
some of our latest work.
Call Marc at 605/866-4495 or 605/490-1513 (cell)
Services
South Dakota
Hereford Association
Phil Eggers, interim manager
25748 476th Ave. • Sioux Falls, SD 57104
Cell: 605-351-5438
ESFherefords@aol.com
www.herefordamerica.com/southdakota
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Doug and Nancy Thorson
20967 E. Grindstone Rd
Quinn, SD 57775
605-859-3538
we02much@gwtc.net
www.thorsonherefords.com
Visitors welcome at the Ranch
POLLED HEREFORDS
Since 1947
Bulls and Heifers for sale at the farm
DEL & RUTH WOOD
WOODCREST FARMS
Cresbard, SD 57435
(605) 324-3289
SPARK
Jeff Spark
28648 396th Ave.
Armour, SD 57313
605/491-2606
SKR
RANCH
— Registered Herefords & Angus —
— Commercial Black Baldies —
Dave Spark
712/262-2148
Cell: 712/260-3978
dsparkfam@smunet.net
Advertising deadline for the
April/May issue is Feb. 5
ZENS HEREFORDS
Bulls, Heifers and Show Steers
Private Treaty Sales
Harley Zens • Matt Zens
Canova, SD 57321
Phone (605) 523-2655
(605) 528-3082
hrzens@yahoo.com
www.zensherefords.com
A 2Z
P R I N T I N G
PO Box 35
13 1st St SW
Bowman, ND 58623
701-523-4656
888-768-4656
Fax 701-523-4756
email: a2zprint@ndsupernet.com
HANDEL MARKETING
Private Treaty Sales • Ring Service • Consulting
Buying & Selling Commercial or Registered
Feeder Cattle & Breeding Stock
...........
Art & Pat Handel
1501 Summit Blvd. • Rapid City, SD 57701
605/399-9278 or 605/391-8233 (mobile)
www.arthandelscattle.com
JAMES “Reg” HAMILTON
Sales
3 Locations to Serve You
Smoky Jennings Chevrolet
PO Box 199, Palmyra, IL 62674
Bus. 217/436-2414 • Fax 217/436-2312
Toll Free 877-224-3897 • Cell 217/473-8502
Crew Cab Dually Diesels in stock all the time.
$250 discount to all Hereford Producers.
www.herefordamerica.com
Check us out
on the web!
www.herefordamerica.com
HATHORN RANCH PACKER 8”
$255.00
WE STOCK SIZES
4-14, B-C-D-E-EE-F
HATHORN 208MV
8” All-leather handmade utility work boot
Stitchdown construction affords fl exibility at
any angle. Heavy, full-grain oil tanned uppers.
Packer-style walking heel is tapered and
slightly wider than a cowboy heel.
The sole is long wearing, oil proof
mini-Vibram. Made in the USA
Order No. 208 MV 8” brown...$255
Steel Toe 208 MVST 8” ... $269
Order No. 210 MV 10” brown...$265
Steel Toe 210 MVST 10” ... $279
Bighorn Boots Work Warehouse
www.BighornBoot.com
1945 Grand Ave. • Billings, MT 59102
Call Toll Free 1-800-638-6418
We ship
same day
UPS.
JEFF GERLACH
Manager
Genex
Ph. 605-996-9100
Fax 605-995-0611
jgerlach@crinet.com
Dakota Sire Service
Semen Collection, Freezing, Shipping,
Storage, Sire Housing & Conditioning
40275 - 257th Street Mitchell, SD 57301
For All Your
Equine & Bovine
Reproductive Needs
(605) 787-4808
NORTHERN PLAINS
W.J. HINES, DVM
PO Box 1019
Martin, SD 57551
(605) 685-2074
OLD WEST
ULTRASOUND
PO Box 1019
Martin, SD 57551
Dan Hines
605-685-8222
605-685-2074
Bill Hines, DVM
605-685-5174
Providing Professional Carcass
Ultrasound to the Old West Region
Quality Printing at Affordable Prices
Catalogs Are Our Specialty
300 Sorensen Drive • PO Box 28
Chamberlain, SD 57325
605-734-5548 • 1-800-284-3348
info@register-lakota.com
Steer In Trailer Sales
29 Bronco Drive
Three Forks, MT 59752
www.steerin.com
New & Used
Stock & Horse Trailers
Flatbeds - Mats
Cargo Trailers
Located at I-90 and Hwy. 287
(406) 285-4300
Fax: (406) 285-4146
1-877-335-5372

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TRIPLE
TEXAS
RANCH
BOBBY & JARED LIDE
714 FM 1366 • MEXIA, TX 76667
(P) 254.739.2911 • (CELL) 254.625.3800
JARED (CELL) 254.625.3806
www.triplelblackherefords.com
Ekker Herefords
Jim Ekker
435/839-3454
Gary Ekker
801/489-7530
1004 Ekker Lane • Vernon, UT 84080
~ Bulls & Females for Sale ~
Breeding Quality
Herefords Since 1985
Utah
Craig & Jonathan
435-381-2523
Line One Bulls & Heifers
www.johansenherefords.com
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VIRGINIA
Polled and Horned Bulls
Heifers and Show Steers for sale
Featuring polled descendents of J215
Thistle Tree Farm
Linda Lonas • Leonard and Jo Lonas
PO Box 187 • Purcellville, VA 20134
(540) 338-5099 Farm • (703) 368-5812 Office
(703) 850-5501 Cell
Washington
Dick & Karen Yoder
8941 Glendale Rd.
Custer, WA 98240
(360) 354-2945
Yoricka
Farm, Inc.
Registered Herefords
Dale & Tammy Yoder
Katie & Clark
9279 Weidkamp Road
Lynden, WA 98264
(360) 354-6605
email: YorickaFm@aol.com
POLLED HEREFORDS
Boettcher’s
POLLED SHORTHORNS
BROOKVIEW ACRES
40 Years of producing working seedstock
Brandon: 715/533-2470
Butch: 715/597-2036
cmboettcher@centurytel.net
www.brookviewacres.com
W 16163 US Hwy 10 • Fairchild, WI 54741
Wisconsin
Huth
Polled Herefords
Jerry and Maryann Huth
W9096 Co. Trunk AS
Oakfield, WI 53065
(920) 583-3223
huth@wildblue.net • www.huthcattle.com
Bull Sale: May 21, 2011
LIETZAU HEREFORD
FARM
Harold & Connie Lietzau
Tammy, Dan, Kiara & Austin
Troy, Michelle, Jaydon & Devon
Taylor, Emily & Ty
7477 Iband Ave. • Sparta, WI 54656
608/269-3627 • Cell 608/633-2875
Every calf needs a
white face!
Becky Harrell Photo
Marvin Espenscheid Family
12044 State Hwy 78
Argyle, WI 53504
(608) 543-3778 • Fax (608) 543-3824
wlbaosf@mhtc.net
Thanks to our customers!
STOCK
FARM
Pierce’s
Hereford Haven
E10645 Hatchery Rd.
Baraboo, WI 53913
Ken, Sandy & Jim: (608) 356-2578
Travis: (608) 434-2843
www.piercesherefords.com
Wirth Show Cattle
& Custom Fitting
Clipping, Fitting, Showing
Lance Brent
(715) 377-6876 (715) 760-1727
Wirth Polled Herefords
Gene & Cheryl Wirth, New Richmond, WI
(715) 247-5217
www.wirthshowcattle.com
The Berry’s
WHERE
COWMEN
BUY BULLS
Bull Sale October 2011
Jay and Janice Berry
3000 County Road 225
Cheyenne, WY 82009
(307) 634-5178
E-mail: jaberryherefords@msn.com
LARGENT
and SONS
Hereford Cattle
Since 1902
• Sale November 2011
P.O. Box 66 • Kaycee, WY 82639
(307) 738-2443 or (307) 267-4491
www.largentandsons.com
largentandsons@yahoo.com
Wyoming
WYOMING BULL POWER
H
Holmes
Herefords
Dick Drake • 307-632-6027
2400 County Rd. 226
Cheyenne, WY 82009
• Visitors Always Welcome •
McClun’s Lazy JM Ranch
Producing problem free
Polled Herefords and Angus.
Production Sale April 14, 2011
Private treaty sales any time.
Jim & Jerri McClun
1929 Road 60 • Veteran, WY 82243
Ph. 307-837-2524
Jeff & Kari McClun
1930 Road 60 • Veteran, WY 82243
Ph. 307-837-2554 • jkmcclun@wyomail.com
Hereford & Angus Bulls
Replacement Heifers
OCHSNER
GEORGE • RUBY
& SONS
HEREFORDS
Private Treaty Sales
George (307) 532-5892 • Blake (307) 532-3282
10672 VanTassell Rd.
Torrington, WY 82240
www.qualitybulls.com
Beautiful Star Valley
Perkes Herefords
High Performance
Sale 1st Saturday in April
O.D. Perkes, MD
Afton, WY 83110
307/886-5770
Ranch
307/883-2919
307/883-2182
MIDDLESWARTH
RANCH
Registered Herefords
• Bulls for Sale •
Selling bulls for over 50 years
Torrington, WY / Henry, NE
Jay & Marsha Middleswarth
Box 998, Torrington, WY 82240
(307) 532-5427
Sticks & Stones
Ranch
• Gene & Cindy Stillahn and Family •
Christopher, Amy and Trey
3902 County Road 203
Cheyenne, WY 82007
(307) 635-6716
E-mail: gcstick@millect.com
THE
NED AND JAN WARD
QUALITY PROGRAM
...honest, efficient and predictable
Polled Herefords.
NED, JAN & BELL WARD
247A Decker Road • Sheridan, WY 82801
Phone and fax (307) 672-3248
Bulls • Females • Semen • Embryos
Call for a private treaty sale brochure
S.E. West & Sons
• Herefords since 1949 •
Selling Private Treaty and at
Black Hills Stock Show
Nebraska Cattleman’s Classic
Bulls & Females • Club Calves
Lusk, Wyoming
S.E. 307/334-2299
Brett 307/334-2546
Quality Seedstock
Since 1883
Horned Herefords
WYOMING HEREFORD RANCH
Steve Anderson
(307) 421-2127

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a common sense approach to
Genetic Excellence
Lot 17 Lot 58 Lot 55
BW WW YW M REA IMF BD
1.6 62 84 19 0.72 -0.01 1/20
BW WW YW M REA IMF BD
3.5 48 73 14 0.61 0.18 3/8
BW WW YW M REA IMF BD
2.1 44 71 16 0.46 0.09 3/7
BW WW YW M REA IMF BD
4.8 56 91 16 0.26 0.10 2/1
VOLUME XI
BULL SALE
Monday, February 7th
1:00pm (CST)
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Bismarck, North Dakota
Lot 1 Lot 21
Selling 120 Hereford Bulls
60 Calving-Ease & 60 Performance Bulls
BW WW YW M REA IMF BD
3.5 60 80 17 0.73 -0.10 1/28
Lot 8 Lot 6 Lot 95
BW WW YW M REA IMF BD
4.2 48 77 20 0.36 0.08 2/4
BW WW YW M REA IMF BD
3.3 56 93 13 0.41 0.19 2/6
BW WW YW M REA IMF BD
2.3 48 77 15 0.42 0.10 3/11
Topp Herefords/SB&B Feedlot Alliance
The sale is just the beginning...
Purchase a Topp Herefords bull and you become part of the Alliance.
Ask us about the benefits of marketing your feeder cattle direct.
• Deferred payment option
• Carcass data & conversion results
• Carcass data evaluation report &
consultation (if desired)
• Off the farm appraisals
• Forward contracting
• Delivery options
• PVP approval option
Ryan and Prairie Topp
1157 83 rd Ave NE
Grace City, ND 58445
701.674.3152
toppherefords@daktel.com
www.toppherefords.com
Please join us for our pre-sale banquet
Sunday, February 6th at the Ramkota Hotel, Bismarck
Please call or email to be added to our
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