Sweetheart - Sioux Falls Regional Livestock

Sweetheart Sale 

Friday, January 28th, 2011 

6 pm • Sioux Falls Regional Livestock Facility 

Worthing, South Dakota

Sweetheart Sale 

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Greg and Renette Kroupa & Family 

605.249.2525. or 605.730.2525 

Dustin Layton, Special Assignment 405.464.2455 

Chisolm Kimder, Oklahoma Cowman 405.747.4683 

Doug Paul, The Stock Exchamge 405.820.3982 

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Sales Consultants 

Brent Beitelspacher 605.769.0510 

Shane Boysel 937.539.1545 

Chad Forman 605.216.1490 

Corey Otto 712.269.6029 

Nick Reimann 605.871.3642 

Shannon Voegele 605-750-0207 

Tyler Kroupa 605-680-4112 

John Sachau 712.265.1551 

Auctioneer 

Eddie Burks 270.991.6398 

Photography & Catalog 

Advanatge Livestock Marketing 

Katie Johnson - 678.761.7009 

Location 

To Sioux Falls Regional Livestock Facility, 

28168 Commerce Avenue, Worthing, SD 57077. 

Located at the Junction of I-29 and Highway 18. 

Twelve miles south of Sioux Falls, South Dakota 

right off I-29, Canton Exit #62 

www.sfrlinc.com 

Accomadations 

Hampton Inn, 2417 S. Carolyn Avenue, Sioux Falls, SD 

605.362.1700 ask for the Sweetheart Sale block 

Supplemental Information 

A supplemental sheet will be available with complete and 

up-to-date information on sale day. Announcements from the 

auction block will take precedence over information listed in 

this sale book. 

Friday, January 28th, 2011 

6 pm • Sioux Falls Regional Livestock Facility 

Worthing, South Dakota 

Terms & Conditions 

Cash or good check made payable to the sale clerk 

immediately following the sale and before any cattle are 

loaded. 

Liabilities 

All persons who attend the sale do so at their own risk. The 

seller assumes no liability for any accident that may occur. Nor 

do we assume and liabiity for loss or injury to livestock due to 

theft, mysterious disapperarance, sickness, improper handling, or 

act of God. 

Phone Bidding 

If you will not be able to be present on sale day, please contact 

one of the sale consultants to place a bid or to make 

arrangements to be contacted by phone during the bidding. 

Herd Health 

All animals will be accompanied by valid health papers for 

interstate transfer. All females are calfhood bangs vaccinated. 

The cattle are wormed and treated for lice and grubs. In 

addition, all are vaccinated for P13, IBR, BVD, BRSV and 

7-way Blackkeg with Hemophilus. 

Breeding Guarantee 

All females sold under the condition “safe-in-calf” and 

attested to by a licensed veterianarian, sell with no futher 

guarantee. No guarantee is given that bred females will 

deliver a live calf. 

Bidding 

All animals sell to the highest bidder. Any disputes or 

challanges reguarding bids will be settled by the auctioneer 

and his decision will be final. 

Recips 

Recips will be at the Sioux Falls Sale Facility and available 

for immediate pick-up. 

Insurance 

We take every precaution for the care and saftey of your 

purchases. Purchaser is to assume risk for death or injury.

Lot 1 

Sire: Jake’s Proud Jazz Dam: Dejavu 

Right to Flush • Due: 3-26 

Dilly was undefeated as a market animal, being name Supreme Market Animal at the 2010 South Dakota State 

fair. There is not one thing I would change about this female. An easy fleshing, ground poundin, coon footed 

masterpiece. I personally think that this is the best market heifer the kids have ever showed. That is a big 

statement. The only thing we’re not sure of is whose bull you’re going to make famous. We are offering a 

onetime flush guaranteeing 8 eggs with a cap of 10. Half down with the other have due upon completion of 

the flush. I think we’re dumb to offer a flush on this phenomenal female, but you’re the dumber one if you 

don’t buy it.. This females genetics are like taking a Bazooka Gun to a stick fight. Anybody want to PLAY !! 

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402.649.3172. 

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This black and white Friction daughter is out 

of the Famed Mojo 159. She has more son’s 

to her title than any donor to date. White 

Noise, Addiction, Grey Goose, The Hangover 

and others to come. She has produced a 

State Fair Champion steer at Illinois and the 

original owners are still trying to claim fame 

to date. Everyone wants a free ride like 

keeping the right to all DNA’s and the rights 

to 2 flushes at every buyers expense. You 

prove them and then I they want their two 

flushes. Are these programs selling or just 

leasing ? Let this small, sound clubby 

Friction donor go to work for you with no 

strings attached. 

Lot 2 

Sire: Friction Dam: 159 Mojo 

DOB: Fall 2008 • Due: 3-19 to Hammer Up • Tag 910 

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159 Mojo - Dam of Lot 2 thru 2I 

An awesome haired silver Monkey 

Daughter. This is 159’s second natural calf. Small, 

hairy, and good looking. 

No not Renette’s. 

Lot 2b 

Lot 2c 

Lot 2d 

Lot 2e 


Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 

Sire: Milkman Dam: 159 Mojo 

Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 

Sire: Chunky Monkey Dam: 159 Mojo 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 3-28 to Copper Penny • Tag 707 


Due: 4-6 

Sire: Walks Alone Dam: 159 Mojo 

Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 

Lot 2a 

Lot 2f 

Lot 2g 

Lot 2h 

Lot 2i

We showed this female until she 

came down with foot rot. She is 

a spitting image of 145 with hair. 

How much hair bone, and muscle 

can you put in a female and still 

maintain fertility? This cow family 

redefines ass, mass and class. 

145 sold last year for 62,000 

with 2 state fair champion steers 

at Colorado and West Virginia. 

Along with producing the 

Punisher and Rumor Has It. 

Rumor Has It was a $3,000 

pregnancy in the 2010 Sweetheart 

Sale and returned $18,000. 

Maybe there are not many Heat 

Seeker or Heat Wave female fans 

around but how many do you find 

that are this good. We are 

retaining the right to two flushes 

at our expense immediately 

following the pregnancy she is 

carrying. 

Lot 3 

Sire: Heat Seeker Dam: 145 Ice Pick 

DOB: Fall 2008 • Due: 4-4 to Hammer Down • Tag 5218 

145 - Dam of Lot 3 thru 3A 

Lot 3a 


DOB: 2005 • Due: 3-18 to I-80 • Tag 50 

A choke necked big legged, good looking, 

call girl. This is a rare opportunity to find 

females of this much quality for sale. Imagine 

what these Heat Seekers could do flushed to 

Who Da Man! 

Lot 3b 


Embryo Package • 3 Embryos • Guarenteeing 1 Pregnancy 

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One can only wonder how 

much power is in M51 to 

have raised an Alias daughter 

this good. I agree maybe we 

should DNA to make sure. But 

what value does DNA have 

when the Maine 

Association say Cunia 602 

does not percentage verify 

along with 2 other direct 

Cunia progeny that we tested 

from the result of embryo 

transfers and Cunia Amps. 

WE can all hide behind lab 

reports and attorney’s rather 

than expose a lot of 

registrations within the breed. 

Why register, Because they 

are worth more? To who the 

packer? Just raise them good 

and it won’t matter! 

Lot 4 

Sire: Alias Dam: M51 Thomas Outlaw X G1 

DOB: Fall 2008 • Due: 3-10 to I-80 • Tag F20 

M51 - 

Dam of 

Lot 4 

& 5 

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Lot 5 

Sire: Chunky Monkey Dam: M51 Thomas Outlaw X G1 

DOB: Fall 2008 • Due: 4-12 to Carpe Diem • Tag M51 

Wow! A 7/8 Charolais Female this moderate and easy keeping. I must have fell off Mt. Rushmore and bumped my head to be offering 

this kind of Charolais for sale. Huge boned, big bodied and diaper assed, a true donor in the making. We keep the right to 2 flushes 

at our expense. This apple never fell far from the tree and we got $20,000 from Boysel for ½ of her mother. This was M51’s natural fall 

born calf.

A powerful Heat Wave daughter 

out of the famed Ruby donor 

previously owned by Sullivan and 

now owned by Mimms Cattle. We 

showed this female ourselves as a 

calf. She is bred to the TH and PHA 

clean Copper Penny. A product of 

White Lake. I’m still awaiting my 

10 eggs or is this like all the other 

payment plans in this business? 

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Lot 6 

Sire: Heat Wave Dam: Ruby 812 (Meyer) 

DOB: 2007• Due: 3-31 to Copper Penny • Tag 702 

Lot 7 

Sire: Heatseeker Dam: Alias 


A butterscotch Heat Seeker donor. She has choke of the neck going on along with the fat legged syndrome. You need some of this 

for that slick shear thing. Truly one of the more powerful colored females to sell all year. 

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715 is monster boned, and 

wash women assed, all in a 

big bellied, moderate framed 

package. She has legs bigger 

than a Clydesdale. I challenge 

this club industry to find a 

bigger legged female in the 

country. You don’t find them 

this good for sale out of the 

proven F22 Draft Pick 

Daughter. F22 needs no 

introduction to the donor pen. 

We are offering ½ interest 

with no possession unless 

you decide to double up. In 

that case we’re retaining the 

right to two flushes at our 

expense immediately 

following the pregnancy she 

is carrying. 

Lot 8 

Sire: Smart Choice Dam: F22 Draft Pick 

DOB: 2007 • Due 3-25 to Copper Penny • Tag 715 

F22 - Dam of Lot 8 

Lot 9 

Sire: Lifeline Dam: Maine Cross 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 4-15 to Carpe Diem • Tag PR26 

This butterscotch female combines bone and hair to the Nth degree. All in a clean pedigree. To find one like this, that is clean, is like 

going to a show and thinking that there isn’t politics. We are retaining 2 flushes on this special female. I just like raising good cattle 

that are easy to look at. 

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It is hard to imagine that some 

people will pay more for an open 

heifer than they will for a proven 

donor. 300 is in the prime of 

her life, consistently flushes 9 

to 15 eggs. Has sold $10,000 

steers, American Royal Reserve 

Champion Commercial Heifer, 

and a $30,000 Bred Heifer in lot 

98 Sweetheart Sale 2010. 

American Royal- 

Reserve Commercial 

Heifer 

Sire: No Mercy Dam: 401 Blue Chip 

DOB: 2003 • Due: 5-1 to Smiling Bob • Tag 300 

Lot 10 

This is a full sister to the 2008 Reserve Grand 

Champion Commercial Heifer at the American 

Royal. Her mother is a No Mercy daughter out of the 

famous 401 Blue Chip at Hereford, Texas. Phenotypically 

she is as good as you get. No one can deny 

this one if you don’t mind Heat Waves. Her full sister 

last year brought $30,000 and has 

successfully flushes 19 and 15 number one eggs. 

This one could monkey stomp the 

competition when it comes to her bone, hair and 

show ring presence. 

Lot 11a 

Lot 11b 

Lot 11 

Sire: Heat Wave Dam: 300 No Mercy 

Due: 4-6 • Commercial Charolais Recip 


Due: 4-6 • Griswold Commercial Recip (red) 

Sire: Heat Wave Dam: 300 No Mercy x Blue Chip 



Due: 4-6 • Griswold Commercial Angus Recip 


Due: 4-6 

Lot 11c 

Lot 11d 

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She is a hairy, sound, low to the ground 

maternally bred female backed by a 

strong cow family. 401 has raised herd 

bulls and Fort Worth Reserve Champion 

in 2007. 

Lot 12 

Sire: Carneyman Dam: 300 No Mercy X 401 


028 has the pick of the herd for 

Nick Reimann. We have 

successfully flushed this female 

to several different bulls and we 

have her AI’d back to the bull 

of popular choice in Smiling 

Bob. This is one big bodied, 

wide backed, ground sow. Dam 

of the Champion Jr Chi Female 

at Louisville for the Maronde 

Family now presently owned by 

Dave Strolberg. 

Lot 13a 

Lot 13b 

Lot 13c 

Sire: Solid Gold Dam: 028 No Mercy 





Due: 4-6 • Who’s First Daughter Recip 

Sire: No Mercy Dam: Blue Chip 


Sire: Beat the Heat Dam: 028 No Mercy 

Due: 4-6 • Red Griswold Commercial Recip 


Due: 4-6 • Griswold Commercail Recip 


Due: 4-6 • Griswold Commercail Recip 

Lot 13 

Lot 13d 

Lot 13e 

Lot 13f 

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How much better do they need to be? This 

bitch can walk the dog! If this doesn’t get you 

going, then nothing will, perhaps someone 

should check your pulse to see if you’re alive. 

This is a great one no matter what color 

she is. She is two for two at this point of her 

production. We are offering ½ interest with no 

possession on white lightning! 

Lot 15 

Sire: Thomas Outlaw (Oahe Wind) Dam: 051 Char 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 3-27 to Carpe Diem• Tag PR41 

Sire: Mighty Whitey Dam: Maine/Angus 

DOB: 2004 • Due: 3-20 to Carpe Diem • Tag 051 

The factory, is one of the better cattle ever produced at White Lake. Yet, we 

have never flushed this awesome haired silver lady. She is the dam to White 

Lightning, and Roger Beare’s young Char donor. I’ve said before and will say 

it again, we can’t justify flushing every female. We have probably cut the heads 

off of more good females around here than most programs own. If they don’t 

produce, they’re gone up the road. See ya! 

Lot 14 

Sire: Oahe Wind Son Dam: Char X 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 3-27 to Carpe Diem • PR78 

Lot 16 

Thomas Outlaw never became famous but he sure left a mark in our herd from one 

year of natural service and 44 units of semen. He also sired the famed M51 x G1 

daughter owned with Boysel’s. They are moderate framed for Char composites with 

tremendous rib shape. Take advantage of this limited genetic sire group. 

Lot 17 

Sire: Duramax Dam: Char X 

DOB: 2006 • Due: 3-22 to Addiction • Tag 693 

A blonde beauty that raised a high quality replacement female this past year. 

She is one of those that I will not price, otherwise she will be gone. She is the 

keeping kind. 

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Lot 18 

Sire: Thomas Outlaw Dam: Maine/Angus 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 3-25 to Addiction • Tag PR10 

Addiction is the Friction 159 son that was formerly owned by Brad 

Hook. He never froze semen as a yearling, but could settle cows 

naturally, and is now freezing ET quality semen. He is one huge 

boned, Belgian footed, square assed, silver haired, stud muffin that 

will compliment this clean choke necked butterscotch Char 

composite. 

While I was in Texas this last spring, 

I saw Copper Penny and I was utterly 

impressed. I thought he was the best 

bovine I saw during my entire trip. I 

really think this combination will work 

on this butterscotch female. 

Lot 19 

Sire: Thomas Outlaw Dam: Maine/Angus 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 4-10 to Copper Penny • Tag PR13 

Lot 20 

Sire: Just Right Dam: Double Vision 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 4-4 to Copper Penny • Tag T98 

This is a power house shorthorn show heifer from Hartman 

Cattle Company. She is PHA positive. Being Bred to Copper 

Penny which is clean will work. Trust me on this one, Nick and 

Brian can thank me for making their bull popular when this 

one hits the ground. 

Lot 21 

Sire: Get Smoked Dam: Char X 


Lot 22 

Get Smoked was a Full Flush x G1 son. 538 is a moderate framed, 

deep flanked, consistent producer, no matter what she has been 

mated to. She raised the Reserve Champion Junior National Char 

Steer for Chance Bauman. 

Sire: Get Smoked Dam: Char X 

DOB: 2005 • Due: 4-4 to Copper Penny • Tag R85 

This heavy muscled smoky female raised a $4000 cherry red market 

heifer that sold to Rod Suhr 2 years ago. I really like what that coon 

footed, moderate framed Copper Penny could do on this female. There 

has probably been a lot of coon footed people at the Copper Penny in 

Stillwater though. 

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Lot 23 

This is one yak haired Heat Seeker female. Sexy and good lookin. It’s 

amazing how these kind of females seem to show up when the lawn 

mowers start clipping. This is without a doubt the best haired female 

in the sale. This female could create tax problems when she calves. If 

they don’t have hair, you may as well use them for a recip. 

Lot 24 

Sire: Heat Seeker Dam: Platinum 

DOB: 2005 • Due: 6-1 to Freeze Frame • Tag R15 

You will want to hide your notes 

after you see this one. She will be 

a buy at whatever the cost. She is 

bred to the double clean Alias son 

owned by Randy Walhdrip at Amarillo, 

Texas. If you like them long 

necked and big bodied in a sound 

complete package you will love this 

one. She may be the buy of the sale. 

Lot 25 

Sire: Heat Seeker Dam: Purebred Maine 


This is one beached whale. The stoutest Heat Seeker daughter 

in captivity. She is tested TH and PHA negative. We flushed this 

female with much success. One of the top fall prospects this 

year is from 31. This female has great value being clean for all 

the breeders that have backed themselves into the closet using 

dirty bulls. I personally don’t think that a genetically dirty sire 

should be allowed to sell semen on the open market. But who 

am I; just a hillbilly from South Dakota. 

Sire: Heat Seeker Dam: Big Timber 

DOB: 2006 • Due: 3-29 to Copper Penny • Tag S65 

Freeze Frame - 

Service Sire of Lot 24 

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Lot 26 

Progeny of Lot 25 

Sire: Heat Seeker Dam: Platinum/Angus 

DOB: 2005 • Due: 3-23 to Total Solution • Tag R10 

A sound, massive, Heat Seeker daughter mated to the deceased Total 

Solution. I bought some of the last Total Solution Semen to raise 

females. Thanks Moe. This one will be cheap if she has a heifer. 

Lot 26a 

Sire: Gizmo Dam: R10 Heat Seeker 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 3-25 to Addicition • Tag T69 

This clean pedigree blue roan will have no problem leaving her mark 

in this years calf crop being mated to Addiction. I’d say if you want 

success, success starts here! 

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Lot 27 

Sire: Who Made Who Dam: Angus 

DOB: 2002 • Due: 4-4 to Milkman • Tag 213 

Everyone said breed her to Milkman, so here she is. This little chubby, clubby has that choke of the neck going on, along with all the 

other ingredients to make Milkman shine. Are you paying attention this year, Wade! She won’t cost $50,000 either. 

Lot 28 

Sire: Who Made Who Dam: Maine/Angus 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 4-5 to Addiction • Tag R81 

A sound, big bodied, heavy muscled Who Made Who daughter. She’s no Cadillac, but she’s not a Ford either. She’s simply a practical, 

functional, consistent producing female. I really like what she is mated to for a high dollar return. 

Lot 29 

Sire: Sunseeker Dam: 173 Who Made Who 

DOB: 2006 • Due: 4-4 to Copper Penny • Tag S64 

This is a line bred Who Made Who pair of females. WE flushed 173 before everyone identified 

Sun Seekers true parentage. 173 sold in Donors Unlimited in 2010. She was a sale pick of mine 

at Jerry Adamson’s collection of genetics. A true cattleman by nature and by heart. 

Lot 30 

173 Dam of Lots 

29 & 30 

Sire: Sunseeker Dam: 173 Who Made Who 


Hey, Blade this is one fat legged steer producing momma. Tell dad to buy 

her for you. Don’t sell her either Chad. 

Lot 31 

Sire: Bentley Dam: Who Made Who 

DOB: 2006 • Due: 4-2 to Walks Alone • Tag 667 

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If you can’t find this one by the picture then you’re not going to find her by the footnotes either. 

This just maybe the best club cow I have ever seen. I don’t mean that to be funny! Seriously, tell 

me one thing you would change genotypically or phenotypically about this amazing female. I regret 

having ever sold G602 so we’re offering ½ interest with no possession on 667 which I think is every 

bit, if not better than Chill 602 that brought $42,000. 

Lot 31 A Dam: 667 

Sire: Heat Wave Due: 4-6-11 

Lot 31B Dam: 667 


Lot 31C Dam:667 


Lot 31D Dam: 667 


Lot 31E Dam: 667 


Lot 31 F Dam: 667 


Lot 31G Dam: 667 


Lot 31H Dam: 667 

Sire: Heat Wave Due: 4-6-11

Lot 32 

Lot 33 

Lot 34 

Lot 35 

Sire: Bentley Dam: Cunia 602/Angus 

DOB: 2006 • Due: 3-25 to Heat Wave • Tag 618 

Nothing but White Lake Genetics in this package. Bentley is a Strictly Business son out of H832 (Meyer 734 

x 602) which is also the dam of Amen and Simple Math. I’m not sure but I don’t believe that there is any other 

donor in the business that has had three promotion bulls out of three different sires. Amazing!! 

Sire: Bentley Dam: Angus 


This mating did not happen by accident. We are just line breeding the 602 line of genetics. Walks 

Alone has proven to work with sound, hairy, cat assed looking recips. I don’t know if there is a bull 

that can turn a plain Jane looking cow into a donor candidate like Walks Alone can. 

Lot 36 



This is a prime candidate for Walks Alone. Sound, hairy, deep sided and moderate framed. You will 

look smart when she calves. A great bull is one that improves his offspring by not down grading the 

cows he is mated to. 

Sire: Bentley Dam: Meyer/Angus 


This bald faced Bentley daughter has her whole life ahead of her. Not much Bentley semen in 

captivity, so you may want to take advantage of these Strictly Business granddaughters. 



Amazing!! All I heard, all spring was how impressive Smiling Bob was at the bull stud. We did the 

cannon ball and got on board. 

Lot 37 

Sire: Slowburn Dam: Platinum/Angus 

DOB: 2005 • Due: 3-20 to Smiling Bob • Tag R21 

A choke necked, heavy muscled, big bodied Maine cross female. I like this mating, if Smiling Bob 

breeds like I think he will. 

Lot 38 

Sire: Power Plant Dam: Cunia/Angus 

DOB: 2001 • Due: 4-2 to Smiling Bob • Tag L61 

This is an up headed, belly 

dragging , square hipped 

Maine female. Nothing but 

old school genetics in this 

good looking female. Wade 

ran this cow for three years 

before bringing her back. 

You will do a double take 

when you first see her. 

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Lot 39 

Sire:McCarney Dam: Sim/Angus 


This good looking baldy female is bred to the original Heat Wave 

semen that I bought from Phil. This spring I had the best Heat Wave 

calves ever born out of While Lake from the same collection of 

semen. Buy with confidence in this mating. 

Lot 40 

Sire: Extreme Ice Dam: P20 (Grizz) 


These Extreme Ice are some of the very best young Maine 

cross on our ranch. He is a Strictly Business x Ice Pick son that 

was one impressive individual, in terms of hair, bone, muscle, 

and moderation of frame. His mark of excellence was left by his 

greatness of females. 

Milky Way 

Lot 41 

Sire: Grizz Dam: Who Made Who 

DOB: 2004 • Due 3-15 to Smiling Bob • Tag P20 

A powerfully built female out of the top genetics in the club 

calf world. This cow has been one of our top producing 

females like the lot 40 Extreme Ice female. If Smiling Bob 

doesn’t work on this female then he should or will become a 

bologna sandwich. 

Lot 42 

Sire: Extreme Ice Dam: P79 (Who’s Your Daddy 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 3-24 to Smiling Bob • Tag T05 

Smiling Bob was smiling when he got mated to this good looking, symmetrically balanced female. This pen of Maine females will 

remind you why you came all the way to South Dakota to see the best that mother nature can provide. 

Lot 43 

Sire: Who’s Your Daddy Dam: 85 (2J) Maine 

DOB: 2004 • Due: 4-6 to Walks Alone • Tag P79 

No need to call in the Army, the tank is here. This one is an easy 

keeping female. Scott James bought her mother in 2008. She was 

one female producing machine. Walks Alone is a cow changer, 

because his grandmother was one of the best market heifers the 

kids had ever showed, for the times in Miss Perfection. 

Eventually the truth will always surface. Just like my heifer that died 

in Ohio and showed up in Indiana. Or, my semen tank that walked 

away and ended up in a garage in Brookings. Thanks Brandon and 

Matt. 

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Lot 45 

Lot 44 

No one can understand how we can continue to offer this quality of 

cattle year after year after year. I will even admit that I think this is the 

best offering of breds ever assembled in the Sweetheart Sale. I think 

you will agree because the entire offering came from White Lake, 

Sadly to say. T9 is one of my favorites in the sale and she is better in 

real life than in her picture.. 

Sire: Cunia 602 Dam: Grizz (Angus) 

DOB: 2004 • Due 3-29 to Walks Alone • Tag P63 

Sire: Extreme Ice Dam: P63 (Cunia 602) 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 3-30 to I=80 • Tag T9 

A lot of old school pedigree in this cow family. Pay attention, 

to where it all began. Nothing but Kroupa and Griswold in her 

genetics and I don’t know what’s in her gas tank? If this 

mating doesn’t work I’ll eat shit and bark at the moon. 

This is one little, stout, hairy, big boned, club calf producing 

machine. I like this mating to I-80. Oh well, shit happens and life 

goes on. Maybe that’s why more great one’s were created by 

accident, not by choice.. 

Lot 46 

Sire: Hurricane Dam: 124 (Gladiator) 

DOB: 2003 • Due: 3-20 to I-80 • Tag N73 

Lot 47 

Sire: Gladiator Dam: Platinum (Abby) 

DOB: 2001 • Due 3-20 to Total Solution• Tag P124 

Shane Giest are you paying attention? This is the only daughter 

of Abby. She is also the mother to our heard bull GFK. I wish my 

parents would have given me a different middle name. 

Lot 48 

An Angus sired female out of Duramax’s mother. If you like 

them smaller framed then you will love this one. We have 

never assisted a calf out of N148. 

Sire: 7D7 (Angus Carcass EPD) Dam: Who Made Who (Duramax’s Dam) 

DOB: 2003 • Due: 3-18 to Smiling Bob • Tag N148 

Duramax Matarnal Brother to Lot 48 

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Lot 49 

Sire: Cunia 602 Dam: N148 


Lining up the 602’s is as predictable as known that Steve Bonham 

is not going to answer his phone come bid day. For those of you 

that weren’t listening earlier, Walks alone is a 602 grandson. It 

never stops amazing me what this cow family generates. 644 

raised a top herd sire prospect at White Lake. 

Lot 50 

Sire: Heat Wave Dam: M52 Anchor 


A true Heat Wave producing female 

comes from one of my favorite cow 

families. A moderate framed, big bodied 

good looking female. 

Lot 51 

Sire: Anchor (Lautner) Dam: Smoke Em (Angus) 

DOB: 2002 • Due: 4-4 to Heat Wave 5 • Tag M52 

I love our Lautner Anchor daughters. When M52 was a baby I 

said that I would never sell this one. I guess there is a reason 

to believe she was that good. She sold $6500 Beat the Heat 

steer 2 years ago. After you look at her Heat Wave daughter 

in lot 50 you will understand why we bred her back to Heat 

Wave. 

. This young baldy has sold her first two calves. 

She throws a brockle face and hair on her calves. This 

could be the buy of the sale for what she can return. 

Lot 52 

Sire: Lautner Anchor Dam: M04 Stop N Think 


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Lot 53 

Sire: Stop-N-Think Dam: Platinum/Angus 

DOB: 2002 • Due: 4-4 to Copper Penny • Tag M04 

This one redefines the letters 

C O W. You may call her an 

over fat sow, a beached whale 

or just a fat ass. I really don’t 

care because this is what a 

true beef cow should look like 

in terms of efficiency. This cow 

has averaged 42 eggs on 5 

flushes. She hold s the record 

at Hereford, Texas for the #1 

most eggs on a commercial 

cow at 69 eggs. There is a 

reason for that also, M04 could 

get fat on hay. Fertility comes 

along with easy fleshing cattle. 

She also raised a $21,000 Heat 

Wave fall born steer that sold 

to Bonham. Don’t know what 

happened to him. Missing In 

Action! 

Lot 53a 

Sire: Heat Wave Dam: M04 Stop-N-Think 

Due: 4-6 

Lot 54 

Sire: Stop-N-Think Dam: Rambo/602 

DOB: 2002 • Due: 4-6 to I-80 • Tag M56 

I still think that Stop-N-Think was the best Meyer son to date. When 

you see how powering these daughters are I think you will agree. 

M56 is a granddaughter of the original Spur Emolous Master 602 

Female. M56’s mother sold in the Sweetheart Sale for $9,500. 

Lot 55 


DOB: 2005 • Due: 4-2 to I-80 • Tag R46 

A real eye catching Sim x Maine x 

Angus cross female. I really liked I-80 

on display so we tried a cane of him, 

with good conception. 

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One of the few cows in the sale bred to 

Simple Math. One of the best looking, 

soundest bulls, of any breed all year. If 

he is big enough, then he is as good as 

it gets. 

Lot 56 

Sire: Stop-N-Think Dam: Angus 

DOB: 2004 • Due: 4-20 to Simple Math • Tag P87 

A real eye catching snip faced 

baldy. Small, thick and low to 

the ground. This cow will have a 

lot of friends come sale time. It’s 

hard to part with females that 

look like this. 

997 

Lot 58 

Lot 59 

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Sire: Stop-N-Think Dam: Loaded Gun 

DOB: 2005 • Due: 3-14 to Smiling Bob • Tag R20 


DOB: 2004 Due: 5-1 to Copper Penny • Tag 141 


DOB: 2005 • Due: 4-14 to Addiction • Tag 563 

R20 is the dam of last years $8,000 Beat the Heat Daughter that sold in the Sweetheart Sale 

as lot 15. We kept her Beat the Heat son for a herd bull this year. 

A big hipped, deep bodied, long fronted, Sim cross female. I may have more Copper Pennies 

than I need but there worth more than wooden nickels. No seriously he is one impressive 

bull in real life. We’ve been flushing several cows to him as well. 

Lot 57

Lot 60 

988 

Sire: Friction Dam: (L79) Cunia 602 x Double Stuff 


963 

Don’t go away mad, cause this may 

be one of the best Friction daughters 

to ever be offered for sale. She is a 

daughter of L79 which was one of my 

favorite Cunia 602 daughters of all 

times. She was a past donor and sold 

in last year’s sale for $6250. If you 

want a Friction donor, here she is. 

Lot61 

Sire: Friction Dam: Head Honcho 


970 

A hairy, moderate framed Friction daughter out of 023 Head Honcho that Chad Forman bought in the 

2008 Sweetheart Sale. Her softness of structure and hair for a Friction comes from her mother. 

Lot 62 

Lot 63 

Lot 64 

Sire: Who Made Who Dam: Fame (Angus) 

DOB: 2004 • Due: 3-22 to Walks Alone • Tag P55 

This Angus sired female is out of a $15,000 Who Made Who 

daughter that Darin Maronde purchased through the Sweetheart 

Sale. She has been a consistent producer and has all of the i 

ngredients to work with Walks Alone. I triple dog dare someone to 

screw this mating up. If anything she probably is too good looking 

for Walks Alone. He is without a question a cow changer. 

948 

983 

Sire: Who Made Who Dam: Draft Pick/Angus 

DOB: 2005 • Due: 3-14 to Smiling Bob • Tag P83 

This brown tinted Who daughter has never been bred for clubbies. She has a phenomenal Doc 

heifer in our replacement pen. A good choice if you’re a Heat Wave fan ….of course…who isn’t? 

Sire: Payback Dam: Chill Factor/602 

DOB: 2005 • Due: 3-11 to I-80 • Tag 549 

This is a big footed, hairy Payback daughter out of M53. The Chill Factor x 602 daughter that brought 

$12,000 for ½ interest from Wes Marshall. 549’s first calf was an Ali son that is Tyler’s favorite bull on the 

ranch. That is why we bred her I-80 being an Ali son. This calf should have leg hair long enough to braid. 

Lot 65 

Sire: Payback Dam: Loaded Gun 


L79 - Dam of Lot 60 

Dam of Lot 64 

A good looking Payback daughter that will compliment Smiling Bob. She had a top notch Smooth Sailing heifer two years ago. 

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Lot 66 

Sire: Most Wanted Dam: Meyer 734/Angus 


969W 

This powered up black baldy should really work to the original 

Heat Wave. I have a hard time wanting to part with this one. One 

man’s loss is another man’s riches. Who’s the next lottery 

winner? 

Lot 67 

Sire: Full Pardon Dam: Maine X 


Lot 68 

This was a pick of mine from the LeRoy 

Bietelspacher herd as a bred heifer. She is a 

sound, big footed, and shaggy haired. This 

one with Smiling Bob could very well be the 

next composite Scottish Highlander. 

Sire: Maxi Dam: Draft Pick/Angus 


What a genetic package! Two legendary sires creating one square 

hipped, long necked club calf producing female. She raised a Next 

Step bull last year that is in our keeper pen. 

Lot 69 

Sire: Hell’s Brewing Dam: Maine/Angus 

DOB: 2005 • Due: 4-20 to Copper Penny• Tag R22 

R22 was one of our picks as a heifer calf form the Gassman 

herd. She is stout and hairy with an uptown girl style. She 

has all the right parts to work with Copper Penny. Pennies 

could turn into dollars here! 

Lot 70 

Sire: Totally Tuned Dam: F22 Draft Pick 

DOB: 2002 • Due: 4-10 to Simple Math • Tag M91 

M91 is one of my favorite cows of all time. She is a daughter of F22 that 

Mimms and Boysel own with us. We have kept herd bulls out of M91 and 

would send this shaggy haired, big footed, clean pedigreed female to 

anyone, anywhere. She is truly good enough to be flushed. 

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F22 Dam of Lot 70

Lot 72 

Lot 71 

This is one good looking baldy female. Jerry Ferguson and Wade picked this 

female out as a bred heifer. God only knows what this female would bring if we 

had promoted her. She is the daughter of M91 with cow history and years of hair 

bred into that history. You will be smiling when you get home with this purchase. 

Sire: Beat the Heat Dam: Take Charge 


Sire: Slick 50 X Meyer Son Dam: M91 Totally Tuned 

DOB: 2006 • Due: 3-25 to Smiling Bob • Tag S92 

Lot 75 

Sire: Total Solution Dam: 3C Macho 

DOB: 2007 • 3-25 to Smiling Bob • Tag T92 

A clean pedigree, fault free female mated to the Hottest Heat Wave son 

this past spring. I’m sure the story will be told soon on Smilin Bob, but I 

like this mating a lot. 

Lot 76 

We can cross Copper Penny off our list of bulls to use if this mating 

doesn’t work. This female is out of the $17,000 Take Charge Female that 

sold to Randy George. She is a sound, huge boned, up headed female with 

a bright future ahead of her. 

Lot 73 

Lot 74 

Hotmail females have a lot of friends around the club calf industry. She 

comes from one of our favorite Slick 50 daughters that sold in last year’s 

Donor’s Unlimited. 

Lot 77 

Sire: Hotmail Dam: N71 Slick 50 

DOB: 2007 • 3-31 to Copper Penny • Tag T01 

These Oahe Wind granddaughters make awesome club calf momma’s. 

They’re everything that a Hoo Doo thought of being. Just breed these 

smokies to a red gene bull and you will be a lot happier. 

Lot 78 

Sire: Thomas Outlaw Dam: Grizz 

DOB: 2006 • Due 3-23 to Carpe Diem • Tag Pr33 

This is a little bigger framed smokey female but good looking. We sold her 

Carpe Diem heifer this fall to Toby Wheeler in California. Simple Math could 

be the real ticket. 

Sire: AJ Dam: Charolais/Maine 

DOB: 2001 • Due 3-18 to Copper Penny • Tag Pr10 

Lot 79 

Simple Math 

Service Sire of 

Lots 74 & 78 

Sire: Thomas Outlaw Dam: Maxi 

DOB: 2007 • Due 4-15 to Simple Math • Tag Pr28 

A big hipped, big boned Smokey female that could have the next big thing to Copper Penny. 

Sire: Witch Doctor Dam: Hannibal 

DOB: 2007 • Due: 4-10 to Copper Penny • Tag T45 

There is a history to T45, she was the first calf out of the Hannibal 

female I bought from Charlie Wilson that was raised by Sandeens . Mitch 

Daake bought Charlie’s Hannibal last year in the Sweetheart Sale. We have 

high expectations out of Copper Penny on these type of females. 

Sire: Witch Doctor Dam: Sim X 

DOB: 2004-25 • Due: 4-25 to Simple Math • Tag T95 

Pretty hard to fault a Maine x Sim cross female 

when it comes to functional, productive, consistent 

cattle. 

Lot 77 

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Lot 80 

Sire: Paddy O’ Malley Dam: Hide-N-Watch/Pistol Pete 

DOB: 2006 • Due: 3-24 to Heat Wave • Tag S97 

I really don’t know if people will know what to say when they see this incredible female. Other than where the hell does White Lake 

continue to come up with these nearly perfect designed clubby females. The lucky buyer of this female will go home thinking he 

stole “Christ off the Cross.” You just never find females built like this for sale. Her mother was Supreme Champion Breeding Heifer 

at the Sioux Empire Farm Show and Reserve Supreme Breeding Heifer at Hartman’s Showboat Cruise. We are offering ½ interest in 

this coon footed, big bodied, shaggy haired Maine female. We are offering ½ interest meaning that we share expenses the same as 

revenue, 50-50. 

Recips are all commercial Griswold recips in this sale offering having over 100% weaned live calf a year ago. 

Lot 80a 

Sire: Heat Wave Dam: S97 

Due: 4-6 

Sire: Monopoly Dam: S97 

Due: 4-6 

Lot 80e 

Lot 80b 


Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 

Lot 80f 

Lot 80c 


Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 

Lot 80g 

Lot 80d 


Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 

Lot 80h 

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Lot 81 

Sire: Who’s Your Daddy Dam: Sim X 

DOB: 2003 • Due 3-15 to Heat Wave 

If you like them cool then this one is cool. This is where boys become 

men, and bullshit walks. Because I want to know where you 

can find them made like this anywhere else for sale! For all of 

you that were in attendance last year at the Sweetheart Sale were 

well aware that it was a real sale, real money, and at the end of 

the night every lot had a new home. No funny shit going on here! 

Lot 82 

Sire: Sooner Dam: Aftershock 


Lot 83 

Sire: Lautner Anchor Dam: Maine X 

DOB: 2002 • Due 3-27 to Walks Alone • Tag 223 

We are offering a set of females that are huge volume, moderate 

framed, functional females bred to Walks Alone. He’s a cow 

changer and will work on these Anchor and Cunia 602 females. 

This female is good enough to be a donor in most programs. 

Lot 85 

Sire: Lautner Anchor Dam: Who Made Who 

DOB: 2006 • Due 4-12 to Freeze Frame • Tag 675 

Lot 84 

Oink, Oink, here come Ms. Piggy. In all honesty, 521 is a true 

definition of a ground sow! Walk Alone will work here, 

guaranteed. 

Sire: Lautner Anchor Dam: No Mercy 


A moderate framed, Anchor daughter that needs a 

shot better hair, so we decided to put Smiling Bob 

to work. 

This female should have been pictured higher up in the sale, 

she’s that good . But, we intentionally put her down the list to 

see if you have been paying attention. Don’t be afraid of Freeze 

Frame because those cattle just get better with age. 

Smiling Bob - Service Sire of Lot 84 

and several others 

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Sire: Maxi Dam: Double Stuff 

Lot 86 DOB: 2006 • Due: 4-1 to Walks Alone • Tag 683 

This little chubby blue roan female will have a lot of friends 

sale day. Because of the pedigree, she has the potential to be a 

great one. Just imagine what she could look like standing out 

in your front pasture. She is front pasture material. 

Lot 87 

Sire: Cunia 602 Dam: Commercial Angus 

DOB: 2005 • Due: 4-6 to Walks Alone • Tag R63 

This is truly the deepest set of females ever 

offered at the Sweetheart Sale. I’m not just 

saying this, I literally want everyone to inspect 

this offering whether you buy or not. If you 

come and don’t buy we will still get you 

drunk. Buy the way Ryan, I did pay your bail 

to get out of jail whether you believe Chad or 

not. I guess you and Steve need the $400 

worse than I do. 

Lot 88 


DOB: 2006 • Due: 4-14 to Walks Alone • Tag S76 

A choke necked, moderate framed, deep flanked, 

perfect chubby female by design. 

Lot 89 


DOB: 2006 • Due 4-6 to Walks Alone • Tag S69 

A sound, functional Maine cross female that 

raised a Walks Alone heifer last year that sold 

in Wade Roger’s fall sale. 

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Lot 90 

Sire: Grizz Dam: Maine X 

DOB: 2004 • Due 3-30 to Platinum • Tag P27 

We went back to the drawing board to come up with this pancake mix. If we 

hadn’t gotten away from the basics over the years, we wouldn’t be in the 

predicament we’re in today. No where to run no where to hide. 

Lot 91 

Sire: Grizz Dam: Maine X 

DOB: 2004 • Due: 4-14 to Dirty Harry • Tag 461 

Lot 92 

Sire: Limousin Cross Dam: Limousin Cross 

DOB: 2001 • Due 4-17 to Addiction • Tag 971 

A clean pedigreed female mated to a huge boned, silver haired Friction x 159 

son . Spells. Profit. 

Lot 93 

Sire: Limousin Cross Dam: Limousin Cross 

DOB: 2001 • Due 4-6 to Addiction • Tag 913 

Old school genetics, new school teacher. 

Dirty Harry - Service Sire of Lot 91 

This is one soft, deep, red Limy cross female. She will work to Addiction. 

I don’t know what color it will be, but in today’s world color or race doesn’t 

seem to matter. 

Lot 94 

Sire: Friction Dam: Maine X 

DOB: 2006 • Due 4-1 to Smiling Bob • Tag S67 

This is one of the hairier Friction daughters to be found. We kept her Walks 

Alone last year for a bull. This female can flat out raise them. Don’t 

underestimate what she will do this year. 

Driver- Service Sire of Lot 95 

Lot 95 

Sire: Final Answer Dam: Sim X 

DOB: 2006 • Due 3-23 to Driver • Tag 691 

This Sim x Angus cross female is bred to the $300,000 Driver Purebred 

Simmental Bull owned by Hartman, Bietelspacher, and Wager. How much 

added retail value can this bring to the table. 

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Lot 96 


DOB: 2006 • Due: 3-20 to Heat Wave 5 • Tag S19 

This solid black Simy is hard to fault mated to Heat Wave for a 

high profit return. These females were ultra-sounded by Dr. Travis 

White and called to these dates. 

Lot 97 


DOB: 2006 • Due: 3-20 to Smiling Bob • Tag S21 

We had the best AI conception ever on 

the cows according to the ultra-sound. 

We are representing them that way 

according to AI service sires used. They 

will calve within a few days of that due 

date plus or minus. 

Lot 98 

Sire: Bentley Dam: Who Made Who 

DOB: 2006 • 4-4 to Cooper Penny • Tag S07 

There will be no where to run no where to hide if Copper Penny doesn’t hit with all the cows bred to him. Copper Penny comes from 

one of the best cow families at White Lake. Consistency within a sire comes from the cow. Buy with confidence for these Bentley 

daughters flat out work. We are flushing cows to Bentley to raise females. Take advantage of this offering of Bentley’s. 

Sire: Totally Tuned Dam: Hide-N-Watch 

DOB: 2006 • 4-19 to Addiction • Tag 626 

Lot 99 

This female is bred for hair. Maybe she could play in the NHL . She sold a 

Walks Alone in Wade Rogers fall sale going to Bow-Ham. He was one of 

the best babies we had born at the farm. 

Lot 100 

Sire: Totally Tuned Dam: 0146 Head Honcho 

DOB: 2006 • Due 3-29 to Smiling Bob • Tag 663 

This Totally Tuned female is out of one of the hairiest females to ever walk at 

White Lake. She now calls home at Michael Grienors in Iowa. No matter what 

this female brings it will not be enough for what she is capable of raising. 

Lot 101 

Sire: Carnac Dam: Chi X 


A sound, big boned Carnac female. She was a top heifer selection from the 

Beckett and Blake Program. 

Lot 102 

Sire: Carnac Dam: Purebred Maine 


Dam of Lot 100 

A high dollar selection as a show heifer form the Losing program. She has not disappointed us to this point. She still maintains that 

show ring look along with strong maternal traits. 

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Lot 103 

Sire: Heat Wave Dam: H832 (Meyer 734 X 602) 

DOB: 2006 • Due: 4-4 to Copper Penny• Tag S85 

This is one of the only daughters of H832 at White Lake. If Dave Guyer hadn’t 

stopped to part his hair he would have remembered to pick her up. That’s ok 

Dave. Your loss my gain! This female raised our top hold over spring born last 

year going to Texas. 

H832 

Dam of Lot 103 thru 103E 

Lot 103a 

Sire: Friction Dam: H832 

Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 

Lot 103d 

Lot 103b 


Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 

Lot 103e 

Lot 103c 


Due: 4-6 

These pregnancies are all full sibs to Amen. Chap Thompson sold ½ interest of 

him for $34,000. If I started giving testimonies of all the success stories from 

Sweetheart Genetics we would be into tomorrow. 

Amen- Full Sib to 

Lots 103A-103E 

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Lot 104 

Sire: Smooth Sailing Dam: 624 Irish Whiskey 

Due 4-6 

This is a full sib to the $28,000 high selling Smooth Sailing steer 

at Wade Rogers going to Iowa. 624 sold in last years sale for 

$21,500 going to Ohio. 

High Seller for Wade Rogers this fall- 

Full Sib to Lot 104 

Lot 105a 

Sire: Carpe Diem Dam: 646 Hard Drive 

Due: 3-23 

Lot 105b 

Sire: Carpe Diem Dam: 646 Hard Drive 

Due: 3-23 

These are full sibs to a steer that Corey Thompson bought that will show at Oklahoma City in March. A top fall 

Hereford prospect that sold in the Donor’s Unlimited in 2010. Also maternal sibs to the best Hereford prospect I 

sold to Blaine Rogers that he has high expectations for this coming year. 646 will be on display at sale. 

Lot 106a 

Lot 106b 

Lot 106c 

Sire: Solid Gold Dam: N117 Ground Zero x Jack Frost 

Due 4-6 


Due 4-6 


Due 4-6 

N117 was Champion Market Heifer at the South Dakota State Fair 

and Supreme Market Animal at the Open to the World Steer Show at 

the South Dakota State Fair. Eric Drager and Wade Rogers think that 

N117ust may be the best donor that presently walks at Hereford, 

Texas. She has sired several high sellers at Mimms Annual Club 

Calf Sale having sold a $11,000 Milkman Prospect that is presently 

undefeated as a Charolais in Texas. 

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N117 - Dam of Lots 106a-106c

Lot 107a 

Lot 107b 

Lot 107c 

Sire: Carpe Diem Dam: 428 Lifeline 

Due 4-6 

Sire: Carpe Diem Dam: 428 Lifeline 

Due 4-6 

Sire: Solid Gold Dam: 428 Lifeline 

Due 4-6 

428 is a full sister to Yellow Jacket. She just sold a $15,000 

Milkman daughter for Brad Smith in the First Class Female Sale. 

Chad Thompson will be offering one of the best fall born Carpe 

Diem steers to sell on line in January. Who knows what he will 

bring? 428 will be on display at sale. 

Carpe Diem X 428 Steer 

Lot 108a 

Lot 108b 

Lot 108c 

Sire: Solid Gold Dam: P89 

Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 


Due: 4-6 

Sire: Walks Alone Dam: P89 

Due: 4-6 

Sire: Walks Alone Dam: P89 

Due: 4-6 

Yellow Jacket - Full Sib to 428 

Lot 108d 

Lot 108e 

Lot 108f 

P89 needs no introduction to the field of donors. She is one of the very few young donors with a $100,000 street value. She has a 

full brother in Simple Math that has never left the bull stud since March due to popular demand. She works to bulls of every kind 

and color. Just breed her and she will do the rest. P89 will on display at sale. 

Houston full brother to Solid Gold, 

Sire of Lots 108a-108d and a clone to 

the Grand Champion Steer at the 2008 

Houston Livestock Show 

Simple Math - Full Sib to P89 

P89- Dam of Lots 108A-108F 

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