Gassman - Sioux Falls Regional Livestock

The GassmanDispersion 

SELLING NEAR 300 HEAD 

NEARLY 90% OF THE OFFERING BRED TO 

MONOPOLY, HEAT WAVE OR HIS CLONES 

Saturday, February 5th, 2011 

12:00 Noon CST 

Sioux Falls Regional Livestock Auction, Worthing, South Dakota 

Weather Date: Tuesday, February 8th 

Video Previews Available at collinscattleservices.com 

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The Complete Dispersion of 

GASSMAN’S CLUB CALVES 

Bob Gassman 

23658 436th Avenue 

Howard, South Dakota 57349 

(605) 530-3460 

Ranch Located just south of Hwy. 34 in the southeast corner of 

South Dakota. Just 1 hour from Sioux Falls. 

SALE MANAGEMENT 

Christy Collins, Inc. 

www.collinscattleservices.com 

(800) 975-6313 Office/Voice Mail 

Catalog request: catalog@pldi.net 

For immediate answers to sale questions: ccollinsinc@gmail.com 

(580) 305-0001 Cell/Text 

SALE STAFF 

AUCTIONEER: Steve Bonham (405) 823-2972 

Jeff Aegerter (402)641-4696 

Ryan Denton (918) 629-3004 

Kent Jaecke (405) 408-2440 

Scott Manley (417) 860-5250 

Craig Talkington (785) 623-1789 

CONSULTING ON THE SALE 

Nick Reimann (605) 871-3642 

Brad Smith (712) 209-1500 

Tyler Humphries (419) 230-3450 

Tim Burke (402) 750-0440 

Chad Burroughs (937) 508-5719 

Additional Sale Consultants Always Welcome 

MOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS 

These hotels are located on the south side of Sioux Falls, 

right off I-29. 

Fairfield Inn – 4501 W. Empire Place, Sioux Falls, (605) 361-2211 

Days Inn – 3401 Gateway Boulevard, Sioux Falls, (605) 361-9240 

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites – 2501 South Shirley Avenue, 

Sioux Falls, (605) 361-0122 

Comfort Suites – 3208 South Carolyn Avenue, Sioux Falls, 

(605) 362-9711 

TRUCKING and DELIVERY 

We will work to group cattle and get them headed your way. Please 

be very specific when registering about your hauling needs or plans. 

We will contact you on Sunday after the sale. 

VIDEO PREVIEWS 

Video previews will be made available at collinscattleservices.com. 

Videos will be posted right before sale week. Please check our 

website for the preview date. We encourage you to attend the sale 

to evaluate the entire offering in person. 

TERMS OF FLUSH RETAINMENT* 

The right to one flush has been retained on a handful of females, as 

noted in the footnote. Bob intends to use these flushes to generate a 

maternal foundation to build back his herd. Terms include the right 

to one successful flush to the bull of Gassman’s choice with the 

guarantee of at least, but not limited to, three embryos. All flushing 

costs will be paid by Gassman and will be at the new owner’s 

convenience within two years of the purchase date. The new owner 

will have the option of the first flush. 

SALE LOCATION 

The sale will be held at Sioux Falls Regional Livestock 

in Worthing, South Dakota, just south of Sioux Falls. 

www.sfrlinc.com, (605) 372-8000. Flights to Sioux Falls or 

Omaha are convenient to the sale location in Worthing. 

Worthing is located on the south side of Sioux Falls and 

very close to the Sioux Falls airport. 

Pre-register to view and bid online at: www.liveauctions.tv 

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Reserve Grand Champion Steer, 2002 National 

Western Stock Show, shown by Brian Elliott… 

Maternal sister sells as Lot 191 

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Grand Champion Steer, 2004 American Royal, 

shown by Kaity Wilcox…Dam sells as Lot 316; 

maternal sister sells as Lot 158

the Bob Gassman Herd... 

“One Heck of a Powerful Club Calf Producing Herd!” 

It is with great pleasure that I have the opportunity to disperse the Bob Gassman herd—a set of cows that, I have come to realize, 

has a tremendous background. They include 70 years of selection, and 2010 was the 31st year for A.I. at Gassman’s. It was a lot of 

fun to go through the index cards on each cow and see the old Maine pedigrees on the dam’s side. These good genetics are lost to us, 

except in the bottom side of these longtime, long-running herds that started the club calf business. When you see these cows, you’ll 

understand just how important those genetics were and why they jump started this industry. 

The opportunity within this sale offering may be unequaled to any that I have sold. We are simply rolling up in one package what 

a man and his father have accomplished over their lifetime. Bob’s dad, Myron C. Gassman, sold his first 4-H prospect calf in the late 

50s to Greg Callies and continued selling until Bob’s career, which included a win at the South Dakota State Fair in 1971.The cow 

power here is impressive! Some of the calves sold by each cow are reported in the footnote, but not all. These calves were sold out 

of the pasture, and the later success of many is unknown to Bob. Many major club calf suppliers visit the Gassman herd each year. 

I’ve quickly come to realize that Bob is a great cowman. He has not just chased popular bulls, but he has a great eye. He has bred 

and selected cattle within his herd and carefully implemented outside genetics. The Angus influence in these cows is the result of 

Bob’s purchase of some very good Angus herd sires that are high quality, big hipped bulls that had lots of look; they are non-typical 

of many low birth Angus. 

It is important to note that this sale has come about and is necessary due to life changes. Bob is retaining his 2010-born heifer 

calf replacements and will also retain a flush on a few selected cows. The cows that Bob has selected to retain a flush on do not 

necessarily represent the best steer producers, but they have been selected in hopes that he can flush them maternally to generate 

the next chapter in his life and his cow herd. 

There are a lot of potential donors in this sale. If a person pays close attention, there is opportunity here to build a life-changing 

program for one’s self. The quality is so deep, and there are so many young cows that are yet unproven. Our biggest concern is 

making sure that potential buyers take the time to study and look seriously at these younger four to six year olds. 

The cows have been primarily lotted in age order, so there are featured cattle all the way through the book. 

Many good cows are NOT pictured. Pay close attention! 

Videos of these cattle will be posted closer to sale time at collinscattleservices.com. 

The videos should be extra impressive. Please give myself or Bob a call to discuss the lots. 

We will be glad to assist with your sight-unseen purchases. 

Special thanks to Bob for all his hard work on this catalog. He hand 

wrote all the footnotes on each cow! Also, special thanks to Steve 

Bonham for pointing out this great cow herd and opportunity to me. 

This is going to be a sale for the record books and one that is so neat 

because of all the club calf history behind it. Study long and hard— 

here’s a big chance, a real big chance! 

Christy Collins 

(580) 305-0001 Cell / Text 

ccollinsinc@gmail.com – For immediate answers to sale questions 

MAJOR GRAND OR RESERVE GRAND CHAMPIONS REPORTED TO GASSMAN – RAISED IN THIS HERD: 

American Royal 2004 – Hell’s A Brewin’ x 02 Cecil; National Western 2002 – Hairy x 630 Payback; 

Ohio State Fair 2005 – Barely Legal x 526 Payback; Indiana State Fair – Payback x 241 Apple; 

Sioux Falls Empire Grand Heifer; Belt Buckle Bonanza; Oklahoma City Youth Expo; Tulsa State Fair; 

Lower Michigan State Fair 

Plus Bob said, “There have been so many jackpot champions and State Fair breed champions, I just 

couldn’t possibly start to list them.” 

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MATURE DONOR PROSPECT – LOT 101 

LOT 101 

Diesel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman 902 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassm 

Bottom Line (High Octane Maine) 

Gassman 

LOT 101 

DIESEL 

ID 3-26 | 2003 | BLACK 

Cecil (Aviance) 

Most Wanted 

Payback (Fistful of Dollars) 

A.I. 6/21 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/26 to 8/20 

3-26 

Bob: This great looking cow is hard to part with. She is flawless in every way, 

and the model for the rest of them too! She has mainly had heifer calves, 

including the 514 daughter selling as Lot 117. 326 produced a Who’s First steer 

sold to Lyle Williams, and a Smooth Sailing heifer is in the 2010 crop. She will 

hit the grand slam with this mating. Take note here! 

Sale Note: This is a major donor prospect and one of the best cows to sell this 

season. 326 is powerful, big ribbed and ultra complete. She is highly marketable 

and should produce big returns with a calf by Monopoly or Heat Wave. She is 

sired by a great line of cattle. Her sire, Diesel, is a son of Cecil, who is a 

grandson of Sugar Ray. This is a long line of careful selection within herd and 

not just a progression of using the most popular genetics. Many of the cows 

selling have a solid foundation of old Maine genetics on the bottom side of their 

pedigree. I think this is hard to find today and lends to the stoutness and power 

that you will find in this herd. 

• Retaining the right to one successful flush on 3-26. See terms.* 

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LOT 102 

Aviance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

an 

Sugar Ray 

Maine Chi (Thick Set) 

Most Wanted (Payback) 


LOT 102 

AVIANCE 

ID 3-42 | 2003 | BLACK 


Explosion (PB Maine) 


3-42 

Bob: This big bodied, wide walking, big volumed cow is one of my top picks. 

Sale Note: Here too is a powerful donor prospect with worlds of potential. She 

may be our pick of the sale. Her pedigree is several generations of Gassman 

breeding. She is by Aviance, the son of Sugar Ray that has done so much good in 

this program. She goes back to an old Maine-bred daughter of Explosion. Like 

many of the cows selling, she is safe to Monopoly and cleaned up with a Heat 

Wave clone. The chances for return in this offering are phenomenal. Don’t miss 

this cow—a great one to market and turn into a big-time donor. 


“From top to bottom, this is maybe the stoutest set of cows I have ever been through. 

Man, there’s a bunch more that should have been pictured!” 

– Wellner and the Clipping Crew 


YOUNG DONOR PROSPECT – LOT 103 

LOT 103 

Plainview Absolute Power F33 . . 

Gassman 2-35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassm 

735 (Payback x Trend 802 x Platinum) 


LOT 103 

ABSOLUTE 

ID 835 | 2008 | BLACK 

Bushs Absolute Power 

WK Gunslinger x Nelson Bold Ruler 

Jack Frost (Throttle) 

A.I. 6/20 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 6/25 to 9/20 

POWER 835 

Bob: This younger, smaller framed cow is my pick of the second calvers. I think 

she is very powerful, deep, stylish and sound. She is hairy and has correct 

angularity, great shoulder, feet and legs…perfect structure! 

Sale Note: It is tremendously hard to find females that have this kind of look 

and quality and still maintain lots of power and muscle. This one has it. Super 

cool, young and many generations of cow family on the bottom side. Another 

real sale favorite and superior donor candidate. 

A very important thing to point out is the quality of Angus herd bulls that 

have been used and selected by Bob in this herd. The Angus bulls he has used 

have been carefully selected and are very high quality, big hipped Angus sires 

that have some bone and substance. The Angus represented in this set of cattle 

are not your “run of the mill” low birth weight Angus sires. They are impressive 

and add a great deal of pattern, style and usefulness to these cattle. 

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THE WHO MADE WHO 025 FAMILY – LOTS 104 & 105 

LOT 104 

LOT 104 

Who Made Who . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman B025 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

an 

Take Charge 

Simmental 

High Noon 

Toni (Simmental) 

Sale Note: Big hipped, lots of power and great 

made, this too is a featured candidate for a major 

producing herd. 025 goes back to a High Noon x 

Toni cow. Toni was a purebred Simmental that 

was widely used. Who Made Who daughters have 

generated major champions and many high 

sellers. Here’s a daughter that could do just that 

in an extensive embryo program. 

ID 025 | 2000 | BLACK 

A.I. 7/4 to Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 7/10 to 8/20 

Bob: I can still see this cow as a heifer. She will be missed. Tyler Kroupa showed her in 

2000 and 2001; she won many shows. When Greg got sick, he brought her back. Her show 

career was short, but her legacy at Gassman’s is longstanding. She never, I repeat “never” 

misses. She has always settled A.I. She is the mother of 21 Degrees Below, a bull that has 

been used heavily and turned down an offer of $40,000 from Phil Lautner. She produced 

another herd bull, 22 Degrees Below. Her daughters are keepers. She is an absolute great 

cow for anyone to own. A great producing daughter sells as Lot 105. 

LOT 105 

AAR Really Windy 1205 . . . . . . . . 


ID 2-25 | 2002 | BLACK 

Angus 

Angus 

Who Made Who (Take Charge) 

B025 (High Noon Son x Toni) 

P.E. Heat Wave 7; Examined 80 days on 10/13 

Bob: The Really Windy daughters are super great cows! They have great feet, legs, udders, 

hair and style, plus they are docile. The past sales on this good cow include a Heat Wave at 

$19,000 to Steve Bonham and another Heat Wave to Martin Richter for $2,500. She also 

has a daughter, Lot 123, in the sale. 


LOT 105 

Sale Note: This cow didn’t picture the best (it was 

about 10 degrees!). She is very complete, lots of 

body and extra stout. She is without question one 

of the leading producers in the sale. Bob felt like 

maybe this cow should have started the offering. 

Check out the power in the bottom side of this 

pedigree—you just don’t find cattle bred like this! 

Take advantage of the power behind these cows. 



LOT 106 

Most Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman 04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassm 

604 (Aviance x B3-61 Redi Mix x Angus) 


LOT 106 

MOST 

ID 3-4 | 2003 | BLACK 


High Octane 


A.I. 6/27 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Unforgiven on 7/2 to 9/20 

WANTED 3-4 

Bob: All I can say is, “Look at her pedigree!” They don’t come any better! 

It is clubby and maternal—you decide. A Monopoly steer sold for $7,500 to 

Reimann, and a Monopoly sells in the bred heifers as Lot 350. The dam of 

Lot 106 just produced an Unforgiven steer for $2,500 to John Kramer. 

Sale Note: This is without question one of the best looking, biggest hipped 

cows in the offering. Extra cool with lots and lots of look. Her pedigree is 

stacked with club calf greats, and her dam is four or five generations of 

Gassman selection. This is a cow that needs special attention. This mating to 

Monopoly has a chance for big return. The top females in this sale offering will 

produce an astounding return and have the power and stoutness to generate a 

major A.I. sire prospect. Get in the game! 


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LOT 107 

Who’s First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

an 

Who Made Who 

Dunk x Aviance by Sugar Ray 

Final Answer (Bk Impact Ma) 


LOT 107 

WHO’S 

ID 727 | 2007 | BLACK WHITE 


527 (Trend 802 x Payback x Elvis) 

A.I. 7/3 Monopoly; Examined 95 days on 10/13 P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 7/8 to 8/20 

“Bob’s cows are so powerful he could breed them to a billy goat 

and get a great one!” 

– Jimmy Funk 

FIRST 727 

Bob: This one’s easy to describe: She’s perfect! Super front, great hip, lot’s of 

spring of rib and so sound! Her first calf is in the bred heifer offering, selling 

as Lot 369. A steer sired by 21 Degrees Below sold for $2,400 to Oakley, and a 

Who’s First steer sold for $1,500 to Dax Lautner. Her dam sold an $8,000 

Who’s First steer to Steve Bonham. 

Sale Note: This was one of our top picks at picture time. Wow, what a looker! 

Super cool, square hipped and lots of profile. This is a young cow headed for 

the donor pen. Bred to Monopoly or to the Heat Wave clone clean up bull, what 

potential! Her pedigree is a great mix of some of the most successful club calf 

genetics of all time. A person should study the breeding program of Bob 

Gassman. This sale represents many years of careful selection and 

crossbreeding. 



LOT 108 

Wooly Bully . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


Gassm 

Gassman 48 Yellow (Payback’s dam) 


LOT 108 

WOOLY 

ID 3-2 | 2003 | RED WHITE 

Double Vision 

Book’em Dano 

Total Play 


BULLY 3-2 

Bob: This cow goes back to 732, from 48 Yellow—not a bad call. 48 Yellow was 

the dam of Payback and a great producer in this herd. Ed Cody loves this cow and 

bought 047, a Wooly Bully heifer in 2005; he said she’s one of his better cows. 

This cow has never had a bad day. She did me a favor and had a heifer calf in 

2010—she’s in the keeper pen. Her mother, 732, had a $5,000 Who Made Who 

steer sold to Hilbert and an All About You steer sold for $2,800 to Lautner. 

Another About Time steer sold for $7,000 to Goshe-Fevold. 

Sale Note: Bob is proud of this female and the pedigree behind her. Wooly Bully 

has sired some tremendous daughters, and this one’s color makes her extra 

special. She too is extra big down her top and out her hip with lots of look. This 

is a great one! Get on board here. Another cow for major donor consideration. 

It’s hard to find them this good and with this kind of a unique pedigree. 

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LOT 109 

Hell’s a Brewin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

an 


LLND Cowboy (Power Plant x 5T) 

New Trend 802 


LOT 109 

HELL’S 

ID 3-5 | 2003 | BLACK 


Aviance x Pine Drive 

A.I. 7/2 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Razzle Dazzle on 7/7 to 9/20 

ABREWIN’ 3-5 

Bob: I guess I would have to say once again, this cow is one of my favorites. 

Her looks say it all! There’s nothing I can add to perfection. She’s young and 

bred right; she should be check marked. Past sales out of this cow include an 

Unforgiven heifer at $4,200 to Art Wells, a Who’s First steer for $1,800 to 

Bonham, and a Q-Dog steer for $5,000 to Guyer. 

Sale Note: You just don’t find this kind of look very easy anymore. Super long 

fronted and balanced, yet she still maintains plenty of muscle, bone and 

stoutness. Her mating to Monopoly has the chance to more than pay for the 

purchase. This cow has been a leading favorite of many and one that needs 

special consideration, especially for major embryo production. Females like 

this one are rare. Only in a dispersion scenario do you have this kind of 

opportunity. 




LOT 110 

Check’s in the Mail . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassm 

Ammo (Payback) 

Desert Storm 

Cecil (Aviance by Sugar Ray) 


LOT 110 

CHECK’S 

ID 432 | 2004 | BLACK 


632 (Aviance x Pine Drive x Toni) 

A.I. 6/15 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. 21 Degrees Below on 6/20 to 9/20 

IN THE MAIL 432 

Bob: This cow pretty much clicks with any bull. She’s small to moderate framed 

and huge topped with a great front. She has huge spring of rib and is overall 

great from head to tail. She produced a Who’s First steer for $2,200 to Hilbert, 

a Who’s First steer for $2,700 to Bonham and a Hired Man steer for $3,700 to 

Gary Reynolds. 

Sale Note: How’s that for a consistent production record, right out of the 

pasture! This cow needs a real chance to Heat Wave or a Heat Wave son. This 

daughter of Check’s in the Mail has a pedigree stacked with club calf history. 

She is in her prime and ready to headline a leading operation in donor 

production. Many generations of Gassman selection lie behind her dam. Lot 

110 was marked as one of our top five at picture time. Another great looking 

female with lots of power. Again, you don’t find ’em like this one all the time. 

Sit up and pay attention. 

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LOT 111 

OCC Legend 616L . . . . . . . . . . . . 

an 

DHD Traveler 6807 

CH Dixie Erica of 1019 

Habanero Grandson 


LOT 111 

LEGEND 

ID 801 | 2008 | BLACK 

Gassman 2-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

801 (Draft Pick x Payback x Toni) 

A.I. 8/14 Heat Wave 14; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. 22 Degrees Below on 8/19 to 9/20 

801 

Bob: This younger cow is picture perfect! Some will say she is one of the best, 

and I won’t argue that. She is so deep and big hipped, has tremendous volume 

and capacity. She has super feet and legs too. She should have all the makings of 

a great investment. 

Sale Note: This is without question one of our favorites. Tremendously big 

bodied, big boned and thick made, she is a direct daughter of OCC Legend and 

out of a great maternal-influenced Habanero x Draft Pick bred dam. This 

young female has a world of potential. She could produce a great herd bull, seed 

stock or top selling prospects. She too was one of Bob’s picks, and as he stated, 

“It’s real hard to see these great young cows go.” 

801 sells bred to Heat Wave for a quick return on investment. There may be as 

much value and pedigree in this sale offering as any we have seen in a club calf 

producing history. 


THE FEATURED MATURE COWS – LOTS 112 & 113 

LOT 112 

LOT 112 

Super Stud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 427 | 2004 | RED 

Super Sport 

Shorthorn Cross 

Poppin’ Good 

671 ( Master Mix by Redi Mix) 

A.I. 6/17 Walks Alone; Examined 80 days on 10/13 P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 6/22 to 9/20 

Bob: This deep-bodied, picture-perfect cow is as good as they get. Anyone or any program 

will get along great with her. Length of neck and cool! She produced a Gotcha Talkin’ steer for 

$1,900, pasture sold to Hersch. She can breed many different ways. One of the really exciting 

females in the sale. 

Gassm 

Super Stud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

LOT 113 

ID 424 | 2004 | ROAN 

Super Sport 


Gassman 752 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Double Stuff 

240 (Apple) Canadian Maine 

A.I. 6/20 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Unforgiven son on 2/25 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow is so terrific looking! I’m so excited to find out how she works to Monopoly. 

She produced a Who’s First heifer for $1,500 to James Sparks, a Who’s First steer for $2,400 

to Dick Baldwin and a Red Zone steer for $1,100 to Bonham…all A.I. produced and pasture 

sold. The sky’s the limit on this next coming calf. This is a big time donor candidate. 

LOT 113 

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LOT 114 

an 

Maternal sister to Payback 

LOT 114 

Total Play . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman 48 Yellow . . . . . . . . . . . 

ID 3-6 | 2003 | BLACK 

Total Power (Bk Power) 

Power Play 

Great Northern 

Siegfreid 


Bob: I didn’t do a lot of flushing, but this is one from the great 48 Yellow cow—the dam 

of Payback! If you appreciate the Black Champ breeding program like I have, you’ll want 

to buy this great female. She raised a Who’s First steer selling for $3,000 to Bonham and 

two Hired Man steers for $1,500 and $2,000. 

LOT 115 

Tongue Tied . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman 112K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

ID 6-12 | 2006 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 

847 (Dunk x Aviance) 

2J Maine 

2J Maine Kroupa 

A.I. 6/24 Beat The Heat; Examined 90 days on 10/13 

P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 6/29 to 9/20 

Bob: This small framed cow has tremendous eye appeal. She has so much style! She is 

strong topped and super hipped…all in such a perfect package. She is hard to fault. Out 

of a Canadian-bred 2J Maine cow. Potential donor prospect. 

LOT 115 



LOT 116 

Gassm 

ID 2-70 | 2002 | BLACK 

LOT 116 

This is a cow that lots of people are going to 

like. She has a great look! You know the success 

of Throttle/Flush females when they are mated 

back to Heat Wave and Heat Wave sons. 

Jack Frost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


Full Throttle 

Maine 


234 (Toni) 


Bob: Adam Goeken thinks this Jack Frost cow is the greatest ever. She is so complete and 

fancy! Lots of shape, hairy and moderate framed—what a super package. Past sales include 

a Who’s First steer, $1,400 to Goeken; Monopoly steer, $6,000 to Lautner; Monopoly heifer, 

keeper pen. Monopoly works well here. 

LOT 117 

ID 514 | 2005 | BLACK 

Who’s First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Who Made Who 


Gassman 326 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Diesel (Cecil) 

902 (Payback x Bottom Line x Sugar Ray) 


Bob: This young cow already has a jump in life, with 326 as her mother! I had the 

misfortune of losing her Q-dog bull calf last spring due to weather. I hate to part with this 

great cow that has lots of future. She is much better than her picture…Christy’s not a big 

fan of cold weather. 

LOT 117 

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LOT 118 

LOT 118 

Hell’s a Brewin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman B1-15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Payback 


Kid Rock (Cigar) 


ID 3-25 | 2003 | BLACK 


Bob: This cow hit a grand slam in our 2010 calf crop. I had the misfortune of losing this 

calf due to weather—not a good day! Dead bull calves are hard to take. Breeding her back 

to Monopoly was a no brainer. She goes back to the great 847 cow and produced a Who’s 

First steer calf sold to Gary Filmore. 

LOT 119 

Hell’s a Brewin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 322 | 2003 | BLACK BALDY 

Payback 


Pine Drive (Angus) 

Black Power x Toni 

Sells open, ready to flush. • Retaining the right to one successful flush. See terms.* 

Bob: This cow had the best Heat Wave steer I’ve ever calved. The calf got stepped on in 

June and later died. She will hit the grand slam again! Her 722 daughter is in the herd 

now. Past sales include an Unforgiven steer at $1,300 sold to Richter. She has lots of 

future ahead of her…imagine the possibilities of this female in transfer to Heat Wave. 

LOT 119 



LOT 120 

LOT 120 

Kid Rock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 1-9 | 2001 | BLACK 

WLC Cigar (Witch Doctor) 

MFC Maine Break 


42 (Explosion) 


Bob: This cow is huge hipped, deep and soft looking. I know this mating will work. She 

has extra bone and stoutness. A real sale favorite! Watch for this one—she has donor 

potential. 

Gassm 

Most Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

LOT 121 

ID 3-40 | 2003 | BLACK 

Payback 

High Octane 

Gassman 804 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Draft Pick 

Trend 802 (Angus) 


Bob: This cow is no accident—just look at her bloodline; that’s the reason she looks like 

she does. If you don’t like taking chances, then buy this cow. Sample of sales include: 

Sun Seeker steer at $3,900 to Daryl Jackson; Sun Seeker steer at $2,000 to John Feickner; 

Unforgiven steer at $1,000 to Martin Richtner. 

LOT 121 

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LOT 122 

LOT 122 

OCC Legend 616L . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman Cow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 




Breath Taker (Redi Mix) 

Sale Note: This is the dam of Lot 344, perhaps 

one of the most exciting bred heifers to sell all 

season. This is a broody, maternal powerhouse. 

You’ll want to own this dam of Lot 344! 

ID 419 | 2004 | BLACK 

A.I. 6/17 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Lut son 900 on 6/22 to 9/20 

Bob: This smaller framed cow is setting the bar high. I am convinced Walks Alone will 

certainly work with this great cow. Past calves sold include a Contagious steer for $2,200. 

Her greatest calf is her 2009 Dream On daughter; she’s in a league of her own 

LOT 123 

Bushs Flashback 880 . . . . . . . . . 


ID 425 | 2004 | BLACK 

TC Dividend 963 

Skarship Saratoga 

Really Windy (Angus) 

025 (Who Made Who x B0 25 High Noon) 

A.I. 6/16 Heat Wave 13; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/21 to 8/20 

Bob: This cow is super and has a very docile disposition. Like all of the 025’s, she is 

powerful, thick, sound and stylish with great feet and legs. 025 is her Who Made Who 

grandam. Her dam, 225, had the $19,000 Heat Wave steer that Bonham bought. 

LOT 123 


THE FEATURED MATURE & YOUNG COWS – LOTS 124 TO 127 

LOT 124 

Mossy Oak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


Gassm 

ID 411 | 2004 | BLACK 

Full Flush 

TGK Miss Reba 


Trend 802 (Angus) 


Bob: This cow is very youthful looking and has the Most Wanted look. Past calves sold 

include a Heat Wave steer for $2,000 to Peterson and a Hired Man steer for $2,300 to 

Williams. 

LOT 125 

ID 417 | 2004 | BLACK 

Check’s in the Mail . . . . . . . . . . . Ammo (Payback) 

Desert Storm 

Gassman 917 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loaded Gun (High Octane) 

717 (Payback x Total Power x Elvis) 


Bob: This smaller framed cow has a lot of look to her. She always puts style in her calves. 

Her 901 Monopoly daughter, Lot 351, speaks for herself. Breeding her back the same way 

was easy. I have a 2010 Monopoly heifer calf in the keeper pen that is spectacular. Lots of 

pedigree and future here. 

LOT 126 

ID 818 | 2008 | BLACK 

Bushs Flashback 880 . . . . . . . . . TC Dividend 963 


Gassman 014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Payback (Fistful of Dollars) 

714 (Loaded Gun) 


Bob: This is another favorite. She’s very stylish and very complete, just an all-around 

great young cow. Smaller framed and very wide based. 

Sale Note: Take a close look here! This three year old lacked the flesh at photo time and 

needs a little maturity. Just try to find one made better than this one. Wow, what a hip 

and neck! 

LOT 127 

ID 401 | 2004 | BLACK 

OCC Legend 616L . . . . . . . . . . . . DHD Traveler 6807 


Gassman 2-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hairy (Habanero) 


A.I. 7/2 Bojo; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 7/7 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow is as complete as they get. She is deep sided with excellent style and very 

powerful. She has the hair of Hairy and the fleshing ease of OCC Legend. 

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LOT 128 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


an 

OCC Legend 616L 

Angus 

Hoff Twin Precision 

2-33 (Heat Seeker x Pine Drive) 

ID 832 | 2008 | BLACK 

A.I. 6/19 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. 21 Degrees Below on 6/24 to 9/20 

Bob: This smaller framed, chunky young cow is wide based, big topped and super deep 

with a great hip. Walks Alone should be a perfect fit. She’s young, and she’ll post a great 

production record in time. Lots of quality. A son sells as Lot 387. 

LOT 129 

OCC Legend 616L . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 441 | 2004 | BLACK 




126 (Covino III) 


Bob: My oh my—this cow is a tank! She is super deep, thick based and thick topped. The 

next calf in her, a Heat Wave, could be a great one. You’ll be hard pressed to find power 

cows like this with all the body and style that this one has. 

LOT 130 

ID 423 | 2004 | BLACK 



Gassman 223 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mojo (Warhorse) 

B3-75 (Redi Mix x PS Power Play x Sugar Ray) 

A.I. 6/26 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Unforgiven son on 7/1 to 9/20 

Bob: This young cow is thick, deep and very symmetrical. I do believe her skeletal makeup 

combined with Walks Alone will click. She produced a Heat Wave 1 steer, pasture sold 

for $1,100 to Mike Holland. 

LOT 131 

ID 823 | 2008 | BLACK 

Hoff Twin Precision . . . . . . . . . . Twin Valley Precision E161 

Hoff Boss Lady S C 3V9 

Gassman 2-8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cecil (Aviance by Sugar Ray) 

508 (PS Power Play x Total Power) 

A.I. 8/13 Heat Wave 14; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. None 

Bob: This younger cow is very deep and big bellied and has that Cecil muscle and mass to 

her for a smaller framed cow. I would say that Heat Wave will work well here. Chad 

Thompson loves the Heat Waves on the Cecils. 

Sale Note: Bob has highly acclaimed the Cecil and Aviance daughters. They have worked 

well and generated many top calves. Lots of breeding program in these lines of cattle. 



LOT 132 

Lut Son 900 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


Gassm 

ID 836 | 2008 | BLACK 

Northern Improvement 

Angus 

OCC Legend 

Most Wanted 


Bob: This smaller framed young cow is a maternal sister to the Lot 344 Dream On heifer, 

out of the 419 cow selling as Lot 122. The 419 cow tells it all! This young cow is sound, 

deep, very chunky and wide based. I do believe her A.I. calf will more than pay for this 

investment. 

LOT 133 

ID 640 | 2006 | BLACK 

JABV VRD Flyer NR13 . . . . . . . . . Vermilion Dateline 7078 “VRD” 

Hoff Hi Flyer S C 7134 (Scotch Cap) 

Gassman 264 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purple 14 (High Octane) 

New Trend 802 


Bob: This moderate to larger framed cow is picture perfect! She’s strong topped, super 

fronted and very great hipped. She has excellent feet and legs and tons of guts. I am 

excited to see her calf. This cow is young and has a good future in club calf production. 

LOT 134 

ID 6-3 | 2006 | BLACK 

Lutton 1831 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Northern Improvement 

EXAR Saras Dream 9809 

Gassman 600M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PS Power Play (Emulous Angus) 

Angus 

A.I. 6/24 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Razzle Dazzle on 6/29 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow is tremendous! Deep, wide based and smaller to moderate framed, she is 

super fronted and huge topped. Her 2010 Alias bull calf sells as Lot 389, and a daughter 

sells as Lot 380. 

Sale Note: 6-3 is impressive! The Northern Improvement-bred females have added lots 

of look to many cattle. 

LOT 135 

ID 627 | 2006 | BLACK 



Gassman 927 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cecil (Aviance) 

B3-77 (RJ Prospector x Pine Drive B1-20) 


Bob: This moderate framed cow is so deep and has extreme spring of rib. So much 

massive muscle mass! She’s just like her dam, sired by Cecil. They don’t come any better 

than this. Lyle Williams bought her Alias steer calf in 2010 out of the pasture for $2,700. 

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LOT 136 

Kabana Boy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


an 

Mossy Oak 

Angus 


18 Blue (Who Made Who x Pure Win) 

ID 625 | 2006 | BLACK 


Bob: This cow has that cool, cocky Kabana Boy look. Solid power on the bottom side of 

this pedigree too. Her grandam produced the 1994 Lower Michigan State Fair Champion 

Steer, sired by Payback. There is a great deal of future here. A calf sired by Monopoly could 

be the perfect mating. 

LOT 137 

Johnny Walker Red . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 701 | 2007 | BLACK 

Hairy Bear 

Who Made Who 

Draft Pick 

401 (Payback) 

A.I. 7/2 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Unforgiven on 7/7 to 9/20 

Bob: This is one of the most talked-about younger ones. Everyone is asking, “Is she as 

good as she looks?” I say, “Yes!” She’s full of style and strong topped with excellent hip, 

feet and legs. Her first calf, Lot 366, is in the bred heifer lineup. 

Sale Note: This is a young cow that needs special attention. A little greener when we took 

pictures, this is a good one! 

LOT 138 

ID 811 | 2008 | BLACK 

Plainview Absolute Power F33 . . Bushs Absolute Power 


Gassman 311 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heat Wave (Heat Seeker) 

930 (Payback x Loaded Gun) 

A.I. 7/6 Bojo; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 7/11 to 8/20 

Bob: This mating is what I believe will work; now you can go anywhere from here. This 

young cow is so great…she is deep sided, sound and very symmetrical in her rib. With 

this bloodline, you can breed clubby from here on out. The great grandam produced a 

Heat Wave steer for $4,300 sold to McKay. 

LOT 139 

ID 426 | 2004 | BLACK 



Gassman 226 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hard Cash (Jack Frost) 

526 (Payback x Total Power) 

A.I. 7/3 Bojo; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Unforgiven son on 7/8 to 9/20 

Bob: This is the thickest Flashback cow I have. She is very powerful. Her grandam, 526, 

had the Reserve Champion Steer at the Ohio State Fair, and she produced a Barely Legal 

steer that was successfully shown by the Rick Stacey family; he was pasture purchased for 

$5,600. Also, the 526 cow had the 929 Loaded Gun cow, which had the Jack Frost steer 

Kroupa bought for $12,900. The 929 Loaded Gun turned up open that year and Greg 

bought her to flush. 



LOT 140 

HFG One Eye Two 648 . . . . . . . . . 


Gassm 

ID 812 | 2008 | BLACK 

Rito 1I2 of 2536 Rito 6I6 

B/R New Design 323 

Mossy Oak (Full Flush) 

712 (Mr Big Sky x Payback x Covino III) 

A.I. 6/25 Bojo; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. 21 Degrees Below on 6/30 to 9/20 

Bob: This super fronted, deep bodied cow is young and should excel to the top. 

Sale Note: Here’s another one that really caught my eye. She has a tremendous profile 

and lots of correctness. She goes back to a Payback x Covino III cow with the presence of 

Full Flush. What a unique pedigree and one that would be hard to replicate. 

LOT 141 

ID 634 | 2006 | BLACK 



Gassman 342 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aviance (Sugar Ray) 

42P (Explosion x Sugar Ray) 

A.I. 7/2 Heat Wave 14; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 7/7 to 9/20 

Bob: I really like this young cow; she has a solid gold pedigree! She’s very stylish and 

hairy, big boned and has super feet and legs. 

LOT 142 

ID 829 | 2008 | BLACK 



Gassman 426 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bushs Flashback 880 

226 (Hard Cash by Jack Frost x Payback) 


Bob: This moderate framed young cow is very stylish and really sound. She has a great 

angle to her shoulder and will be a good investment. The great grandam, 226, produced 

the 2005 Reserve Champion Steer at the Ohio State Fair, sired by Barely Legal and shown 

by the Rick Stacey family. 

LOT 143 

ID 825 | 2008 | BLACK 



Gassman 1-11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loaded Gun (High Octane) 

721 (Payback) 

A.I. 7/1 Bojo; Examined 85 days on 10/13 P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 7/6 to 8/20 

Bob: This smaller to moderate framed female is very deep, sound, big footed and big 

topped. She will prove to be a cow with lots of longevity. Should come on a great deal by 

sale time. She is made right! 

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LOT 144 

Sun Seeker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


Miles 

Heat Seeker 

Loaded Gun (High Octane) 

Pine Drive x Total Power 

ID 735 | 2007 | BLACK 

A.I. 6/24 Beat The Heat; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Unforgiven on 6/29 to 9/20 

Bob: This Sun Seeker looks great and is exemplary of her dam, 835, by Loaded Gun. She is 

pretty sweet to look at! This young cow is stylish, great hipped and huge boned. Big, fuzzy 

ears to boot. Beat The Heat may throw a big, fuzzy-eared bull calf too. 

Sale Note: Another favorite at photo time! Lots of bone. 

LOT 145 

Most Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 911 | 1999 | BLACK 

Payback 

High Octane 

Aviance (Sugar Ray) 

Power Play 


Bob: Greg wanted to buy this cow four years ago—he knows the great ones! Past samples 

of her sale record: Who Made Who heifer for $12,500 to Greg Kroupa; Who Made Who steer 

for $5,100 to Duane Hilbert; Who Made Who steer for $5,000 to Duane Hilbert; Kabana 

Boy steer for $2,200 to Gary Reynolds; Who Made Who steer for $7,500 to Les Schenk. 

I have one of the best, her 2010 Monopoly, in the open heifer keeper pen. 

LOT 146 

ID 908 | 1999 | RED 

Double Stuff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Irish Pride 

Maine Shorthorn 


B14 Redi Mix x Pine Drive 

A.I. 6/19 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Lut son 900 on 6/22 to 9/20 

Bob: This good red cow has lots of past production. She has two descendants that are 

featured in this book, Lots 258 and 347. She has sold several other calves from $2,000 to 

$4,000. You will like this one! She’s powerful, cool made, good colored and does not come 

close to looking like a 1999. Very sound feet and udder. 

LOT 147 

ID 917 | 1999 | BLACK 

Loaded Gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . High Octane (PB Maine) 

High Voltage x Hereford 


Total Power x Elvis 


Sale Note: This cow is impressive in the flesh. She has a tremendous amount of longevity 

and does not look her age. She was a favorite at photo time. Super good necked, moderate 

and complete made. You will like her today and down the road. 


LOT 148 

Gotcha Talkin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 840 | 2008 | BLACK 

Mojo (Warhorse) 



Draft Pick 


Bob: This smaller framed cow is cool! She has that super style, lots of shape and the 

Gotcha Talkin’ super hip. She will have a great one. 

LOT 150 

HFG One Eye Two 648 . . . . . . . . . 


ID 802 | 2008 | BLACK 

THE 2008-BORN COWS – LOTS 148 TO 159 

Gassm 




502 (PS Power Play x Toni) 


Bob: This small to moderate framed cow is very complete. She has great feet and legs and 

is very hairy. Will be a terrific cow as she matures. 

LOT 152 

HFG One Eye Two 648 . . . . . . . . . 


ID 804 | 2008 | BLACK 



Hell’s a Brewin’ (Payback) 

705 (Trend 802 x Aviance x Pine Drive) 

P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 7/10 to 8/20; Examined 95 days on 10/13 

Bob: This smaller framed heifer is a twin to 803, Lot 151. I expect these very complete, 

smaller framed young females to make great cows. 

LOT 154 

HFG One Eye Two 648 . . . . . . . . . 


ID 808 | 2008 | BLACK 




741 (Big Sky x Dakota Ray) 

A.I. 6/24 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 6/29 to 9/20 

Bob: This younger cow has a smaller to moderate size and is a sure hit with bone and 

muscle shape, plus she has plenty of hair. 

LOT 149 

ID 805 | 2008 | BLACK 

Heat Wave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heat Seeker 

Taz 

Gassman 3-5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hell’s a Brewin’ (Payback) 



Bob: This smaller framed, attractive young cow is exactly what all these bloodlines 

together add up to—perfection! I took a chance breeding her this way, but it will work. 

LOT 151 

ID 803 | 2008 | BLACK 

HFG One Eye Two 648 . . . . . . . . . Rito 1I2 of 2536 Rito 6I6 


Gassman 409 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hell’s a Brewin’ (Payback) 


A.I. 6/18 Walks Alone; Examined Safe 65 days on 10/13 

P.E. 21 Degrees Below on 6/23 to 9/20 

Bob: This smaller framed heifer is a twin to 804, Lot 152. You can see they are very 

complete, and I expect them to make great cows. 

LOT 153 

ID 807 | 2008 | BLACK 




907 (Aviance by Sugar Ray x Pine Drive) 

A.I. 7/15 Heat Wave; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. 21 Degrees Below on 7/20 to 9/20 

Bob: This young, moderate sized cow is big topped, like the Aviance daughters always 

are. She is hairy, like the Loaded Gun females, and super, super fronted. 

LOT 155 

ID 810 | 2008 | BLACK 



Gassman 410 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Poco (Mojo x Bottom Line) 

910 (Payback x Aviance x Redi Mix) 

A.I. 7/7 Heat Wave 14; Examined 85 days on 10/13 P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 7/12 to 8/20 

Bob: This cow is a smaller framed coming three year old. She could be one of the better 

cows down the road. She has that style and look of a clubby bred one, with lots of hair, 

and she has a great Angus sire on the top side. 

LOT 156 

ID 817 | 2008 | BLACK 



Gassman 617 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hoff Twin Precision 

817 (Aviance x Pine Drive) 


Bob: This moderate framed, younger cow will work in any program. She has such a basic, 

functional shape. You should like this one! 

LOT 158 




Gassman 02 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cecil (Aviance by Sugar Ray) 

B1-2 (Hereford Cross) 


Bob: This cow’s maternal brother was the 2004 Grand Champion Steer at Kansas City, 

by Hell’s A Brewin’. I think she is very complete and a moderate size. There is so much 

volume and capacity here, and she has great feet and legs. Should work terrific bred to 

Heat Wave! 

LOT 157 

ID 826 | 2008 | BLACK 



Gassman 626 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Witch Doctor (Power Plant) 

B3-76 (Elvis x Toni) 


Bob: Here’s a super attractive younger cow with lots of rib, great bone and a super front. 

She also has big feet and great legs. Her dam, 626, had a $12,500 Heat Seeker steer that 

Grant Sojka bought, a $5,750 Heat Wave that Duane Hilbert purchased, and a $3,200 

Game Over heifer purchased by Guyer. 

LOT 159 

ID 814 | 2008 | BLACK 



Gassman 414 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Poco (Mojo x Bottom Line) 

846 (Loaded Gun x Payback) 

A.I. 6/18 Bojo; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Lut Son 900 on 6/23 to 9/20 

Bob: I really like this moderate sized cow. She is as good as they get! She has a lot of angle 

to her shoulder, great length of body and a great set of feet and legs. Here’s one I like a lot! 

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LOT 160 

Hoff Twin Precision . . . . . . . . . . 



an 

ID 815 | 2008 | BLACK 

Twin Valley Precision E161 



715 (Payback x Windsor) 


Bob: This no-nonsense young cow is practical. She has a lot of capacity and shape. 

You can breed her clubby every year and she should generate top calves. 

LOT 162 



ID 830 | 2008 | BLACK 




B1-30 (Elvis x Total Power) 


Bob: This is a tremendous younger cow. She is a maternal sister to the Reserve Grand 

Champion Steer at the 2002 National Western. You have to love this one from head to tail. 

She’s so sound, deep and very correct in her makeup. What a cow family! Lots of good 

genetics in this package. 

LOT 164 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 806 | 2008 | BLACK 


Angus 

Lutton 1831 (Northern Improvement) 

708 (Payback x SimAngusChi) 

A.I. 6/18 Heat Wave 13; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Lut Son 900 on 6/23 to 9/20 

Bob: This smaller framed, younger cow is so complete, so sound and deep sided, and she 

has super feet and legs too. Heat Wave should fit well in this mating. 

LOT 166 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 833 | 2008 | BLACK 


Angus 

VRD Flyer NR13 

335 (Trend 802 x Loaded Gun x Total Power) 

A.I. 7/3 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing Son on 7/8 to 9/20 

Bob: This smaller framed second calver is typical of the OCC Legend females. She is thick, 

sound and deep, and very structurally correct. I believe Walks Alone should be an exciting 

pick for this one. 

LOT 161 



ID 827 | 2008 | BLACK 



Super Stud 

027 (Poppin’ Good x Master Mix by Redi Mix) 


Bob: This moderate framed cow is deep sided. She will end up looking like her great dam, 

the 427 cow. I can’t add anymore than the obvious! 

Sale Note: Pay attention to these young coming three year olds. There will be lots of 

value in these young cows that have their productive life ahead of them. 

LOT 163 

Loaded Gun Son 839 . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 843 | 2008 | BLACK 

Maine 

Maine Cross 


837 (Payback x Total Power) 


Bob: This moderate framed three year old is big boned and super stylish and has a lot of 

capacity. She has more of the Loaded Gun look and lots and lots of good hair! Monopoly 

should fit well here. I like this one. 

LOT 165 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 824 | 2008 | BLACK 


Angus 


618 (Payback x Explosion x Sugar Ray) 

P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/20 to 8/20; Examined Safe 

Bob: Here’s a smaller framed, high capacity, younger cow with lots of depth of side. She 

has plenty of volume, capacity and excellent feet and legs. Lots of maternal potential in 

this lot. 

LOT 167 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 834 | 2008 | BLACK 


Angus 


035 (Payback x Pine Drive x Total Power) 


Bob: This smaller framed cow is a chunk! She is absolutely thick, big topped and stylish. 

She is a real looker with lots of quality. 

LOT 168 

ID 809 | 2008 | BLACK 




835 (Pine Drive x Total Power) 

A.I. 6/20 Bojo; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing Son on 6/25 to 9/20 

Bob: This smaller framed cow will work for any program. She is complete and will always 

be a safe bet to breed clubby. 

LOT 169 

ID 828 | 2008 | BLACK 



Gassman 3-8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hell’s a Brewin’ (Payback) 

508 (PS Power Play x Total Power) 


Bob: This moderate framed cow with a blazed face is great from head to tail…very 

complete. She has great capacity, awesome shape and a complete design with good 

structure. Look for this good coming three year old. 

LOT 170 

ID 831 | 2008 | BLACK 




B3-78 (Redi Mix) 

A.I. 6/18 Bojo; Examined 95 days on 10/13 P.E. Lut Son 900 on 6/23 to 9/20 

Bob: The Absolute Power daughters have worked well. 

Sale Note: Bob’s Angus influence is impressive. He has been very selective on the Angus 

bulls that he has used. They are super good looking, big hipped cattle that have extra style 

and quality as compared to the typical low birth Angus bull. 

LOT 171 

ID 837 | 2008 | BLACK 



Gassman 437 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Check’s in the Mail (Ammo) 

037 (Loaded Gun x Payback x Elvis) 


Bob: This smaller framed young cow is packed full of style. She is super hairy and has 

plenty of shape. Looks a lot like her 037 grandam, who was one of the best producers in 

this herd. Lots of pedigree in this female. 


LOT 172 



ID 838 | 2008 | BLACK 

THE 2008- & 2007-BORN COWS – LOTS 172 TO 183 

Gassm 




14 Purple (Pine Drive) 

A.I. 7/3 Heat Wave 14; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing Son on 7/8 to 9/20 

Bob: This moderate framed heifer is complete. She has lots of length and is deep sided with 

plenty of style. She will mature into one of the best females in this set of 2008s in time. 

Sale Note: It is a rare opportunity to buy all of a man’s three-year-old females. There will, 

no doubt, be some leading donor candidates and future highly valuable cows in this set. 

LOT 174 

RSVP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman 8D-73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


Meyer 734 

Red Angus 

Mason 

Loaded Gun 


Bob: This young Meyer granddaughter should fit anyone’s program. She has a lot of style 

and great design. She should be a great one! 

LOT 176 

Who’s First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 710 | 2007 | BLACK 

Who Made Who 



Angus 


Bob: This small to moderate framed cow is very complete, deep and sound. She is big 

topped and should work well to Monopoly. 

LOT 178 

Who’s First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 703 | 2007 | BLACK 

Who Made Who 


Final Answer (Bk Impact Ma) 

132-38 (High Voltage x Black Power) 


Bob: This cow is very sound and big footed. She is stylish and very hairy with a moderate 

frame. 

LOT 173 

ID 839 | 2008 | BLACK 



Gassman 2-66 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bring it On (Jack Frost x Ma) 

B3-66 (Pine Drive) 


Bob: This younger cow is more basic—really sound, good looking, lots of angle and good 

feet and legs. She’ll be around a long time. 

LOT 175 

ID 816 | 2008 | BLACK 

Smooth Sailing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heat Wave 

Full Flush x Chill Factor 

Gassman 346 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Intrepid (Simmental) 


A.I. 7/13 Monopoly; Examined 70 days on 10/13 P.E. 21 Degrees Below on 7/18 to 9/20 

Bob: This moderate sized cow is cool fronted and great topped and has a great set of 

wheels. She should improve most programs. 

LOT 177 




Gassman 415 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carousel 8 

902 (Payback x Bottom Line) 

A.I. 7/1 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing Son on 7/6 to 9/20 

Bob: This cool marked cow sold for $5,000 in our 2007 sale, but the funds couldn’t be 

produced, so we kept the heifer. She is moderate framed and super fronted with lots of 

style and shape. Her dam, 415, had an $8,500 North Star steer sold to Polyock and a Who’s 

First for $2,000, sold to Duane Hilbert. 

LOT 179 

ID 702 | 2007 | BLACK 

Gotcha Talkin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mojo (Warhorse) 


Gassman 24-7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purple 14 (High Octane) 

Pine Drive x Thick Set x Maine 


Bob: This younger cow is a crowd favorite. She has that super stylish look and moderate 

frame. Certainly she has an abundance of hair. 

LOT 180 

ID 716 | 2007 | BLACK 



Gassman 616 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cowboy (Power Plant) 

Pine Drive x Elvis x Total Power 

A.I. 8/14 Heat Wave 14; Examined 65 days on 10/13 


Bob: This young cow is really deep and strong topped. She is great hipped and has lots of 

spring to her rib. 

LOT 182 

ID 733 | 2007 | BLACK 



Gassman 334 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Who’s First (Who Made Who) 

134 (Loaded Gun x Redi Mix x Total Power) 

A.I. 7/2 Monopoly; Examined 50 days on 10/13 P.E. Razzle Dazzle on 7/7 to 9/20 

Bob: I like this young cow a lot. She has a long spine, and she’s hairy like the Gotcha 

Talkin’ cattle. She is super hipped and sound. This is a great young cow that will work in 

every program. 

LOT 181 

ID 725 | 2007 | BLACK 




816 (Who Made Who x High Octane x Elvis) 


Bob: Here’s a wide based, moderate framed, big hipped cow. Big boned and super stylish, 

she’s also big footed and great legged. 

LOT 183 

ID 706 | 2007 | BLACK 

Hell’s a Brewin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Payback 


Gassman 532 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Redi Mix 

Hereford Cross Angus 


Bob: This moderate framed cow is so super fronted with lots of neck extension. She has 

great length, she’s super boned, and she has a lot of style. Monopoly will be a great choice 

here. 

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LOT 184 

Barely Legal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 



an 

ID 722 | 2007 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 

Angus 


B2-38 (Pine Drive x Black Power) 

A.I. 8/13 Beat the Heat; Examined 70 days on 10/13 


Bob: This smaller framed, younger cow can’t help but have a super front—look at her 

genetics! She should be a great cow with a terrific future. 

LOT 186 







415 Windsor 

A.I. 6/12 Walks Alone; Examined 90 days on 10/13 P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/17 to 8/20 

Bob: This small to moderate framed brockle-faced cow has so much style! She is really 

thick, pretty fronted, great hipped and has excellent feet and legs. She is also very hairy. 

LOT 188 



ID 732 | 2007 | BLACK 





A.I. 7/5 to Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 7/10 to 8/20 

Bob: This broody, super massive, big boned cow is strong topped and has lots of capacity. 

She looks just like the Cecil bloodline. Her dam, 932, was one of the best. She produced a 

Hairy steer for $4,000 to McKay; a Who’s First steer for $1,600 to Bonham and an Eyes on the 

Money steer for $2,100 to Kroupa. 632, her grandam, produced a Poco for $2,700 to Bonham 

and an Eye’s on the Money for $3,500 to Steve also. 

LOT 190 



ID 705 | 2007 | BLACK 




Pine Drive 


Bob: This cow is smaller framed, straight topped and super fronted. Great feet and legs. 

LOT 185 

Tongue Tied . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 724 | 2007 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 



934 (Loaded Gun x Payback) 


Bob: This four year old hails from the 934 cow family. She is a half sister to 734, Lot 189. 

The 934 cow, sired by Loaded Gun, produced many Who Made Who steers sold for over 

$5,000, many sold to Hilbert. This young cow is sound and very hairy, thick topped and 

cocky. This is another of the most productive cow families on the place. Take advantage. 

LOT 187 



ID 719 | 2007 | BLACK 




819 (Loaded Gun x Elvis) 


Bob: Here’s one of my favorites of this age group. She is so perfect in every way. Not over 

powered in any one area but so complete. I’d take them all like this one. 

LOT 189 



ID 734 | 2007 | BLACK 




434 (Payback) 


Bob: To appreciate her, look at her dam, 934, that had three Who Made Who steers selling 

for $5,000, $5,300 and $5,500—all to Duane Hilbert. Her fourth Who Made Who steer sold 

to Fulkersons for $5,100. She is young, but don’t overlook this daughter of 934. This cow 

is pretty fronted and super sound with lots of shape. She is big topped. This is a real good 

one! Donor candidate. 

LOT 191 



ID 730 | 2007 | BLACK 




Elvis x Total Power 

A.I. 6/19 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing on 6/24 to 9/20 

Bob: This small to moderate cow is a half sib to the 2002 Reserve Champion National 

Western Steer that Elliotts showed in Denver. She is thick, sound and cool fronted with lots 

of spring of rib. She has great capacity with a great hip too. 

LOT 192 

ID 700 | 2007 | BLACK 

JA 2000 Plus B396 P67 . . . . . . . . Circle A 2000 Plus 

Traveler 1148 GDAR (23-4) 


Angus 

A.I. 6/20 Heat Wave 13; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing Son on 6/25 to 9/20 

Bob: This larger framed Angus-cross female is out of one of the better Draft Pick cows I 

owned. She should work both clubby and maternally. 

LOT 193 

ID 709 | 2007 | BLACK 




Pine Drive 


Bob: This cow is very basic and sound with lots of cow in her. She is a very no-nonsense 

female that will work with most club calf type bulls. 

LOT 194 

ID 711 | 2007 | BLACK 




Power Gold x Power Plant 

A.I. 6/17 Bojo; Examined 120 days on 10/13 P.E. Lut Son 900 on 6/22 to 9/20 

Bob: Here is a very deep, broody type cow that is sound and big topped, deep and 

moderate framed with great feet and legs. Bojo should work great here! 

LOT 195 

ID 713 | 2007 | BLACK 




835 (Loaded Gun x Pine Drive x Total Power) 


Bob: This smaller to moderate framed young cow is broody, thick and very sound. 


LOT 196 

JA 2000 Plus B396 P67 . . . . . . . . 


ID 718 | 2007 | BLACK 


Gassm 

Circle A 2000 Plus 



418 (Redi Mix x Pine Drive) 


Bob: This moderate sized, strong topped and cool fronted cow is very broody, deep and 

big volumed. She has “cow” written all over her. 

LOT 198 

JA 2000 Plus B396 P67 . . . . . . . . 


ID 723 | 2007 | BLACK 



Bring it On (Jack Frost x Ma) 

420 (Traveler 21 x Pine Drive) 


Sale Note: Here’s a real good female that goes back to the great Traveler 21 on the dam’s 

side. The Angus females produced in this herd are out of big hipped, good profiling Angus 

sires that have a little extra punch. 

LOT 200 

JA 2000 Plus B396 P67 . . . . . . . . 


ID 731 | 2007 | BLACK 



Contagious (Mojo) 

Redi Mix 

A.I. 7/2 Heat Wave 14; Examined 75 days on 10/13 

P.E. Smooth Sailing Son on 7/7 to 9/20 

Bob: This smaller framed, younger cow is deep sided and broody with fuzzy ears. 

LOT 202 

JA 2000 Plus B396 P67 . . . . . . . . 


ID 742 | 2007 | BLACK 




712 (Mr Big Sky x Payback x Covino III) 

A.I. 6/29 Bojo; Examined 105 days on 10/13 P.E. Razzle Dazzle on 7/4 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow for sure is clubby enough. She could hit a home run with this mating. 

She’s broody, thick and sound and has great spring of rib. 

LOT 197 

ID 720 | 2007 | BLACK 



Gassman 420 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Traveler 71 (Angus 23-4 grandson) 

Pine Drive 

A.I. 7/2 Heat Wave 14; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Unforgiven on 7/7 to 9/20 

Bob: Here is a great Angus type female. She is so complete and basic. Look at the big, 

fuzzy ears on her; she does breed hair! Heat Wave should work great in this mating. 

LOT 199 

ID 729 | 2007 | BLACK 





P.E. 21 Degrees Below on 9/2 to 9/20; Examined 45 days on 10/13 

Bob: This smaller framed brockle-faced cow is sound and super fronted. She should make 

a great future club calf momma. 

LOT 201 

ID 739 | 2007 | BLACK 



Gassman 08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DJ Hunk (Maine) 



Bob: This moderate sized cow has a strong top and tons of guts. She’s very sound and 

very complete with great legs and feet. 

LOT 203 

ID 707 | 2007 | BLACK 




Pine Drive 

A.I. 6/22 Heat Wave; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/27 to 8/20 

Bob: This moderate framed, huge topped, deep sided, heavy boned cow is for sure one not 

to overlook. 

LOT 204 

ID 721 | 2007 | BLACK 



Gassman 214 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cecil (Aviance by Sugar Ray) 

13P (Total Power x Toni) 


Bob: This smaller framed cow goes back to one of my best, the 214 cow. This young cow 

will be one of the best in time. 

LOT 205 

ID 714 | 2007 | BLACK 




Redi Mix 

A.I. 6/19 Heat Wave; Examined 30 days on 10/13 P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/24 to 8/20 

Bob: This cow is smaller framed but really sound and very complete. Great maternal 

traits here. 

LOT 206 

ID 737 | 2007 | BLACK 




537 (Payback x Elvis x Redi Mix) 

A.I. 7/2 Heat Wave; Examined 100 days on 10/13 P.E. Unforgiven on 7/9 to 9/20 

Bob: This small to moderate framed cow has a lot of style. Big topped with great feet and 

legs. Heat Wave should work great with this cow. 

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LOT 207 

Kabana Boy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman Cow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

ID 6-6 | 2006 | BLACK 


an 

Mossy Oak 

Angus 

Stop and Think (Meyer 734) 

Shorthorn 


Bob: This moderate sized cow looks great from all angles. She’s super fronted, strong 

topped and great legged. Talk about style! 

LOT 209 



ID 633 | 2006 | BLACK 



Heat Seeker (DeBull) 

B07 (Pine Drive x Sugar Ray x Toni) 

P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/30 to 8/20; Examined Safe on 10/13 

Bob: This is a very broody, deep sided, sound and cool fronted cow with great feet and 

legs. She’s pretty fault free, and Heat Wave should work nicely on this female. 

LOT 211 

JABV VRD Flyer NR13 . . . . . . . . . 


ID 6-2 | 2006 | BLACK 

Vermilion Dateline 7078 “VRD” 


Bottom Line (Maine) 

B3-64 (Black Max x Angus) 

A.I. Heat Wave 13 on 6/20; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/25 to 8/20 

Bob: This young cow is very broody and sound. She is very big gutted and pretty fronted. 

Truly, she can be used hard for clubby influence. 

LOT 213 



ID 621 | 2006 | BLACK 




Elvis 

A.I. 6/17 Bojo; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Lut Son 900 on 6/22 to 9/20 

Bob: Here is a moderate framed, sound cow that is big footed and pretty fronted. She has 

an Alias heifer in the 2010 open heifer keeper pen. 

LOT 208 

Super Stud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 641 | 2006 | RED WHITE 

Super Sport 


Double Stuff 



Bob: This cow is very sound and very hairy. She is a thick topped, very complete cow. She 

had the 2010 Iowa Junior Champion Shorthorn Steer, owned by Madeline Smith. That steer 

sold in our 2009 pasture sale for $2,500. Her dam sold a Polar Express heifer in 2009 for 

$9,250 to Reimann. Many others sold well also. 

LOT 210 



ID 636 | 2006 | BLACK 




Pine Drive x Total Power 61 


Bob: This young cow is huge topped and wide based. She is very sound with a lot of style. 

LOT 212 



ID 6-9 | 2006 | BLACK 




B1-9 (Pine Drive x Apple) 


Bob: This is a little larger framed cow. She is sound, big footed and great legged. She’s 

very complete. 

LOT 214 



ID 628 | 2006 | BLACK 




516 (Elvis x Covino III) 


Bob: Lots of style here! Great feet and legs, strong topped and big boned, very sound. She 

produced a steer calf sold to Lyle Williams for $3,000, sired by Alias. 

LOT 215 

ID 629 | 2006 | BLACK 



Gassman 528 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Trend 802 

B3-89 (Precision of Wayside) 

A.I. 6/30 Heat Wave 14; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Razzle Dazzle on 7/4 to 9/20 

Bob: This is a larger framed, more Angus type cow. Long spined and really sound with 

lots of angularity. Will make a great clubby cow. 

LOT 216 

ID 635 | 2006 | BLACK 




616 (Loaded Gun x Total Power) 


Bob: This cow will work to most clubby bulls. She is very sound, great hipped and so 

complete. 

LOT 217 

ID 637 | 2006 | BLACK 




537 (Payback x Elvis 28 x Redi Mix) 


Bob: This young cow has style to burn! She is really angular and very pretty fronted with 

great feet and legs. 

LOT 218 

ID 6-13 | 2006 | BLACK 

Lut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lutton 1831 

Famous 7001 (Fame) 



A.I. 6/25 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/30 to 8/20 

Bob: This cow is cool and so powerful in her design with so much style. She has great feet 

and legs, and there’s not a better fronted one anywhere. She will definitely grab your 

attention! 


LOT 219 

Lut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman 105M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

ID 6-20 | 2006 | BLACK 

Lutton 1831 

Famous 7001 (Fame) 

Angus 

Angus 


Bob: This smaller framed Angus cow has such a brood cow look. Very practical, sound 

and big footed with a lot of rib and volume. This cow is pretty fault free. 

LOT 221 

Lutton 1831 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 6-5 | 2006 | BLACK 


Gassm 




B04 (Pine Drive) 


Bob: This young, moderate framed cow is wide based, big footed and strong topped and 

has lots of spring of rib. The best part of this female is the 505 (Aviance) on the bottom 

side of her pedigree. Walks Alone should be a hit. Tremendous cow family in this lot. 

LOT 223 

Lutton 1831 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 610 | 2006 | BLACK 



Draft Pick 

PS Power Play 


Bob: This smaller framed cow raised a really great Alias heifer in 2010; she’s in the open 

heifers that I intend to build back my herd from. This cow is sound and very complete. 

LOT 225 

Lutton 1831 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 6-18 | 2006 | BLACK 






Bob: This young cow has that extra cool Northern Improvement / Lutton look. She’s very 

stylish, strong topped and big footed with an excellent hip. She has great hair and legs too. 

LOT 220 

ID 6-1 | 2006 | BLACK 



Gassman 601 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bottom Line (Maine) 

B3-64 (Black Max x Angus) 


Bob: This younger, moderate to large framed cow is super fronted, long necked, big 

footed and strong topped. She is very angular and correct with great femininity. I kept her 

2010 OCC Legend bull calf. She also produced a Sun Seeker steer sold for $2,800 to Gary 

Reynolds. 

LOT 222 

ID 68 | 2006 | BLACK 




B025 (High Noon Son x Toni) 

A.I. 7/1 Heat Wave 14; Examined 90 days on 10/13 P.E. P.E. Razzle Dazzle on 7/6 to 9/20 

Bob: This young cow will in time live up to the legacy of her dam, the 708 cow. She is so 

complete, sound, super boned and strong topped with great spring of rib. You have to like 

this one! 

LOT 224 

ID 6-11 | 2006 | BLACK 




Pine Drive x Toni 237 


Bob: This small to moderate cow has a lot of brood cow in her. She bred really easy to 

Alias and has a 2010 open heifer calf in the keeper pen. Lots of foundation and good 

behind this cow. 

LOT 226 

ID 6-16 | 2006 | BLACK 




418 (Redi Mix x Power Play) 


Bob: This cow is sound, broody and strong topped with great feet and legs. She has lots of 

volume too. Her 418-bred dam produced a $7,250 Heat Wave steer sold to Grabe. Heat 

Wave works on this bloodline. There’s lots of potential in this one. 

LOT 227 

ID 624 | 2006 | BLACK 




B3-88 (JB Heston Maine) 


Bob: This moderate framed cow has a very cool look. She’s long spined and great fronted. 

She has a super big hip with excellent feet and legs. Her dam had a $7,400 steer calf that 

sold to McKay. She has a great Monopoly heifer in the 2010 open heifer keeper pen. 

LOT 229 

ID 639 | 2006 | BLACK 



Gassman 738 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Festus (Sugar Ray) 

535 (Trend 802 x Platinum) 

A.I. 7/2 Heat Wave 14; Examined 105 days on 10/13 P.E. Unforgiven on 7/7 to 9/20 

Bob: This larger framed, big boned cow has lots of spring of rib. She will make an 

excellent club calf cow. Her dam had a $4,000 Most Wanted steer that sold to Freightner. 

LOT 228 

ID 632 | 2006 | BLACK 






Bob: This larger framed, super thick cow is like the rest of the Cecil line. She is big footed, 

massive, big volumed and pretty fronted. She should work perfectly to Heat Wave; Chad 

Thompson swears by it! 

LOT 230 

ID 623 | 2006 | BLACK 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . OCC Legend 616L 

Angus 

Gassman 423 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OCC Legend 616L 

233 (Mojo x Red Mix B3-75) 


Bob: This younger cow is wide based and deep. She’s an easy fleshing chunk. She will 

work with this mating. 

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LOT 231 

Tongue Tied . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 



an 

ID 622 | 2006 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 


New Trend 802 

422 (Heston 8 Blue x Bk Power) 


Bob: This small to moderate framed cow will work for most clubby programs. She’s pretty 

much fault free. 

LOT 233 

Tongue Tied . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 638 | 2006 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 



414 (Redi Mix) 

A.I. 6/16 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Lut Son 900 on 6/20 to 9/20 

Bob: This moderate framed cow is flat good! Great bone, super hairy and very sound. 

You’ll like this one! 

LOT 235 

Kabana Boy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 542 | 2005 | BLACK 

Mossy Oak 

Angus 

All About Who 



Bob: This young cow is new to the clubby program. I jumped in with both feet! She has 

the very best heifer calf from my 2010 calving season—a Monopoly. (No, I wasn’t smart 

enough to breed her back the same way.) 

LOT 237 

Gotcha Talkin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 5-6 | 2005 | BLACK 




B2-57 (Pine Drive x Total Power) 

A.I. 7/2 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing on 7/5 to 9/20 

Bob: This smaller framed, hairy, big ribbed, very sound cow should work again to 

Monopoly. Her 2010 heifer is terrific and in my keeper pen. Her 2009 Unforgiven bull calf, 

I left as a bull. He is big boned, hairy and has a super hip. 

LOT 232 

Tongue Tied . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 630 | 2006 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 


New Trend 802 

838 (Purple 14 x Fistful of Dollars) 

A.I. 6/26 Bojo; Examined 70 days on 10/13 P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/30 to 8/20 

Bob: This cow should put a pretty front on her calves. She’s very sound and raised a set of 

twins in 2010. 

LOT 234 

Barely Legal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 626 | 2006 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 

Angus 


409 (Loaded Gun x Windsor) 

A.I. 7/15 Beat The Heat; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Unforgiven on 7/20 to 8/20 

Bob: I like this moderate framed young cow. She is cool and long necked with great feet 

and legs. Terrific spring of rib, tons of guts and a super hip. Just an all-around terrific 

cow! She should have a great one. 

LOT 236 

Gotcha Talkin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman 08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

ID 508 | 2005 | BLUE ROAN 



DJ Hunk (Maine) 



Bob: This is a very deep bodied, thick topped, big hipped, smooth jointed power cow! With 

her pedigree, I thought Heat Wave would be a natural and safe choice. 

LOT 238 

Gotcha Talkin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 5-2 | 2005 | BLACK 




1-3 (Sugar Ray) 


Bob: This moderate framed younger cow should match up great to Monopoly. Having a 

lot of Maine in her pedigree, Monopoly was a clear choice. Her Smooth Sailing son is in 

this sale offering, Lot 388. I kept my best bulls to sell on this day. 

LOT 239 

ID 538 | 2005 | BLACK 




B1-4 (Pine Drive x Redi Mix) 

A.I. 6/22 Walks Alone; Examined 90 days on 10/13 P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/30 to 8/20 

Bob: This small framed cow is cool! Really super fronted and lots of style with 

tremendous spring of rib. Ed Cody wanted her Q-Dog heifer calf from 2010, but I’ll keep 

the heifer. 

LOT 240 

ID 522 | 2005 | BLACK 

Most Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Payback 

High Octane 

Gassman B703 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Intrepid 

422 (Trend 802 x Heston 8 Blue x Bk Power) 


Bob: This smaller framed cow is bred a lot like the 510 Most Wanted cow. I figured if 

Monopoly worked on one, it will work on the other too. A lot of good MaineSimm genetics 

here. 

LOT 241 

ID 510 | 2005 | BLACK 


High Octane 

Gassman 211 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Intrepid 

Really Windy x Windsor 


Bob: This young cow will be one of the great ones! I like her a lot. She had a Hands on the 

Money steer that was almost perfect. You all know what the “almost” means. Monopoly 

should fit this cow to a tee. 

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LOT 242 

ID 59 | 2005 | BLACK 


High Octane 

Gassman 39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Habanero 

B1-9 (Pine Drive) 

A.I. 6/14 Walks Alone; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/30 to 8/20 

Bob: This smaller framed, younger cow is very stylish and soft looking with great hair. 

Her Monopoly heifer is in the keeper pen and is as good as they come. 


LOT 243 



ID 53 | 2005 | BLACK 


Gassm 




B2-49 (Fistful of Dollars x MaineAng 30P) 


Bob: I really like this young cow! She’s moderate framed and very stylish with tons of 

hair. She has a great pedigree. Walks Alone is a great mating choice. 

LOT 245 

Cosic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 449 | 2004 | RED 

Fullblood Canadian Maine 

Fullblood Canadian Maine 

PS Power Play (Emulous Angus) 

Angus 


Bob: I had to hunt for this semen. The Cosic cows are rare, and I thought I hit the jackpot 

with her 2010 steer calf, but it was not to be. I hope your luck will be better than mine if 

she does it again. 

Sale Note: Cosic was a fullblood French-influenced Maine sire out of Canada. 

LOT 247 

Loaded Gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 407 | 2004 | BLACK 

High Octane (PB Maine) 



B3-69 (Pine Drive x Dakota Ray) 


Bob: This is a very easy keeping cow—she’ll gain on air! This cow was usually bred 

maternal due to her easy fleshing. Her Hands on the Money bull calf sold for $2,900 to 

Fevold, and a 21 Degrees Below steer sold for $1,500 to Klinkhammer. 

LOT 249 

Loaded Gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 443 | 2004 | BLACK 



Zapper 

218 (Maine x Toni) 


Bob: This cow is super hairy and great shaped. What I love about her is her B3-87 dam. 

Every calf she has ever had was a Loaded Gun. Her first steer sold for $7,500 to 

Goshe/Fevold. The rest have all been daughters, and I’ve kept every one of them. 

I love these kind of cattle. 

LOT 251 

ID 412 | 2004 | BLACK 

Pale Face . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jazz 

Pannell Miss 4241 

Gassman Cow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Most Wanted (Payback) 

High Octane x Angus 


Bob: Twice, Greg has wanted to buy this cow, but I never thought I would have to sell her 

like this. This cow has excelled with Smooth Sailing three times. The first was a steer sold 

for $8,500 to Greg; the second bull I kept for breeding and named him Smooth Sailing 

412; the third is one of my best heifers from the 2010 calf crop. This cow’s first steer was 

a Who’s First, sold for $2,000 to Peterson. When I asked Greg how he wanted her bred, he 

instantly said Walks Alone. I won’t argue with one of the best cattlemen I have ever 

known! 

Lunch will be available sale day in the 

Sioux Falls Regional Livestock Auction cafe. 

LOT 244 

ID 516 | 2005 | BLACK 

About Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heat Seeker 


501 (High Octane x Elvis 122) 


Bob: This cow is smaller to moderate, and the bottom side of her pedigree is packed full 

of good ones. Her first time in the clubby program, she produced a Monopoly steer calf 

that sold out of the pasture for $1,500 to Ryan Miller. 

LOT 246 

ID 402 | 2004 | BLACK 




Pine Drive x Toni 


Bob: This cow has that cool Loaded Gun look with great bone, lots of hair and Payback’s 

spring of rib. She is bred right! Past sales include a 21 Degrees Below steer calf for $2,000 

to Richter and a Heat Seeker steer sold for $2,100 to Fevold. 

LOT 248 

ID 434 | 2004 | BLACK 



Gassman 117 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cecil (Aviance by Sugar Ray) 

752 (Double Stuff x 240 Apple) 


Bob: This moderate framed cow is super stylish and terrific. Her hair is thick enough, 

and she is very sound. Heat Wave should be an excellent match for her. She produced a 

Wave on Wave steer for 2,800 sold to Brian McKay. 

LOT 250 

ID 406 | 2004 | BLACK 

Jazz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Habanero 

Maine 


Angus x Ildeno 


Bob: If you like the Bobby May cattle, then don’t miss this one! Past sales include a 

Gotcha Talkin’ steer sold for $2,800 to Fevold and another Gotcha Talkin’ steer sold for 

$1,400 to Hart. 

LOT 252 


Contagious . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mojo (Warhorse) 


B3-77 (RJ Prospector x Pine Drive B1-20) 


Bob: This cow was always bred maternal until now. With such capacity and volume, this 

cow should sire a big bellied calf, which is what they all want! 

LOT 253 

ID 410 | 2004 | BLACK 

Poco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mojo (Warhorse) 

Gassman 601 (Bottom Line) 


710 Aviance 


Bob: I believe this smaller framed cow will click well with Monopoly. Her bloodlines say so. 

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LOT 254 

Poco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


LOT 256 




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Desert Storm 


B013 (Total Power x Toni) 


Bob: This smaller framed cow will work in anyone’s program. She produced a Who’s First 

steer sold for $1,300 to Bonham, a Gotcha Talkin’ steer sold for $1,500 to Peterson and a 

Barely Legal steer for $1,500, also to Bonham. 

LOT 258 

Hell’s a Brewin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 413 | 2004 | BLACK 

Payback 


Double Stuff 

538 (Aviance x Redi Mix B1-4) 

A.I. 6/16 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Lut Son 900 on 6/21 to 9/20 

Bob: I’m not going to talk about the obvious! Here’s one that could have started the sale. 

She had a Who’s First heifer calf that sold for $2,000 to Wells. Look for her featured dam, 

Lot 146, and her 908 Unforgiven bred heifer (Lot 347)—she’s good! 

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LOT 260 

OCC Legend 616L . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 408 | 2004 | BLACK 




735 (Payback x Trend 802 x 535 Platinum) 


Bob: All of my OCC Legends are thick, and this one’s no exception. She is very deep and 

very sound with a solid pedigree. She raised a Gotcha Talkin’ steer that sold for $4,700 to 

Bonham and a Hired Man heifer that sold for $5,500 to Guyer. 

LOT 262 

ID 414 | 2004 | BLACK 


Gassman 601 (Bottom Line) 


Power Gold x Payback 623 

A.I. 8/15 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. None 

Bob: I sold the Poco bull to Jeff Burg; he sold a lot of high dollars from this sire. Look at 

her and you will see why! This mating is awfully exciting. 

ID 435 | 2004 | BLACK 

ID 433 | 2004 | BLACK 



Gassman 2-33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heat Seeker (DeBull) 

Pine Drive x Sugar Ray 


Bob: This small to moderate framed cow is very stylish. She’s thick enough, deep enough 

and hairy—just like all the other Flashback daughters. I look for Bojo to really work here. 

LOT 255 

Wild Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 447 | 2004 | BLUE ROAN 

Shorthorn 

Shorthorn 


Draft Pick x Angus 

A.I. 6/28 Headliner; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 7/3 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow will fool a lot of people. She pretty much breeds like the sire. She is deep, 

sound and very clean fronted. Past sales include a Who’s First steer sold for $2,600 to 

Fevold and a Smooth Sailing steer sold for $1,900; a great Smooth Sailing heifer is in the 

2010 keeper pen. This is a good cow. 

LOT 257 



ID 437 | 2004 | BLACK 


Desert Storm 

New Trend 802 

Black Max x Angus 


Bob: This smaller framed cow has an abundance of hair, style and thickness and is very 

sound. Her calf should be a great one. 

LOT 259 

Hell’s a Brewin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 409 | 2004 | BLACK 

Payback 


New Trend 802 



Bob: This cow is packed full of good pedigree. She produced a Golden Child steer sold for 

$2,500 to Phil Lautner and a Contagious steer for $3,000 sold to Stone. She has a 2010- 

born Monopoly heifer calf in my keeper pen. 

LOT 261 

OCC Legend 616L . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 439 | 2004 | BLACK 



Purple 14 (High Octane) 

247 (Pine Drive) 


Bob: This cow is another tank! She is just so easy keeping. She is thick, sound and big 

topped. You have to love these kind. 

LOT 263 

ID 438 | 2004 | BLACK 



Gassman 2-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Most Wanted (Payback) 

802 (Draft Pick x 500 Trend 802) 

P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/30 to 8/20; Examined safe on 10/13 

Bob: This is another moderate made, super hairy Flashback daughter. She has the easy 

keeper look of the Most Wanteds. A purchase here will be a sure safe bet. She raised an 

I Am Legend heifer for $2,200 sold to Art Wells and a Gotcha Talkin’ steer sold for $1,800 

to Richter. 


LOT 264 

Loaded Gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 3-3 | 2003 | BLACK 


Gassm 




503 (Trend 802) 


Bob: This cow has never really been challenged much, my fault mostly. She certainly is 

bred right. She has an awesome Monopoly heifer in my keeper pen. Her dam, 903, had a 

Who’s First steer that sold for $2,500 to Bonham. A Game Over steer sold for $3,200 to 

Faulkersons, an All About You steer brought $2,800 to Hilbert, and a Who’s First steer sold 

for $1,200 to Mobley. 

LOT 266 

Loaded Gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 320 | 2003 | BLACK 




420 (Traveler 21 x Pine Drive) 

A.I. 6/24 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Unforgiven 6/29 to 9/20 

Bob: This moderate framed, easy fleshing cow should improve anyone’s herd. I feel she is 

bred right. Bull or heifer calf, it won’t matter; it should be a good one. She raised a Who’s 

First steer that sold out of the pasture for $4,000 to Bonham. 

LOT 268 

Final Answer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 3-33 | 2003 | BLACK 

Calberta Black Impact 

JJ x Dollar II x Cunia 

Elvis (Angus) 

B2-51 (Sugar Ray x Angus) 

A.I. 7/4 Headliner; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing on 7/9 to 9/20 

Bob: This Final Answer cow, with a blend of Maine in her pedigree, should work 

extremely well bred to Headliner. She had a Monopoly steer that sold for $1,400 to Ryan 

Miller. 

LOT 270 

Diesel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 318 | 2003 | BLACK 

Cecil (Aviance) 

Most Wanted 

High Octane (Maine) 

Angus x Siegfried 


Bob: This cow is bred a lot like the great 326 cow. I’m excited about this mating! A Who’s 

First steer sold for $1,500 to Gene Goos and was Reserve Champion at Mills County. A 

Hands on the Money steer sold right out of the pasture for $1,000 to Vaughn Oatley. 

LOT 272 

ID 338 | 2003 | BLACK 

All About You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . De Bull (Total Play) 


Gassman 738 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Festus (Sugar Ray) 

B2-38 (Pine Drive x Black Power) 

A.I. 6/24 Beat The Heat; Examined 90 days on 10/13 

P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 6/29 to 9/20 

Bob: This power cow is bred for the first time to a club calf sire. She’s always been bred 

maternal. Her dam had several calves that generated a premium. 

LOT 274 

ID 3-34 | 2003 | BLACK WHITE 




B3-85 (Redi Mix x Total Power) 


Bob: I like the looks of this cow. She’s a little smaller framed but big in style. She has lots 

of bone, great length and a good udder. She could really have a great one by Heat Wave. 

LOT 265 

ID 3-15 | 2003 | BLACK BALDY 




415 (Windsor) 


Bob: This brockle-faced cow is as easy to look at as any I own. She is clean jointed and 

strong topped with high volume and a big foot. Heat Wave will work here. 

LOT 267 

ID 3-23 | 2003 | BLACK 

Final Answer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Calberta Black Impact 

JJ x Dollar II x Cunia 


527 (Payback x B130 Elvis) 

A.I. 8/17 Monopoly; Examined 60 days on 10/13 P.E. None 

Bob: This super great, hairy, stylish cow is no accident. Her grandam had a Payback bull 

calf that sold for $10,000 to the Barker Brothers. She also raised a Hell’s a Brewin’ steer 

for $6,750 to Faulkersons. 323 has her own record started, raising a Who’s First steer that 

sold for $3,000 to Matt Fuss and a Monopoly steer for $2,700 to Jerrod Arthur. 

LOT 269 

ID 3-28 | 2003 | BLACK 

Hairy Son 125 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hairy by Habanero 

Dakota Ray (Sugar Ray) 


Payback 


Bob: This cow never has been exposed to the club calf program until now. I feel Monopoly 

is a very safe choice. 

LOT 271 

ID 3-44 | 2003 | RED WHITE 

Double Stuff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Irish Pride 

Cunia 

Gassman 038 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Super Sport 

Aviance x Redi Mix B1-4 


Bob: This Shorthorn cow works really well. She probably should have been pictured. She 

should work well with Heat Wave. Past production history in this cow family is impressive. 

Her dam, 038, had a Who’s First steer for $3,000 to Neil Wagner and a Who’s First steer for 

$1,800 to Stone. Lot 271 had a Who’s First steer for $2,000 to Fulkerson and two other 

pasture selling steers. 

LOT 273 

ID 312 | 2003 | BLACK 

Mossy Oak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Full Flush 

TGK Miss Reba 

Gassman 712 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr Big Sky (Holly) 

412 (Payback x 126 Covino III) 


Bob: To appreciate this cow, you must look at the bottom side of her pedigree. She’s on 

her way now to writing her own pages in history. She is a daughter of 712, who produced 

a $6,000 Eye’s on the Money steer to Bonham and another for $4,800 to Guyer. 312’s 

Who’s First steer sold for $2,500 to Bonham. 

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LOT 275 

Wild Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 



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ID 3-29 | 2003 | RED WHITE 

Shorthorn 

Shorthorn 

Double Stuff 

Covino III 


Bob: This Wild Side daughter is out of one of my past powerful Double Stuff females. She 

produced a Polar Express bull for $1,500 to Jeff Hick. A daughter of Lot 275 by Red Zone is 

in the keeper pen. She also produced a Who’s First steer, sold for $1,900 to Lyle Williams. 

LOT 277 

Hell’s a Brewin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 



Payback 


PS Power Play (Emulous Angus) 

Total Power x Toni 


Bob: This cow is very complete and has that neat baldy face with a lot of spring of rib. 

She raised a Wave One steer that sold for $4,800 to Guyer. 

LOT 279 

Heat Wave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 3-11 | 2003 | BLACK WHITE 

Heat Seeker 

Taz 


Loaded Gun 

A.I. 7/1 Beat The Heat; Examined 85 days on 10/13 P.E. 21 Degrees Below on 7/6 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow has been bred maternal until now. Chad Thompson says Beat the Heat 

works great on Wave daughters. She raised a Who’s First steer that sold to Bonham for 

$2,300. 

LOT 281 

Most Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 3-21 | 2003 | BLACK 

Payback 

High Octane 

New Trend 802 

Black Max x Angus 


Bob: This smaller framed cow is a Most Wanted and should work well with this mating. 

LOT 276 

Wild Side . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 3-37 | 2003 | RED WHITE 

Shorthorn 

Shorthorn 

Double Stuff 

Apple (Fullblood Maine) 


Bob: I wish we could have pictured this cow. She just has that look! She’s very functional 

and deep bodied with a lot of spring of rib and an excellent hip. I look forward to a really 

powerful and stylish calf; it could be a great one. She raised a Who’s First steer for $1,200 

to Stone. 

LOT 278 

Hell’s a Brewin’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 3-30 | 2003 | BLACK 

Payback 





Bob: This moderate framed cow has a very explosive bloodline. No wonder she looks as 

powerful as any in the offering. Good cow! 

LOT 280 

Most Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 3-19 | 2003 | BLACK 

Payback 

High Octane 

New Trend 802 

B2-52 (Elvis) 

P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/30 on 8/20; Examined Safe in Calf 

Bob: This smaller framed, soft looking, hairy cow should be a hit with Heat Wave. She has 

already raised a Heat Wave One heifer sold for $2,100 to Tim Smith. 

LOT 282 

New Trend 802 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 3-36 | 2003 | BLACK 

Angus 

Angus 




Bob: This cow is another one that has never been bred clubby until now. With her 

broodiness and abundance of muscle and mass, she has that Payback spring of rib. She 

should work really well with this mating. 

LOT 283 


Cecil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aviance (Sugar Ray) 


Gassman 13P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total Power 

230 (Toni x Maine) 


Bob: This cow is awesome! She was always bred maternal, except for once she was bred 

to Kabana Boy and raised a $5,500 heifer that sold to Guyer. She is a true treasure. Steve 

wanted to buy her as a calf in 2002 but I wouldn’t sell her. Here’s one that should have 

been featured. 

LOT 285 





B013 (Total Power x Toni) 

A.I. 6/17 Monopoly; Examined 95 days on 10/13 P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 6/25 to 9/30 

Bob: This cow is as docile as they get, just like her dam, 837. I think she will hit the grand 

slam! She raised an Unforgiven steer that was stout and extra hairy, he sold for $2,400 to 

Tim Smith. A second calving daughter sells as Lot 163. 

LOT 284 

ID 2-22 | 2002 | BLACK 



Gassman 922 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Most Wanted (Payback) 

B013 (Total Power) 

A.I. 7/10 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Lut son 900 on 7/14 to 9/20 

Bob: This large framed cow is out of one of the smallest framed Most Wanted daughters, 

922. She is massive with lots of thickness and very huge topped! You don’t find many like 

her. Past production includes a Who Made Who for $3,200 to Hilbert; a Hands on the 

Money steer for $2,500 to Donnie Durry, and a Wave One steer for $1,200. 

LOT 286 

ID 2/1 | 2002 | BLACK WHITE 

Hairy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Habanero 

R&J Prospector (Angus) 


400 (Payback x Toni) 

A.I. 6/30 Headliner; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Razzle Dazzle on 7/1 to 8/10 

Bob: This moderate to large framed cow is just like her sire, Hairy. She has a great bottom 

side pedigree and daughters in the sale as Lots 127, 111 and 356. What a great producer 

to have left so many daughters. She’s produced good steers selling for a premium as well. 


LOT 287 

Ice Pick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 2/44 | 2002 | BLACK 


Gassm 

CKE Primetime 74F 

Draft Pick 


Pine Drive x Sugar Ray 

A.I. 6/19 Heat Wave 13; Examined 90 days on 10/13 P.E. Lut Son 900 on 6/25 to 9/2 

Bob: With Ice Pick being so popular a few years back, I think this blast from the past 

might work well with Heat Wave. This is the first time she has been exposed to a club calf 

sire. Ice Pick can be potent. 

LOT 289 

Purple 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 2/47 | 2002 | BLACK 


Ildeno x Gassman Foundation 


215 (Thick Set x Maine) 


Bob: I hope this cow isn’t over looked! She is broody and always has a good calf. A 

daughter sells as Lot 261. A Gotcha Talkin’ steer out of this cow was purchased by Dax 

Lautner for $2,800, and a really impressive Monopoly steer sold for $4,300 to Bonham. 

LOT 291 

Who’s First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 241 | 2002 | BLACK 

Who Made Who 



Aviance 428 

A.I. 6/17 Headliner; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 6/25 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow is broody! Usually I breed her to Gotcha Talkin’, but this year I bred her to 

Headliner. Headliner has a great hip and hind leg; he should complement this cow well. 

LOT 293 

Bring it On . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 2/56 | 2002 | BLACK 


Pay Day (Maine) 

Traveler 71 (Angus 23-4 grandson) 

Pine Drive 

A.I. 7/3 Heat Wave 13; Examined 90 days on 10/13 P.E. Unforgiven son on 7/5 to 8/20 

Bob: I have always bred this cow maternal. She is so basic and sound with no faults. One 

steer by OCC Legend sold for $1,500. A daughter sells as Lot 198. 

LOT 288 

ID 2/35 | 2002 | BLACK 

Jack Frost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Full Throttle 

Maine 


535 (Trend 802 x Platinum) 


Bob: This cow has been super! She just works year in and year out. Several daughters sell 

as Lots 260, the feature Lot 103, and the bred heifer Lot 354. You don’t even have to try on 

this one; she’ll work! Lots of value in this cow. She’s earned her keep. 

LOT 290 

ID 2/64 | 2002 | BLACK 

Purple 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . High Octane (PB Maine) 

Ildeno x Gassman Foundation 


802 (Fistful of Dollars) 


Bob: This big bodied, big footed cow will work with this mating. Until now she has always 

been bred maternal. 640 is her power daughter that sells as Lot 133. 

LOT 292 

ID 2-42 | 2002 | BLACK 

All About You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . De Bull (Total Play) 


Gassman 42 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purple Explosion 

Sugar Ray 

A.I. 7/3 Beat The Heat; Examined 75 days on 10/13 P.E. Unforgiven Son on 7/5 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow is pretty fronted, thick and long backed. She has always been bred 

maternal until now. 

LOT 294 

ID 2/66 | 2002 | BLACK 

Bring it On . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jack Frost (Throttle) 

Pay Day (Maine) 

Gassman B366 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pine Drive (Angus) 

10 Yellow (Pure Win) 


Bob: This is another Bring It On daughter. What you see is what you get. 

LOT 295 

ID 2/33 | 2002 | BLACK 

Heat Seeker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . De Bull (Total Play) 


Gassman B07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pine Drive (Angus) 

237 (Sugar Ray x Toni) 

A.I. 6/26 Beat The Heat; Examined 65 days on 10/13 P.E. Unforgiven son on 6/20 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow is a great one for a Heat Seeker 2002 model! She milks well and has always 

been bred maternal until now. There’s a good deal of potential yet in this cow. 

LOT 296 

ID 2/38 | 2002 | BLACK 



Gassman 838 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Purple 14 (High Octane) 

B3-62 (Pine Drive x Great North 48 Yell x Siegfried) 


Bob: This hairy, stylish, moderate cow clicks great to Monopoly. There’s a great spring 

2010 heifer in the keeper pen. A second-calving daughter sells as Lot 172. 

LOT 297 

ID 2/2 | 2002 | BLACK 


High Octane 


Trend 800 Cow 502 

A.I. /23 Monopoly; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Razzle Dazzle on 6/30 to 9/20 

Bob: This soft looking, smaller framed, easy keeping cow will have a super calf now and 

for many years to come. A heifer calf by Sun Seeker sold for $1,700 to Karstens. 

LOT 298 


Smoke ’Em . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Angus 

Angus 


B3-87 (Zapper) 


Bob: This moderate framed cow is such an easy keeper! She is super thick and big topped 

with sound feet and legs. A Smooth Sailing steer sold for $1,200 to Nick DeChristafaro, 

and a Gotcha Talkin’ steer sold for $2,000 to Afton DeMott. 

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LOT 299 




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ID 2/10 | 2002 | BLACK 

Angus 

Angus 


810 (Payback x Windsor B3-71) 


Bob: These Really Windy daughters make great club calf cows! Lots of style, hair, great 

udders, feet and legs. 210 produced a $4,000 Sun Seeker. 

LOT 301 



ID 2/51 | 2002 | BLACK 

Angus 

Angus 


819 (Loaded Gun x Elvis) 


Bob: Another one of the great Really Windy daughters. She raised a Wave One steer sold 

for $1,200 to Stone. 

LOT 302 

Hairy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 1/18 | 2001 | BLACK 

Habanero 

R&J Prospector (Angus) 


418 (Redi Mix x Pine Drive) 

A.I. 6/29 Headliner; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. 21 Degrees Below on 7/4 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow is as docile as they come. She has bone, hip and lots of hair. She is a 

daughter of Hairy, who sired the 2002 Reserve Champion Elliott steer at the National 

Western. Headliner seemed suitable to her pedigree. 

LOT 304 

Kid Rock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 1/4 | 2001 | BLACK 



Angus 

Angus 


Bob: I’m high on the Kid Rock cows; they all have that huge hip, and I like that in my 

cows. She raised a Gotcha Talkin’ steer sold out of the pasture for $1,000 to McKay and a 

Who’s First steer for $1,900 to Steve Bonham. 

LOT 306 

ID 1/15 | 2001 | BLACK 

Kid Rock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WLC Cigar (Witch Doctor) 


Gassman 847 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dunk (X339U) 


A.I. 8/16 to Headliner; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. 21 Degrees Below on 8/20 to 9/10 

Bob: This cow has a lot of capacity and broodiness, and I have always tried to breed her 

maternal. I am excited about this club calf mating; it should fit her very well. Note that 

she goes back to the great 847 cow. 

LOT 308 

ID 1/11 | 2001 | BLACK 




Maine Cross 

A.I. 6/26 Bojo; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Unforgiven son on 7/4 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow has added many great calves. She has that cool look for a mature cow. This 

mating should work well with her pedigree. 

LOT 300 



ID 2/50 | 2002 | BLACK 

Angus 

Angus 

Chill Factor (Cunia) 

Pine Drive x Aviance 


Bob: This moderate to larger framed cow is pretty consistent. She raised a Wave on Wave 

steer sold for $2,800 to McKay. 

LOT 303 

Ice Pick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 1/32 | 2001 | BLACK 

CKE Primetime 74F 

Draft Pick 

Elvis (Angus) 

Blue 14 (Apple) 

A.I. 6/11 Headliner; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 6/30 to 8/20 

Bob: This cow had a really cool steer this past year by Monopoly, but untimely, he turned 

up lame and we had to scratch him from our sale. Her next calf should “up the ante.” 

Past production includes a Who’s First steer sold for $900 to Schmidt and a Who’s First 

steer sold for $2,200 to Kroupa. 

LOT 305 

Kid Rock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 1/14 | 2001 | BLACK 




B0-28 (Sugar Ray) 


Bob: This cow is typical of the huge hipped, deep bodied Kid Rock cows. I’m sure I bred 

her right this time. 

LOT 307 

ID 1/12 | 2001 | BLACK 



Gassman B3-87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zapper 

Maine x Toni Simm 


Bob: This cow is one of many out of the B3-87 cow. They don’t come any nicer than these 

daughters. They have lots of hair, mass and volume and are clean jointed. A sample of her 

calf sales: Eye’s on the Money steer for $14,000 to Bonham; Eye’s on the Money steer for 

$1,200 to Guphal; Contagious steer for $1,500 to Soderholm; and a Who’s First steer for 

$1,200 to Soderholm. 

LOT 309 

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ID 1/21 | 2001 | BLACK 



Gassman 421 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Platinum (Stilts) 

Black Power 


Bob: This cow clicks to Heat Wave. Pick a clone, any clone…they will all work on her! 

Typical Loaded Gun with a cool, soft look. She produced a Heat Wave for $22,000 to 

Martin Richtner; a Heat Wave for $3,600 to Gilbertson; a Heat Wave steer for $1,300 to 

Richtner; and a Who’s First steer for $2,100 to Jim Funk. 


LOT 310 

Loaded Gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 



Gassm 

ID 1/28 | 2001 | BLACK 



Sugar Ray (Nero) 

28B (Buret Maine) 


Bob: This cow has always been bred maternal. I love the top and bottom sides of her 

pedigree. Heat Wave will work! 

LOT 312 

Aviance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman Angus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

ID 018 | 2001 | BLACK 

Sugar Ray 

Maine Chi 

Angus 

Angus 


Bob: Here’s a big time producer! This has to be the most massive, big bodied, heaviest 

muscled cow in the offering. That’s what Monopoly works best on. Past sales out of this 

cow include a Who’s First for $9,000 to Bonham, a Kabana Boy for $1300, a $2,200 

Eyes on the Money to Karstens and a Heat Wave to Hilbert for $5,700. 

LOT 314 

Jack Frost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 1/3 | 2001 | BLACK 

Full Throttle 

Maine 

Elvis (Angus) 

Sugar Ray 


Bob: This should be an ace in the hole. This cow looks just like her dam, who was also the 

grandam of Lot 315. I like the look! Sample of past sales: Who’s First steer $2,300 to Mark 

Bushman and another Who’s First steer that sold for $1,700. 

LOT 311 

ID 1/7 | 2001 | BLACK 

Payback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fistful of Dollars 

Gassman 48 Yellow 


B3-87 (Zapper) 


Bob: This cow goes back to the most complete cow that I have ever owned, the 900 cow, 

dam of the Gassman herd sire Lut Son 900. I believe she will hit a home run. Her Mojo 

steer sold for $2,700 to Peterson; a Wave One steer sold for $2,100 to Gary Reynolds; and 

a Gold Member heifer sold for $1,300 to William Horn. 

LOT 313 

ID 1/17 | 2001 | BLACK 



Gassman 752 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Double Stuff 

240 (Apple) Canadian Maine 


Bob: I’m very excited about this mating! With Cecil being so powerful and the bottom 

side of this pedigree stacked, it should work. She raised an About Time steer for $2,200 to 

Dax Lautner. 

LOT 315 

ID 1/19 | 2001 | BLACK 

Jack Frost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Full Throttle 

Maine 


513 (Elvis) 


Bob: This cow’s dam just left the herd this year. There’s longevity in this pedigree for sure. 

Past sales include a Gold Member steer at $4,600 sold to Bonham and an Eye’s on the 

Money heifer at $2,200 sold to Busemen. Her dam sold a Wave One heifer for $2,800 to 

John Albrecht, an Unforgiven steer for $900 to Clint Holland and a Who’s First steer for 

$2,100 to Kevin Dilly. Her dam was a maternal sister to Lot 314. 

LOT 316 




Gassman B1-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hereford 

Angus 


Bob: This cow is the dam of the 2004 American Royal Grand Champion Steer. He sold in 

our 2003 sale for $3,200 to Zuckswerd, then Bonham, Caldwell and Kaity Wilcox. I bred 

her to Heat Wave to see what this mating could produce. She has been bred to Hell’s A 

Brewin’ in the past. She is truly a practical, no nonsense cow. Her daughter sells as Lot 

158. She also produced a $1,500 steer to Martin Richter. 

LOT 318 


Who Made Who . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Take Charge 

Simmental 

Gassman 25P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total Power 



Bob: The dam of this cow was one of my best. This original Who Made Who is a very easy 

keeping cow and easy to look at from any angle. I do believe Walks Alone is the right 

choice for her. She raised a $1,200 Eyes on the Money to Clint Holland, an $1,800 All 

About You to Stone, a $1,600 Gotcha Talkin’ to Stone and a $1,900 Kabana Boy to 

Soderholm. 

LOT 317 


Who Made Who . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Take Charge 

Simmental 

Gassman B0213 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total Power 

Cross 


Bob: This cow doesn’t look her age and is certainly working well with any mating. She 

has produced a Gotcha Talkin’ for $4,600 to Pederson, an Eyes on the Money at $1,500 to 

Bonham, a Contagious steer for $2,300 to Dan Streff and a Heat Wave heifer for $1,200 to 

Gene Goos. She also produced a great Nutt n Butt Business steer for $5,750 to Kirk 

Roecker. 

LOT 319 

ID 010 | 2000 | BLACK 




Windsor 


Bob: If you like attractive, complete cows, look here! I feel like she will hit the grand slam 

with this mating! Past sales include a Sun Seeker for $4,000 to John Feichtner, another 

Sun Seeker for $4,500 to Mark Bushman and a Hell’s A Brewin’ steer for $2,300 to 

Fulkerson. In addition, her 2010 daughter is a great female. 

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LOT 320 

Loaded Gun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


THE 2000-BORN & EARLIER COWS – LOTS 320 TO 331 

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ID 037 | 2000 | BLACK 




Elvis 


Bob: This moderate framed cow should work well to Bojo. Key word here is “lots of hair” 

with muscle under it. Her daughter 637 sells as Lot 217. She produced a Diesel steer for 

$4,600 sold to Mawson and a Heat Wave heifer for $1,000 to John Wynne. 

LOT 322 

Chill Factor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 043 | 2000 | BLACK 

Cunia 

Cold Front 


Total Power 


Bob: This cow is very docile, very complete and has been bred entirely maternal. I have 

missed the boat not breeding her club calf. Maybe this mating will prove me right! 

LOT 324 

Payback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 014 | 2000 | BLACK 

Fistful of Dollars 



Cross 


Bob: This cow is a sure hit bred like this. Her complete look speaks for itself. Her dam, 

714, is still working. Lots of longevity in this pedigree. 

LOT 326 

Payback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 035 | 2000 | BLACK 






Bob: This cow is a little smaller framed. She has lots of hair and should work well with 

this mating. This cow always adds hair with lots of look. She produced a $1,200 Sun 

Seeker sold to Begalka. 

LOT 321 

Chill Factor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 01 | 2000 | BLACK 

Cunia 

Cold Front 


Sugar Ray 


Bob: This Chill Factor daughter is a lot like the 043, Lot 322…I never really bred them 

clubby. She’s a little different on the bottom side of her pedigree, so I think Heat Wave will 

really work. She produced a Gotcha Talkin’ steer for $1,000 to Kevin Dilly. 

LOT 323 

DJ Hunk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 



Maine 

Maine 


Pine Drive 


Bob: I like the looks of this cow! Never really has been in the clubby program. I used her 

to produce more maternal offspring. With as much power as she possesses, I really like 

this mating. Her grandam, 608, had a $7,800 About Time steer calf sold to McKay. A 

daughter sells as Lot 236. There is also a daughter by Monopoly in the open heifers that I 

will be retaining. This cow also produced an $1,800 Mossy Oak steer sold to Jim Funk. 

LOT 325 

Payback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 019 | 2000 | BLACK 




Elvis 

A.I. 6/19 to Headliner; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Smooth Sailing son on 6/2 to 9/20 

Bob: This cow is a half sib to 1/19, Lot 315. Once again, she goes back to a great mother 

cow, 819. Her value is in the daughters that she has produced in this herd. She has also 

generated a $1,400 steer by Who’s First, a $1,000 steer by Unforgiven and another at $1,000. 

LOT 327 

Super Sport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 047 | 2000 | ROAN 

Shorthorn 

Shorthorn 

Mr Big Sky (Holly) 

Pine Drive 


Bob: I predict this will be a great mating with lots of potential. A good cow! 

LOT 328 

ID 09 | 2000 | RED WHITE 

Surf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phildon Time Out 

Shorthorn 

Gassman 755 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr Big Sky (Holly) 



Bob: Maybe this isn’t the biggest hipped cow, but she’s real close to it. She’s really 

powerful from every angle. A sample of her history includes a $7,500 Heat Wave to Brad 

Albrecht and a Polar Express bull sold to Phil Fevold for $4,500. 

LOT 330 

ID 803 | 1998 | BLACK 

Draft Pick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ZTA Nor Tex General 156W 

ZTA Bk Ruby 

Gassman 423 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Traveler 71 (Angus 23-4 grandson) 

Gassman Foundation Cow 


Bob: This cow is truly massive! With the demand for big bellied calves, this mating should 

be tailor made. She raised a Kabana Boy steer sold for $3,000 to Bonham and an About 

Time steer for $1,400 to Rusty Jenkins. 

LOT 329 

ID 922 | 1999 | BLACK 


High Octane 

Gassman B013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total Power 



Bob: This smaller framed cow has got to click with Bojo; she has that no flawed look! Her 

daughter selling as Lot 284 works so well. I get a lot of mileage from top and bottom from 

her pedigree. She produced a Diesel steer sold for $2,500 to Gary Reynolds. 

LOT 331 

ID 805 | 1998 | BLACK 

Draft Pick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ZTA Nor Tex General 156W 

ZTA Bk Ruby 

Gassman B1-19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sugar Ray (Nero) 



Bob: This cow certainly has been terrific. I never bred her soon enough to a clubby bull— 

my mistake! You will be so proud to own her, with a Monopoly calf coming. Sample of sales 

on 805 include an All About Who for $3,100 to Hilbert, an Eye’s on the Money heifer at 

$2,000 to Albright, a Hell’s A Brewin’ steer for $1,800 to Bonham, plus a really powerful 

Monopoly bull calf sells in this sale, Lot 386. 


LOT 332 

Payback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


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THE 1999-BORN & EARLIER COWS – LOTS 332 TO 343 

Gassm 

ID 923 | 1999 | BLACK 



New Trend 802 



Bob: This cow is smaller framed but has a lot of spring of rib. Hope this mating is as good 

as I think it should be! She raised an All About You steer for $4,600 sold to Bonham. 

LOT 334 

Payback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 910 | 1999 | BLACK 




Redi Mix 


Bob: A little different twist here but should work well with Heat Wave Clone 14. The shot 

of Aviance is a good thing! She raised an All About You steer that sold for $1,800 to Phil 

Lautner. 

LOT 336 

Payback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 837 | 1998 | BLACK 



Total Power 



Bob: This cow has that great spring of rib, easy fleshing and cool Payback look! With as 

much spring of rib as she possesses, she should work well with Bojo. Samples of past sales 

include a Who’s First steer at $2,400 sold to Stone, a Who Made Who steer for $3,000 to 

Duane Hilbert and a Gold Member heifer sold to William Horn, plus an Unforgiven steer 

for $3,900 went to Guyer. 

LOT 338 

Payback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Gassman 42P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

ID 618 | 1996 | BLACK 



Explosion 

Sugar Ray 

A.I. 6/30 Headliner; Examined 75 days on 10/14 P.E. Razzle Dazzle on 7/1 to 8/10 

Bob: This is the oldest cow in the offering, and no, she doesn’t look it! You must remember 

48 Yellow is Payback’s dam. She lived to be 19-and-a-half years old! 618 has left many 

daughters in this herd. She produced a Monopoly steer for $2,000 to Gary Reynolds. 

LOT 340 

ID 933 | 1999 | RED 




Pine Drive 


Bob: I will miss this cow. She is just so complete! She has a very stacked pedigree. I bred 

her back to Monopoly because her 2010 heifer calf is flawless. Her daughter selling as Lot 

218 is very powerful. 

LOT 342 

ID 912 | 1999 | BLACK 

Secret Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Full Flush 

Treinen Maine x Simm 

Gassman B1-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hereford 

Angus 

A.I. 7/2 Headliner; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Heat Wave 7 on 7/4 to 8/20 

Bob: This sure has been a solid cow. She’s never been bred anything other than maternal. 

She has a white eye due to injury as a calf; it’s never bothered her. 

LOT 333 

ID 930 | 1999 | BLACK 




B2-53 Redi Mix 


Bob: This smaller framed cow has more spring of rib, top and width of base than most. 

She should work great with this mating! Her dam, 730, raised a Heat Wave steer sold for 

$4,300 to McKay. 

LOT 335 

ID 806 | 1998 | BLACK 



Gassman B2-57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pine Drive (Angus) 

Total Power 


Bob: This cow does work well with Heat Wave. She raised a Heat Wave One heifer that sold 

for $3,100 to Tim Smith and a Heat Wave bull calf selling for $2,800 to Caufman. 

LOT 337 

ID 708 |1997 | BLACK 



Gassman B025 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Simmental 

Chi Angus 

A.I. 6/29 Heat Wave 14; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Razzle Dazzle on 7/4 to 8/10 

Bob: This cow has her own page in our history! A half sibling to 025 out of the great B025 

cow. She has yet to slow down; she just keeps cranking them out. $2,100 Rock Star steer to 

Faulkerson; $10,500 Heat Wave One steer to Bonham; $2,300 Eye’s on the Money steer to 

Bonham; $7,000 Mojo steer to Dave Shane. 

LOT 339 

ID 928 | 1999 | BLACK 






Bob: This cow has a lot of rib, capacity and volume. I can’t help but think this mating 

should work. 928 has a son selling in this sale, Lot 390, sired by Monopoly. A daughter 

sells as Lot 269. She produced a Heat Wave steer for $3,200 to Hilbert and a Making Waves 

heifer for $1,700 to Greg Kroupa. 

LOT 341 

ID 714 | 1997 | BLACK 



Gassman 414 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Redi Mix 

Maine 


Bob: I wouldn’t underestimate this cow. Her dam just left the herd two years ago and was 

always dependable. There’s lots of pedigree and hard working cows behind this one. 

LOT 343 

ID 847 | 1997 | BLACK 

Dunk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X339U 

Simmental 

Gassman Cow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aviance (Sugar Ray) 

Angus 


Bob: I bought this cow as a heifer in Crosscreek Farm’s annual sale in 1998; she was the high 

seller. I knew her bloodlines and thought she would make a terrific cow. She had Who’s First, 

which speaks for itself! She also has daughters in the herd. In 2008 she produced a Who Made 

Who bull for $6,750 to Dax Lautner, and she is the dam of Tongue Tied. She raised a Smooth 

Sailing steer in 2010 sold to Gene Goos for $2,000. She has worked great! She will be missed. 


THE BRED HEIFER OFFERING – LOT 344 

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LOT 344 

DREAM 

ON 919 

LOT 344 

ID 919 | 2009 | BLACK 

Dream On . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nichols Legacy G151 

CNS Sheza Dream K107W 

Gassman 419 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OCC Legend 616L 

2-7 (Most Wanted x Breath Taker x Angus 320) 

A.I. 5/22 Total Solution; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Dateline son on 6/8 to 8/28 

Bob: I absolutely love this heifer! She’s deep, sound and has lots of volume and 

capacity plus femininity. 

Sale Note: Without question, this is one of the best, most powerful bred heifers 

I have ever had the chance to sell. She has a unique pedigree and is backed by 

many years of Bob’s careful selection and breeding. This is a powerhouse, 

packed full of volume! She’s wide based, good legged and huge hipped. If there’s 

a halfblood Simmental heifer in the country that has lots of value, this has to be 

it. She’s moderate and has lots of potential as a club calf producer or 

foundation for a Simmental program. You just don’t find them like this one. 

How hard it must be for Bob to part with her! 

• Retaining the right to one successful flush on 919. See terms.* 



LOT 345 

Dream On . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


Gassm 

2-35 (Jack Frost x Payback x Platinum) 


LOT 345 

DREAM 

ID 936 | 2009 | BLACK 

Nichols Legacy G151 

CNS Sheza Dream K107W 



ON 936 

Bob: Some say you’re splitting hairs between this power heifer and her half 

sibling Lot 344. She, in her own right, takes no back seat to any of them! 

Sale Note: Bob’s right! It’s amazing that one offering can have two daughters 

of one bull, and they both be this good. This heifer, just like Lot 344, is a super 

good one. She has lots of bone, rib and thickness. They are versatile and have 

the ability to be placed in a Simmental seedstock program, or they have the 

power, hair and moderation of frame to be great club calf producers. You have 

to really see these two heifers to appreciate them. It will be hard to generate the 

value that these heifers will eventually prove down the road. This is a 

tremendous pair of heifers. 

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LOT 346 

Unforgiven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

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Heat Wave 

Cookie Monster (Flush) 



LOT 346 

UNFORGIVEN 

ID 917 | 2009 | BLACK 


717 (Payback x Total Power x Elvis) 


917 

Bob: This heifer rises to the top! She is very thick, big topped and wide made. 

She is cocky, super fronted and very deep bodied. Her dam, Lot 147, has sold 

many high dollar calves. 

Sale Note: This bred heifer is another really good one! She has a great neck, big 

hip and powerful hind leg. This is a club calf producer deluxe! She has a great 

pedigree on the dam’s side. This heifer was just a little behind at photo time and 

will surely knock your lights out come sale week. 

The top of these bred heifers have lots and lots of value and potential. Pay 

attention here—there’s lots of opportunity at the top of this set of cattle. 

Bob would have loved to get to hang on to these. 


THE BRED HEIFER OFFERING – LOTS 347 & 348 

LOT 347 

Gassm 

ID 908 | 2009 | BLACK 

LOT 347 

Unforgiven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


Heat Wave 



908 (Double Stuff x Aviance x Redi Mix) 


Sale Note: Here’s another heifer that rises to the top fast and is arguably maybe the best 

in terms of club calf producing potential. She is a granddaughter of the good red 908 cow 

that sells as featured Lot 146. This is a thick, powerfully built heifer that is extra cool in 

her look. She has lots of style and quality. Her dam sells as Lot 258. 

LOT 348 

ID 930 | 2009 | BLACK 

Monopoly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heat Wave 

Century Touchstone Angus 


730 (Loaded Gun x Red Mix B253) 


Bob: This heifer is built like her dam. She has tremendous hair and is wide based. She has 

a great future ahead of her! Tremendous body and look. This will surely make a donor in 

the future. 

LOT 348 

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LOT 349 

Hired Man . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


THE BRED HEIFER OFFERING – LOTS 349 TO 351 

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Hannibal 

Double Stuff 

Angus 

Angus 


Bob: This smaller framed heifer is cool headed, great shaped and has lots of body. 

She has extra style and plenty of guts. If you like them long necked, here’s your girl. 

She’s really cool. 

LOT 350 

Monopoly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 904 | 2009 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 



04 (Who Made Who x Aviance x Redi Mix B3-61) 


Bob: This good profiling heifer has added balance and style. Neat necked and 

really square hipped with lots of rib and bone. Her dam traces to Who Made Who, 

Payback and Sugar Ray and was quite a cow family. This is one of my favorites 

and a female that has extra style. Her dam, 3-4, is the cow that produced the 

popular steer sold to Nick Reimann for $7,500, and her grandam produced a 

$2,500 steer by Unforgiven. 

LOT 351 

ID 901 | 2009 | BLACK 



Gassman 417 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Check’s in the Mail (Ammo) 

917 (Loaded Gun x Payback 717 x Total Power) 


Bob: This heifer is at the top of the bunch. She’s extremely good, but she’s no 

accident—look at the pedigree. This is club calf power at its best. How many 

places can you find a pedigree like this? 


LOT 352 

Hired Man . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 938 | 2009 | BLACK 


Gassm 

Hannibal 

Double Stuff 


932 (Cecil x Aviance) 


Bob: This is a very stout heifer. She’s strong topped and huge hipped with plenty of shape, 

volume and capacity. She reminds you of the Cecils. 

LOT 355 

Eyes on the Money . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 933 | 2009 | BLACK 

Red Hot (Heat Seeker) 

Maine Cross 

Ice Pick (Maine) 

531 (Elvis x 14B Simm) 


Bob: This moderate heifer is hairy and very stylish. She should make a cow for any 

program. 

LOT 357 

Hands On The Money . . . . . . . . . 



Eyes on the Money 

Aviance 

Carousel 8 

602 (Payback x Bottom Line) 


Bob: This moderate framed, cool looking heifer is the biggest boned of all the heifers. 

She has that nice looking hair and lots of shape. 

LOT 359 

Smooth Sailing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 918 | 2009 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 


Hairy (Habanero) 

718 (Loaded Gun x Redi Mix 418) 


Bob: This heifer has style plus hair and is wide based. She will make a great cow. 

LOT 354 

ID 935 | 2009 | BLACK 

Eyes on the Money . . . . . . . . . . . Red Hot (Heat Seeker) 

Maine Cross 

Gassman 2-35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heat Seeker (DeBull) 


A.I. 6/6 Total Solution; Examined Safe A.I P.E. Dateline son on 6/20 to 8/28 

Bob: This smaller framed heifer should make a great cow! She has lots of cow family in 

her bloodlines. 

LOT 356 

ID 921 | 2009 | BLACK 

Eyes on the Money . . . . . . . . . . . Red Hot (Heat Seeker) 

Maine Cross 

Gassman 2-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hairy (Habanero) 


A.I. 11/21 Monopoly (see supplement for preg test) 

Bob: This heifer has a little more size than some. She’s an Eyes on the Money, which I like, 

and she is very sound. She is hairy and has a great pedigree. Take a look. 

LOT 358 

ID 926 | 2009 | BLACK 

Smooth Sailing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heat Wave 


Gassman 1-17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cecil (Aviance by Sugar Ray) 

752 (Double Stuff x Apple 240) 


Bob: This hairy, big footed and deep bodied heifer will make an excellent club calf cow! 

Look at the bottom side of her pedigree. 

LOT 360 

ID 944 | 2009 | BLACK 

Unforgiven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heat Wave 


Gassman 2-48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Most Wanted (Payback) 

804 (Draft Pick x Trend 802) 

A.I. 6/02 Total Solution; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Dateline Son on 6/17 to 9/20 

Bob: This smaller framed heifer is pretty flawless. She is big topped, deep sided, great 

hipped and super thick. She should be an easy keeper. 

LOT 361 

ID 920 | 2009 | BLACK 

Unforgiven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heat Wave 



920 (Aviance x Traveler 71) 


Bob: This smaller framed, hairy heifer is thick. She will work in every breeding program. 

LOT 362 

ID 928 | 2009 | BLACK 




704 Payback 

A.I. 6/3 Total Solution; Examined 85 days on 10/13 P.E. Dateline son on 6/8 to 8/28 

Bob: This hairy, big topped, super thick heifer has great legs. She should be a terrific 

future club calf cow. 

LOT 363 

ID 929 | 2009 | BLACK 


Taz 

Gassman 129 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Most Wanted (Payback) 

B1-29 (Elvis x Dividend Impact) 


Bob: This heifer represents the powerful look of the Heat Wave genetics plus a host of 

greats on the bottom side. 

LOT 364 

ID 914 | 2009 | BLACK 


Taz 

Gassman 1-7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Payback (Fistful of Dollars) 

900 (Loaded Gun x B3-87 Zapper) 


Bob: This smaller framed, good legged heifer has a rock solid pedigree on the bottom side. 

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LOT 365 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 



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ID 942 | 2009 | BLACK 


Angus 

Bushs Flashback 880 

732 (Cecil x Aviance x Pine Drive x Toni) 


Bob: This heifer is really wide based, conservative framed and big topped. She is very 

correct on her feet and legs. She has Cecil 932 in her pedigree as an extra added bonus. 

LOT 367 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 939 | 2009 | BLACK 


Angus 


738 (Festus x Platinum) 

A.I. 6/24 Who's First; Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Dateline son on 7/1 to 9/20 

Bob: This smaller framed, chunky heifer is big topped, hairy and wide based. The 738 

cow, her grandam, had an $8,000 Who’s First steer that Bonham purchased. Had to breed 

her this way…who knows? 

LOT 369 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 927 | 2009 | BLACK 


Angus 

Who’s First (Who Made Who) 

1-27 (Final Answer x Payback x Elvis) 


Bob: This smaller framed, deep and thick topped heifer is very attractive and so sweet. 

Her grandam, 1-27, had an $8,000 Who’s First steer that sold to Bonham. 

LOT 371 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 906 | 2009 | BLACK 


Angus 


532 Redi Mix 


Bob: This heifer is smaller framed and very cocky but stylish. All the pieces fit together in 

one total package. She’s very wide based, super thick and has an excellent pedigree. 

LOT 366 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 941 | 2009 | BLACK 


Angus 

Johnny Walker Red (Hairy Bear) 



Bob: Here is a very attractive package backed by a tremendous bloodline. She is a 

moderate framed, big topped, wide based heifer. She has super feet and legs and is very 

symmetrical in her rib shape. 

LOT 368 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 931 | 2009 | BLACK 


Angus 


630 (Payback x Elvis x Total Power) 


Bob: This heifer is wide based and rock solid. She is super hairy, very big topped and 

sound. Her grandam produced the 2002 Reserve Grand Champion Steer in Denver. 

LOT 370 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 925 | 2009 | BLACK 


Angus 

Gotcha Talkin’ (Mojo) 

725 (Payback x Who Made Who x High Octane) 


Bob: This hairy, thick and wide based heifer is very long on pedigree. She will be an 

excellent choice. 

LOT 372 

OCC Legend Son . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 902 | 2009 | BLACK 


Angus 


2-47 (Purple 14 x Pine Drive x Thick Set) 


Bob: This smaller framed heifer is hairy and wide based. She has great feet and legs, and 

she’s very attractive. 

LOT 373 

ID 937 | 2009 | BLACK 



Gassman 637 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JABV VRD Flyer F33 

037 (Loaded Gun x Payback x Elvis) 


Bob: This bred heifer has a lot of style! Her Angus influence blended with enough clubby 

influence makes a great clubby cow. 

LOT 374 

ID 934 | 2009 | BLACK 



Gassman 612 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tongue Tied (Heat Wave x Dunk) 

112K (2J Maine Kroupa) 


Bob: You have to like the looks of this powerful heifer with lots of style. Bold looking and 

wide based with great feet and legs. 

LOT 375 

ID 932 | 2009 | BLACK 



Gassman 632 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lutton 1831 (Northern Improvement) 

932 (Cecil x Aviance 635) 


Bob: I like the looks of this heifer. She’s very stylish! She is deep bodied and big boned and 

will really will make a terrific cow. 

LOT 376 

ID 923 | 2009 | BLACK 



Gassman 623 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OCC Legend Son 

423 (OCC Legend x Mojo 223) 


Bob: This super sharp heifer has lots of style! She has plenty of bone, mass and lots of 

spring of rib. She has the true makings of a great future club calf cow. 


LOT 377 



ID 913 | 2009 | BLACK 


Gassm 



Lut (Lutton by North Improvement) 

933 (Loaded Gun x Aviance 635) 


Bob: This moderate framed heifer is cool headed and strong topped. She has plenty of 

spring of rib and great shape. Her pedigree, top and bottom, is awesome too. 

LOT 379 



ID 907 | 2009 | BLACK 




708 (Payback x SimAngusChi) 

A.I. 6/12 Total Solution: Examined Safe A.I. P.E. Dateline son on 6/21 to 9/20 

Bob: This moderate sized heifer is no accident. She has the right size, shape and lots of 

rib and hair. She’s great hipped too. 

LOT 381 

Connealy Dateline . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 909 | 2009 | BLACK 


Bemindful Maid DHD 0807 


B0-25 (SimChiAngus) 


Bob: This is a great heifer! A lot of look and style plus a great sire and dam. She’ll work in 

any program. 

LOT 378 

ID 911 | 2009 | BLACK 



Gassman 611 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lutton 1831 (Northern Improvement) 

502 (Payback x Power Play x Toni 


Bob: This Angus type heifer will make a great clubby cow. She has a lot of angularity and 

style; she is deep sided also. 

LOT 380 

ID 903 | 2009 | BLACK 



Gassman 6-3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lutton 1831 (Northern Improvement) 

600M (PS Power Play) 


Bob: This huge topped, smaller framed heifer gets her look from the cow family behind 

her. I have to like them all. 903 is a maternal sister to the herd sire prospect selling as 

Lot 389. Their dam sells as Lot 134. 

LOT 382 

ID 916 | 2009 | BLACK 

Angus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Integrity x Dateline 

Bando 598 

Gassman 516 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . About Time (Heat Seeker) 

116 (Payback x High Octane 501 x Elvis 122) 


Bob: This smaller framed heifer will make an excellent cow! She is big ribbed, super 

sound and big topped. She will be around a long time. Her grandam produced a $4,000 

calf sold to Roecker and a Heat Wave to Duane Hilbert for $7,500. She generated over 

$20,000 in progeny. 

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LOT 385 



THE BULL OFFERING – LOTS 385 TO 390 

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ID 817 | 4/10/2010 | BLACK 


Maine Cross 


B04 (Power Play) 

Bob: This really good Eyes on the Money son is a half sib to Gotcha Talkin’ and Magic 

Stick, owned by Dax Lautner. He is smaller framed and has a tremendous pedigree on his 

dam’s side. 

Birth weight 83 lbs. 

LOT 387 



ID 128 | 4/13/2010 | RED WHITE 


Maine Cross 


B028 (Sugar Ray x Buret Maine) 

Bob: This moderate framed bull has a lot of eye appeal and is very hairy. This calf has a 

lot of style and will work on plainer cows to fancy them up. Dam sells as Lot 128. 

Birth weight 75 lbs. Born unassisted. 

LOT 389 

Gassman HERD 

Alias . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 63 | 4/7/2010 | WHITE 

Hoo Doo (Charolais) 

Who Made Who 


600M (PS Power Play) 

Bob: This young bull looked just too good to cut when he was born. I thought he would 

make someone a really good bull. He is small to moderate, sound, thick and docile— 

great disposition. Dam sells as Lot 134. 


SIRE PROSPECTS 

LOT 386 

Monopoly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 805 | 4/10/2010 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 


Draft Pick 

B1-19 Sugar Ray 

Bob: Lots of really good hair on this calf. He is just the right size, wide based, deep and 

sound. This is one of the best calves I’ve kept as a bull in some time. He is good enough to 

be promoted. Pay close attention here. He goes back to a great cow, Lot 331. 


LOT 388 

Smooth Sailing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 52 | 4/6/2010 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 



602 (Bottom Line x 1-3 Sugar Ray) 

Bob: This bull calf was always picture perfect. He has lots of style, plenty of hair and is 

really good hipped. He should add style and pretty up some plainer females. His dam sells 

as Lot 238. 


LOT 390 

Monopoly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 


ID 928 | 3/28/2010 | BLACK 

Heat Wave 



704 Payback 

Bob: This son of Monopoly is hairy and really correct. He will work on a range of 

differing types of cows. I only kept the very best bull calves. His dam sells as Lot 339. 


“Study long and hard—here’s a big chance, a real big chance!” 

–Christy Collins 


GASSMAN SALE NOTES 

assman 

THE COMPLETE DISPERSION OF THE BOB GASSMAN HERD — 

EVERY COW MUST SELL, ABSOLUTELY NO BRED FEMALE RETAINED! 

GASSMAN’S CLUB CALVES 

Bob Gassman 

23658 436th Avenue 

Howard, South Dakota 57349 

(605) 530-3460 

Ranch located just south of Hwy. 34 in the SE corner 

of South Dakota. Just 1 hour from Sioux Falls. 

SALE MANAGEMENT: 

Christy Collins, Inc. www.collinscattleservices.com 

(800) 975-6313 Voice Mail 

Catalog Request catalog@pldi.net 

For immediate sale info: ccollinsinc@gmail.com 

(580) 305-0001 Cell / Text 

AUCTIONEER: Steve Bonham (405) 823-2972 

Please give us a call to discuss the lots. We will be glad to assist with your sight-unseen purchases! 

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