ELITE RED ANGUS GENETICS - Seedstock Consultant

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National Western Club National Western Stock Show Denver, Colorado
WESTERN HERITAGE SALE
Consignors…
Barber Show Cattle L83 Ranch Rust Mountain View Ranch
Wessington Springs, South Dakota Lodoen Cattle Company Mercer, North Dakota
Herb Barber 605.350.6886 Westhope, North Dakota Josh Rust 701.391.9769
Matt Lodoen 701.263.1016
Bar-E-L Angus SSS Red Angus
Stettler, Alberta Las Rojas Calgary, Alberta
David & Lynne Longshore Frederick, Oklahoma David Sibbald 403.850.7736
403.740.6788 Christy Collins 580.305.0001 Dylan Sibbald 403.850.7341
BCR Ventures Lazy MC Angus Shuey Stock Farms
Bryan, Texas Bassano, Alberta Corning, Iowa
Brian Rogers 936.554.1600 Clint Morasch 403.793.1656 Ryan Shuey 712.621.0959
Bieber Red Angus Ranch LeDoux Ranch Six Mile Ranch
Leola, South Dakota Agenda, Kansas Fir Mountain, Saskatchewan
Craig Bieber 605.216.8169 Andy LeDoux 785.527.3188 Clayton Gibson 306.642.8013
Sebastian Stewart 250.423.1357
Blair.Ag Cattle Company Long Hall Cattle Co. Tyson Hertz 403.376.7284
Lanigan, Saskatchewan Hillsboro, Ohio
Kevin Blair 306.365.7922 Clint Hall 606 782 1981 Solution Genetics
Blake MacMillan 306.528.7484 Kelly Long Hall 937.763.0931 Cushing, Iowa
Kent McCune 817.602.8629 Cassie Johnson 712.490.5397
Niobrara Red Angus
Four Winds Ranch Lincoln, Nebraska Thomas Ranch
Saint Jo, Texas Jeff Keller 402.430.1227 Harrold, South Dakota
Alan & Denise Chamberlain Troy Thomas 605.973.2448
Cody Carpenter 940.736.9203 Polzin Cattle
Darwin, Minnesota TLC Livestock
Gibson Red Angus Chris Polzin 612.916.0105 Rushford, Minnesota
Blocker, Oklahoma Colby & Tracy Lind 507.450.8303
Roger Gibson 918.470.8316 Peacock Angus Ranch
Josh Tolbert 580.490.1231 Covington, Texas Towaw Cattle Co.
Gary Peacock 817.774.7204 Sangudo, Alberta
Glendenning J Bar J Ranch Kirk Wildman 780.305.1661
Lebanon, Missouri Rainbow Red Angus
Jack Glendenning 417.588.6121 Cherhill, Alberta U2 Ranch
Dave Bablitz Coaldale, Alberta
J6 Farms Kolby Heaven 780.785.9115 Darren & Joann Unger 403.795.2333
Gibbon, Nebraska
David Spencer 308.627.6259 Rhodes Red Angus Welsh Prairie Red Angus
Charles Spencer 308.224.4367 Maize, Kansas Rio, Wisconsin
Mark Blake 712.269.1361 Darryl Rhodes 316.648.8310 Jeff Schneider 920.992.6357
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WESTERN HERITAGE SALE
RED ANGUS ASSOCIATION
LOCATION…
OF AMERICA
NATIONAL WESTERN CLUB
Tom Brink, CEO ON THE HILL
Board of Directors The National Western Club is located in the
Kim Ford, Nebraska, President Hall of Education Building, just upstairs from
the Beef Palace Auction Arena.
Kevin Miller, Colorado, 1st Vice President
Bob Morton, Montana, 2nd Vice President
Sam Lorenzen, Oregon, Area I, West
SALE SCHEDULE…
Bruce Ketchum, Montana, Area II
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 2016
Kyley DeVoe, Texas, Area IV, Southwest
12:30 P.M. … OPEN BAR & HORS D’OEVRES
Steve Koester, North Dakota, Area V, Northern Plains 2:00 P.M. … AUCTION
Newley Hutchison, Oklahoma, Area VI, Great Plains
John Langdon, North Carolina, Area VII, Northeast
AUCTIONEER
Raymond Prescott, South Carolina, Area VIII, Southeast
Steve Bonham 405.823.2972
Kurt Rich, Iowa, Area IX, Midwest
Connie Mushrush, Kansas, Region B
Johnny Rogers, North Carolina, Region C RING STAFF
Ryan Denton 918.629.3004
Alan Sears 970.396.7521
CANADIAN ANGUS ASSOCIATION
Kent Jaecke 405.408.2440
Rob Smith, CEO
Board of Directors
MARKETING AGENT
President: Tammi Ribey, Ontario
Seth Leachman 406.591.5651
Past President: Corinne Gibson, Saskatchewan
President Elect: David Sibbald, Alberta
Lorraine Sanford, British Columbia ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcements at the sale by the owners,
Bob Hahn, Alberta
auctioneer or sale management will take
Doug Reid, Alberta
precedence over statements in the catalog.
Brett Wildman, Alberta
Tracey Willms, Saskatchewan
EPD INFORMATION
Dave Johnson, Saskatchewan
Please note the EPDs may change from
Shawn Birmingham, Manitoba
the time the catalog is printed until the
Ryan Currie, Quebec registration papers are transferred.
Trevor Welch, Maritimes
2016 NATIONAL WESTERN RED ANGUS
SHOW SCHEDULE…
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 2016
8:00 A.M. … RED ANGUS JUNIOR SHOW
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 2016
10:00 A.M. … RED ANGUS PEN SHOW
MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 2016
8:00 A.M. … RED ANGUS OPEN SHOW
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THE HISTORY OF RED ANGUS
n the mid-1940s, a small group of breeders started collecting and breeding red Angus cattle in
order to implement the then new technology of scientific breeding through performance testing.
IThe Forbes’ was the first and largest, and George Chiga was also a leading thought leader. They
used the red cattle because they were purebred cattle that had been barred from the black Angus
registry in 1918, and as such had known strengths and weaknesses.
The Red Angus Association of America (RAAA) was formed
in 1954 as a bold experiment to select cattle based on objective
measures instead of the fads that ruled the show ring, which at
that time was represented in the belt buckle era. The number of
firsts in the founding of the Association were many, including the
requirement of weaning weights for registration, open AI, collection
of yearling weights, adjustment of weights, and no nurse cows.
Waldo Forbes, the first president of the RAAA summarized the
objectives of the Association: “The policy of the Association is to
1904 Red Polled Angus Bull, discourage the more artificial practices in purebred cattle production
Winner First Prize in Class, such as over fitting (a term at the time used for over feeding) and to
Louisiana Purchase Exposition place its faith instead in objective tests, consisting for the most part of
comparisons within herds of factors of known economic importance
Four founders and known heritability. By making this an integral part of the registration
system, Red Angus breeders feel that even faster progress can be
made toward the ultimate goal of more efficient beef production.”
This is not to say the Association was opposed to showing cattle
as a form of promoting the breed. In 1956, the RAAA held its first
National Performance Show in Fort Worth. Also implemented at the
show was ultrasound to measure fat thickness to check for “over
fit” cattle, which was such a problem in the belt buckle era. The
placings were arrived at by a combination of objective performance
measures and subjective scoring. Red Angus continues this tradition
Beckton Larkabeau 0, 1954
of performance shows today by supplying judges with EPDs to
son of Larkspur qualified as
supplement their visual appraisal.
1959 Red Angus Navajo Chief a PRI Certified Meat Sire.
The focus of the Association from the beginning was servicing
commercial producers and the embrace of crossbreeding. Associate
memberships were offered to commercial producers right from the
start “to foster a closer working relationship and communication
between the segments of the industry.” This focus of the RAAA
continues to this day.
Another thrust by many of the founders of the Association was
“Angus for the Americas” as red was the common sense, heat
tolerant color for North, Central and South America. This dream
Roy Beeby would be realized in the late 1990s and early 2000s when Red Angus
became the undisputed leader in export semen sales primarily to
South America.
This objective and commercial focus early on attracted some of
1977 Ideal Red Angus the largest, brightest and most colorful people in the industry. The
Family, Enid School, list of these early members this new Association attracted is long
Jim Shirm, OK and impressive including Forbes, Chiga, Beeby, Lorenzen, Redd,
Haugen, Whitely, Bieber, Schuler, Leachman, Chase, Pioneer Seed
Company, McPhee, Borland, Andersen/Ford, and Halfman. Most
of these operations are still in business today represented by the
1965 Choctaw Chief 373
second and third generation. The opening of the herdbook also
modern Red Angus trace,
brought in some of the most forward looking commercial producers
consider best all breeds
into the breed including Leland, Robbins, Lane, Rolland and Wedel.
The 1970s were good for the breed because when the type changed
to larger framed, heavier muscled cattle, the Red Angus breed was
1982 Red Angus Glacier already producing this type of cattle. When the frame race started in
Logan 210 the 1980s most Red Angus breeders kept their cattle middle of the
road relying on their loyal commercial bull market to pay the bills.
Despite the requirement of collecting performance data, major
progress in economically important traits did not occur until
mid-1980s when the Association became the second breed to
1992 Beckton Juliian GG implement an animal model to produce meaningful EPDs on the
B571, Red Angus entire herdbook. Since then, the genetic progress of the Red Angus
cattle has been nothing short of astounding. Red Angus also took
a different path with its EPDs, trying to produce the fewest EPDs
possible, to comprehensively describe the Economically Relevant
1995 Red Angus Ideal cow-calf
Traits (ERT) for reproduction, growth, carcass and maintenance.
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THE HISTORY OF RED ANGUS
This balanced approach paid off with Red Angus commercial females currently being the hottest
thing on the market.
Starting in the mid-1990s, RAAA entered another age of growth and popularity that is still
enjoyed today. Red Angus was the common sense answer coming out of the frame race that
had negatively affected other breeds. Also, then RAAA executive Bob Hough hired many key
personnel, outstanding leadership was supplied by the membership,
and the association would work closely with Colorado State University
for key genetic breakthroughs. The list of accomplishments is long
and impressive. In 1995 alone Total Herd Reporting (THR) was
implemented; the first reproduction EPD was released in Stayability;
the commercial marketing program was implemented; the Feeder
Calf Certification Program became the first USDA Processed Beckton Red Angus
Certified Program making Red Angus qualified for Angus branded The Foundation Herd of the
beef programs; and RAAA negotiated the first value based grid with Red Angus Breed
a major packer.
Other accomplishments quickly followed starting with the Junior TKP BODACIOUS 693
program quickly becoming revitalized. In 1996, RAAA released its three-time Red Angus
first carcass EPDs and would later become the first association to champion at Denver
combine carcass and ultrasound into a single EPD. In 2003, the goal
of objectively describing reproduction was completed when RAAA
released the industry’s first reproduction sire summary, and in 2004,
the industry’s first Maintenance EPD was released. This completed
the goal of covering the basic areas of ERTs of reproduction, growth,
carcass and maintenance.
Leachman Abigrace
In 2005, a group of breeders got together to organize a junior
Red Angus as Champion,
show during the summer since the national junior Red Angus show
2003 Fort Worth Stock Show
was held generally during the winter in conjunction with the Red
Angus national show. They formed the North American Junior Red Red Angus commercial cow
Event outside the association to conduct a nationwide show as well with SimAngus calf
satellite leadership events. This show has quickly grown becoming
a substantial and well attended event.
At the end of Hough’s tenure in 2007, the breed had grown from the
twelfth largest breed to the fourth. Comstock would succeed Hough
and fulfill a long sought after goal of forming a strategic partnership
with other breeds. In 2010, this resulted in the American Simmental
Association and RAAA’s formation of International Genetic Solutions,
which now produces across-breed EPDs on the same base for the Mission Statement bred by
majority of this nation’s breeds. This means there is now a common Larry Crossant
EPD language for twelve breeds and more animals are added to this Beckton bull
database every year than any other analysis.
The success of Red Angus seedstock breeders’ commercial
customers has always been a primary driver of the Association in both
genetics and services. This was verified in a 2015 Journal of Animal
Science research article confirmed that Red Angus outsold all other
breeds at video auctions. Between IGS and Red Angus’ THR program,
Red Angus has the most precise and reliable EPDs in the industry. Red
Angus has a new, universally respected CEO with Tom Brink joining the
Association. The future is big and bright for the Red breed!
BFCK Cherokee Cnyn 4912
Dr. Bob Hough Sal Forbes
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Feeder Cattle Pricing 2015 Registrations
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RED SIX MILE SIGNATURE 295B
EXCLUSIVE SEMEN
See Him on the Hill
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red six mile Signature 295b
Selling 200 Units
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3/12/2014 • CAN 1809453 • CAT: 1A • Bull
OWNED BY: Six Mile Red Angus, Blair.Ag Cattle Co. & Niobrara Red Angus
of Semen, U.S. Qualified
HB GM CD BW WW YW MK HPG CM MB YG CW RE
108 49 1 1.2 70 115 15 9 4 0.32 0.16 40 0.02 No other semen will be offered
in the U.S. in 2016
RED VGW GAME PLAN 508
RED VVGW GAME PLAN 816
RED VGW TW DOLL 0270 Division Champion Bull
RED SIX MILE GRAND SLAM 130Z
RED SSS BUCC 30U 2014 Western Canadian Agribition
RED SIX MILE REBECCA 216X
RED WILBAR REBECCA 234M Division Champion Bull
RED TER-RON FULLY LOADED 540R 2015 National Western Stock Show
RED SIX MILE UNLEASHED 595U
RED SIX MILE MINERVA 681R
RED SELMA OF SIX MILE 358X Reserve Grand Champion Bull
RED VALLEYHILLS IMPACT 98D
RED RSL MISS SELMA 384F 2015 Western Canadian Agribition
RED RSL MISS SELMA 111C
Red Six Mile Signature 295B has garnered more attention than any other bull calf from the Six Mile program since Sakic was at the
side of his dam. The young bull is from an ET female from the foundation Selma 384F cow family that is in place in the Six Mile herd. The
maternal grandsire, Red Six Mile Unleashed 595U, in turn, is now deceased and was the Junior Champion Yearling Bull at the prestigious
2009 World Angus Forum. Furthermore, Red Selma of Six Mile 358X has an average weaning weight index of 111. Her first calf, a heifer,
was purchased by John Nelson of Oklahoma. Her second calf sold for 10,000 to a large commercial program in Saskatchewan. Red Six
Mile Grand Slam 130Z. his sire, was the 21,000 selection of Semex in the 2013 Six Mile Bull Sale. This first calf crop is phenomenal and
this calf is the first progeny to sell from the young breeding sire.
Red Six Mile Signature 295B is one of the great Red Angus bulls to emerge in some time. He is an overpowering presence at all shows
so far. He is an impressive combination of the best phenotype and genotype available in the industry today. He has a powerful look that
personifies his brilliant breeding from his dominant and proven ancestors.
He is rich in rarefied blood that courses through the veins of the most exceptional Red Angus individuals in the breed. His future is
predetermined by the contribution of both his sire and dam to this unique and explosive herd bull.
This deep, red breeding bull is destined to carry the Red Angus breed to a new and meaningful position within the beef cattle industry.
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RED SIX MILE SIGNATURE 295B
EXCLUSIVE SEMEN
Reserve Grand Champion Bull, 2015 Western Canadian Agribition
Pictured as a calf
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SLGN BOJANGLES 479B
2015 NAILE GRAND CHAMPION
See Him on the Hill
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slgn Bojangles 479b
2015 NAILE
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3/1/2014 • 1678665 • Cat: 1A • Bull
OWNED BY: Solution Genetics
Grand Champion Bull
HB GM CD BW WW YW MK HPG CM MB YG CW RE
87 49 3 -0.7 62 100 12 9 7 0.34 0.11 28 0.08
RED LAZY MC STOUT 30S
RED LAZY MC COWBOY CUT 26U
RED LAZY MC STAR 185M
SLGN YARDMASTER 125Y
UBAR HIGH CAPACITY224
SLGN BAILEY’S TESS 751T
MEADO-WEST BAILEY 019K
FCC RAMBO 502
MEADO-WEST JAZZ
PANHANDLE RITA 4091
MEADO-WEST PEEK-A-BOO
BADLANDS MR BEEF 805
MEADO-WEST LAVONNE 110L
PANHANDLE IVY 4074
Selling full possession and half semen interest, plus exclusive semen packages. SLGN Bojangles 479B
Semen will remain off the open market until January 2018.
This is unique opportunity to purchase this tremendous son of the highly sought-after Peek-A-Boo cow. Peek-A-Boo is one of the
most talented and top-achieving females in the SLGN program. As a heifer, she was named champion or reserve champion female at
the National Western Stock Show, North American International Livestock Expo, Fort Worth Stock Show and Houston Livestock Show &
Rodeo. More importantly, she has consistently out-produced herself with her cookie-cutter females that always stand out in the pasture.
We have sold 15 daughters over seven years and they have averaged $26,000. Majority of those females have gone on to become
donors for other operations. The quality and uniformity of her progeny, both bulls and females, are amazing. SLGN Yardmaster 125Y his
sire, was the $55,000 sale topper in the 2012 Cattlemen’s Bull Sale. His first calf crop were sale toppers across the United States and are
now in production and proving to be an impressive combination of the most desirable phenotype and genotype in the industry. Bojangles
is powerful from end-to-end and stands on a sound foot and has great substance of bone. He presents himself with a very long smooth-
made front third, then explodes with dimension from his shoulders back. He certainly does not lack in muscle with his great width down
his top and through his hip. He has great extension from his pins to his twist and when he sets into motion is as free and easy as they
come. SLGN Bojangles 479B is a remarkable breeding bull for any progressive breeding program.
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SLGN BOJANGLES 479B
2015 NAILE GRAND CHAMPION
Meado-West Peek-A-Boo, Dam of Lot 2
SLGN Yardmaster 125Y, Sire of Lot 2
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We are selling three embryos with Three Embryos
a guarantee of one pregnancy if
2A
implanted by a certified technician.
Embryos are exportable to Canada. OWNED BY: Solution Genetics
CD BW WW YW MK HPG CM MB YG CW RE
This may be the most unique embryos
2 1.2 62 102 14 10 7 0.36 0.13 33 -
you will find. Peek-A-Boo daughters are
no longer being sold and Signature semen RED VGW GAM PLAN 816
RED SIX MILE GRAND SLAM 130Z
in now being offered on a limited basis. RED SIX MILE REBECCA 216X
This could be your last chance to get your RED SIX MILE SIGNATURE 295B RED SIX MILE UNLEASHED 595U
hands on Peek-A-Boo genetics ever. You RED SELMA OF SIMX MILE 358X
RED RSL MISS SLEMA 384F
know what Peek-A-Boo can do mated
FCC RAMBO 502
to Yardmaster, just think what she will MEADO-WEST JAZZ
PANHANDLE RITA 4091
produce with Signature. MEADO-WEST PEEK-A-BOO
BADLANDS MR BEEF 805
MEADO-WEST LAVONNE 110L
PANHANDLE IVY 4074
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GF MISSIONARY MAN
See Him on the Hill
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gf Missionary man
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9/28/2014 • 1736364 • CAT: 1A • Bull
OWNED BY: Roger Gibson
HB GM CD BW WW YW MK HPG CM MB YG CW RE
132 50 2 -0.3 68 108 15 11 0 0.38 -0.05 33 0.42
LJC LANCER 806
LJC MISSION STATEMENT P27
LJC HANNAH 106
RED U2 MISSION 61W
RED U-2 WANTED 917J Selling Full Possession
RED U-2 STORMY 205M
RED U-2 STORMY 936J
RED LAZY MC STOUT 30S
RED LAZY MC COWBOY CUT 26U & Half Semen Interest
RED LAZY MC STAR 185M
SLGN PERSUASIONS YONINAH
BFCK CHEROKEE CNYN 4912
MEADO-WEST PERSUASION
DRFA AL THEA 107
2016 National Western Stock Show Contender. Red U2 Mission 61W has earned the right to be labeled an
GF Missionary Man 133 is one of the exciting junior herd bulls and enormously successful breeding bull—of any color or genetic lineage.
show bulls in the industry today. The prepotency of this great bloodline, The son of LJC Mission Statement P27 has permeated many of the
sire line and cow family has virtually guaranteed this long yearling bull most highly respected genetic lines in North America. One of his best
is in a leadership position now and in the future of this great Red Angus accomplishments is this great son, GF Missionary Man 133.
breed. His impeccable phenotype is obviously inherited from his highly SLGN Persuasions Yoninah was the 2012 NAILE Grand Champion
proven sire, Red U2 Mission 61W, and his highly accomplished dam, Female and the 2012 National Western Reserve Grand Champion
SLGN Persuasions Yoninah. These two genetic forces have merged Female. The excellent producing female is now proving herself as one
successfully into this exceptional breeding bull. of the best female breeding pieces in the industry. A daughter, GFR
GF Missionary Man 133 is smooth as glass, fluid and athletic in his ManEater 133, and flush sister to GF Missionary Man, was selected as
movement, utilitarian in his structure and sports an eye-popping profile the Fall Heifer Calf Champion at the 2015 NAJRAE in Grand Island, NE.
and image. The harmoniously blended phenotype and genotype make
this one of the great additions to this Western Heritage genetic line up.
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