dikeman simmental and huninghake angus 2016 premium genetic bull sale

Dikeman SimmentalHuninghake Angus

Premium Genetic Bull SaleFriday, March 11, 2016 - 3:30 P.M.Kansas Bull Development - Wamego, KS

Welcome to the Dikemans’ and Randy Huninghake’s 1st annual Simmental, SimAngus, and Angus Bull Sale! This is the first year of holding our own sale at Kansas Bull Development on the Onaga Road Northeast of Wamego, KS, March 11 at 3:30 p.m. This is the first year for Dikemans’ new brand that is on the left hip. We use the philosophy that “The ‘quality’ goes in before the brand goes on”. This means that we cull some bulls before and after weaning, some on pedigree, some on performance at Kansas Bull Development, and some on disposition. The auction format will be casual, relaxed, and personal with Andrew Sylvester as the auctioneer. We will be using DV Online Auction, so the bulls will not be run through the ring, but will be shown on large TV screens. But, the bulls will be on display close by. We think there are a few bulls of high quality for use in registered seedstock operations. A video of the bulls will be linked to our Web site at “dikemansimmentals.org” or huning-hakeangusranch.com. The Simmental bulls are located in the most Northeast pen at KBD and are available for viewing at any time. There are bulls from another breeder in that same pen, but ours have a green ear tag and our freeze brand. Huninghake Angus bulls can be viewed before the sale at their farm.

Our bulls will have been tested for PI-BVD, Leukosis, Brucellosis, and genetic defects. All bulls being sold passed a breeding soundness exam, and were vaccinated for Lepto-Vibrio. All SimAngus bulls are non-carriers of genetic defects as well as Randy’s fall and yearling Angus bulls. Ultrasound data for carcass traits are includ-ed in the catalog as well. All bulls are either sired by Artificial Insemination or Embryo Transfer.

We developed the catalog with the bulls listed in sale order to allow you to more easily keep track of the bulls and their corresponding data during the sale. In appreciation for recommending our sale to friends and neigh-bors, we are offering a $50 cash discount to customers whose referral purchase a bull. We are committed to Performance, Excellence, and Integrity.

Thank you for your interest in Dikeman Simmentals and Randy Huninghake’s Angus bulls. We look forward to seeing you on Friday, March 11. Lunch will be served at 2:00.

Dikeman Simmentals Huninghake Angus RanchMichael and Earline Dikeman Randy & Melissa Huninghake

Dikeman Simmentals Huninghake Angus RanchMichael and Earline Dikeman Randy & Melissa Huninghake6125 Lake Elbo Road 2633 26th Rd.Manhattan, KS 66502 Frankfort, KS 66427785-770-2977 (Cell) or 785-776-7315 (Home) 785-556-0319 (Cell) or 785-292-6019 (Home)[email protected] or [email protected] [email protected] huninghakeangusranch.com

1st Annual “Premier Genetics” Production SaleDikeman Simm-Simm/Angus and Randy Huninghake Angus Bulls

Friday, March 11, 2016 at 3:30 p.m.Kansas Bull Development, Wamego, KS

LocationKansas Bull Development is located 4 miles east of Wamego on Hwy. 24; then 6.5 miles north on the Onaga Road. Watch for signs!

Sale ScheduleBulls can be viewed any day before the sale at the Kansas Bull Development or at Huninghake’s.Friday 2:00 p.m. Late Complimentary Lunch 3:30 p.m. SALE

Auctioneer: Andrew Sylvester - 785-456-4352

Sale Staff/Livestock PressMatt Caldwell - The Stock Exchange 913-755-1105Bill Bowman - Kansas Livestock Assoc. 816-752-0079

AccommodationsWamego Inn & Suites - Hwy. 24 & Lilac LaneWamego, KS 888-978-1944Please call if you need help with your travel arrangements.

InsuranceInsurance will be provided by Jensen Livestock Agency. Shelia Jensen - 785-262-1116.We highly recommend purchasing insurance if you do not take your bull on sale day, as cattle become the property of the buyer at the end of the sale.

Pick-Up Discount/Volume Discounts/After Sale/DeliveryA $50 per bull discount is available to buyers who take their bull(s) home sale day or the next day. We will feed all other bulls free until April 1 and then $2.50 per day for up to May 1, 2016 at which time bulls must leave KBD. Bulls will be delivered free up to 200 miles from KBD. We will work with you on economical delivery beyond that point. You will receive a 5% discount if you purchase 2 or more bulls.

AnnouncementsAnnouncements made sale day and/or from the auction block during the sale, take precedence over printed mate-rial. Anyone attending this sale attends at their own risk. Kansas Bull Development and it’s staff, hosts, or represen-tatives will not be responsible for any personal injury or damage to any attendee’s property.

Sale Day Phone Numbers Michael Dikeman 785-770-2977 Earline Dikeman 785-410-2584 Randy Huninghake 785-556-0319 Leo Huninghake 785-556-2648 Mark Dikeman 785-364-0590

Sale Terms and ConditionsAll animals sell under the terms and conditions set forth by their representative breed association.

Health/ManagementAll bulls have received IBR, BVD, P13, BRSV, 7-way blackleg; and at least two rounds of Ivermectin or Decto-max (for internal and external parasites). In addition, the bulls were vaccinated with Spirovac VL5 (new Lepto-Hard-jo + four other strains). All bulls were tested for brucellosis, and Leukosis.

Bulls/Fertility GuaranteeAll bulls were fertility tested by Dr. Lee Penner, DVM, and Dr. Robert Griffin, DVM, and sell as guaranteed breeders for the first breeding season, through 8-15-16. This guaran-tee does not include loss due to abuse, neglect, illness and/or acts of God (lightning, flood, etc.). We recommend re-testing of bulls before pasture turn out. In the event a bull is not a breeder, he will be replaced or credit will be given on another bull. Note this does not cover death. We strongly recommend death insurance.

Semen InterestEach owner is retaining1/4 semen interest in all bulls unless oth-erwise announced. For most commercial programs, this will not interfere with the natural service use of the bull. It means that the breeder may want to arrange with the buyer to collect semen on a bull. Or, in the case that the bull proves to be a superior sire, and the buyer and/or breeder market semen on a bull, the breeder would share in 1/4 of the profit and get semen at cost.

Catalog PreparationCatalog prepared by: Peverley Productions (785) 456-9911

On Line Phone BidsIf you are unable to be at the sale it will be broadcast live on DV Auction.

The Value of PerformanceSimmental and SimAngus bulls can easily add 30-50 lbs. to weaning weights in British based cowherds, and their progeny will perform well in the feed yard and on the rail if you retain ownership until harvest. In addition, females from Simmental and SimAngus sired calves would make great replacements, especially when the females are Simmen-tal x British crosses. Using current calf prices, a bull that sires an average of 25 calves per year for 4 years and adds 30 lbs. aver-age weaning weight per calf at $200/100 lbs. would be worth at least $6,000 more than the price of a bull that adds no additional weight at weaning. You can do the math if they add more weaning weight than 30 lbs. and sell for a higher price than this example.

For producers who keep replacement females and retain ownership through the feedlot of all steers and heifers not kept for replacements, the American Simmental Association All Purpose Index (API) does a great job of identifying potential value differences among bulls. For example, a bull with an API of 130 would be worth $30 more per calf than a sire with an API of 100. Using these two example API values, if a bull produces 30 calves per year for 4 years, the value difference between these two bulls is $3,600!

For Angus bulls, $Value Indexes are expressed in dollars per head to assist beef producers by adding simplicity to genetic selection deci-sions. The $Value is an estimate of how future progeny of each sire are expected to perform, on average, compard to progeny of other sires in the database if the sires were randomly mated to cows and if calves were exposed to the same environment. Weaned Calf Value $W (an index value epressed in dollars per head) is the expected average difference in future progeny performance for pre-weaning merit. $W includes both revenue and cost adjustments associated with differences in birth weight, weaning direct growth, maternal milk and mature cow size. For example, a bull with a $W value of $70 would be expected to produce calves worth $20 more per calf than a bull with a $W value of $50.

Benefits of CrossbreedingCapitalizing on ’heterosis’ by crossbreeding is a very valuable tool in beef cattle production. Probably the most significant and long term study of heterosis was conducted by the USDA Agricultural Research Service in Nebraska. That study showed that 80 crossbred cows pro-ducing crossbred calves are as economical in life cycle production as 100 straight bred cows raising straight bred calves! This 20% bo-nus in efficiency starts with the increased fertility of crossbred cows, which is followed by increased vigor and hardiness of the newborn calves. Crossbred cows producing crossbred calves wean a higher percentage of calf crop and the calves are heavier. This carries over to increased performance of the calves in the feedlot. Crossbred calves also usually sell for higher prices. In addition to all of these advantages, longevity of crossbred cows is also increased, which means that more heifers can be sold or finished in a feedlot rather than kept for replacements. Using Simmental and SimAngus bulls on Angus, Red Angus or Baldy cows; or Angus bulls on Simmental Angus, Hereford, or Baldy cows to create crossbred feeder calves and replacements is a great way to capitalize on heterosis. Research at the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center shows that Simmental and Angus breeds rank first or second among Continental and British breeds, respectively, in nearly all traits studied.

CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG MB BF REA API TI 6.8 2.3 82.2 126.4 4.1 23.3 64.4 48.2 -0.61 .48 -.107 1.52 146.1 89.2

Mr NLC Upgrade U8676 24743383/05/2008 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred

Nichols Legacy G151Ellingson Legacy M229 Ellingson Ms PStock K58

GLS Mojo M38MS NLC Mojo S6119 B GFI Darla M410

CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG MB BF REA API TI 14.9 -0.4 69.7 105.7 9.8 27.4 62.2 32.1 -0.41 .40 -.071 .99 156.4 81.4

Hook’s Yellowstone 97Y 26125463/08/2011 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred

Hooks Shear Force 38KHooks Taurus 24T Hooks Peaches 48P

SRS J914 Preferred BeefHooks Sheyenne 77S Triple C Tears P02C

Simmental Reference Sires

New Spring 2016 Simmental EPD’s CE BW WW YW MCE Milk MWW STAY DOC CWT YG MRB BF REA SHR API TIAvg. PB EPD Spring2016 - New Base 9.0 1.8 63.1 92.1 9.4 21.7 53.3 20.5 10.7 26.9 -0.31 0.14 -.06 0.79 -0.33 120.8 67.4Avg. SimAngus EPD Spring2016 - New Base 10.5 0.6 60.6 93.4 7.7 22.0 52.3 10.9 26.1 -0.20 0.34 -.03 0.61 -0.30 121.5 68.3

Angus EPDs - values CED - Calving Ease Direct is expressed as the difference in percentage of unassisted births, with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf heifers. BW – Actual birth weight taken at calving.WW – Weaning weight adjusted to 205 day equivalent and adjusted for dam’s age.YW – Yearling weight adjusted to 365 day equivalent.SC – Scrotal circumference measured to the nearest 0.5 cm. and adjusted to 365 day equivalent.CEM - Maternal CE - % unassisted births from calving daughters.Milk - Maternal Milk - pounds of weaning weight due to dam’s milk.CW - Carcass Weight - pounds of carcass weight.Marbling - percent of marbling score or %IMFREA – The cross-sectional area of the ribeye muscle at a point between the 12th and 13th rib. Ribeye area is used in the calculation of yield grade.Fat - Back Fat or Rib Fat - inches of carcass back fat thickness.

$ Value Indexes$ Values are multi-trait selection indexes expressed in dollars per head, to assist commercial beef producers. Just as with EPD’s, variation in $ Values between animals indicates aver-age expected differences in relative value of progeny if random mating is assumed and the calves are exposed to the same environment.

$W: Weaned Calf Value expressed in dollars per head, is the expected average difference in future progeny performance for preweaning merit. $W includes both revenue and cost adjust-ments associated with differences in birth weight, weaning direct growth, maternal milk, and mature cow size. A larger number is favorable for selecting more cost effective females in most environments.

$B: Beef Value expressed in dollars per head, is the expected average difference in future progeny performance for post wean-ing and carcass value compared to progeny of other sires. The $B value combines the contributions of $F and $G.

Ultrasound Measurements ExplainedFat Thickness - measured at the 12th-13th rib and reported in inch-es. Most of the fat thickness measurements on these bulls are in a very desirable range; which means they have some fat cover, but are not fat. Ribeye Area - measure at the 12th-13th rib and reported in square inches. REA is an important component of the USDA yield grade determinations of beef carcasses. Larger ribeyes result in more de-sirable yield grade numbers and a higher percent of the carcass as trimmed retail product. Yearling bulls should have at least 1.1 square inchest/100 lb. of live weight, and larger ribeye areas are generally more desirable. However, extremely large ribeyes (> 1.3 square inch-es/100 lb. of live weight) are not necessarily desirable.%Intramuscular Fat - percentage of Intramuscular Fat, (%IMF) measured in a longitudinal scan of the ribeye muscle from the 11th to the 13th rib. It is a measure of marbling, which is the primary factor that determines USDA quality grade of carcasses. %IMF values for yearling Simmental bulls generally fall in the range of 1.75 to 4.0%.Yield Grade - EPDS for Yield Grade are calculated from ultrasound measurements. YG is the USDA grading system for determining % meat yield differences among carcasses. USDA yield grades are numbered 1-5, with 1 representing a very muscular, trim carcass with a high % meat yield; and a 5 representing a very fat, light-muscled carcass with a low % meat yield. Yield grades can be calculated to the nearest 10th, such as 2.5, 3.9, etc. The average range for Simmental sired progeny would be about 2.2-2.8.

Simmental EPDs values above or below breed averageCE - Calving Ease - % unassisted births from two-year old heifers. Example: For a CE EPD of 15, one would expect 10% more unassisted births than for a bull with an EPD of 5.BW - Birth Weight - pounds of birth weightWW - Weaning Weight - pounds of weaning weight due to growth.YW - Yearling Weight - pounds of yearling weight due to growth.MCE - Maternal CE - % unassisted births from calving daughters.MM - Maternal Milk - pounds of weaning weight due to dam’s milk.MW - Maternal WW - pounds of weaning weight due to dam’s milk and growth.CW - Carcass Weight - pounds of carcass weight.YG - Yield Grade - tenths of a yield grade.MB - Marbling - percent of marbling score or %IMFBF - Back Fat or Rib Fat - inches of carcass back fat thickness.REA - Ribeye Area - square inches of ribeyeAPI - All Purpose Index - $ per cow exposed under an all-purpose-sire scenario.TI - Terminal Index - $ per cow exposed under a terminal-sire scenario.

Breed Average EPD CED BW WW Milk YW YH SC CEM CW Marb RE Fat $W $B2016 Non-Parent Bulls +6 +1.4 +49 +23 +88 +.5 +.81 +8 +31 +.54 +.48 +.015 +44.33 +106.06

New Spring 2016 Angus EPD’s

Purebred Yearling Simmental Bulls

CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG MB BF REA API TI 9.9 2.8 79.9 130.7 8.4 22.3 62.3 52.0 -0.38 .37 -0.070 1.15 135.7 82.2

1 Dikemans Colorado 23C 29939981/12/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred

Hooks Taurus 24THook’s Yellowstone 97Y Hooks Sheyenne 77S

GW Lucky Dice 187HWynette 5W Miss Black Joyce

A stylish, stout, muscular, good walking bull who is excellent in his structure. He excels in YW and ADG EPDs (both top 1%), and is very good for WW, MB, Ribeye (3%), and TI (1%). Note his adjusted weaning and yearling weights! He gained 4.5 lb./day for 106 days. You will really like this bull!! 6+ frame score.

Adj BW Adj BF 96 0.20 Adj WW Adj REA 865 16.33 Adj YW Adj IMF 1391 3.12


2 Dikemans Cornelius 36C 29939891/20/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred

Ellingson Legacy M229Mr NLC Upgrade U8676 MS NLC MoJo S6119 B

Triple C Bettis S72JWild Rose 14W Megan 9M

This purebred bull ranks in the top 15% for CE and BW; top 10% for WW, ADG, and YW; top 5% for YG and API; and top 1% for REA and TI. Few AI sires have a better EPD and Index profile. This bull is moderate framed (6.5) and attractive in his conformation. His dam is moderate framed, stylish and has a good udder. You will really like this bull.



3 Dikemans Champion 25C 29940251/13/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred


TJ 57J The GamblerTrudy 16T Laura 9L

A ‘power bull’ who is a very thick, stylish, attractive, moderate framed bull (frame score of 6-) with excellent feet and leg structure. He ranks in the top 5% of Simmentals for 10 EPDs and In-dexes!! He has the unique combination of superior (top 1%) REA and MB (2%) EPDs. And, he has a super disposition. Viewers of our bulls always pick him out as one of the 3 most impres-sive bulls. He would work great on older cows in either a commercial or seedstock operation.



4 Dikemans Chancellor 13C 29940181/07/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred

HC Hummer 12MRC Club King 040R RC Miss Griffey 038N

Nichols Legacy G151Legacy’s Rachel 21R Lisa 23L

A muscular, stout bull who is better than breed average for a majority of EPD traits and Indexes. His full brother is being used in a reputable Angus seedstock operation to make SimAngus composites. You will like this bull. He gained 3.96 lb./day for 106 days. Frame score of 6.5.


Lot 1

Lot 2

Lot 3

Lot 4

Scrotal39.5

Scrotal38.0

Scrotal36.0

Scrotal39.0

Lot 9



5 Dikemans Chip 18C 29940201/11/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred

Mr NLC Upgrade U8676MCM Top Grade 018X MCM 513R

GW Lucky Man 644NWinner 23W Marilyn 23M

Like a JD 4020 tractor that keeps on going, this bull has the combination of traits that make him a great commercial or seedstock bull. He is moderate framed (6-), thick, and deep. He ranks in the top 15% for 8 EPDs and Indexes (ADG is in the top 2%). Out of an excellent cow.



7 Dikemans Captain 4C 29940281/01/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred


Triple C Bettis S72JMiss Zabrina 18Z Megan 9M

Born and raised as a twin with a heifer, 4C is a thick, stout, smaller-framed (frame size 4) bull that will down size some larger framed cows. He ranks in the top 1% of Simmentals for ribeye area, top 3% for API, and top 10% for MB. Note his large testicles.



6 Dikemans Chadwick 45C 29939952/10/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred


GW Lucky Dice 187HMiss Utopia 10U Miss Black Joyce

This thick, stout bull ranks in the top 3% for WW, YW, ADG, and MWW! He also ranks high for MB and very high for Ribeye and TD (both top 2%). He is out of an excellent, attractive cow with a great udder. Note his really high weaning and yearling weight. He has a rare combination of excellent growth, large ribeye, and high MB. A great commercial bull for mature cows. Frame score 6-.

BW Adj BF 96 0.21 Adj WW Adj REA 800 17.29 Adj YW Adj IMF 1379 3.08


9 Dikemans Double Down 26W 24940411/17/09 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred

TJ 57J The GamblerDikemans Sure Bet Megan 9M PVF-BF BF26 Black JokerNatasha 10N Little Black Missy

This 7 year old bull is extremely agile and great walking. I will guarantee him to be a very active breeder for at least 2 years (his sire is 11). He has excellent conformation and ideal frame size. He cannot be used on heifers, but he has sired hundreds of calves out of cows with almost 100% born unassisted. He ranks in the top 1% for Docility, MWW, MB, Tender-ness, API and TI, and top 3% for Milk and Stayability. No AI sire has his superior combina-tion of high WW, Milk, YW and breed-leading carcass traits. Double Down will impress you, both for conformation and disposition. He is sire of Lots 8, 41, 42, and 43. The picture of Double Down was taken at 4 years of age.

BW Adj BF 98 0.22 Adj WW Adj REA 785 13.54 Adj YW Adj IMF 1234 6.14


8 Dikemans Cabalerro 39C 29985181/27/15 Polled/Black Purebred

Dikemans Sure BetDikemans Double Down 26W Natasha 10N

Nichols Blk Destiny D12Miss Black Jenny Cindy By Black Irish

This purebred bull is out of a 17-year old cow who stayed in our herd because she had been a consistent producer. His sire was purchased by Select Sires in 2010 for a record price that year for Simmental bulls. His sire sells as lot 9 in this sale. Like his sire and dam, this bull ranks high for ‘stayablity’, marbling, and tenderness. A great commercial bull for 4-year old and older cows.

BW Adj BF 91 0.26 Adj WW Adj REA 675 16.57 Adj YW Adj IMF 1274 1.59Lot 5

Scrotal40.8

Scrotal35.5

Scrotal40.0

Scrotal39.0

Scrotal36.0

HAR Identity 4107 has it all. He may very well be the best sire to come out of our program. His phenotype attributes will get you excited. When you see him he is smooth, sound, tracks out wide and moves athletically. His dam is a fancy broody female with structural integrity exhibited in her feet and udder quality. Perfect for making replacements in the future. Keep your eye on this bull!

Fall Angus Bulls

CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 5 1.4 56 105 N/A 6 29 43 .71 .65 .042 51.41 142.57

10 HAR Identity 4107 9/25/14 Tattoo: 4107 18307155

Sitz Upward 307RKoupals B&B Identity B&B Erica 605

Connealy Consensus 7229VNAR Pride 1147 VNAR Pride 7142

BW Pct IMF 83 2.82 Adj WW Ribeye 750 13.6 Adj YW Rib Fat 1080 .18 Scrotal Rump Fat 39.0 .30

CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 12 -0.2 54 99 I+1.14 12 37 30 .63 .88 -.028 63.93 114.88

11 HAR Reserve 4103 9/06/14 Tattoo: 4103 18309001

B/R New Day 454VAR Reserve 1111 Sandpoint Blackbird 8809

HA Program 5652BJ Program 2148 BJ Objective 8215


CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 3 1.5 56 105 I+.64 5 26 36 .92 .99 -.028 52.89 141.54

12 HAR Trust 4101 9/04/14 Tattoo: 4101 18306258

SCR Promise 4042SydGen Trust 6228 SydGen Forever Lady 4413

Vin-Mar Right NowSydGen Primrose 2672 EXAR Primrose 9260


CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 7 1.5 49 97 N/A 8 33 44 .62 .54 -.003 46.56 144.21

13 HAR Black Pearl 4102 9/04/14 Tattoo: 4102 18306259

SydGen Trust 6228SydGen Black Pearl 2006 SydGen Anita 8511

SydGen MagnitudeSydGen Royal Queen 2634 SydGen Royal Queen 3043


Lot 10

Lot 11

Lot 12

Lot 13

Here is one of the most impressive Angus individuals that will be in the sale. He is a well-balanced calving ease herd sire prospect. He displays a very impressive phenotype with lots of volume and capacity through his midsection. His daughters will make broody cows that will thrive in any environment. A -.2 on his BW EPD and a 12 for his CED make this bull have the credentials to be a front pasture sire to be utilized on heifers with success. We should be keeping this one!

His stunning look will leave a positive impression on you. He scanned very well with a marbling EPD of .91. That put him in the top 10% of the breed and a ribeye EPD of .98 that puts him in the top 3% of the breed. His most valuable attribute may only be realized in a couple of years when his daughters come into production. You will want to keep every daughter out of this genetic gem.

We are extremely excited about the potential in this herd bull’s prospect. He is stout, expressive in his muscle and volume. This black pearl bull carries the thickness down his top and throughout his profile to make a well-balanced individual. Everyone that comes to look at the bulls will find 4102 in the pens. This bull is easy to look at.


14 HAR Weigh Up 4108 10/01/14 Tattoo: 4108 18308906

Sitz Upward 307RPlattemere Weigh Up K360 Barbara of Plattemere 337

Summitcrest Complete 1P55HPCA Complete A101 GAR 5050 New Design 1128S



16 HAR Consensus 4106 9/24/14 Tattoo: 4106 18307129

Connealy ConsensusConnealy Consensus 7229 Blue Lilly of Conanga 16

Limestone Net Worth U220Buford Lady Blackbird 602Y J Bar 7 Lady Blackbird 256


CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 7 1.1 57 105 I+.72 11 22 40 .47 .37 .017 50.12 122.76

15 HAR Hoovers K175 4117 12/04/14 Tattoo: 4117 18314240

Basin ExcitementHoover Excitement K175 Blkcp Empress Ellston H142

SAV 8180 Traveler 004VNAR Ebone 6046 Ebone of Conanga 888


Fall Angus Bulls

Lot 14

Lot 15 CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 3 3.1 55 104 N/A 8 25 28 .83 .61 .019 40.13 117.43

18 HAR O Reilly 4105 9/17/14 Tattoo: 4105 18306975

SAV Final Answer 0035Vin-Mar O’Reilly Factor Vin-Mar Edella 2827

GAR PredestinedBJ Predestined 1260 BJ 1I2 Rito 6115

BW IMF 92 4.71 Adj WW Ribeye 788 15.4 Adj YW Rib Fat 1105 .18 Scrotal Rump Fat 40.0 .25


19 HAR K175 4110 11/27/14 Tattoo: 4110 18306257


Summitcrest Complete 1P55Bridges Complete 1106 GAR Future Direction M105


CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 5 1.5 54 93 I+.74 8 26 34 .96 .68 .035 55.87 124.65

17 HAR Consensus 4118 9/10/14 Tattoo: 4118 18315955

Connealy ConsensusConnealy Consensus 7229 Blue Lilly of Conanga 16

GAR PredestinedChair Rock Predestined 8060 Chair Rock 1407 ND 6094


The K-175 calves normally calve easy. His EPD would show you could use him as a combina-tion cow/heifer bull. His actual BW shows you may need supervision on heifers. 4110 phe-notype looks really good. He carries extra muscle through his top and walks out really well.

This O’Reilly Factor bull will make a great cow bull. He is a long bodied, a stretchy bull that would re-ally add performance and growth to a set of calves. 4105 has a 15 inch ribeye and a .83 on his mar-bling. Not bad numbers!!! 4105’s Dam has a lot of potential and would make excellent replacements.

The Dam of 4118 comes to us from Chair Rock. 4118 is a large bodied bull that has a lot of capacity with a lot of hind quarter. He has a 16 inch ribeye and a .96 marbling. 4118 will add a lot of performance in a set of calves. 4118’s Dam is an awesome female that has a great udder and milks really well. 4118’s phenotype looks great.

4108 is a bull that should be used on cows. His performance numbers are awesome. He ranks in the top 2% for WW, top 1% for YW, top 5% for CW And top 2% for $B at $170.4108 is a stand out bull that is very easy to look at. When we Crossed Weigh Up with Summitcrest Complete we got a bull that should be easy to sell.

4117 is a younger bull that is really taking off. He walks wide and has a lot of capacity. 4117’s ancestors came from the Van Nice herd and was one of their really good cows. The daughters out of 4117 will be very good with great udders and should have good maternal traits. EPD’s show this bull could be used as a combination bull if you don’t breed too many heifers.

4106 will be a good choice for cattlemen breeding cows. A little strong for heifers. 4016 has a lot of potential with Consensus and Net Worth in his pedigree. 4106’s mother is an awesome Dam that is sure to make some great daughters that are broody soggy females.

Fall Angus Bulls


HAR All In 4109 11/13/14 Tattoo: 4109 18309175

AAR Ten X 7008SADeer Valley All In Deer Valley Rita 0274

SAV Bismarck 5682Briarwood Lady 0014 Briarwood Lady 7102


CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 11 -0.1 55 101 I+.38 13 25 32 .52 .68 .005 53.24 117.95

20 HAR K175 4113 12/22/14 Tattoo: 4113 18306256


ALC Big Eye D09NBridges Big Eye 141 Turnpike Blackbird 6046


CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 14 -1.3 54 101 I+.88 16 21 31 .44 .10 .000 49.52 108.62

22 HAR Hoovers K175 4116 11/26/14 Tattoo: 4116 18314239


Mytty In FocusVNAR Black Bess 7211 MtnMeadow Black Bess P5090


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Simmental Reference Sires

CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG MB BF REA API TI 11.3 -0.1 61.7 87.5 8.2 13.8 44.7 21.6 -0.50 .64 -.058 1.24 159.6 82.3

Dikemans Sure Bet 22942622/21/2005 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred

Harts Black Casino B408TJ 57J The Gambler TJ Nellie 56C

GW Lucky Dice 187HMegan 9M Black Kalli


MCM Top Grade 018X 25403153/11/2010 Homo Polled/Homo Black 3/4 SM 1/4 AN

Ellingson Legacy M229Mr NLC Upgrade U8676 MS NLC Mojo S6119 B

MCM Marbler 307NMCM 513R MCM 210M

CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG MB BF REA API TI 18.3 -5.2 60.6 96.6 10.0 23.0 55.3 19.9 -0.22 .51 .000 .80 166.9 80.7

GW Paramount 718Y 26059312/21/2011 Homo Polled/Homo Black 1/2 SM 1/2 AN

GAR PredestinedGW Predestined 701T GW Miss Lucky Strike 363

GW Premium Beef 021TSGW Miss Prem Beef 545U GW Miss Blue Moon 931TS


SDS In Force 112Y 25938612/23/2011 Homo Polled/Homo Black 5/8 SM 3/8 AN

Nichols Legacy G151Hooks Shear Force 38K C&D Tracy

Mytty In FocusSDS Princess 925W SDS Princess 761T

4116 is by K-175 and would be a great addition for your cowherd and an excellent choice for cattlemen to breed heifers. He has a BW EPD of -1.3 and a CED of 14. 4116 was born small at 73 pounds and has done very well. If breeding heifers you won’t want to miss him.

4109 has good marbling of .70 and a ribeye of .78 along with 131 dollar beef value. The All In bull calves have a good phenotype and grow really well. 4109 is wide across the back and has a good hind quarter.

He is a little younger than his contemporaries. If you are breeding heifers 4113 would be a great addition to your herd. He has a birth weight EPD of -.1 and a 11 on his CED. Great spread with a weaning EPD of 55 and 101 on his yearling EPDs. 4113’s calves should come easy and should grow very well. His Dam is a broody cow that has a lot of maternal.

CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG MB BF REA API TI 15.4 -2.6 57.4 90.6 11.8 22.6 51.5 20.3 -0.14 .39 0.023 0.76 154.6 73.8

25 Dikemans Cassius 12C 29940151/07/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black 3/4 SM 1/4 AN

GW Predestined 701TGW Paramount 718Y GW Miss Prem Beef 545U

RC Club King 040RAndrea 2A Gamblers Rita 22R

A ¾ SimAngus bull out of a really good 1st calf heifer. He could be a ‘heifer bull’ with his very good CE and BW EPDs. He also ranks in the top 10% of SimAngus bulls for API. He is structurally correct and attractive in his profile with a 5+ frame score.


SimAngus Yearling Bulls

CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG MB BF REA API TI 18.6 -3.3 67.9 107.2 13.8 22.0 56.0 28.0 -0.13 .55 -0.004 0.61 173.1 83.2

24 Dikemans Catman 19C 29940271/11/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black 1/2 SM 1/2 AN

SitzTraveler 8180SAV Final Answer 0035 SAV Emulous 8145

GW Lucky Man 644NYalena 9Y Nindy 8N

This SimAngus bull has a very unique combination of being a “heifer bull” by excelling in CE and BW, while also ranking in the top 3% for MCE, and 10% for Docility! To cap this off, he ranks in the top 5% for both API and TI.



26 Dikemans Carmichael 37C 29940231/21/15 Polled/Black 3/4 SM 1/4 AN

GW Premium Beef 021TSGW Robust 605Z GW Miss GPRD 123X

TNT Ever Ready R232Miss Zarina 48Z Top Cat 3T

This ¾ SimAngus bull had our highest 205 day adjusted weaning weight. He excels in WW (top 3%) and YW (top 10%) and ranks in the top 4% of SimAngus for Docility, REA, and TI. Out of a really nice first-calf heifer. Frame score 6+.



23 Dikemans Cyrus 24C 29940071/12/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black 1/2 SM 1/2 AN


Hoover DamAlicia 15A Yulenny 21Y

A 3/4 SimmAngus out of a really nice 1st calf heifer. He is smooth through his shoulders and hips and long bodied. He ranks in the top 15% of SimAngus for 11 EPDs and Indexes including marbling. Frame score of 6+. A gentle, great commercial bull.



27 Dikemans Canyon 33C 29939811/18/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black 3/4SM 1/4 AN


Dikemans Sure BetAnte-up 7A Natasha 10N

3/4 SimAngus out of a really outstanding young cow. He has a nice spread between his BW and YW EPDs. He will make a great commercial bull. Frame score of 5.5.



28 Dikemans Casper 41C 29939941/27/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black 3/4SM 1/4 AN

Hooks Shear Force 38KSDS In Force 112Y SDS Princess 925W

RCR Stetson T17Aaron 19A Wynette 5W

This ¾ SimAngus bull could be a ’heifer bull’ with his very good CE and BW EPDs. His daughters should milk very well. He has an excellent API (top 3%). Frame score 5-.



29 Dikemans Cameron 5C 29939821/02/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black 3/4 SM 1/4 AN

Hooks Shear Force 38KS D S In Force 112Y S D S Princess 925W

TNT Ever Ready R232Anna 32A With Style 28W

A SimAngus calving ease bull that could be used on heifers. A moderate framed (5.5) bull that ranks in top 10% of SimAngus for API. A good commercial bull out of a 1st calf heifer.


Lot 23Scrotal

37.5

Scrotal40.0

Scrotal34.0

Scrotal34.0

Scrotal33.0

Scrotal37.0

Scrotal38.0

Yearling Angus Bulls

CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 9 0.4 65 114 N/A 11 22 I+39 I+.50 I+.43 I+.014 57.30 138.04

31 HAR K175 5106 3/09/15 Tattoo: 5106 18359311

Basin ExcitementHoover Excitement K175 Blkcp Empress Ellston H142 Connealy Consensus 7229Mill Brae CC Joanie 3197 Mill Brae IF Joanie 8039



32 HAR K175 5105 3/07/15 Tattoo: 5105 18359310

Basin ExcitementHoover Excitement K175 Blkcp Empress Ellston H142 Kesslers Frontman R001Mill Brae FM Joanie 3036 Mill Brae IF Joanie 1020


CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 15 -2.1 55 100 N/A 13 27 I+33 I+.77 I+.64 I+.005 56.69 132.83

33 HAR Stingray 5103 2/19/15 Tattoo: 5103 18359825

Connealy Final SolutionConnealy Stingray 9618 Powa of Conanga 9618

#SydGen Mandate 6079Briaewood Ruth 3002 Briarwood Ruth 0109



30 HAR Excitement 5102 2/14/15 Tattoo: 5102 18359609

+Basin Expedition R156Basin Excitement Basin Lady S532 AK

#SAV Final Answer 0035Mill Brae FA Karama 3055 Mill Brae 5151 Karama 0329


Lot 30 Lot 32

Lot 31 Lot 33

He was a standout all summer alongside his dam that was a first calf heifer. We believe that his flawless pedigree and remarkable phenotype makes him a front end herd bull contender. This thick topped individual will transmit extra size and performance into his progeny which in return earns profit for those who sell their calves by the pound. Adjusted WW was 840 pounds with a ratio of 105. He also earned an ADJ YW of 1,328 pounds with a ratio of 110.

5105 is a bull you should use on cows. He has a lot of power through his top and hip and should sire calves with a lot of growth. His weaning and yearling EPD’s are in the top 10% of the breed. When you cross Hoover Excitement with Kesseler’s Frontman you end up with a bull that is easy to look at and wish you had more just like him. He will be a herd improver for some progressive cattlemen.

5103 is a very good Stingray bull that you won’t want to miss if you are breeding heifers. He has a BW EPD of -2.1 and a CED of 15. Wow that’s hard to beat! That put him in the top 2% - 3% of the breed respectively for the calving ease traits. 5103 has really good marbling & ribeye and a $B of 132. The Stingray calves are easy to look at and easy to find in the pen.

You can’t miss his profile! He is a bull that is a combination bull to be used on heifers and cows. Use this bull on heifers with supervision. He is a stand out yearling bull with awesome numbers for growth. His weaning and yearling EPD’s are both in the top 4% of the breed with a Dollar $B of 138. Not bad numbers! Consensus and K175 do a lot of things right. Don’t miss him!




+Sinclair Entrepreneur 8R101Rosetta 330 of McCumber Rosetta 033 of McCumber



35 HAR Double Vision 5101 2/14/15 Tattoo: 5101 18359744

#Connealy ReflectionJindra Double Vision +Hoff Rachel 8312 405

Connealy GuinnessJindra Rosella J 059 345 +Jindra Galaxy J 409 059


Yearling Angus Bulls

CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B 9 0.4 51 86 N/A 9 26 I+30 I+.43 I+.57 I-.014 52.39 105.78



Hoover Carbon CopyMiss Erica Ellston L205 #Miss Erica Ellston G106


CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B +4 +1.8 +60 +102 +.96 +4 +24 +37 +1.06 +.58 +.119 88.76 121.43

Connealy Consensus 72291/15/2009 Tattoo: 7229 16447771

#KMK Alliance 6595 I87Connealy Consensus Blinda of Conanga 004

#Woodhill Admiral 77KBlue Lilly of Conanga 16 Blue Cash of Conanga 6020

Angus Reference Sires

CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B +17 -3.5 +53 +95 +1.42 +14 +28 +28 +.44 +.74 +.000 68.14 102.16

Connealy Stingray 96181/16/2011 Tattoo: 9618 17032619

#Connealy Answer 71Connealy Final Solution Este of Conanga 364

#Connealy ImpressionPowa of Conanga 9618 +Poya of Conanga 687 919

CED BW WW YW SC CEM Milk CW Marb RE Fat $W $B +13 +0.3 +63 +117 +.41 +15 +16 +44 +.25 +.44 +.007 50.03 128.59

Hoover Excitement K1752/19/2011 Tattoo: K175 16990026

+Basin Expedition R156Basin Excitement Basin Lady S532 AK #SydGen CC & 7Blkcp Emprss Ellston H142 Blackcap Empress Ellston F29

5104 is another long bodied bull that is really taking off. He should work good on heifers. He has great calving ease traits with a BW EPD of -0.7 and a CED of 12. Could be a sleeper, if you are breeding heifers. You will like the way the Stingray calves are made. They have a lot of style. If you are keeping replacements 5104 should leave some good daughters and the steers should sell themselves.

He is another bull that can be used on heifers. With a -.5 BW EPD and a CED of 12 you should not have any trouble calving out a set of heifers. He also has a great $B of 139 as well. This is the only Double Vision bull to sell on the yearlings.

He is a little younger but he is really coming on strong. 5107 is a bull that could be used as a combination bull for someone just wanting to use one bull on all their cows and heifers. The Stingray bulls should make females that calve easy and grow really fast. We like the profile of this Stingray bull.


CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG MB BF REA API TI 18.1 -3.1 42.8 50.7 13.1 20.2 41.6 -4.8 -0.44 .41 -0.080 0.56 151.4 70.8

40 Dikemans Calipso 16C 29940091/08/15 Polled/Black Purebred

CNS Dream On L186WLE UNO Mas X549 Shawnee Miss 770P

Triple C Bettis S72JSweetheart 42Y Unforgettable Bailey 11U

This bull could be a ‘heifer bull’ with his excellent CE and BW EPDs (top 1% of Simmentals). He ranks in the top 2% for Tenderness, and has a very good API. He is nicely profiled and balanced in his conformation. 5- frame score.



37 Dikemans Cherokee 20C 29940241/11/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred

Ellingson Legacy M229Mr NLC Upgrade U8676 MS NLC Mojo S6119 B

Dikemans Sure BetWinning Bet 29W Miss Black Icon

A thick, stout bull out of a very attractive, ideal sized cow with a great udder. He ranks high for ADG and YW (top 5%), and Docility (10%) EPDs. And, he excels in carcass traits (top 2% of the Simmental breed for YG, Marbling, Backfat, Ribeye, and TI); and top 5% for API. He would work great on 4-year old and older cows, especially if calves are fed out and sold on a carcass basis. Frame score 6+.



39 Dikemans Chester 21C 29940011/12/15 Polled/Black Purebred


TJ 57J The GamblerSarah 23S Laura 9L

This purebred bull is big, long, smooth shouldered and ranks high for growth, and top 4% for MB, Ribeye, and TI . His dam is the easiest fleshing, deepest cow we have ever raised. He will make a great commercial bull. Frame score 7-.



38 Dikemans Chisholm 15C 29939831/08/15 Polled/Black Purebred


TJ 57J The GamblerTop Cat 3T SCR Buckaroos D619

A thick, stout, muscular bull out of an excellent cow. He is structurally correct and has excellent conformation. He ranks in the top 5% of Simmentals for maternal milk and maternal weaning weight. He will make an excellent commercial bull. 6+ frame score. He has small scurs.



41 Dikemans Charleston 51C 29939862/19/15 Polled/Black Purebred


GW Lucky Man 644NMiss Yoko 19Y Lucy 24L

This bull’s sire was purchased by Select Sires in 2010 for a record price that year for Sim-mental bulls. (He sells as lot 9 in this sale.) This bull’s daughters should milk very well, and he ranks in the top 3% for Docility, Marbling, and Tenderness. A good, moderate-framed (5+) commercial bull.


Lot 37

Lot 38

Scrotal37.5

Scrotal38.0

Scrotal38.0

Scrotal36.5

Scrotal34.5


45 Dikemans Carlos 8C 29940051/17/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred

HC Hummer 12MRC Club King 040R RC Miss Griffey 038N

Dikemans Sure BetMiss ZSA ZSA 2Z Natasha 10N

A long bodied, moderate framed (5+) bull that ranks high for MB (5%) and TI (10%). Frame score of 6-.


Yearling Simmental Bulls


44 Dikemans Cortez 35C 29939961/19/15 Homo Polled/Homo Black Purebred


Dikemans Sure BetMiss Undeniable 7U Patty 23P

Out of a really stout cow, this bull ranks high for Docility and MB. He will make a great com-mercial bull. Frame score of 6-.



43 Dikemans Casino 48C 29940212/11/15 Polled/Black Purebred


GW Lucky Break 047GLucy 24L Miss Black Jenny

Out of a 15 year old cow, this bull’s sire was purchased by Select Sires in 2010 for a record price that year for Simmental bulls. His sire sells as lot 9 in this sale. Frame score 5+.



42 Dikemans Candyman 53C 29940102/25/15 Polled/Black Purebred


Triple C Bettis S72JZephyr 27Z Unforgettable Bailey 11U

This docile bull should produce daughters that stay in the herd for a long time. He ranks high for Marbling (4%) and Tenderness (1%). He is unique in that he ranks very high (top 4%) for both API and TI. Few AI sires have both indexes as high as his. He dam has a great udder. A great commercial bull (frame score 6-). His sire was purchased by Select Sires in 2010 for a record price that year for Simmental bulls and sells as lot 9 in this sale.


Scrotal39.0

Scrotal37.0

Scrotal38.5

Scrotal37.0

The Dikeman Family!

The Gold Bullion 24 Karat Female Sale ConsignorsThe Gold Bullion 24 Karat Female Sale ConsignorsThe Gold Bullion 24 Karat Female Sale Consignors Brooks Simmentals was started in 1986 when I purchased two black Simmental cows and today that has grown to 70. Cattle and land are owned together with my parents, John and Wilma Brooks. AI has been used from the beginning and ET was started in 1997. Today,

most calves are produced through ET and it has become a major factor in upgrading my program. I have enjoyed showing cattle and have had champions at the Kansas State Fair and

the Kansas Beef Expo, but raising show cattle is not my goal. My objective is to raise cattle that are polled, solid colored, and very functional for use in the commercial market with a

strong emphasis on carcass quality.

Ralph Brooks

We began using Simmental semen in 1971 and our herd has grown from 4 cows to about 55 breeding age females. Our children, Mark and Becca, showed Simmental heifers in state, regional, and national Junior Classics; and both were on the KJSA and National AJSA Boards. Michael served two terms on the ASA Board and led efforts to initiate ASA’s Total Herd Enrollment, the Simmental ID system, and the Performance Advocate program. We primarily work our cattle on foot with the aid of our Border Collie dog, Sugar, so disposition is very important to us. We are both on the faculty at K-State; therefore, our cattle have to be easy to handle with our limited time to manage them. Our primary goal is to produce bulls for commercial cow-calf producers. We emphasize ’convenience traits’, total performance, and maternal traits. Our moderate-sized herd of all AI sired, all polled, all black females are moderate framed and functional in the Flint Hills environment. We balance phenotype, actual performance and EPDs.

Earline, “Sugar” & Michael

Diamond D Simmentals was established in the Flint Hills near Manhattan, Kansas in 1968 By Calvin and Mary Louise Drake. Semen, imported from Canada, was used

on Angus and Polled Hereford cows to enhance the polled gene. Artificial insemination has been used for 33 years. Easy-fleshing, polled, rapid-growing females that calve easily are selected as replacement heifers. EPDs are used in selection and carcass quality is stressed. Only AI sire having sound EPDs and

correct structure are selected. Both red and black cows comprise the herd of about 40 head. This is one of the earliest Simmental herds established in America still in

continuous operation. Calvin is a retired professor of Animal Science at Kansas State University and spent several years in the cattle feeding industry.

Calvin & Mary Louise, “Cochise”, Adryanna & Darren

The Schaake’s have been breeding Simmental cattle since 1974, after an introduction to the breed when Scott showed the Grand Champion steer (Simmental x Hereford) at the county fair. Artificially breeding our black cows to Simmental bulls gave us our start in black-factored Simmental genetics in 1975. In fact, many of our leading cow families trace back to “Chipper N726”, who defined the word “longevity” She remained a productive donor cow to the age of 20 years. Currently our program utilizes artificial insemination and embryo transfer. Selection pressure for calving ease, maternal influence, moderate growth, disposition and a manageable mature size has been stressed for several generations. Attention to structural correctness, fleshing ability and marketing appeal has been a priority since day one.

Shane, Shilo, Scott & Kandi

Huninghake Angus Ranch is located in Northeast Kansas in Marshall County. For our Angus program, we have assembled some of the finest genetics from some of the top breeders to use as the foundation of our operation. These females along with the cows we already had make up the base of our cowherd. Our goal is to breed sound top-quality Angus cattle with balanced genetic traits.

We are striving to provide cattle that will work for our custom-ers by raising them in a similar working environment. Our bulls go to the good commercial cattlemen selecting profitable genetics for their operations.

Randy & Melissa

We began using Simmental semen in 1971 and our herd has grown from 4 cows to about 55 breeding age females. Our children, Mark and Becca, showed Simmental heifers in state, re-gional, and national Jr. Classics; and both were on the KJSA and National AJSA Boards. Michael served two terms on the ASA Board and led efforts to initiate ASA’s Total Herd Enrollment, the Simmental ID system, and the Performance Advocate program.

We primarily work our cattle on foot with the aid of our Border Collie dog, Sugar, so disposition is very important to us. We were both on the faculty at K-State for over 40 years; therefore, our cattle have to be easy to handle with our limited time to man-age them. Our primary goal is to produce bulls for commercial cow-calf producers. We emphasize ‘convenience traits’, total performance, and maternal traits. Our moderate-sized her of all AI sired, all polled, all black females are moderate framed and functional in the Flint Hills environment. We balance phenotype, actual performance and EPDs.

The Huninghake Family!

Our cattle will make a positive contribution and will improve every sector of the beef cattle industry. These Angus cattle will meet the current and future needs of the beef industry. They have the quality to be used in purebred and commercial operations. This includes raising elite Angus bulls that grow fast and efficiently, be easy to handle, will calve easy, and will produce excellent steers and replacement heifers. The steers will return good premiums from their carcass merit.

We continually place particular emphasis on dispositions, structural correctness, perfor-mance and udder quality. We put a strong emphasis on genetic selection and perfor-mance data. We strive to produce outstanding cows with extreme longevity.

Please feel free to contact or visit. We would enjoy the opportunity to discuss our herd with you. If you have any questions about our upcoming sale or operations, please drop us an e-mail or give us a call. We strive to provide the best customer service before and after the sale. We appreciate the interest of those who are looking into our bulls.

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