SOUTHEAST MISSOURI SPRING CALVING SHOW-ME-SELECT REPLACEMENT HEIFER SALE

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1 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI SPRING CALVING SHOW-ME-SELECT REPLACEMENT HEIFER SALE December 5, :00 P.M. Inspection after 8:00 A.M. sale day Fruitland Livestock Auction Exit 105 off Interstate 55-3 miles North on Highway BRED HEIFERS AVAILABLE Mostly Angus or Angus Cross, some Simmental/Angus and Angus/Hereford Cross 98% Black or Black Baldies, 2 Gray, 1 RWF 100 head AI BRED Several heifers will sell with known FETAL SEX A few TIER II heifers and a few SHOW-ME-PLUS certified (see page 7) Few REGISTERED (Angus and Black Hereford) Due to calve from January 1 to April 30, 2016 Sorted into uniform lots by breed, color, size, calving date, and some fetal sexed lots PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: Heifers have met minimum standards for reproductive soundness, pelvic size, body condition and weight and are free of blemishes. Heifers have been bred to bulls meeting strict calving ease/birth weight EPD requirements. All heifers received official Brucellosis calfhood vaccination and followed strict immunization program. All heifers were preg checked within 30 days of the sale and guaranteed bred 30 days after sale. Heifers will have health papers to go to any state. CONSIGNORS INCLUDE: Roger Besand & Darryl Pecaut, Perryville Birk Cattle Company LC, Jackson Glen Birk Farms, Jackson Crooks Farm LLC, Leeton Eggers Stock Farm, Jackson GLC, Sikeston Indian Creek Cattle Co., Bismarck Willis Koenig, Perryville Eli Sample, Annapolis Kenny Spooler, Jackson Turner Farms, Belgrade CONTACT INFORMATION: Erin Larimore or LarimoreE@missouri.edu Preview the offering at: Show-Me-Select Replacement Heifers, Inc. a non-profit organization in cooperation with University of Missouri Extension College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Division of Animal Sciences Commercial Agriculture Program MU College of Veterinary Medicine Missouri Cattlemen s Association Missouri Department of Agriculture

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3 November 5, 2015 CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY Erin Larimore, Livestock Specialist 684 West Jackson Trail P.O. Box 408 Jackson, MO PHONE (573) FAX (573) WEB SITE TO: Prospective Buyers and Guests, We would like to welcome you to the 17th Southeast Missouri SHOW-ME-SELECT Replacement Heifer Sale for Spring Calving at Fruitland, MO on December 5, This sale offering includes many home-raised females, originating from herds with generations of stacked pedigrees and superior genetic lines. Also in the offering are purchased females that have been developed on fescue pasture. All heifers have been synchronized and bred to high accuracy calving ease A.I. sires followed by exposure to Natural Service calving ease bulls. Once again, consigners have brought an excellent line-up of heifers. This year 150 heifers are available. They are mostly Black or BWF, 2 Gray heifers, and 1 RWF heifer. Breeds include purebred Angus, Angus cross, SimAngus, Angus/Charolais, Hereford, and Angus/Hereford heifers. Registered females include: 14 Angus and 2 Black Herefords. There are 100 head of A.I. Bred heifers, some selling with known fetal sex, and 20 head of Tier II heifers. The heifers will be sold in uniform lots according to breed, color, size, calving date and fetal sex when available. Featured AI bulls include: Connealy Counselor, Connealy Right Answer, EF Complement, GAR Prophet, GAR Sunrise, GMRA Trilogy, GW Premium Beef, Hoover Dam, PA Power Tool, SAV Bismarck, SDS Graduate, VDAR Really Windy, VAR Reserve Tier II sires include: GAR Progress, SS Ebonys Grandmaster, Sydgen Trust, Uno Mas, WHS Limelight Most of the consignors are long-time Show-Me-Select participants. They work diligently to bring you the best of the best. Consignors include the best and high selling producers from the Southeast and West Central Regions. Consignors are listed in alphabetical order not by sale order. Sale order will be available the day of the sale. The catalog includes footnotes from the consigners and also EPD accuracy on available sires. Remember, an accuracy of close to 1.0 indicates higher reliability in data selection. Thank you for your participation in the sale, or simply your interest in studying the catalog. If you have questions feel free to contact us at , visit our website: or contact the consigner at the number listed. Sincerely, Erin Larimore, Southeast SMS Coordinator University of Missouri. Lincoln University, U.S. Department of Agriculture and Local Extension Councils Cooperating EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/ADA INSTITUTIONS Fruitland Livestock Auction, Fruitland, MO Page 3

4 SALE INFORMATION Auctioneer Ken Carney Sale Agent Fruitland Livestock Auction The sale order was determined by consignors drawing for a position in the rotation. Each consignor selected those heifers to sell in each rotation. Heifers will be sold in uniform lots sorted according to breed type, size and those selling together are expected to calve in a 45 day period. Heifers become the property of the purchaser immediately after the sale. Each animal will be at the purchaser s risk as soon as sold. The seller will aid in the loading of the cattle on instructions from the buyer, but at the buyer s risk. No cattle will be loaded until the conclusion of the sale. All fees will be collected by the Fruitland Livestock Auction, Inc. and are to be settled before loading. GUARANTEE All heifers are guaranteed bred and are guaranteed to remain pregnant for 30 days after the sale. Due dates are approximate. Females can range two weeks or more around due date even if they were AI bred. Heifers were pasture exposed to bulls after AI. Rectal palpation for pregnancy is subjective and not exact because all cows vary in fetal development. AI pregnancies are not guaranteed but highly probable. Gestation length is based on average of 283 days and can come very early or very late. Any heifer found open (by an accredited veterinarian) will be returned to the consignor and the money will be refunded by the consignor. Heifers are guaranteed against genetic defects on first calf only if inspected and documented by a veterinarian. All guarantees are made by the consignor of the cattle, not the sale committee or the SEMO Cattlemen s Association. TAGS All heifers in the sale are identified by a special tag that carries the Show-Me-Select trademark and name. This tag indicates that the heifers have met all of the requirements of the Missouri Show-Me- Select program. Some heifers may carry a white Show-Me-Select tag. This identifies them as Tier Two heifers which is explained in more detail later in this catalog. CONTRIBUTORS The sale committee and consignors thank all those who have contributed to the success of this program. Your faith in our ability to make this program work is appreciated. SEMO CATTLEMEN S ASSOCIATION STATE SHOW-ME-SELECT HEIFER BOARD MISSOURI CATTLEMEN S ASSOCIATION FRUITLAND LIVESTOCK AUCTION COLLEGE OF VETERIANARY MEDICINE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI EXTENSION UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI OUTREACH and EXTENSION OUTREACH DEVELOPMENT FUND **NOTICE TO BUYERS** All heifers in this sale have been Brucellosis calfhood vaccinated between 4 and 12 months of age. All heifers have been vaccinated for Lepto at final pregnancy check and have tested negative for BVD -PI. Necessary health papers to go to any state will be available on all heifers after the sale. December 5, :00 PM Page 4

5 REQUIREMENTS FOR HEIFERS IN THE DECEMBER 2015 REPLACEMENT HEIFER SALE These requirements are designed to minimize the incidence and severity of calving difficulty and protect against potential reproductive losses. Heifers must be bred to service sires at or less than established birth weight EPD maximums, have a minimum pelvic area of 150 cm 2 prebreeding or 180 cm 2 at pregnancy examination, be a minimum body condition score of 5 on sale day, and meet established health guidelines. Bred Heifers were managed under the following calendar: Weaning: All heifers must be calfhood vaccinated for Brucellosis. Heifers are vaccinated for IBR, PI-3, BVD, BRSV, and 7-way Clostridial. Label directions concerning initial vaccination and boosters must be followed. Use of implants is discouraged. If heifers are implanted, only FDA approved products for replacement heifers are allowed according to label guidelines. Long-term use of MGA is prohibited. Use of MGA for periods up to 14 days to synchronize estrus is permitted. Internal and external parasites are controlled as needed. Heifers must be polled or de-horned and completely healed by sale day. Pre-Breeding: Pre-breeding reproductive examination is performed. Reproductive tract scored, pelvic measured, weighed Heifers are vaccinated for IBR, BVD, Leptospirosis, and Vibriosis between 30 and 60 days prior to beginning of breeding. All vaccinations must follow label directions. Internal and external parasites are controlled as needed. Pregnancy Exam: Heifers are pregnancy examined to determine breeding dates. (Confirm AI pregnancy or natural service.) Heifers are treated for external and internal parasites within 30 days of sale date. Products for internal parasite control must have a label claim for all stages of the parasite life cycle. Heifers are examined on sale day by a final screening committee to eliminate blemishes (scarred eyes, frozen ears, short tails, rat tails). Heifers must be a minimum body condition score of 5 (1-9 scale) on sale day. Heifers have a final pregnancy check within 30 days of sale. Sire requirements: Eligible sires must have known ID, be registered by their respective national breed registry, and have complete EPD information. Sires must meet calving ease EPD requirements for breeds reporting calving ease EPD. For breeds not reporting calving ease EPD, sires must meet birth weight EPD requirements. All sires used in conjunction with artificial insemination must have a minimum accuracy value of 0.6 on a scale of zero to one for the respective EPD's. Active Sire Percentile Rank Requirements Breed Group Percentile Requirement Angus CED 7.0 American Upper 20% British Upper 30% Continental Upper 15% Hybrid Upper 15% Minimum calving ease EPD requirements for service sires Angus 7.0 Limousin 13.0 Balancer 15.0 Herefored 2.4 Charolais 8.3 Red Angus 8.0 Gelbvieh 12.0 SimAngus 14.5 LimFlex 12.0 Simmental 12.3 Fruitland Livestock Auction, Fruitland, MO Page 5

6 USING THE CATALOG The sires used for Artificial Insemination and Natural Service breeding have been listed for each producer. The table will list the bull name and breed, the type of service in which the bull was used (AI or NS) and his EPD and Accuracy information. Expected progeny differences (EPDs) provide estimates of the genetic value of an animal as a parent. Specifically, differences in EPDs between two individuals of the same breed predict differences in performance between their future offspring when each is mated to animals of the same average genetic merit. EPDs are calculated for birth, growth, maternal, and carcass traits and are reported in the same units of measurement as the trait (normally pounds). EPD values may be directly compared only between animals of the same breed. In other words, a birth weight EPD for a Charolais bull may not be directly compared to a birth weight EPD of a Hereford bull (unless an adjustment is made to account for breed differences). Accuracy is reported as a decimal between zero and one and an accuracy of close to 1.0 indicates higher reliability in data selection. The greater the accuracy, the more certainty that EPD will not change significantly as additional progeny information is observed. Calving Ease Direct (CED): expressed as a percentage of unassisted births, with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf heifers. It predicts the average difference in ease with which a sire s calves will be born when he is bred to first-calf heifers. Birth Weight (BW): the expected differences in average birth weight (lbs) of progeny. Birth weight reflects prenatal growth potential and may also be used as an indicator of calving ease. Weaning Weight (WW): expected difference in average weaning weight (lbs) of progeny. Yearling Weight (YW): the expected difference in average yearling weight (lbs) of progeny. Maternal Milk (Milk): the expected difference in average weaning weight (lbs) of daughter s calves, which is attributed to milking ability. In other words, it is a predictor of a sire s genetic merit for milk and mothering ability as expressed in his daughters Breed EPD Averages for Current Sires Within Breed Breed CED BW WW YW Milk Angus Red Angus Simmental SimAngus TIER II HEIFERS Tier II qualification identifies heifers that are out of high accuracy sires for the traits listed below. These heifers are identified with a white ear tag and a tag number ending in 2. Trait Accuracy Calving ease (direct).65 Calving ease (maternal).30 Weaning weight.75 Carcass weight.20 Marbling.20 December 5, :00 PM Page 6

7 **** NEW THIS YEAR **** SHOW-ME-PLUS Classification As part of the Show-Me-Select Replacement Heifer Program, we have created a new designation for heifers with genomic predictions called Show-Me-Plus. In the past, the Show-Me-Select program created a designation for heifers that were out of high-accuracy AI sires called Tier II heifers. Buyers had more information about these heifers and consistently paid a premium for them. To capitalize on the increased information provided by genomic predictions, the Show-Me-Select program created the Show-Me-Plus designation. These are either registered heifers with genomic-enhanced EPDs or commercial heifers with a prediction from an approved genomic test. The GeneMax Advantage, Herd Navigator, Igenity Angus Gold/Silver, and Maternal Edge Heifer Profiles are currently approved for use in the program. Using genomically enhanced EPD for selection of young breeding stock provides a level of precision and reliability that s never been available to seedstock producers before. By genotyping replacement heifer candidates, breeders can improve the heifers EPD accuracies about as much as the progeny data resulting from a female s whole lifetime of production. The best part is you can know a replacement heifer s estimate of genetic merit as if she s been in production for years, all before she s even weaned from her dam. Using GE- EPDs with improved accuracy improves the reliability of the decisions breeders make and, ultimately, the rate of progress their selection program can achieve. -Dr. Bob Weaber, Kansas State University Reading and understanding a GeneMax Advantage test: This test reports three indexes, a Cow Advantage index focused on cow-calf production, a Feeder Advantage index focused on performance in the feedlot and on the grid, and a Total Advantage index which ranks animals on performance from conception to carcass. These indexes are reported as a percentile rank from 1 to 100 where 50 is average, 1 is the bottom of the heap, and 99 is top of the class. The GeneMax Advantage test also reports SMART Outliers. This flags animals that have extreme values for cow size, milk, docility, marbling, and tenderness. This test explains approximately 65% of the variation in dozens of traits and then combines these predictions into indexes based on economic importance. Those who have talked with a beef genetics extension specialists know indexes are the preferred way for commercial cattlemen to make selection decisions. This test is approved for use on high-percentage (>75%) Angus cattle. Fruitland Livestock Auction, Fruitland, MO Page 7

8 Besand & Pecaut Farms 3258 Hwy B Perryville, MO Cell: Angus Heifers 11 A.I. bred 5 Tier II 14 Angus Heifers All Black 11 AI bred to GAR Sunrise Due 2/18/ Tier II 3 NS bred Due 3/9/2016 We only have 14 heifers available for sale this year, all farm raised. All fourteen heifers are from cows that went through the Show-Me-Select program as heifers. Five heifers are from sons of Future Direction RA16, two from son of KCS 263C 7246, and two from son of TC Aberdeen 759. All of the bulls are from Butch Meier. Eleven of the fourteen heifers are AI bred to GAR Sunrise, a Select Sires Bull with +119 YW, and $B at Four of the eleven heifers are from an AI bull, WHS Limelight 64V, that qualifies for Tier 2. Three heifers are natural bred to a son of Sydgen Dealer One of these heifers is also a Limelight daughter that qualifies for Tier 2. We want to keep the rest of our heifers, they make good cows! AI SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat GAR Sunrise NATURAL SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat ESF Dealer December 5, :00 PM Page 8

9 Birk Cattle Company LC 144 Cattle Trail Jackson, MO Terry: Clay: Storm: Commercial Angus Heifers 20 A.I. bred 37 Commercial Angus 33 Black 20 AI bred Due 2/16/ BWF 3 NS bred Due 2/16/2016 This sale offering includes 37 commercial Angus heifers that are all sired by Angus bulls. This is a uniform group of feminine heifers. The heifers were all born and raised on fescue in Tennessee and bred for performance and carcass quality. 20 heifers are AI bred. 16 heifers are AI bred to PA Power Tool 9108 and 4 are AI bred to EF Complement 8088 and all due to calve on 2/16/2016. They were ultrasound pregnancy checked safe to the AI date and pasture exposed to the natural service sire. 3 heifers are natural bred to BirkGen Midland 3502 and due to calve on 2/16/ heifers are natural bred to BirkGen Midland 3503 or Birks O Reilly Factor 473. These natural bred heifers are due 3/4 to 4/3/ heifers have been fetal sexed. 14 NS bred Due 3/4 to 4/3/2016 AI SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat PA Power Tool EF Complement NATURAL SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat BirkGen Midland BirkGen Midland Birks O Reilley Factor Fruitland Livestock Auction, Fruitland, MO Page 9

10 Glen Birk Farms 1036 Co. Rd 341 Jackson, MO Angus Heifers 5 Registered Angus 4 Commercial Angus 9 Angus Heifers All Black 2 AI bred to Power Tool Due 2/5/ NS bred to GBF Upshot Due 2/22 to 3/13/ NS bred to Birks Iron Mountain Due 2/22 to 4/25/2016 One heifer is sired by BirkGen Predestined 8383, 2 are sired by GBF Retail Product 0247, 2 are sired by Birks Upward 500, and 4 are sired by Birks Iron Mountain 102. Two heifers are AI bred to PA Power Tool 9108 and are due 2/5/2016. Three are natural bred to Birks Iron Mountain 102, due dates starting 2/22/2016. Four are natural bred to GBF Upshot 4436, due dates starting 2/22/2016. Birth dates and sire information on the individual heifers will be available sale day. All are bred for carcass quality with marbling genetics stacked for multiple generations. Heifers that are called AI bred were pregnancy checked safe to the AI date, but are pasture exposed to the natural service sire. If the buyers want registration papers for the registered heifers they should contact Glen Birk and provide information for transferring the papers. AI SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat PA Power Tool NATURAL SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat GBF Upshot Birks Iron Mountain December 5, :00 PM Page 10

11 Crooks Farm LLC Alvin & Doug Crooks, Howard Early 195 NE Highway CC Leeton, MO SimAngus Heifers All A.I. bred All Show-Me-Plus certified 20 Sim/Angus Black & Black Baldies 20 AI bred Due 2/3 to 3/1/2016 Some Tier II We will be offering 20 head of Black and Black Baldie Sim-Angus heifers. These heifers are home raised, hand fed daily with great dispositions. We have been in the SMS program for 16 years, so many of these heifers are out of multi-generation SMS females. The heifers are high performing, stylish females that will make tremendous productive cows for years. All heifers are Show-Me-Plus Heifers, some of which will qualify for Tier II. Heifers are bred to SAV Bismarck, an Angus bull we have used for several years. We also used two Sim-Angus bulls with an outstanding set of EPD s, Calving Ease, High Growth, and Carcass. If you have any questions, please call Doug Crooks at AI SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat SAV Bismarck GW Premium Beef 021TS (SimAngus) SDS Graduate 006X (SimAngus) Fruitland Livestock Auction, Fruitland, MO Page 11

12 Eggers Stock Farm Richard Eggers 734 Co. Rd 614 Jackson, MO Cell # Certified Herd # Commercial Angus Heifer Tier II Heifer 1 Commercial Angus Black NS bred Due 3/10/2016 with Heifer calf Tier II One commercial daughter of Sydgen Trust 6228, bred to Sydgen Liberty 3494, with a due date of 3/10/2016 and carrying a heifer calf. NATURAL SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat SydGen Liberty December 5, :00 PM Page 12

13 GLC Gray Land & Cattle Chase and Jessica Gray 2754 State Hwy H Sikeston, MO Registered Black Herefords A.I. Bred 2 Registered Black Herefords BWF AI bred to Trilogy Due 1/18/2016 BWF AI bred to Really Windy Due 1/22/2016 with Bull calf These two, registered Black Hereford heifers are halter broke and were shown at the 2015 SEMO District Fair. Both heifers are bred AI, very gentle and broke to a hot wire. One is bred to Black Angus bull Really Windy and the other to Red Angus bull Trilogy. Both of these bulls are trendsetters within their own breed. These heifers and their calves will be front pasture cattle. AI SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat VDAR Really Windy GMRA Trilogy (Red Angus) Fruitland Livestock Auction, Fruitland, MO Page 13

14 Indian Creek Cattle Co. Jerry McGraw 1405 Lake Avalon Rd Bismarck, MO Angus Cross Heifers 22 A.I. Bred 29 Heifers All Black 22 AI bred to Reserve Due 3/1/ NS bred Due 3/16 to 4/10/2016 A.I. Bred Heifers These 20 heifers were confirmed by our veterinarian to be A.I. bred. They were AI ed on May 23rd The A.I. Sync Method FTAI 14 Day CIDR-PG, including the bull selection (VAR Reserve 1111), were administered by Roger Eakins. These heifers have been hand fed since they were weaned and are gentle. They have been raised on fescue and clover pastures and supplemented with a corn and soybean based commodity ration including a mineral especially formulated for fescue forage. All heifers were themselves sired by calving-ease bulls. They are docile, easy to handle and can be moved from far fields into the working pen by following a bucket of feed. They are conditioned to respect single strand hot wire in a rotational grazing environment. The heifers have always been treated gently and worked with a minimum of stress. Natural Service Sired These 7 heifers have the same characteristics as the A.I. group except they were determined to be natural bred by our registered Angus bulls. 3 Heifers by SydGen Forward 3893 Registration No Heifers by KVAK Prophet Jakov 989Z Registration No All the heifers available here are breeding stock that we at Indian Creek Cattle Co. are proud to offer for sale. AI SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat VAR Reserve NATURAL SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat SydGen Forward KVAF Prophet Jakov December 5, :00 PM Page 14

15 Willis Koenig 2403 PCR 330 Perryville, MO Heifers 3 Simmental Black 2 Angus Black 2 Angus/Charolais Cross Gray 1 Hereford Cross RWF 8 Heifers 3 AI bred to Prophet Due 2/2/ Tier II 5 NS bred Due 2/17 to 3/3/2016 There are 3 Simmental heifers, two Angus heifers, 2 Angus Charolais cross, and one Hereford Cross. Two Simmental heifers are sired by Grandmaster and the other one by Uno Mas. They are Tier II. The two Angus heifers are sired by a good Angus bull. One is a Tier II, sired by Progress. The two gray heifers are sired by a good Angus bull and the Hereford is sired by a good Hereford bull. The AI heifers are bred to Prophet. He is one of the highest demand bulls in the breed. He offers wide scale improvements. His daughters are feminine, high volume females bred for high production. The natural service sire is a bull I bought at Butch s Angus, he is a great bull with good EPD s. All heifers that are called AI bred were ultrasound pregnancy checked safe to the AI date, but are pasture exposed to the natural service sire. AI SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat GAR Prophet NATURAL SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat Butchs In Sure A Fruitland Livestock Auction, Fruitland, MO Page 15

16 Eli Sample 1172 Madison 431 Annapolis, MO Angus Cross Heifers NS Bred 1 Angus Cross Black NS bred Due 4/1/2016 This heifer was checked natural service bred to VNAR New Standard 2263 which goes back to Bon View New Design This heifer is nice and gentle, well-balanced and should work well with any commercial herd. This heifer is due to calve around the first of April. NATURAL SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat VNAR New Standard December 5, :00 PM Page 16

17 Kenny Spooler Farms 1788 Co. Rd 347 Jackson, MO Angus/Hereford Heifers All F1 baldies 12 A.I. bred 4 Natural bred 16 Black Baldies All BWF 12 AI bred to Right Answer Due 2/25/ NS bred Due 3/16 to 4/8/2016 All 16 heifers are Angus-Hereford cross out of our registered Hereford cows and our registered Angus bull, 3V Aberdeen 759 Y heifers are AI bred to Connealy Right Answer heifers are natural bred to LPR Bismarck 208, an easy traveling, docile dispositioned son of SAV Bismarck These heifers are a strong set, structurally sound and have great dispositions. They are bred for excellent milk flow and calving ease. They will be a productive addition to your breeding program for years to come. All heifers called AI bred were ultrasound pregnancy checked safe to the AI date, but were also pasture exposed to the natural service sire. AI SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat Connealy Right Answer NATURAL SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat LPR Bismarck Fruitland Livestock Auction, Fruitland, MO Page 17

18 Turner Farms Jon and MaryAnn Turner State Hwy JJ Belgrade, MO Registered Angus Heifers All Show-Me-Plus Heifers 1 Tier II Heifer 4 Registered Angus All Black 2 AI bred to GAR Prophet Due 2/3 & 2/4/2016 with heifer calves 1 AI bred to Hoover Dam Due 2/22/2016 with bull calf 1 NS bred Due 3/15/2016 All four heifers are Registered Black Angus. All have been AI bred and then pasture exposed to Coon 209 Gusto 411, a grandson of C R A Bextor Three of the four heifers pregnancy checked AI bred. All four have had GeneSeek GGP-LD genomic testing. Results will be available on sale day. One Tier-2 GAR Progress daughter checked AI bred to Hoover Dam due to calve 2/22/2016; fetal sexed bull calf. Two herd bull daughters (one SydGen Forward 1568 and one Clearwater Onward 1579) checked AI bred to Gar Prophet due to calve 2/3 and 2/4/2016; both fetal sexed heifer calves. One SydGen Forward 1568 (herd bull) daughter checked natural service bred to Coon 209 Gusto 411 (a Bextor grandson) due to calve around 3/15/2016. All heifers have multiple AI sires on their dam s side. Maternal grandsires are Connealy Forward (2 heifers), SAF Lucky, and ALC Big Eye D09N. Great grandsires are SydGen Mandate 6079, Papa Durabull 9805, ALC Big Eye D09N, and SydGen 323 New Design AI SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat GAR Prophet Hoover Dam NATURAL SERVICE SIRES CED BW WW YW Milk Mrb REA Fat Coon 209 Gusto December 5, :00 PM Page 18

19 Participating Southeast, MO Show-Me-Select Veterinarians Dr. Austin Bock 3839 State Hwy 72 Jackson, MO Dr. Walter Branscum 2009 Co. Rd 335 Jackson, MO Dr. Scottie Mier 1082 Madison 500 Fredericktown, MO Dr. Andre Oberle 4730 Flat River Rd Farmington, MO Dr. Hunt Tainter 921 W. 14th St Washington, MO Dr. Kenneth White 908 South Kingshighway Perryville, MO Dr. Dallas Wilson 9400 Jim Wilson Rd Dittmer, MO Participating Southeast, MO Show-Me-Select Consignors Besand and Pecaut... Page 8 Birk Cattle Company LC... Page 9 Glen Birk Farms... Page 10 Crooks Farms... Page 11 Eggers Stock Farm... Page 12 GLC... Page 13 Indian Creek Cattle Company... Page 14 Willis Koenig... Page 15 Eli Sample... Page 16 Kenny Spooler... Page 17 Turner Farms... Page 18 Fruitland Livestock Auction, Fruitland, MO Page 19