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The Official Publication of the Texas Hereford Association September 2020

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Features 20 West Texas Rehabilitation Center

Readies for Fall Sales

21 ‘Tough Times’ Nothing New to Ranchers

Riding, Supporting WT Rehab Center by Dee Lackey

24 Pablo’s Mexican Kitchen by Asher Karnes

26 Junior National Hereford Expo Results “Come Home To Hereford”, Kansas City, MO

Departments

4 Bulletin Board

4 Obituaries

6 Tailgate Talk

34 Cattle For Sale

39 Calendar of Events

40 Advertisers Index

On The CoverRiggin Day helps move a set of Fall breds to summer pasture on the family's ranch near Meadow, Texas. For the photo chosen from all the submissions, photographer Katie Jo Day will receive a check for $250 from Park Place Enterprises.

THE TEXAS HEREFORD (ISSN 0744-4761) (USPS 616-680) is published monthly except for the month of July by the Texas Hereford Association. POSTMASTER: Please send change of address no tic es to The Texas Hereford, 4609 Airport Frwy., Ft. Worth, TX 76117. Periodical postage paid at Ft. Worth, TX, and additional mailing offices.Subscription rate: One Year, $15.00. Advertising rates on request. Contributions to the ed i to ri al pages are welcome, but the magazine can not be responsible for the return of unsolicited ma te ri al.

Official publication of the Texas Hereford Association September 2020 • Vol. 69, No. 10Mission Statement The Texas Hereford Association will provide the leadership to unite, foster and protect the interest of the Hereford breed; and promote fairly the production and consumption of Hereford beef universally.

Texas Hereford Association OfficersTerri Barber, Channing, president

Larry Johnson, Abilene, president-electJimmy Atlas, Grandview, vice-president

Pete Case, Mertzon, vice-presidentE.C. Rosson, Milford, vice-president

Jack Chastain, Ft. Worth, secretary-treasurerCurtis Younts, Jr., Belton, past president

Executive Committee:Chad Breeding, Miami

Wade Perks, San AngeloJohn Scharbauer, Midland

James Strode, PaluxyCody Webb, Barnhart

DirectorsRyan Bullinger, HenriettaStephen Coates, Mertzon

Cliff Copeland, Nara Visa, NMLinda Cowden, MidlandMike Doyle, Wolfe City

Tom Echols, BreckenridgeJordan Glaze, Gilmer

Carl Herrmann, CaldwellPete Hudgins Sherman

Joe Dan Ledbetter, WheelerJessica McInnis, May

Bobby McKnight, Ft. DavisJohn Bill Oman, Avoca

Mary Joe Reynolds Montgomery, KentDavid Neal, San Angelo

Scott Nolan, GilmerJames Strode, Paluxy

James Uhl, San Angelo, TXL.C. Whitehead, Ft. McKavett

Jon Averhoff, HamiltonLuke Bradford, AndersonSwayze Brainard, PampaLee Haygood, Canadian

Jan Beth Klein Johnson, HenriettaHadley Mann, LubbockTravis Mason, Justin

Kurt Mathias, Mt. PleasantJon David Moore, Abilene

Van Owen, AbileneJackie Pullen, Rockwall

Steven Rader, Mt. VernonGary Schneider, Aquilla

Lee Terrell, ShermanWesley Theuret, KenedyRick Tisdale, KingslandTom Walker, StamfordCody Webb, Barnhart

Len Weinheimer, StonewallShannon Worrell, Mason

Si Beerwinkle, EarthChad Breeding, Miami

Gary Buchholz, WaxahachieJay Creamer, WaxahachieScanlon Daniels, DalhartJohn Dudley, ComancheCheryl Harris, Hamilton

Matt Harris, SaladoTracy Holbert, College Station

Robert Jackson, RangerKelly Jacobs, FloresvilleBill King, Moriarty, NM

Bryan Lank, MillsapBrady Mimms, LorenzoWade Perks, San Angelo

John Scharbauer, MidlandMonroe Schatte, Jr., Giddings

Lisa Schnitker, TurkeyDwight Sexton, Cost

Jon Weil, Irene

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Dear Texas Hereford Association & Texas Hereford Youth Foundation Scholarship Committee,

Thank you so much for honoring me with your scholarships this last two years with the Texas Hereford High Placing Junior, the Texas Here-ford Scholarship and the Texas Here-ford State Show Scholarship this last spring. Your faith and support of me was so humbling and I am very ex-cited to attend Texas A&M College of Architecture with your scholarship.

If I can ever be of help to your committee in any way, please let me know. My greatest hope after getting my degree from Texas A&M is to re-turn to my community and give back as they have given to me.

Thank you again so very much for this scholarship.

Audrey S. NolanGilmer, TX

AHA Annual Meeting NoticeThe 2020 American Hereford As-

sociation Annual Membership Meet-ing will take place at 9 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Loews Kansas City Con-vention Center in Kansas City, MO.

The event will feature four-edu-cational sessions covering leading in-dustry topics. Attendance to the edu-cational sessions and trade show is free for AHA members and guests.

Friday evening proceeding the ed-ucational seminars will be the Here-ford Honorees Reception to recognize Hereford Hall of Fame and Hall of Merit recipients as well as scholarship winners.

To make reservations at Loews Kansas City, 1515 Wyandotte St., Kan-sas City, MO 64108, please call 816-897-7070 and ask for the AHA $179 room rate. Group rate is valid from Oct. 21-26. A complete schedule of the Annual Meeting and Conference will be provided in the October Hereford word.

Details are subject to change pending COVID-19 restrictions. ★

Edward M. CumbieEdward M. Cumbie, life-long

Coke County ranchman and resident, passed away July 13, 2020 at age 97. Not surprisingly, he was gathering and hauling cattle just a few days be-fore his death.

Mr. Cumbie was born October 27, 1922 to Richard and Emma Cumbie. A proud graduate of Bronte High School and Texas A&M University, he served as a pilot in the Army Air Corps dur-ing World War II and flew various types of aircraft.

After his military service, he re-turned home and partnered with his father on the Cumbie ranch north of Bronte which was originally settled by his grandfather R.M. Cumbie in 1890.

While in his teens, he had started his own Hereford herd with money earned picking cotton.

Cumbie spent a lifetime expand-ing and improving their herd, and he would go on to serve as president of the Concho Hereford Association and as a director for the Texas Hereford

Texas Juniors Awarded Scholarships

Outstanding Hereford youth were awarded numerous scholarships dur-ing the 2020 VitaFerm® Junior Na-tional Hereford Expo in Kansas City, Mo. The Hereford Youth Foundation of America and the National Hereford Women awarded $25,000 alone at this year’s JNHE and will award a total of $200,000 in 2020 to deserving junior members to aid in their academic en-deavors.

Prospect Achievement awardProspect Award – Jarrett Worrell, Ma-son, Texas

The Prospect award recognizes individuals for their involvement in the Hereford industry, agricul-ture and their communities. Pros-pect awards go to students in fourth through eighth grades. Prospect win-ners are given a leather halter with a nameplate.

Walter and Joe Lewis High Point Senior AwardBryden Barber, Channing Texas

This scholarship honors an ex-ceptional for overall achievement in various facets of NJHA. Junior mem-bers are selected based on a point sys-tem for NJHA programs and activities weighted heavily on leadership, team-work, skills and competition. ★

Ecks Named Hereford Advisors of the Year

Sam and Rhonda Eck were hon-ored as the 2020 Advisors of the Year, July 14, during the 2020 VitaFerm Ju-nior National Hereford Expo (JNHE) in Kansas City, Mo.

They have advised the Junior Hereford Association of Oklahoma (JHAO) for more than a decade and have been involved in the JHAO for a number of years, always being the first to volunteer their time and help when needed.

Current JHAO president Parker Cantrell, Collinsville, OK, has been mentored by the Ecks and speaks highly of their influence on the as-

pictured (l to r): Advisors of the Year Sam and Rhonda Eck of Thomas, OK, and 2019 NJHA Chairman Taylor Belle Matheny.

sociation and its members. “They are the greatest examples of Hereford ambassadors and they are helping to preserve this wonderful way of life for future generations.” ★

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Stanley “Stan” Keller Horwood

Stanley “Stan” Keller Horwood, age 88, transitioned peacefully into his heavenly home on Saturday, Au-gust 8th, 2020. Shortly after his pass-ing, loved ones encircled him with prayer; a family tradition Stan has passed down and that will live on with future generations.

Stan was born in Gonzalez, Tex-as, on September 30th, 1931. His par-ents Reverend Stanley R. and Robena Keller Horwood adored him as he was the youngest of five children, includ-ing three sisters: Esther Dunagin, Ruth Dunagin, and Mary Dibrell, and brother Richard Keller Horwood. A be-loved son, Stan reminisced about his loving mother and father often and was grateful for the strong faith and hard work ethic they instilled in him.

A talented athlete, Stan attended Texas Lutheran University on a foot-ball scholarship and then transferred to Southwestern University where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts de-gree. He then went on to attend Per-kins Seminary at Southern Methodist University (SMU) where he met the love of his life, Elizabeth Hildebrand. After their first encounter flying kites, Stan and Elizabeth were inseparable and were united in marriage in 1955.

Stan and Elizabeth moved to Ster-ling City, Texas in 1956. After prayer-ful consideration, Stan elected to leave the pastorate and work for Eliz-abeth’s father H.L. “Hilde” Hildeb-rand. Learning the family’s ranching operation was no easy task, however, Stan was dedicated to being a good steward of the land and did so while raising children Lisa, Larry, Lenard, and Lonnie.

Stan shined in his dual roles of rancher and “dad” and became the manager of four Foster Hildebrand ranches in 1962. In 1979, Horwood Ranch Company was formed, and Stan served as both President and advisor for over 40 years while work-ing alongside his sons, two of which are stockholders in the family corpo-ration. Stan utilized techniques that maximized the potential of the land and in 1999 he was named Conser-vation Rancher of the Year. He was a long-time member and honorary director of the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association and was presented with the TCU Ranch Man-agement Partners Award in 2015.

A pillar of the Sterling City com-munity for over a half-century, Stan has given generously of his time and talents to many worthy causes. He has served as the Sterling City School Board President, Chairman of the Board at the First National Bank, sup-ported the FFA and 4-H club, and was an active member of the Lions Club. He also served as lay leader, Sunday School teacher, choir member, and Finance Committee Chairman at the First United Methodist Church.

Stan brought countless people to

Christ through his godly example and involvement with ministries includ-ing Walk to Emmaus, The Methodist Mission Home, and Gideons Interna-tional. In 2014, he honored the legacy of his late wife Elizabeth by estab-lishing a scholarship for theological students attending the Perkins School of Theology at SMU and Asbury Theological Seminary. For these ef-forts, he was presented with the Fran-cis Asbury Award which recognizes the support of higher education and campus ministries within the United Methodist Church.

While Stan’s life was filled with great achievements, his greatest trea-sure and joy was found spending time with the Lord and his family. “Papa and Nanny” never missed a sporting event and proudly adorned the but-tons of all their favorite players. Papa supported the education of all his children, grandchildren, and great-children, and encouraged everyone to pursue their passions. He was so giv-ing and yet never asked for anything in return. His humility, servant heart, integrity, and faith are a legacy that his loved ones will carry on.

Stan is survived by his children and their spouses: daughter Lisa and Art Spanjer, sons: Larry and Linda Horwood, Lenard and Debbie Hor-wood, Lonnie and Kody Horwood; grandchildren: Bill and Melissa Or-sak, Ellen and Bobby Shoemaker, Lau-ra and Derrick Bibb, Bailey and Lyle Horwood, Lane and Lathen Horwood, Valerie and Katlin Horwood, Carly and Sam Janca, Trisha and Reggie Halfmann, Tate Horwood, and Tristan Himes. Stan is also survived by his great-grandchildren Owen, Miles, and Grant Orsak, Braddock, Weston, and Stratton Bibb, Bobby, Annie, and Clayton Shoemaker, and Grayson and Keller Halfmann. Stan was also anx-iously awaiting the arrival of Baby Boy Janca and Baby Horwood who he will be watching over from heaven. The family would like to extend a special thanks to his loving caregiver Carmen Rios who lovingly cared for Stan over the last seven years. ★

Association. Additionally, he was in-strumental in founding the Junior Hereford Breeding Show at the San Angelo Stock Show.

In addition to ranching and buy-ing and shipping cattle, Cumbie was an area field representative for Texas Farm Bureau where for 31 years he was an ardent voice for agriculture at state and national levels. He helped establish a Farm Bureau citizenship summer camp for youth where values such as leadership, patriotism and re-sponsibility were taught – core beliefs he cherished and championed.

Supporting Ed in his many en-deavors was his wife and constant companion of 68 years, Jane Luby Cumbie. Together they raised a family of four daughters: Linda (Pat) Glad-den, Susan (Paul) Williams, Dawn Burwick and Shelley Cumbie. Also, he was survived by eight grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

Gifted with a servant’s heart, Cumbie was active with his home-town’s VFW, Lion’s Club, school board and First Baptist Church as well as being a six-decade volunteer with Round-Up for Rehab which benefits West Texas Rehabilitation Center. ★

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Stanley “Stan” Keller Horwood

Stanley “Stan” Keller Horwood, age 88, transitioned peacefully into his heavenly home on Saturday, Au-gust 8th, 2020. Shortly after his pass-ing, loved ones encircled him with prayer; a family tradition Stan has passed down and that will live on with future generations.

Stan was born in Gonzalez, Tex-as, on September 30th, 1931. His par-ents Reverend Stanley R. and Robena Keller Horwood adored him as he was the youngest of five children, includ-ing three sisters: Esther Dunagin, Ruth Dunagin, and Mary Dibrell, and brother Richard Keller Horwood. A be-loved son, Stan reminisced about his loving mother and father often and was grateful for the strong faith and hard work ethic they instilled in him.

A talented athlete, Stan attended Texas Lutheran University on a foot-ball scholarship and then transferred to Southwestern University where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts de-gree. He then went on to attend Per-kins Seminary at Southern Methodist University (SMU) where he met the love of his life, Elizabeth Hildebrand. After their first encounter flying kites, Stan and Elizabeth were inseparable and were united in marriage in 1955.

Stan and Elizabeth moved to Ster-ling City, Texas in 1956. After prayer-ful consideration, Stan elected to leave the pastorate and work for Eliz-abeth’s father H.L. “Hilde” Hildeb-rand. Learning the family’s ranching operation was no easy task, however, Stan was dedicated to being a good steward of the land and did so while raising children Lisa, Larry, Lenard, and Lonnie.

Stan shined in his dual roles of rancher and “dad” and became the manager of four Foster Hildebrand ranches in 1962. In 1979, Horwood Ranch Company was formed, and Stan served as both President and advisor for over 40 years while work-ing alongside his sons, two of which are stockholders in the family corpo-ration. Stan utilized techniques that maximized the potential of the land and in 1999 he was named Conser-vation Rancher of the Year. He was a long-time member and honorary director of the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association and was presented with the TCU Ranch Man-agement Partners Award in 2015.

A pillar of the Sterling City com-munity for over a half-century, Stan has given generously of his time and talents to many worthy causes. He has served as the Sterling City School Board President, Chairman of the Board at the First National Bank, sup-ported the FFA and 4-H club, and was an active member of the Lions Club. He also served as lay leader, Sunday School teacher, choir member, and Finance Committee Chairman at the First United Methodist Church.

Stan brought countless people to

Christ through his godly example and involvement with ministries includ-ing Walk to Emmaus, The Methodist Mission Home, and Gideons Interna-tional. In 2014, he honored the legacy of his late wife Elizabeth by estab-lishing a scholarship for theological students attending the Perkins School of Theology at SMU and Asbury Theological Seminary. For these ef-forts, he was presented with the Fran-cis Asbury Award which recognizes the support of higher education and campus ministries within the United Methodist Church.

While Stan’s life was filled with great achievements, his greatest trea-sure and joy was found spending time with the Lord and his family. “Papa and Nanny” never missed a sporting event and proudly adorned the but-tons of all their favorite players. Papa supported the education of all his children, grandchildren, and great-children, and encouraged everyone to pursue their passions. He was so giv-ing and yet never asked for anything in return. His humility, servant heart, integrity, and faith are a legacy that his loved ones will carry on.

Stan is survived by his children and their spouses: daughter Lisa and Art Spanjer, sons: Larry and Linda Horwood, Lenard and Debbie Hor-wood, Lonnie and Kody Horwood; grandchildren: Bill and Melissa Or-sak, Ellen and Bobby Shoemaker, Lau-ra and Derrick Bibb, Bailey and Lyle Horwood, Lane and Lathen Horwood, Valerie and Katlin Horwood, Carly and Sam Janca, Trisha and Reggie Halfmann, Tate Horwood, and Tristan Himes. Stan is also survived by his great-grandchildren Owen, Miles, and Grant Orsak, Braddock, Weston, and Stratton Bibb, Bobby, Annie, and Clayton Shoemaker, and Grayson and Keller Halfmann. Stan was also anx-iously awaiting the arrival of Baby Boy Janca and Baby Horwood who he will be watching over from heaven. The family would like to extend a special thanks to his loving caregiver Carmen Rios who lovingly cared for Stan over the last seven years. ★

Association. Additionally, he was in-strumental in founding the Junior Hereford Breeding Show at the San Angelo Stock Show.

In addition to ranching and buy-ing and shipping cattle, Cumbie was an area field representative for Texas Farm Bureau where for 31 years he was an ardent voice for agriculture at state and national levels. He helped establish a Farm Bureau citizenship summer camp for youth where values such as leadership, patriotism and re-sponsibility were taught – core beliefs he cherished and championed.

Supporting Ed in his many en-deavors was his wife and constant companion of 68 years, Jane Luby Cumbie. Together they raised a family of four daughters: Linda (Pat) Glad-den, Susan (Paul) Williams, Dawn Burwick and Shelley Cumbie. Also, he was survived by eight grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

Gifted with a servant’s heart, Cumbie was active with his home-town’s VFW, Lion’s Club, school board and First Baptist Church as well as being a six-decade volunteer with Round-Up for Rehab which benefits West Texas Rehabilitation Center. ★


Foundation FemalesSe� ingin the Mann Cattle Co. Fall Production SaleOctober 3, 2020 • 1:00 p.m. • Caldwell, TexasWatch for videos on Cattle in Motion by September 1

Jake Ray Weil5th Generation Cattleman “Making the Sort”

Weil Cattle Co. Est. 1957

J. Mac Weil • 254-495-3386 • [email protected]

Jon Weil • 225-324-0770 • P.O. Box 91 • Irene, TX 76650

September marks the end of another hot and dry Texas summer and brings hope for a successful fall sale sea-

son. This issue includes ads for many of our fall sales. These sales and the many private treaty cattle available and listed on our “Cattle for Sale” page are a tribute to the breeders and their cattle who have weathered the harsh summer heat to keep these genetics available for breeding stock. Please avail yourself to the opportunities to upgrade your breeding programs. Our Hereford breed offers many traits needed to be successful and profitable in these new and trying times. One constant through all of this is that our breed, Here-fords, has thrived and encouraged more people to look to our breed as their preference.

I applaud our members and breeders as we progress through all the distractions our business and country have and are enduring. Most everyone is staying the course and doing business as close to normal as possible.

I congratulate all of our Texas juniors for their participa-tion and winnings at JNHE. You make us proud. Read the results elsewhere in this issue.

THA will co-sponsor our tenth annual Fall Classic con-signment sale in partnership with the Buffalo Livestock Auc-tion. This year we will again have the Red Alliance group of Red Angus breeders to participate with both bulls and

females. We appreci-ate the interest and consignments from our members in this venture as well as the cooperation from the owners of Buf-falo Livestock. We hope to see many of you at this sale on October 21. A suc-cessful sale is a re-flection for everyone involved in the Texas Hereford industry.

Entries are now due for both the 52nd annual White-face replacement female sale and the Powerhouse Invita-tional sale. Hereford cattle will again be stalled in the Mon-crief building. We have expanded the ages of our pen bull show to be held on Saturday morning and will sell some of these bulls in our sale on Sunday. I thank you in advance for your early response to entry deadlines. ★

tailgateTALK By Jack Chastain, Editor

CED +6.3BW +0.3WW +69YW +102MILK +25REA +.61MRB +.25CHB +142

CED +6.4BW +4.2WW +65YW +114MILK +28REA +.59MRB –.01CHB +125

CED +11.4BW –0.5WW +46YW +68MILK +28REA +.34MRB +.12CHB +99

CED –0.9BW +4.6WW +59YW +93MILK +22REA +.80MRB +.27CHB +149

Flying S HerefordsPALUXY, TEXAS

James Strode [email protected] Strode 214.801.9669Located 1 hour southwest of Fort Worth

think Line One

think Flying S Herefords!

7th ANNUAL LINE ONE PRODUCTION SALETuesday, March 16, 2021 • At the Ranch, Paluxy, TexasOFFERING READY-FOR-SERVICE LINE ONE HEREFORD BULLS & ELITE LINE ONE FEMALES

Annual Frozen EventDecember 2020

Hosted by SmartAuctions

HH ADVANCE 6250D ETAHA 43688583 • 1/28/16

SIRE: HH Advance 3297A ET • MGS: HH Advance 7034T ET6250D is the heaviest adj. 365-day weight bull that Holden has produced todate. He has tremendous length, volume and overall capacity. He has hugegoggled eyes on both sides, is red to the ground and has great testicular de-velopment. His 1126Y Holden donor dam produced over $140,000 in progenysales in their 2016 sale and has had two flushes sell for over $20,000 each.

HH ADVANCE 5107C ETAHA 43579040 {CHB} • 1/13/15 • Owned with Holden Herefords

SIRE: CL 1 Domino 215Z • MGS: HH Advance 6163SHH Advance 5107C was the high selling bull in the 2016 Holden HerefordsSale, commanding $160,000. Now deceased, 5107C was built right from theground up and very conservatively marked. He sires calves that are big topped,square made, sound structured, big ribbed and phenotypically some of thebest cattle we have produced. He is a 12-star AHA Trait Leader.

HH ADVANCE 6006D ETAHA 43689157 • 12/28/15

SIRE: HH Advance 4105B ET • MGS: HH Advance 7034T ET6006D is a very well-marked herd bull that is soft made and big hipped with agreat disposition and a pedigree loaded with great females. He is a calvingease bull with a great phenotype. Dam is a top donor cow out of the great5139R donor.

HH ADVANCE 8120F ETAHA 43896810 • 1/13/18 • Owned with Holden HerefordsSIRE: HH Advance 6007D ET • MGS: HH Advance 8203U ET

Bone, substance and overall mass! 8120F is well marked, big testicled, supercorrect and out of a top donor with a freckle face and red on her teats. Mater-nal granddam is a donor for Cooper who produced the third high selling bullin their 2018 sale. Note the exceptional carcass EPDs and $CHB, ranking asthe No. 1 horned bull in the breed that was born in 2018 for REA, Marblingand $CHB combined. A true beef bull that will add value to all segments.

Semen on our extensive Line One herd sire battery is available. Call or visit us online: FlyingSHerefords.com

OUTSTANDING LINE ONE HERD SIRES AT FLYING S HEREFORDS

Atlas Farms

Jimmy and Claudia Atlas • 214-202-5178 • 817-456-46914920 Co. Rd. 401 • Grandview, TX [email protected] Farms

Selling BullsSelling Bullsat the THA Fall Classic • October 21 • Buffalo, TX

and atprivate treatyFor our valued customers who can’t attend the public auctions, we offer at the farm the same quality consigned to the major sales.

Our bulls are developed on

over-seeded grain stubble fi elds

and limited high fi ber feed.

Good uddered fancy females also for sale at the farm.

Atlas Farms

Jimmy and Claudia Atlas • 214-202-5178 • 817-456-46914920 Co. Rd. 401 • Grandview, TX [email protected] Farms

Selling BullsSelling Bullsat the THA Fall Classic • October 21 • Buffalo, TX

and atprivate treatyFor our valued customers who can’t attend the public auctions, we offer at the farm the same quality consigned to the major sales.

Our bulls are developed on

over-seeded grain stubble fi elds

and limited high fi ber feed.

Good uddered fancy females also for sale at the farm.

JIRL, BRENDA & BAILEY BUCK580.795.4865 mobile • Madill, OK [email protected] \ www.buckcattle.comMatt Scasta, 580.220.7288

DEVIN MORTONReserve Grand Champion Maine-Anjou Female, 2020 NJMAS

KINSEE LETTINGAThird Overall ChampionMaine-Anjou Female, 2020 NJMAS

BULLS FOR SALE PRIVATE TREATY AT ALL TIMES.

JJIILLLLIIAANN EEMMEERRSSOONNReserve Grand

Champion Polled Female, 2020 JNHE

CHANCEECLARKThird Overall & Champion PolledHereford, 2020OYE

KYNLEE DAILEY Champion Horned Hereford Female, 2020 OYE

KARLEY RAYFIELD Reserve Supreme Champion Female,

2020 Sandhills Stock Show

Buck Cattle TXHerf Sept 2020.qxp_Layout 1 8/24/20 10:39 AM Page 1

477 CHURCHILL HILDOMINO 823F • #43955112 • 09/13/2018Sire: Churchill Domino 477B (DLF,HYF,IEF,MSUDF]Dam: DC Ms 102 420 Hildalgo 605

BW WW YW Milk M&G REA MARB CHB+3.1 +58 +94 +32 +62 +0.54 -0.01 +$111

Selling at the

477 CHURCHILL ADVANCE 825 • #43955187 • 09/17/2018Sire: Churchill Domino 477B (DLF,HYF,IEF,MSUDF]Dam: DC Ms 420 Advance 502


OHT 477 CHURCHILLS YANKEE 840 • #43996472 • 10/14/2018Sire: Churchill Domino 477B (DLF,HYF,IEF,MSUDF]Dam: DC Ms 315 Yankee Dom 608


OHT 477 CHURCHILLS YANKEE 846 • #43996475 • 11/05/2018Sire: Churchill Domino 477B (DLF,HYF,IEF,MSUDF]Dam: DC Ms 315 Yankee Dom 618

BW WW YW Milk M&G REA MARB CHB+0.8 +49 +73 +29 +53 +0.49 +0.02 +$104

OHT 477 CHURCHILL ADVANCE 832 • #43996467 • 09/26/2018Sire: Churchill Domino 477B (DLF,HYF,IEF,MSUDF]Dam: DC Ms 420 Advance 604


O H Triangle Ranch pride ourselves on producing rugged, sturdy, sound cattle that will get the job done in any operation. Our cattle are accustomed to all vehicles and trailers, as well as being worked with via horse, on foot and with dogs. We are always striving to improve both our registered and commercial herds of horned Herefords in order to improve high quality beef production for us and you. Docile and easy fl eshing cattle is what we work towards and strive to deliver. Classic West Texas Herefords with modern genetics from our family owned and operated ranch founded in 1898.


Follow us on social media@ohtriangleranch

Ranch Manager: Ryan Akers 325-655-4486Email: [email protected]: ohtriangleranch.com36 W. Beauregard, Suite 616 • San Angelo, TX 76903

OHT 315 HARLAND DOM 834#43996468 • 10/01/2018Sire: DC 8108 Harland 315 (DLF,HYF,IEF]Dam: MCR Harlands Dominet 927 ET


OHT 782 SUSTAIN HARLAND 844#43974075 • 11/02/2018Sire: SR Sustain 782Z (DLF,HYF,IEF]Dam: DC Miss Harland 113


OHT 782Z SUSTAIN HARLAND 838#43996470 • 10/08/2018Sire: SR Sustain 782Z (DLF,HYF,IEF]Dam: DC Miss 8675 Harland 435


Offering 25 Commercial Hereford Yearling Heifers

South Texas Hereford Assn. Fall SaleOctober 31, 2020 • Beeville, Texas


IMR 204C CONFIDENCE 9113G P44020902

Sire: CMF 59Z CONFIDENCE 204C MGS: NJW 33TB 100W TRUST 167Y

BW 4.4; WW 63; YW 92; MM 23; M&G 54; FAT 0.053; REA 0.28; MARB 0.30

IMR 167Y FAITH 6120DP43690374

Sire: NJW 33TB 100W TRUST 167YMGS: LJR 023R WHITMORE 10W

BW -0.1; WW 48; YW 78; MM 20; M&G 44; FAT 0.033; REA 0.41; MARB 0.46

CONTACT:

Lee and Jacqui Haygood923 Hillside Ave., Canadian, TX 79014806-323-2906 [email protected]

IMR 2185 DOMINO 9035G 44020946

Sire: H5 9131 DOMINO 2185 MGS: CL 1 DOMINO 225Z 1ET


IMR 710E DOMINO 9036G 44020819

Sire: CL 1 DOMINO 710E 1ET MGS: IMR 408 HARLAND 9038W ET


IMR 2185 DOMINO 9042G 44020955

Sire: H5 9131 DOMINO 2185 MGS: HH ADVANCE 2037Z ET


IMR 710E DOMINO 9032G 44020960

Sire: CL 1 DOMINO 710E 1ET MGS: HH ADVANCE 2037Z ET


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Selling:• 60 18-month old Hereford bulls, horned and polled• Several Outstanding Herd Bull Prospects.• Bulls are range raised and in perfect condition to work in any commercial environment.

Sale Feature:• 19 fall calving cows with most calved by sale day. Look for their video’s on our website.• 10 spring calving bred heifers• Awesome set of females with great pedigrees and phenotype that could improve any herd!

IndIan Mound Ranch IndIan Mound Ranch annualannual PRoductIon SalePRoductIon Sale

October 12, 2020 at the Ranch

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:Blaine Weiterman • 903.360.1743 (Cell) [email protected]

BULLS ★ HEREFORD ★ ANGUS ★ BRAHMAN ★ CHAROLAIS

Also Selling10 AQHA Finished

Ranch Geldings

FALL REPLACEMENT SALESATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 – 12 P.M. (NOON)

EAST TEXAS LIVESTOCK, CROCKETT, TX

REPLACEMENT FEMALES F-1 BRAFORD PUREBRED BRAHMAN PUREBRED HEREFORD

BRANGUS BALDY

We’ll have Live Internet Sale Broadcast from Cattle in Motion. You’ll have live audio and real time bidding from the comfort of your home.

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www.herefordamerica.com • 19HEREFORD AMERICA • September 2020

Open heifers, bred heifers, spring heifer Open heifers, bred heifers, spring heifer calf pair splits, young donors, embryos, semen calf pair splits, young donors, embryos, semen

and pick of the fall 2020 calves.and pick of the fall 2020 calves. Sat., October 3, 2020Sat., October 3, 2020

5 p.m. MST ~ at the ranch Bruneau, Idaho

C BAR ONE 1326 BAILEE 0226 ETC BAR ONE 1326 BAILEE 0226 ET 44123044 • 2/19/20 — We have been excited about these matings and it sure did not disappoint. Recently Bailee has been our most constant producer of show ring winners and some of the elite young females in the breed. Lots 6, 7 and 8 sired by Roll the Dice have that elite show female look. Lot 6 is polled while lots 7 and 8 are horned so it will be exciting to split these up.

C BLUEPRINT LADY 0097 ETC BLUEPRINT LADY 0097 ET 44122925 • 1/7/20 — We feel this is an extreme blend of genetics with precision and power. These females get the balance and look from the sire Blue Print and the donor dam 4297 provides the power. She is a massive built heavy constructed female that provides the horsepower. When mated to a sire that is so well made and correct this is the result. We feel this lot 15 female is so correct and well‐made that she will be hard to get around. The lot 16 female has a bit more of a broody cow look and has more pigment.

Lot 73A Lot 73A

C 6018 X651 LASS 0067 ETC 6018 X651 LASS 0067 ET 44122896 • 1/6/20 — Here is one of the most intriguing females we have ever offered. These kind are so hard to make because she bridges the gap between cattle that have phenotype and a genetic profile that cattlemen are in constant search for. We would like to talk phenotype here initially because we feel that is first and foremost. This is a huge bodied broody looking female that will likely be the heaviest weaning female of our entire 2020 crop. She is a standout and has as much true breeding value as any female we have sold. Now study the numbers and imagine the possibilities when mated to the hottest sires of the future. You can’t find holes in this one.

CCC PLAYBOOK PAULA 0117CCC PLAYBOOK PAULA 0117 19778465 • 1/15/20 — This year we are offering some Angus open heifers and spring pairs. This is a well‐made heifer calf with lots of balance and great structure. She blends in so nice through her rib cage and has a great look from the side. We feel this one has huge potential especially when you consider who her parents are.

C CLASSY DIANA 0033 ETC CLASSY DIANA 0033 ET 44122865 • 1/3/20 — We begin the offering of the 2020 edition fall female sale with a trio of females that have all been standouts since birth. As with any flush these sisters are not all exactly alike and we have wavered back and forth as to which is the best but they will all be very competitive. Up until last season embryo conception has been a little light on the donor dam after her great career as a show heifer and now she is producing great ones in volume. Lot 2 is polled and lot 3 and 4 are horned so it will be intriguing to get these split up at the large National shows. These are exactly what we were hoping for from this mating.

43987463 • 1/17/19 — Genesis has proven to be one of the most popular yearling bulls in the history of the breed. He is ideal in his phenotype combined with a tremendous EPD profile. His striking color pattern and being homozygous polled will add to the value of his offspring. A limited number of semen packages have soldto date and only 10 packages will be sold for the fall breeding season.Owned with Express Ranches, Barber Ranch, King Herefords and Dry Creek Farms.

43889959 • 1/12/18 — Belle Heir is proving to be one of the greatest breeding bulls we have ever used. He combines calving ease with extra growth and body length in his progeny. A limited number of semen packages have been sold thus far and we have heard great comments on his offspring from across the country.His ability to transmit extra pigment is another bonus. Dams average progeny record is IMF ratio of 116 and Ribeye ratio of 102. He is enrolled in the NRSP and we feel confident that his popularity will continue to grow.Owned with Knox Brothers, San Angelo, TX

Selling ½ interest in our young donor cows on the ranch.Special attraction at our fall sale — Your opportunity to pick.Special attraction at our fall sale — Your opportunity to pick.

C BLACK HAWK LASS 8013C BLACK HAWK LASS 8013

LOEWEN GENESIS G16 ETLOEWEN GENESIS G16 ET

HERD SIRE - Semen & Service Sells!HERD SIRE - Semen & Service Sells! HERD SIRE - Semen & Progeny Sells!HERD SIRE - Semen & Progeny Sells!


C CJC BELLE HEIR ETC CJC BELLE HEIR ET EXR LADY DOMINO 8247 ETEXR LADY DOMINO 8247 ET

C BAR1 BAILEE DOUBLE MILES 9313 ETC BAR1 BAILEE DOUBLE MILES 9313 ET

Lot 16Lot 16 Lot 7Lot 7Lot 11Lot 11Lot 4Lot 4

43968871 • 9/19/18 — AI bred 04/01/2020 to Loewen Genesis G16 ET due 01/09/2021, checked safe. Don’t ever pass up a chance to own a daughter of 4038 and this one is tremendous. Lots of body depth, long spined, huge hindquarter. A real broody look but still maintains a feminine look. Among the leaders in the breed for growth, maternal and $CHB. We were able to obtain her from Express after they purchased some embryos and with her carrying a heifer calf by Genesis we sure hate to part with her. Without question one of the top donor prospects we have offered with a great disposition.

44077429 • 8/23/19 — Trio of Bailee Fall aged females here that are all horned. These females may very well be the best in the entire offering. Lots 22 and 23 are full sisters to 8105. She was the high selling female in our 2018 sale at $99,000 and went on to be named champion polled female in Fort Worth 2020. Lot 22 is a massive made powerful female who has a lot of the same qualities as her sister. Lot 23 is perhaps the show heifer of the two with a long feminine neck and head and great look from the side.

LOT 39LOT 39

LOT 23LOT 23

31058 Colyer Road • Bruneau, ID 83604 208/845-2313 (home) 208/845-2314 (fax)208/599-0340 (Guy Cell) 208/250-3924 (Kyle Cell)[email protected] • [email protected]

View videos and catalog at www.hereford.com

Sale will be broadcast on

www.herefordamerica.com • 19HEREFORD AMERICA • September 2020

Open heifers, bred heifers, spring heifer Open heifers, bred heifers, spring heifer calf pair splits, young donors, embryos, semen calf pair splits, young donors, embryos, semen

and pick of the fall 2020 calves.and pick of the fall 2020 calves. Sat., October 3, 2020Sat., October 3, 2020

5 p.m. MST ~ at the ranch Bruneau, Idaho

C BAR ONE 1326 BAILEE 0226 ETC BAR ONE 1326 BAILEE 0226 ET 44123044 • 2/19/20 — We have been excited about these matings and it sure did not disappoint. Recently Bailee has been our most constant producer of show ring winners and some of the elite young females in the breed. Lots 6, 7 and 8 sired by Roll the Dice have that elite show female look. Lot 6 is polled while lots 7 and 8 are horned so it will be exciting to split these up.

C BLUEPRINT LADY 0097 ETC BLUEPRINT LADY 0097 ET 44122925 • 1/7/20 — We feel this is an extreme blend of genetics with precision and power. These females get the balance and look from the sire Blue Print and the donor dam 4297 provides the power. She is a massive built heavy constructed female that provides the horsepower. When mated to a sire that is so well made and correct this is the result. We feel this lot 15 female is so correct and well‐made that she will be hard to get around. The lot 16 female has a bit more of a broody cow look and has more pigment.

Lot 73A Lot 73A

C 6018 X651 LASS 0067 ETC 6018 X651 LASS 0067 ET 44122896 • 1/6/20 — Here is one of the most intriguing females we have ever offered. These kind are so hard to make because she bridges the gap between cattle that have phenotype and a genetic profile that cattlemen are in constant search for. We would like to talk phenotype here initially because we feel that is first and foremost. This is a huge bodied broody looking female that will likely be the heaviest weaning female of our entire 2020 crop. She is a standout and has as much true breeding value as any female we have sold. Now study the numbers and imagine the possibilities when mated to the hottest sires of the future. You can’t find holes in this one.

CCC PLAYBOOK PAULA 0117CCC PLAYBOOK PAULA 0117 19778465 • 1/15/20 — This year we are offering some Angus open heifers and spring pairs. This is a well‐made heifer calf with lots of balance and great structure. She blends in so nice through her rib cage and has a great look from the side. We feel this one has huge potential especially when you consider who her parents are.

C CLASSY DIANA 0033 ETC CLASSY DIANA 0033 ET 44122865 • 1/3/20 — We begin the offering of the 2020 edition fall female sale with a trio of females that have all been standouts since birth. As with any flush these sisters are not all exactly alike and we have wavered back and forth as to which is the best but they will all be very competitive. Up until last season embryo conception has been a little light on the donor dam after her great career as a show heifer and now she is producing great ones in volume. Lot 2 is polled and lot 3 and 4 are horned so it will be intriguing to get these split up at the large National shows. These are exactly what we were hoping for from this mating.

43987463 • 1/17/19 — Genesis has proven to be one of the most popular yearling bulls in the history of the breed. He is ideal in his phenotype combined with a tremendous EPD profile. His striking color pattern and being homozygous polled will add to the value of his offspring. A limited number of semen packages have soldto date and only 10 packages will be sold for the fall breeding season.Owned with Express Ranches, Barber Ranch, King Herefords and Dry Creek Farms.

43889959 • 1/12/18 — Belle Heir is proving to be one of the greatest breeding bulls we have ever used. He combines calving ease with extra growth and body length in his progeny. A limited number of semen packages have been sold thus far and we have heard great comments on his offspring from across the country.His ability to transmit extra pigment is another bonus. Dams average progeny record is IMF ratio of 116 and Ribeye ratio of 102. He is enrolled in the NRSP and we feel confident that his popularity will continue to grow.Owned with Knox Brothers, San Angelo, TX

Selling ½ interest in our young donor cows on the ranch.Special attraction at our fall sale — Your opportunity to pick.Special attraction at our fall sale — Your opportunity to pick.


LOEWEN GENESIS G16 ETLOEWEN GENESIS G16 ET

HERD SIRE - Semen & Service Sells!HERD SIRE - Semen & Service Sells! HERD SIRE - Semen & Progeny Sells!HERD SIRE - Semen & Progeny Sells!


C CJC BELLE HEIR ETC CJC BELLE HEIR ET EXR LADY DOMINO 8247 ETEXR LADY DOMINO 8247 ET

C BAR1 BAILEE DOUBLE MILES 9313 ETC BAR1 BAILEE DOUBLE MILES 9313 ET

Lot 16Lot 16 Lot 7Lot 7Lot 11Lot 11Lot 4Lot 4

43968871 • 9/19/18 — AI bred 04/01/2020 to Loewen Genesis G16 ET due 01/09/2021, checked safe. Don’t ever pass up a chance to own a daughter of 4038 and this one is tremendous. Lots of body depth, long spined, huge hindquarter. A real broody look but still maintains a feminine look. Among the leaders in the breed for growth, maternal and $CHB. We were able to obtain her from Express after they purchased some embryos and with her carrying a heifer calf by Genesis we sure hate to part with her. Without question one of the top donor prospects we have offered with a great disposition.

44077429 • 8/23/19 — Trio of Bailee Fall aged females here that are all horned. These females may very well be the best in the entire offering. Lots 22 and 23 are full sisters to 8105. She was the high selling female in our 2018 sale at $99,000 and went on to be named champion polled female in Fort Worth 2020. Lot 22 is a massive made powerful female who has a lot of the same qualities as her sister. Lot 23 is perhaps the show heifer of the two with a long feminine neck and head and great look from the side.

LOT 39LOT 39

LOT 23LOT 23

31058 Colyer Road • Bruneau, ID 83604 208/845-2313 (home) 208/845-2314 (fax)208/599-0340 (Guy Cell) 208/250-3924 (Kyle Cell)[email protected] • [email protected]

View videos and catalog at www.hereford.com

Sale will be broadcast on


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 20201 P.M. AT THE RANCH IN MANHATTAN, MONTANA

SELLING 29 HEIFER CALVES, 58 BREDS, 6 SPRING CALVING L1 COWS, 11 FALL CALVERS, 9 EMBRYO PACKAGES, 15 SEMEN PACKAGES, A 7098 HEIFER PREGNANCY AND 25% INTEREST IN RED BARON!

DALE & NANCY VENHUIZEN • DALE’S CELL: 406-580-6421 • HOME: 406-284-6421 • [email protected]

FIND US ON FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAMW W W . C H U R C H I L L C AT T L E . C O M

ROCK x ACE 1161YBRED TO MAJESTIC 903G

NIGHTCAP x LADYSPORT FALL OPEN — VERY UNIQUE!

955W x SENSATION DONORBRED TO BANKROLL419 836O 9411


Lunch at 11:30am • Sale at 12:30pm(Online bidding accepted at www.SuperiorLivestock.com)

3rd Annual Case Ranch Production SaleMonday, October 5, 2020

Located at 7350 FM 915, Eldorado, TX 76936 ## Latitude: 31.0373 Longitude: 100.7316P.O. Box 240 Mertzon, TX 76941

We are also consigning cattle to the South Texas Hereford Associationsale in Beeville, TX on October 31, 2020 & February 6, 2021.

www.caseranch.comAuctioneer: Leo Casas, III - (361) 362-5863

Pete and Angela Case Cell: (325) 650-6209 [email protected] and Tiffany Loyd Cell: (325) 642-5818 [email protected]


Nothing New to Ranchers Riding, Supporting WT Rehab Center

Celebrity spokesman and Western performerRed Steagall

Bar-G Feedyard

By Dee Lackey

Fall 2020 ScheduleSept. 15: Abilene Auction 1:00 pmSept. 17: Producers Auction, San Angelo 11:00 amOct. 7: Coleman Livestock Auction 11:00 amOct. 17: Stephenville Cattle Co. 12 noon

“Partners”Providing Underwriting


Round-Up for Rehab – a 61-year-old fundrais-er benefiting patients at West Texas Rehabilitation Center – was born out of necessity at the tail end of the 1950’s drought.

Conda and Edna Wylie’s donation of a pen of calves to help fund the first therapeutic pool at West Texas Rehab spurred neighboring ranchers to join in – and the simple, yet powerful gesture of “neighbor-helping-neighbor” has provided a sturdy foundation for giving since 1960.

During the succeeding decades ranchers, farmers and agri-business leaders have donated livestock, crops, cash – even baked goods – to fund this important drive.

Just like today’s uncertain times, previous years have been tough, posing unique challeng-es – economic downturns, fluctuating markets, terrorism and in addition to persistent drought, pandemic diseases and just plain hard times.

Yet always believing in the mission of West Texas Rehab Center – “to serve those with dis-abilities to the fullest extent possible, regardless of their financial circumstance” – the agriculture community has always dug deep in their pockets and persevered.

Heading up this year’s drive is celebrity spokesman and popular Western entertainer Red Steagall. He is being ably assisted by Randy Car-son, Ikie Taylor and John Ekdahl in the Big Coun-try and Bob Helmers and Jody Frey in the Concho Valley area.

Donors and supporters are invited to join Red and other volunteers at the Abilene sale, Tues., September 15 and at the San Angelo sale on Thurs., September 17. Activities will take place at the Abilene Livestock Auction and Producers Livestock Auction, respectively, keeping health regulations in mind.

Area sales also are slated in Coleman on Oct. 7 and Stephenville on Oct. 17th.

Another duo exhibiting their own determina-tion and toughness is seven-year-old West Texas Rehab patient Charles and his mom Heather who sought out Rehab services three years ago.

At the time, young Charles, who had been diagnosed with cerebral palsy disorder, couldn’t walk more than three or four steps without falling and could not talk or communicate, according to Heather.

However, caring donors, top-notch equip-ment/facilities and knowledgeable pediatric ther-apists like Ashley helped make a life-changing difference in this eager, young child’s life.

After receiving physical and occupational therapy, plus speech and orthotics, the soon-to-be first grader now keeps up with mom when she’s grocery shopping, enjoys “Paw Patrol” with younger brother Trent and is learning sign lan-guage and alternative ways to communicate.

“I just don’t know what we would have done without this place (the Rehab Center) and without their people,” Heather said with obvious gratitude.

And this active little fellow is just one of hun-dreds of patients – young and old – helped daily at West Texas Rehabilitation Center campuses in Abilene, San Angelo and Ozona.

Presenting sponsor for this fall’s Round-Up campaign is Ekdahl-Nelson Real Estate of Abilene and Stamford. Also lending their corporate sup-port are B-4 Farms, Bar G Feedyard, Group IV Electric Cooperatives, Laredo Petroleum, Lone Star Beef and ProPetro.

“Blessed by our long-time association with the ag community, we’re also grateful to our staff, board and supporters who’re working hard together to help West Texas Rehab faithfully nav-igate our way forward,” said Steve Martin, presi-dent and chief executive officer.

Anyone needing assistance to donate may contact Ben Bowlin in Abilene at 432-816-9048, Leslie Mackie in San Angelo at 325-223-6443 or any area volunteer chairmen. Also, state health guidelines will have to be considered and ob-served.

Join the Rehab Center, Red Steagall and West Central Texas ranchers in helping Rehab help oth-ers by giving them a hand up. Together -- we can make a positive difference in many lives.

Tough TimesNothing New to Ranchers Riding, Supporting WT Rehab Center

By Dee Lackey

HEREFORD CONSIGNORS INCLUDE:

For more information contact:Jack Chastain Texas Hereford Assn. • 817-831-3161 • Cell 817-821-3544

Ty deCordova • Buffalo Livestock • 903-390-6183Kyle Gilchrist • Red Alliance • 641-919-1077

Fall Classic Sale12:00 noon • Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Buffalo Livestock Marketing, Inc. • Buffalo, Texas

Texas HerefordTexas Hereford andand Red AllianceRed Alliance

Atlas Farms, Grandview, TX

Buck Cattle Co., Madill, OK

Chastain Cattle Co., Mineral Wells, TX

Justin Dauer, Panhandle, TX

Steve Decker, Gilmer, TX

GKB Cattle, Waxahachie, TX

John Matthews, Granbury, TX

Nolan Herefords, Gilmer, TX

50 Serviceable Age Hereford Bulls

20 Serviceable Age Red Angus Bulls

15 Hereford Females

5 Commercial Cross Bred Females

10 Registered Red Angus Females

SellingPrairie Rose Cattle Co., Waxahachie, TX

Rafter J Cattle Co., Abilene, TX

Ricketson Herefords, Dalhart, TX

E.C. Rosson, Milford, TX

R. Schlegel & Sons, Olney, TX

Jim Skinner, Elkhart, TX

Spearhead Ranch, Copperas Cove, TX

Whitaker Flying 5 Farms, Hart, TX

OléT here are few things in this world that I love more than

Mexican food. It’s cheesy, it’s spicy, it goes great with margaritas, and at Pablo’s Mexican Kitchen in Rich-

mond, Texas, it’s made with Certified Hereford Beef.When I arrived for lunch on a recent Wednesday, the

restaurant was jumping. Lively music was playing, the dining room and bar area were almost full, and the hosts were having an impromptu dance competition in the entryway.

The restaurant is split into three sections making it a very versatile place. There’s a large bar with plenty of cocktail seat-ing and televisions for sports, the main dining area is comfort-able and family friendly, and there’s an intimate private party room for groups that need a bit more space.

My server Vanessa was all smiles and very helpful in nav-igating the menu which offered everything you would expect from a Mexican restaurant and many things that you might not. In fact, almost half the dishes were seafood based and al-though I was tempted, I remained focused on the heartier fare.

Vanessa strongly recommended that I try the fajitas made with Certified Hereford skirt steak sourced from a ranch just west of the Houston area in Brenham, Texas. When I asked why Pablo’s had chosen to feature Certified Hereford beef she told me that the owners always tried to use high quality, local ingredients and that the local Hereford beef was the best that they had found.

After a short wait, the fajitas arrived, and they looked in-credible. While the thin slices of steak, caramelized onion, and bell pepper sizzled away on a smoking hot platter, my at-tention was drawn to the impressive display of accoutrements. I’m no stranger to the usual side plate of cheddar, pico de gal-lo, sour cream, and lime, but this arrangement was something special. There were no tiny plastic cups of cheese and brown guacamole here. No, this was an overflowing cornucopia of freshness.

The seasoning on the beef was just the right balance of

by Asher Karnes

Locally Produced Certifi ed Hereford Beef

Pablo’s Mexican Kitchen


salt, pepper, garlic, and citrus and although the meat had been chargrilled to well-done, it was still extreme-ly juicy and melted in my mouth. Combined with all the fresh garnishes and wrapped in a steaming, house-made flour tortilla, this was one of the best fajitas I had ever eaten.

As expected, my entree came with a side of rice and beans. Unfortunately, the rice was disappointing. The flavors were flat and there were large, unwelcome chunks of carrot mixed in. It wasn’t inedible, but it re-ally wasn’t good. The beans, on the other hand, were a standout. Slowly cooked with tomato, jalapeno, onion, and smokey shredded pork, the resulting stew perfect-ly accented the fajitas but could have been enjoyed just as well on its own.

Many of you might be wondering how Pablo’s is handling the Covid-19 thing. First, they have designat-ed four parking spots right in the front of the restau-rant for pick-up orders. This offers great convenience if you’re not feeling comfortable dining inside the restau-rant. The menu is posted on their website (https://pablosmexkitchen.com/menus/) and you can either order online or phone it in. Then just pull up to one of the four spots, call to let them know you’ve arrived, and they run your order right out to you. You can even get a to-go margarita to wash it all down with! ★

The fajitas – thin slices of steak, caramelized onion, and bell pepper sizzled away on a smoking hot platter,

Pablo’s Mexican Kitchen9711 S Mason Rd.Richmond, TX 77407

Sun 9AM - 9PM Mon - Thurs 11AM - 9PMFri 11AM - 11PM Sat 9AM - 11PM All Major Credit Cards Accepted

CoxRanch

Flush sister to the foundation Breeze cowfamily at GKB. Daughters sell.

A high selling female owned with Barber Ranch. Her genetics sell.

We are excited to present our inaugural sale offeringof spring-born Hereford show & donor prospects

along with an elite offering of frozen genetics.Sires represented include:

BR Belle Air 6011 • CRR About Time 743BR Hutton 4030 ET • NJW 73S 980 Hutton 109Z

EXR Air Express 8135 • BR CSF Copper ET

Spring-Born HeiferS &frozen geneticS SaleCoxRanch

Wednesday, October 7th

Closes horse race style at 6 p.m. CDT. Register to bid at smartauctions.co

hosted by

BR Baize F042Reserve Grand Champion

Horned Female, Junior NationalHereford Expo 2019.

Her genetics sell.

Heifers are available for viewing at your convenienceat the ranch near Mount Pleasant, Texas.

Please plan to join us for anOPEN HOUSE GATHERING

Saturday, October 3rd

Ryon Cox(903) 285-5902

BR Amber 6089Grand Champion Polled Female,Denver 2018.A maternal sister sells.


showRESULTS

2020 JNHE Showmanship Contest Rylee Barber, Channing, TX, was chosen as champion senior showman, July 12, at the VitaFerm Junior National Hereford Expo (JNHE) in Kansas City, Mo. Reserve champion honors were awarded to Mason Allan, Schulenburg, TX. After narrowing the field from more than 125 entries, the top 10 seniors competed in the finals, including a fitting contest. The other finalists were: third place – Bryden Barber, Channing; fourth place – Kassidy Bremer, Fullerton, NE; fifth place – Lauren McMillan, Tiskilwa, IL; sixth place – Lauren May, Mineral Point, WI; seventh place – Payton Farmer, Brownstown, IN; eighth place – Logan Stumpf, Columbia, IL; ninth place – Ben Jensen, Courtland, KS; 10th place – Blakelee Hayes, Ada, OK In the intermediate division, Evan Sims, Edmond, OK, was named the champion showman and Clayton Hayes, Ada, was reserve. Claiming the junior division champion title was Beau Ann Graves, Chillicothe, Mo., and reserve

2020 JNHE Bred & Owned Bull ShowKansas City, MOJuly 13, 2020Judge: Drew Perez,Canyon, TX69 shown Kendall Boatman, Rockford, IL, exhibited the grand champion bred-

Top 10 peewee showmen, in order from left to right: Jarrett Shane Worrell, Mason, TX; Blayklee Stelzer, Oologah, OK; Claire Collins, Chattanooga, OK; Maddox McCollum, Bellevue, TX; W. Zeb Murphree, Hamilton, TX; Josie Beltz, Canton, KS; Cora Belle Chapman, Seneca, IL; Levi Womack, Pembrook, KY; Gunner Gohr, Madras, OR; and Landry Allan, Schulenburg, TX.

Top 10 senior showmen, in order from left to right: Rylee Barber, Channing, TX; Mason Allan, Schulenburg, TX; Bryden Barber, Channing, TX; Kassidy Bremer, Fullerton, NE; Lauren McMillan, Tiskilwa, IL; Lauren May, Mineral Point, WI; Payton Farmer, Brownstown, IN; Logan Stumpf, Columbia, IL; Ben Jensen, Courtland, KS; and Blakelee Hayes, Ada, OK.

champion was Kendall Boatman, Rockford, IL. Jarrett Shane Worrell, Mason, TX, was selected champion peewee showman and Blayklee Stelzer, Oologah, OK, was reserve champion peewee. Todd Herman, Lima, Ohio, and his daughter, Kasey Heindel, Columbus Junction, Iowa, judged the senior and intermediate showmanship competitions. Mark and Kirbie Sims, Owens Cross Roads, Ala., evaluated the junior and peewee shows.

Additional TX results:Peewee4th Place - Maddox McCollum, Bellevue, TX5th Place - W. Zeb Murphree, Hamilton, TX10th Place - Landry Allan, Schulenburg

and-owned bull and Sage Krebs, Gordon, NE., showed the reserve grand champion, July 13, at the 21st annual VitaFerm Junior National Hereford Expo in Kansas City, Mo. Drew Perez, Canyon, TX, sorted 69 bulls to name the champions. Boatman’s bull, 2TK PERKS 5101 Chuma 8184 ET, won grand and Division V champion.

The reserve champion bull, K Gatsby 922 ET, was first named Division IV champion.

Division IChampion: 2TK Perks 5101 The Cure 0015ET; bred by Kade Boatman, Rockford, IL; owned by Kade Boatman, Rockford, IL., and Perks Ranch, Rockford, IL.

GRAND OVERALL B&O BULLDIVISION V CHAMPION BULL

2TK PERKS 5101 CHUMA 8184 ETKendall Boatman, Rockford, IL

showRESULTS

2020 JNHE CombinedBred & Owned Female ShowKansas City, MOJuly 13, 2020B&O Heifer Judge: Kyle Conley, Sulphur, OK;Jeremy Haag, Smithville, MO245 Shown Rylee, Bryden and Aidyn Barber, Channing, TX, and their heifer, BR Halsey 9099, rose to the top of the bred-and-owned female show during the 2020 VitaFerm Junior National Hereford Expo (JNHE) in Kansas City, Mo., July 13. Carly Kolterman, Garland, NE, with Kolt Rustic Wine 5546 ET, claimed the reserve grand champion title. Barber claimed grand champion honors and topped Division IV with an April 1, 2019, daughter of BR Belle Air 6011. Kolterman won reserve grand champion and reserve champion of Division IV with an April 28, 2019, daughter of K Rustic 711 ET.

Division IChampion: WORR Y79D Mistletoe 785H; bred and owned by Jarrett Worrell, Mason, TX. Reserve champion: Deatsman Vision of a Kiss; bred and owned by Landon Deatsman, Leesburg, IN.

Division IIChampion: WORR 2296 Geisha Kyra 501G ET; bred and owned by Jarrett Worrell.

RESERVE GRAND OVERALL B&O BULLDIVISION IV CHAMPION BULL

K GATSBY 922 ETSage Krebs, Gordon, NE

Reserve champion: SG KME 2296 Henderson H1 ET; bred and owned by KayAnn Eck, Putnam, OK.

Division IIChampion: BR Seagram Seven 9181; bred and owned by Bryden Barber, Channing, TX. Reserve champion: GB BP CB Novel Concept 1H; bred by Maddox Gunn, Greenfield IN; owned by Cody Beck, Bainbridge, IN; Beck-Powell Polled Herefords, Bainbridge; Wyatt Gunn, Greenfield, and Maddox Gunn.

Division IIIChampion: BR Joe Burreaux 9152; bred by Rylee Barber, Channing, TX; owned by Rylee, Bryden and Aidyn Barber, Channing, TX. Reserve champion: CMR Childs Lawman G530 ET; bred and owned by Sarah Childs, Ripley, Miss.

Division IVChampion: K Gatsby 922 ET; bred and owned by Sage Krebs, Gordon, NE. Reserve champion: BACC 540 Osborne 902 ET; bred and owned by Mason Allan, Schulenburg, TX.

Division VChampion: 2TK PERKS 5101 Chuma 8184 ET; bred by Kendall Boatman, Rockford, IL; owned by Walter McGuffee, Mendenhall, Miss.; Perks Ranch, Rockford; Stephens Hereford Farms, Taylorville, IL; and Kendall Boatman. Reserve champion: BK BH Fast Ball F102 ET; bred by Blakelee Hayes, Ada, OK; owned by Blakelee Hayes and Buck Cattle Company, Madill, OK.

Reserve champion: BACC 612 Hadley 965 ET; bred and owned by Mason Allan, Schulenburg, TX.

Division IIIChampion: KOLT Perfect DI 3 ET; bred and owned by Carly Kolterman, Garland, NE. Reserve champion: MAV Blessed Savannah 956G ET; bred and owned by Payton Vogel, Hartley, IA.

Division IVChampion: BR Halsey 9099; bred by Rylee Barber, Channing, TX; owned by Rylee, Bryden and Aidyn Barber, Channing.Reserve champion: KOLT Rustic Wine 5546 ET; bred and owned by Carly Kolterman, Garland, NE.

GRAND CHAMPION B&O FEMALEDIVISION IV CHAMPION

BR HALSEY 9099Rylee, Bryden and Aidyn Barber, Channing, TX

Division VChampion: 2TK MKS 2296 24B Bella 4G ET; bred and owned by Kendall Boatman, Rockford, IL.Reserve champion: TJ VH Etta 902 ET; bred and owned by Burk Van Horn, Morgantown, IN.

Division VIChampion: WORR Borrowed Lace 408F ET; bred and owned by Jarrett Worrell.Reserve champion: BR Kate F082 ET; bred and owned by Aidyn Barber.

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION B&O FEMALEDIVISION IV RESERVE CHAMPION

KOLT RUSTIC WINE 5546 ETCarly Kolterman, Garland, NE


showRESULTS

2020 JNHE CombinedBred & Owned Female ShowKansas City, MOJuly 13, 2020B&O Heifer Judge: Kyle Conley, Sulphur, OK;Jeremy Haag, Smithville, MO245 Shown Rylee, Bryden and Aidyn Barber, Channing, TX, and their heifer, BR Halsey 9099, rose to the top of the bred-and-owned female show during the 2020 VitaFerm Junior National Hereford Expo (JNHE) in Kansas City, Mo., July 13. Carly Kolterman, Garland, NE, with Kolt Rustic Wine 5546 ET, claimed the reserve grand champion title. Barber claimed grand champion honors and topped Division IV with an April 1, 2019, daughter of BR Belle Air 6011. Kolterman won reserve grand champion and reserve champion of Division IV with an April 28, 2019, daughter of K Rustic 711 ET.

Division IChampion: WORR Y79D Mistletoe 785H; bred and owned by Jarrett Worrell, Mason, TX. Reserve champion: Deatsman Vision of a Kiss; bred and owned by Landon Deatsman, Leesburg, IN.

Division IIChampion: WORR 2296 Geisha Kyra 501G ET; bred and owned by Jarrett Worrell.

RESERVE GRAND OVERALL B&O BULLDIVISION IV CHAMPION BULL

K GATSBY 922 ETSage Krebs, Gordon, NE

Reserve champion: SG KME 2296 Henderson H1 ET; bred and owned by KayAnn Eck, Putnam, OK.

Division IIChampion: BR Seagram Seven 9181; bred and owned by Bryden Barber, Channing, TX. Reserve champion: GB BP CB Novel Concept 1H; bred by Maddox Gunn, Greenfield IN; owned by Cody Beck, Bainbridge, IN; Beck-Powell Polled Herefords, Bainbridge; Wyatt Gunn, Greenfield, and Maddox Gunn.

Division IIIChampion: BR Joe Burreaux 9152; bred by Rylee Barber, Channing, TX; owned by Rylee, Bryden and Aidyn Barber, Channing, TX. Reserve champion: CMR Childs Lawman G530 ET; bred and owned by Sarah Childs, Ripley, Miss.

Division IVChampion: K Gatsby 922 ET; bred and owned by Sage Krebs, Gordon, NE. Reserve champion: BACC 540 Osborne 902 ET; bred and owned by Mason Allan, Schulenburg, TX.

Division VChampion: 2TK PERKS 5101 Chuma 8184 ET; bred by Kendall Boatman, Rockford, IL; owned by Walter McGuffee, Mendenhall, Miss.; Perks Ranch, Rockford; Stephens Hereford Farms, Taylorville, IL; and Kendall Boatman. Reserve champion: BK BH Fast Ball F102 ET; bred by Blakelee Hayes, Ada, OK; owned by Blakelee Hayes and Buck Cattle Company, Madill, OK.

Reserve champion: BACC 612 Hadley 965 ET; bred and owned by Mason Allan, Schulenburg, TX.

Division IIIChampion: KOLT Perfect DI 3 ET; bred and owned by Carly Kolterman, Garland, NE. Reserve champion: MAV Blessed Savannah 956G ET; bred and owned by Payton Vogel, Hartley, IA.

Division IVChampion: BR Halsey 9099; bred by Rylee Barber, Channing, TX; owned by Rylee, Bryden and Aidyn Barber, Channing.Reserve champion: KOLT Rustic Wine 5546 ET; bred and owned by Carly Kolterman, Garland, NE.

GRAND CHAMPION B&O FEMALEDIVISION IV CHAMPION

BR HALSEY 9099Rylee, Bryden and Aidyn Barber, Channing, TX

Division VChampion: 2TK MKS 2296 24B Bella 4G ET; bred and owned by Kendall Boatman, Rockford, IL.Reserve champion: TJ VH Etta 902 ET; bred and owned by Burk Van Horn, Morgantown, IN.

Division VIChampion: WORR Borrowed Lace 408F ET; bred and owned by Jarrett Worrell.Reserve champion: BR Kate F082 ET; bred and owned by Aidyn Barber.

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION B&O FEMALEDIVISION IV RESERVE CHAMPION

KOLT RUSTIC WINE 5546 ETCarly Kolterman, Garland, NE


showRESULTS

2020 JNHE Cow-Calf ShowKansas City, MOJuly 14, 2020Judge: Kyle Conley, Sulphur, OK; Jeremy Haag, Smithville, MO26 pair shown Fallon and Gunnar Gohr, Madras, OR, won the grand champion cow-calf pair in the cow-calf show at the 21st annual VitaFerm Junior National Hereford Expo in Kansas City, MO, on July 14. The Gohr family won grand champion cow-calf pair with KJ B002 Misty Cat F2 ET, a January 2018 cow sired by CRR 719 Catapult 109 with a calf at side, and bred by Brady Jensen, Courtland, Kan.The reserve grand champion cow-calf pair was exhibited by Sara Harfst, Jacksonville, OR. Her cow, WRB Last Dance 418, is a January 2018 daughter of MH 122L

2020 JNHE Steer ShowKansas City, MOJuly 14, 2020Judge: Drew Perez, Canyon, TX62 shown Aidyn Barber, Channing, TX, showed the grand champion steer and Chesney Effling, Highmore, SD, exhibited the reserve grand champion steer, July 14, at the 2020 VitaFerm® Junior National Hereford Expo (JNHE) in Kansas City, Mo. Barber’s grand champion steer, RGR ML Mar2 40G, weighed in at 1,226 pounds for a WDA of 2.7. He was sired by SULL TCC Mr Roy Who 5973C ET and bred by Riley Rhodes, Carlinville, IL.Effling’s reserve grand champion steer and champion bred-and-

2020 JNHE Owned Heifer ShowJuly 15, 2020Kansas City, MOJudge: Dr. Dan Shike, Sadorus, Il; Kyle Colyer, Bruneau, ID208 Hereford Heifers Shown472 Polled Hereford Heifers Shown

Lauren May, Mineral Point, WI., won the horned owned female show

GRAND CHAMPION COW-CALFCHAMPION STANDARD COW-CALF

KJ B002MISTY CAT F2 ETFallon and Gunnar Gohr, Madras, OK

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION COW-CALFRESERVE CHAMPION STANDARD COW-CALF

WRB LAST DANCE 418 • Sara Harfst, Jacksonville, OR

T- Bone 1363 ET with a calf at side, and bred by Mariah Behrends, San Jose, IL.

owned steer, CHEZ Russel 9668G ET, weighed in at 1,349 pounds for a WDA of 2.7 and was sired by K Rustic 711 ET. Reserve champion bred-and-owned steer went to Cally Miller with MG Hank 5115 13G. Her steer weighed in at 1,175 pounds for a WDA of 2.3 and was sired by PLCC 3001 Domino 5115C.

Aidyn Barber, Channing, Texas, showed the grand champion steer, RGR ML Mar2 40G.

Chesney Effl ing, Highmore, S.D., exhibited the reserve grand champion steer and champion bred-and-owned steer, CHEZ Russel 9668G ET.

with Purple Iris 145G ET and Vada and Hans Vickland, Longmont, CO, and their heifer, H KFL Pixie 9372 ET, won the polled owned female show at the 2020 VitaFerm Junior National Hereford Expo, July 15, in Kansas City, Mo. The reserve grand champion polled owned heifer banner went to Jillian Emerson, Prairie Grove, Ark., with BK Golden Hour 9057G. Vada and Hans Vickland, Longmont, CO, with H BL Miss Spice 923 ET, took home reserve grand champion honors in the horned owned heifer show. Vickland’s grand champion polled heifer, H KFL Pixie 9372 ET, was first named Division VIII champion. Emerson’s reserve grand champion polled owned female was also Division II champion. Topping the horned owned heifer show was May’s Division II champion, Purple Iris 145G ET.

showRESULTS

Cantrell Named Hereford Junior Herdsman of the Year Parker Cantrell (center), Collinsville, OK, was honored as the 2020 Hereford Junior Herdsman of the Year on July 15 during the 2020 VitaFerm Junior National Hereford Expo (JNHE) in Kansas City, Mo. He was awarded a $2,500 scholarship sponsored by the Hereford Youth Foundation of America (HYFA) and Sullivan Supply. Presenting the award (l to r) are: 2020 NJHA Chairman Montana Lawrence and National Hereford Queen Melanie Fishel.

Vickland’s reserve grand champion horned owned female, H BL Miss Spice 923 ET, was first named Division IV champion.

Texas Hereford division resultsDivision I Reserve champion: Rylee, Aidyn and Bryden Barber, Channing, Texas, with BR Holly G025 ET, sired by CRR 109 On Point 559 ET, and bred by Bryden Barber.

Division V Champion: Jarrett Shane Worrell, Mason, Texas, with WORR Borrowed Lace 408F ET, sired by TFR KU Roll The Dice 1326. Reserve champion: Callie Harris, Canton, Texas, with BACC 540 Chandon 853 ET, sired by T/R BPF AmericanClassic 561CET, and bred by Mason Allan, Schulenburg, Texas.

Lauren May, Mineral Point, WI, won the horned owned female show with Purple Iris 145G ET.

Vada and Hans Vickland, Longmont, CO., with H BL Miss Spice 923 ET, took home reserve grand champion honors in the horned owned heifer show.

Vada and Hans Vickland, Longmont, CO, and their heifer, H KFL Pixie 9372 ET, won the owned polled female show.

The reserve grand champion owned polled heifer banner went to Jill Emerson, Prairie Grove, Ark., with BK Golden Hour 9057G.

Texas Polled division results Division IChampion: Mason Allan, Schulenburg, Texas, with BACC 612 Hadley 965 ET, sired by KJ BJ 58Z Contender D56 ET.

Division IV Champion: Bryden, Aidyn and Rylee Barber, Channing, Texas, with BR Halsey 9099, sired by BR Belle Air 6011, and bred by Rylee Barber.

Reserve champion: Mason Allan, Schulenburg, Texas, with SULL Cashin Harley 9313G ET, sired by DKF RO Cash Flow 0245 ET, and bred by Rylee Barber, Channing, Texas.

Division IX Reserve champion: Aidyn Barber, Channing, Texas, with BR Kate F082 ET, sired by BR Copper 124Y. Parker Cantrell (center), Collinsville, OK, was

honored as the 2020 Hereford Junior Herdsman of the Year


showRESULTS

Cantrell Named Hereford Junior Herdsman of the Year Parker Cantrell (center), Collinsville, OK, was honored as the 2020 Hereford Junior Herdsman of the Year on July 15 during the 2020 VitaFerm Junior National Hereford Expo (JNHE) in Kansas City, Mo. He was awarded a $2,500 scholarship sponsored by the Hereford Youth Foundation of America (HYFA) and Sullivan Supply. Presenting the award (l to r) are: 2020 NJHA Chairman Montana Lawrence and National Hereford Queen Melanie Fishel.

Vickland’s reserve grand champion horned owned female, H BL Miss Spice 923 ET, was first named Division IV champion.

Texas Hereford division resultsDivision I Reserve champion: Rylee, Aidyn and Bryden Barber, Channing, Texas, with BR Holly G025 ET, sired by CRR 109 On Point 559 ET, and bred by Bryden Barber.

Division V Champion: Jarrett Shane Worrell, Mason, Texas, with WORR Borrowed Lace 408F ET, sired by TFR KU Roll The Dice 1326. Reserve champion: Callie Harris, Canton, Texas, with BACC 540 Chandon 853 ET, sired by T/R BPF AmericanClassic 561CET, and bred by Mason Allan, Schulenburg, Texas.

Lauren May, Mineral Point, WI, won the horned owned female show with Purple Iris 145G ET.

Vada and Hans Vickland, Longmont, CO., with H BL Miss Spice 923 ET, took home reserve grand champion honors in the horned owned heifer show.

Vada and Hans Vickland, Longmont, CO, and their heifer, H KFL Pixie 9372 ET, won the owned polled female show.

The reserve grand champion owned polled heifer banner went to Jill Emerson, Prairie Grove, Ark., with BK Golden Hour 9057G.

Texas Polled division results Division IChampion: Mason Allan, Schulenburg, Texas, with BACC 612 Hadley 965 ET, sired by KJ BJ 58Z Contender D56 ET.

Division IV Champion: Bryden, Aidyn and Rylee Barber, Channing, Texas, with BR Halsey 9099, sired by BR Belle Air 6011, and bred by Rylee Barber.

Reserve champion: Mason Allan, Schulenburg, Texas, with SULL Cashin Harley 9313G ET, sired by DKF RO Cash Flow 0245 ET, and bred by Rylee Barber, Channing, Texas.

Division IX Reserve champion: Aidyn Barber, Channing, Texas, with BR Kate F082 ET, sired by BR Copper 124Y. Parker Cantrell (center), Collinsville, OK, was

honored as the 2020 Hereford Junior Herdsman of the Year


showRESULTS

Hereford Juniors Compete in Virtual National Contests More that 750 youth and their families from 37 states and Canada competed in virtual skill-based contests including illustrated speaking, sales, interviewing and photography. These contests allow the Hereford Youth Foundation of America (HYFA) and the National Junior Hereford Association (NJHA) to carry out their joint mission of leadership and education.Texas winners included:

Illustrated SpeechPeewee participant:Jarrett Shane Worrell, Mason, Texas Junior:1: Claire Ellis, Woodson, TexasIntermediate:2: Cade Harris, Salado, Texas

Hereford Juniors Compete in Special Contests In addition to exhibitions, Hereford youth competed in numerous special contests during the 2020 VitaFerm Junior National Hereford Expo in Kansas City. These contests awarded young people both individually and as groups for their dedication to Hereford cattle and to honor their successes throughout the JNHE. Bryden and Aidyn Barber, Channing, TX, were named the junior premier exhibitor. Jarrett Shane Worrell, Mason, TX, was named the junior premier breeder. Adult premier breeder honors went to Purple Reign Cattle Co., Toulon, IL. Winning the GKB Super States contest were the states of Colorado and Texas. Split into small states (less than 25 head of cattle shown at the JNHE) and large states (more than 25 head), members earn points for their state from placings in the showring and in other contests throughout the JNHE. Colorado won the small states division and Texas won the large states category. The GKB Super States contest is sponsored by GKB Cattle, Waxahachie, Texas. Receiving the Golden Pitchfork award for stall maintenance and cleanliness were the youth exhibitors from the state of Oregon. The champion produce-of-dam group was exhibited by Jacob Sims, Edmond, OK, with Kynsleigh Krebs, Gordon, NE, exhibiting the reserve grand champion. The champion pair was sired by MCKY Destiny 6458 ET and the reserve pair was sired by SULL TCC Harley 4069B ET.

Texas won the large states division of the GKB Super States contest.

Aidyn and Bryden Barber, Channing, Texas, were named the junior premier exhibitor.

Jarrett Shane Worrell, Mason, Texas, was named the junior premier breeder.

Second place peewee, individual sales – Jarrett Worrell, Mason, TX

First place junior, individual sales – Cade Harris, Salado, TX

Outstanding National Junior Here-ford Association (NJHA) member from Texas, Madeline Braman.

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Individual SalesPeewee:2: Jarrett Worrell, Mason, TexasJunior:1: Cade Harris, Salado, Texas

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P.O. Drawer 29, Schulenburg, TX 78956979.561.8846 • 979.561.8867 fax

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Powerful Horned and Polled bulls ready for heavy service. Several ET full brothers sell.

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Angus x Braford F1’s (dams are sired by Rocking W Hereford Bulls) right

from the heart of the Kaechele Ranch.Heifers are due to start calving the

end of November and are bred to low birth weight Angus bulls.

DOB: 04/08/2019 I Reg# P44154210 Sire: UPS SENSATION 2296 ET I Dam: JBR QUEEN 1013

CED +3.6, BW +3.6, WW +57, YW +79, Milk +23,SC +12.9, CW +61, REA +0.42, Marb +0.02, CHB +$89

OAKS SENSATION 9066ET

DOB: 08/26/2019 I Reg# P44128013 Sire: R LEADER 6964 I Dam: KLD RW 0031 MINDY D108 CED +3.1, BW +3.1, WW +59, YW +96, Milk +24, SC +0.9, CW +71, REA +0.45, Marb +0.05, CHB +$110

RW KLD MALCOHM 6964 9048 ET

DOB: 10/20/2018 I Reg# P44158776 Sire: CRR 109 ON POINT 559 ET I Dam: JWR BIG 6096 TRINDY 201X ET CED +2.2, BW +3.3, WW +54, YW +94, Milk +27, SC +11.8, CW +58, REA +0.27, Marb -0.03, CHB +$97

RW ON TARGET 559 8056 ET

To request a sale book call or text the owners or sale manager.Sale Manager

OCTOBER 9, 2020OCTOBER 9, 2020At the Rockin’ W Sale Facility

Schulenburg, TXGPS address: 2501 Hwy 77N, Schulenburg, TX 78956

Friday • 12 Noon CST

Dustin N. Layton (405) 464-2455 [email protected]

www.laytonauction.comAndee Marston (785) 250-4449

R ckin’ W Ranch BULL SALE

FEMALE SALEwith special guest Hidden Oaks Ranch and the Kaechele Ranch

BULL SALEBULL SALEFEMALE SALEFEMALE SALEA N D C O M M E R C I A L

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Maynard and Sandi Warnken Kevin Warnken, managerKevin cell 979.743.0619

P.O. Drawer 29, Schulenburg, TX 78956979.561.8846 • 979.561.8867 fax

5050

Powerful Horned and Polled bulls ready for heavy service. Several ET full brothers sell.

8080

Angus x Braford F1’s (dams are sired by Rocking W Hereford Bulls) right

from the heart of the Kaechele Ranch.Heifers are due to start calving the

end of November and are bred to low birth weight Angus bulls.

DOB: 04/08/2019 I Reg# P44154210 Sire: UPS SENSATION 2296 ET I Dam: JBR QUEEN 1013

CED +3.6, BW +3.6, WW +57, YW +79, Milk +23,SC +12.9, CW +61, REA +0.42, Marb +0.02, CHB +$89

OAKS SENSATION 9066ET

DOB: 08/26/2019 I Reg# P44128013 Sire: R LEADER 6964 I Dam: KLD RW 0031 MINDY D108 CED +3.1, BW +3.1, WW +59, YW +96, Milk +24, SC +0.9, CW +71, REA +0.45, Marb +0.05, CHB +$110

RW KLD MALCOHM 6964 9048 ET

DOB: 10/20/2018 I Reg# P44158776 Sire: CRR 109 ON POINT 559 ET I Dam: JWR BIG 6096 TRINDY 201X ET CED +2.2, BW +3.3, WW +54, YW +94, Milk +27, SC +11.8, CW +58, REA +0.27, Marb -0.03, CHB +$97

RW ON TARGET 559 8056 ET

To request a sale book call or text the owners or sale manager.Sale Manager

OCTOBER 9, 2020OCTOBER 9, 2020At the Rockin’ W Sale Facility

Schulenburg, TXGPS address: 2501 Hwy 77N, Schulenburg, TX 78956

Friday • 12 Noon CST

Dustin N. Layton (405) 464-2455 [email protected]

www.laytonauction.comAndee Marston (785) 250-4449

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FEMALE SALEwith special guest Hidden Oaks Ranch and the Kaechele Ranch

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FOR SALEHerefords

2, each 15 month-old bulls, 4 yearling heifers and 2 second calf cows.Contact: Dave Atkins

Forestburg, TX [email protected]

6 two-year old Line One bulls for sale.Contact: Bar J Bar Hereford Ranch

El Paso, TX 79932Jim Darnell [email protected] Darnell [email protected]@aol.com

Hereford Bulls for sale in East Texas. 45 breeding age bulls, tested, hot and ready to work! Mostly horned, but a few good polled bulls as well.Contact: Jim G. Bell Farms

Pollok, TX 75969936-867-5126

Bulls for sale.Contact: 3-B Herefords

J.H. BlankinshipParis, TX 75460903-784-2677

13 Head of Spring 2019 registered Hereford bulls; weaned Hereford bull & heifer calves for sale this fall.Contact: B&H Herefords

Pinon & Artesia, NMJim Bob Burnett - [email protected] Harvey, Jr. - [email protected]

8 Registered horned bulls, one to 2 years old for sale. LH Calgary and Line One bloodlines. U Bar Hereford Ranch near Lockhart, TX.Contact: Thomas Cardwell

Manor, TX 78653512-689-5297

20 hd. Open, Reg. Hereford heifers. All one ranch, northern origin. Pasture mates from birth. Vaccination history from birth. Veterinarian certifi cate of health. Avg. 700 lbs. DOBs: Feb. -Apr. 2019. 100% horned genetics. Dehorned w/paste as newborns. No nubs, stubs, or scurs. Ear tattooed and ear tagged to match. Length-Depth-Bone. Synchronized 2/20/20. $1,500 hd. Take all. FOB Corsicana, TXContact: Kevin Castelli

903-851-19442, 2-year-old bulls; 12 spring yearling bulls; 10 weaned heifer calves and 20 bred cows for sale.Contact: Jack Chastain

Chastain Cattle Co.Mineral Wells, TX 76067817-821-3544

10, 18-month-old Horned Hereford bulls for sale.Contact: Larry Collins

Collins Cattle Co.Hughes Spring, TX 75656903-736-3599

1, 4-year-old; 1, 2-year-old and 36 weaning to yearling age bulls for sale.Contact: Mike Doyle

Wolfe City, TX 75496www.doyleherefordranch.com214-240-4538

2 Horned L1 Registered Yearling Bulls for Sale. Stout young bulls, 13-15 months old. Top Genetics. Grandsons of 5107, the top selling bull of 2016 from Holden Herefords. Females available anytime.Contact: Dr. Bob Faseler

Faseler FarmsBranchville, TX409-749-9277

3 April and May born polled heifers from BR About Time, replacement or show prospects with great looks and numbers.Contact: Tom Foster

Foster/Meeks HerefordsWhitesboro, TX 7627303-814-4083

11 Head of quality yearling bulls which have thus far been on mothers' milk and grass. Reasonably priced so you may buy and develop as you wish. We will start them on test next month and will raise prices accordingly. Sons of Validated B413, Gerber Anodyne 001 and one excellent Horned son of Mandate. Older sons of Anodyne just off Safe Grow Test, too.Contact: Paul Funk

Spearhead RanchCopperas Cove, TX [email protected]

Hereford bulls, horned and polled, 22 to 28 months of age as of January 2018. Sired by WCC Great Divide, Perks Easy Money, Full Throttle, ECR Chosen One and NJW 73s w18 Hometown 10Y, $2500 and up.Contact: Grubbs Cattle

Dublin, TX 76446Ryan Grubbs 817-366-6376Bill Grubbs 817-366-1426

Consistent quality bulls available from proven P606, Logic, Online, Garrett bloodlines: 24- 2 yr. olds ready to go; 25- 14-17 month old long yearlings; 28- 8-11month old development bulls.Contact: Dale Hester

Rockin 4H RanchCanton, TX 75103903-340-5006

7 yearling bulls for sale.Contact: Pete Johnson

Sunny Hill RanchLufkin, TX 75904936-465-1672 (cell)

15 registered horned Hereford bulls for sale 12-23 months old.Contact: Cindy Pope Leaverton

Fairview Hereford FarmHenrietta, Texas 76365940-867-7197

5 registered Hereford bulls for sale. Two Horned and three polled. Stout young bulls, 13 to 15 months old. Developed in large traps with limited supplementation. Also offering a select group of winter heifer calves for sale. Some are junior show prospects. They all should develop into productive cows. From a herd that has produced many successful show heifers in the past. All bulls and females are top national blood lines.Contact: Sam Massey

Massey Hereford RanchStephenville, TX [email protected]

3 two-year old Reg. Hereford cows, 2 with April calves at side by Hereford bull. All bred back to a Black Hereford bull.Contact: John Matthews

Sevensix RanchesGranbury, TX 76048817-999-1552

2 - 2-yr. old horned Hereford bulls and 3 - 18-month-old polled Hereford bulls for sale.Contact: Mimms Herefords

Lorenzo, TX 79343806-781-3400 – Brady806-778-6677 – Ryan806-778-6996 – Rhett

For Sale - 25 - 2 yr. old Bulls; 30 - Open Weaned Heifers. Straight horned, mostly line one pedigrees.Contact: Vernie Doehring

417-733-3444Shiloh Doehring – 936-827-5158Steven Noack – 979-218-0065Noack HerefordsRockdale, TX [email protected]

Yearling and Two year old horned and polled Hereford Bulls, cows, pairs, show/replacement heifers for sale. Can help with delivery.Contact: Mike Nolles

Nolles Cattle Co.Bassett, NE [email protected]

Horned Hereford bulls for sale – ready for service.Contact: Luella Pirtle

Mark P RanchSunset, TX 76270940-872-1826Dr. Floyd Pirtle – 806-744-1300Lubbock, TX 79415Clyde Johnson, Mgr. - 940-366-9444

Horned and polled bulls for sale, ages 10 months to 2 years. In Northeast Texas, Mt. Vernon, TX.Contact: Steven Rader

Rader HerefordsMt. Vernon, TX 75457903-439-4418

10 polled Hereford bulls; 10 Angus 14-16 month old. Fertility tested. 10 horned & polled Hereford cows . Bred to Hudgins Brahman bulls for fall calves. 10, 10-13 month old open polled Hereford heifers for sale.Contact: Joseph Skrivanek

Caldwell, TX 77836979-567-3131979-567-3857979-242-4698

Semen for sale - NJW 98S Ribeye 88X (7 Straws); HH Advance 8050 U (8 Straws); and CL 1 Domino 9126J (10 Straws).Contact: Lee Terrell

Sherman, TX 75092903-815-1299

7 Horned Hereford Bulls, 22-26 months old and tested ready to go.Contact: Wesley Theuret

Kenedy, TX [email protected]

20 Registered Hereford bulls, 12 to 18 months old and several Fall born show heifer prospects out of Bar SLHF 028 240.Contact: Rick Tisdale

TT Hereford RanchLlano, TX 78643325-423-2509

25 Hereford cows w/Angus cross calves at side. Cows open. Bred Angus cross heifers. Bred to low birth weight Angus bulls to begin calving in October. Haskell County.Contact: Cole Turner

Rochester, TX 79544940-256-2729

15, 16-18 month old Hereford bulls for sale.Contact: Steve Whitaker

Flying 5 HerefordsHart, TX 79043806-774-7598

Registered Polled Bulls and Heifers. Central and East Texas. Proven bloodlines. Pictures & videos available at www.whiteheadherefords.comContact: Wendee Whitehead

Whitehead HerefordsMcDade & Rusk, TX512-970-1595E-mail: [email protected]

Horned Hereford bulls for sale. Sensation and Hometown breeding.Contact: Sheldon Wilson

West Star HerefordsKenton, OK 73946580-651-6000 (cell)575-451-7469 (res.)

5 yearling bulls: 2 horned, by UPS Sensation 2296 ET, great numbers and stout made. 3 polled, 2 by Churchill Kickstart 501C ET, stout; 1 by Next Level Dark Red and ring eyed. 6 competitive fall born heifer prospects. Call for pictures.Contact: Gary Woody

Woody Polled HerefordsMcKinney, TX [email protected]

Active Members running A MINIMUM 1" classifi ed AD EVERY MONTH

can list cattle for sale FREE on this pagenon-member rate: $50

EAST

NOLAN HEREFORDSScott, Alise, Ilissa, Bethany & Audrey1950 Skylark Rd. • Gilmer, TX 75645

[email protected] www.nolanherefords.com

Res.: 903-797-6131 • Cell: 903-738-5636

SKRIVANEK RANCHESJoey & Susan Skrivanek, owners

407 W. Mustang • Caldwell, TX 77836Joey res. (979) 567-3857 • cell (979) 224-4698

offi ce: (979) 567-3131 • e-mail: [email protected]

Raising cattle in Texas since 1855

9 miles E. of Caldwell on Hwy 21, or 15 miles W. of Bryan-College Station on Hwy 21

Jackie Pullen Est. 1985

972-571-5906 CELL • 972-722-5081 RES460 Pullen Road • Rockwall, TX 75032

Noack Herefords“Quality Registered Herefords”

BULLS FOR SALEOffice: 512-446-6200 • noackherefords.com

Harry & Cheryl Grett512-303-5714

P. O. Box 969Elgin, Texas [email protected]

Larry Woodson • 214-491-7017Bonham, Texas

ranch located 10 miles south of Bonhamand 1 mile south of Gober

HerrmannCattle Co.

Herefords Since 1938

Clay Herrmann Carl Herrmann Braford Div. • 979/567-9604 Hereford Div. • 979/567-9465

P.O. Box 864 • Caldwell, TX 77836 • 979/567-4204

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“Genetics of today’s leading per for mance families.”

DOYLE HEREFORD RANCHP.O. Box 82 • Wolfe City, TX 75496

mobile: 214/240-4538www.doyleherefordranch.com

email: [email protected]

IRONLake Ranch

Registered HerefordsAthens, Texas

www.ironlakeranch.com

Dimitri Mataragas 214-649-0071 David Caraway 903-802-3373

Robbie Schacher 817-219-0102

Bulls & Replacement Heifers Available at All TimesDale & Donna Hester903-848-9250cell: 903-340-5006

4800 VZCR 2120 • Canton, TX 75103

MathiasRegistered Herefords & Paint Horses

Kurt • Brenda192 CR 4040 • Mt. Pleasant, TX 75455903-573-1791 • [email protected]

Gary & Kathy Buchholzwww.gkbcattle.com

e-mail: [email protected]’s Cell: 214-537-1285 • Kathy’s Cell: 214-537-1306P.O. Box 2807, Waxahachie, TX 75168

TRIPLE L RANCHBOBBY & JARED LIDE

714 FM 1366 • MEXIA, TX 76667BOBBY (CELL) 254.625.3800JARED (CELL) 254.625.3806

www.triplelblackherefords.com

RADERHEREFORDS

Susan, Mike, Steven, SaraRanch 903.537.7600Steven cell 903.439.4418 3117 US Hwy 67 [email protected] Mt Vernon, TX 75457

Sunny Hill RanchPete Johnson

Registered Polled HerefordsHwy. 94 West • 5 Miles

Cell: (936) 465-1672e-mail: [email protected]

Offi ce: 844 Ben Dunn Rd. • Lufkin, TX 75904

Collins Cattle Co.Bulls & Heifers For SaleLarry Collins, owner903-736-3599316 CrestviewHughes Springs, TX

Sam & Barbara DomineyKen Cook, Mgr.936-291-00083312B SH 19NHuntsville, TX 77340

BULLSFOR SALE

Registered Polled Hereford Bulls, Heifers, CowsWendee Whitehead 512-970-1595 or Anne 512-970-3588

www.WhiteheadHerefords.com(Central) McDade, TX (East) Rusk, TX

McKenney FarmsRegistered Line One Herefords

Terrell, Texas

“Doc” and Nancy McKenneyMobile 214-384-5465 • Ranch 972-524-0088

Email: [email protected]

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THREE D RANCHPAUL DAVIS

777 Paul Davis LaneROCKWALL, TEX AS 75032

972/771-3396 (RANCH)972/771-5653 (OFC.)

MIKE HAWKINS, MGR.972/348-7049 (CELL)

FaselerFarmsRobert Y. Faseler, D.O.409-749-9277

L1 HerefordsJust Fair

Cattle TradingBranchville, TX

KJB Herefords/WB Club LambsJamie, Kevin, William and BG Baker

[email protected]

6370 State Highway 22 • Hillsboro, TX 76645

AHA Golden Breeder Award • Est. 1929LEE HEREFORD RANCH

Ira F. Lee 6467 Seawillow Rd. • Lockhart, TX 78644

512/398-3032e-mail: [email protected]

Registered Herefords For Sale

ROCKIN’ W HEREFORDS Maynard Warnken • 979-561-8846 Kevin Warnken • 979-743-0619 e-mail: [email protected]

Fax 979-561-8867 • Drawer 29 • Schulenburg, TX 78956

Dave & Becky Allan979-562-2700Dave 979-561-7115Becky 512-750-8367Drew Schmidt 443-386-5882

825 Jahn Lane ■ Schulenburg, Texas 78956 www.thegenesource.com

J. Mac [email protected] Weil225-324-0770P.O. Box 91 • Irene, TX 76650Est. 1957


EAST

NOLAN HEREFORDSScott, Alise, Ilissa, Bethany & Audrey1950 Skylark Rd. • Gilmer, TX 75645

[email protected] www.nolanherefords.com

Res.: 903-797-6131 • Cell: 903-738-5636

SKRIVANEK RANCHESJoey & Susan Skrivanek, owners

407 W. Mustang • Caldwell, TX 77836Joey res. (979) 567-3857 • cell (979) 224-4698

offi ce: (979) 567-3131 • e-mail: [email protected]

Raising cattle in Texas since 1855

9 miles E. of Caldwell on Hwy 21, or 15 miles W. of Bryan-College Station on Hwy 21

Jackie Pullen Est. 1985

972-571-5906 CELL • 972-722-5081 RES460 Pullen Road • Rockwall, TX 75032

Noack Herefords“Quality Registered Herefords”

BULLS FOR SALEOffice: 512-446-6200 • noackherefords.com

Harry & Cheryl Grett512-303-5714

P. O. Box 969Elgin, Texas [email protected]

Larry Woodson • 214-491-7017Bonham, Texas

ranch located 10 miles south of Bonhamand 1 mile south of Gober

HerrmannCattle Co.

Herefords Since 1938

Clay Herrmann Carl Herrmann Braford Div. • 979/567-9604 Hereford Div. • 979/567-9465

P.O. Box 864 • Caldwell, TX 77836 • 979/567-4204

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“Genetics of today’s leading per for mance families.”

DOYLE HEREFORD RANCHP.O. Box 82 • Wolfe City, TX 75496

mobile: 214/240-4538www.doyleherefordranch.com


IRONLake Ranch

Registered HerefordsAthens, Texas

www.ironlakeranch.com

Dimitri Mataragas 214-649-0071 David Caraway 903-802-3373

Robbie Schacher 817-219-0102

Bulls & Replacement Heifers Available at All TimesDale & Donna Hester903-848-9250cell: 903-340-5006

4800 VZCR 2120 • Canton, TX 75103

MathiasRegistered Herefords & Paint Horses

Kurt • Brenda192 CR 4040 • Mt. Pleasant, TX 75455903-573-1791 • [email protected]

Gary & Kathy Buchholzwww.gkbcattle.com

e-mail: [email protected]’s Cell: 214-537-1285 • Kathy’s Cell: 214-537-1306P.O. Box 2807, Waxahachie, TX 75168

TRIPLE L RANCHBOBBY & JARED LIDE

714 FM 1366 • MEXIA, TX 76667BOBBY (CELL) 254.625.3800JARED (CELL) 254.625.3806

www.triplelblackherefords.com

RADERHEREFORDS

Susan, Mike, Steven, SaraRanch 903.537.7600Steven cell 903.439.4418 3117 US Hwy 67 [email protected] Mt Vernon, TX 75457

Sunny Hill RanchPete Johnson

Registered Polled HerefordsHwy. 94 West • 5 Miles

Cell: (936) 465-1672e-mail: [email protected]

Offi ce: 844 Ben Dunn Rd. • Lufkin, TX 75904

Collins Cattle Co.Bulls & Heifers For SaleLarry Collins, owner903-736-3599316 CrestviewHughes Springs, TX

Sam & Barbara DomineyKen Cook, Mgr.936-291-00083312B SH 19NHuntsville, TX 77340

BULLSFOR SALE

Registered Polled Hereford Bulls, Heifers, CowsWendee Whitehead 512-970-1595 or Anne 512-970-3588

www.WhiteheadHerefords.com(Central) McDade, TX (East) Rusk, TX

McKenney FarmsRegistered Line One Herefords

Terrell, Texas

“Doc” and Nancy McKenneyMobile 214-384-5465 • Ranch 972-524-0088


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THREE D RANCHPAUL DAVIS

777 Paul Davis LaneROCKWALL, TEX AS 75032

972/771-3396 (RANCH)972/771-5653 (OFC.)

MIKE HAWKINS, MGR.972/348-7049 (CELL)

FaselerFarmsRobert Y. Faseler, D.O.409-749-9277

L1 HerefordsJust Fair

Cattle TradingBranchville, TX

KJB Herefords/WB Club LambsJamie, Kevin, William and BG Baker

[email protected]

6370 State Highway 22 • Hillsboro, TX 76645

AHA Golden Breeder Award • Est. 1929LEE HEREFORD RANCH

Ira F. Lee 6467 Seawillow Rd. • Lockhart, TX 78644

512/398-3032e-mail: [email protected]

Registered Herefords For Sale

ROCKIN’ W HEREFORDS Maynard Warnken • 979-561-8846 Kevin Warnken • 979-743-0619 e-mail: [email protected]

Fax 979-561-8867 • Drawer 29 • Schulenburg, TX 78956

Dave & Becky Allan979-562-2700Dave 979-561-7115Becky 512-750-8367Drew Schmidt 443-386-5882

825 Jahn Lane ■ Schulenburg, Texas 78956 www.thegenesource.com

J. Mac [email protected] Weil225-324-0770P.O. Box 91 • Irene, TX 76650Est. 1957


“Breeding cattle for the 21st century.”

Jeff Mezger614 Honeymoon Ranch Rd.

Marble Falls, TX 78654830/598-2258

Est. 1896

Bill McInnis325-646-3884 home325-642-8823 cellBen McInnis325-646-4134 home325-647-4159 cell

e-mail: [email protected] Highway 183 N. • May, TX 76857

CENTRAL / SOUTH

Jackson Hereford Ranch

JJ6481 Stephens CR 105Ranger, Texas 76470Robert & Dena • (254) 647-3671Fax (254) [email protected]

Ranch located 15 miles north of Ranger on FM 207

R. Schlegel & SonSRoute 2, Olney, TX 76374

RSS V

Registered Herefords Since 1974Bulls, Females, Club Calves

email: [email protected] Home(940) 873-4437 (940) 873-4621

P.O. Box 1754 • Brownwood, TX 76804325/646-0956 or 646-5501 (office)

“Top Quality Herefords” “Home of Pathfinder”

MW HEREFORD RANCH

Circle M Ranch

P.O. Box 405Meridian, TX76665

Jane S. Murphey Manager

254/855-1276 (cell)254/435-2162 (res.)

M

W. K. Gordon, Jr.ranchinG operations

1546 FM 203Walnut Springs, TX 76690

(254) 797-5322

J.T. Echols DVMP.O. Box 709 • Breckenridge, TX 76424

Office: (254) 559-9739Mobile: (254) 559-0156

[email protected]

Established 1878

CYCurtis Younts & Son

Established in 1959Curtis Younts, Jr.

3648 Elmer King Rd. • Belton, TX 76513254/939-6492 (residence) 254/760-0243 (cell)

EDGAR HEREFORD RANCHBobby EdgarP.O. Box 684525 Cty Rd 295Blanket, Texas 76432Cell: 325-642-2651email: [email protected]

Wesley TheuretRes./Ranch: 830-583-3365

Cell: 210-315-01032348 CR 165 • Kenedy, TX 78119-5101

[email protected]

Registered Line One Herefords • Paluxy, Texas

Jim Strode James Strode214-361-6900 214-533-9669

[email protected]

Flying ‘S’ Herefords

“Registered Herefords Since 1938”

Office: 325/356-2284 • Fax: 325/356-3185John: 325/642-0745 • Tom R.: 325/642-0748

E-Mail: [email protected]

Box 10, Comanche, Texas 76442

SCHMIDT HEREFORDSRANGE RAISED CATTLE SINCE 1965

JD, Robert & Larry Schmidt(830) 931-5451 ■ (830) 444-9564

located 13 miles south of Hondo off Hwy. 173

NEEL POLLED HEREFORDSReplacement Heifers

AvailableNina Neel Sanders • (214) 454-8587

Brady, Texas

Howard HerefordsQuality Herefords Since 1950

Bulls & Females For SaleVisitors Always Welcome

DAVID HOWARD830/988-2241 • Cell 830-591-3110

P.O. Box 1039 • SABINAL, TX 78881

ATLAS FARMSYour Texas Meat & Milk Factory

Claudia, Precious & Jimmy Atlas4920 CR 401 • Grandview, Texas 76050

(817) 790-0202 • (817) 456-4691 (mobile)


RANC HPaul and Sheila Funk • 254-289-7657525 County Road 51Copperas Cove, TX [email protected] • www.spearheadranch.net

SPEARHEAD

LEE TERRELLREAL ESTATE

Farms • RanchesCommercial • Property Evaluations

(903) 868-2505 • Res. (903) 893-2289cell (903) 815-1299

2404 San Miguel • Sherman, TX 75092

BBAR AR OOAK AK RRANCHANCH

www.baroakranch.comemail us at:

[email protected]

RANDALL & SHERRY BARNES & FAMILYHEREFORD BREEDERS TOLAR, TEXAS(817) 279-3543 Randall(817) 243-5867 Craig

Smith HerefordsHorned Herefords Since 1904

George West, Texas

Charles SmithH 361-449-2510C 361-362-3429

Ward Smith830-255-9788

HUMPHREYSFarm & Ranch

Manager: James Holder • [email protected] • Grandview, Texas

Owners: Gary & Claudia Humphreys

Keith, Cindy, Shelby, Koby, Harley & Brody Rogers

171 CR 407Hamilton, TX 76531

(254) 386-5699

www.hiddenoaksranch.come-mail: [email protected]

“Raising respectable kids and herefords”

P.O. Box 516 • Mineral Wells, TX 76067817-244-2637 res. or 940-325-2033 ranchRanch located 10 miles south of Mineral Wells on US281

cattle companyChastain Established in 1854

Bulls, FemalesClub Calves

“Stressing Excellence In Polled Herefords”Larsons’ Polled Herefords

Ken and Carolyn Larson, Owners972-223-6450 Office • 972-223-8955 Home

254-435-6063 Ranch Office • 972-230-0629 FaxLee Larson, executive mgr • 972-824-5869 Cell

2793 F.M. 1991 • Clifton, Texas 76634www.larsonspolledherefords.com • [email protected]

For Quality Hereford CattleBulls & Females

CallLouie Carroll

503 E. Trinity St.Pearsall, TX 78061

830/334-7864Cattle Co.Pearsall, TX

BRYAN & JILL LANK, OWNERSZACK MAUNEY, RANCH MANAGER

940.329.8694 • lankcattle.com

WEST / PANHANDLE

Bull & Heifers for Sale

Jim Darnell – Owner5 Paseo de Paz Lane, El Paso, TX 79932

915-479-5299 (Jim’s Cell) • 915-549-2534 (Sue’s Cell)915-532-2442 (Office) 915-877-2535 (Home)

e-mail: [email protected]“Texas’ Only Hereford Operation West of the Rio Grande”

Se Habla Espanol

HEREFORD RANCH

McKNIGHT Ranch Co.Bobby McKnight, Ranch Manager432/426-3003P.O. Box 1042 • FT. DAVIS, TEXAS 79734

BUTTON ESTES, JR. & PATRICIA ANN ESTESGENERAL PARTNER

432/683-1406 • Fax 432/570-77692000 WEST TENNESSEE • MIDLAND, TEXAS 79701

BEAU & BARBARA 432/682-2272 • GINNY 432/687-2454

1921-1998

RafteR J Cattle Co.Colt Johnson • 325-280-7975

Larry Johnson • 325-692-3940 1917 Hillside Rd • Abilene, TX 79603

[email protected] • www.rafterjcattle.com

L.C. Whitehead, OwnerRandy Wood, Mgr. • 325/396-4911

Mark McClintock, Consultant Mobile: 325/650-4223 5749 Rocking Chair Lane Ft. McKavett, TX 76841

ROCKING CHAIR RANCH

Coates Ranch Co.www.coatesranch.com

Box 645 • Mertzon, TX 76941Steve Wayne: 325-835-2531

Stephen: 325-226-4184Email: [email protected]

CLYDE HENSONP. O. Box 820 • Kermit, TX 79745

432-940-8882

Since 1947

Stamford, TX • La Grange, TXDon 325-773-2062Tom 979-247-4119 • Cell 979-966-8353

WEINHEIMERRANCH, INC.Established in 1921

For All Your Cattle NeedsBox 327

Stonewall, TX 78671Roy Len830/644-2226 830/889-2026

Massey Hereford RanchSam and Kila MasseyP. O. Box 518 • Wickett, TX 79788P. O. Box 691 • Stephenville, TX 76401432-940-7720samhereford@yahoo.comwww.masseyherefordranch.com

Ledbetter Cattle Co.Joe Dan Ledbetter • 806-236-0958

P.O. Box 266 • Wheeler, TX [email protected]

www.ledbettercattleco.com

Mimms HerefordsJere, Brady, Rhett & Ryan

Lorenzo, Texas806-842-3459

Mike Fuston Denny Fuston(806) 423-1303 (806) 423-1118Cell (940) 867-7336

B-Bar HerefordsB-Bar HerefordsBrad Stuart325-338-5111876 State Hwy. 70 S.Roby, TX 79543hld.b-barherefords.com

Established 1983

T T HEREFORDS

See us for bulls, show steers & heifers

RICK TISDALE • Cell: [email protected] • 107 FAWN RIDGE • KINGSLAND, TX 78639

4517 Majestic SkyABILENE, TEXAS 79606

Jon David MooreCell: 214/534-3402e-mail: [email protected]: www.piedpiperfarms.com

Morgan Cox (432) 213-1235Jonama Cox Myrick (432) 238-6219P.O. Box 11 • Tarzan, TX [email protected]

Select Group of Horned andPolled Hereford Steers for Sale

P.O. Box 240, Mertzon, TX 76941Pete and Angela Case • 325-650-6209

Stephen and Tiffany Loyd • [email protected] • www.caseranch.com

7350 FM RD 915 • Eldorado, TX 76936

HEREFORDSBARBER RANCH

Channing, Texas 79018Dale & Mary Barber 806/235-3692

Justin Barber 806/681-5528www.barberranch.com


B&CCATTLE CO.

Bill or Chad Breeding1301 N. Lions • P.O. Box186Miami, TX 79059 (806) 868-4661 or (806) 570-9554

[email protected]

1923 Shawnee TrailDalhart, TX 79022

home 806-249-5367cell: 806-333-4486

website: mlcattle.com • Email: [email protected]

Mike & LaReshia Bragg

Cattle

DAUERHEREFORDSRegistered Hereford bulls, heifers

and Black Baldies for sale. Justin Paul Dauer

997 County Road P • Panhandle, Texas 79068806-683-7073 • 806-537-5294

Continuing a legacy …Quality Hereford cattle since 1934.

Mark, Briss, Hadley, and Colby MannHadley (cell) 432-788-8375Mark 806-620-9002 e-mail: [email protected]

MANN CATTLE CO. LUBBOCK, TXThe Functional Kind

Indian Mound Ranch923 Hillside Ave. • Canadian, TX 79014

Lee & Jacqui HaygoodRes: 806/323-8232Cell: 806/323-2906


Ricketson HerefordsALLAN RICKETSON • 806-333-0624

JARRETT RICKETSON • 806-676-8609406 Oak Ave. • Dalhart, TX 79022

Whitaker FarmsFlying 5 HerefordsSteve and LaNell Whitakercell 806-774-7598120 CR 291 • Hart, TX [email protected]


WEST / PANHANDLE

Bull & Heifers for Sale

Jim Darnell – Owner5 Paseo de Paz Lane, El Paso, TX 79932

915-479-5299 (Jim’s Cell) • 915-549-2534 (Sue’s Cell)915-532-2442 (Office) 915-877-2535 (Home)

e-mail: [email protected]“Texas’ Only Hereford Operation West of the Rio Grande”

Se Habla Espanol

HEREFORD RANCH

McKNIGHT Ranch Co.Bobby McKnight, Ranch Manager432/426-3003P.O. Box 1042 • FT. DAVIS, TEXAS 79734

BUTTON ESTES, JR. & PATRICIA ANN ESTESGENERAL PARTNER

432/683-1406 • Fax 432/570-77692000 WEST TENNESSEE • MIDLAND, TEXAS 79701

BEAU & BARBARA 432/682-2272 • GINNY 432/687-2454

1921-1998

RafteR J Cattle Co.Colt Johnson • 325-280-7975

Larry Johnson • 325-692-3940 1917 Hillside Rd • Abilene, TX 79603

[email protected] • www.rafterjcattle.com

L.C. Whitehead, OwnerRandy Wood, Mgr. • 325/396-4911

Mark McClintock, Consultant Mobile: 325/650-4223 5749 Rocking Chair Lane Ft. McKavett, TX 76841

ROCKING CHAIR RANCH

Coates Ranch Co.www.coatesranch.com

Box 645 • Mertzon, TX 76941Steve Wayne: 325-835-2531

Stephen: 325-226-4184Email: [email protected]

CLYDE HENSONP. O. Box 820 • Kermit, TX 79745

432-940-8882

Since 1947

Stamford, TX • La Grange, TXDon 325-773-2062Tom 979-247-4119 • Cell 979-966-8353

WEINHEIMERRANCH, INC.Established in 1921

For All Your Cattle NeedsBox 327

Stonewall, TX 78671Roy Len830/644-2226 830/889-2026

Massey Hereford RanchSam and Kila MasseyP. O. Box 518 • Wickett, TX 79788P. O. Box 691 • Stephenville, TX 76401432-940-7720samhereford@yahoo.comwww.masseyherefordranch.com

Ledbetter Cattle Co.Joe Dan Ledbetter • 806-236-0958

P.O. Box 266 • Wheeler, TX [email protected]

www.ledbettercattleco.com

Mimms HerefordsJere, Brady, Rhett & Ryan

Lorenzo, Texas806-842-3459

Mike Fuston Denny Fuston(806) 423-1303 (806) 423-1118Cell (940) 867-7336

B-Bar HerefordsB-Bar HerefordsBrad Stuart325-338-5111876 State Hwy. 70 S.Roby, TX 79543hld.b-barherefords.com

Established 1983

T T HEREFORDS

See us for bulls, show steers & heifers

RICK TISDALE • Cell: [email protected] • 107 FAWN RIDGE • KINGSLAND, TX 78639

4517 Majestic SkyABILENE, TEXAS 79606

Jon David MooreCell: 214/534-3402e-mail: [email protected]: www.piedpiperfarms.com

Morgan Cox (432) 213-1235Jonama Cox Myrick (432) 238-6219P.O. Box 11 • Tarzan, TX [email protected]

Select Group of Horned andPolled Hereford Steers for Sale

P.O. Box 240, Mertzon, TX 76941Pete and Angela Case • 325-650-6209

Stephen and Tiffany Loyd • [email protected] • www.caseranch.com

7350 FM RD 915 • Eldorado, TX 76936

HEREFORDSBARBER RANCH

Channing, Texas 79018Dale & Mary Barber 806/235-3692

Justin Barber 806/681-5528www.barberranch.com


B&CCATTLE CO.

Bill or Chad Breeding1301 N. Lions • P.O. Box186Miami, TX 79059 (806) 868-4661 or (806) 570-9554

[email protected]

1923 Shawnee TrailDalhart, TX 79022

home 806-249-5367cell: 806-333-4486

website: mlcattle.com • Email: [email protected]

Mike & LaReshia Bragg

Cattle

DAUERHEREFORDSRegistered Hereford bulls, heifers

and Black Baldies for sale. Justin Paul Dauer

997 County Road P • Panhandle, Texas 79068806-683-7073 • 806-537-5294

Continuing a legacy …Quality Hereford cattle since 1934.

Mark, Briss, Hadley, and Colby MannHadley (cell) 432-788-8375Mark 806-620-9002 e-mail: [email protected]

MANN CATTLE CO. LUBBOCK, TXThe Functional Kind

Indian Mound Ranch923 Hillside Ave. • Canadian, TX 79014

Lee & Jacqui HaygoodRes: 806/323-8232Cell: 806/323-2906


Ricketson HerefordsALLAN RICKETSON • 806-333-0624

JARRETT RICKETSON • 806-676-8609406 Oak Ave. • Dalhart, TX 79022

Whitaker FarmsFlying 5 HerefordsSteve and LaNell Whitakercell 806-774-7598120 CR 291 • Hart, TX [email protected]


OUT-OF-STATE / COMMERCIALGlynn Debter(205) 429-2040Perry Debter(205) 429-4415Fax(205) 429-3553

4134 Co. Hwy. 30 • Horton, AL 35980

‑Debter HerefordFarms

MESSNER HEREFORDS

Milton Messner Van Messner (580) 837-5384 (580) 837-5532

Route 1, Box 350 • Laverne, OK 73838

Since 1919

Kings, IL 61068 Robert (815) 562-6391 James (815) 562-4946

Malcolm (815) 562-5879

PRAIRIE MEADOWHEREFORDS

11268 Hobbs Rd. • Rochester, IL 62563Office (217) 529-8878 • Fax (217) 529-9374

Greg (217) 498-7095

Silveus I N S U R A N C E G R O U P

www.rangelandinsurance.com

877.773.9633

P.O. Box 287 Thedford, NE [email protected]

Denny and Dixie Hoffman

530-336-5778Jason and Kaycee

Hoffman530-604-5096

LARGENT and SONSLARGENT and SONSHereford Cattle Since 1902

P.O. Box 66 • Kaycee, WY 82639307-738-2443 or 307-267-3229Sale Date: November 19, [email protected]

www.largentandsons.com

HOLDEN HEREFORDS“The Best in Line 1 Breeding”

Jack and Tresha Holden3139 Valier Dupuyer Rd. • Valier, MT 59486

406-279-3301406-279-3300 Ranch • 406-450-1029 Mobile

www.holdenherefords.com

www.copelandherefords.com

859 Romero Rd • Nara Visa, New MexicoClifford Copeland • 575.633.2251

Cliff Copeland • 575.403.8123Matt Copeland • 580.336.8284 [email protected]

B & H HerefordsPhil Harvey, Jr. Jim Bob Burnett575-524-9316 Cell 575-365-8291Cell 575-644-6925 205 E. Cottonwood Rd.P. O. Box 40 Lake Arthur, NM 88253Mesilla, NM 88046 [email protected]@comcast.net bhherefords.com

Off: 361-362-COWS • Fax 361-362-1035Cell: 361-362-5863

[email protected] Fairway Ridge • Beeville, TX 78102

Tom Johnson440 FM 246 • Wortham, TX 76693

cell: 817/291-5121e-mail: [email protected]: www.johnsoncattlemarketing.com

Pre-press production of Texas Herefordmagazine since 1995G.G. Park817-877-8901ggpark@fl ash.net

parkplacewebsite.com

We’ll make you look good on paper.

Michael’s cell • 575-403-7970Kyle’s cell • 575-403-7971Drew’s cell • 575-403-7115901 Quay Road 96 • Nara Visa, NM 88430

PerezCATTLE COMPANY

Michael & Connie PEREZ575/633-2038

Kin Bill King505-832-4330505-220-9909

Located 5 miles north of Moriarty on Hwy. 41, then 1.5 miles east.

Tommy & Becky Spindle • 505-832-0926P.O. Box 564 • Stanley, NM 87056

MIKE, TRUDY & KATIE NOLLES • OFFICE 402.244.5473MIKE 402.760.3084 • TRUDY 402.760.1948 • KATIE 402.760.1122

86732 454TH AVE. • BASSETT, NEBRASKA 68714

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Michael Hampton – Sales Development Manager

1501 East Woodfield Road, 200W • Schaumburg, Illinois 60173

BUCKBUCKcattle co.Jirl Buck & FamilyMadill, OK 73446www.buckcattle.com

Jirl, Brenda& Bailey BuckCell [email protected]

Matt Scasta580.220.7288

HCC Harrison Cattle Co.Leslie & Jan Harrison • Registered Herefords

22551 E. 990 Rd. • Arapaho, OK 73620Leslie’s cell 580 331-8103 •Grant Slaght 580 330-1869


West Star★Herefords

BULLS FOR SALE At Private TreatySheldon Wilson • 575/451-7469

cell: 580-651-6000 – leave message

Midcontinent Livestock SupplementsMLS Forage Enhancing Program

www.mlstubs.comKyle Latham

254-715-2162Valley Mills, TX

Justin B. StoutAUCTION SERVICE

15508 Woodward St. . Overland Park, KS 66223(913) 645-5136 [email protected]

Making your program stronger, one sale at a time.

Auctioneer &Sale ManagementTROY ROBINETT

817/995-7509 | TDLR#16702www.robinettauctionservices.com

Mark & Teresa McClintockMark & Teresa McClintock

Mark & Teresa McClintock

Mark & Teresa McClintockRegistered Herefords • Sales and ConsultingMark (325) 650-4223 • Teresa (325) 763-9202

10614 Mule Creek Road • San Angelo, TX [email protected] • markandteresamcclintock.com

Bar-S

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Mark Stephens • 217-825-7913704 Virginia Ave.,Taylorville, IL 62568 Pete Loehr • 309-692-6026 113 Northgate Rd., Peoria, IL 61614 Farm: 1777 N. 1000 East Rd. Taylorville, IL 62568www.stephensandloehrherefords.com

eventsCALENDAR

Sept. 4: West Texas Fair Hereford Show, AbileneSept. 5: West Texas Fair Jr. Hereford Heifer Show, AbileneSept. 15-16: Virtual TSCRA Annual Convention, Ft. WorthSept. 18: Churchill Cattle Co. World Class Female Sale,

Manhattan, MTSept. 27-28: Hoffman Ranch Female Sale, Thedford, NE

Oct. 2: Keystone Int’l Livestock Expo Nat’l Hereford Show, Harrisburg, PA

Oct. 3: Mann Cattle Co. Production Sale, CaldwellOct. 3: Colyer Hereford Female Sale, Bruneau, IDOct. 3: East Texas State Fair Hereford Show, TylerOct. 3: Cox Ranch Open House Gathering, Mt. PleasantOct. 4: Keystone Int’l Livestock Expo Junior Hereford

Show Harrisburg, PAOct. 5: Rader Herefords Fall Online Sale, smartauctions.coOct. 5: Case Ranch Herefords Annual Bull Sale, EldoradoOct. 5: Express Ranches Fall Bull Sale, Yukon, OKOct. 7: Cox Ranch Spring Born Heifer & Frozen Genetics

Sale, smartauctions.coOct. 8: Dudley Bros. Bull Sale, ComancheOct. 9: Rockin W Herefords Bull & Commercial Female

Sale, SchulenburgOct. 10: Iron Lake Ranch Online Sale, smartauctions.coOct. 10: Queens of the South Fall Replacement Sale,

CrockettOct. 12: Indian Mound Ranch Production Sale, CanadianOct. 13: Powell Herefords Production Sale, Ft. McKavettOct. 16: W4 Ranch Production Sale, MorganOct. 17: Buck Cattle Co. Annual Fall Sale, Madill, OKOct. 18: Express Ranches Hereford Event, Yukon, OKOct. 21: THA Fall Classic Sale, BuffaloOct. 23: Hereford Honoree Reception & Ceremony, Kansas

City, MOOct. 23: AHA Educational Forum and Trade Show, Kansas

City, MOOct. 24: AHA Annual Membership Meeting, Kansas City,

MOOct. 24: American Royal Junior Hereford Show, Kansas

City, MOOct. 24: Ladies of the Royal National Hereford Sale,

Kansas City, MOOct. 25: American Royal National Hereford Show, Kansas

City, MOOct. 27: Bowling Ranch Fall Female Sale, Newkirk, OKOct. 31: South Texas Hereford Assn. Sale, BeevilleOct. 31: BT Cattle Co. Production Sale, Crocket

Nov. 2: P&R Herefords 5th Production Sale & Mature Cow-Herd Dispersal, Trail, OK

Nov. 11: Barber Ranch Annual Bull Sale, San SabaNov. 19: Largent & Sons Production Sale, Kaycee, WYNov. 21: Perez Cattle Co. Production Sale, Navasota

Dec. 3: Western States Junior Hereford Show, Reno, NV

Your Chance to Earn $$$Beginning with the August 2020 issue of Texas Hereford magazine (through the May 2021 issue), Park Place Enterprises will pay $250 directly to any THA or TJHA member (sorry Jack Chastain, you’re ineligible) whose photo is chosen to run on the front cover.

Submit your high-resolution (300 dpi) digital image (jpg, approximately 10” x 12”) for consideration directly to the Texas Hereford Association office via e-mail – [email protected]. Please use the subject line: Cover Submission. Deadline is the 15th of each month.

250

Dec. 4: Western States National Hereford Bull Show, Reno, NV

Dec. 4-7: Hereford Heritage Showcase, Abilene, TXDec. 5: Pied Piper Farms & Guests Bull Sale, IndustryDec. 5: Western States National Female Show, Reno, NV

2021Jan. 13: National Western Stock Show Junior Hereford

Show, Denver, COJan. 14: National Western Stock Show Hereford Bull Show,

Denver, COJan. 14: Mile High Eve Frozen Genetics Sale, Denver, COJan. 15: Mile High Night Hereford Sale, Denver, COJan. 15: National Western Stock Show Hereford Carload

and Pen Show, Denver, COJan. 16: National Western Stock Show Hereford Female

Show, Denver, COJan. 23: Junior Hereford Heifer Show, Ft. WorthJan. 30: Powerhouse Pen of Three Bull Show, Ft. WorthJan. 30: 52nd Annual Powerhouse Hereford Show, Ft.

WorthJan. 30: THA Annual Meeting, Ft. WorthJan. 31: THA Powerhouse Hereford Sale, Ft. Worth

Feb. 1: National Hereford Show, Ft. WorthFeb. 4: Hereford Steer Show, Ft. WorthFeb. 6: South Texas Hereford Assn. Sale, BeevilleFeb. 6: Messner Herefords Annual Bull Sale, Slapout, OKFeb. 6: Upstream Ranch Bull Sale, Taylor, NEFeb. 8: S.A.L.E. Open Hereford Show, San AntonioFeb. 10: S.A.L.E. All Breed Bull & Commercial Sale, San

AntonioFeb. 11: S.A.L.E. Junior Hereford Heifer Show, San Anto-

nioFeb. 17: S.A.L.E. Hereford Steer Show, San AntonioFeb. 19: Hoffman Ranch Bull Sale, Thedford, NE


eventsCALENDAR

Sept. 4: West Texas Fair Hereford Show, AbileneSept. 5: West Texas Fair Jr. Hereford Heifer Show, AbileneSept. 15-16: Virtual TSCRA Annual Convention, Ft. WorthSept. 18: Churchill Cattle Co. World Class Female Sale,

Manhattan, MTSept. 27-28: Hoffman Ranch Female Sale, Thedford, NE

Oct. 2: Keystone Int’l Livestock Expo Nat’l Hereford Show, Harrisburg, PA

Oct. 3: Mann Cattle Co. Production Sale, CaldwellOct. 3: Colyer Hereford Female Sale, Bruneau, IDOct. 3: East Texas State Fair Hereford Show, TylerOct. 3: Cox Ranch Open House Gathering, Mt. PleasantOct. 4: Keystone Int’l Livestock Expo Junior Hereford

Show Harrisburg, PAOct. 5: Rader Herefords Fall Online Sale, smartauctions.coOct. 5: Case Ranch Herefords Annual Bull Sale, EldoradoOct. 5: Express Ranches Fall Bull Sale, Yukon, OKOct. 7: Cox Ranch Spring Born Heifer & Frozen Genetics

Sale, smartauctions.coOct. 8: Dudley Bros. Bull Sale, ComancheOct. 9: Rockin W Herefords Bull & Commercial Female

Sale, SchulenburgOct. 10: Iron Lake Ranch Online Sale, smartauctions.coOct. 10: Queens of the South Fall Replacement Sale,

CrockettOct. 12: Indian Mound Ranch Production Sale, CanadianOct. 13: Powell Herefords Production Sale, Ft. McKavettOct. 16: W4 Ranch Production Sale, MorganOct. 17: Buck Cattle Co. Annual Fall Sale, Madill, OKOct. 18: Express Ranches Hereford Event, Yukon, OKOct. 21: THA Fall Classic Sale, BuffaloOct. 23: Hereford Honoree Reception & Ceremony, Kansas

City, MOOct. 23: AHA Educational Forum and Trade Show, Kansas

City, MOOct. 24: AHA Annual Membership Meeting, Kansas City,

MOOct. 24: American Royal Junior Hereford Show, Kansas

City, MOOct. 24: Ladies of the Royal National Hereford Sale,

Kansas City, MOOct. 25: American Royal National Hereford Show, Kansas

City, MOOct. 27: Bowling Ranch Fall Female Sale, Newkirk, OKOct. 31: South Texas Hereford Assn. Sale, BeevilleOct. 31: BT Cattle Co. Production Sale, Crocket

Nov. 2: P&R Herefords 5th Production Sale & Mature Cow-Herd Dispersal, Trail, OK

Nov. 11: Barber Ranch Annual Bull Sale, San SabaNov. 19: Largent & Sons Production Sale, Kaycee, WYNov. 21: Perez Cattle Co. Production Sale, Navasota

Dec. 3: Western States Junior Hereford Show, Reno, NV

Your Chance to Earn $$$Beginning with the August 2020 issue of Texas Hereford magazine (through the May 2021 issue), Park Place Enterprises will pay $250 directly to any THA or TJHA member (sorry Jack Chastain, you’re ineligible) whose photo is chosen to run on the front cover.

Submit your high-resolution (300 dpi) digital image (jpg, approximately 10” x 12”) for consideration directly to the Texas Hereford Association office via e-mail – [email protected]. Please use the subject line: Cover Submission. Deadline is the 15th of each month.

250

Dec. 4: Western States National Hereford Bull Show, Reno, NV

Dec. 4-7: Hereford Heritage Showcase, Abilene, TXDec. 5: Pied Piper Farms & Guests Bull Sale, IndustryDec. 5: Western States National Female Show, Reno, NV

2021Jan. 13: National Western Stock Show Junior Hereford

Show, Denver, COJan. 14: National Western Stock Show Hereford Bull Show,

Denver, COJan. 14: Mile High Eve Frozen Genetics Sale, Denver, COJan. 15: Mile High Night Hereford Sale, Denver, COJan. 15: National Western Stock Show Hereford Carload

and Pen Show, Denver, COJan. 16: National Western Stock Show Hereford Female

Show, Denver, COJan. 23: Junior Hereford Heifer Show, Ft. WorthJan. 30: Powerhouse Pen of Three Bull Show, Ft. WorthJan. 30: 52nd Annual Powerhouse Hereford Show, Ft.

WorthJan. 30: THA Annual Meeting, Ft. WorthJan. 31: THA Powerhouse Hereford Sale, Ft. Worth

Feb. 1: National Hereford Show, Ft. WorthFeb. 4: Hereford Steer Show, Ft. WorthFeb. 6: South Texas Hereford Assn. Sale, BeevilleFeb. 6: Messner Herefords Annual Bull Sale, Slapout, OKFeb. 6: Upstream Ranch Bull Sale, Taylor, NEFeb. 8: S.A.L.E. Open Hereford Show, San AntonioFeb. 10: S.A.L.E. All Breed Bull & Commercial Sale, San

AntonioFeb. 11: S.A.L.E. Junior Hereford Heifer Show, San Anto-

nioFeb. 17: S.A.L.E. Hereford Steer Show, San AntonioFeb. 19: Hoffman Ranch Bull Sale, Thedford, NE


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B&H HEREFORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

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BUCHHOLZ, GARY AND KATHY . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 35

BUCK CATTLE CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11, 38

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COPELAND HEREFORDS & SONS LLC . . . . . . . . . 38

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COX RANCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

CHURCHILL CATTLE CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

DARNELL, JIM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

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HARRISON CATTLE CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

HENSON, CLYDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

HERRMANN CATTLE CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

HIDDEN OAKS RANCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

HOFFMAN RANCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

HOLDEN HEREFORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

HOWARD HEREFORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

HUMPHREYS FARM & RANCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

INDIAN MOUND RANCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15, 37

IRON LAKE RANCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

JACKSON HEREFORD RANCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

JOHNSON CATTLE MARKETING . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

JOHNSON, PETE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

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KJB HEREFORDS/WB CLUB LAMBS . . . . . . . . . . 35

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LEDBETTER CATTLE CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

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MANN CATTLE CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7, 37

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MCINNIS CATTLE CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

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MCKNIGHT RANCH CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

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STILL RIVER RANCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

STOUT AUCTION SERVICE, JUSTIN . . . . . . . . . . . 38

STUART, BRAD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

TT HEREFORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

TERRELL, LEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

THEURET, WESLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

TRIPLE L RANCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

W4 RANCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

W-W LIVESTOCK SYSTEMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

WALKER HEREFORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

WEIL CATTLE CO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 35

WEINHEIMER RANCH, INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

WEITERMAN CATTLE SALES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

WEST STAR HEREFORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

WHITAKER FARMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

WHITEHEAD HEREFORDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

YOUNTS & SON, CURTIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Hereford cattle since 1902LARGENTLARGENT ANDAND SONSSONS e-mail: [email protected]

website: www.largentandsons.comP.O.Box 66Kaycee, WY 8263910 miles south on I-25

Mark & Cathy: 307-738-2443Mark’s cell: 307-267-3229Dave’s cell: 307-267-4491Toby: 307-267-1997Laura: 307-267-6786

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WHEN ANYTHING IS REGARDED AS WAY ABOVE AVERAGE IT WILL EARN THE TITLE OF PRIME. DESERT PRIME WEARS THIS BANNER LIKE NO OTHER!

HERE’S WHY: PRIME CARCASS. HE BRINGS SECOND-TO-NONE LEVELS HERE THAT WE USED TO ONLY

DREAM ABOUT…ALMOST 300% MORE RIBEYE (MUSCLING) THAN AVERAGE AND OVER 800% MORE MARBLING!

LET’S HELP OURSELVES!

PRIME FERTILITY. ANOTHER SURE MONEY-MAKER. CONSIDER HIS RANKED (+1.6) SCROTAL EPD; THEN USE THE FUNCTIONAL BEAUTY OF HIS GREAT DAM OF DISTINCTION MOTHER!


PRIME OUTCROSS. POSSESSING A UNIQUE BLEND OF HORNED GENETICS (WITH TWO TRACES TO KING TEN), HE SIMPLY JUMPSTARTS OTHER CATTLE’S POTENTIAL WHETHER HORNED OR POLLED!


PRIME CALVING EASE PLUS. SMOOTH-SHOULDERED, MODERATE BIRTHWEIGHT CALVES THAT REALLY GROW AND PERFORM. THEN PLUG IN THE EXTRA PIGMENT, GOOD DISPOSITION, AND DOCUMENTED UDDER QUALITY AND YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL!


THE DESERT★MART “PRIME EVENT” SALENOVEMBER 19, 2020 – AT THE RANCH

FEATURING THE POWER OF DESERT PRIME!

AnnouncingTHE “PRIME EVENT” SALE!

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Livestock Videoing • Video Sales • Bid-by-Click Online Sales

To view events go towww.TheLivestockLink.com

59th ANNUAL BULL SALE • OCTOBER 8, 2020Selling 125 Hereford Bulls • Lunch at 11:00 • Sale at Noon

John: 325-642-0745 Cell Tom: 325-642-0748 Cell

Office: 325-356-2284 • Fax: 325-356-3185Email: [email protected]

www.dudleybros.com

59th ANNUAL BULL SALE

OCTOBER 8, 2020

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