Insurance will be available to purchase on sale day Ownership of animals become your responsibility as soon as they are sold We recommend insuring your purchases Seller is not responsible for animal if you choose not to insure your purchase
Craig Flewelling .
403-556-0515 flewcc@xplornet.com
DELIVERY
Bulls that are picked up by March 12th will receive a $100 discount Delivery of bulls will be free of charge within 250 km A delivery fee may apply to further distances Seller is not responsible for any injury during transport Deliveries will start around April 1st
TERMS
The terms of the sale are cash or cheque All settlements must be made before any cattle will be released .
Cheques Payable To Flatland Ranch Box 1086 Hanna, AB T0J 1P0
FEED
Bulls are given free choice dry hay and pail fed a balanced feed ration built by a nutritionist to ensure bulls maintain a natural and healthy development . We are fully committed to raising bulls with longevity that will get out and work for you for years to come .
HEALTH
• Bulls will be vet inspected, and semen tested prior to sale
• All bulls are DNA verified for parentage and Homo polled genetics
• All cattle are on a full herd health program
• All cattle are managed under verified beef plus program .
BIDDING
Bidding OPENS March 4th at 9am MST
Bidding CLOSES March 5th at 6pm MST
SUPPORTING INFORMATION
DAM OF MERIT
• A Dam of Merit must have produced at least 3 calves and a Dam of Distinction must have produced a minimum of 8 calves
• Age at first calving must not exceed 25 months-Produced a calf that was born between Jan 1 last year and March 1 of this year
• Possess a minimum average weaning weight ratio of 101 for all calves .
• Maintained a regular calving interval . Average calving interval must not exceed the value calculated using the following formula ( # of calving intervals X 365 days) + 30 days) / # of calving intervals
Or•The female had her third calf before her fourth birthday and maintained a 365 day calving interval thereafter
WELCOME FROM FLATLAND RANCH
On behalf of Flatland Ranch, we would like to welcome you to our 25th annual bull sale We would like to thank all our valued customers and supporters over the years We truly appreciate your friendship and trust in our program, and we always look forward to meeting new faces .
Bulls will be selling on DLMS ca Farm Gate Timed Auction again this year starting March 4th and ending March 5th Bulls are available for viewing anytime before the sale. Please join us for an open house and refreshments on March 1st from 10am – dusk For those unable to view the bulls in person, feel free to give us a call and we will recommend suitable bulls that will work with your operation
We strive to produce quality functional ranch cattle that will get out and work for you for a long time to come. Our breeding operation aims to build cattle that are sound, consistently raise a quality calf, and do it without being pampered. Honest, hard working cattle that are easy fleshing, with calving ease, performance, hair and longevity.
Chuck and Jenn Williams
JOIN US FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE
MARCH 1, 2026 - 10:00am - Dusk At Flatland Ranch - Hanna, AB Search us on Google Maps for directions!
FARM GATE TIMED AUCTION
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
1. Visit www.dlms.ca , scroll down sale list to find the sale you are interested in bidding on. Click on the sale listing and you will be taken to the Farm Gate Timed Auction Sale page
2. After you are at the Farm Gate Timed auction site - farmgatetimedauctions.ca, click the LOGIN/REGISTRATION button .
First time Farm Gate users:
- First time users will select the REGISTER button from this page Fill out the registration form to signup for a free user account and it allows you to select a username and password for use on all Farm Gate Timed auctions (please note due to some of the text notification features the Farm Gate Time Auction Site requires a new separate account from your DLMS Live sale site)
- After you create your Farm Gate account you will receive a text message with a pin code to verify your account.
- On your first login to Farm Gate Timed auctions we recommend you go to your profile and confirm your notifications are set to YES. This allows the site to send you text and/or email notifications when you are out bid and if there is activity on your favorite lots
Returning Farm Gate users:
- If you have used Farm Gate Timed auctions in the past simply enter your username and password to continue . After you have logged in you are able to browse the timed auctions on DLMS Farm Gate Timed Auctions
3. How to Bid
Now that you are logged in and your account phone number / email is verified you are able to bid on an upcoming sale. Simply find the lot you are interested in bidding on. After you have found the lot there are 2 options for bidding on the lot.
- Place Next Bid – to place the next bid on the item, you see the amount in the first box, you simply click the “Place Bid” button and after you review the bid and agree to the terms and conditions your bid will be placed
- Max Bid Amount – to place a max bid you put your max bid in the second box listed as “Max Bid” on the item, and then click the “Place Bid” button and after you review the bid and agree to the terms and conditions your bid will be placed as the next bid. With the Max Bid placed the computer will then keep you as the high bidder to the max amount you have placed. This can be a great feature if you are not able to give 100% attention to the sale close out and protect your interest so you do not miss out on any lots you want to purchase. The Max Bid amount is completely confidential from the seller during the sale process. Example of How the Max Bid Works - If the lot has a $2000 bid on it and you place a proxy bid of $3500 into the system, the computer will bid $2100 for you but if some one else bids $2200, the computer will again bid for you, this time at $2300. The system will look after your interest to a maximum of $3500. If another bidder is on at $3600, your proxy will no longer be effective and you will no longer have the winning bid on this lot without once again logging in and bidding again or moving your attention to a second lot of interest. Please note that in some cases a lot value can change very quickly if 2 max bids are placed on the same lot competing against each other
4. Watch List Feature
If you have items in multiple auctions or only a few from the same auction that you want to watch with out having to scroll through the entire list, you can add the lots to your watchlist. On each lot you will see the “eye” button beside the bid button, by clicking this “watchlist” Icon that item is added to your personal watchlist for easy viewing of just your favorite lots in this sale or on the entire site .
5. Sale Ending / Closeout
Most Farm Gate Timed Auction sales close racehorse style with extended bidding. What is Racehorse Style Close?
Racehorse style sale close is when the entire sale stays open in extended bidding. This type of sale allows you as the bidder to change to a different lot within the same sale if the bidding has gone in to extended bidding. How will Extended Bidding works?
When we get to the close out end time the clock for close extends with any bid placed with less than 5 min on the clock. This type of extended bidding turns the end time to more of a soft time. Extended bidding allows bidders to compete in lots like a real auction and give all bidders the same time to make a decision Always follow the clock to see how much time remains in the sale you are interested in
6. Bidding Close & Follow-up
After the clock has gone to “ENDED” and no bidding has occurred for 5 min the computer will declare the sale finished. Following the close typically within 24 hours of the sale close the sale consignor will contact all winning bidders to arrange payment, transfer of pedigrees and delivery/Pick up of your lot. Or as the winning bidder you can contact the sale consignor / sale manager to confirm payment instructions.
Please make sure that your account info is up-to-date and correct if you are the winning bidder of a lot as this is how the billing is sent to Sale Manager and/or Sale Consignor
For more info and assistance with bidding contact; DLMS Farm Gate Timed Auctions ~ Mark Shologan Ph: 780-699-5082
REFERENCE SIRES FROM FLATLAND RANCH
CK JUST RIGHT 80J
Mar
‘21
DVE DAVIDSON ON TRACK 22K
Feb 03 ‘22
DL JEN-TY HICKORY 22H
Feb
‘20
STON JUSTIFIED 21J ET
Feb
101N
FLR NATTER 25N
Feb 26 ‘25 • CDGV189300 • FLR 25N • Polled • Red
DAVIDSON MR 236D
Look to this guy to give you those functional, sound replacements. A larger framed bull, with smooth shoulders with lots of hair This guy has good feet and good bone under him He is sure to add high growth and maternal traits His dam has received Dam of Merit status for the past 3 years
FLR NACHO 101N
Feb 07 ‘25 • CDGV188841 • FLR 101N • Polled • Red
When you look at this guy you can just imagine those big weaning weights in the fall. Lots of thick hair, extra length, and good bone. Nacho is super tame with a nice easy calving head on him He will help put some milk production, longevity, and good feet into your replacement pen with . His dam is 13 this year, in great shape, and still has a great udder and feet
FLR 103N
FLR NORWAY 103N
Mar
Sire
If you looking to add a few pounds to your weaning weights, you are going to want to check out this guy. Clean fronted, with a big middle and extra extension in this front end. Well put together, easy fleshing bull. Lots of long dark red hair and a petite head .
FLR
104N
FLR NITRO 104N
Feb 10 ‘25 • CDGV188848 • FLR 104N • Polled • Red
Nitro is impressive from every angle. Full brother to last years high seller. He has depth, style, a wide topline, with tons of natural muscle all throughout. Thick dark red hair, and as good tempered as they come. His pedigree is packed full of productive cows with good udders
FLR 106N
FLR NUGGET 106N
Feb 12 ‘25 • CDGV188851 •
• Polled • Red
Whether you’re looking to put this guy on heifers or use him to make some great replacement he is sure to excel at both Well balanced and packed full of calving ease Well mannered, good bone and feet. He comes from a family filled with longevity and maternal traits
FLR
FLR 105N
FLR NEMO 105N
Feb 10 ‘25 • CDGV188849 • FLR 105N • Polled • Red
DAVIDSON MR 236D
CK JUST RIGHT 80J
DAIQUIRI 40D
Nemo is one of our favorites in the pen. Eye catching, wide topped and tons of dark red hair. This guy is thick made, has extra length of rib and good bone. His amazing disposition really attracts you to him. His dam has a nice udder and has just received Dam of merit status
FLR NIKO 108N
Feb 13 ‘25 • CDGV189187 • FLR 108N • Polled • Red
JEN-TY GOOD DEAL 150G
DAVIDSON ON TRACK 22K
DAVIDSON MS DUNNIT 136G
If you’re in the market for a heifer bull you are going to want to check out this guy. Clean fronted, smooth shoulders, a petite head and good feet. A well put together, smaller framed bull, with lots of calving ease built in . His dam is super consistent and has a really nice udder FLR 108N
FLR NASHVILLE 107N
Feb 13 ‘25 •
Nashville is another pen favorite He is a very solid made long bodied bull You are sure to appreciate his overall length, big middle and thickness throughout. Dark red, clean fronted with an amazing disposition. Lots of hair, good feet, and a smaller head. Your absolutely going to want to keep his replacements in your pen.
FLR 110N
FLR NEMESIS 110N
Feb 14 ‘25 • CDGV189189 • FLR 110N • Polled • Red
Well put together, clean fronted bull with smooth shoulders and good muscle definition. Lots of length, testicle and hair. He has a petite head, and good feet under him . A good candidate for the heifer pen .
Nibbler is a growthy bull with big bone, big body, and a ton of muscle on him. He has depth, length, and lots of hair. He is very easy to work with. Volume, wide topline, and a big hip, there is no doubt you can expect some big weaning weights out of this guy His dam held Dam of Merit status for 4 years and was upgraded last year to Dam of Distinction . Twin to Niblet 112N .
FLR NIBLET 112N
Feb 14 ‘25 • CDGV189191 • FLR 112N • Polled • Red
TWISTED T FIRE BALL
JEN-TY HICKORY 22H
JEN-TY CHERIE 718C
Just like his twin this guy is so easy to handle, has extra length of spine, and a ton of natural muscle throughout. Well put together, lots of testicle, and good feet. Use this guy to add pounds to the steer pen and great females to your replacement pen . His dam held Dam of Merit status for 4 years and was upgraded last year to Dam of Distinction Twin to Nibbler 111N
FLR 113N
FLR NIGHT HAWK 113N
Feb 16 ‘25 • CDGV189194 • FLR 113N • Polled • Black
8G
62E
If you are in the market for a performance bull, you are going to want to check this guy out. Clean fronted, easy fleshing with a big middle. He has a petite head and lots of stretch in his front end . He has a solid foot under him and moves out nicely . No doubt he is going to add pounds to them calves in the fall His dam has held Dam of Merit status for the past 3 years
FLR NIPPER 114N
Feb 17 ‘25 • CDGV189195 • FLR 114N • Polled • Red RWG EXACT COMBINATION E409 STON JUSTIFIED 21J ET VV WIND ZONG 45Z
Sire
Eye catching bull, solid made and carries a good amount of thickness throughout. Easy fleshing with loads of performance and muscle shape. Lots of hair, an amazing disposition and good foot under him. Put pounds on your calves and great replacements in the pen
FLR NERD 116N
Feb 18 ‘25 • CDGV189200 • FLR 116N • Polled • Red
Nerd is a clean fronted, small headed bull with lots of volume in his ribcage He would be a good bull for a pen of heifers with his smaller frame, calving ease and stretch in the front end He sports a dark red coat with long thick hair .
FLR NIRVANA 118N
Feb 22 ‘25 • CDGV189209 • FLR 118N • Polled • Red
Nirvana is a good looking, well put together stylish bull. Full of natural thickness, length of spine and smooth front end. He is super tame, has good feet and a petite head . Comes with a ton of calving ease and is built just right for heifers .
FLR NINJA 119N
Feb 24 ‘25 •
FLR Ninja is a big, ribbed bull with a long wide back and good hip. Attractive, easy fleshing with lots of hair and a good strong foot under him. Clean fronted with extra extension, a small calveable head and good disposition. His dam received Dam of Merit status this year
FLR 120N
FLR NEWSWORTHY 120N
Feb 28 ‘25 • CDGV189304 • FLR 120N • Polled • Red
You can’t help but appreciate this guy’s length and muscle structure. Dark red, with extra leg length to cover the big pastures Newsworthy is sure to give you productive, maternal females for your replacement pen. This is a true herd builder bull with a dog quiet attitude
FLR 119N
FLR NEVADA 121N
Mar 01 ‘25 • CDGV189305 • FLR 121N • Polled • Red
Sire
TWISTED T FIRE BALL
JEN-TY HICKORY 22H
JEN-TY CHERIE 718C
A moderate framed, structurally correct kind of bull with good feet under him. He’s got a nice head on him, good temperament and lots of great hair His dam is a great producer with a great udder
FLR 123N
FLR NESTER 122N
Mar 02 ‘25 • CDGV189307 • FLR 122N • Polled • Red
Make your season a little less stressful knowing you have this guy on the job Calving ease is his specialty with his petite head, extra length of spine and smooth front end. He has a nice moderate birth weight, is super quiet, and has good feet under him.
FLR NASH 123N
Mar 05 ‘25 • CDGV189310 • FLR 123N • Polled • Red
Well put together, natural muscle, with a small head and a dark red coat. Nash has a good disposition, moderate birth weight, and good feet. Clean fronted, good extension in this front end and smooth shoulders. His dam has a nice udder and good milk .
FLR 122N
FLR NITTY GRITTY 124N
Mar 09 ‘25 • CDGV189313 • FLR 124N • Polled • Red
Nitty Gritty is attractive, easy fleshing, with muscle mass all throughout. Straight topline, and a good strong foot under him. He is packed full of calving ease and performance and is well mannered. Definitely one you’re going to want to check out
FLR 127N
FLR NIGEL 127N
Mar 27 ‘25 • CDGV189437 • FLR 127N • Polled • Red
DAVIDSON MR 236D
JUST RIGHT 80J
DAIQUIRI 40D
A smaller framed bull with a petite head and smooth front end. Structurally correct, straight topline, and good feet under him and easy to work with With his built in calving ease you can use him with confidence on your heifers for years to come .
THANK YOU TO OUR 2025 BUYERS
* Denotes Repeat Buyers
Walter & Georgina Gerwatoski * | Debolt AB
Barry & Robin Mader * | Pritchard BC
Terry Braun | Prespatou BC
Whiskey Creek Ranch* | Hanna AB
Hilltop Williams Enerprises * | Cessford AB
Towerview Ranch | Medicine Hat AB
JPB Enterprises | Medicine Hat AB
Anchor P Farms | Bentley AB
Trails End Ranch | McBride BC
Henri Van Ommeren * | Fenn AB
Meryle Dupont * | Sunnynook AB
Morris Tolton * | Hanna AB
Malcom Snowden | Gladstone MB
L.A Centre Holdings | Hays AB
Jerry Ziegler | Carbon AB
Dean & Terry Forrester * | Altario AB
SKS Cattle Co | Westlock AB
UNDERSTANDING EPD’S
CALVING EASE DIRECT (CED): Percent of unassisted births of a bull’s calves when he is used on heifers. A higher number is favorable, meaning better calving ease. This EPD can be vital to a rancher looking to decrease the amount of calves pulled in his herd .
MILK (MILK): The genetic ability of a sire’s daughters to produce milk expressed in pounds of weaning weight .
CALVING EASE MATERNAL (CEM): Represented as percent of unassisted births in a sire’s first-calving daughters. A higher number represents more favorable calving ease. This EPD is important to a rancher’s bottom line because it predicts which animals produce daughters with a genetic pre-disposition to calve unassisted as heifers
HEIFER PREGNANCY (HP): Predicts the probability that a bull’s daughters will become pregnant as firstcalf heifers in a regular breeding season, expressed as a percent. A higher value of this EPD is favorable, meaning that a higher percentage of a sire’s daughters get pregnant as first calf heifers compared to other sires in his contemporary group .
30-MONTH PREGNANCY (PG30): Predicts the probability that a bull’s daughters will become pregnant and calve at three years of age, given that they calved as first-calf heifers. This EPD is expressed as a percent, again, with a higher number being more favorable meaning a higher percentage of a sire’s daughters will calve at three years of age, given they calved as first-calf heifers.
STAYABILITY (ST): Predicts the genetic difference, in terms of percent probability, that a bull’s daughters will stay productive within a herd to at least six year of age. The stayability EPD is one of the best measures currently available to compare a bull’s ability to produce females with reproductive longevity .
BIRTH WEIGHT (BW): Predicts the difference, in pounds, for birth weight of the calf.
WEANING WEIGHT (WW): Predicts the difference, in pounds, for weaning weight (adjusted to age of dam and a standard 205 days of age) This is an indicator of growth from birth to weaning
YEARLING WEIGHT (YW): Predicts the expected difference, in pounds, for yearling weight (adjusted to a standard 365 days of age) This is an indicator of growth from birth to yearling
