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Bull Issue - February 2014

HBH - First time selling

with Brookmore Angus in the

Cattlemanâ€™s Connection Bull Sale, March 7 Heartland Livestock Brandon, MB H B H AL M O 3 1 3 A Mentor X Pioneer 2 Year Old BW 60lbs 205DW 774lb s 365DW 1 488lbs BW -1 .9 WW 49 YW 89 MILK 31 TM 56

HBH A NC H O R 3 0 3 A TC Aberdeen X Upward 2 Year Old BW 75 lbs 2 0 5 DW 8 4 8lbs 3 6 5 DW 1 47 5 lbs BW 1 . 0 WW 6 4 Y W 1 10 MIL K 3 6 TM 6 8

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Armor X Bismark 2 Year Old BW 8 4lbs 205DW 824lb s 365DW 1 431lbs BW 1 .8 WW 58 YW 95 MILK 20 TM 49

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Cactus Jack X Chisum 2 Year Old BW 8 0 lbs 2 0 5 DW 8 3 3 lbs 3 6 5 DW 1 5 0 3 lbs BW 2 . 1 WW 6 0 Y W 106 MIL K 2 9 TM 5 9 HBH has 28 black angus yearling bulls to sell in the sale. View the catalogue online at www.hendersoncattle.com. Stop by the farm to see the bulls and have a visit.

Manitoba Angus Association selects “Keen Grain & Livestock of Marquette, Mb” as their Commercial Producer for 2013 MAA President, Allan Nykoliation presents the Commercial Producer Award to Sandra and Martin Keen, Marquette, MB Keen Grain and Livestock is a mixed grain and beef operation transitioning into its 3rd generation at Marquette, Mb. The original farm was started in 1942 by Martin’s father, James Keen. Today the farm is being operated by Martin and Sandra Keen, along with 3 of their 4 children; daughter Sarah and her husband Pat ( who works off farm— they have one son and one on the way), son Jamie, who works full time on the farm and daughter Marci ( works off farm as an agronomist). Our other daughter Kelli and her husband are not involved in the farm. The farm maintains a herd of 400 plus commercial cows consisting of 300 Black Angus cows and 100 Limousin cross cows. Photo courtesy of By Livestock As well it crops around 3500 acres of cereals and oilseeds, 300 acres of corn silage, soybeans and has 1500 acres of forage and pastureland. They try to maintain a fairly young herd of cows by retaining 75 head of heifer calves every year and culling fairly hard. If a cow doesn’t have a calf with her to go to pasture she is sold. Same thing goes for cows with anything less than almost perfect udders and feet. They retain the rest of their calves and background them until around 900 lbs which is usually mid- February ( 10 -11 months of age) when they are sold via off farm tender bid to finishing lots in either eastern or western Canada or some years the US. In addition to their own calves they buy and feed an additional 800-1000 feeder calves annually that usually come in at 500- 600lbs and are back grounded to 900lbs as well. The cows remain in the respective age groups until they are 5. This helps to reduce competition and help manage the herd. This also helps with breeding and calving management. Calving starts in March with the replacement heifers, and followed by the second and third calvers 3 weeks later. Then following suit with the older cows calving mid April, where most years the weather can be more favourable and the cows are able to calve out on the pasture. They feed a mixture of corn, alfalfa, and barley silage with the addition of either barley grain or screenings, or a screening pellet with added supplement. The cow herd receives about 50% of their total ration in dry forage, either a grass/alfalfa mix or an oat or barley green feed with the addition of the silage blend. The feeder cattle receive nearly 90% of the ration in the form of silage in the TMR and 10% of the TMR being dry forage mixed in the form of a tub ground grass, alfalfa, and straw mix. They like the Angus breed for their operation because they are easy fleshing, easy keeping medium framed cattle. As cows they are well tempered and good mothers. Cows can raise good sized calves on good forage without sacrificing their own body condition on average years without having to supplement with creep feed. Over the last 10 years they have been purchasing 2 or 3 new bulls every year from Brookmore Angus for the heifers. The bulls fit well into their program for their heifers then are used to breed the older cows as 2 year olds. As they go forward into the farm’s 3rd generation they hope to be able to continue to grow the operation and keep it as a family operation.

MB Angus Fall Gold Show Awards

Red Angus Premier Exhibitor Mar Mac Farms

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Red Angus Premier Breeder Clint Kuntz

Black Angus Premier Exhibitor and Premier Breeder—Stewart Cattle Co.

EDITOR’S LINK Lois McRae and Arlene Kirkpatrick Well it has been quite the winter so far! They say challenges builds character so Manitoba farmers should be an interesting group! The -40 to -50 wind chills were tough on the animals as well as their caretakers. However, as usual our tough Angus cows can handle it as good as any animal. As 2014 begins we are seeing a high demand and good prices for feeder calves which hopefully helps give strength to the upcoming Bull Sales. This issue will introduce you to our 2014 Board of Directors. They are looking forward to a busy year. You will find the write-ups on the new directors as well as plans for this year’s activities throughout thisissue. We hope you enjoy our new colored cover which ads a different look to the Outlook. However, we have worked hard to provide the same consistent information important to the membership and commercial producers who subscribe to the newsletter.

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Be sure to check out the articles on our Juniors and the upcoming plans to host the National Junior show in Virden. Keep this issue close at hand for awhile, as it covers many bull sales ads from the end of February through to mid April and it will be a handy reference of time & place. As you shop for your next herd bull, keep in mind the many benefits of using an Angus bull. The Angus calves continue to be in demand, especially the ones with Canadian Angus Rancher Endorsed RFID tags! For those of you who like to read online, the Outlook can also be found on our website at www.mbangus.ca

We hope you enjoy a successful calving season!!

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MANITOBA ANGUS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Allan Nykoliation Well as I sit down to write this report the weather has gone from -30 to 0 in 24 hours. The weather definitely has been challenging this winter especially for the brave people calving now! On the positive side the cattle markets have opened up very strong in 2014 and building up steam, maybe even record setting prices! It’s about time, the cowboys that have endured the last decade of low prices and high inputs deserve every penny they get! I would like to thank our retiring Canadian director Lois McRae for all her work. It’s been 16 years that she has served on the Manitoba board, that’s a long time to dedicate to our association. Thanks Lois.

I would also like to thank Bonnie Glasman and Naomi Best for their time and work on the board. This year we are welcoming 3 new board members Brett McRae, Nicholas Bray, and Raina Syrnyk (Junior Director). Bull sale season is just around the corner so here’s to a successful sale season! If you have any questions or concerns about the association feel free to call me anytime. Talk to you later.

In 2014 the Tattoo Letter is B

MANITOBA ANGUS ASSOCIATION 2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Back L to R: Larissa Hamilton, Raina Syrnyk, Dallas Johnston, Brett McRae, Tim Baker, Nicholas Bray Front L to R: Barb Airey, Arlene Kirkpatrick, Allan Nykoliation and Shawn Birmingham. (Missing is Ken Williams)

PRESIDENT Allan Nykoliation 204-562-3508 * n7stockfarms@rfnow.com VICE-PRESIDENT Larissa Hamilton 204-827-2002 larissa_hamilton@hotmail.com SECRETARY-TREASURER Arlene Kirkpatrick Ph/Fax: (204)725-3597 ~ 1-888-622-6487 E-mail: ackirkpatrick@rfnow.com CANADIAN DIRECTOR (outgoing in June) Lois McRae 204-728-3058 * marmac@inetlink.ca CANADIAN DIRECTOR (incoming in June) Shawn Birmingham 204-573-6377 shawnbirmingham@yahoo.ca

DIRECTORS Nicholas Bray 204-447-7203 *dirtbiker001@gmail.com Ken Williams 204-855-2275 *williamsruffles@gmail.com Brett McRae 204-729-1018 *brett.mcrae@icloud.com Tim Baker 204-966-3320 *greenbushangus@gmail.com Barb Airey 204-566-2134 *rbairey@hotmail.com Dallas Johnston 204-354-2011 *djcattleco@hotmail.com JUNIOR DIRECTOR Raina Syrnyk raina_bree22@hotmail.com

Please do not hesitate to contact any of these directors with questions or suggestions. They are always looking for new ways to better serve the membership.

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MANITOBA ANGUS ASSOCIATON Web site: www.mbangus.ca Toll Free: 1-888-622-6487

Canadian Angus Association 292140 Wagon Wheel Blvd Rocky View County, AB T4A 0E2, Canada Phone: 403-571-3580 Toll-free: 1-888-571-3580 Fax: 403-571-3599 www.cdnangus.ca

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Countdown to Showdown 2014 171 days left

In July 2014, the Manitoba Junior Angus Association is hosting the Canadian Junior Angus Showdown in Virden,July 17-19th.

As the Countdown begins, this issue we will inform you of the history of the Manitoba Junior Angus Association.

January 9, 1999 saw the birth of a brand new association in Manitoba, the Manitoba Junior Angus Association. Because the Angus breed has been strong the last few years, the formation of the MJAA seemed like the next logical step in the growth and development of the Angus breed. The association’s first major project was to plan a summer show.

The Board of directors was established with Kaylen Williams as President; Kendra Thiry- Vice; Sec-Treas- Karla Williams and Adult Advisor- Tim

Baker .August 1, 1999 marked the first Junior Angus Show in Manitoba in Oak Lake , Manitoba.The event would include one day of competitions and then the 2nd day was the cattle show and finished with a Roast Beef supper.Feb 18, 1999 president Kaylen Williams flew to Calgary along with other juniors from across Canada. The purpose of the meeting was to gather youth from across Canada to see if there was a desire to set up a National Junior Angus Association. It was a unanimous decision that this was a necessary step to achieve growth in the Angus breed.The framework of the association along with mission statement, goals and three year plan was presented to the CAA board of directors. Plans were made to first have a national newsletter and in 2000 have the first Junior Show. The board of directors wanted to move the program forward so the juniors present were named the Canadian Junior Angus Association. Kaylen Williams was the Manitoba Director. The CJAA has never looked back since this venture.

August 1, 1999- the first ever Junior Angus Show was held in Oak Lake with 33 junior members and 50 head of cattle. The acceptance level with the parents and juniors was high and plans were made to have an annual Manitoba event. The junior weekend is not just a cattle weekend; there are competitions and learning workshops on marketing, showmanship, judging, scrapbook, photography, graphic design, sales talk and more. August 2000- Show involved 36 juniors and 62 head of cattle. 2001- Royal Manitoba Winter Fair had a Junior Angus Show and a clinic was held at Mar Mac Farms for practice for the 2001 Showdown in Neepawa. July 19-21, 2001- Manitoba juniors hosted the Second Annual Showdown. It was a three Day event packed full of competitions and activities. The weather was hot and humid, with a storm tossed in there too. A very successful event was achieved.Karla Williams, President; Jared Glasman- vice ; Amanda Kirkpatrick treas; and Melissa McRae secretary. 2002- Juniors started fund raising events such as Pie Sales at SW Bull Sale and purchasing heifer calves at the Keystone Klassic, breeding them and selling with all the proceeds going to the juniors as yearlings. This was more effective than selling tickets. Matt Van Steelendt was President, Shari Beamish- Vice; Melissa McRae- Sec; Brett McRae-Treas;Caitlin Bartz Reporter advisor Shannon Carvey 33 juniors at the Summer Show. 2003- Shari Beamish Pres; Matt Van Steelandt, Vice: Marie Kirkpatrick Sec; Brett McRae treas: Scott Simms Reporter; Advisor – Ken Williams Annual meetings were held in January with the Senior Association, the juniors enjoyed swimming and pizza following the event. Scrap booking days were held each year to keep the junior history in tact.Showdown 2003 was held in Olds Alberta, Seven Juniors from Manitoba traveled to Olds for the event. Kelsey Stewart,Jarret Pernarowski, Matt Van Steelandt, Brett McRae, Melissa McRae, Amanda Kirkpatrick and Marie Kirkpatrick. They all worked together with their heifers and won the Herdsman award. Their Cook-off theme was Red Green. Cook-off is always a favorite at any junior event where the juniors cook a steak and prepare the theme for the table and the plates. The junior shows continue annually in Oak Lake until 2007 the last one was held. Due to the drop in numbers it was not financially feasible to have the event on its own.The Manitoba Junior Angus members joined Manitoba Youth Beef Roundup in Neepawa August long weekend for their annual Show and competitions along with learning workshops. This All Breeds Weekend has the Angus show separately but all the workshops are interbreed mixed. The numbers of members dropped for a few years but now in 2013, the Manitoba Junior Association is up and running again with Raina Syrnyk as President. Contact Raina or Adult Advisor – Ken Williams if you would like some more information on the Junior Association.

Watch the next issue for the Showdown history.

First Junior Show membe

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50 Two Year Old & Yearling Red and Black Angus Bulls March 29th, 2014 At the farm, Swan River MB Bulls Sired by: Anderson’s Next Generation 20U Anderson’s Who’s Next 39S Brookmore Upward 116Y Red Baker’s Wild Card 814W Red McRaes Mohican 40X Feddes Big Sky R9

www.andersoncattle.ca Bruce: (204) 734-2073

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February 27, 2014 1:00 PM Neepawa Ag-plex, Neepawa, Manitoba

SCC Upgrade 13A

Offering: 40 Black Angus Bulls 8 Simm X Angus Bulls 12 Registered Black Angus Replacement Heifers DJ Cattle Co. Cell: 204-841-3880 Legaarden Livestock Ph: 204-546-3052

Styles Upgrade J59

Brent, Dale & Kelsey Stewart

Ph: 204-773-2356 C: 204-773-6392

View catalogue and video online at www.stewartcattle.com

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MANITOBA ANGUS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING REPORT The Manitoba Angus Association held their Annual Meeting at the Victoria Inn on Jan. 4th. It was another frigid day and may have helped contribute to a smaller attendance than usual. However, those attending the meeting enjoyed the presentation by Dr. Les Byers from Vegreville, AB about genetically enhanced epd’s. They also received lots of interesting information from the Canadian Angus Assoc. CEO Rob Smith, including a virtual tour of the new Canadian Angus Office in Calgary, “Angus Central”. Lois McRae completes her 6 year term as Canadian Director in June at the National Angus Convention in Moose Jaw. She has served on the MB Angus Assoc. board for the past 12 years consecutively and several years prior to that. Lois was presented with a token of appreciation and thanked for all of her hard work in representing the Manitoba membership at the Canadian board level. Shawn Birmingham was elected by acclamation to be our new President Dallas Johnston presents Lois McRae Canadian Angus Director from Manitoba. He begins his term at the National Convention. with a token of appreciation . Other new board members elected were Nicholas Bray from Eddystone, Brett McRae from Brandon and Raina Syrnyk (Junior Director) from Ethelbert, MB. Thanks to Bonnie Glasman and Naomi Best for their contributions on the board over the past two years. The new Executive for 2014 was elected with Allan Nykoliation as President and Larissa Hamilton as Vice President. Arlene Kirkpatrick will continue as Secretary- Treasurer. Thanks to all of our sponsors for their generous donations to help put these meetings on.

New Director—Brett McRae Together with my mom and dad, Blair and Lois McRae, we own and operate Mar Mac Farms. Our farm is located 15 minutes South West of Brandon, MB. We annually calve out 200+ head of purebred Black and Red Angus and Simmentals, and usually breed around 250 head each spring. I also do custom A.I. projects, and clip sale cattle all over Manitoba and Saskatchewan. I have been heavily involved with the cattle industry, for as long as I can remember. I was one of the founding members of the MJAA, and served on the board of the CJAA. I bought my first angus cow (Mar Mac Sarah 25K) from Mom and Dad, and much of my Black Angus herd herd traces back to her. This past December I more that doubled my Angus herd by purchasing a group of bred Black Angus heifers at the Johnston/ Fertile Valley “Opening the Vault” sale. I am very excited for the future of the Angus breed, especially here in Manitoba. I believe that once the commercial cow herd finds its new size, there will be a strong demand for Angus bulls and replacement heifers.

New Director—Nicholas Bray Hello, I am Nicholas Bray and am currently wrapping up my last year of Animal Science at the University of Manitoba. My family’s farm is located 5 miles north of Eddystone, MB where we run a predominantly Angus influenced commercial herd using Angus bulls for the past 10 years. I also have my own small purebred herd that I am in the process of developing and expanding under the name NB Cattle Co. For as long as I can remember, I have been a 4H member and a Junior Angus member since 2006, showing purchased and home raised Angus females at various fairs over the past several years. The Royal Manitoba Winter Fair, MLE, MB Youth Beef Roundup and many summer fairs are some of shows I’ve attended. With Showdown occurring in Virden, MB this July, I encourage all Juniors to attend this monumental event for some friendly competition with fellow Angus enthusiasts from across the country. I look forward to working with the MB Angus Association and the opportunity to meet breeders within the province.

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SAV Pioneer 7301

HF Tiger 5T

*Southland Fringe

*2 Remitall Rachis sons

Call Bill 204-567-3782 or 204-851-1109

Miniota, MB

The WALKERS 48$/,7< $1*86 VLQFH

All bulls will be Fertility & Performance Tested Weigh sheets and EPDâ€™s available Free Delivery

*Southlands Feelgood 15Y-(2nd high seller at Southlandâ€™s 2012 sale)

*MVF Pioneer 81X (This was the highest selling & most sought after Pioneer son at MVF.)

*HF Tiger

40 Yearling Black Angus Bulls & 25 Two yr. olds Sired By:

Offers for Sale by Private Treaty

Black Meadows Angus

FRL 14Z

VK 11U

Hyline Right Way 781 x GDAR Forever Lady 9136

FRL Rigid 5X x FRL Pride o11X

Selling 2 Herd sire prospects at Douglas Bull Test Sale on April 5th, 2014!

Lot #255 sired by Basin Excitement 678U and lot #256 sired by Cole Creek Black Cedar 46P! Both offer low birth weights, high maternal and growth! Stop by the Douglas Bull Test Station and check them out.

For more information contact: Jeff Brown (204)-483-3901 jbrownsouris@gmail.com 10

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25th Anniversary Keystone Klassic Sale Report Submitted by: Tim Baker

The 25th Keystone Klassic sale took place on Dec. 7, 2013, with one of the strongest sets of females this long standing sale has seen. Buyers only had to pick between bloodlines and breeding dates as the quality of the lots were of the highest levels. The results are as follows: High selling Black Heifer calf—Lot 18 for $5300.00 Topview Ruby 21A, purchased by Windemere Farms, Brookfield, Wisconsin High selling Red Heifer calf—Lot 42 for $6700.00 Red Wraz Goldie Maria 53A, purchased by Brylor Ranch, Pincher Creek. AB High selling Black Bred Heifer—Lot 26 for $6000.00 Brookmore Maxie 30Z, purchased by Airey Cattle Co., Rivers MB High selling Red Bred Heifer—Lot 60 for $6700.00 Red Mar Mac Easter 87Z, purchased by Dale McKay, Brandon MB The sale averages were: 22 black heifer calves for $3209.09 16 red heifer calves for $2931.25 16 black bred heifers for $3868.75 10 red bred heifers for $4110.00 64 lots grossed $220,500 for an average of $3445.31

Thanks to Nikoda Holopina for making the 25th Anniversary Cake

The Angus Families who have been in all of the 25 Keystone Klassic Sales ( Brookmore, Mar Mac & Greenbush Angus) and Brent Carey Auctioneer for all of the 25 sales.

HONORARY PRESIDENT’S AWARD PRESENTED

Hamco Cattle Co This year’s Honorary President is Jim Skelton from Reston, MB. Jim wins Keystone and his wife Dene (Lorna) have been married since December 1969. Klassic fundraiser They have four children, two daughters and two sons, along with heifer draw. seven grandchildren. Jim became involved with Angus cattle in the fall of 1968 when he travelled to the Toronto Royal with Ben Jackson to help him show Market Steers. It was there that he met Grant Wilson (Lenlook Angus), Innis Hodson (Rosebank Farms) and Larry Walker (Black Meadows Angus). These new acquaintances turned into lifelong friendships. Since they had all had purebred Angus herd for many years they had a strong influence on Jim. Jim served on the Manitoba Angus board from 1992 – 1999. During his time on the Angus board one of the positions he held was to organize and develop the Angus feeder sales. This has since grown into a huge part of Angus promotion today. We thank him for his time served on the Manitoba Angus board. Jim and his wife farmed north of Sinclair, MB until 2009 and then moved into Reston. He still takes and active part in the farm with his son Jason and they have about 100 Black Angus cows and continues to use Registered Black Angus bulls.

Dallas Johnston presents to Jim Skelton before the 25th Keystone Klassic Sale begins..

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-Selling 30 High Quality Yearling Bulls MFA High Prime 73A

Cecil & Brenda Mantei & Family Estevan, SK Ph: (306)634-4454 Cell: (306)461-5501 manteifarms@hotmail.com

WATcH For PicTureS And video AT WWW.BlAcKHArveST.cA

MFA Timeline 16A

March 22, 2014 - 1:00 PM Alameda, SK

-Sons and Grandsons of High Prime 4037 (Bovagene.com), Final Answer, MFA Timeline 69M & Kodiak

"The Biggest Little Bull Sale Around"

Mantei Farms Presents

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South West Bull Development Centre Celebrates 20th Anniversary! The South West Bull Development Centre was first established in 1994 by a group of four Red Angus Breeders from Southwestern Manitoba. The first three years in the Development Centre consisted of Red Angus Bulls. The Hereford bulls joined in 1997 and the Black Bulls followed in 2000. This marks the 20th Anniversary for the South West Bull Development Centre. Bulls have come from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Ontario. The first sale was held at Melita Auction Mart just outside of Melita, MB. Since then live sales have been held at the Bull Development Centre at Batho Farms Ltd at Oak Lake & Heartland Livestock in Virden. The 19th sale in the spring of 2013 took on a little different flavor with a video sale held in the Community Hall in Oak Lake. At the start-up South West bulls were to be developed on a ration designed for the bulls to gain 3lbs per day on a ration consisting of 50% roughage. This ration was developed and used at Batho Farms prior to the conception of South West. This ration allows the bulls to grow and develop with lots of room to roam, developing muscle and sound confirmation without being burdened with extra fat, preparing them for the breeding season just ahead of them. This same ration is still in place at South West. Bulls arrived at South West at the end of October for the start of the 20th year. Supervised weighing will take place every 28 days. Bulls will be ultra sounded and semen tested in preparation for the 20th sale. Bulls at SW this year consist of 36 Red Angus, 11 Black Angus and 4 Hereford, giving us a total of 51 bulls. Red Angus consignors are McNeely Land & Cattle, Fraser Farms, James Mekkes, Nancy Howatt & Batho Farms. Black Angus bulls are from Dylan Funk, Fraser Farms, AM Ranching & Batho Farms. Hereford consignors are Tizhome Polled Herefords, McNeely Land & Cattle and AM Ranching. Sale date for the 20th sale is April 12th, 2014 at Oak Lake Community Hall. This will be the 2nd Video Sale for the South West Bull Development Centre. Your visit or comments are always welcome. We are looking forward to seeing you in 2014. Ron Batho

SUNSET RIDGE RED ANGUS 4 Bulls on test at the South West Bull Development Centre. The Sale is on April 12th, 2014 at Oak Lake Community Centre, Oak Lake, MB NKL 7A sells at SWBDC

Also consigning 5 Bulls in the Buy The "BEEF" Bull Sale on April 1st, 2014 at 1:30 at the Neepawa Ag Complex in Neepawa, MB MANITOBA ANGUS OUTLOOK

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2013 Gold Show Champions

THE CANADIAN ANGUS ASSOCIATION IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE WINNERS OF THE 2013 NATIONAL GOLD SHOW PROGRAM. The 2013 Black Angus Show Bull of the Year receiving champion aggregate status is HF Thunderbird 146Y, owned by Tanya Belsham of Houston, British Columbia; and Hamilton Farms of Cochrane, Alberta.The reserve aggregate champion for Black Angus Show Bull of the Year was awarded to Remitall F Prospector 110Z, owned by Willow Springs Angus Ltd. of Westbridge, British Columbia; and Remitall Farms Inc of Olds, Alberta. Runner-up aggregate champion for Black Angus Show Bull of the Year went to Kemp Brothers All the Way 8A, owned by Kemp Brothers of Blackstock, Ontario. The 2013 Black Angus Show Female of the Year receiving champion aggregate status is DMM Blackcap Essence 7Y with heifer calf at side DMM TR Lady Essence 13A, owned by Lee and Dawn Wilson of Bashaw, Alberta. The reserve aggregate champion for Black Angus Show Female of the Year went to Soo Line Annie K 1094 with heifer calf at side EF VOS Annie K 16A, owned by Sean Enright and Barry Enright of Renfrew, Ontario. Runner-up aggregate champion for Black Angus Show Female of the Year went to Remitall F Karama 102W with bull calf at side Remitall F Rage 9A, owned by Remitall Farms Inc of Olds, Alberta. The 2013 Red Angus Show Bull of the Year receiving champion aggregate status is Red Wilbar Longitude 646Y, owned by Wilbar Farms of Dundurn, Saskatchewan; and Redrich Farms of Forestburg, Alberta. The reserve aggregate champion for Red AngusShow Bull of the Year went to Red T-K Recoil 72Y owned by Kevin Dorrance of Wawota, Saskatchewan; Dwayne Emery of Camp Creek, Alberta; and Dave and Rhonda Bablitz of Cherhill, Alberta. Runner-up aggregate champion for Red Angus Show Bull of the Year went to Red Mar Mac Initiative 31Z, owned by Mar Mac Farms ( Blair, Lois ,Brett and Melissa McRae of Brandon, Manitoba. )

The 2013 Red Angus Show Female of the Year receiving champion aggregate status is Red Mar Mac Lady Trooper 114Z, owned by Mar Mac Farms( Blair , Lois, Brett and Melissa McRae) of Brandon, Manitoba and Brylor Ranch ( Bryan and Sherry MacKenzie), Pincher Creek , Alberta.The reserve aggregate champion for Red Angus Show Female of the Year went to Red Lazy MC Lady 17Y with bull calf at side Red Lazy MC Rope Burn 104A, owned by Laurie Morasch of Bassano, Alberta. Runner-up aggregate champion for Red Angus Show Female of the Year went to Red Ter-ron Rebecca 73Z, owned by Dave and Rhonda Bablitz of Cherhill, Alberta. The winners were recognized at Canadian Western Agribition in Regina, Saskatchewan on Friday, November 15. The Canadian Angus Association congratulates the winners and thanks all who participated in the Gold Show program in 2013. The Gold Show program was developed in 1989 by the Canadian Angus Association to provide an incentive for breeders to move between regions to show cattle. Gold Show winners are determined by the animal(s) that earned the highest number of points in three Gold Shows. If an animal accumulated points in more than three Gold Shows, the points from their best three shows were used in determining end-of-year awards. RED MAR MAC LADY TROOPER 114Z 2013 RED ANGUS SHOW FEMALE OF THE YEAR.

Every day is sale day Yearling and Two Year Olds by Private Treaty Sires inlcude: HARB Windy Connealy Imprint S A V Final Answer S A V Bismarck Basin Excitement

Greenbush Angus RR1 Neepawa, MB R0J 1H0 Tim, Wendy, Cora & Carson Baker Ph: 204.966.3320 Cell: 204.476.6040 greenbushangus@gmail.com

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VK 6A

VK 83A

SIRED BY REALLY WINDY

VK 26A

SIRED BY KA BLACK CEDAR

SIRED BY COLE CREEK BLACK CEDAR

SANKEY’S LARAMIE 114

SOOLINE KODIAK 1131

VDAR REALLY WINDY 4097

Sankey’s Lazer X Lemmon Newsline 7 Sons Sell, Outcross Genetics, Excellent Birth to Yearling EPD’s +1.6 +60 +101 +18

HF Kodiak 5R X GDAR Rogue 6322 7 Son Sell, Full Brother to Sooline Legacy 7116 at Lewis Farms. Proven Calving Ease, Curvebender +0.5 +41 +74 +18

AAR Really Windy X VDAR Enterprise 2 Son Sell, Breed Leading Calving Ease -1.5 +61 +99 +18

KA BLACK CEDAR 290

MINBURN MAIN EVENT 40W

COLE CREEK BLACK CEDAR 46P

Black Cedar 46P X Traveler 004 5 Sons Sell, Female Maker +4.7 +43 +76 +26

5 Son Sell, Sons were Top Selling Sire Group in 2013 Sale, Cowboy Bull with Curvebender EPD’s +1.3 +48 +93 +24

6 Sons Sell, Outcross Genetics, Maternal sire with added performance +2.5 + 49 + 89 +23

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On Oﬀer

• 38 Yearling charolais Bulls • 12 Yearling red angus Bulls • 5 red angus Two Year Olds

• Sound Genetics • Ultrasound Data reD McTavish sParTan 18a red JJL Paycheck 15W x red DaK santiago 58r BW 92 lb., adj 205 754 lb., Jan 17 wt 1390 lb. ce 2 BW .5 WW 51 YW 74 M 17 TM 43

reD McTavish PresTiGe 39a red WraZ Thundercloud 61Y x red chopper K Ozzi 109T BW 93 lb., adj 205 733 lb., Jan 17 wt 1220 lb. ce 1 BW .3 WW 59 YW 92 M 10 TM 40

• Will keep until June 1

reD McTavish cash 24a red WraZ Thundercloud 61Y x red chopper K Ozzi 109T BW 90, adj 205 DW 724, Jan 17 wt 1280 lb. BW 1.5 WW 68 YW 108 M 12 TM 46

McTavish GraniTe 104a MeriT 9874W x rolling D Design 730T BW 94 lb., adj 205 DW 822 lb., adj 365 1440 lb. ce 89 BW .1 WW 47 YW 90 M 22.7 TM 46

See the catalogue online at www.mctavishcharolais.com or to receive a catalogue contact us. reD McTavish DaYTOna 4a red JJL Paycheck 15W x red DaK santiago 58r BW 91, adj 205 729, Jan 17 wt 1300 lb. BW 2.4 WW 53 YW 77 M 18 TM 45

McTavish nOTOriOus 54a MeriT 9874W x Mne Park Model 50P BW 106 lb., adj 205 DW 787 lb., adj 365 1369 lb. ce 62 BW 1.5 WW 45 YW 86 M 22.2 TM 45

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GREETINGS FROM CANADIAN ANGUS CEO ROB SMITH

Highlights of 2013…

Anyone who knows me very well knows I’m ALL ABOUT the lists! And ‘year end’ is the greatest time of the year for the creation of lists! So, to mimic David Letterman, here is my ‘take’ on the Top 20 Greatest Accomplishments of your CAA in 2013:

7) Continued growth of the Canadian Angus Foundation; Building the Legacy; fundraising ‘tie-in’ with Angus Central and program platform.

20) Well-received changes to Gold Show points system and announcement / presentation of awards.

5) Registrations of Canadian Angus cattle remain constant with 2012 almost record number.

19) Increased number of cattle being shown again in 2013 through the national Gold Show program. In 2013 there were 1426 head through the show ring which represents a 3% increase in show cattle over 2012.

4) Responding to our membership and creating faster, electronic-based communication to expedite member services.

18) Continued relationship-building with industry and accessibility to industry leadership. 17) Launch of “The A Store”. 16) Tracking of 2012-13 Bull Sale results. 15) Kajal’s completion of her Master’s Degree (through our DNA tracking project) and Cheryl recognition as a Nuffield scholar. 14) Growth of our voice in the genomic conversation, calculation of GE-EPD’s. 13) International recognition of the Canadian Angus Association and success of our international partnerships. 12) Over 1000 head of Angus calves exported to Kazakhstan. 11) Continued enhancement of and reliance on our social media and electronic communication platforms. 10) The manner in which my CAA team operates, illustrated no better than through the physical move from our former headquarters to the new Angus Central. 9) Success of Convention in Ontario. 8) Success of World Angus Forum Youth Challenge Teams.

6) Creation of the new Genetic Condition Policy.

3) Rebranding of the CAA and launch of our new logo and concept of Angus Central. 2) Price offer to CAA membership for genomic evaluation, parentage verification and genotyping. And my choice for our #1 accomplishment in 2013… Construction and Official Opening of Angus Central Because we are or now have: Room to move, serve and grow; Opportunity to display our history; Showcase outstanding sponsors, volunteers, personalities, breed builders and genetic contributors; Ahead of schedule and $150,000 under budget; In a structure that folks seem to find comfortable and conducive to doing international Angus business. With accomplishments and achievements, however, there are always disappointments and we had a few of those in 2013 as well. Not a lot, but some. These would include ILR-LIVE, which is not as ready from ABRI as we think it needs to be to ‘launch’ it for our membership. Right now I will say this is ‘on hold’ indefinitely. I’m not sure 2014 will bring about the programming changes it needs to make it work better, but we will continue working with ABRI to accommodate this request from our Board. We have two new videos on our YouTube channel for you to check out: Showdown promotional video: http://www.youtube. com/watch?v=NZpaz8ese5I (December 23rd); Virtual tour of Angus Central: http://www.youtube. com/watch?v=45n5Pv92xYA (January 3rd). Cheers: Rob Smith The CAA Staff at the Opening of the building: L to R; Back: Rob, Alan, Bryon, Cheryl, Joanelle, Middle: Stacey, Laurie, Tina Front: Shirley, Kajal, Belinda and Cassie missing Brian Good.

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For Performance, Disposition & Calving Ease Kembar bulls are bred to meet your requirements . KEMBAR ANGUS wishes to thank all of our buyers over the past years and especially our repeat customers. Your support and friendship is appreciated!!

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STACEY DOMOLEWSKI, SEAN ENRIGHT & BREANNA ANDERSON “THE EH TEAM”

CHAMPION OVERALL TEAM MICHAEL HARGRAVE, PATRICK HOLLAND, MELISSA MCRAE & JARED HUNTER “THE CANUCKS”

To be selected to represent Canada in New Zealand was one honour, but to be named The 2013 PGG Wrightson World Angus Forum Champion Team is whole new level of honor that I never thought I would get to feel! I am truly grateful for the Canadian Angus Association and Foundation for giving me this opportunity. The competition was a week long event held on the north island, there was ten teams of four members on each team from Canada, The United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. Each team was provided with four heifers from different farms from all over the country. It was an interesting first day with all the rain, green grass and some not so halter broke heifers. There was the basic cattle competitions that you would expect to see such as judging, showmanship etc., but that wasn’t all the Kiwi’s had is store for us. In our teams we had to calibrate a spreader and drill, drench and sort sheep, run an RFID scanner, operate equipment and even come up with a feed budget. My favorite competition of the week was the “Agrinightmare”. We had one hour to complete a course of chopping wood, building a fence, hanging a gate, deboning a beef, putting together a waterer and building a fire to finish the race. It was an intense skill testing hour that showed our real team work. When not competing the teams took part in the regular forum activities of speakers and visiting with other delegates. The forum was just a start to a two month journey around the country for me. I was lucky enough to be able to tour around the North and South Island visiting many farms, observing sheep, dairy and beef operations. I also participated in the Canterbury A &P Show, the largest show in New Zealand with 200 head. There was I was named Champion Overall Handler (showman), another great honor in my books. All cattle are grass fed to finish and are extremely sound and structurally correct to aid in getting around the steep hill country that is most of the landscape. New Zealand is a beautiful country and full of wonderful hospitable people, if you have get a chance to go, take it. Melissa McRae The Canucks

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What an amazing experience is all I can say. It was the fastest 10 days of my life and I would do it all again in a second. The people were incredibly welcoming, the views were second to none, the competition was one of a kind, and ‘Tea’ every three hours had its perks too! During the competition all 40 competitors and the handful of coordinators stayed in a hostel in Rotorua, New Zealand. Five minutes after we arrived from our 30 hour journey we were convinced by the other delegates to go on a luge ride. We all opted to skip out on the shower and head to the luge; what a great way to start the week! From then on the trip just seemed to speed by. Everyone was there to talk cattle, meet new people, and try their best in the competition. When we picked up our heifers the next day (in the mud and the rain), there were plenty of runaways and laughs to be had. During heifer prep all the different countries were keen to learn how animals were clipped and showed differently. The coordinators were just as much fun as the other delegates so there were plenty of laughs even during the competition and training. When it came to digging post holes we tried convincing the organizers to invest in some augers and when it came time to put up high tensile fence we tried convince them of barbed wire. We were all impressed when Stacey was able back a boat in on her first try (remember the steering wheel on the left side)! Little trackhoes were used to dunk basketballs, pancakes were made, sheep were drenched, water systems were assembled, and fires were started (while somewhat anyways) just to name a few of the fun modules we competed in. We attended a few banquets and speakers and were able to visit with the delegates attending the World Angus Forum. Every evening ended the same way: fines and hanging out in the hostel. The trip wrapped up with the Adrenaline tour where the Canadians and UK delegates took in some site seeing, fun activities, and visited a few farms. A huge thank you to all the Canadian Angus breeders who made the trip possible! Breanna Anderson The Eh Team

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Manitoba Junior Angus Report - submitted by Raina Syrnyk Hello everyone, I hope your calving season and winter is going well. My name is Raina Syrnyk and I am the junior director of the Manitoba Angus Association. My growing interest in cattle and the Angus breed has influenced me to take on this role. I am currently building an Angus herd located near Ethelbert, Manitoba on my dad's mixed grain and cattle farm. I have actively shown Angus females across the Prairie provinces for the past few years, having the opportunity to make it to Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta's junior Angus shows this past summer. Just a reminder that the upcoming Manitoba junior Angus show is at the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair in Brandon, Manitoba. The Winter fair dates are March 31-April 5, 2014 and the deadline to enter is February 26, 2014. Showdown is being held in Virden, Manitoba this summer from July 17-19, 2014 and is a great event for any junior to attend. Keep in mind that you do not need animals to attend Showdown and that you can also show angus influenced females and steer projects. This show includes a lot of exciting events and is a great opportunity to make friends and connections with other young individuals from across the provinces. For more information on Showdown or other opportunities make sure to check out the CJAA website at http://juniors.cdnangus.ca/ . Any juniors with an interest in the Angus breed are encouraged to join the CJAA for $10.50. There are many great events, trips, and scholarships offered by the CJAA to its members.

Canadian Junior Angus Report submitted by Austen Anderson

This December may have been the second coldest since 1893, but the anticipation for Showdown has been heating up. Judges and entertainment have been booked and show calves have been born in preparation for one of the largest national junior shows in the country. Manitoba will host the Canadian Junior Angus Association for the third time in the city of Virden from July 17th to 19th. This event will be full of exhilarating competitions, events, and entertainment. With this said, I challenge each and every Angus breeder of Manitoba to send their best to Showdown. Some of you have children that are too old to compete in Showdown and this creates a wonderful opportunity to introduce a young 4-H member to the CJAA. Please look at those in your community who might be raising commercial 4-H heifers and take them under your wing. Whether it is encouraging them to participate in Showdown with their 4-H project, without cattle or by borrowing one of your show animals. What an excellent opportunity to be a mentor to a young person and to have your genetics showcased in a national event as prestigious as Showdown.

Royal Manitoba Winter Fair

March 31â€”April 5, 2014 Tentative Schedule for Cattle Classes Thursday, April 3rd, 2014

10:00 am Class 5 Klondike Showmanship Competition 1:00 pm Class 3 Junior Prospect Steer Show Class 3A Junior Prospect Steer Futurity Class 4 Boys & Girls Calf Feeding Competition Class 2 Market Steers (Light, Heavy) 7:00 pm Carcass Awards followed by Live Sale

Friday, April 4th, 2014

10:00 am All Breeds Junior Heifer Show Boys & Girls Commercial Heifer Show

Saturday, April 5th, 2014

1:00 pm Celebrity Showmanship Class 3:00 pm Jackpot Heifer Show 6:00 pm Release ENTRY DEADLINE: February 26th, 2014

Dates are set for the 7th Annual 2014 Manitoba Youth Beef Roundup August 1 - 3rd, in Neepawa, MB. Roundup is an All Breeds Junior Event where along with the cattle show, Juniors participate in Marketing, Showmanship, Grooming, Sales Talk, Quiz bowl and other competitions. This educational fun weekend is a unique opportunity to participate with juniors from other breeds and parts of Manitoba and Canada all with the goal in mind to meet new friends, learn about the livestock Industry. The Manitoba Youth Beef Roundup Agribition Judging Team will be selected on this weekend as well. Watch for more details and our sponsors check it out on Manitoba Youth Beef Roundup Face book page.

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Ever Wonder How Charolais Bulls Cross on ____Black or Black White Faced Cows____

Grand Champion Steer at Wawota Achievement Day Grand Champion Steer at Whitewood Regional Show and Sale Sired by a Diamond R Charolais Bull and a Black White Faced Cow *Yearling & Two Year old White and Tan Bulls Available* Black sons of Sooline Motive 1109 available -Easy Calving, Easy Doing, Quiet Temperment

Red sons of Red Wheel Patriot 21X available -Easy Calving, Moderate Framed , Thick, Sound - One 2 year old available (easy calving) All Bulls are sold by private treaty and a first come first serve Stop in for a visit the coffee is always on and we would be happy to show you around and TALK CATTLE Diamond R Stock Farms Brad, Jayne, Larissa & Cade Rutten Box 546 Wawota Sask. Phone (306)739-2781 or email bjrutten@sasktel.net 06Phone (306) 739-2781 Or email bjrutten@sasktel.net

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Canadian Angus Director Report 2013 was a year the members of the Canadian Angus Association will never forget. The accomplishments and improvements to the Association reached far above many expectations. The highlights of the Canadian Angus Year: - The board of directors selected a new clean fresh logo for the association. - Three summer interns promoted Angus cattle around the country. Karla Ness attended the Manitoba Youth Beef Roundup in Manitoba - The annual convention was well attended in Guelph, Ontario. The convention was full of educational workshops, and hands on working sessions. Rancher Endorsed Day entailed touring feedlots ,a panel on marketing and their operations. - The Foundation Legacy Sale brought in $ 70,800.00 for the Canadian Angus Foundation. This money is used for archives, juniors and breed development projects. - Canadian Junior Angus Showdown in BC a success and in 2014 Manitoba will host Showdown in Virden. - Social Media has advanced and evolves daily with Facebook, Twitter, E-news and our website. Go to the website and view the links to Agribiton, the National Show, New Zealand World Angus Forum and more. - A new genetic condition policy was created and well accepted by the membership - DNA testing video (on You Tube) is a new tool for breeders that demonstrate the correct procedures with parentage DNA deadlines coming closer, breeders have to be aware and use the correct methods of collecting the samples. - A delegation of 12 Juniors selected by applications from across Canada represented us in the First ever junior challenge at the World Angus Forum in New Zealand. They excelled by being the1st and 2nd place teams and won the overall judging competition. These juniors will be future leaders of our Association and are a real asset to our breed. Around 25 other Canadians attended the Forum and were well respected in the international community. - For the first time at Agribition, the All Star Team and Gold Show winners were announced and the awards presented just before the Power of Perfection Sale. A great way to showcase the Angus cattle from across Canada. - The Canadian Angus Foundation has set up an outline for numerous projects for our Junior members example â€“ scholarships, travel bursaries to GOAL and for more see the Foundation website for details. - A new supply store the A store was developed for promotional items. We have no inventory so takes a little longer to order in but excellent top quality items. Check out the web site. - The new building comes in $ 150,000.00 under budget !!!! It all started in 1988 for 16 years, I have been a director on the Manitoba Angus Board serving as President for 5 years and treasurer for one year, and a member of the executive for 11 years. Some of the highlights of my 16 years are: -Being part of the board when the motion was made to start the Keystone Klassic Sale -History Committee Chair for the 100th Anniversary of Angus in Brandon 2005 Canadian Annual Meetings. -Hosting the Showdown and Canadian Angus Association Annual Meetings together in 2005 in Brandon. -One of the organizers who attended and was part of the Manitoba Display at the World Angus Forum in 2009 -On the Board when the decision was made to have a separate Black Angus and Red Angus Show at Manitoba Livestock Expo to send 4 winners to the Royal Bank Challenge at Agribition. -Committees I served on were Advertising and Promotion, Fall Gold Show, Tours, Brandon Bull Sale, Junior, Feeder Sale, and Keystone Klassic Sale. - A strong supporter of the Junior Angus Program in the Province. - Committee member on the Annual Meetings held in Manitoba in 1995, 2005 and 2011 and two National shows in 1999 and 2011. - 7 years as Co editor of the Manitoba Angus Outlook People make these Associations and the fellowship and knowledge learned from each Board member makes the adventure as a director an exciting one. If you get the opportunity to be a director take it, the education of the breed and its operations along with the Angus fellowship is very inspiring.This is just a few of the highlights and I would personally like to thank all of the Board members , and secretaries over the past 16 years for their dedicated volunteer time to promote the Angus Breed in Manitoba and the fellowship of the Angus Breeders. One of the Canadian highlights will always be the opening of the Canadian Angus Office in Calgary December 11, 2013. This is your building as members of the Association and you should be very proud of it. This asset will grow in value everyday with the prime location at Balzac and is a Showcase of the Angus Breed in Canada. This is the end of my term as your Canadian Angus Director. I appreciate the confidence you have put in myself to represent your province and breed. I have devoted my energy to making the decisions on the board which I hope will help to advance this great breed ANGUS. I am very proud of the new office and other accomplishments made in the CAA in the past six years. We have a dedicated hard working staff led by a progressive thinking CEO (Rob Smith) who all have the vision to move the Angus breed forward in the future. This ends 16 years as a director on the Manitoba and Canadian Angus Board, I appreciate all the support in the past and look forward to new things in the future. I will be continuing on as co-editor of the Manitoba Angus Outlook. See you down the Angus trail.

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Lois McRae

Brookmore Angus Awarded Manitoba Angus Purebred Breeder for 2013 Jack & Barb Hart from Brookdale, MB have been raising registered Black Angus cattle since 1976. They changed their breeding plans at Brookmore Angus in 1986, when they decided to build and improve the herd by using AI genetics. This decision allowed them to use semen of a variety of the best proven bulls available. Today they continue to use AI extensively and the pedigrees of many of their females contain several generations of well recognized bulls in the Angus breed. In 2013 they calved out 300 head. In the 1980’s and early 90’s, Jack volunteered for 17 years on the Manitoba Angus board of Directors, serving several years as president. While Jack’s responsibilities include all of the AI work, Barb also works full time on the farm. She does all the bookkeeping and takes care of the heat detection in the spring while Jack is breeding cows. While they do much of the work themselves they also have hired help. Brookmore Angus has promoted and sold both bulls and females for breeding stock. They began selling bulls at Douglas, Roblin & Gunton bull test stations and Brandon Bull Sale. More recently this is the 19th year they have sold bulls through the Cattleman’s Connection Bull Sale. From this sale they have sold bulls across Manitoba and into Saskatchewan, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and North Dakota. In the past they have also sold females into every province in Canada except the Maritimes as well as England, Scotland, Japan Russia and Kazakhstan. Presently they market their females through the Keystone Klassic Sale in Brandon, the Seriously Black Sale near Sylvan Lake, Alberta and by private treaty at the farm. The offspring of many of the Brookmore animals have gone on to do well in the show ring. Progeny are showing up more frequently at shows and sales across Canada. Most recently the Grand Champion female at the MB Angus 2013 summer show was purchased from Brookmore Angus. Also this year, the Reserve Grand Champion Black Angus Female at Agribition, shown by Remitall Cattle Co. was out of a Brookmore cow. The Manitoba Angus Association is very proud of the job Jack & Barb have done promoting their Manitoba cattle, and therefore feel they are a good choice to be named The Manitoba Angus Purebred Breeder for 2013.

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Canadian Beef Breeds Council Report Submitted by Michael Latimer- CBBC Executive Director

Many purebred cattle producers don’t know that much about the Canadian Beef Breeds Council (CBBC), which is understandable given the fact that there has been more direct interaction with respective breed associations than with producers. CBBC was established in 1994 to act as a unified voice of the purebred cattle industry and promote Canadian purebred beef genetics domestically and internationally. Today, CBBC represents the interest of 18 purebred beef breed Associations as well as several of Canada’s top export companies and major exhibitions. The top priorities of CBBC are government and industry advocacy, market access for live cattle and genetics, and scientific advancement for the beef cattle industry. CBBC representatives have attended events around the world promoting the integrity of Canadian genetics and why Canada is the best place in the world to do business. CBBC currently represents the interests of the purebred cattle industry at the Canadian Cattlemen Association (CCA), Canadian Cattle Identification Agency (CCIA), Beef Improvement Federation (BIF), Canadian Livestock Genetics Association (CLGA) and Canadian Animal Health Coalition meetings. We work closely with federal and provincial governments and are active in committee and round-table discussions. This advocacy is important for purebred producers for many reasons. Purebred producers are small in number, but as we all know, play a vital role in the beef cattle production system. The genetic base for Canada’s national herd starts with purebred cattle and that perspective needs to be heard or it is easily forgotten. In developing foreign markets for purebred cattle, CBBC does not work alone. It is a combined effort of breeders, exporters, livestock exhibitions (domestic and international), government officials, industry organizations and breed associations. As part of its government advocacy efforts, CBBC has historically been very successful in obtaining financial assistance that is used to support those involved in creating more value for Canadian genetics. This is an ongoing effort that will continue for the foreseeable future. CBBC is actively working with Livestock Gentec (a division of the University of Alberta) on several initiatives that will ensure the beef cattle industry remains competitive from a scientific and technological perspective with other animal protein industries. This includes identifying key areas of research that are relevant to the purebred industry as well as assisting producers who wish to apply new technologies. Understanding and incorporating Genomic information into everyday management is both a challenge and an opportunity for the beef industry. If managed correctly, it will provide Canada and its producers, with a distinct competitive advantage.

If you have questions or comments regarding the activities of CBBC, feel free to contact me at mlatimer@canadianbeefbreeds.com.

CRANBERRY CREEK ANGUS We thank all of our buyers for your interest and trust in our program, and wish everyone a very successful New Year. We have Yearling Bulls for Sale in the yard. Bulls are hand fed for longevity, registered and will be semen tested. All wts. and epd’s are available.

Free Delivery near the end of April. HF Tiger 5T ^ SAV Pioneer >

AI Sires are: HF Tiger 5T & SAV Pioneer Natural Sires are: J Square S Tiger 4X, Cranberry Creek Dynamite and Cranberry Creek Highlander.

Visitors Always Welcome David & Jeanette Neufeld Boissevain, MB Ph. 204-534-2380 Email: cranberrycreek@hotmail.com

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Videos Available on our Website www.vvvranch.com Call: Dan & Alana: 204.665.2448 Dan Cell: 204.522.0092 Matt Cell: 204.264.0706

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Black Pearl Bull & Female Sale March 9, 2014 Edwards Livestock Centre Tisdale, SK

Yellowstone 286W

Youngdale Excaliber 32X

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4-3342 Millar Ave., Saskatoon, SK S7K 7G9 Ted’s Cell: 306.221.2711 Shane’s Cell: 403.363.9973

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Manitoba Youth Win Purebred Heifers

In the past seven years 18 Manitoba youth have been awarded up to $2,000 toward the purchase of a heifer calf selected from a Manitoba purebred sale. The funds have come from the Grant Moffat Herdbuilder Fund. The youth submitted essays on why they wanted to start or build their own purebred herd of cattle and were picked by a committee of six of Grantâ€™s friends and family representing many breeds. The participants were evaluated on desire, need and previous expression of interest in the industry. This year the committee combed through 17 excellent entries to pick the three final winners. Bennett Foster, a 14 year old from Dropmore purchased a Hereford heifer to start his purebred herd. Andria Bertram, a 12 year old from Portage la Prairie purchased a Simmental heifer for her new herd and Wyatt Inglis, an 11 year old from Rapid City selected a Shorthorn heifer for his herd builder. Grant Moffat, Holmsyde Charolais, Forrest, went missing in August, 2006. The funds generously donated by cattlemen, friends and relatives across the country were offered as a reward for tips leading to his whereabouts. After a year, a committee handling the funds made a decision to channel the money to Manitoba youth for the purpose of starting their own purebred herd. More funds were raised at auctions during a couple of Manitoba Beef Producerâ€™s Annual Meetings 2010 & 2011 making it possible to continue this worthwhile cause in his memory. Grant invested a lot of energy in actively helping youth get started in the business and this seemed the most fitting way to utilize the funds. The complete story of Grant Moffat and the past winners can be seen at www.grantmoffat.com.

Bennett Foster

Andria Bertram

Wyatt Inglis

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WOS 24A ̴ Sire S Chisum 6175 ̴

Crescent Creek Angus 16th Annual Bull & Female Sale

BW 90 lbs. WOS 145A ̴ Sire Mc Cumber 8R101 Rito 1136 ̴

Saturday, April 5, 2014 1:00 PM

1 mile east & 3 miles north of Goodeve, SK BW 90 lbs.

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Largest selection of S Chisum 6175 sons to sell

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Featuring sons of KG Smart One 9116

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Proven calving ease sons of Crescent Creek Pacesetter 16U

- 60 Black Angus Yearling Bulls - 40 Open Replacement Heifers - The heart of our replacement pen featuring rare Chisum daughters BW 86 lbs.

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First sons of Mc Cumber 8R101 Rito 1136 (Grandson of Rito 707)

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All bulls semen tested and ultrasounded

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WOS 10A ̴ Sire S Chisum 6175 ̴

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Performance data available Delivery arranged or sale day pick up receive a $75 discount

BW 92 lbs.

Bull & Female videos available

Contact The Olynyks

Wes, Kim & Family Box 192, Goodeve, SK S0A 1C0 PH: (306) 876-4420 · Cell: (306) 728-8284 Irene Box 103, Goodeve, SK S0A 1C0 PH: (306) 876-4400 OBI (Rob Holowaychuk) (780) 916-2628 crescentcreekangus.com · info@crescentcreekangus.com

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EVERYONE IS INVITED TO the Manitoba Angus Association’s 3rd Annual

Summer Gold Show and Field Day

Thursday, July 17, 2014 Virden, Manitoba in conjunction with “SHOWDOWN”

Watch for Details in the May newsletter or at www.mbangus.ca

Get Well Wishes to Brian Good, Director of Field Services for the CAA. We are thinking of you Brian. Congratulations to Michael & Jesse Canning on the birth of their son, Nash Clayton Canning, born on October 26th, 2013 at 2:02 a,m, Weighing 7 lbs, 2.8 oz. Very proud grandparents Reg & Marie Peat of Abbotsford, BC. and Blaine & Pauline Canning, Prairielane Farms, Souris, MB. (Blaine was a Canadian Director for several years).

Nash Clayton Canning

It will be the same format as in 2013, no halter breaking , pen show, supper and lots of Angus fellowship and hospitality.

Congratulations to Raina Syrnyk from Ethelbert, MB

This is a special invitation to all of those “Showdown” parents who will be in the area to come and check out some Manitoba cattle.

on receiving the Manitoba Jr. Angus Scholarship for 2013. Raina is attending the University of Manitoba and hopes to go on to Veterinary Medicine following this.

Thanks to Robin Hill for the use of Heartland Livestock in Virden, to hold the summer Gold show.

The Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba Hires New General Manager

Updates to the CAA Genetic Evaluation Submitted by Kajal Devani

Starting in February 2014, CAA will be implementing a new procedure for integrating genomic data from HD 50K tests into CAA genetic evaluations. This new procedure will allow CAA to report genomicallyenhanced EPDs (GE-EPD) on a routine basis between the semi-annual official runs. CAA breeders will gain faster access to the benefits of genomic technologies combined directly with what we already know about tested animals from pedigree, performance, and progeny data. In order to access timely results, producers should get their samples submitted early to ensure that they can gain access to GE-EPDs powered by HD 50K as soon as the new estimation methods are available through CAA. Testing prior to March also ensures access to the special $55 price on HD 50K through Zoetis, CAA, Genserve, Livestoc Gentec, and ALMA.

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Rob O’Connor will be joining the Provincial Ex team in the capacity of General Manager as of February 17th, 2014. The selection committee is confident that Rob’s experience and agricultural background will serve him well in his position. In his previous position as Manager of Canada’s Farm Progress Show in Regina, he has been extremely successful in growing the show, attracting national and international participation, and quadrupling the sponsorship! Rob’s Background: Rob holds an Agricultural Business Diploma from the University of Guelph and spent a few years working as an Animal Feed Sales Consultant before joining the Regina Exhibition Association as a coordinator in 2001. In 2003, he was promoted to the Show Manager of Canada's Farm Progress Show. For the last 10 years, Rob has been responsible for the general management and sales of this show. This trade show is 2 million square feet in size, includes 813 exhibitors and attracts over 45,000 people over 3 days. Rob's top three responsibilities are to generate sales, show delivery, and to grow the show's reputation. In that capacity, the exhibits coordinator, international business coordinator and customer relations coordinator all report to Rob, as well as 75 volunteers. Rob is active in his community and has a considerable amount of experience working on Boards. He is a Hereford breeder with a large herd of purebred cattle.

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Official Opening of Angus Central December 12, 2013: for immediate release

Rocky View County, AB — After three years of planning and preparation, the Canadian Angus Association (CAA) officially opened their first member-owned national headquarters, Angus Central. While the Association moved to many provinces, Angus Central, located just north of Calgary, is the first building owned by the Association. More than 200 Angus members, vendors to the Association and industry partners were in attendance as the doors opened to this exciting new building. An official ribbon cutting by the CAA Board of Directors was a highlight. All past presidents in attendance also shared a special photo representing the historical development of the breed coupled with their futuristic vision of maintaining the Association in a financial situation to purchase such a property. “One of the policies that the Boards before us established was a fund for rainy days or a building,” said David Bolduc, past president of the CAA. “I think those people deserve most of the credit for this building we now have today. My board purchased the land for Angus Central, but without that initial governance policy to set that money aside, we wouldn’t be opening this today. It’s easy to have a vision of the future when you are standing on the shoulders’ of titans.” Junior members along with families representing more than 100 years of raising Angus cattle were present representing provinces coast to coast. The new showcase of Angus history featured years of artifacts which make up the breed’s past, including letters from the Queen Mother, certificate seals decades old, herd books from more than 100 years ago, and much more. Current CAA President Kevin Blair summarized the future of the Angus breed as being all about the youth. He asked those in attendance “Who is going to back fill behind the older generation as they retire in the next five to 10 years?” “I want us to embrace and encourage our youth by supporting them financially and mentally,” said Blair. “So, here’s to our future. Welcome to Angus Central.” The Canadian Angus Foundation (CAF) was established in 1992 under the presidency of Bill Jackson. Through his leadership, Doug Fee, past CAA CEO and current CAF chairman, credits the board for creating the charitable arm of the Association. “We have an opportunity to celebrate the history and foundation of the Angus breed in Canada and now we have a centre in which to do so,” said Fee. The CAF launched three new initiatives during the official opening to assist in financially building a stronger Foundation. Angus Roots includes an iron tree with leaves engraved with donors’ names. The Hall of Honour and The Breeders’ Choice feature silhouettes of people and animals to recognize highly respected breed builders or loved ones and standouts, respectively. More than $14,000 was raised during the official opening. “We have created membership equity through this building where in the past rent has been a significant portion of our budget,” said Rob Smith, CAA CEO. “I want to summarize the official opening in two words — home run.”

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2013 was a great year for us at Fraser Farms We are hoping that 2014 is even better!! Thanks to everyone for their support at the Keystone Klassic! Ramblin Red Rose Angus (Murray Crawford) - Red Fraser Queen 109A Kassandra Kormas - Red Fraser Milma 387A Brylor Ranch - Red Fraser Madonna 390A AND THANKS SUPPORTING US LAST SPRING Karlen Red Angus Craig Pearson Ron Gordon Aurel Voden Trevor Fletcher

Barry Minshull David May Jack Wray Ian Murray Curtis Bugg

Murray Jones Murray Kinsley Gerald Brigden Dwight Miner Sunset Ridge Red Angus

WE HAVE A GREAT SET OF YEARLING BULLS ON FEED AT SOUTHWEST BULL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE SIRED BY:

Red Brylor Roughrider 214Y (Bieber Roughrider son), Red Fraser Sequoia 748T (UBAR Sequoia 202 son), Rocky Mountain Answer 10X (SAV Final Answer 035 son), Fraser Twenty One (Rito 2100 son)

Pictured is sire Red Brylor Roughrider They sell at the 20th Annual Sale on April 12th in Oak Lake, MB check them out at www.southwestbulldevelopmentcentre.com

Fraser Farms

Jeff & Nancy Fraser Box 44, Melita, MB R0M 1L0 jeff.fraser@live.ca 204 522 5964 204 686 2281

ALSO A GROUP OF BULLS FOR SALE AT HOME ON THE FARM 56

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Business Directory CAREY AUCTION SERVICES BRENT CAREY Box 27 • Stavely, AB • T0L 1Z0

Ph (403) 549-2478 Cell (403) 650-9028

DAVID & JEANETTE NEUFELD TELEPHONE (204) 534-2380

BOX 171 BOISSEVAIN, MB R0K 0E0

’Realizing Genetic Potential in Production Systems’

THE BLUEPRINT FOR PERFORMANCE THROUGH NUTRITION

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For information, please contact: TYSON BIRMINGHAM Cell: 204.724.2004 Brandon p. 204.725.1115 | 340 Park Avenue E. Winnipeg p. 204.233.1112 | 715 Marion St.

F BAR & ASSOCIATES Purebred Red and Black Angus Allen & Merilyn Staheli General Delivery Eddystone, Manitoba R0L 0S0 Phone: 204-448-2124 email: amstaheli@inethome.ca

WIRELESS COW CAMS

Chris Sobchuk Tel.: 204.728.8878 Toll Free: 1.866.289.8164 chris.s@allenleigh.ca

Phone: 306-227-2992 Fax: 306-373-3515 email: office@redangus.ca PO Box 39075 Lakewood Common, Saskatoon, SK S7V 0A9

Livestock Monitoring Implement Cam Farm Yard Security 2-Way Radios CCTV Equipment Alarms 545 Assiniboine Ave. Brandon, MB R7A 0G3

www.allenleigh.ca Check your livestock from your house

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS Feb. 27, 2014 - Stewart Cattle Co. & Guests Bull Sale – Ag Complex, Neepawa, MB Mar. 5, 2014 - Mar Mac & Guests Bull Sale – on farm- Brandon, MB Mar. 7, 2014 - Cattlemen’s Connection at Heartland Brandon Mar. 9, 2014 – Black Pearl Bull Sale – Livestock Centre – Tisdale, SK Mar. 11, 2014 - McTavish Bull Sale - on farm - Moosomin, SK Mar. 12, 2014 - Triple V Ranch Bull Sale – on ranch – Medora, MB Mar. 15, 2014 – Hamco Cattle Co. Bull Sale – on farm – Glenboro, MB Mar. 15, 2014 – LLB Bull & Female Sale – on ranch – Erskine, AB Mar. 19 – 21, 2014 – GBT online Bull Sale Mar. 21, 2014 - Maple Lake Bull Sale – Grand Clairiere, MB Mar. 22, 2014 - Mantei Farms Bull Sale - Alameda, SK Mar. 22, 2014 – Workin Stiff Bull Sale – at Smart Farm – Moosomin, SK Mar. 24, 2014 – Hollinger Land & Cattle Bull Sale – on ranch – Neudorf, SK Mar. 24, 2014 – Freyburn Bull Sale – on farm – Oxbow, SK Mar. 28, 2014 – Triple J Bull Sale – Whitewood Auction Mart, Whitewood, SK Mar. 29, 2014 - Anderson Cattle Co. Bull Sale on farm at Swan River, MB Mar. 29, 2014 - Cow Boys Bull Sale - Taylor Auction Mart, Melita, MB

April 12, 2014 – SWBDC Bull Sale at Oak Lake Hall, Oak Lake, MB Apr. 12, 2014 – Blue Collar Bull Sale, Yorkton, SK April 12, 2014 – Wilkinson Bull Sale – Grunthal, MB April 13, 2014 – Wrangler Bull Sale – on farm – Gainsborough, SK April 15, 2014 – OUTLOOK DEADLINE Spring Issue. April 19, 2014 – Short Grass Sale on Ranch at Aneroid, SK April 19, 2014 Cornerstone Bull Sale—Whitewood, SK June 4 – 8, 2014 – CAA Annual Convention – Moose Jaw, SK July 17 – 19, 2014 - CAA Showdown – Virden, MB July 17, 2014 – MAA Summer Gold Show – Heartland Virden, MB Aug 1 – 3, 2014 – MB Youth Beef Round-up Show, Neepawa, MB

Attention: Deadline for reduced rates for DNA tests is Mar. 31, 2014. Call the CAA office at 1-888-571-3580 for more information.

Apr. 1, 2014 – Buy the Beef Bull Sale – Ag Plex, Neepawa, MB Apr. 1, 2014 – Windy willows Bull Sale – on farm – Hodgeville, MB Apr. 2, 2014 – Chopper K Bull Sale – Alameda, SK Apr. 2, 2014 – Whitecap, Rosso, Howe Bull Sale at Howe Farm, Moose Jaw, SK Apr. 5, 2014 - Douglas Bull Sale at Douglas Bull Test Station, MB Apr. 5, 2014 – Crescent Creek Bull Sale – on farm – Goodeve, SK Apr. 5, 2014 Wraz Open House starts at 1:30 at the farm Wawota Apr. 7, 2014 – Eastondale Bull Sale on the farm Wawota, SK Apr. 8, 2014 – Youngdale Bull Sale – Alameda, SK Apr. 10, 2014 – T Bar K Bull Sale – on ranch – Wawota, SK April 10, 2014 – Southview Angus Bull Sale on ranch Ceylon, SK

Rolston Business cards Vertical Leech has on file from Oct. 13 newsletter.

ADVERTISER’S INDEX Anderson Cattle Co. …………………....6 AW Angus ……………………………....52 Black Meadows…………………...……..9 Blue Collar…………………….………...55 Botany Angus …………….…………....46 Bridgeway Red Angus…………….…. 48 Brookmore Angus ………………..…...18 Brown……………………………..……...10 Chopper K Red Angus……….………..45 CorVet …………………………….…......35 Cranberry Creek ……………...………..38 Crescent Creek………………..………..49 Eastondale Angus…………….……….20 Fraser Farms……………………..……..56 Freyburn Angus ………………..……...47 GBT Angus……………………..……….54 Greenbush Angus..…………...……….17 Hamco Cattle Co……………………….BC HBH …………………………………..…IFC Hollinger ………………………………...41 Howe……………………………………...19 Kembar………………………………...…25 Kenray…………………………………....26 Leaning Spruce …………………..…….46 LLB ……………………………………….30

Mantei Farm ………………………………….13 Maple Lake…………………………………….27 Mar Mac Farms………………………..…….IBC McTavish………………………………………22 Moose Creek………………………………….42 N7 Stock Farm.……………………………….21 RamRod………………………………………..14 Royal Angus…………………………………..43 Rutten…………………………………………..31 Sandy Bar Ranch………………………….…..4 Smart Farms…………………………………..48 South View Ranch…………………………...11 South West Bull Centre…………………….58 Stewart Cattle Co. ……………………..……..7 Sunset Ridge Red Angus…………………..15 T Bar K……………………………………...….50 Topview………………………………………..44 Triple J Farm………………………………….57 Triple V Ranch………………………………..39 TSN……………………………………………..23 Wilkinson……………………………………...34 Windy Willows………………………………..37 Wrangler……………………………………….52 Wraz…………………………………………….36 Youngdale……………………………………..32

Moffatt Business cards Vertical Leech has on file from Oct. 13 newsletter.

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HOME OF the working kind

Red Mar Mac Initiative 31Z

Ribeye X Mohican son selling in 2014 sale 2013 MLE Grand Champion Bull :: 2013 CWA Junior Champion Bull

50T X Reba

Final Answer X Tiger

Detour X Cub

Preview of the bulls selling in the 2014 sale

Please join us for the

10TH ANNUAL BULL SALE

Wednesday, March 5, 2014 :: Brandon, Manitoba :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

80 Bulls On Offer RED ANGUS :: BLACK ANGUS :: SIMMENTAL

::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Downhill Simmentals :: Perkin Cattle Co. :: Magnusville Angus

CATALOGUE ONLINE AT MARMACFARMS.NET

sale broadcasted by Cattle In Motion

Hamco

Cattle Co.

16th Annual Angus Bull Sale SaturdayMarch 15, 2014 Indoors at the farm south of Glenboro

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YOUR SOURCE OF ELITE ANGUS GENETICS ▫60 Red & 40 Black Angus Yearling Bulls

▫20 Red & 3 Black Angus 2 Year old Bulls ▫ Many are AI sired & some are ET calves ▫ Bulls on home performance test—data available. ▫ Bulls have passed semen test & tested BVD PI negative ▫ Bulls HD 50K tested with genomicenhanced EPDs ▫ Free Board until May 1 ▫ Delayed payment option available

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Red Brylor West Jet 69W Red VII Dominor 2N Red Lazy MC Honky Tonk 11X Red JC Mission Statement P27 Red Hamco Ideal 227T Red U2 Dynamo 7021T Red 5L Norseman King 2291 Red Brylor RSTD High Capacity Red 5L Travlin Exp Red Hamco Mr Indeed 226S Red Hamco Mulberry 82W Red U2 Mission Impossible 150W Red Hamco Dominor 79X Red SSS Norse 152U

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SAV Bismarck 5682 Sitz Upward 307R Peak Dot Predominant 68W TA 5092 Focus In 0635 Mohnen Dynamite 1356

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Young Dale XCaliber 32X Prairielane Objective 7093 SAV 004 Density 4336 Basin Excitement Peak Dot Predominant 715S

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We have a great selection of heifer & cow bulls. Contact us for a catalogue complete with pedigrees & performance data (available early March, 2014) or view the catalogue online at hamcocattleco.com Albert, Gail & Ian Hamilton

2048272358 2048272000 fax

Glen, Carleen & Larissa Hamilton 2048272002 2045260705 cell larrisa_hamilton@hotmail.com

Dr. David & Shelley Hamilton 2048223054 ph/fax 2043253635 cell

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