Commercial Heifer Sale Catalogue · 2019. 9. 19. · Sarita has been around commercial cattle since...

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Nueces County Junior Livestock Show Commercial Heifer Sale Friday, January 11, 2019 - 7:00 PM Equestrian Arena - R. Borchard Fairgrounds Support the Youth! Welcome to the Nueces County Junior Livestock Show Commercial Heifer Sale We are proud to offer our first set of Commercial Heifers fed and raised by the youth of Nueces County. The exhibitors are offering a large selection of high quality open heifers for your cattle operation. These heifers are all breeding age and ready to be exposed to your herd sires. We are excited and hopeful this will be the first of many NCJLS Commercial Heifer sales. This year we had 16 youth validate their Pen of 2 Commercial Heifers and participate in this year’s contest. Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase a sale lot of 2 Commercial Heifers and support the youth of Nueces County as they gain “real life” knowledge of feed- ing and raising heifers for a cow/calf operation. NCJLS Commercial Heifer Committee 2019 Nueces County Junior Livestock Show Commercial Heifer Sale Friday, January 11, 2019 ~ 7:00 PM Thank you to our Sponsors!! Corpus Christi Grain Smith Gin Thunder Cattle Company Gulf Coast Livestock Auction Beeville Livestock Commission, Rodney Butler Allenberg Cattle Company Kelton’s Truck Parts RC Cattle Company

Transcript of Commercial Heifer Sale Catalogue · 2019. 9. 19. · Sarita has been around commercial cattle since...

  • Nueces County Junior Livestock Show

    Commercial Heifer Sale

    Friday, January 11, 2019 - 7:00 PM

    Equestrian Arena - R. Borchard Fairgrounds

    Support the Youth!

    Welcome to the Nueces County Junior Livestock Show Commercial Heifer Sale

    We are proud to offer our first set of Commercial Heifers fed and raised by the youth of Nueces County. The exhibitors are offering a large selection of high quality open heifers for your cattle operation. These heifers are all breeding age and ready to be exposed to your herd sires.

    We are excited and hopeful this will be the first of many NCJLS Commercial Heifer sales. This year we had 16 youth validate their Pen of 2 Commercial Heifers and participate in this year’s contest.

    Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase a sale lot of 2 Commercial Heifers and support the youth of Nueces County as they gain “real life” knowledge of feed-ing and raising heifers for a cow/calf operation.

    NCJLS Commercial Heifer Committee

    2019 Nueces County Junior Livestock Show

    Commercial Heifer Sale

    Friday, January 11, 2019 ~ 7:00 PM

    Thank you to our Sponsors!! Corpus Christi Grain

    Smith Gin

    Thunder Cattle Company

    Gulf Coast Livestock Auction

    Beeville Livestock Commission, Rodney Butler

    Allenberg Cattle Company

    Kelton’s Truck Parts

    RC Cattle Company

  • 2019 Nueces County Junior Livestock Show

    Commercial Heifer Sale

    Friday, January 11, 2019 ~ 7:00 PM

    TERMS AND CONDITIONS

    BIDDING

    Each sale lot will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve. The auctioneer will settle any disputes as the bids and his decision on such matters shall be final.

    TERMS

    Each heifer becomes the risk of the purchaser as soon as sold, but seller will maintain care of the heifer until loaded out—by 5:00 PM, Saturday, January 12th.

    ANNOUNCEMENTS

    Any changes from the information of any kind in this catalog will be provided on sale day. Updated information will take precedence over cataloged information.

    PREGNANCY DETERMINATION & VACCINATIONS

    All heifers in this sale have been determined open by a physical palpation by compe-tent veterinarian. All heifers have been backgrounded with Brucellosis, Black Leg, BVD, IBR and PI3 vaccinations.

    RIGHTS & OBLIGATIONS

    The above terms and conditions shall constitute a contract between the buyer and the seller of each heifer sale lot and shall be equally binding on both. Each sale or resale of any heifer sale lot constitutes a separate transaction.

    LOAD OUT

    Load out will begin immediately after the completion of the sale. The purchased heif-ers is the sole responsibility of the buyer. The seller is not responsible for any injury of loss after the heifers are sold. If other arrangements are needed then those must be agreed to before the sale. All purchased heifers must be off the grounds by 5:00 PM, Saturday, January 12th.

    LIABILITY

    All persons who attend this sale do so at their own risk. The owners, NCJLS or any other persons connected with the sale assumes no liability, legal or otherwise.

    BREED: Brangus Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Lahla Hagedorn Grade: 3rd

    Club/Chapter: London 4-H School: St Pius X School

    Lahla made the decision to exhibit and raise a pen of commercial heif-ers because she likes cattle and enjoys caring and feeding them. Since becoming involved with this project Lahla has learned cattle eat a lot of feed and come running to eat.

    Lahla enjoys cheerleading and playing the piano. This will be her first year to participate in the Nueces County Junior Livestock Show. In addition to her Commercial Heifer project, Lahla will be exhibiting a Market Swine.

    Pen 1

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    734 886 1.60

    698 913 2.26

    Tag ID

    18

    19

  • BREED: Brangus/Braunvieh Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Wyatt Hagedorn Grade: 7th

    Club/Chapter: London 4-H School: Baker Middle School

    Wyatt learned about the Commercial Heifer contest from his cousin that participates in the Live Oak contest. When he found out Nueces Coun-ty was added this to their Show he was ready to become involved. Wy-att has learned from raising his commercial heifer project, they eat a lot of feed. He also has learned the importance of maintaining good rec-ords.

    Wyatt enjoys football and playing the piano. This will be his fifth year to participate in the Nueces County Junior Livestock Show. In addition to her Commercial Heifer project, Wyatt will be exhibiting a Market Swine.

    Pen 2

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    792 1019 2.39

    550 916 3.89

    Tag ID

    16

    21

    BREED: Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Ashlyn Havelka Grade: 7th

    Club/Chapter: Chaparral 4-H School: Tuloso Midway Middle School

    Ashlyn entered the Commercial Heifer Division to learn more about caring for other species besides her Market Swine project. Through this experi-ence, Ashlyn has learned what it takes to produce a quality beef project.

    Ashlyn will also be entering her Market Swine project and entries in the Homemaking Division.

    Pen 3

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    550 694 1.52

    546 678 1.39

    Tag ID

    24

    27

  • BREED: True F-1 Brangus Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Collin Havelka Grade: 12th

    Club/Chapter: Annaville 4-H School: Calallen High School

    Collin entered the Commercial Heifer Division because he wanted the learn more about commercial cattle production. He learned about purchasing, developing, feeding and proper nutrition while raising and growing commer-cial heifers.

    Collin enjoys playing football, hunting and shooting trap & skeet. This year he is entering a Market Steer, Carcass Steer, Ag Mech & Homemaking pro-jects in addition to his Commercial Heifer projects.

    Pen 4

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    632 815 1.93

    592 715 1.30

    Tag ID

    22

    23

    BREED: Brangus

    Exhibitor Name: Keaton Havelka Grade: 3rd

    Club/Chapter: Bluntzer 4-H School: River Hills Christian Academy

    Keaton wanted to learn more about raising cattle prompted him to enter the Commercial Heifer Contest. He wanted to learn how to buy, feed and sell his heifers. Through his experience in this project Keaton has learned how to monitor and maintain and adequate feed supple for maximum growth. He also learned the importance or monitoring the heifers’ health.

    Keaton is a first year exhibitor and he is looking forward to learning a lot. He has joined the County 4-H Archery Team; as well as, plans to exhibit a Market Swine, Carcass Steer and Ag Mech project in this year’s 2019 NCJLS.

    Pen 5

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    556 695 1.46

    578 740 1.71

    Tag ID

    25

    26

  • BREED: Brangus

    Exhibitor Name: Matteson Kapa Grade: 12th

    Club/Chapter: Tuloso Midway FFA School: Tuloso Midway High School

    Matteson entered the Commercial Heifer Contest because he felt like this was a great opportunity to get his Grandpa, a commercial heifer rancher, more involved in his FFA project. Matteson has learned raising commercial heifers is very different from raising show heifers. Tagging and loading the heifers is a lot more challenging because they are not halter broke and you must try to guide them in the right direction. The Commercial Heifer Contest has also helped me improve on time management skill because it is not the only divi-sion I entered in the 2019 NCJLS.

    Matteson is top 10% of his graduating class and he will graduate to further his education and obtain a degree in AgriBusiness/Accounting. In High School he is involved in many clubs and organizations where he holds four officer posi-tions.

    Matteson will also be exhibiting a Market Swine, Breeding Beef Heifer and entries in the Homemaking Divisions.

    Pen 6

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    672 795 1.30

    690 820 1.37

    Tag ID

    4

    6

    BREED: Angus Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Sarita Rae Nelson Grade: 4th

    Club/Chapter: Calallen FFA School: Calallen Magee Elementary

    Sarita has been around commercial cattle since she was born at her Grandpa’s ranch. She wanted to be involved in the cattle industry and felt this was a great way to begin. Sarita has learned what to look for when selecting cattle, what to feed for the greatest gain, how to de-worm cattle, what it means to palpate, and when heifers should first begin breeding. Sarita feels this knowledge will help her when she starts raising cattle on her own

    Sarita enjoys dance, UIL, Hunting, Fishing, Basketball, Volleyball and playing with her sister and friends.

    This is her second year to participate in the Nueces County Jr Live-stock Show where she exhibits a Market Swine project. Sarita has also attended Mercedes, Fort Worth and Houston Livestock Shows. Sarita also exhibits in the Homemaking Division.

    Pen 7

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    560 727 1.76

    580 824 2.57

    Tag ID

    7

    9

  • BREED: Black Angus Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Case Scarborough Grade: 11th

    Club/Chapter: Banquete FFA School: Banquete High School

    Case’s family raises beef and he felt the Commercial Heifer Contest would be a great fit and decided to give it a shot. Case has learned that raising cattle requires a lot of responsibility.

    Case enjoys hunting and football. He is a member of the Environmental Club, Student Council where he is currently President, and BPA. In ad-dition to his Commercial Heifer project, Cutter will be exhibiting a Tur-key project, Carcass Steer and Ag Mech projects.

    Pen 8

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    754 863 1.15

    758 864 1.12

    Tag ID

    31

    33

    BREED: Wagu/Angus Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Cutter Scarborough Grade: 9th

    Club/Chapter: Banquete FFA School: Banquete High School

    Cutter has been involved in the Nueces County Jr Livestock Show for 7 years and looked forward to taking on something new in the Commer-cial Heifer Division. Cutter has learned that raising cattle take a lot of work.

    Cutter enjoys football, cross country and track. In addition to his Com-mercial Heifer project, Cutter will be exhibiting a Turkey project, Car-cass Steer and Ag Mech projects.

    Pen 9

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    654 768 1.20

    560 678 1.24

    Tag ID

    29

    34

  • BREED: True F-1 Brangus Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Colby Skoruppa Grade: 8th

    Club/Chapter: Chaparral 4-H School: Tuloso Midway Middle School

    Colby entered the Commercial Heifer Division because he had thought about raising a market steer, and thought this would be a good start. He believed he could learn a lot from this project to possibly use in a future pro-ject or cattle in general. Colby learned that it takes patience and time to get results from any live-stock projects. The heifers grew up differently. They went through a growth spurt and grew taller when they had been shorter and more filled out. So with more time he believes they would have grown and filled out much dif-ferently. He loves to go hunting and fishing and ride his dirt bike. Colby is also show-ing a market swine in the show this year.

    Pen 10

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    574 694 1.26

    644 788 1.52

    Tag ID

    14

    15

    BREED: True F-1 Brangus Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Shawn Skoruppa Grade: 10th

    Club/Chapter: Chaparral 4-H School: Tuloso Midway High School

    Shawn entered the Commercial Heifer Division because he had never shown cattle before and wanted to try this out. He learned that no two animal projects are the same. Even though both heifers were born in February, they are similar in many ways but genetically they are very different. Shawn’s hobbies are birdwatching, gardening and a love for cooking. Shawn is also raising market rabbits and breeding rabbits for the show this year.

    Pen 11

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    548 676 1.35

    544 648 1.09

    Tag ID

    10

    13

  • BREED: Brangus Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Haley Skoruppa Grade: 10th

    Club/Chapter: Chaparral 4-H School: Tuloso Midway High School

    The breed of heifers is Brangus. Haley entered the Commercial Heifer Divi-sion because she wanted the experience. She learned that it takes a lot of work to raise her Brangus heifers.

    Haley is also raising Market Rabbits to show at the 2019 NCJLS. In addition to raising animals she enjoys taking Ag classes, playing on the Cherokee Volleyball team and participating in track and field for Tuloso Midway.

    She has been involved with the NCJLS for 8 years and has learned so much by participating in the livestock show.

    Pen 12

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    540 660 1.26

    558 639 .85

    Tag ID

    11

    12

    BREED: Charolais / White Face Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Emma Swetlick Grade: 4th

    Club/Chapter: Chaparral 4-H School: Tuloso Midway Intermediate

    Emma entered the Commercial Heifer Contest because she feels like she is a future rancher. One very important lesson Emma learned is the heifer MUST be a girl and she can not be pregnant. Emma says it has been fun learning about her heifers.

    Emma enjoys reading. In addition to his Commercial Heifer project, Parker will be participating in the Ag Mech Division and Homemaking Divisions.

    Pen 13

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    578 688 1.16

    656 787 1.38

    Tag ID

    42

    39

  • BREED: Charolais/Black Angus Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Parker Swetlick Grade: 5th

    Club/Chapter: Chaparral 4-H School: Tuloso Midway Intermediate

    Parker entered the Commercial Heifer Contest to gain more knowledge of heifers and learn more responsibility. Through this experience Parker has learned how to look at a heifer for the type he would want to buy. He also learned how to care for his heifer projects and maintain their pens.

    In addition to his Commercial Heifer project, Parker will be participating in the Ag Mech Division and Homemaking Divisions. Parker enjoys learning about Science and Astronomy.

    Parker stated he has really enjoyed learning from and spending time with his Dad and Grandpa while raising his Commercial Heifer Project.

    Pen 14

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    668 783 1.21

    686 879 2.03

    Tag ID

    40

    41

    BREED: Brangus Cross

    Exhibitor Name: Jake Truesdale Grade: 11th

    Club/Chapter: Chaparral 4-H School: Banquete High School

    Jake wanted to experience dealing with cattle, learn how to feed them properly, watch them grow, learn about their medical needs. He saw this as a new division, new experience. Jake learned from this project how to pick out a heifer, feed them efficiently, watch them grow, calculate the expenses and maintain their medical needs such as worming. He looks forward to se-lecting which two heifers will be taken to compete.

    Jake enjoys hunting and he will be participating in the Ag Mech and Home-making Divisions of the 2019 NCJLS.

    This has been Jake’s first year raising a cattle project. He has learned a lot and hopefully this will benefit him in the future.

    Pen 15

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    678 866 2.00

    672 930 2.71

    Tag ID

    1

    3

  • BREED: F-1 Tiger Stripes

    Exhibitor Name: Hannah Wright Grade: 6th

    Club/Chapter: Banquete FFA School: Banquete Jr High

    Hannah entered the Commercial Heifer contest because she wanted to learn more about raising cattle. This project has taught her how to feed out a heifer properly and that they love to eat cow cake (range cubes)!

    Hannah enjoys playing softball and volleyball. She is also in UIL, Student Council and the Robotics Club at her school.

    The 2019 NCJLS will be a busy show for Hannah. She will be exhibiting a Market Swine, 3 Breeding Beef Heifers, a Carcass Steer, Breeding Sheep and various Homemaking entries.

    Pen 16

    Val Weight Ck In Weight ADG

    656 800 1.52

    692 882 2.00

    Tag ID

    35

    37

    2019 Nueces County Jr Livestock Show Schedule

    Show Location: Richard M Borchard Fairgrounds

    1213 Terry Shamsie Blvd; Robstown, TX 78380

    Sunday, January 6th Horse Show 9:00 AM

    Friday, January 11th

    Welding Competition 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM Commercial Heifer Sale 7:00 PM

    Saturday, January 12th

    Alumni BBQ Cook-off 9:00AM to 3:00 PM Parade 10:30 AM

    Kids BBQ Cook-off 12:00 PM Fun & Free Dog Show 12:30 PM Carcass Steer Interview 1:00 PM

    Special Needs Show - Following Dog Show Queen’s Contest 6:30 PM

    Monday, January 14th

    Homemaking Judging 10:30 AM

    Tuesday, January 15th Homemaking Judging 10:30 AM

    Breeding Sheep Judging 7:00 PM

    Wednesday, January 16th Ag Mech Judging 8:00 AM

    Breeding Rabbit Show 9:00 AM Poultry Judging (Broilers/Turkeys) 9:00 AM

    Meat Goat Judging 12:00 PM Market Lamb Judging 6:00 PM

    Homemaking Awards Presentation 6:00 PM Rabbit Showmanship 6:00 PM

    Thursday, January 17th

    Market Swine Judging 8:00 AM Market/Fryer Rabbit Judging 8:30 AM

    Pee Wee Showmanship 6:00 PM

    Friday, January 18th Cattle Judging 8:00 AM

    Ag Mech Awards 1:30 PM Livestock Judging Contest 4:00 PM

    Calf Scramble (1hr after completion of Judging Contest)

    Saturday, January 19th

    Parade of Champions 8:00 AM Blue Ribbon Auction 10:00 AM

    Shop Division Silent Auction 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM

    The Nueces County Junior Livestock Show … A World

    Class Opportunity for Youth,

    An Investment in Our Future!

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