Huston Cattle Heart of the Herd Female Sale

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SALE DAY PHONES:Office/Home (309) 426-2052Mike Huston: (309) 368-2615Taylor Schwartz: (765) 414-6094Tina Huston: (309) 368-6549Dr. Raymond Huston: (309) 224-9373

AUCTIONEER:Col. Monte Lowderman: (309) 255-0110

AROUND THE RING:Richard Carmichael: (615) 584-0997Delvin Heldermon: (405) 205-1116Tom Rooney: (515) 491-3025

SALE CONSULTANTS:Scott Foreman: (405) 780-3749Grant Weisinger: (309) 371-4932Shannon Frankenrider: (309) 489-6119Brent Tolle: (502) 905-7831Billy Widerman: (410) 984-2961Stock Options: (937) 533-0169Mark Sneed: (937) 269-1871

Hard to believe it is already our third sale. I guess with our three little ones running wild andalways something needing to be done around here, time simply passes quickly! One nice thing about time flying by, it means the sale rolls around that much quicker. I can not

wait for this particular sale, I have been thinking about it non-stop since we started breedingheifers back in early May!I knew last spring that this was going to be a very special set of bred heifers. We culled harder

than ever and went into breeding season with only 140 open heifers. Of that 140, we pin pointedthe top 55-60 for this sale. In keeping with the idea of fewer numbers, we only weaned our top20 heifer calves.However, the key to making this sale much more enjoyable for myself, has been the addition

of Taylor Schwartz as our herdsman. Taylor has been nothing short of a blessing thus far. He isyoung, energetic and most of all enjoys what he is doing (at least that iswhat he tells us!). His hard work is very evident and you will see thatby the presentation of the sale cattle.Folks, I want you to know one thing, I have put my heart and soul

into this operation, and after ten “short” years of doing so, I would liketo present to you what I think could very well be one of the top sets ofcattle to sell in North America! Please do not hesitate to call. I wouldlove to visit with you about the cattle.

Thanks Again, Mike HustonHuston Cattle Company

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1 Huston Cattle Co. 1April 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • 1/4 Simmental

Sire: After ShockDam: Dateline Angus 325

Well, no better way to kick off the 2009 Heart of the Herd Salethan this absolutely amazing After Shock bred heifer. Thisheifer was always my favorite since we weaned last fall. I willchallenge anyone to find one any stouter or made any betterthan this maternal phenom. Whether it’s a heifer or bull calf itwill be worth a lot.

Due 3-10-2010 to Meyer 734

Mike Huston (309) 368-2615 • Taylor Schwartz (765) 414-6094


2 Huston Cattle Co. 3March 2009 • Spring Bred Heifer • 1/4 Simmental

Sire: After ShockDam: Angus 4251

A lot of our visitors have fallen in love with this After Shockdaughter more so than Lot 1. I do know one thing is for sure,they are both incredible. Lot 2 might be the squarest, stoutesthipped After Shock we have ever had. That is saying a lot, sincewe have sold more of them than anyone in the country.

Due 3-25-2010 to The Ringer



It is the qualities of a heifer like this one, that keeps giving oldAfter Shock such a good name. I promise when cattle like thisone hits their prime in 2 or 3 years, you’ll look back and thankme for raising this kind.

Due 4-11-2010 to Jake’s Proud Jazz



This one has some serious potential to make a name for herselfin the club calf circle. Big boned, chubby & hairy is how Iwould describe this one to you.

Due 3-3-2010 to Total Solution

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Lot 2

Lot 3

Lot 4


Sire: After ShockDam: Angus TVF 322

If there are people out there who don’t want to read all the foot notes, my hats off to you. I get tired of writing them… BUT, just remember one thing, this heifer will flat get it done for her new owner!




Probably 1/2 a frame size bigger than most of our AfterShocks, but is also one of the most well balanced and attractivefemales in this sale. Don’t miss this beautiful baldy.




If you are one who likes his or her cows just a tic stouter ormore rugged, Lot 6 is what the doctor prescribed. Her maternalsister by 3C Macho brought $3,250 last year and I don’t thinkit is even close which one is the better cattle.


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Lot 5

Lot 6

Lot 7




This is one of those breds that usually go unnoticed just simplybecause they are a little greener than the others. All I will say isthis, if I didn’t think they would work they wouldn’t be sellingNovember 22nd!!!

Due 3-6-2010 to Grizzly



Here is my kind! Good bodied, big boned with a good footunder her. I will agree, she might be a tic smaller – but I don’tknow if that is a bad thing anymore. Buy with confidence.


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Lot 9

Lot 8



Lots 10 & 11 are the type of cattle if you are looking for a trailer load of replacement breds, they would be nearly impossible to seperate. Both are beautiful star-faced baldiesthat will soon become high quality cows.









These are the five youngest After Shock bred heifers. I will be totally honest, they were just a little togreen to picture when we did the rest. I promise they will be ready for you to view on November 22nd!




Lot 11

Lot 10



Sire: DJ SalutionDam: Dateline Angus 503

Maybe the picture won’t but I guarantee this one will flat outraise some excitement come sale day. This is one phenomenalbred heifer folks and if the Carpe Diem’s are half as good aseveryone says they are — LOOK OUT!

Due 3-5-2010 to Carpe Diem



Two years ago we wanted to experiment with some newSimmental genetics and we decided on DJ Salution. We did notuse a ton of it, but we DID this past summer. Lot 17 is on theverge of being a great one. I realized she is a little chromed up,but it will make it easier on some of you to find her sale day!









16 Huston Cattle Co. 85May 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • 1/4 Simmental



Lot 17

Lot 18



This is the type of female that will work in any operation. Youcan raise 3/4 Simmental, club calves or simply keep breedingher to raise your own replacement females. These Salution’sseem to be pretty fault free cattle.


21 Huston Cattle Co. 7March 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • Composite/Chi

Sire: AliasDam: Angus 4106

North, SOUTH, East or West it does not matter where you comefrom or what kind you raise. When one like this comes up forsale, you had better be there or have someone you know bethere. I don’t know if I can do her justice by trying to describeher, so I will leave it at this, “I think she could be one of the bestsmokey breds to sell anywhere.”




Just when I thought I knew how I’d rank these four Solutionheifers, HCC 66 keeps popping up. Talk about an impressivesire group. Mark Fueller, you should be extremely proud of yourbull. You can go deer hunting next season Mark. You better bein Roseville on the 22nd!



Lot 21

Lot 19

Lot 20




Maybe not quite as smooth as the Lot 21 heifer, but a verygood heifer in her own reguard. We are very excited to see what the maternal side of Alias can do to this industry.

Due 4-18-2010 to Big Money

24 Huston Cattle Co. 154April 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • Composite/Chi


I think there are six of these black Alias daughters, so be readyto load up. Dan wanted to keep it simple, so he bred everythingto Alias & After Shock. I realize that sounds boring, but I’lltake these results any day of the week!




I know the smokies are not for everyone, so with that beingsaid. What do you think of this one? If this heifer does not look like one that could raise a great one, I think we might be on completely different pages. This is a killer set of Aliasbred heifers.

Due to Grizzly


Lot 22

Lot 23

Lot 24



This is one big bodied, hairy & stout made bred heifer. I realize she has a little more front, but when you get behindthis one you won’t remember what the front looked like!



Sire: AliasDam: Meyer Granddaughter 125

Lot 27 is by far the biggest boned, loosest structured Aliasdaughter we are selling the 22nd. I never would have dreamtthat the Alias x Meyer 734 cross would have worked so well,but Lot’s 26 & 27 changed that thought process.



Sire: AliasDam: Meyer 734

If there is a heifer in this offering that has the capabilities togenerate dollars it might be this one. Her mother, one of ouroriginal Meyer 734 cows has done it for nine consecutive years now. Rest assured, by selling heifers like this one, you all know nothing is being held back.

Due to Big Money


Lot 27

Lot 26

Lot 25




The Lot 28 bred is without a doubt one of the coolest frontedbreds in the entire offering. I know a guy who might be selling250 units of Heat Wave semen and this heifer might be a perfect candidate.

Due 3-13-2010 to Dr. Who



Lot 30 and Lot 25 are almost peas in a pod. They both aregoing to make brood cow deluxes. Lot 30 is extremely deep bodied and soft made with a really easy fleshing look to her.




I said Lot 28 was one of the best fronted cattle, well Lot 29 isthe BEST fronted. This is one cool unit. You better be ready toengage come sale day.



Lot 28

Lot 29

Lot 30


Sire: AliasDam: Stewart O28 (Meyer Granddaughter)

Make it a point to find her on sale day. Lot 31 will make an immediate impact in anyone’s club calf program.

Due to Grizzly

33 Huston Cattle Co. 123Fall 2007 • Spring Bred Heifer • Angus +

Sire: BC MarathonDam: 4521 Commercial Maine

A lot of folks have commented saying the angus sired cattlemight be the top sire group. Hey, different strokes for differentfolks. All I know is this, if you are going to be in the businessfor the long haul, you had better own cattle like this one!



Sire: BC MarathonDam: Heat Seeker x Meyer 734 (275)

Pay attention folks. We rolled over some of our Angus siredheifers out of our older fall calving cows just for this sale. It took 3 years to do so, but I think you will appreciate thisoffering. What a heifer to start with, this Marathon heifer isAWESOME in terms of cow power and she is backed by a whaleof a cow, which is selling as Lot 88! Don’t Get Left Behind!

Due 3-10-2010 to Meyer 734


Lot 32

Lot 33

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Sire: BC MarathonDam: 4505 Commercial Simmental

I know this will sound like some lame excuse, but this heifer isso much better in person, its scary. Breeders who want to raiseshow steers, here she is. If I may, she really reminds me of thekind of cattle a friend of mine raises in Oklahoma. Maybe youguys know him? He’s called K-.



Sire: BC MarathonDam: Meyer 734 x Draft Pick Granddaughter 4516



Sire: BC MarathonDam: Kadabra 4243

I doubt we would have much trouble marketing the offspringfrom this mating. It won’t matter if its a bull or heifer.

Due 3-9-2010 to DCC New Look 101


Lot 35

Lot 34

My family and I would liketo take this opportunity tothank a special person whonot only worked for us butbecame a good friend ofours over the last 2 1/2years. A big thank you toBobbi Hartwig for all you have done for

Huston Cattle Company and for the kids!Good Luck to you!


Sire: DCC Outlook 472Dam: Angus 11

Lot 35, 36 & 37 are all very similar in their genetic make up,both phenotypically & genotypically. Also, they are essentiallytotal outcross pedigrees to a lot of the club calf genetics. Youcan build programs around these foundation type genetics.



Sire: DCC Outlook 472Dam: Meyer Granddaughter W42

Like I mentioned in # 38’s caption, Lot 39 is my kind. If youdon’t see that from her picture, then we just simply see cattle ina different light. I guess I didn’t realize just how much I did likeher until I saw Mark’s pictures!



Sire: DCC Outlook 472Dam: Angus 4296

These next two Lots 38 & 39 are primetime candidates. In my own opinion this is what it’s all about, when you study Lot 38 from the hip forward, down her top, thru hershoulder & neck, it’s how I like them built! GOOD LUCK –BUY HERE WITH CONFIDENCE!



Lot 39

Lot 38

Lot 37


40 Huston Cattle Co. 69Spring 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • Angus +

Sire: DCC New Look 101Dam: Golddigger (Meyer x Draft Pick)

Here’s one to wrap up the A+ breds. New Look out ofGolddigger (the mother of Cheap Trick) a little blast from thepast! Anyway, when Kirk Duff and I first met in 2004 it wasbecause of New Look and I knew at that time he would clickwith Golddigger. Well, we sold two pregnancies at $4,000 each,a bull for $5,250 to Mark Blackert, of Cambridge, IL, and nowthis heifer?



ReferenceSire

BigMoney

This is the full sib to the Lot 40heifer which was purchased by the Mark Blackert Family ofCambridge, IL for $5,250.

Sire: EYES ON THE MONEYDam: Full Flush x Angus #4078

Big Money was our high selling yearling bull inour 1st Annual Bull Sale in May. He was selectedby the Shike Family of Alexis, IL for $6,250.

The following Lots were mated to Big Money…Lot 22, Lot 25, Lot 26 & Lot 40.

Lot 40

41 Huston Cattle Co. 53Spring 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • 1/4 Simmental

Sire: Meyer SonDam: TVF Angus 98

I’d say the picture pretty well sums up the quality of this heifer!Don’t forget who she is bred to.

Due 4-5-2010 to Carpe Diem

42 Huston Cattle Co. 68Spring 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • Composite

Sire: C339U x Meyer SonDam: DeBull 703

I realize these breds don’t have the big name sires behind them, but I doubt to many guys have clean up bulls that can do this!



Meyer 734 GranddaughtersThese next 12 bred heifers are Meyer 734

Granddaughters primarily out of our old herd bulls. Pay close attention to the Lot 45 heifer.

She is out of Radar, which is Whiplash’s full brother.

Lot 42

Lot 41



Sire: Meyer SonDam: Angus G4

Just another well balanced, attractive heifer looking for a new home and willing to earn her keep!


45 Huston Cattle Co. 4502Fall 2007 • Spring Bred Heifer • Composite

Sire: RadarDam: Cheap Trick x Maine 4502

Elite genetics in a truely powerful package. The old GarwoodMaine cows we purchased thru May & Nowatske have had alasting impact on our breeding program. Remember folks,Radar is Whiplash’s FULL BROTHER! This one will work!



Sire: The ReplacementDam: TVF 4

The old Replacement bull (Meyer 734 x Platinum) sure did us a good job while covering cows the last 5 years. This heiferis sure no exception. She will make someone very proud of herin the near future.

Due to Total Solution


Lot 45

Lot 44

Lot 43


Sire: C339U x Meyer SonDam: VooDoo 734

Due to The Ringer



Sire: C339U x Meyer SonDam: DeBull 516

Due to Big Money


Sire: Sight UnseenDam: Full Throttle O23



Sire: Meyer SonDam: Angus 4280


52 Huston Cattle Co. 158Fall 2007 • Spring Bred Heifer • Composite

Sire: Nutt-n-Butt BusinessDam: Flat Out D14

Due 3-9-2010 to DCC New Look 101


Sire: Meyer SonDam: Angus O26



Sire: Meyer SonDam: Angus 111


SALE TERMS & CONDITIONS:Cash or Check. All cattle are to be paid for during orimmediately after the sale and will not be released untilafter settlement has been made.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:Announcements from the auction block will take precedence over all printed material.

LIABILITIES:All persons who attend the sale do so at their own risk,HCC and all individuals associated with the sale assumeno liability for any accidents or losses that may occur.

HEALTH:Sale veterinarian, Dr. Raymond Huston, (309) 426-2419, cell (309) 224-9373, 500 State Hwy 116,Roseville, IL 61473.

BRED HEIFER INFORMATION:All bred heifers are sold guaranteed pregnant to their AI dates. Buyers have until December 15, 2009 to confirm pregnancy status by their local veterinarian. Any discrepancies must be in writing and mailed to Dr. Raymond Huston’s office by a licensed veterinarian.

INSURANCE ON PURCHASES & RISK:All animals are at owner’s risk prior to their sale andbecome property of the purchaser as soon as declaredsold by the auctioneer. Insurance information will beavailable on sale day.

OPEN HEIFERS:HCC will not guarntee the reproductive status on anyheifers calves that are shown. Also, there are no breedingguarantees on heifers that have entered into embryotransfer programs.


53 BPC/Huston Cattle Co.241Spring 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • %Chi

Sire: FrictionDam: Aunt Bea (WMW x Meyer 734)

It was like pulling teeth, but I talked my good friend Dan Byersinto selling this one as a bred. Folks, it simply does not get muchbetter than this deal here. It is real simple, Dan paid $5,500 forher as a calf and I promise he won’t be takin’ a loss on her, if you catch my drift. If this one won’t click with Monopoly or Heat Wave I will kiss your *@ #!!! Take a few extra minutes andreally study this picture, she is this good!

Due to Total Solution

54 Holtsclaw/HCC 231Winter 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • %Chi

Sire: Heat WaveDam: Cheap Trick x Power Plant

Lance Holtsclaw and his family had a blast showing this heiferin 2009. He asked to sell her in the sale in order to finance his2010 project. Our juniors have had great luck doing this thus far.Judging by the quality of this Heat Wave heifer, I would ventureto say Lance ought to be able to buy about any little heifer hewants! Congrats Lance and thank you for your support.

Due 2-18-2010 to Ali

53A Huston Cattle Co. 252

1 Pregnant Recipient CowAunt Bea x Heat Wave

Due 4-8-2010

To my knowledge, this is the only confirmed pregnancy in theentire country of this particular mating. I don’t know what ismore insane, me selling it or those that DON’T try and buy it?!


We are selling Lot 54’s Full Sister as Lot 64 & Lot 54’s Maternal Grandmother as Lot 89.

Aunt Bea

Lot 54

Lot 53


Sire: Bates (Double Vision)Dam: Angus 4042

This is the only Bates sired cattle in the offering so you better beready to focus when she comes in the ring. Besides the pedigree,this female is made about as good as you can flat make one!You guys will eat this one up.


56 Huston Cattle Co. 220Spring 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • %Chi

Sire: Sun SeekerDam: Angus 80

Isaac Taber bought this heifer to show, but I think he is nowaddicted to the pig ring. However, this bred has quickly foundher way to the top of most everyone’s list.

Due 2-25-2010 to Doc (Angus)



Sire: BatesonDam: W11 (Bando 1961)


Lot 57

Lot 56

55 Huston Cattle Co. 118April 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • %Chi

Sire: Heat WaveDam: After Shock O31

I will be the first to admit I’m not completely sold on the HeatWave’s as cows, but the two we are selling are backed by ourtwo most PROVEN maternal lines. I sincerely think this bredwill work.



59 Huston Cattle Co. 95Spring 2008 • Spring Bred Heifer • Mainetainer

Sire: TNAT Parker SonDam: Angus 4011

We sold six or seven of these Parker Granddaughters in our 2007 Sale, and all were very well received. Those cattleaveraged $3,300 that year and I know are working very well.




Sire: TNAT Parker SonDam: Angus 4007



Sire: Direct HitDam: After Shock R45



Sire: Irish WiskeyDam: Angus 510

We’ve never done the Irish Whiskey thing, but I’m glad I finallytried it. If this heifer is any reflection of what he can do, I’m in!This heifer is a great breeding piece, please enjoy!



Sire: Irish Whiskey SonDam: Angus 102


Lot 62

Lot 59

Huston Cattle Co. 9Fall 2007

Friction x (Bates x Full Throttle)TH and PHA Negative

First of all, I would like to thank my friend Trent Griffith of Granville, IL. Trent bought this heifer as an investment in our2008 sale. Fortunately, the ball has bounced in a very favorable manner for all of us. At this time, Trent & I have agreed tosell the following genetics from this truely amazing female. Please accept this as our invitation to come and view what I stillthink could be the female to change the club calf industry! If you don’t trust me view her video on www.hustoncattle.com!


Feature Lots

A. The right to flush Huston 9 to the bull of your choice.The flush must be completed by April 1, 2010. Theembryo collection MUST be completed by Dr. MichaelPugh at Westwood Genetics in Waverly, Iowa. We areguaranteeing six transferable embryos with no cap. 7Her last collection was 10-1-2008. She will be readyafter the first of the year.

B. 3 embryos by Heat Wave x Huston 9.

C. 3 embryos by Monopoly x Huston 9.

D. Pregnant RecipientHCC 35 (Heat Wave x Huston 9)Due 4-8-2010

Pregnant RecipientHCC 197 (Meyer 734 x Huston 9)Due 3-15-2010

E.

F. Pregnant RecipientHCC 270 (DCC New Look 101 x Huston 9)Due 3-23-2010


64 Huston Cattle Co. 4529November 2008 • Open Heifer • %Chi

Sire: Heat WaveDam: Cheap Trick x Power Plant

Well here is the fall Heat Wave heifer that has a lot of peopletalkin’! I have talked to a lot of people about this particularheifer and everything that I have said thus far is true, exceptone thing, she just keeps getting better and better everyday. Iwas told the Jr. National Chi Show is in Springfield, IL thissummer and I would sure think this one could make a run at it!Just come and see for yourself.

66 Huston Cattle Co. 15April 2009 • Open Heifer • % Simmental or Chi

Sire: Point TakenDam: C339U x Meyer 734

We jumped in head first when it came time to breed cows lastsummer to Point Taken. I thought a lot of him at Denver thatyear and like I told Ben, the calves only reinforced how I feltabout the bull. Lot 66 is the heifer calf that has created themajority of the chatter amongst the barn help. I know she mighthave a little throat, but I wouldn’t trade this one for any other% Simmental right now. The future looks awful bright for her.

65 Huston Cattle Co. 4216November 2008 • Open Heifer • %Chi

Sire: Eyes On The MoneyDam: Kadabra x Angus

If this heifers pen mate was not so damn good she would bethe one makin’ all the friends! Folks this red heifer is really avery remarkable female in her own reguard. She will take alot of heat in the ring this winter/summer. Good Luck to thenew owners!

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Lot 64

Lot 65

Lot 66


67 Huston Cattle Co. 19March 2008 • Open Heifer • % Simmental or Chi

Sire: Point TakenDam: Meyer 734 x C339U

Here is one that will run big time in the foundation simmy ring!She will stand some serious competition before its all over. Ormaybe you will want to show her as a Chi! Just do one thing,be ready November 22nd because you only get one chance toown her!

69 Huston Cattle Co. 8April 2009 • Open Heifer • % Chi

Sire: Point TakenDam: Meyer 734 Granddaughter

We weaned this Point Taken heifer a little bit later, but shehas made up some ground quickly. She would make a greatproject for a younger child, whose just starting.

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Lot 67

Mike Huston (309) 368-2615 • Taylor Schwartz (765) 414-6094

68 Huston Cattle Co. 5April 2009 • Open Heifer • % Simmental or Chi

Sire: Point TakenDam: C339U x Meyer 734 x C339U

Iowa Hawkeye fans, I know my Fighting Illini are not real competitive this year, but I think I might have found a marketheifer that will compete with some of yours!

P.S. This does not need to get back to my friends in Champaign,but I would love to see you guys in the BCS Championship game!

This is the best place in the world for our little farmboy, Nick! On a tractor with Daddy!

Lot 68


70 Huston Cattle Co. 2April 2009 • Open Heifer • 1/2 Simmental

Sire: King MeyerDam: Picasso Daughter

Pay attention simmental enthusiasts, I think I might have one for you! The Hara boys asked me to try some King Meyer,and I did, just not very much I guess. I know it is a little different angle but I will say this very confidently — this is a very good bovine! And the way she is feeding, tommorrow is always her best day!

72 Huston Cattle Co. 22March 2009 • Open Heifer • 1/4 Simmental


If you have paid attention to the catalog, you would have realized by now this is a full sister to Lot 2. Taylor & I disagreed on whether we should try and sell her! I told himAfter Shocks never sell well as babies, but he wanted to try. All joking aside folks, this is an amazing young breeding heifer, or maybe show heifer too.


Sire: GrizzlyDam: Sight Unseen

I realize she might not balance up like some of the showheifers, but I’m here to say this one will ve a remarkableyoung cow.


Lot 70

Lot 71

Lot 72


Sire: After ShockDam: Maine Cow 38

We always have a red Afer Shock in the sale, so this yearwill be no exception. This will be a great chance to buy anextremely high quality breeding heifer.

75 Huston Cattle Co. 21May 2009 • Open Heifer • Mainetainer

Sire: Black LabelDam: Flex (Whiplash)

Here is the dilemna, trying to describe Lot 75! If this heifermatures into 1/2 the animal I personally think she can be,all I can say is this, “IT IS OVER”. She is just so damn youngand green. However, I would not change one thing about her.Her feet and pasterns are to die for. She is so long and leveland good hipped. Her shoulder and neck just complete whatI think could be a pretty amazing package someday!

74 Huston Cattle Co. 10March 2009 • Open Heifer • Mainetainer

Sire: Black LabelDam: Angus 4030

I’m going to brag on a couple of buddies young bull real fast.Three ears ago Ross Lentman & I were at Interglobe Genetics inPontiac, IL. We stumbled through the barns, keep in mind, itwas late in the summer, too late to breed any more cows. Guyer & Duello had this bull named BLACK LABEL an IRISHWHISKEY son. I had never heard of him, but I will say this,“Best yearling bull I’ve ever seen standing in a stud barn!” Sowe bred a handful of cows to him the next year and here we are. I absolutely love Lots 74, 75 & 76. Lot 74 is really, really,really good. Taylor gets a little more attached to her everyday.No matter where she ends up, I think they will be very happy!


Lot 74

Lot 75

Spot even got a day off on Labor Day weekend, to spend with the kids at Little Swan Lake!


76 Huston Cattle Co. 7April 2009 • Open Heifer • Mainetainer

Sire: Black LabelDam: C339U Granddaughter

I think Lot 76 might be the combo heifer of the three. A little bitstouter than Lot 74, but not near the balance. Maybe just a lit-tle less risky compared to Lot 75 in terms of feeding one. Eitherway, Lot 76 should have her name right in the mix!

78 Huston Cattle Co. 12March 2009 • Open Heifer • Composite/Chi

Sire: Tin ManDam: Bates

If a person can get passed the white socks, this heifer will makea great show for next summer. She is easy fleshing & goodhaired, both of which are very important come summertime. It will make a great show heifer next summer.

77 Huston Cattle Co. 11May 2009 • Open Heifer • Mainetainer

Sire: Smokin JoeDam: Sight Unseen 7179

Now, here is a Mainetainer that is ready for a little action.This May baby just keeps coming and coming everday. Her body composition has that look which will allow her to develop into what I really feel will be a major league contender next fall.


Lot 76

Lot 77

Lot 78

79 Huston Cattle Co. 17May 2009 • Open Heifer • Chi

Sire: Friction x WhiplashDam: 1/2 Blood C339U 6033

Here is my next breeding project that I’m ready to embark upon.We will be offering 1/2 interest with possession negotiable(Please check with me first) on this little Friction granddaughter.My first impressions are usually right on, and I had a reallystrong impression toward this baby doll. Hop aboard, it will bean exciting journey!

81 HCC/TS 90April 2009 • Open Heifer • Chi

Sire: Total SolutionDam: 3C Macho

Here is a very attractive Total Solution, baldy heifer. She mighteven be good enough to show.

80 HCC/JJ 121March 2009 • Open Heifer • Chi

Sire: CarnacDam: EXT x Meyer 734

The Jensan Family bought some pairs off of us real early on,and this heifer was their first pick. Understandably so, hereis a really nice Carnac heifer that should have a real niceshow career.


Lot 79

Lot 80

Ryley & Carmyn would like to let you know that their dogBailey is due with pups around the time of our cattle sale.

They are taking orders for those extra special Christmas gifts!They are AKC registered too!


82 Huston Cattle Co. 16April 2009 • Open Heifer • Angus (Pending)

Sire: BC MarathonDam: Summitcrest High Prime OH29

This angus heifer calf is about as good as any of them from the side profile. Some young person ought to be right in thehunt this summer.

83 Huston Cattle Co. 20May 2009 • Open Heifer • Hereford (Pending)

Sire: Star Carlton (Star America)Dam: BR Moler/Keynote Daughter

Here is an absolutely perfect cattle project for some first year 4-H’er.


Lot 82

Lot 83

Grand Champion CommercialHeifer at the 2009 North CarolinaState Fair. This Hannibal heiferwas purchased in our 2008 sale.Thank you and congratulations to the 4K Ranch and AllysonMoore of Raleigh, North Carolina.

84 Huston Cattle Co. 2Commercial Maine x Angus • DOB: 2003

Monopoly needs to be bred to Maine influenced cows that arechisel fronted with shape and a little extra muscle. This mainecow has those characteristics!

Due 3-13-2010 to Monopoly


The following six cows are selling for a reason. These cowswere all mated to these bulls with a purpose in mind.

85 Huston Cattle Co. 248Meyer 734 x Angus • DOB: 2004

Greg Kroupa told me to breed Smooth Sailing to the Meyerinfluenced females. This direct Meyer 734 daughter was handpicked from Chris Christenson the year we bought Sight Unseen.Can you say anticipation?

Due 4-5-2010 to Smooth Sailing

86 Huston Cattle Co. 2933C Macho x Angus • DOB: 2007

Like my buddy Grant Weisinger said, “The best time to try andbuy something from Huston is when he is needing a little scratch.”Well here is everyone’s chance. Lot 86 & 87 are two of our better3 year olds. A 3C Macho guaranteed to MONOPOLY. Nuff said!!


87 Huston Cattle Co. 168Express Lutton x Midas x Meyer 734 • DOB: 2007

It’s time to rally the troops! We didn’t get a chance to picturethese cows, I’m sorry. Just let your imagination wonder for a little while. I promise you this, Lot 87 will be one of the top twoor three looking bovine at this sale. She is one of those femalesthat is worth every dime of what she brings.


88 Huston Cattle Co. 275Heat Seeker x Meyer 734 • DOB: 2004

Here is Lot 32’s mother. Taylor picked this one out his first dayor two here this summer and has been trying to buy her eversince. I finally told him he could, on November 22nd! She is one Good Lookin’ Rip!

Due 3-13-2010 to The Headliner

89 Huston Cattle Co. 49Power Plant x Garwood Angus • DOB: 1998

Grand Dam of Lot 54 & Lot 64

Well, it’s time to close the chapter on the Garwood cows. RonParkins bought 103 fall calving pairs in 2002, all carrying theGarwood brand. This particular cow has left behind some awfulgood daughters and granddaughters. Most notably was a CheapTrick daughter 4529 who we recently sold to Richard Davis, ofGeorgia. Well, 4529 is the mother of Lot 54 & 64, two HeatWave females. I realize Lot 89 is 12, so take good care of her and she will do the same to you! Thank you and we will see you November 22nd in Roseville!

Due 3-10-2010 to The Headliner

HUSTON CATTLE COMPANYMike and Tina Huston819 Old U.S. Highway 67Roseville, Illinois [email protected]

PRE-SORTED STDUS Postage

PAIDPermit No. 34

Roseville, IL 61473

A Special T hanks to…Huston Veterinary ServicesFarmers GrainParkins TruckingThompson TruckingBrad Haase of Equity-CoopFairview Livestock SalesGalesburg LivestockCarthage LivestockTwomey CompanyAlpha FSRon & Dan Byers Forage & HarvestingHicksgasMidwest Bank of Western IllinoisRandy Gooding Repair ServiceTompkins State BankCitizens Bank of RosevilleHalcomb OilFlatt’s Pump & ElectricRed Wrench RepairWestwood Genetics

And of course our parents, for all the hard workand extra things they do for Tina & I, and thekids through out the year, mowing, kid watch-ing and running here and there when needed!We COULD NOT do it without you!!!!!!!

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you… toEVERYONE who has helped us out through out the year, in whatever situation arose!

And to my brother John, who quietly does somuch for us & our kids!

Roseville Kids Place will be providing lunchfrom 11:30 a.m. to the end of the sale. Come out to support our local daycare!

Public Welcome!

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