Nebraska Angus News - March/April 2013

Inside this Issue2012-13 Nebraska Angus Queen

2013 Member Bull Sale Calendar2013 Sale Reports

March/April 2013

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ANNUAL TOTAL PERFORMANCE PRODUCTION SALEANNUAL TOTAL PERFORMANCE PRODUCTION SALEMaternal strength at its BEST! With a great combination of growth and balance. Featuring the influence of proven A.I. sires.

He sells! Lot 1 - Sire CC& 7BW 76 lbs.; WW 656 lbs.; 18 mo. wt. 1593 lbs.EPDs: BW +0.8; WW +52; Milk +33; YW +106

He sells! Lot 78 - Sire Sitz UpwardBW 80 lbs.; WW 766 lbs.; YW 1477 lbs.

EPDs: BW -0.1; WW +64; Milk +36; YW +116

He sells! Lot 112 - Sire Styles UpGradeBW 88 lbs.; WW 755 lbs.; YW 1421 lbs.

EPDs: BW +.4; WW +57; Milk +30; YW +100

Fancy Show Heifer-Brood Cow-Donor ProspectShe sells Lot 177 - Sire Connealy Final Product

EPDs: BW +2.6; WW +60; Milk +28; YW +105

Jay Wolf402-395-2178Box 548 • Albion, NE 68620

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Inside this Issue2012-13 Nebraska Angus Queen2013 Member Bull Sale Calendar2013 Sale Reports

March/April 2013

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Published By: Nebraska Angus Association PO Box 150 • Ashby, NE 69333

Inside this IssueInside this IssuePresident Speaks ..............................6NJAA President Speaks ....................8AAA Board Update ..........................10Angus Queen Spotlight ..................20Sale Reports ..............................21,22Sale Calendar ................................26

Official Publication of the Nebraska Angus Association

by: Suzy Hebbert, NAA Secretary

bulls that move their herds for-ward. We have a few additions toour sale calendar in this issue asmembers continue to schedule theirsale dates this spring.The Cattlemen’s Classic angus

show and sale is scheduled for Feb21, 2013 at the Buffalo CountyFairgrounds in Kearney. If youhaven’t received your catalog, youfind the catalog online at this link:http://cattlemens.org/catalogs/beef_catalog.html. Over 60 head areconsigned to this year’s show andsale. If you are looking for out-standing bulls to sire your next calfcrop, check out the many sale list-ings by our members over the nexttwo months.

Until next time….

On the Job...For nearly a year our state has

been in the grips of the worstdrought on record. We have hoped,prayed, begged, and bargained withthe Good Lord for moisture.Knowing that the moisture wouldbe Mother Nature’s elixir for ourlivelihoods. Early this morning Iwitnessed something else thatcould be considered liquid magicprovided by Mother Nature. We had an eight year old cow

calve in the early evening in thecalving lot. The temperature wasabout 40 degrees. Figuring that thecow had done this before, wedidn’t worry too much about hernot getting to work and getting thecalf going. During my routinecheck of the calving lot later Ifound that the calf had never gottenup and nursed. For whatever rea-son, he had played out and waschilled and lethargic. I got himinto the calving shed, and workedto get him to his feet. Finally Iheaded home and got the calf bot-tle, the drench tube and whateverelse I thought I might need. Myhusband Clint came along to helpme out. We put the cow in thehead catch and Clint milked aboutjust a pint into the bottle. The calfdrank the bottle dry and began toget to his feet. That colostrumproved to be the calf’s elixir, themagic that jump started his engine.It is wonderful when everythingworks as it should.The bull sale season for Ne-

braska Angus Association membershas gotten underway. Sale reportsare good despite the increased costof feed this winter…it proves thatthe cattle producers are finding the

Call today to reserve your ad

space for theAnnualMemberDirectory

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Suzy Hebbert, Sect.308/577-6700

[email protected]


POLLED HEREFORDS SELLING: 45 BULLS, TWO-YEAR OLDS,FALLYEARLINGS & YEARLINGS

(MANY SUITABLE FOR HEIFERS)GUEST CONSIGNMENT FROM

BLUEBERRY HILL FARM

ALSO SELLING: 20 REGISTERED YEARLING HEIFERS

More Pounds - More Profit !

Galen Frenzen Family50802 N Edgewood Rd. • Fullerton, NE 68638

Home (308) 536-2069 • Galen’s Cell (308) 550-0237 Eric’s Cell (308) 550-0238 • [email protected]

ANGUS AI SIRES REPRESENTED :TC ABERDEEN 759 • SITZ UPWARD 307R • CONNEALY IMPRESSIONCONNEALY CONSENSUS 7229 • R/M IRONSTONE 4047 • SAV NET WORTHCONNEALY MENTOR • SITZ NEW DESIGN 458N • SAV BISMARCK

POLLED HEREFORD AI SIRES REPRESENTED :MCCOY ABSOLUTE • SCHU-LAR 3T • SHF PROGRESS • CRACKER JACK • ABOUT TIME

www.frenzencattle.com

Annual Production Sale • March 26, 2013 • 1:00pmAt the Frenzen Sale Facility 4 1/2 mi. north of Fullerton, NE on Hwy 14

Why Invest in a Frenzen Bull:• No Creep• Excellent selection • Reasonable selling prices• Free delivery in Nebraska • All bulls are AM, NH & CA Free• All bulls tested negative for PI - BVD• Complete Performance and ultrasound information• The fall bulls ran on grass this summer and fall. They are currently receiving a light ration while running on mature nativegrass.• The yearling bulls run in large traps to ensure plenty of exercise.• The Frenzen's have been in the seedstock business for over 50years and have always rigidly culled for fertility, calving ease, performance, soundness and disposition• The yearling bulls are on a high distillers (virtually starch free) ration designed to let the bulls express their genetic potential yetkeep them hard muscled, athletic, sound in their feet and jointsand increase their longevity. These are not "corn fed" fat bulls.

Z04SIRED BY: SAV BISMARCK 5682

CED: +12 BW: +0 WW: +59 YW: +103 MM: +30 $B: +63.49

Z55SIRED BY: SITZ UPWARD 307R

CED: +5 BW: +2.5 WW: +62 YW: +120 MM: +39 $B: +79.22

Z61SIRED BY: TC ABERDEEN 759

CED: +9 BW: +.9 WW: +51 YW: +95 MM: +34 $B: +69.55

Z106SIRED BY: TC ABERDEEN 759

CED: +8 BW: +1.6 WW: +55 YW: +103 MM: +39 $B: +79.22

Z03SIRED BY: EF UPPER CLASS X08

CED: +4 BW: +2.0 WW: +49 YW: +90 MM: +22 $B: +72.71

Z05SIRED BY: SCHU-LAR 3T OF 206 5N

CED: +4.1 BW: +2.1 WW: +51 YW: +83MM: +14 $CHB: +25

Z52SIRED BY: FRENZEN MC REDSTONE U5

CED: +2.4 BW: +3.1 WW: +56 YW: +93MM: +22 $CHB: +28

ANGUS SELLING: 90 BULLS, TWO-YEAR OLDS,

FALL YEARLINGS AND YEARLINGS

(MANY SUITABLE FOR HEIFERS)ALSO SELLING:

30 REGISTERED YEARLING

HEIFERS FROM THE HEART

OF OUR REPLACEMENTS

FRENZEN ANGUS & POLLED HEREFORDS

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President Speaksby: Clayton Glause, NAA President

binar this past week in which it wasstated that Nebraska and Wyomingare now officially in the midst ofthe most severe drought on record.I believe we have all been im-pacted, so I commend the produc-ers who have already made manyresourceful & difficult decisionsduring the past year to managetheir operation during the pendingdrought. I hope and pray for themuch needed moisture as we moveforward. The Cattlemen’s Classic is com-

ing up in three weeks and there iscontinued enthusiasm for theAngus breed show & sale againthis year. It appears that numbersare up from last year. I invite youto attend and see what several ofour state’s breeders have to offer.Furthermore, I look forward to thebull sale season that is already un-derway. Early sale reports wouldindicate another year of solid de-mand for Angus cattle. If you arein search of Angus genetics, I in-vite you to check out the Sale List-ing Calendar on page 26.I look forward to visiting with

many of our members and cattle-men at our upcoming associationevents. In the meantime, please besure to let me know if you haveany questions, comments, con-cerns, ideas, or suggestions.

Clayton GlauseNAA President

Greetings Cattlemen,What an exciting time of year

for cattlemen around the country asseveral are well into calving seasonand anticipating the process ofevaluating last spring's breedingdecisions. It is always interestingto see how those calves develop inthe coming months into what wehope will reach our intended breed-ing goals. January was a treat for my fam-

ily as Amy and I took our four chil-dren to Denver for the NationalWestern Stock Show. The weatherwas beautiful during the week forthe Angus shows and sales, and weenjoyed all of the cattle displaysand surrounding activities. I al-ways take pleasure in visiting withso many Angus breeders fromaround the country and many ofour Nebraska producers. Nebraskawas well represented in Denverand our producers should be proudof their accomplishments. They alldid a fantastic job of displayingand showing top notch Angus cat-tle.Nebraska is one of the nation’s

leading producers of Angus genet-ics, and many of our members havehad a significant influence on thatstanding. With that said, I encour-age anyone interested in learningmore about the Nebraska AngusAssociation to visit with myself,Suzy Hebbert, or any board mem-bers about the benefits of member-ship. What a great way to networkyour operation and build friend-ships with so many others whoshare many of the same interests! It is now the beginning of Feb-

ruary and thus far our winter hasbeen mild with very little snowfall…… Great for calving, butheavily weighing on many pro-ducer’s minds concerning themoisture shortage and its impact onthe existing feed situation. I re-cently participated in a drought we-

Nebraska Angus Association

PresidentClayton Glause, Fremont

402/721-8122Vice PresidentDru Uden, Franklin402/470-0740

Secretary/ManagerSuzy Hebbert, Ashby308/577-6700Past President

Randy Pettera, McCook 308/345-2516

Commercial Director(Term Expires 12/13)

Chris Fryzek, Madrid308/353-6317West Director

(Term Expires 12/13)

Vince Bickel, Gordon308/282-0416North Director


Dave Nichols, Chambers402/340-3810

Central Director(Term Expires 12/14)

Kory Ostrand, Mason City 308/732-3201South Director


Brandon Meyer, Blue Hill402/756-2488

Northeast Director(Term Expires 12/13)

Brock Foxhoven, Crofton402/388-2478

Southeast Director(Term Expires 12/13)

Trevor Lienemann, Princeton402/560-5385

Material appearing in this issue may be reprinted only with written permission of the Nebraska Angus Association.

The Nebraska Angus News and the Nebraska AngusAssociation is obligated and reserves the right to reject any

request for advertising space which would not serve the bestinterest of our membership. Any rejection is not intended

as a reflection upon the subject of the advertisement.


Top Angus Sires Include

34 Years Breeding Functional Registered Angus

Herd-Sire Quality Bulls have been tested with P�zer HD50K22

April 2, 2013

North Platte, NE60 30

www.daiggerangus.com

Top Red Angus Sires Include

Silver Anniversary



Junior Viewpointby: Jud Hoffschneider, NJAA President

Inn and Suites aka Caprice 402-228-8808. The blocks will be helduntil the 30th of April. There isalso a block of rooms held for theNational Jr. Angus show, July 5 -11, in Kansas City at the ComfortSuites Speedway Hotel 913-299-4466. I hope all of you will be ableto attend, and I look forward toseeing everyone in Kearney.

Sincerely,Jud Hoffschneider

Hello Angus Friends,This winter has come with

some snow and there are someevents just around the corner forthe Angus Juniors. We thank every-one for coming out to the winterpreview this past December and itwas great to see everyone. On Feb-ruary 23, 2013 there will be ameeting at the Cattlemen’s Classicat 1:00 P.M. I hope to see everyonethere. There have been somechanges to deadlines that will bediscussed for contests as well as of-ficer applications, which are dueMay 1st. If anyone is interested in the

Angus Foundation scholarship thedeadline is May 1st. AmericanAngus Auxiliary applications aredue April 15 and need to be sent toKami Scott. There is a NebraskaAngus Association Scholarshipavailable aswell; Kami hasinformation onthese as well.These are greatopportunitiesso take advan-tage of them ifyou are eligi-ble. The Ne-

braska JuniorAngus Showand Banquetwill be on June1st and 2nd atthe GageCounty Fair-grounds inBeatrice, Ne-braska. Blocksof rooms havebeen reservedat the follow-ing motels:Holiday InnExpress 402-228-7000 andNew Victorian

Nebraska JuniorAngus Association

2012-2013Officers & Directors

PresidentJud Hoffschneider

Arlington, NE • 402/654-3693

1st Vice PresidentMichaela Clowser

Milford, NE • 402/643-9533

2nd Vice PresidentMaci Lienemann

Princeton, NE • 402/798-0288

Secretary/TreasurerAlisha Dethlefs

North Platte, NE • 308/368-7660

HistorianCaylie Egger

Columbus, NE • 402/562-5951

DirectorJenny Keyes

Springfield, NE • 402/253-8360

DirectorTalon Lienemann

Princeton, NE • 402/798-0288

DirectorCheyann Lovett

Bladen, NE • 402/756-1011

Advisors:Dale & Lynnette Nelson

11402 W Fletcher Ave. Lincoln, 68524402/ 796-2686

Craig & Laurie Dethlefs13947 W Power Rd, North Platte, NE

69101 308/368-7660

Allen & Heather Smith732 129th Rd., Osceola, NE 68651

402/764-7456


“Bulls Selected by Cattlemen for Cattlemen”

Wednesday • March 27, 2013 • 1 pm (CT)At the Central Nebraska Commission Co. Broken Bow, NE

Selling: 120 Angus Bulls

3 Simmental-Angus Bulls Including Many Calving Ease Bulls

The sale will be on DV Auction.Watch/Bid online.

Call Tami McIntosh 308-870-3661Visit the website for video samples of the bulls: www.nebraskabulltest.com

Mick’s Sale Day Phone: 308-764-7255 Matt Printz: 308-856-0070

Randy Rasby : 308-539-6195Don Ravellette: 605-685-5147

Auctioneer: Matt Lowery 308-750-6119

For Progress Reports or Sale Book Contact: Mick Phillips

205 Phillips Drive Arthur, NE 69121

308-764-2378 * E-mail: [email protected]

SAV Bismarck 5682 CED BW WW YW CEM MILK $W $F $G $B+14 +.2 +58 +100 +16 +27 +52.57 +41.03 +34.30 +63.27

SAV Iron Mountain 8066 CED BW WW YW CEM MILK $W $F $G $B+5 +3.4 +59 +109 +8 +3 +16.47 +51.85 +34.22 +74.44

Hoover Dam CED BW WW YW CEM MILK $W $F $G $B+10 -.1 +50 +99 +10 +39 +30.62 +43.63 +47.20 +87.90

Sitz Upward 307R CED BW WW YW CEM MILK $W $F $G $B+7 +2.4 +71 +136 +8 +42 +49.85 +82.07 +20.18 +89.93

50 years of performance testing to give you, the buyer, some of the top genetics in the nation!

These bulls were handled with the bull’s future use in mind. You can buy with confidence and more value for your money.

Plus many other AI and Natural Sires Represented.



by: Arlen Sawyer, AAA Board Member

addressed, feel free tocontact me or the associa-tion directly. Emails orwritten correspondenceare particularly effective.I hope that we always

remember that the Ameri-can Angus Association ishere to benefit our mem-bers’ involvement in theproduction and marketingof registered Angus cattle.I look forward to visit-

ing with you in the future,please feel free to callanytime. Wishing you allthe best in the spring saleseason.

Sincerely, Arlen Sawyer

2013 looks like anotherstrong Angus year. Any-one that attended the Na-tional Western StockShow should have beenencouraged by the amountof “Angus Fever” that wasevident. Congratulationsto those Nebraska Angusbreeders that fared well inthe shows and sales at theevents in Denver.I hope that you all took

note of the new pricing ofthe genomic DNA tests byPfizer and Igenity. Hope-fully this makes this op-tion of identifyinggenetics more affordableto producers. It reiteratesto me the value of opencompetition. In my opin-ion, fair and open marketcompetition always bene-fits producers and con-sumers.Feb. 19th through the

21st I will be attending theFebruary American AngusAssociation board of di-rectors meeting. If anyNebraska Angus breedershave comments or con-cerns or want something

American Angus Board Update

WANTEDThe Nebraska Angus News is in searchof photos from around Nebraska fromour fellow Angus Breeders! We wouldlove to see them and publish some in

our magazine and maybe on the Cover!

If you have a picture of your place oryour Angus herd please send to:

[email protected]

Photos must be high resolution (300dpi or better) and at least 8 inches wide.

Dear Angus Friends,


13th Annual Private Treaty Bull SaleMarch 24, 2013 • Ashby, NE • 3:00pm MDT

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Contact Clint & Suzy Hebbert at(308) 577-6392 (H) • (308) 458-9967 (C) • (308) 458-7354 (C)

[email protected] • www.edangus.com

Performance & Fertility Tested BullsNo Creep Feed Used In Our Program

All Bulls Negative for PI BVDComplete EPD & Ultrasound DataFirst Breeding Season GuaranteeFree Delivery Within 150 Miles

Herd Negative for Johnes Disease

SONS OF:• SAV Final Answer 0035

• SAV Bismarck 5682• Connealy Final Product

• Simonson Main Event 8427• TC Franklin 619

Sire: Connealy Final Product MGS: Bon View New Design 208BW +2.3 WW+56 YW+101 Milk+32 $W +28.76 $B +66.04

Check out our website atwww.edangus.com

for supporting sale information including ultrasound data and scrotal measurements

Lot

500

22ndANNUAL“ROCK SOLID” BULL SALE

April 11, 2013 • 1 p.m. • At the Ranch5 miles west of Springview on Hwy 12

“ROCK SOLID” GENETICSSelling

75 Yearling BullsFeaturing sons of:

Sitz Upward ~ Sitz Dash ~ Connealy Mentor ~ Connealy Final Product ~ CAR Efficient

“ROCK SOLID” SERVICE• Complete performance data

• Bulls raised under practical conditions• First year breeding service guarantee

• Free delivery • Volume discountsFor Sale Book and Information Contact:

Neri & Patty Barstow402-497-3448 • Neri cell 402-322-0286

43185 State Hwy 12 • Springview, NE 68778Web site: www.barstowangus.com

Sitz Dash

BW -.5 WW +50 Milk +33 YW +90

Tami McIntosh - DV Auction Phone: 308-870-3661 email: [email protected]



$B improves carcass, feedlot traitsBy Miranda ReimanTo make more money, try selecting for profit. That’s what dollar-

value indexes help cattle producers do.“It’s probably the easiest way to practice multiple-trait selection,”

says Megan Rolf, Oklahoma State University animal scientist. “It’s alsoa pretty easy way to select for profit, because we’re talking in terms ofeconomic values, so they either have profit or savings associated withthem.”Commercial cattlemen who want to produce standouts in the feedlot

and on the rail should look to the dollar-beef ($B) index, offered by theAmerican Angus Association.“It’s designed to aid in genetic decisions for post-weaning merit and

carcass value,” says Sally Northcutt, genetic research director for theAssociation.An updated technical summary shows the dramatic difference in

progeny harvested 1997 through 2012, sired by bulls in the top 10%compared to the bottom tenth among registered Angus sires (see table).“Selection of breeding stock based on a single trait is risky, as

progress may come at the expense of others,” the Certified Angus BeefLLC (CAB) “Black Ink Basics” tech sheet says. “Using the breed’s top10% of beef-value sires can produce calve with higher quality premi-ums, lower yield-grade discounts and better feedlot performance.”It shows data to back that claim: Progeny from high $B sires had five

times more Prime grading carcasses, while Standard carcasses were cutby almost two-thirds, compared to low $B progeny. Certified AngusBeef ® brand qualifiers increased more than 28 percentage points.“People will ask the question,” Northcutt says, “can I really realize

this difference in the feedlot and on the rail?” The top-vs.-bottom 10%comparison illustrates what’s possible.Quality grade is not the only place the top group won out. High $B

progeny had a 67-pound carcass weight advantage over low $B calves.Coupled with the grid premiums, that adds up to a $168.02 per-head ad-vantage for the top group.“The underlying economic assumptions are based on a three-year

rolling average that represents the commercial cattle industry,” North-cutt says.Improvements in Angus genetics, along with stronger grid signals,

contributed to an $85-increase in the spread between the two groups,compared to a previous analysis in 2006.“Quality has value in the industry and pounds have value,” Northcutt

says.In order to use an index properly, it’s important to know which traits areincluded, Rolf says.“You want to select for the highest index values and limit the use of

additional EPDs (expected progeny differences),” she says. “Otherwiseif you’re using something like dollar-beef that already includes yearlingweight and you also select for a higher yearling weight EPD, you placetoo much emphasis on yearling weight.The exceptions are EPDs that could help you set needed limits for en-vironment or ones that are not included in the index. For example, ma-ternal traits should be included in selection decisions if replacementheifers are being kept, because having females that produce live calvesand breed back needs to be a key consideration of any ranch. “The dollar-beef index does not have any maternal components or

calving ease,” Northcutt notes, recommending the dollar-weaning ($W)calculation as the “best kept secret for all producers.”That includes traits like mature size and milk, calving ease and a

cow’s energy requirements. The tech summary notes the higher $B siresalso had improved $W values, showing that both goals can be reachedin tandem, she says.“But dollar-beef isn’t just for those producers focused on retaining

ownership. Those who sell at weaning still need to keep it in mind forthe big picture of the industry,” Northcutt says.She recommends Angus bull buyers visit the Sire Selector on the

Angus website (http://www.angus.org/Nce/SireSummarySearchCrite-ria.aspx) to search for animals that fit their criteria. It allows producersto enter minimum and maximum values for all 24 measured EPDs anddollar-value indexes.“If you’ve already used registered Angus bulls on your cows, then

you can use their EPDs as a benchmark of genetic values. You can usethem as a conservative starting point,” Northcutt says. “The hardest partis to sit down at the kitchen table and think about the goals and opportu-nities you’d like to seek out. What’s the directional change I want tomake?”For more information or to download the “Selection for $B Makes

Cents” tech sheet, visithttp://www.cabpartners.com/educators

Select for Profit


L Bar L Angus

Selling:10

Coming Two-year-old Bulls

60Yearling Bulls

50Yearling Heifers

Write or Call for a Sale Book!

To View Sale Book Online: www.lbarlangus.com

Todd & Donalyn Hasenauer37703 S. Hwy. 25

Wallace, NE 69169308-387-4454

Cell: [email protected]

or lbarlangus.com

Featured Sires Include:~ Sitz Dash ~

~ Benfield Substance ~~ SAV 707 Rito 9969 ~

~ SAV Pioneer ~~ SAV Predominant ~~ Connealy Thunder ~

15th Annual Prime Cut on the Hoof Sale Performance-Tested Registered Angus Bulls

Thursday, March 28, 2013Imperial Auction Market • Imperial, NE · 12:30 MDT

SAV Pioneer



From our MailoxNebraska Angus News

Notes of Thanks.....

Dear Nebraska Angus Association, Thank you very much for the

donation you sent to the AngusFoundation in Eli’s memory. We reallyappreciate it and know the Foundation does anexcellent job with their resources.Angus cattle and the friendships made meant the

world to Eli and our family. We can’t thank youenough.

Bette Votaw, Kathy Dubs and Family, Kerri Kliewer and Family

Dear Nebraska Angus Association,Thank you very much for the award we received

for Pioneer Angus Producer. We were certainly surprised and very honored to

receive this award.

Sincerely,Fred & Theresa Kraye

Birth Announcements

Jeff and Naomi Pelster from Harrison, NE wereblessed by the birth of Ruger Nygren Pelster on Jan-uary 8th, 2013 at 12:55 p.m. He weighed 7 pounds13 onces and was 21 1/2 inches long. He was gladlywelcomed home by older brother Chisum. Grand-parents are Ken and Carol Pelster of Bartlett, NEand Rod and Laurie Gray of Harrison, NE. GreatGrandparents are Alfreda and the late Wilfrid Pel-ster of Bartlett, NE, the late Hillard and Hilda Malyof Croften, NE, Wayne and Karren Gray of Tama,IA and the late Joyce Gray, and Bette and the lateAllan Nygren of Brewster, NE.Ken has served as a NAA commercial director

and Rod was a past NAA President. Naomi servedin many areas for the NJAA and was a past Ne-braska Angus Queen. She also was honored to be afinalist for Miss America Angus.

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Miss Nebraska Angus2012-2013

North Platte, Nebraska is hometo this year’s Miss NebraskaAngus, Aliesha Dethlefs. She isthe daughter of Craig and LaurieDethlefs and Grand daughter ofKen “Dutch” & Marian Dethlefs ofRavenna.

Aliesha is a busy teen, partici-pating in many activities. She is onthe cheer leading squad at Her-shey High School and runs onthe Cross Country team. She’s amember of the state qualifyingHershey High Panthers girlsbasketball team and partici-pates in track too. She also isinvolved in One Act andSpeech teams. She attendsConfirmation class and YouthGroup and is involved in Com-munity of Faith activities.Classroom subjects that are fa-vorites include any of the scienceclasses especially chemistry,anatomy and biology.

A fourth generation Angusbreeder, Aliesha has grown uparound cattle and has been ex-posed to the Angus breed all herlife. She says being around cattleis what makes her who she is. Sheis always eager to attend a newAngus show and meet new people.Being involved in the National Jun-ior Angus and Nebraska JuniorAngus Associations has allowedher to learn more about the breedthat is such a big part of her life.She has attended both the NebraskaState Junior Angus Show and Na-tional Junior Angus Show since2005.

Her father, Craig, owner ofNorth Platte Vet Clinic is strong

supporter, mentor and teacherabout Angus cattle and encourag-ing her to show cattle. Laurie, herMom is office manager at the vetclinic when she isn’t helpingAliesha’s sisters Emily and Kacey.Emily is a sophomore at HersheyHigh School and Kacey is in the4th

grade.Emily also enjoys going to cattleshows and Kacey is very excited tobe starting her show career.

Aliesha has always admired thegirl in the Angus crown. Her Aunt,Pamela Dethlefs was the AngusPrincess in 1979. That admirationis what inspired her to run for Ne-braska Angus Queen. She feels itis another way a Junior membercan represent their breed and edu-cate others. She is passionateabout the Junior Angus Associationand what it can offer its membersbeside learning to show cattle.

Other Junior Angus contests thatshe has participated in includePosters, Public Speaking, Live-stock Judging, Quiz Bowl, CABCookoff, Extemporaneous Speak-ing and the Mentoring program.She is currently Secretary/Trea-surer of the Nebraska Junior AngusAssociation.

Aliesha’s future goals as Jr.Angus member include learningmore about the Angus breed andpassing that knowledge onto oth-ers. This includes working to-wards becoming a member of theNational Junior Angus Board ofDirectors. That goal to becomea Board member goes hand inhand with her chosen majorfollowing her 2013 highschool graduation. Alieshahad been accepted to the Uni-versity of Nebraska-Lincolnin the fall of 2013 where shehas signed on to major in AgJournalism with an emphasis inPublic Relations. She wouldalso like to explore Communica-tion Studies and work withgraphic design.

Advice that Aliesha would offerto future Nebraska Angus Queensis to “Be Confident! It might seemfrightening at times being in frontof so many people, but they don’talways have eyes in your direc-tion”. She added, “.You are notonly representing the state of Ne-braska, but also the Angus breed.Always remember to smile! "

Nebraska Angus Queen Spotlight

Aliesha at Nebraska State Fair 2012


KRAYE ANGUS

22nd Annual Production Sale

April 6, 2013 At the Kraye Sale Facility Mullen, Nebraska

Selling 100 Performance Bred Registered Yearling Angus Bulls

Featuring sons of Final Answer, Upward, 458N, Gridiron, Chisum, Upgrade and more.

Also Selling 20 Purebred Commercial Yearling Heifers

All Performance Data Available

Kraye Angus

35791 Antelope Valley Rd Mullen, NE 69152

John 308-546-2524 Cell 308-546-7309

David 308-546-7015 Family Owned [email protected]

Nebraska Grown www.krayeangus.com

Nebraska Angus Association News • March/April 2013 • 21

Sale ReportsSale ReportsMill Bar Angus Bull SaleHerd City: Hayes Center, NE

Auctioneer: Joe Goggins - Sale Date:1/25/2013

API Rep: Matt Printz139 Total Registered Bulls - $4,279.00

145 Commercial Open Heifers - $1,199.0023 Commercial Bred Heifers - $1,825.0043 Commercial Bred Cows - $1,792.00

Gross: $594,900.00Average: $4,279.00

Top BullLot 19 - Mill Bar Consensus 7242 - $20,500.00

Buyer: Mar Mac Farms Brandon MB CNSire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229

Lot 28- Mill Bar Pioneer 7259 - $13,000.00Buyer: Doerder Farms Boone IASire Name: S A V Pioneer 7301

Lot 3 - Mill Bar Consensus 7208 - $12,000.0Buyer: Lisa Reinick Haigler NE

Sire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229Lot 22 - Mill Bar Consensus 7248 - $10,750.00

Buyer: Kevin Fornoff Hayes Center NESire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229

Lot 16 - Mill Bar Consensus 7238 - $10,500.00Buyer: Ruggles Land and Cattle McCook NE

Sire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229Lot 4 - Mill Bar Upward 7210 - $9,000.00

Buyer: Krab, Inc. Paxton NESire Name: Sitz Upward 307R

Lot 23- Mill Bar Upward 7249 - $8,750.00Buyer: Krab, Inc. Paxton NESire Name: Sitz Upward 307R

Lot 62 - Mill Bar Upward 7351 - $8,500.00Buyer: Kevin Fornoff Hayes Center NE

Sire Name: Sitz Upward 307RLot 91 - Mill Bar Pioneer 7429 - $8,500.00

Buyer: Doerder Farms Boone IASire Name: S A V Pioneer 7301

Bartos RanchHerd City: Verdigre, NE USAuctioneer: Ty Thompson

Sale Date: 2/2/2013 API Rep: Matt Printz

80 Total Registered Bulls - Average: $3,650.021 Total Registered Females - $2,375.00

60 Commercial Bred Heifers (head) - $1,650.00101 Reported Sale Total

Gross: $341,875.00 - Average: $3,384.00Top Bull

Lot 16 - Bar Sitz Up 0506 2852 - $11,500.00Buyer: Robert Wood Orchard NESire Name: Bar Sitz Upward 0506

Lot 23- Bar GV Homesteader 2553- $11,000.00Buyer: Lonnie Franssen Amelia NESire Name: GVC Homesteader 002X

Lot 79 - Bar WK Recoil 2223 - $8,000.00Buyer: Jeff Wilson Potomac MTSire Name: TC Forthright 92845

Mike Sitz Angus Ranch Bull SaleHerd City: Burwell, NE USAuctioneer: Mike BaxterAPI Rep: Matt Printz Sale Date: 2/4/2013

70 Total Registered Bulls - Average: $4,475.00Gross: $313,250.00 - Average: $4,475.00

Top BullLot 27 - MSAR Right Time 1022 - $8,000.00

Buyer: Clayton Gurney Burwell NESire Name: MSAR Right Time 7757

Lot 8 - MSAR Forte 1087 - $7,7500.00Buyer: Blaine County Dunning NESire Name: MSAR Forte 6776

Lot 48 - 36R Chinnook 1051 - $7,500.00

Buyer: Clayton Gurney Burwell NESire Name: CAR Chinnook 786

Lot 66 - MSAR Emblazon 1041 - $7,250.00Buyer: Trent Colburn Wood Lake NESire Name: MSAR Emblazon 4086

Kuck RanchHerd City: Bertrand, NE USAuctioneer: Jeff Marshall

Sale Location: Lexington, NEAPI Rep: Matt Printz Sale Date: 2/12/2013

4 Older Bulls - Average: $4,562.0055 Yrlg.Bulls - Average: $3,725.00

59 Total Registered Bulls - Average: $3,782.0010 Total Registered Females - Average: $1,875.0060 Commercial Open Heifers (head) - Average:

$1,162.0069 Reported Sale Total - Average:

$3,505.00Top Bull

Lot 32 - A&K Pilgrim Z762 - $9,250.00Buyer: Will Callahan Brady NESire Name: S A V Pilgrim 0415

Lot 7 - A&K Thunderweight- $8,500.00Buyer: J.H. Minor and Company Hyannis NE

Sire Name: S A V Thunderbird 9061Lot 9 - A&K Thunderbird Z018 - $8,000.00

Buyer: Steve Johnson Elm Creek NESire Name: S A V Thunderbird 9061

Lot 1 - A&K Hoover Dam Y717 - $8,000.00Buyer: J.H. Minor and Company Hyannis NE

Sire Name: Hoover DamTop Heifer

Lot 70 A - A&K Harmony Z756 - $3,000.00Buyer: Dan Larington McCook NESire Name: Basin Rainmaker P175

Lot 70 B - A&K Blackcap Z775 - $3000.00

Buyer: Dan Larington McCook NESire Name: Basin Rainmaker P175

Martin Angus Ranch Bull SaleHerd City: Keystone, NE USSale Location: Ogallala, NEAuctioneer: Joe GogginsAPI Rep: Matt Printz Sale Date: 1/28/2013


Top BullLot 51 - Martin Pioneer Z226 - $6,500.00

Buyer: Kent Wedel Grant NESire Name: S A V Pioneer 7301

Lot 20 - Martin Upward Z89 - $6,500.00Buyer: Loren Hendrix Holyoke COSire Name: Sitz Upward 307R

Lot 89 - Martin Iron Mountain Z215 - $6,250.00Buyer: Mel Gidoen Burwell NE

Sire Name: S A V Iron Mountain 8066Lot 7 - Martin Upward Z92 - $6,250.00Buyer: Adam Jessee Benkelman NE

Sire Name: Sitz Upward 307RLot 45 - Martin Right Answer Z301 - $6,250.00

Buyer: Eddie Steel Hyannis NESire Name: Connealy Right Answer 746

McConnell Angus Bull SaleHerd City: Dix, NE US

Auctioneer: Lex MaddenAPI Rep: Matt Printz Sale Date: 2/1/2013


Top BullContinued on next page...


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Steve Dorran -Auctioneer5703 Red Bridge DrTimnath, CO 80547403-540-9498

CALL ME!When “thats the way we’ve alwaysdone it” just isn’t good enough anymore...

Fort Worth, TX1-800-422-2117

Lemoyne DaileyPO Box 152Thedford, NE 69166

Home: 308-645-2712Cell: 402-760-2727

www.superiorlivestock.com

Lot 5 - Mc Connell In Time 201 - $13,000.00Buyer: Monagham Ranch Laramie WYSire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229

Lot 1 - Bear Mtn Enchantress 2005 - $12,500.00Buyer: Hoot Owl Ranch Englewood COSire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229

Lot 78- MA Net Worth 1810 - $12,500.00Buyer: Hoot Owl Ranch Englewood COSire Name: S A V Net Worth 4200

Lot 35 - MMA Upward 210- $12,000.00Buyer: Hoot Owl Ranch Englewood CO

Sire Name: Sitz Upward 307RLot 95 - M A Consensus Y369 - $10,500.00

Buyer: Hoot Owl Ranch Englewood COSire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229Lot 19 - Mc Connell Merit 207 - $10,000.00

Buyer: Krab, Inc. Paxton NESire Name: S A V Net Worth 4200

SandPoint Cattle Co. Bull SaleHerd City: Lodgepole, NE Auctioneer: Joe GogginsSale Date: 2/13/2013API Rep: Matt Printz

139 Total Registered Bulls - $4,279.00145 Commercial Open Heifers - $1,199.0023 Commercial Bred Heifers - $1,825.0043 Commercial Bred Cows - $1,792.00

Gross: $594,900.00Average: $4,279.00

Top BullLot 94 - SandPoint Hoover Dam Z019 - $35,000.00

Buyer: Scott Bradac Marmarth NDSire Name: Hoover Dam

Lot 98- SandPoint Hoover Dam Z056 - $19,000.00Buyer: TC Ranch Franklin NE

Sire Name: Hoover DamLot 3 - SandPoint Consensus Z008 - $18,500.0

Buyer: Swanson Cattle Co. Oxford NESire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229

Lot 44 - SandPoint Yoke Y605 - $17,000.00Buyer: Dean Weinman Arnold NE

Sire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229Lot 123 - SandPoint Yowza Y300 - $16,500.00Buyer: Semex U.S.A. Beef Guelph ON CN

Sire Name: Bushs Trooper 402Lot 7 - SandPoint Zorro Z026 - $16,000.00

Buyer: Marshall and Fenner Farms Malta Bend MOSire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229

Lot 38- SandPoint Consensus Y606 - $15,000.00Buyer: Shane Bradney Parks NE

Sire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229Lot 69 - SandPoint Upward Z129 - $15,000.00

Buyer: Shane Bradney Parks NESire Name: Sitz Upward 307R

Lot 11 - SandPoint Consensus Z065 - $14,000.00Buyer: Shane Bradney Parks NE

Sire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229Lot 17 - SandPoint Consensus Z087 - $14,000.00

Buyer: Shane Bradney Parks NESire Name: Connealy Consensus 7229

Windmill Angus RanchHerd City: Haigler, NE

Auctioneer: Joe GogginsSale Date: 2/4/2013API Rep: Matt Printz

75 Total Registered Bulls - $3,535.0025 Open Heifers - $1,378.00

25 Total Registered Females - $1,378.00125 Commercial Open Heifers (head) - $1,104.00

Gross: $299,575.00Average: $2,995.00

Top BullLot 4 - SandPoint Hoover Dam Z019 - $16,000.00

Buyer: Art Pember Ness City KSSire Name: LCC New Standard

Lot 30 - WM Forthright 16 - $11,000.00Buyer: Art Pember Ness City KSSire Name: TC Forthright 9284

Lot 27 - WM New Standard 15- $6,500.0Buyer: Noffsinger Ranch Benkelman NE

Sire Name: LCC New StandardLot 33 - WM New Standard 12- $6,000.00Buyer: Noffsinger Ranch Benkelman NE

Sire Name: LCC New StandardTop Open Heifer

Lot 030 - WM Everalda Entense 935 248- $2,500.0Buyer: Jeff Wilson Potomac MTSire Name: TC Forthright 9284

Lot 023 - WM Heather 0025 204 - $2,500.0Buyer: Jeff Wilson Potomac MTSire Name: TC Forthright 9284



Purebred & Commercial AngusJohn & Laurie Widdowson15175 U.S. Hwy. 30 John’sCell 308/390-5697

Office 308/483-5100Lodgepole, NE 69149

E-mail: [email protected]

“Dutch” & Marian Dethlefs31310 Imperial Rd • Ravenna, NE 68869Ph. 308/452-4147

Craig & Laurie Dethlefs13947 W. Power Rd •

North Platte, NE 69101308/368-7660

DETHLEFS ANGUS RANCH

RegisteredAngus

Since1950

“Where Quality Counts”

Select bulls at Private Treaty anytime.For details contact Kevin at (308) 894-8735 or (308) 750-9055

Glause Family 379 Hwy. 92 • Palmer, NE 68864

Lazy Black Diamond RanchRegistered Angus Since 1951

Bred for fertility, calving ease, maternal, disposition, growth, carcass, and conformation.

Annual Production Sale - March 26, 2013Females & Club Calves for Sale Private Treaty

www.frenzencattle.com

FRENZEN ANGUS“More Pounds - More Profit”

50802 N. Edgewood Rd.

Fullerton, NE 68638

Galen Frenzen •(308) 536-2069 Cell: (308)550-0237

Eric's Cell: (308) 550-0238

Mick Cox & Family73786 Ave. 356 • Hayes Center, NE

Phone (308) 286-3416 • Cell (308) 340-4332E-Mail: [email protected]

Performance Tested

& Carcass Evaluated

Angus Cattle

Jerry & Gary DethlefsAnnual Production Sale 1st Friday in March

78009 S. River Rd. - Rockville, NE 68871 - 308/372-3200www.dethlefsangus.com

Jorgensen Farms

A maternal bull that workson all breeds of heifers

Bovine Elite, LLC - 800-786-4066Genetic Horizons - 800-443-6389Cattle Visions - 800-774-0437

Kellen & Klaire Jorgensen311 Rd U • Exeter, NE 68351

(402) 366-9475

Aberdeen#15561211

“The Magazine for Cowboys and Kids”RANDY RASBY

P.O. Box 581 • Sutherland, NE 69165Phone (308) 386-4857 • Mobile (308-539-6195



Tim & Kim Marlatt7070 130 TrailGordon, NE 69343(308) [email protected]

Herd Sires – Connealy Deep Canyon, SAF Strategy, SydGen Bullet, SydGen Mandate, Connealy Concrete, San Dan Triple Threat (Dark Red Charolais)A.I. Sires – Net Worth, CAR Duke, Final Answer, Sitz Upward 307R

“Breeding for the Performance Minded Cattleman”

Twin Mills Angus RanchRegistered and Commercial Angus Cattle

Richard and Randy Nelson1 3/4 miles West and 3/4 mile South of

Ansley, NE 68814

~ Visitors Always Welcome ~

~ Private Treaty Cattle For Sale ~Phone: (308) 935-1139

Jay Wolf Family, Owners402/395-2178Box 548 • Albion, NE 68620www.wagonhammer.comEmail: [email protected] Benes, Sales402/395-6962 • Cell: 402/649-2719

WAGONHAMMER RANCHESHAS THE PROGRAM YOU CAN COUNT ON

The Total Performance Brand

Sonderup AngusBulls, Heifers, and Embryos

for Sale Private Treaty

31155 State Highway 22 • Genoa, Nebraska 68640Lori Wagner 308/536-2975 cell: 308/550-0349

Benoit AngusBULL SALE ~ MARCH 2013

“Third Thursday in March”

Everett & Bonnie Benoit621 Hwy 61 • Esbon, KS 66941

(785) 725-3231 • (888) 870-2855

Chad Benoit • (785) 725-3005

Doug & Michelle Benoit • (785) 725-6211

[email protected]

Pettera AngusRandy & Desree Pettera

38699 Drive 718

McCook, NE 69001

308-345-2516

31155 State Highway 22 • Genoa, Nebraska 68640

“Female Production Sale Fall 2013”

Bred for Quality not Quantity

Herd Sires: SAV Prosperity, Connealy Contractor, SydGenMandate, SAV Platinum, SAV Republic, Connealy DeepCanyon, Triple Threat (Dark Red Charolais Bull)



Selling 10 yearling Angus bulls sired by SAF Connection, Connealy Stimulus and NU Unique 9019.

Also selling 30 yearling Red Angus or Angus composites sired by HXC Conquest, A3R Red Force 14W (Shear Force son), WS Beef Maker R13, Schuler Envy 7342T, SLOV LCC Hybrid D626L, A3R Blackshirt 29W

(Shear Force son), and TNT Ever Ready.

Saturday, April 13, 1:00 pm

For more information or to request a catalog

Matt Spangler (402) 472-6489 [email protected]

Animal Science Arena, UNL East Campus, LincolnAnimal Science Arena, UNL East Campus, Lincoln

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2013 Sale & Event Calendar2013 Sale & Event CalendarMarch

March 1 – Carl Dethlefs & Sons Bull Sale – Rockville

March 2 - S Diamond Angus Private Treaty Bull Sale - Henderson

March 4 – Vision Angus Bull Sale –North Platte

March 5 – Jindra Angus Bull Sale – Sale @ Creighton

March 6 – Hall Ranch Bull Sale – Bassett

March 6 – Lonesome River Ranch Bull Sale - Anselmo

March 6 - Priefert Angus Bull Sale - Hebron

March 7 – Arrow One Angus Bull Sale – North Platte

March 8 – Southwest Nebraska Angus Ass’n Bull Sale - McCook

March 9 - Smith Farms Angus Bull Sale - Hay Springs

March 9 – Snyder Bros. Angus Bull Sale – Sale @ Ogallala

March 10 – Lienetics Royale Bull Sale – Princeton

March 11 – Ostrand Angus Bull Sale – Sale @ Kearney

March 12 - B-M Angus / Hay CountryBull Sale - Atkinson

March 12 - Nichols & Sons Bull Sale - Chambers @ Fairgrounds

March 13 – Vin-Mar Angus Bull Sale – Sale @ Rushville

March 16 – Dailey Angus & DiamondLazy J Ranch @ Valentine Fairgrounds

March 16 - Gardels Lazy Four Angus Bull Sale - Sale @ Huss Platte Valley - Kearney

March 16 - Royal Hoofers Bull Sale - Beatrice

March 18 - Kasselder/Freouf Bull Sale - Sale @ Burwell

March 20 – Wagonhammer Angus Bull Sale – Sale @ O’Neill

March 21 – Benoit Angus Bull Sale – Esbon, KS

March 22 – Poss Angus Bull Sale – Sale @ Ericson

March 22 - Schurrtop Angus - Sale @ McCook

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March 23 – Connealy Angus Bull Sale - Whitman

March 23 - Herbster Angus Farm Bull Sale/Falls City - Sale @ Marysville, KS

March 24 - E.D. Angus Private Treaty Bull Sale, Ashby

March 25 - Rishel Angus Bull Sale - North Platte

March 26 – Frenzen Angus Bull Sale - Fullerton

March 26 - Gray Angus Bull Sale - Harrison

March 27 - Nebraska Bull Test - Broken Bow

March 28 – L Bar L Angus Bull Sale – Wallace – Sale @ Imperial

AprilApril 2 - Diagger - Orr Angus Bull

Sale - North PlatteApril 2 - Weers Angus Bull Sale -

FairburyApril 4 – A & B Cattle Co. Bull Sale –

BassettApril 5 – Dethlefs Angus Ranch/

Treffer Angus Bull Sale – Loup City

April 6 – Kraye Angus Bull Sale - Mullen

April 8 – Fred Ranch Bull Sale - RoseApril 11 – Barstow Angus Ranch

Bull Sale – SpringviewApril 12 – Hollman Angus Bull Sale -

HallamApril 13 - University of NE Bull Sale -

Lincoln

MayMay 1 - NAA Queen Applications DUEMay 20 - Directory Ad space

reservation DUEJune 1st-2nd - 2013 Nebraska Jr.

Angus Show & Banquet - Beatrice

~A~A & B Cattle Co ............................BCABS Global ....................................28Ag Industrial Equipment ..............IBC

~B~Barstow Angus..............................11Behlen Manufacturing ..................13

~C~Dethlefs Angus Ranch/Treffer Angus....19Daigger-Orr Angus ..........................7

~E~E.D. Angus ....................................11

~F~Fred Ranch ..................................12Frenzen Angus ................................4

~G~ Gardels Lazy 4 Angus ..................27Genex..............................................1Grays Angus Ranch ......................13

~H~Hansen Angus ..................................Herbster Angus ........................14,15Hollman Angus..............................18

~K~Kraye Angus..................................21

~L~L Bar L Angus................................17

~M~Macholan & Double D Angus ........25

~N~Nebraska Bull Test ..........................9

~P~Poss Angus ....................................3

~R~ Rishel Angus ................................16

~S~Shurrtop Angus & Charlois ............7

~U~University of Nebraska Bull Test ..25

~V~Vitalix ..........................................IFC

~W~Wagonhammer Ranches ................2Weers Angus ..................................8


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