Monday, January 15, 20074:00 p.m. MST

Stockyards Auction ArenaIn The Yards

EXCEPTIONAL DONORS• • •

SUPERIOR BRED HEIFERS• • •

FANCY OPEN HEIFERS• • •

HERD SIRE PROSPECTS• • •

SPECIAL PICK LOTS

Exceptional Cattlefrom

ExceptionalBreeders

Across the Nation!

“We are committed to be the best. With the full power of all that weare, we will go where there is no path and blaze a new trail. Our

positive attitude and commitment to quality will be a powerful forcethat can not be stopped.”

Welcome to the 101st National Western Stock Show!The National Western Stock Show is like a modern day roundup- breeders from across the US andCanada convene on one location for a 14 day period. In the old days, the prize stock were roundedup and the crew set out to blaze new trails. The same is true today and as many of you load the trailerwith enough food to feed half of the yards on any given day, one thing remains a constant…qualitymatters. That is the reason we make the effort to head to Denver because in our hearts and our minds,we believe we have what it takes to be considered worthy of the National Western Stock Show status.

The Simmental breeders involved in The One-Vol. X1V, National Western Simmental Sale areindividuals that are passionate about this breed. They have demonstrated dedication and have madethe commitment to be part of this modern trail drive that has the Simmental breed in the spotlight.The sale offering covers all spectrums of the beef business from the donors that proudly carry theirown history books including impressive LTE (Life Time Earnings), bred females ready to write theirown chapters, open heifers that have the “Bet On Me” look and stout herd sires that are ready toprove they ARE the next generation!

The Denver Simmental excitement includes the Annual ASA meetings, female pen show, andChairman’s reception, the always exciting Bull Pen show including Power Bull, The One Vol. XIVSale and the Jr. & Open Show on the Hill. The National Western Simmental Show on the hill is ourNational Show for this year which will once again showcase an outstanding set of cattle.

Special thanks to the CSA board for the countless hours they put into the Simmental events for all ofus. The ASA & Register staff for the extra hours to assist the breeders, Bill Angel and his staff forthe hospitality they extend during the stock show, Jim Birdwell, our consultants and ring staff foryour dedication to be part of this sale each year. A special thank you to the breeders so dedicated tothis breed and to making Denver the “Grand-daddy of all roundups!” It is our privilege to be yourmarketing partner!

Join us in Denver…. It is a Roundup to remember!

Sincerely,

Val & Lori EberspacherEberspacher Ent. Inc.

Sale Managed By:

Val and Lori Eberspacher2904 Co. Rd. 6, Marshall, MN 56258

Office: 507-532-6694 Fax: 507-532-9457Cell: 612-805-7405 ebersale@starpoint.net

www.ebersale.comSale Management Phone Numbers:Days 612-805-7405 or 612-805-8225

Evenings 303-388-8100

Sale Chairman: Robert Campbell 970-563-9070

ASA Foundation History in the National Western Simmental Sale...

This breed has had the good fortune of great people/breedersinvolved on all levels of our association and the list of

donators and buyers is second to none. Donations Buyers Price1997 Cheyanne Allen Twin Eagles Cattle Co. $1,3501998 Triple C Farms Hudson Pines/Bartlett Island Farm $10,0001999 Breinig Simmentals Monarch Farms $4,000

Triple C Farms Cash donation $3,5002000 Nichols Farm, Wesner Sim Triple C Farms/Hudson Pines Farms $10,0002001 Sue Ann Fletcher Nichols Cattle Co. Triple C Farms $15,0002002 Leighbert Farms Triple C Farms/Hudson Pines Farm $10,000

Donated heifer back Breinig Simmentals/Rockin J Ranches $5,5002003 Double S Simmentals Hudson Pines Farm $10,0002004 Hudson Pines Farm Consortium of many including flush $44,000

purchased back by Hudson Pines Farm2005 Buzzard Hollow Ranch Hudson Pines Farms, Triple C Farms & $15,000

Buzzard Hollow Ranch2006 JDJ Ranch Ankony Land & Cattle, Hudson Pines, $12,500

Triple C Farms and Sargeant Farms

The purpose ofthe ASF is to

provide:Opportunity to invest

in tomorrow’sleaders

• • •Scholarships fordeserving young

breeders• • •

Education andresearch

opportunities toenhance breed and

beef industry

Tax-deductible underIRS Code 501 (c)(3)

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Join us at the Stockyards Auction Arena - In The Yards!

MONDAY • JANUARY 15th, 2007 • 4:00 PM (MST)

SALE DAY PHONE NUMBERS:

303-297-1166 ext. 5613612-805-7405 • 612-805-8225

Sanctioned By:

KBGD

SALE HEADQUARTERS:Comfort Inn, 4685 Quebec St, Denver, CO • 303-388-8100 • Flat rate of $61.00 • Ask for Eberspacher Enterprises-Simmental

SCHEDULE:Friday-Monday, January 12th-15th ..................................................................Viewing of sale cattle in front of the Pepsi Arena - “In The Yards”Friday, January 12th..................................................................................................................................................Check In Pen Bulls and HeifersSunday, January 14th

Noon-4:00 pm ...........................................................................................................................................................................Check In Hill Cattle9:00 am .........................................................................................................................................................................................Female Pen Show6:30 pm.........................................................................ASA Chairman’s Reception and Foundation Auction * Grand 3 & 4, Double Tree Hotel

Monday, January 15th8:00 am-4:00 pm.....................................................................................................................................................................Viewing of sale cattle8:00 am ..........................................................................................................................................Simmental Bull Pen Show & Power Bull Event2:00 pm.........................................................................Sale cattle will move to Pepsi Arena for final viewing in the event of inclement weather2:30 pm.....................................................................................................Pre-Sale Party/Barn Social and final viewing of sale cattle in the yards4:00 pm...........2007 NATIONAL WESTERN SIMMENTAL SALE “The One - Volume XIV” • Held in the Stockyards Auction Arena

Tuesday, January 16th 8:00 pm ........................................................................Junior Heifer Show immediately followed by the Open Bull ShowWednesday, January 17th .............................................................................................................................................................Open Female Show

SALE TERMS: All cattle will sell under the Suggested Sale Terms & Conditions of the American Simmental Assoc.

AIR TRANSPORTATION: Denver International is served by every major airline.

LIVESTOCK INSURANCE: Insurance will be available sale day through Jame Secondino, Harding & Harding Inc. ...................765-832-2697

ANNOUNCEMENTS: Announcements made sale day and from the auction block during the sale take precedence over printed material incatalog or other printed material associated with the sale. Anyone attending this sale, attends at their own risk. Colorado Simmental Association,Eberspacher Ent., or any of the sale force will not be held responsible for any personal injury for attending this sale.

EPDs: EPDs listed are Fall 2006. Please note that EPDs may change from the time the sale catalog is printed until registration paper is transferred.

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES:Jerry Lipsey ..........................................Executive Vice President, ASARobert Campbell.................Sale Chairman, CSA • Cell 970-749-9708Lacey Robinson, The Register ............406-587-2778 or 406-599-2394Marty Ropp, ASA............................................................406-581-7835Jeremie Ruble, ASA ........................................................406-581-7940Kelly Schmidt, ASA ........................................................406-599-2395

BOARD MEMBER:Tommy Brown, Eastern Area .............................................Clanton, ALDr. Mike Wells, Eastern Area ...............................................Selma, ALDr. John D. Harker, Eastern Area ...........................................Hope, INRonald D. Moulton, Eastern Area ..........................Sleepy Hollow, NYDr. Michael Dikeman, North Central Area....................Manhattan, KSVan H. Neidig, North Central Area ............................Battle Creek, NEBob Volk, North Central Area........................................ Arlington, NEHarry Moser, North Central Area.....................................Wheaton, KSBobby L. Willis, South Central Area................................Marietta, OKAaron Owen, South Central Area ...............................Bois D’Arc, MOGregg Bailey, South Central Area ...............................Mt. Vernon, MOMike Mallett, South Central Area ..................................Lampasas, TXJim Skillestad, Western Area...........................................Glendive, MT

Curtis Russell, Western Area.........................................Sugar City, COMike Stoltey, Western Area...............................................Plummer, IDJay Rinderknecht, Western Area .......................................Paradise, UT

AUCTIONEER: Col. Jim Birdwell ..............................580-549-6636

SALE CONSULTANTS:Dalton Lundy...............................502-348-2370 or Cell 502-727-6898Doug Parke ..................................859-987-5758 or Cell 865-421-6100Chan Phillips ...............................606-759-7633 or Cell 606-584-7581

PUBLICATION REPRESENTATIVES:Dick Carmichael, Special Assignment ............................615-584-0997John Goggins, Western Livestock Reporter ....................406-698-4159Delvin Heldermon, Special Assignment .........................405-205-1116Jeff Thomas, Agri Media Livestock Group.....................406-581-8859

MAIL OR PHONE BIDS: If you would like to place a bid on anylot but will not be able to be with us, we would be happy to handlemail or phone bids for you. Please direct them to the sale manager,sale consultant, auctioneer or consignors.

MEAL SPONSORS: Jame Secondino, Harding & Harding, Inc.;ADM Alliance Nutrition; Whispering Oaks Farms; and Hannon BlackSimmental -- Thank You Sponsors!

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A Special THANK YOU to our Pre-Sale Party/Barn Social!Jame Secondino, Harding & Harding, Inc.; ADM Alliance Nutrition;

Whispering Oaks Farms; and Hannon Black Simmental

Breeders of the 2007 National Western Simmental SaleBREEDER CONTACT PHONE LOTS

Ankony Land Inc. Virgil Lovell or Josh Mavencamp 706-754-6000 or 706-768-9595 24

Arrow K Farms Larry Koepke 402-565-4515 or 402-750-2655 9

BF Black Simmentals Bill Fulton 402-274-5608 or 402-297-1703 28

Boehland Cattle Company Mel & Pat Boehland 651-429-3277 or 612-805-7405 25, 55

Buttenhoff Simmental Morgan Buttenhoff 785-765-2603 23

Danner Farms Bob Danner 309-791-2743 or 309-791-0454 10, 33

Double S Simmentals Steve & Leisa Shirley or John Moore 270-434-3209 or 270-434-4616 1, 22, 42

Drake Simmental Denny Drake 641-658-2288 19, 39

ETR Simmentals/Southern Comfort Kim Klotz 402-588-2423 or 402-499-1596 3

Fox Creek Cattle Company Kendall Tarr 618-783-3400 or 309-838-4138 36

Glen-Aire Ranch Jacque Glenn 812-364-1153 35

Grass-Lunning Simmental Bob Grass 507-438-9007 21

H&H Simmental Farms Kurt Hamburger 580-772-5610 or 580-772-7754 37, 49

Happy 6 Simmentals Joe Schneider 502-863-3415 48

Harker’s Simmental/Hege Cattle Dan Harker 812-546-5578 or 812-546-4057 45

Hearthstone Farm Heather Bauer or Gary Staley 937-563-8306 or 937-653-8366 27, 52

Hilbrands Simmental Mark & Jim Hilbrands 320-847-2533 or 320-894-5953 55, 56

Hook Ranch Johnnie Hook 785-537-6224 or 785-556-7251 34

Hudson Pines Farm John Walston & Ron Moulton 914-631-1154 43

Janssen Farms David, Chris & Jon Janssen 712-359-2220 or 712-722-1898 1

JS Simmentals Ken & Jay Steenhoek 515-994-2951; 515-238-5938 or 515-979-9713 40, 50

Klein Kattle Kompany Wayne Klein 231-834-8474 or 231-206-4163 4, 30 53

Lazy H Farm Randy Henthorn 740-678-8482 or 740-525-6241 31, 31A

Lee Simmental Farms Jerry & Barb Lee 573-387-4368 or 573-881-5629 13

MacGregor & Rockin P Livestock Bob MacGregor, Chan &Keith Phillips 606-584-7581 or 606-584-5626 20

Morris Show Cattle Willie Morris & Lauren Robinson 319-269-0844 or 319-361-5073 6

Nelson Family Farms Matt & Joe Nelson 507-458-5423 or 507-450-6427 54

Oval F Ranch Matt Fischer 816-324-1620 or 660-749-5685 16

Owen Brothers Cattle Company Matt Owen 417-830-8180 or 417-209-0990 47

Purple Rose Show Cattle/Dean Volk Joshua Docheff or Dean Volk 970-535-4711 17, 18

R C Simmentals Jerry Richter 319-659-2148 29

Redalen Cattle Company Gary, Judd & Jordon Redalen 507-421-0123 or 507-467-4383 44, 54

Reed Simmentals Dan Reed 309-537-3563 or 309-791-7813 11

S&A Cattle Company Amanda Eberspacher 507-532-6694 or 612-805-7405 55

Sand Cattle Company Scott & Della Eastep 765-522-4462 or 765-301-0590 7

Schaake Farms Scott Schaake 785-494-8566 14

Schaben Livestock Austin & Jon Schaben 712-643-5580 or 712-263-0755 8

Sleepy Hollow Larry Parr 217-737-3945 57

SVJ Farms/D&D Cattle Valerie Mankey or Duane Snee 724-554-0446 or 724-222-0380 32, 32A

Triple C Farms Peter Courtney or Roger Allen 715-684-9222 or 952-472-4243 46, 46A, 46B

VerPloeg Farms & Valster Cattle Jason VerPloeg 641-780-1098 or 641-628-2669 41, 51

Wager Cattle Company Lanny or Dusty Wager or Chris Effling 605-765-9314 or 605-769-0142 5

Westfall Brothers Bill Westfall 816-628-6767 2, 26

Yardley Cattle Company Gilbert Yardley 435-438-2424 or 435-310-0041 12, 15, 38

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The purpose of the ASF is to provide:• Opportunity to invest in tomorrow’s leaders.• Scholarships for deserving young breeders.• Education and research opportunities to enhance breed and beef industry. Tax-deductible under

IRS Code 501 (c)(3)

“Pick of the Herd” to benefit theASA/AJSA Foundation!

The Simmental business has been very good to the Butcher family at Gateway Simmental.Our family has been committed to this great breed of cattle since the first Simmental crosscalves were born here in the spring of 1969. Our whole philosophy and experience has beenbuilt around this breed and association. Emmet Butcher based a significant amount of his lifearound working to make Simmental an American success story. He liked nothing more thanbrainstorming and debating his vision of what would make the breed better. He spent twodifferent tenures as a member of the ASA board of directors. He left our ranch in a position tobe handed over to the next generation with his passing in the spring of 2003. Now it ismanaged and operated by his widow Darlene and sons Jim and Tom. Hopefully, down theroad we will be fortunate to incorporate the next generation.

As in most businesses, change is a given and success is a function of how we adapt and change with it. Wehave been fortunate to be able stay ahead of the curve and still be in business after 33 years of the good and badtimes.

We are finishing up the best year Gateway Simmental has ever had. We sold 220 bulls for just under $3500a head and sold 250 head of breeding females private treaty. Our herd has grown to 700+ cows that calve andwe are breeding around 1100 head total per year. Currently we are living through a time when the demandcurve for Simmental genetics is seriously shifting to the right. We have patiently been doing our homework andwaiting a long time for underlying demand growth to be coming from the rancher and feedlot levels. From acycle standpoint, we are entering another era of good times in this breed and it is up to us as breeders and anassociation to sustain it as long as possible. Our hats go off to all of you that have made this trend a reality.

The Gateway program is totally focused on building genetics that offer profitability to the end users. Wehave a breed that has a lot to offer from both the maternal and terminal aspects. It is very important for us tooffer genetics that will improve many traits and balance both the production and terminal traits. We may begreedy, but believe through selection we can multiply cattle that excel in both aspects. We work really hard tolet our cattle perform to their ability in large contemporary groups. This way we can find the REAL cream andit will rise to the top. We feed and carcass test some of our sire identified cattle through the feeding phase eachyear. We sell them on value based grids finding their true value in the beef. Many of those cattle have turnedheads among feedlot owners and will create more demand for Simmental based genetics. Another new item theassociation has implemented that can have a huge impact over time in simplifying decisions among cattlemen isthe API and TI indexes. They will also serve as a means of keeping us as breeders honest and not chasingsingle traits.

With all that said, we think that you can support the foundation and find a female in our heifer calves thatcan move your program forward. In order for you to make the best decision in getting the right heifer, wewould advise waiting until after July 20th, 2007 to make your selection. The heifers will be bred andultrasounded for pregnancy and calf sex.

GW Lucky Charm

GW Lucky One

GW Lucky Man

Introducing the 2007 American

Junior Simmental Association Foundation

Donation from Gateway Simmental!

Darlene Butcher and Sons2109 Joyland Road, Lower Spring Creek • Lewistown, MontanaOffice 406-538-8551 • Jim 406-538-9695 or Cell 406-350-0467

Tom 406-538-2923 • Fax 406-538-2305 • dbutcher@tein.netWhichever direction youare going... they cross!

R E P U T A T I O N , T I M E - T E S T E D G E N E T I C S S I N C E 1 9 6 9w w w . g a t e w a y s i m m e n t a l . c o m

This breed has had the good fortune of great people/breedersinvolved on all levels of our association and the list of

donators and buyers is second to none. Thank you to thepast, present and future, donators, bidders and buyers!

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1Double S Simmentals & Janssen Farms

SOSF Ebonys Joy L-123CE BW WW YW MCE MM MWW CW YG Marb BF REA API TI6 0.5 28 59 5 11 25 7.8 .07 .16 .03 .11 103 63

A.I. Sire: CNS Dream On L186 A.I. Date: 3-23-06Est. Plan Mating EPDs: 11 0.1 34 63 4 8 25CW -2.7 YG .00 Marb .17 BF .02 REA .14 API 97.5 TI 66.5Homozygous Black and Homozygous Polled DONOR! Selling half interest with the option todouble the bid and own 100%! Lifetime Earnings - $303,025! It is without hesitation that I saythat SOSF Ebonys Joy is no doubt the most influential dollar producer and image builder thateither Janssen Farms or Double S have ever had the privilege to own. Joy’s track record of high selling progeny is unprecedented and undeniably the most impressive of our generation. So farEbonys Joy has produced 12 daughters that have sold at public auction for a total of $209,500 foran astonishing average of $17,458 per heifer. Joy’s embryos, when offered for sale, havecommanded as high as $2000 per egg! Her daughters and sons have proven that they can win inthe show ring, but more importantly they win in the pasture as awesome production cattle, asevidenced by the great 479P, known as Hope, who has produced a top notch Herd Sire/A.I. Studsire (AJE/HS/MBCC Unique Solution, selling in this sale as Lot 55) as a two year old cow; andthe great 4131P, owned by Grindstone Creek Farm, has also produced a tremendous Herd Sireprospect on her first try! Her most notable sons to date would be SS Masterpiece, the 2006Denver Reserve Spring Calf Champion, who serves as junior herd sire for Kappes Simmentals,SD; WS Dream Maker, the 2006 Iowa State Fair Grand Champion Bull owned by 65 RosesRanch, IA; as well as SS Ebonys Grandmaster, now serving as herd sire for Hill Country Cattleand Mountain Shadow Farm, TN, and SS Ebonys Dreamer, the reigning Reserve Calf Championfor Double S, at the recent North American. I’ve been asked a million times, what is a cow likethis worth? All I can do is help with the math... she is averaging over $100,000 per year in totalproduction from sales of sons, daughters, embryos and pregnancies. Joy averages over 24freezable embryos per flush even at $1,500 per embryo, you do the math. Joy is due to calve thefirst week of January and will be ready to crank out the eggs. If you buy half interest in thecow, you automatically get half interest in the January natural calf.

JF Ebony’s Joy 5105RThe $28,000 Janssen sale topper sired byJoker who is now the feature donor for

Clearwater Simmentals, IN.

JF Ebony’s Joy 4131PThe $15,000 Janssen sale topper who is nowa feature donor for Grindstone Creek Farm,

MO, where she produced the top sellingembryo lot in their production sale at $1500

per embryo!

JF Ebony’s Joy 612SThe $31,500 sensation of the 2006 Janssen salenow proudly owned by Silverstone Farm, IN,

Carpenter Farms, IN, and Darren Hodgen, MO,with 1/3 interest purchased back by JanssenFarms a few days after the sale and after the

decision was made to sell Ebonys Joy!

SS Ebonys Dream Child RR49The $30,000 Denver sale topper sired by

Dream On now owned by Boehland CattleCo, S&A Cattle Co. and Hilbrands

Simmental, all of MN.

ASA#2106820Homozygous Polled Homozygous Black PurebredTattoo: L-123 BD: 2-3-01Adj. BW: 79 Adj. WW: 558

WLE Power StrokeHC Power Drive 88H

Kappes Lady Irish F88Nichols Blk Destiny D12

NJC-TJF JoyNJC Ebony Antoinette

WS Ebonys Dream R67The $26,000 Walsh Harvest Gold sale topper

now owned by Alex Bullard, IL.

SS MasterpieceThe reigning Reserve Spring Calf Champion

Bull of the 2006 National Western StockShow, who now serves as junior herd sire for

Kappes Simmentals, SD.

SS Ebony’s LovechildThe $13,750 lot in the Breeders Top TenSale, purchased by Hudson Pines, NY.

JF Ebony’s Joy 479PThe $15,500 Dream On daughter owned by

Amanda Eberspacher, Hilbrands andBoehland Enterprises, all of MN, who wasthe 2005 Owned Champion Female at theNational Junior Classic! The very same

National Classic winner as a heavy milkingtwo year old cow and the dam of feature

AJE /HS/MBCC Unique Solution,who sells as Lot 55 in this sale!!

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2Westfall Brothers

Drake Summer Sister D765HCE BW WW YW MCE MM MWW CW YG Marb BF REA API TI8 2.0 33 59 4 16 33 -20.7 -.03 .06 .00 -.16 88 61

A.I. Sire: CNS Dream On L186 A.I. Date: 4-27-06 Est. Plan Mating EPDs: 11 0.8 37 63 3 11 29CW -16.9 YG -.05 Marb .12 BF .01 REA .00 API 90 TI 65.5

One of the most recognizable cows of the Simmental breed!Summer Sister is a massively muscled female with that extra depth of rib.She is built for today’s genetics. She is the dam of Westfall Crossfire, the2004 Triple Crown winner, and also Westfall Voyager, the 2006 GrandChampion Bull at the American Royal. Other great females produced byher are Soul Sister, Summer Belle and Go Sister. She always works nomatter what bull you breed her to. She is bred to Dream On and will calvein February of 2007. Take advantage of this guaranteed breeder, you maynever get another chance for such a great female. Selling full interest andfull possession.

Westfall Go Sister

Westfall Summer Belle

Westfall Voyager

Westfall Crossfire

ASA#1995520Dbl. Polled Black PurebredTattoo: D765H BD: 6-14-98Adj. BW: 84 Adj. WW: 679

G&L Blackfoot 716DG&L Avalanche 149F

G&L Miss 600U 709DMeyers Red Top

Drake LibertyBurns Cow Y765

Westfall Soul Sister

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3ETR Cattle Company & Southern Comfort Simmentals

Selling FLUSH of NJC SVF Love Me Dont U L32CE BW WW YW MCE MM MWW CW YG Marb BF REA API TI4 0.6 32 63 2 15 32 4.4 .00 -.13 .02 .25 92 61

This is truly a rare opportunity. We believe that Love Me Dont U is a cow that we can build a whole herd around. That iswhy, with our good friends at Southern Comfort Simmentals, we recently paid $40,000 for this once in a life time female.This Black Joker/Ebony Antoinette daughter was Reserve Grand Champion Female at both Louisville and Denver as well asa Reserve Division win in Kansas City in 2003. She was Reserve Show Heifer of the Year that year. More importantly, shehas developed into an impressive and elite donor cow. She has a long, exceptionally clean and feminine front that blends intoan explosive, deep, massive rib. She has perfect leg structure and a beautiful, perfect udder all on a very moderate frame. Totop it off, her first progeny have been tremendous. Sanders Ranch sold a Goldmine daughter, SS Daisy Duke R231, in their2005 sale to Sloup Simmentals for $8,250 where she joined their elite donor line up. Two more daughters sold in their 2006sale, another Goldmine daughter, SS Love You Too R055, went to Chelton Fricke at $7,000 and a Dream On daughter, SSWhy You Ask S718, commanded $14,000 from Ben Brown. Chelton Fricke has also had a lot of success showing a Lucky

Dice daughter, MCLF Lucky Love R49, who was recently named Reserve GrandChampion Female in the Junior Show at Kansas City. A halfblood EXAR Lutondaughter is also being shown successfully by Morgan Phillips and was recently aCalf Division winner in the Percentage Show at the North American. MCLF RP Ms.Love Me S311 will be seeing more purple in the future. Love Me Dont U simply hasit all... great pedigree, tremendous phenotype, a story book show career, her firstprogeny are outstanding and making an immediate impact both in the show ring andas donors for some of the top programs in the country. Her genetics have beenpurchased by Hudson Pines Farm, Lazy H Farm, Silvertowne Farms, Sanders Ranch,Sloup Simmentals, Circle T Farm, Clearwater Simmentals, Raisin Cain CattleCompany, Rew Ranch, Ben Brown, Chelton Fricke, Rockin P Cattle Company andMacGregor Livestock Farms to name a few. This is your chance to join this list ofelite breeders. We have flushed Love Me Dont U three times since her purchase andhave averaged 25 high quality embryos per flush, virtually all are number ones. Thisflush will be to the bull of buyer’s choice. Buyer is responsible for semen,flushing, freezing and shipping costs. Flush will be done at Preferred Geneticsin Columbus, NE, by Dr. Phil Buhman. Buyer is guaranteed four pregnanciesfrom the flush with an open top on the embryos. Buy with confidence as theseopportunities do not come along often!

Why You Ask Ms. Love Me

Lovey Outdoor Daisy Duke

ASA#2318053Dbl. Polled Black PurebredTattoo: L32 BD: 9-12-01Adj. BW: 86 ET Adj. WW: 637

Harts Black Casino B408PVF-BF BF26 Black Joker

PVF-BF Mabelle C131Black Irish Kansas

NJC Ebony AntoinetteNJC Betsy Ross