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BW: .45 WW: 53
YW: 84.10 MK: 13.5
BD: 2/13/12
BW: 88
WW: 633
YW: 1058
TG: 2.66
WDA: 2.72
This stylish bull on a smaller scale it may appear, but don’t be deceived.
The only thing light about him is his birth weight, 75#! He weaned off
at an impressive 716# out of a first calf Dream On daughter and has
continued to grow. He adjusted to over 1200# as a yearling. His grand
dam averaged over 700# WW on ten head of calves.
Polled 1/4 Simm 3/4 an Z260
Lot
121
HF Ranger Smith
Miss Yardley X174
HF Kodiak
HF Annie 53R
OCC Rising Sun
Miss Yardley H136 by Mr Dunk
BW: 2.7 WW: 56.5
YW: 62.6 MK: 19.7
BD: 3/20/12
BW: 79
WW: 656
YW: 1132
TG: 2.98
WDA: 3.01
Polled 3/4 SM 1/4 AN Z418
Lot
123
WLE Right On
Miss Yardley W149
SVF/NJC Built Right
WLD Sophie
OCC Jet Fleck
Miss Yardley N175 by Zeus
BD: 3/26/12
BW: 91
WW: 654
YW: 1187
TG: 3.33
WDA: 3.27
polled 1/4 SM 3/16 A Z431
Lot
122
Yardley Sundance
Miss Yardley T185
Yardley Treasure
Miss Yardley P15 by Rest Easy
Miss Yardley K187 by Overtime
BD: 3/27/12
BW: 83
WW: 590
YW: 1123
TG: 3.23
WDA: 3.03
Good cow families are a priceless treasure in the cattle industry. They
“flat out produce,” and behind every great herd sire stands a great cow.
A maternal sister to this bull sold in our ’11 Focus on the Female sale for
$5,000 to Wes Reynolds of Iowa. His grand dam, S505, is as pretty and
deep-gutted purebred Angus as we own. Her bull calf in last year’s sale
commanded $8,500 going to Texas.
Polled
3/8 sm 1/4 ma 3/8 an
Z442
Lot
120
Yardley Impressive
Miss Yardley U5
Bootprint Dinero by Meyer 734
Miss Yardley P101 by SVJ Power Surge
HAA New Level by BPJV Hotline
Miss Yardley S505 by SAV 8180 Traveler
Cows on the winter range, this small plant is white
sage and is high in protien.
Dad on Miss Shady May, Spring Vaccination
We seldom show pictures of our winter range but it is vitally as
important as a summer country. Our cattle calve and many of
them reside in breeding pastures on desert winter range 40 miles
west of Beaver from December until July. Our cows will stay
fatter out there than the ones we keep home and feed hay.
Lot 120
Tawnya, Steven, & Emily, Don’s West Pasture 2012
