Salers Winter 2023 Magazine

The Ofﬁcial Publication of the American Salers Association
Winter 2023
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26 ASA Gold Dam, Sire & Breeder Listings
18 Effect of Increasing Energy 30 days Prior to Artificial Insemination
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10 Red Dirt, Black Hide - 2022 Commercial Producer of the Year
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2023 Board of Directors
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Officers
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President • Gregg Jasperson
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PO Box 12 • Goshen, UT 84633
Vice President • Mark Slusher
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768 Nickland Drive • Evington, VA 24550
Secretary • Maria Wingert
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641 1700th Street • Earling, IA 51530
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Obituaries
Matthew T. Craig
Matthew T. Craig, 47, husband of Dena
Pauline Valentine Craig, passed away on
Tuesday, December 13, 2022. He was born
in Versailles on March 9, 1975 to Linda Kay
Goldey and Robert D. (Lee) Craig. He was a
member of Mt Freedom Baptist Church, the
Frankfort County Fair Board, Consultant to
the State Fair Board, and a Show Chairman
for North American Livestock Show for Salers Breed.
Matt was an Elite Cattlemen and breeder for Salers
Association, exhibiting cattle nationwide. He also judged local
cattle shows of various breeds. He was a mentor, advisor, and
“Honorary Show Dad”. He loved contributing to 4-H programs
and FFA; playing advocate for children to get into livestock
and agriculture. He loved teaching junior show kids about
showing cattle and how to care for them. Matt was loved by
so many people; he loved his grandchildren, family, and fellow
cattleman. He knew no strangers and was always willing to
help those in need. He enjoyed boating, fishing, camping at
Cumberland Lake, UK Sports, and was a “Cornhole Champion”.
Matt was known for his quick-witted sense of humor, and he
always rooted for UK and whoever played against Louisville”
In addition to his wife of 6 years and his parents, he is
survived by his children, Mattie Craig (Darryl), Frankfort, Cierra
Owens, Burgin, and Todd (Creona) Craig, Hustonville; his sister,
Wendy (Jamie) Chesser, Willisburg; his brother, Dan (Katrina)
Craig, Willisburg; his grandchildren, Wyatt Craig, Knox Owens,
and Whitley Owens, many nieces, and nephews as well as his
true friend and family member, Derrick Brown.
Dallas Maze
With great sadness, we announce the
unexpected passing of Dallas Maze of
Goreville, Illinois on January 2, 2023. Dallas
was born December 23, 1965, to Harold D.
and Vennetta J. Maze. He was a graduate of
Goreville High School.
A loving family man does not begin
to describe the passion and devotion that Dallas had for his
wife and family. Dallas met his high school sweetheart, Rhonda
Barringer, while showing cattle at the Union County Fair. Their
love sparked on the fairgrounds and the rest was history.
Dallas and Rhonda were married on September 20, 1986. To
their marriage came four children, Wesley, Jamie, Meagan,
and Madyson. After the devastating still-birth of Wesley, three
little girls came to fill their home with laughter and hugs. They
quickly had their daddy wrapped around their little fingers.
From the time they were young, Dallas and Rhonda had these
little ladies involved in 4-H and showing cattle. Later, many
family vacations were spent traveling across the U.S. showing,
selling, and buying purebred Salers cattle. For Dallas, one could
never have too many cattle.
Years later, the family continued to grow with the addition
of son-in-laws and grandchildren. Jamie and Patrick Malone are
parents to Elayne; Meagan and Caleb Cato are parents to Lotten
and Laetyn; and Madyson recently married Jacob Ellis. Dallas
could not talk about those grandbabies without smiling–he
would often be found playing on the floor, leading them around
on the ponies, or riding around checking cattle with them. He
was such a proud Papa.
He loved life and brought joy to all who surrounded him;
he was sincere but could find humor in any situation; his
personality drew people to him and put them at ease. Dallas
was a hard worker who loved the land and cattle farming.
Engrained in him was a passion for Salers cattle and sorrel
mules.
Dallas was preceded in death by his son, Wesley Franklin
Maze; father-in-law, Curtis Barringer, and sister-in-law Crystal
Maze.
Roy Lee Schmidt
Roy Lee Schmidt, loving husband and
father of two, passed late in the evening
on September 11, 2022. He was 80 years
old. Roy graduated from Long Beach State
University and was drafted in the 13th
round to play with the Green Bay Packers
coached by the famous Vince Lombardi. He
has a prized football signed by the Coach and all the players in
the first Superbowl. He spent six years in the NFL as an offensive
guard. He played for the Green Bay Packers, New Orleans
Saints, Atlanta Falcons, Washington Redskins and the Minnesota
Vikings. He loved working out and staying in shape.
After football he started a successful business, Roy L.
Schmidt Inc., and contracted work from the Atlanta Gas Light
Company for 33 years, retiring in 2009. In 1991, he put on his
cowboy hat and went into the into the cattle business. He raised
and showed Salers cattle along with his daughter Kathy, his son-
in-law Mark and grandson, Matt. Green Acres Farms was based
out of their home in Snellville, Georgia and included leased
farms and an owned farm in Jackson County, Georgia where the
farm grew from a few head of cattle to over a hundred head of
cattle. He comes from a line of farmers and loved going back
to his roots. Roy served on the American Salers Association
Board of Directory and was also the secretary. He and his family
traveled all over the United States to show cattle that won
Grand Champion honors at the Indiana State Fair, Ohio State
Fair, Kansas City Royal, and the North American International
Livestock Expo in Louisville, Kentucky. We also had a first place,
Grand Champion bull for two years in a row at the National
Salers Show and Sale in Denver, Colorado.
Roy will be remembered as an optimist and a visionary
who always kept a running list of plans and projects that he
would put into future practice. He was larger than life and lived
life large. He left an immeasurable footprint that will never be
filled. God certainly has his hands full now.
ASANews
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He leaves behind his wife of 60 years, Nancy Schmidt,
of Athens, GA. He also leaves his daughter Wendi Bailey and
husband Peter of Martin, GA; his grandson Matt Bolt and
granddaughter-in-law, Emily Bolt of Lawrenceville, GA; and
Matt’s father, Mark Bolt of Elberton, GA.
Maycle Wilson
Maycle Fern Boyd Wilson was a kind,
thoughtful and loyal daughter, wife,
mother, grandmother, great-grandmother
and friend.
She was born May 2, 1929 at Midwest
WY, her family moved
to Thermopolis shortly
thereafter where she lived the rest of her
life. She passed away on December 18, 2022
in Bozeman, MT, at the age of 93. She was
living at the Spring Creek Inn Memory Care
Community.
She was married to Willard Wilson in
1947, and they were married for 67 years.
Her life centered around him, and she missed
him dearly when he died in 2014. They had
been childhood sweethearts since she was
14.
She and Willard raised two children,
Jim (born in 1949) and June (born in 1950).
Family was her life, and she encouraged and
helped them in their many endeavors in their
childhood and adult lives.
Maycle did the books for the farm, cattle
buying and bull business that she and Willard
owned and kept them balanced to the penny.
She also served as a chauffeur for Willard as
they travelled nationally and globally, and
she wasn’t afraid to get there fast. She drove
to Montana for her 90th birthday, explaining
that she was turning 90, not driving 90.
She and Willard loved to travel travelling
to France, England, Scotland, Switzerland,
Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, Turkey,
Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Mexico,
some being for the Salers cattle business,
and some for the fun of it.
Maycle was classy and was fastidious
in all areas of her life – her appearance, her
home, her work, her commitment to others,
and to her faith.
She is survived by her son Jim Wilson
(Terry), her daughter June Voldseth (David),
grandchildren Billie Jo Norsworthy (Jason),
Sonia Voldseth (Grant), Vance Voldseth (Kim),
Laura Hunter (Chris), great grandchildren,
Emme Norsworthy, Gavin Voldseth, Tristan
Voldseth, Brooks Voldseth, Skylar McDonald,
Ruby McDonald, Oliver Hunter, Elliot Hunter
and Eva Hunter. She is also survived by her dear friend and
sister in law and her husband, Darleen and Sidney Schmidt, and
numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents John and Eunice
Boyd, her husband, Willard, and her siblings Berta Jean Purcell,
Doris Fisher and John Boyd.
ASA Year Letter Codes
For your reference, these are the registration
year codes for the American Salers Association.
2023 - L 2022 - K 2021 - J 2020 – H 2019 – G g
Franklin
Franklin
WWB Franklin
Franklin 4F
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Selling paternal siblings
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For Sale, who are brothers
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MacDonald Ranches Genetic Partners Salers
Source Network - Its all about connections!
When we began planning for the first Genetic Partners
Salers Influence female sale in 2011, George Hammond
of the Hammond Ranch in Hardin, MT was one of the first
to step forward and consign bred females to the sale. The
Hammond Ranch has been breeding commercial Salers
cattle since the early ‘80’s and they are stong believers in
the value that Salers genetics bring to their operation.
That first Genetic Partners sale, and each one since, was
held at Napoleon Livestock Auction in Napoleon, ND.
Napoleon Livestock is owned by George, Jim & Paul Bitz
and Ray Erbele, who has since retired. Ray Erbele has long
been an advocate of Salers cattle, using them in their own cowherd
and feedlot since the early ‘80’s as well and it was largely his influ-
ence that brought Napoleon Livestock to be selected as the site
for the Genetic Partners sale. That first sale brought commercial
cattlemen using Salers genetics from around the region together
and as owners of the sale barn, it gave the Bitz family a chance
to see Salers genetics at work in this area of south central North
Dakota. As the years passed, the Bitz’s gained an appreciation for
Salers cattle. Along with being co-owners of the sale barn, broth-
ers Jim and Paul Bitz were also busy building one of the largest
feedlots in North Dakota. J&P Feedlot today is a 9000 head state
of the art feedyard that includes two confinement finishing barns.
They finish many of the cattle that come into the lot, something
that is not that common in North Dakota. Having seen the Ham-
mond breeding cattle come to the Genetic Partners sale for nearly
a decade, Jim and Paul purchased the Hammond Ranch steer
calves on the Northern Video Auction in 2021 and brought them to
Napoleon to be finished in their lot. The results were outstanding.
According to Paul Bitz, “We really appreciated the good disposition
of the cattle, which is especially important for finishing them in the
confinement barn. Their conversion was among the best we have
ever fed and their carcass yield of 65.5% may be the highest of any
we have shipped out of this lot” In 2022, they purchased the steers
again, looking forward to more outstanding performance. The
Genetic Partners Salers Source Network and the Genetic Partners
Salers Influence Commercial Female sale are helping to make the
connections that enable our customers to get enhanced value
from their MacDonald Ranch genetics.
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Southwestern Oklahoma is a region
steeped in cattle industry lore. “Millions of
longhorn cattle passed through here,” says
Mike Mcaskill, the 2022 Salers Commercial
Producer of the Year. Doan’s Crossing, a key
outpost along the Great Western Trail, once
stood across from the Mcaskills’ property on
the Texas side of the Red River. Today, it’s not
longhorns you’ll find grazing the grassland in
Mike’s corner of Jackson County, but a herd
of docile, productive Salers-Angus crossed
cattle.
Mike and his family have been reaping
the benefits of a Salers-influenced herd
for nearly forty years. It all started in 1984,
at a Salers sale in Amarillo. The calving
ease associated with Salers is what initially
attracted Mike to the breed, and he had
gone to this sale seeking a young, low-birth-
weight-producing bull. “There was a bad
blizzard that day, and not a half dozen people
showed up for the sale,” said Mike, who took
advantage of the thin crowd and picked up
an older herd bull in addition to the young
bull he had desired. The young bull was put
on Mike’s replacement heifers, and the older
bull serviced the mature cows.
RED DIRT, BLACK HIDE:
RED DIRT, BLACK HIDE:
For�� Years of Commercial Salers Success with Mike Mcaskill
For�� Years of Commercial Salers Success with Mike Mcaskill
Mike was impressed by the vigor of Salers calves— “they’ll be up
and sucking in ten or fifteen minutes,” he says—but there were some
disposition issues early on. Shortly after acquiring the first two Salers bulls,
Mike purchased a potload of registered yearling heifers. “To put it mildly,
they were woofy,” Mike said, adding that the poor attitude of those early
Salers led him to prioritize docility over anything else. Mike continued to
purchase black, polled Salers bulls over the next few years, with varying
degrees of success regarding disposition. Still, he persisted.
The search for docile Salers bulls eventually led Mike to Monte Rowell
of Ninnekah, Oklahoma. Mike says he spent two hours looking at the
thirty-some bulls Monte had available before developing something of an
impromptu docility test. “Monte strung cubes out in a trough and let the
bulls feed. I walked along behind them, and whichever ones let me scratch
them on their tailhead and kept eating, those were the ones I wanted.”
Mike has been buying bulls from Monte ever since. “I’m very satisfied
with the Rowell bulls,” he says, adding that he has recommended them to
several neighbors over the years.
So, how have those Salers-crossed cattle been doing along the Red
River all these years? Exceptionally well, according to Mike. Calving season
for the Mcaskills begins in January and ends in May—Mike has bulls on
his cows from April 1st to October 1st—and those Salers-crossed mother
cows make it easy. “As far as mothering ability, they’re pretty good mamas,”
said Mike. He again emphasized the tremendous vigor of Salers calves. His
herd is roughly ninety-five percent black-hided, and many cows are one-
half to three-quarters Salers, with commercial Angus cows purchased as
replacement heifers.
“It’s a t��e honor to have Mike Mcaskill
“It’s a t��e honor to have Mike Mcaskill
as a customer. It’s a real pleasure to sell
as a customer. It’s a real pleasure to sell
bulls to people like him.”
bulls to people like him.”
– Monte Rowell
– Monte Rowell
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Mike’s cattle graze on 2300 acres of deeded native
pasture and 700-800 acres of riparian grassland, all along
the Red River and its north fork. Mike usually relies on
wheat pasture for grazing yearlings. However, wheat
pasture in western Oklahoma has been severely lacking
over the past few years due to extreme drought; in May
of 2022, Oklahoma State University Extension agronomist
and Jackson County Extension director Gary Strickland told
Milling Journal he expected a nearly fifty percent decline in
winter wheat yields harvested that season (1). Regardless,
Mike and his family have managed to make do.
“We try to wean on about October 1st,” said Mike. His
heifers average about 565 pounds at weaning, and his steers
weigh around 600 pounds. Mike preconditions his calves for
approximately forty-five days, during which time they are
bunk broken and given two rounds of shots. During these
recent drought years, Mike’s heifers and steers have gained
an average of two pounds per day during preconditioning. In
the past, when good wheat pasture was available, Mike saw
some fantastic preconditioning gains. “Both the heifers and
the steers get a weaning ration every other day [when on
good wheat pasture]. The steers gained an average of three
and a quarter pounds a day.”
After the preconditioning period, and depending on
the impact of drought on available wheat pasture, Mike will
graze his calves on dormant wheat for up to three-and-a-
half months before selling. When he has sold in early March,
Mike’s calves will weigh between 850 and 900 pounds.
Regardless of when they are sold, the calves are bunk broken
and feedlot-ready.
Though he “prefers to let somebody else feed them,”
Mike has had success in the past sending cattle to a feedlot.
Several years ago, he sent a load of all-natural steers to a
feedlot in Emporia, Kansas, for the purpose of gathering
carcass data. Despite some possible
drawbacks with an all-natural feed plan, the
steers gained around three-point-six pounds
per day and graded eighty-nine percent
Choice and Prime with a roughly sixty-four
percent carcass yield. “There weren’t any
dark cutters. They were very satisfactory.”
Mike had several answers when asked
what added value the Salers influence can
bring to a commercial herd. The unrivaled
calf vigor and excellent calving ease are the
most significant reasons the Mcaskills have
continued to use Salers genetics for almost
four decades. “We’ve joked that a Salers
calf will shake his head, blow the snot out
of his nose and be up to nurse before you
can get back to the pickup to get a tag,”
said Mike. “I’m not sure you can really tell
people and have them believe the vigor
of these cattle. It is really something they
have to experience.” The improvement in
temperament over the years has also been a huge benefit.
Mike added that the Salers influence has produced cows that
are gentle to the point of being almost annoying. “When you
get out of the pickup, they come up to you wanting to eat
out of your hand.” Mike Mcaskill’s combination of an Angus
heifer and a Salers bull produces good, hardy, and gentle
mother cows who weigh 1100-1150 pounds, a perfect fit for
this operation on the southern Plains.
The Mcaskills have had tremendous success with
Salers through the decades. Ever humble, Mike was quick
to express his gratitude for once again being named the
Salers Commercial Producer of the Year. It is an honor
for the American Salers Association to recognize a great,
knowledgeable cattleman for his contribution to and
advocacy for the breed. Thank you, Mike.
1. Boswell-Gore, Alisa. “Western Oklahoma Faces Devastating
Wheat Crop.” Milling Journal, Milling Journal, 23 May 2022,
https://www.millingjournal.com/article/273296/western-
oklahoma-faces-devastating-wheat-crop.
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Keys Cruiser 55K - 753847 Keys Rockstar 83K - 753829
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We are ecstatic about this years set of bulls and we invite you to
visit us and tour them. To stay up to date with this years offer-
ings and future sales, be sure to follow us on Facebook and
check out our website! We look forward to seeing you!
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GG&T Cattle Co.
GG&T Cattle Co.
GG&T Cattle Co.
GG&T Cattle Co.
GG&T Cattle Co.
GG&T Cattle Co.
48th Annual Production Sale
48th Annual Production Sale
Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023 at the Ranch
Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023 at the Ranch
Quinter, KS
Quinter, KS
Selling 190 Salers, Registered Angus Bulls, and
Optimizers, Plus 45 Bred Heifers
Call 785-769-5325
for a sale book today!
E-mail ggtcattle@ruraltel.net
View pictures & sale videos on our website!
www.ggtcattle.com
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Summary with Implications
A 3-yr study utilized 300 Angus-based,
spring-born heifers to evaluate postweaning
heifer development systems on gain and
reproductive performance. Three groups
of heifers were developed over the winter
development period either grazing winter
range or fed a dry lot diet targeted to 1.5
lb/d of gain in order to achieve 65% of their
mature body weight at breeding. Thirty days
prior
to artificial insemination, heifers grazing
winter range entered the dry lot and were
fed this same diet, one group of dry lot
heifers remained on this diet, and the other
received increased energy in the form of wet
corn gluten feed. Post development body
weight and average daily gain were greater
among dry lot developed heifers. There
were no differences in artificial insemination
or final pregnancy rate. Results indicate
that producers may use a 30-day increase
in energy prior to artificial insemination to
decrease overall development inputs in range
heifers without compromising reproductive
efficiency when compared to dry lot heifers
receiving greater inputs.
Introduction
Heifer development represents one of
the greatest costs for cow/calf producers
other than the actual feed costs. The goal
of this study was to investigate production
systems that allow for lower inputs and cost
without compromising lifelong reproductive
success. A previous study (2017 Nebraska
Beef Cattle Report, pp. 5–7) evaluated body
weights (BW), average daily gain (ADG), and
reproductive efficiency in heifers developed
for approximately 160 days on four different
treatments 1) corn residue & range, 2)
winter range, 3) dry lot low (12% wet corn
gluten feed (DM basis)), and 4) dry lot high
(21% wet corn gluten feed (DM basis)).
Despite dry lot heifers being on higher
energy diets throughout their development
period, no differences were seen in artificial
insemination (AI or final pregnancy rate.
While it is understood that an increase in
plane of nutrition and body condition at
critical timepoints promotes cyclicity, puberty
attainment, and lifelong reproductive
efficiency, the minimum threshold of
inputs to acquire optimal pregnancy rates
Effect of Increasing Energy
30 days Prior to Artificial Insemination in Beef Heifers
and development of productive
cows is less clear. Further- more,
compensatory gain and grazing
behavior also contribute to a
heifer’s ability to achieve puberty
and become pregnant in a timely
manner. Therefore, objectives of this
study were to evaluate the impact of
increased energy 30 days prior to
AI on BW, ADG, and pregnancy rates
among heifers developed on range
and in a dry lot.
Procedure
Heifer Development
A 3-yr study utilized Angus crossbred heifers (n= 100/yr) at the West
Central Research and Extension Center in North Platte, NE. Heifers were
blocked by BW and randomly assigned to 1 of 3 groups. During the winter
development period (average 131 ± 3.5 d/yr) heifers were assigned to either
upland range (RANGE) or fed a similar dry lot diet in two pens with a targeted
gain of 1.5 lb/d in order to achieve 65% of their mature BW (14 lb/hd/d hay,
5 lb/hd/d wet corn gluten feed [WCGF], and 0.75 lb/hd/d supplement). Thirty
days prior to AI, one dry lot group remained on this diet (DLLO) while the other
(DLHI) received an additional 9 lb/hd/d WCGF (14 lb/hd/d hay, 14 lb/hd/d wet
corn gluten feed [WCGF], and 0.75 lb/hd/d supplement). Heifers developed on
RANGE grazed winter range and received the equivalent of 1 lb/hd/d of a 29
% crude protein (CP), dried distillers’ grain-based pellet containing monensin
until 30 days prior to AI where they entered the dry lot and received the DLLO
diet. Average diet composition and nutrient analysis for the 30-day diets prior
to AI are presented in Table 1.
As described in a previous study (2017 Nebraska Beef Cattle Report,
pp. 5–7), all heifers were synchronized with the melengestrol acetate-
prostaglandin F2α (MGA-PG) protocol. Heat detection aids (EstrotectTM,
Rockway Inc., Spring Valley, WI) were applied at the time of PG injection
(Lutalyse, Zoetis, Florham Park, NJ). Heifers exhibiting standing estrus were AI
12 hours later. Heifers were placed with bulls 10 days following AI on native
upland range at a 1:50 bull to heifer ratio for a 60- day breeding period. Those
heifers that did not express estrus within 6 days following the first PG injection
were recorded and given a second PG injection, and then immediately placed
with bulls. Pregnancy diagnosis was conducted via transrectal ultrasonography
(ReproScan, Beaverton, OR) 45 days following AI. Forty-five days after the bulls
were removed a second pregnancy diagnosis determined final pregnancy rate.
Statistical Analysis
All analyses were conducted using the GLIMMIX procedure of SAS 9.4
(SAS Inst. Inc., Cary NC). The model statement used contained the effects of
treatment group and year. Treatment group within year was considered the
experimental unit, with Year and Treatment treated as categorical variables.
Response variables include BW recorded throughout the study, ADG during
each phase of the study, pregnancy rate to AI, and final pregnancy rate.
Response variables related to weight were assumed to follow a normal
distribution, while response variables related to pregnancy were treated as
binomial. A P-value ≤ 0.05 was considered significant. A P-value ≤ 0.10 was
considered a tendency.
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Landon F. Tadich, graduate student Rachel E. S. Rogers, graduate student Jim R.
Teichert, research technician
Rick N. Funston, professor, animal science, University of Nebraska–Lincoln West
Central Research and Extension Center, North Platte, NE
Table 1. Dry lot diets during the 30-day treatment period (DM Basis)
Item RANGE1
, DLLO2
DLHI3
Ingredient %
Hay 76.71 57.24
Wet Corn Gluten Feed 18.90 39.49
Heifer Supplement4
4.37 3.26
Nutrient Analysis %
DM 78.35 72.13
CP 12.84 15.42
TDN 62.18 70.56
1
RANGE heifers were offered the equivalent of 1 lb/hd/d of 29% CP cake while grazing winter range 131 ± 3.5d/yr until they
were moved into the dry lot 30-days prior to AI and received 14 lb/hd/d hay, 5 lb/hd/d WCGF, and 0.75 lb/hd/d supplement.
2
DLLO heifers were developed in the dry lot 131 ± 3.5d/yr and continued through estrous synchronization and AI receiving 14
lb/hd/d hay, 5 lb/hd/d WCGF, and 0.75 lb/hd/d supplement.
3
DLHI heifers were developed in the dry lot 131 ± 3.5d/yr receiving 14 lb/hd/d hay, 5 lb/hd/d WCGF, and 0.75 lb/hd/d supple-
ment diet until 30 days prior to AI where they then received an additional 9 lb/h/d of WCGF.
4
Supplement = dry rolled corn (81.35% of supplement, (DM basis)), limestone (11.11%), iodized salt (5.55%), trace mix (1.39%),
Rumensin- 90 (0.37%), and Vitamins A- D- E (0.22%).
Table 2. Effect of 30-day increase in energy on gain and reproductive performance
Item RANGE1
DLLO2
DLHI3
SEM P-value
n4 3 3 3
Initial BW, lb 483 482 483 0.38 0.20
Post Development BW5
, lb 635b
743a
741a
9.19 0.01
Development ADG6
, lb 0.57b
1.42a
1.40a
0.09 0.02
Prebreeding BW, lb 688b
801a
828a
4.30 <0.01
Percent of mature BW7
, % 57b
66a
68a
0.004 <0.01
Synchronization ADG8
, lb 1.49 1.66 2.49 0.16 0.12
AI pregnancy diagnosis BW, lb 773b
850a
872a
3.71 <0.01
Final pregnancy diagnosis BW, lb 911b
973a
987a
2.98 <0.01
Breeding ADG9
, lb 1.45b
0.83a
0.78a
0.02 <0.01
AI pregnancy, % 49 63 69 0.06 0.43
Final pregnancy, % 85 95 96 0.02 0.09
Calving rate10
, % 77 92 90 0.04 0.12
Calved in first 21 d, % 41 42 61 0.12 0.12
1
RANGE heifers were offered the equivalent of 1 lb/hd/d of 29% CP cake while grazing winter range 131 ± 3.5d/yr until they
were moved into the dry lot 30-days prior to AI and received 14 lb/hd/d hay, 5 lb/hd/d WCGF, and 0.75 lb/hd/d supplement.
2
DLLO heifers were developed in the dry lot 131 ± 3.5d/yr and continued through estrous synchronization and AI receiving 14
lb/hd/d hay, 5 lb/hd/d WCGF, and 0.75 lb/hd/d supplement.
3
DLHI heifers were developed in the dry lot 131 ± 3.5d/yr receiving 14 lb/hd/d hay, 5 lb/hd/d WCGF, and 0.75 lb/hd/d supple-
ment diet until 30 days prior to AI where they then received an additional 9 lb/h/d of WCGF.
4
Represents number of replications; 1 yr = 1 replication.
5
BW prior to the 30-day treatment period.
6
ADG during the 131-day development period.
7
Percent of mature BW at breeding based on mature cow size of 1200 lb.
8
ADG between synchronization and breeding.
9
ADG between prebreeding and first pregnancy diagnosis.
10
Percent of heifers that calved.
a, b
Means in a row with different superscripts are different (P≤0.05)
Results
Heifer ADG in DLLO and DLHI were
greater (P = 0.02 and P = 0.03 respective-
ly) than RANGE during the development
period, but there were no differences
observed in ADG during the 30-day
treatment period between DLHI, DLLO,
and RANGE (Table 2). Pre-breeding
BW was greater (P < 0.01) for DLHI and
DLLO compared to RANGE; however,
breeding ADG (the time period between
pre-breeding and first pregnancy diag-
nosis) was greater (P < 0.01) for RANGE
compared to DLHI and DLLO. This may
be attributed to compensatory gain and
grazing behavior differences in the heifers
developed on range. There were no differ-
ences in pregnancy rates to AI between
DLHI (69%), DLLO (63%), or RANGE
(49%). There were also no differences
between final pregnancy rates between
DLHI (96%) and DLLO (95%) or RANGE
(85%). No differences were observed in
calving rate or heifers calving in the first
21days.
Conclusion
Ultimately, greater dietary protein and
energy for DLHI and DLLO heifers led to
greater BW, ADG, but overall short-term
nutritional change had no detectable im-
pact on AI conception nor final pregnancy
rates across heifer development systems.
A greater number of heifers may lead to
statistical differences in AI conception,
but no differences can be concluded in the
current study. When evaluating the best
plan for developing heifers, this data may
encourage producers to evaluate current
development systems and develop heifers
on range or decrease the time spent in a dry
lot compared to supplying greater inputs
throughout the development period. Rather
than advocating one of the three systems
illustrated over another, the current study
illustrates that instead of developing heifers
on a high energy diet throughout the winter
development period, inputs and cost may
be lowered by increasing dietary protein
and energy to beef heifers 30 days prior
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Results
Heifer ADG in DLLO and DLHI were
greater (P = 0.02 and P = 0.03 respectively)
than RANGE during the development
period, but there were no differences
observed in ADG during the 30-day
treatment period between DLHI, DLLO,
and RANGE (Table 2). Pre-breeding BW
was greater (P < 0.01) for DLHI and DLLO
compared to RANGE; however, breeding
ADG (the time period between pre-
breeding and first pregnancy diagnosis) was
greater (P < 0.01) for RANGE compared to
DLHI and DLLO. This may be attributed to
compensatory gain and grazing behavior
differences in the heifers developed
on range. There were no differences
in pregnancy rates to AI between DLHI
(69%), DLLO (63%), or RANGE (49%).
There were also no differences between
final pregnancy rates between DLHI (96%)
and DLLO (95%) or RANGE (85%). No
differences were observed in calving rate or
heifers calving in the first 21days.
Conclusion
Ultimately, greater dietary protein
and energy for DLHI and DLLO heifers
led to greater BW, ADG, but overall
short-term nutritional change had no
detectable impact on AI conception
nor final pregnancy rates across heifer
development systems. A greater number
of heifers may lead to statistical differences
in AI conception, but no differences can
be concluded in the current study. When
evaluating the best plan for developing
heifers, this data may encourage producers
to evaluate current development systems
and develop heifers on range or decrease
the time spent in a dry lot compared
to supplying greater inputs throughout
the development period. Rather than
advocating one of the three systems
illustrated over another, the current study
illustrates that instead of developing
heifers on a high energy diet throughout
the winter development period, inputs and
cost may be lowered by increasing dietary
protein and energy to beef heifers 30 days
prior to AI without compromising long-
term reproductive efficiency. An economic
analysis evaluating the savings associated
with lower inputs compared to lower
pregnancy in heifers developed on range
is needed to make more accurate heifer
development decisions.
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Grand Champion Salers Female:
WWCS Jamaican 343J, exhibited by
Josie Beltz, Canton, KS. Sired by GGT P
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Reserve Grand Champion Salers Heifer:
JB Kathryn 2K, exhibited by Josie Beltz,
Canton, KS. Sired by WWB Franklin 4F, born
1/18/22. Earlier named Reserve Champion
Junior Salers Female.
Grand Champion Salers Bull: STP Jack of
All Trades B01J, exhibited by T Bone Cattle
Co & White Oak Salers. Sired by STP LMB
Mr Jones, born 2/16/21.
Reserve Grand Champion Salers Bull:
STP Knox C2K, exhibited by T Bone Cattle
Co, Osceola, IA. Sired by STP Lucky Larry,
born 3/02/22.
Grand Champion Optimizer Female:
FFCS Glamorous Guppy 390J, exhibited by
Lauren Frederick, Hutchinson, KS. Sired by
SAV Brilliance 8077, born 3/25/21. Earlier
named Champion Junior Optimizer Female.
Reserve Champion Optimizer Female:
JB Jolene 35J, exhibited by Jace Beltz,
Canton, KS. Sired by BNWZ Data Bank
1311C ET, born 11/04/21. Earlier named
Reserve Champion Junior Optimizer Female.
Grand Champion Optimizer Bull:
PH Bedrock 3J, exhibited by Saje Ites,
Alden, IA. Sired by Good As It Gets, born
4/4/21.
Reserve Grand Champion Optimizer Bull:
KM Gucci’s Kickstart 201K, exhibited by
Kaylie McKay, Hiawatha, KS. Sired by GGT
Bulletproof 901F, born 1/03/22.
Grand Champion Salers Cow/Calf Pair:
M&M Ms Darcey 004, exhibited by Cole
Cline, Leon, IA. Sired by M&M Marshall,
born 4/15/20.
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Grand Champion Salers Female:
AJCS Ezra 49H, exhibited by Logan Gibson,
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born 11/14/20. Earlier named Champion
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Reserve Grand Champion Salers Heifer:
JBK Juanita 3J, exhibited by Tyson Sheehe,
Princeton, IN. Sired by GGT P BK Pendalton
380A, born 1/13/21.
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RMF Josiah J24, exhibited by Rocky
Meadow Farm, Rocky Mount, VA. Sired by
MAC Guiding Ligh 207G, born 4/03/21.
Grand Champion Salers Cow/Calf Pair:
RF Rosie 917, exhibited by Rose Farms,
Jonesborough, TN. Sired by RVF Exodus
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Reserve Champion Salers Cow/Calf Pair:
WF Meg 85F, exhibited by Rocky Meadow
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Grand Champion Optimizer Female:
DJF Jenni 150J, exhibited by Carrie Miller,
Mount Crawford, VA. Sired by PRK Gold
Rush 213G, born 2/17/21. Earlier named
Champion Optimizer Junior Female.
Reserve Champion Optimizer Female:
TMC Primrose Katie, exhibited by Sam
Jennings, Stanford, KY. Sired by WWB Finley
24F, born 4/14/22.
Premier Exhibitor & Breeder:
Rose Farms, Jonesborough, TN
2022
2022 North American
North American
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AMERICAN SALERS 25
AMERICAN SALERS 25

Cattlemen are looking for cattle with optimum
efficiency to enhance profitability and contribute
to the competitiveness of the beef industry. They
are dependent on cattle that not only perform with
optimum efficiency but also enhance offspring
performance. The American Salers Association is
proud to promote a breed that offers optimum
efficiency and awards Salers breeders for producing
superior cattle.
The ASA Gold Sire and Dam program recognizes
Salers breeders’ top producing cows within a herd
based on number of calves weaned per cow exposed
and weaning weight of calves. Cows and sires can be
recognized from any environment because the list is
based on within herd performance.
To become a Gold Dam, cows must meet a
tough selection criteria.
• Gold Dams must have had a calf before
they are 2.3 years of age and calve within
a 395 day calving interval which allows
the producers to calve heifers earlier
than the main cow herd.
• Dam’s must have a minimum of three
natural (non-ET) calves with an average
weaning ratio greater than 105.
• These are the top quality, most efficient
cows in a herd. Only the top 2% of the
registered cows make the Golden Dam
list.
Gold Sires - Salers bulls can earn the title of Gold Sires by siring five or more Gold
Dams. Gold Dams and Sires can be identified in Salers pedigrees by an (*) behind
each name in the pedigree.
2022 ASA Gold
2022 ASA Gold Dam & Sire Listing
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Owner # of Avg.
Cow CalvesRatio
BIG SKY SALERS, ANGELA, MT
BIG SKY MISS OUTBACK 21E 4 105
BIG SKY MISS OUTBACK 7C 6 109
BIG SKY MISS SOLUTION 16F 3 106
BIG SKY MS EDITION 109B 7 108
BOECKMAN CATTLE COMPANY, HOLTON, KS
BCC WESTON FIRST CLASS 605D 5 108
BRUNTZ SALERS, BAZINE, KS
BX CADILLAC 49C 6 106
BX CAPRICE 48C 6 106
BX DESTINY 68D 5 105
BX ELVIRA 74E 4 108
BX FANTASY 80F 3 106
BX FELISHA 83F 3 106
BX FLICKA 88F 3 109
BX YOUNG LADY 14Y 10 106
C & E SALERS, MOBERLY, MO
EAM MISS ANNA 1A 8 106
CLINTON CLARK, KARVAL, CO
CCHS MS 2U66 UNCANNY 549D 5 108
CCHS MS 37B FOCUS 857E 4 105
CCHS MS 958 ROYAL 868E 4 109
CCHS MS AMEN WHIRL 915E 4 107
CCHS MS DOC ZAK 926E 4 105
CCHS MS FOCUS MARK 253Z 7 106
CCHS MS FOCUS TRUMP 87A 8 109
CCHS MS HOOVER ZAK 547D 5 107
CCHS MS MARK NCANNY 104A 8 106
CCHS MS SUMMIT TOP 760D 5 111
CCHS MS UNCANNY WEB 92A 8 106
CCHS MS ZAK WEB 260B 7 105
JO C. G. COLMORE, RISING FAWN, GA
ZBR ONYX UP-LOAD 029X 11 106
JJCGC COCO 579C 6 105
Owner # of Avg.
Cow CalvesRatio
DIAMOND J FARMS, EUBANK, KY
DJSF BP EAST STAR 602DF 5 106
ELM CREEK RANCH, HEBRON, ND
ECR BLACK LADY 125F OF 25D 3 106
ECR BLACK LADY 36F OF 36A 3 109
ECR BLACK LADY 41C OF 41T 6 106
ECR BLACK LADY 44F OF D644 3 106
ECR BLK LADY 10B OF 10Y 7 106
ECR BLK LADY 20D OF 50X) 5 105
ECR BLK LADY 22D OF 1115AN 5 107
ECR BLK LADY 53D OF 53S 5 106
ECR BLK LADY 80D OF 111A 5 115
ECR BLK LADY 84D OF 84B 5 112
MAC FRANCESCA 258F 3 106
NJF MISS FEIST 311A 8 106
OPP BLK LADY 37W OF 48P 12 105
OPP BLK LADY 43A 9 106
OPP BLK LADY 59W OF 659S 12 106
OPP LADY 82A OF 50K 8 106
OPP POLLED LADY 50X 11 107
GG&T CATTLE COMPANY, QUINTER, KS
GGT ADEPT 102E 4 116
GGT BONITA 9A 8 107
GGT BUTTERCUP 179Z 9 108
GGT COMMEND 333E 4 111
GGT CONSENT 211C 6 110
GGT CURIO 293Z 9 111
GGT CYPRESS 181B 7 109
GGT EVIE 166D 5 110
GGT FINAL ANSWER 159F 3 115
GGT FINALITY 362Y 10 107
GGT GENEROUS 367F 3 106
GGT GENIE 230F 3 110
GGT JESSI 362B 7 105
GGT KANSAS LASS 306A 8 107
GGT LABEL 557C 6 105
GGT LUXURY 456E 4 112
GGT MS DELUXE 45E 4 105
GGT MS FINALITY 13Z 9 105
Owner # of Avg.
Cow CalvesRatio
GGT MS FINALITY 29C 6 105
GGT MS FINALITY 9C 6 105
GGT P ADELE 437E 4 107
GGT P BK BICARDI 248Z) 9 110
GGT P BK BOMBSHEL 113C 6 110
GGT P BK BOMBSHEL 122A 8 105
GGT P BK BOMBSHEL 234C 6 107
GGT P BK BOMBSHEL 280E 4 107
GGT P BK BOMBSHEL 303F 3 107
GGT P BK BOMBSHEL 343B 7 111
GGT P BK EDEN 165B 7 108
GGT P BK HONEY 230Y 10 105
GGT P BK LUXURY 302C 6 108
GGT P BK NITIKA 94F 3 106
GGT P BK PARFAIT 473D 5 105
GGT P BK PEONY 110E 4 112
GGT P BK PEONY 124D 5 112
GGT P BK TWILIGHT 372Z 9 105
GGT P BK TWILIGHT 37Z 9 106
GGT P BK ZENITH 233E 4 106
GGT P BK ZINNIA 145C 6 107
GGT P BL BEJEWEL 385D 5 110
GGT PARIS 205F 3 109
GGT RITA 300B 7 105
GGT ROSETTE 257E 4 107
GGT SELECTIVE 116D 5 107
GGT SIMONE 173D 5 109
GGT VOTIVE 62F 3 112
JACOBSEN SALERS RANCH, SUN RIVER, MT
JSR BARRACUDA 5277 6 106
JSR GOLDEN MISS 508 6 105
JSR JAMACA 180Y 10 105
JSR MISS WEST 8244 3 106
JSR MS AMERICA 250Z 9 108
JSR MS CARIBBEAN 016 11 106
JSR MS COMPLETE DESIGN 3240 8 106
JSR MS CUSTOM MADE 7137 4 108
JSR MS GOLDY 4185B 7 109
JSR MS HONDO 804 3 106
JSR MS JAGGED 567 6 105
JSR MS JAMBOREE 288Z 9 105
GOLD DAMS
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Owner # of Avg.
Cow CalvesRatio
JSR MS MERCEDES 7114 4 109
JSR MS PACIFIC 6331 15 107
JSR MS ROCKY 3112A 8 106
JSR MS ROCKY 338A 8 109
JSR MS ROCKY 733 4 110
JSR MS ROCKY MTN 7305 4 106
JSR MS RUGGED 6110 5 106
JSR MS RUGGED 648 5 105
JSR MS TOPIC 5127 6 108
JSR MS TOPIC 5226 6 107
JSR MS WEST 6134 5 107
JSR MS WEST 6248 5 107
JSR ROCKY MISS 6102 5 109
JSR ROCKY MISS 6181 5 105

JASPERSON CATTLE CO., GOSHEN, UT
JBC BELLE 16B 7 112
JBC CHANCY 38C 6 108
JBC DAKOTA 9D 5 110
JBC DOLLY 153D 5 113
JBC ERICA 20E 4 105
JBC ERICA 61E 4 106
JBC ERIN 79E 4 109
JBC MISS TOPEKA 113B 7 106
JBC MISS WRANGLER 8B 7 106
JBC MS 44D 713068 (JBC44D) 5 110

K 4 CATTLE COMPANY, HEREFORD, TX
CLK FANCY 3 105

KEY RANCH, MINOT, ND
BODINES MS C514 6 106
MISS KEY CLAIRE 198D 5 105
MISS KEY CLAIRE 42A 8 107
MISS KEY DESIGN 171X 11 106
MISS KEY EBONY 117F 3 105
MISS KEY EMBER 58C 6 106
MISS KEY EMBER 63B 7 105
MISS KEY KYLENE 54F 3 106
MISS KEY LORRI 138B 7 107
MISS KEY LYDIE 30X 11 108

LANDON LIEBHART, MARYVILLE, MO
DJF MISS 50C 5 105

ELS LIVESTOCK, MARYVILLE, MO
DJF DOLLY 615D 5 109
DJF XYLAPHONE 085X 11 107
DJF YASMIN 15Y 10 107

LYMAN CREEK SALERS, REXBURG, ID
SBCS BREA 149B 7 106

JERROD MACDONALD, BISMARCK, ND
MAC DENAE 58D 5 108
MAC F1 ZOEY 366Z 9 107

MACDONALD RANCHES, BISMARCK, ND
MAC AGNES 103A 8 106
MAC ALECIA 132A 8 106
MAC AMBER LIGHTS 237A 8 105
MAC AZURE 81A 8 107
MAC BELA 376B 7 111
MAC BETHANY 202B 7 106
MAC CELESTA 554C 6 105
MAC CHOKECHERRY 371C 6 112
MAC CHOKECHERRY 385C 6 108
MAC CORYN 94C 6 108
MAC CRESCENT 24C 5 107
MAC DARIA 335D 5 108
MAC DENAE 12D 5 108
MAC DENAE 471D 5 106
Owner # of Avg.
Cow CalvesRatio
MAC DYNAH 198D 5 108
MAC ELIZABETH 103E 4 105
MAC ELMA 93E 4 109
MAC ELMA 98E 4 105
MAC ERIN 440E 4 109
MAC ETTA 442E 4 106
MAC EUNICE 37E 4 105
MAC F1 BUTTERCUP 366B 7 105
MAC F1 CARISSA 144C 6 108
MAC F1 EMERALD 119E 4 110
MAC ZAILA 33Z 9 106

WILL & JERILYN MACDONALD, BISMARCK, ND
MAC ANNE 344A 8 107
MAC ANNE 416A 8 109
MAC BRIGHT JEWEL 138B 7 108
MAC CARMELLA 491C 6 110
MAC CINDY 533C 6 106
MAC CLAIRE 355C 6 106
MAC EDNA 191E 4 108
MAC ELISABET 553E 4 106
MAC F1 CINDERELLA 110C 6 108
MAC VIONA 140X 11 108

MCCOY LIVESTOCK, BUHL, ID
RCM MISS ACE 810F 3 107

MJB RANCH, LODGE GRASS, MT
MJB BARBIE 126Z 9 105
MJB CLEOPATRA 124C 6 105
MJB EMPRESS 121F 3 107
MJB EMPRESS 123F 3 106
MJB POCAHONTAS 108A 8 107

PANTHER COUNTRY SALERS, LEIGH, NE
PCSL MISS SABER 61Y 10 106

PARKE RANCH, DRUMMOND, MT
PRK BONNIE 428B 7 108
PRK CATHLEEN 833F 3 108
PRK DUTCHESS 504C 6 106
PRK GINA 287Z 9 108
PRK GINA 528C 6 109
PRK GINA 538C 6 107
PRK GINA 855F 3 109
PRK GLASGOW 861F 3 107
PRK HICKORY 627D 5 107
PRK HICKORY 728E 4 108
PRK HIGHLIGHT 615D 5 109
PRK JANUARY 1517C 6 105
PRK JASMINE 394A 8 107
PRK JASMINE 625D 5 106
PRK JASMINE 737E 4 108
PRK JEWEL 746E 4 107
PRK KIT 499B 7 105
PRK KIT 899F 3 112
PRK LADY 1516C 6 108
PRK MALIBU 841F 3 109
PRK MONTANA 624D 5 107
PRK PEPSI 036X 11 105
PRK RHONDA 561C 6 106
PRK ROBIN 377A 8 105
PRK ROSEBUD 471B 7 106
PRK TOPAZ 847F 3 106
PRK UNITY 752E 4 106

ROWELL CATTLE COMPANY, NINNEKAH, OK
MJR BARBIE 54B 7 109
MJR BREE 83B 7 105
MJR ELDORA 151E 4 106
MJR EMERY 54E 4 108
MJR FARRAH 82F 3 106
MJR FIFI 102F 3 113
Owner # of Avg.
Cow CalvesRatio
MJR FLETA 147F 3 114
MJR UNITY 36U 13 106
MJR ZELDA 79Z 9 110

DAVE & JANELLE FREUH, MARYVILLE, MO
DJF DARION 689D 5 115
DJF DELORES 643D 5 109
DJF DENA 613D 5 108
DJF MISS 036X 11 106
DJF MISS 568C 6 105
DJF WHIRL 941W 12 105
DJF XANNON 024X 11 108

SKINNER RANCHES, HALL, MT
RUSSETT 2135Z 9 109
SRS FOOTLOOSE 8118F 3 115
SRS LACE 7126E 4 105
SRS MISS MONTANA 6144D 5 109
SRS PONDERA 7136E 4 105

T B SALERS, DANTE, SD
BODINE’S MS 832F 3 110
BODINES MS D663 5 105
BODINES MS E709 4 106
MAC CARINA 362C 6 106
NJF MISS FEIST 419B 7 105
TSB ALICIA 116C 6 108
TSB BAD GIRL 78D 5 107
TSB BIANCA 50B 7 112
TSB BRIDESMAID 4F 3 105
TSB BURGUNDY 20D 5 105
TSB CARLA 80C 6 107
TSB DARCY 41C 6 111
TSB DAWN 102F 3 110
TSB ELAINE 73F 3 105
TSB HEIDI 68D 5 107
TSB JANE 9D 5 105
TSB KYLA 90A 8 105
TSB LAURA 40D 5 106
TSB LULA 6C 6 110
TSB RUBY 36D 5 106
TSB RUBY 69Z 9 105
TSB SUGAR 1D 5 107
TSB TISH 1F 3 107
TSB ZIMA 51F 3 108
WHR CHARITY 97A 8 107

WEYER RANCH SALERS, MILES CITY, MT
DY MISS ZENIA 243Z 9 108
DY MISS CARRIE 517C 6 106

WHITE WOMAN CREEK SALERS, LEOTI, KS
WWCS BARON 165D 5 109
WWCS BRILLIANCE 31B 7 105
WWCS CONSENSUS 155D 5 109
WWCS PENDALTON 129C 6 109
WWCS RITO 908Z 9 106
WWCS SABER 179D 5 108

WILLIAMS POLLED SALERS, LINCOLN, KS
W PERLE HITTER 615 5 108
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GOLD BREEDERS
Owner/Breeder Gold Owned Gold Bred
BIG SKY SALERS, ANGELA, MT 4 4
BOECKMAN CATTLE COMPANY, HOLTON, KS 1 1
BRUNTZ SALERS, BAZINE, KS 8 8
C & E SALERS, MOBERLY, MO 1 0
CLINTON CLARK, KARVAL, CO 12 12
CURTIS DOUBET, BELGRADE, MT 0 0
DAVE & JANELLE FREUH, MARYVILLE, MO 7 11
DAVE FEIST, VELVA, ND 0 2
DIAMOND J FARMS, EUBANK, KY 1 1
ELM CREEK RANCH, HEBRON, ND 19 17
ELS LIVESTOCK, MARYVILLE, MO 3 0
GG&T CATTLE COMPANY, QUINTER, KS 46 48
JACOBSEN SALERS RANCH, SUN RIVER, MT 26 25
JASPERSON CATTLE CO., GOSHEN, UT 10 10
JERROD MACDONALD, BISMARCK, ND 2 0
JO C. G. COLMORE, RISING FAWN, GA 2 1
K 4 CATTLE COMPANY, HEREFORD, TX 1 1
K BAR K CATTLE COMPANY, LITCHFIELD, MN 0 0
KEY RANCH, MINOT, ND 10 9
LANDON LIEBHART, MARYVILLE, MO 1 0
LYMAN CREEK SALERS, REXBURG, ID 1 1
MACDONALD RANCHES, BISMARCK, ND 25 29
Owner/Breeder Gold Owned Gold Bred
MCCOY LIVESTOCK, BUHL, ID 1 1
MCIVER’S HAPPY ACRES, FARWELL, MN 0 0
MJB RANCH, LODGE GRASS, MT 5 5
MORGAN LEEANN STREET, CAVE CITY, AR 0 0
NEBEN RANCH, ORLANDO, FL 0 0
PANTHER COUNTRY SALERS, LEIGH, NE 1 1
PARKE RANCH, DRUMMOND, MT 27 26
RAO RANCH, WILLISTON, ND 0 0
ROB BODINE, VOLTAIRE, ND 0 4
ROWELL CATTLE COMPANY, NINNEKAH, OK 9 9
SHOW-ME SALERS, CLARK, MO 0 0
SKINNER RANCHES, HALL, MT 5 5
SOUTHERN EAGLE RANCH, EVINGTON, VA 0 0
T B SALERS, DANTE, SD 25 19
TDH FARMS, JONESBOROUGH, TN 0 1
TEMPLETON CATTLE RANCH, MARCELINE, MO 0 0
TY MACDONALD, BISMARCK, ND 0 0
WEYER RANCH SALERS, MILES CITY, MT 2 2
WHITE WOMAN CREEK SALERS, LEOTI, KS 6 6
WILL & JERILYN MACDONALD, BISMARCK, ND 10 10
WILLIAMS POLLED SALERS, LINCOLN, KS 1 1
GOLD SIRES
Sire # Gold Dtrs
PRINCE 10
AP POLLED GENESIS XZ64F 12
AVS OUT WEST 210X 7
BEV MASTERPIECE 110H 12
BIG SKY P BLK STEALTH 6
BON VIEW NEW DESIGN 878 11
CMC MR JAMACA M44K 26
CONOCO 5
DECATHLON 8
DJF POWER TRAIN 252K 5
ECR 445B OF 51U 5
FFS REPUTATION 264R 7
GGT FINAL CHOICE 119B 5
GGT P BK ENFORCER 300U 10
GGT P BK SUPERDUTY 35W 5
GGT P BLK DESIGN 51D 7
GGT P BLK HEAVY HITTER 38
GGT P BLK TRIFECTA 383L 6
GGT P BROKER 137K 5
GGT P HEAVY DUTY 100J 14
JGK BLK PLD JASPER 634R 6
JJE POLLED POUNDMAKER 5
JSR JAMACA 431 6
JSR SENSATION 911 17
KARDINAL 5
KEYS TOTAL 415S 6
Sire # Gold Dtrs
MAC BLACK VISTA 349Y 7
MAC BLACKBEARD 31B 6
MAC LENNOX 314L 5
MAC NAVIGATOR 281N 14
MAC NEUTRON 94N 7
MAC RICHLAND 211R 6
MAC SEMINOLE 58S 6
MAC TOPEKA 159T 23
MAC TORRINGTON 139T 9
MAC UNION STATION 87U 11
MCW BON VIEW NEW DESIGN P508 5
MJR CHANGING TIMES 91L 5
MR SCF RED BARON C11 5
MYTTY IN FOCUS 7
OPP CUSTOM MADE OF 50K 5
OPP SABER 847U 12
OPP SPECIAL DUTY 601S 6
PCSL SPARK 8
PRINCE 10
S MARSHAL 223M 5
S NEBRASKA 330N 17
SLAMMER 5
SPRINGDALE EDWARD 148K 6
SPRINGDALE UNIVERSE 147K 5
SRM CHANCE 9U5 5
SRS NEVADA 9378N 5
Sire # Gold Dtrs
SRS NOKIA 9722N 5
SRS OUTBACK 0809X 7
SRS UNITED 0653U 5
THATS ZEPPLIN 134Z 5
TSB TULSA 82W 7
VIKING 5
WARD 611 EDWARD 2409 7
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AMERICAN SALERS 29
AMERICAN SALERS 29

CalendarofEvents
n PRIVATE TREATY SALES From our Advertisers
PT Figure 4 Cattle Co., Eckert, Colo.
Contact Dave Todd (970) 929-6444
PT Fox Grape Farm, Piney River, Va.
Contact Billy Brockman (434)841-3281
PT Jasperson Cattle Company, Goshen, Utah.
Contact: Gregg Jasperson (801) 361-8122
n FEBRUARY, 2023
13 Big Sky Salers 39th Annual Salers Focus Bull Sale,
Dickinson, N.D. Contact: Bill Helm (406) 557-6259
18 Panther Country Private Treaty Kickoff Sale, Leigh,
Neb. Contact: Tim Reichmuth (402) 487-2845
23 GG&T Cattle Co. Production Sale, Quinter, Kan.
Contact: Garrett Werth (785) 769-3165 or Reid Werth
(785) 769-4855
24 Skinner Ranch Seedstock Sale, Hall, Mont. Contact:
Ron Skinner (406) 581-1852
28 39th Annual Idaho Classic Bull and Female Sale,
Caldwell, Idaho. Contact: Luke Lowe (208) 791-7628
n MARCH, 2023
9 45th Annual Effertz Key Ranch Bull Sale, Rugby, N.D.
Contact: Kevin (701) 720-1363, Roger (701) 720-1156
or Bryan (701) 720-0802
14 MacDonald Ranches Performance Power 2023 Sale,
Bismark, N.D. Contact: Will MacDonald
(701) 255-6069
17 TB Salers Annual Beef Business Sale, Dante, S.D.
Contact: Terry Beeson (605) 481-0646
26 Silver Spur Salers & ELS Livestock present Silver
Genetics Production Sale XIX, Maryville, Mo. Contact
David Frueh (660) 541-0361 or Scott Liebhart (660)
562-3481
28 MJB Ranch Inaugural Production Sale, Billings, Mont.
Contact Jim Doubet (303) 638-2625 or Curtis Doubet
(303)618-7086
n APRIL, 2023
TBD RAO Ranch Production Sale, Williston, N.D.
Contact: Roger Olson (701) 845-4521 or Curtis Olson
(701) 875-4326
1 Back to Grass Sale
1 Southern Eagle Ranch Generations of Genetics Sale,
Evington, Vir. Contact: Mark Slusher (434) 944-4948
4 Northern Exposure Bull Sale, Hebron N.D.
Contact Stan Sayler (701) 220-2000 or David Feist
(701) 240-3408
6 Midland Bull Test, Columbus, Mont. Contact: Steve
Williams (406) 321-7046
12 Clark Anvil Ranch Annual Production Sale, La Junta,
Colo. Contact: Clinton Clark (719) 446-5223
15 Back to Grass Sale, Gallatin, Mo. Contact: J.R. Adcock
(785) 547-6781
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ADVERTISERS INDEX
Al Conover��30
Big Sky Salers��5
Camas Prairie Salers ��23
Deichmann Livestock Brokerage��30
Effertz Key Ranch��12
Fox Grape Farm ��30
GG & T Cattle Co.�� 13-16
Idaho Salers Association��29
Jasperson Cattle Co. �� IBC
MacDonald Ranches�� 8 & 9
MJB Ranch�� BC
Panther Country Salers�� IFC & 3
Salers Association of Canada��21
Silver Spur Salers / ELS Livestock��19
Southern Eagle Ranch ��29
TB Salers ��17
DEICHMANN
LIVESTOCK
BROKERAGE
Dan & Marilyn Deichmann
Box 310 Hobson MT 59452
406-423-5500 Cell 406-799-5200
• Full Service Livestock
Brokerage and Auctioneer
Serving the Salers Breed for over 25 Years.
WINTER 2023
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Gregg Jasperson
Gregg: 801.361.8122 • Auston: 801.885.0911
P.O. Box 12 • Goshen, UT 84633
Email: jaspersoncattle@gmail.com
Website: www.jaspersoncattle.com • Follow us on Facebook
JBC cattleworkin the pasture and showwell in town.
Selling 50 Bulls Private Treaty
RED&BLACK•PUREBRED&OPTIMIZER | SEVERALHEIFERBULLS
Call or come by to reserve bulls. Delivery in April or when needed.
Bulletproof Daughter
JBC Miss Kitty 72K
Sold in the National Sale to Mark Street Family
Selling 15 sons out of GGT Bulletproof 901F
Flamethrower Son
JBC Maverick 745
National Champion Optimizer Bull
Selling 12 sons out of GGT Flamethrower 923G
LookforOurBullsFeb.28IdahoSalersSale
LookforOurBullsFeb.28IdahoSalersSale
4 Bulletproof & 3 Flamethrower bulls are consigned to the sale.

60+ Salers & Optimizer Bulls
60+ Salers & Optimizer Bulls Sell
MJB EXCHANGE 402K
Sire: ECR INVESTMENT 822F
BD: 2/16/22
CED BW WW YW Milk
12.5 0.6 74 113 19
MJB INDEPENDENCE 318K
Sire: MAC F1 FREEDOM 150F
BD: 3/11/22
CED BW WW YW Milk
10.1 0.5 67 102 18
MJB LIBERTY 393K
BD: 1/31/22
CED BW WW YW Milk
12.5 0.9 72 109 20
MJB LIBERTY 308K
BD: 3/05/22
CED BW WW YW Milk
12.6 0.4 72 109 21
MARCH 28
MARCH 28
2023
2023
Billings Livestock Commission in Billings, MT
Auctioneer – Ty Thompson
Jim Doubet Family
Box 395
Big Horn, Wyoming 82833
Ranch – Lodge Grass, MT
Jim – (303) 638-2625
Curtis – (303) 681-7086
Cody – (720) 346-8894
Justin – (720) 302-3291
MJB EXCHANGE 402K
BD: 2/16/22
CED BW WW YW Milk
12.5 0.6 74 113 19
Reg 750878
Reg 727868
Reg 705226
MJB INDEPENDENCE 318K
BD: 3/11/22
CED BW WW YW Milk
10.1 0.5 67 102 18
Reg 750699
MJB LIBERTY 393K
BD: 1/31/22
CED BW WW YW Milk
12.5 0.9 72 109 20
Reg 750873
MJB LIBERTY 308K
BD: 3/05/22
CED BW WW YW Milk
12.6 0.4 72 109 21
Reg 750558
MAC FREEDOM 150F
20+ Sons Sell!
MJB SPANISH LADY 178C
Her Sons Sell!

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