Miniature Hereford. Spring 2016 Issue 24

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1 Miniature Hereford News Spring 2016 Issue 24

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3 4 In This Issue Spring 2016 Helping Newborns 4 steps to help you relieve the stress in newborns. President s Perspective Hello MHBA Members & Welcome New Members! 6 Beef Quality Assurance What is it and how will it help your bottom line. In Every Issue... 1 President s Perspective 3 Board of Directors 3 Regional Directors 3 Membership Application 8 Miniature Hereford Youth Foundation 11 Upcoming Events 14 Show Results 29 Classifieds, Etc. 30 Regional Reports They say records are meant to be broken The Miniature Herford Show at the 2016 National Western certainly made this statement ring true. With almost 400 entries this show was the biggest to date. Congratulations to all of our breeders and exhibitors for making this a historic event. A heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped with weigh-in, staging, awards and other duties for both the open and junior show as well as the sale. Hope everyone had a relaxing evening at the banquet and we are grateful for your donations & purchasing items at the silent and live auction. As a reminder our breed association photographer, Janet Jenkins, took backdrop and show ring pictures during the open and junior show. Please your request for a photo DVD to jbarwcattleco@aol.com. Congratulations to our scholarship winners-- Lacy Larson, Santaquin, Utah; Eli Patten, Byers, Colorado & Naylen Scharer, Silverton, Oregon. We wish these students the best as they pursue their college education. All upcoming high school seniors and college students watch for details about submitting your application next year. As a reminder, it s almost time for the MHBA election of officers and various Regional Directors. Please support the association by submitting your nominations and participating in the 2016 election As always, please contact your Regional Director or any Executive Board Member with any ideas, questions or concerns. On the Cover Just hanging out. Photo courtesy of Tracy Kelliher, Kearney, NE Current Advertising Rates Card Size: $192/year or $60/issue 1/4 Page: $336/year or $105/issue 1/2 Page: $528/year or $165/issue Full Page: $960/year or $300/issue Back Inside Cover: $500/issue Classified Ad: $6 for first 20 words; 30 cents per word thereafter *1 Year = 4 Issues Thank you for your support Justin Grady, MHBA President **NEW** Magazine Deadlines Winter Issue: December 1 Spring Issue: March 1 Fall Issue: June 1 Fall Issue: September 1 To place your ad or to get ad specs, contact: Tami with Branded Designs at brandeddesigns@yahoo.com. Ask how to advertise on the MHBA website! Hereford.org Spring

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5 Meet your leadership... Board of Directors President Justin Grady 303/ Vice President Pat Wendling 316/ Treasurer Fran MacKenzie 303/ Secretary Charlotte Williams 970/ Regional Directors Region 1 Bill Moreton Leighton, PA CT, DC, DE, ME, MA, MD, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VA, VT, WV 610/ bill@springmountainfarms.com Region 2 Vacant Region 3 Ben Lisby Bloomington, IN IL, IN, KY, MI, OH, WI 812/ creamandcrimsoncattle@yahoo.com Region 4 Julie Sandstrom Huntsville, AR AL, AR, LA, MS, MO, TN 479/ julieasandstrom@gmail.com Region 9 Bart Kendell Uintah, UT AZ, CA, NV, UT 801/ double_bar_k@msn.com Region 5 Brent White Blakesburg, IA IA, MN, ND, NE, SD 641/ shelleymckeeverwhite@yahoo.com Region 6 Jeff Fulgham Brownsboro, TX KS, OK, TX 903/ j_fulgham@hotmail.com Region 7 Joe Bottini Pueblo, CO CO, MT, NM, WY 719/ joebottini@msn.com Region 8 Jerry DuVal Silverton, OR ID, OR, WA 503/ duvalacj@msn.com Membership Application Family Membership allows all family members to show at MHBA shows. Includes one vote in MHBA elections and one magazine subscription. Please list all family members names (including juniors, ages 3-22). Junior Membership ages Allows juniors to show in MHBA junior and open classes. This membership carries no vote and no magazine subscription. Name(s): Junior(s): Birth Date(s): Ranch Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Cell: Website: Send your membership dues, payable to the MHBA to: MHBA Treasurer, Fran MacKenzie Salt Creek Road Collbran, CO or pay online at: Annual Membership Dues: p U.S. Family Membership: $75 p Canadian Membership: $80 p All Other Countries: $85 p Junior Membership (per junior): $15 Memberships run calendar year, with dues payable Jan. 1 of each year. New memberships joining between October 1 and December 31 will receive a lengthened membership term through the next full calendar year. The undersigned hereby applies for membership in the Miniature Hereford Breeders Association (MHBA), a non-profit corporation, and in consideration of acceptance, agrees to conform to and abide by the By-Laws, Rules and Regulations of the Association and Amendments or Modifications thereto which may, from time to time, be adopted. By submitting this application for membership, applicant irrevocably waives any claim against and grants an absolute release to the Miniature Hereford Breeders Association and member, employee, or agent of the Association, for any act or omission in connection with the Association, including but not limited to, any enforcement of the Rules and Regulations presently in effect or hereafter adopted by the Association. Hereford.org Spring

6 Beef Calving: 4 Steps for Helping Stressed Newborns Calving season is upon us and while we all hope for easy, unassisted deliveries and robust calves, sometimes the reality is a prolonged birth in cold, wet weather and a stressed, exhausted new calf. Follow these 4 steps to help stressed newborns get a strong start: 1. Know when a calf needs your help. Within the first hour, a new calf should stand, walk, find its mama s teats and begin suckling energetically. A new calf that can t get up and is fading fast needs your help, pronto! 2. Provide basic first-aid. First, clear the calf s nose and mouth to ensure an open airway. Next, stimulate the calf with a vigorous rubdown. Finally, get the calf dried off and moved to a warm place. 3. Feed colostrum immediately. The single most important thing you can do for a stressed newborn is to feed warm colostrum or a colostrum replacer that contains at least 100g of globulin protein in a single feeding. Go ahead and use a tube feeder if the calf is too weak for a bottle. 4. Be prepared. It s a motto the Boy Scouts live by and so should you. Well before calving season begins, put a new calf care kit in every vehicle that will be used to check your herd. It should include: Towels or blankets for drying/warming Warming box Clean bucket and whisk Clean calf bottle Clean nipples and feeding tube Colostrum alternatives Following these 4 steps will allow you to do the right thing at the right moment when emergencies arise. Plus, it just makes good business sense to plan ahead in order to protect your investment! 4 Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

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8 What is Raising cattle means to also raise healthy beef. Beef Quality Assurance is a nationally coordinated, state implemented program that provides systematic information to U.S. beef producers and beef consumers of how common sense husbandry techniques can be coupled with accepted scientific knowledge to raise cattle under optimum management and environmental conditions. BQA guidelines are designed to make certain all beef consumers can take pride in what they purchase and can trust and have confidence in the entire beef industry. BQA programs have evolved to include best practices around good record keeping and protecting herd health, which can result in more profits for producers. When better quality cows leave the farm and reach the market place, the producer, packer, and consumer all benefit. When better quality beef reaches the supermarket, consumers are more confident in the beef they are buying, and this increases beef consumption. The efforts of BQA across the nation have been instrumental in recent successes that continue to re-build and sustain beef demand. Through BQA programs, producers recognize the economic value of committing to quality beef production at every level - not just at the feedlot or packing plant, but within every segment of the cattle industry. The guiding principles of BQA are based on these core beliefs: WE BELIEVE production practices affect consumer acceptance of beef. WE BELIEVE the BQA Program has and must continue to empower beef producers to improve the safety and wholesomeness of beef. WE BELIEVE these fundamental principles are the fabric of the BQA Program. What is Quality Beef? A large part of the beef industry s job involves making sure that beef is safe and wholesome for consumers. BQA 6 Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Why is it important? Empowering people because producers can make a difference. Taking responsibility because it s our job, not someone else s. Working together because product safety and wholesomeness is everyone s business. began as an effort to ensure that violative chemical residues were not present in marketed beef. Originally called Beef Safety Assurance, the program s early emphasis was on assuring the real and perceived safety of beef. However, BQA has become much more than a safety assurance program. Today, BQA programming is expanding with information to help producers implement best management practices that improve both quality grades and yield grades of beef carcasses. Previous National Beef Quality Audits have summarized that the number one leverage point to improve competitiveness and regain market share was to improve beef quality, uniformity and consistency. Additionally, the sectors that sell beef products indicated that improvements were needed in tenderness, palatability and a reduction in excess trimmable fat. Many consumers are familiar with quality grades and may make purchasing decisions based on quality grades at retail. But, within the consumer atmosphere the term quality can be confusing. Consumers and even producers often find it difficult to distinguish between the various and different ways to define quality with regard to beef. We can better understand quality if we dissect the various contexts in which we consider quality. Click the links below to learn more about each aspect of quality. Eating Characteristics Quality beef consistently satisfies customer expectations for eating and preparation characteristics. Expectations may include tenderness, flavor, juiciness, color, leanness, packaging, ease of preparation -- and price. Studies suggest that beef from carcasses grading at least USDA Select are likely to be acceptable in eating quality for most U.S. consumers (see USDA Quality Grading ). The desire for improved consistency in beef products comes through loudly in every phase of the beef consumer research. The genetic base for beef is relatively wide due to the wide range of environmental conditions in which Official Publication of the MHBA

9 cattle are raised in the U.S. Many breeds and genetic lines are used, making it difficult to produce uniform animals important for managing getting consistent products to consumers. Value for the money is also very important to consumers as they select beef products against other competing meat and vegetable proteins. Safety and Wholesomeness Beef products are harvested and processed under strict government inspection systems that ensure it is safe, wholesome, and correctly labeled and packaged. The nation s commercial supply of meat, poultry, and egg products is subject to established federal or state inspection requirements. The USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is charged with ultimate responsibility for protecting the U.S. meat supply under the Federal Meat Inspection Act (FMIA). For more information go to: gov. The food safety system employed by FSIS to accomplish its mission has evolved to one in which a science-based framework is used to identify and prevent food safety risks. This framework is known as the Pathogen Reduction/Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (PR/HAC- CP) system. PR/HACCP allows for the use of science and technology to improve food safety in order to prevent the introduction of pathogens in the products we consume. The implementation and verification of PR/HACCP plans have led to a dramatic decline in the incidence of food borne illnesses. Foreign countries that export meat, poultry, and egg products to the U.S. are required to establish and maintain inspection systems that are equivalent to those of the U.S. FSIS audits foreign inspection systems and re-inspects meat and poultry at the port-of-entry to ensure that foreign countries have maintained equivalent inspection systems. Recently, the U.S. Bioterrorism Act of 2003 regulations included; (1) the registration of food facilities exporting to the U.S. and (2) the prior notice of imported food shipments. USDA Yield Grading Beef yield grades show differences in the total yield of retail cuts. Yield grades estimate the amount of boneless, closely trimmed retail cuts from the high-value parts of the carcass the round, loin, rib, and chuck. The USDA Yield Grades are rated numerically and are 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Yield Grade 1 denotes the highest yielding carcass and Yield Grade 5, the lowest. Thus, we would expect a YG 1 carcass to have the highest percentage of boneless, closely trimmed retail cuts, or higher cutability, while a YG 5 carcass would have the lowest percentage of boneless, closely trimmed retail cuts, or the lowest cutability. USDA Quality Grading A beef quality grade is a composite evaluation of factors that affect palatability of meat (tenderness, juiciness, and flavor). These factors include carcass maturity, firmness, texture, and color of lean, and the amount and distribution of marbling within the lean. Beef carcass quality grading is based on (1) degree of marbling and (2) degree of maturity. USDA beef quality grades are Prime, Choice, Select, Standard, Commercial, Utility, Cutter and Canner. Since quality grading is voluntary, not all carcasses are quality graded. Packers may apply their own house brand to merchandise their beef. Carcasses merchandised as ungraded beef usually are those that do not grade Choice or Prime. They generally are termed No Roll beef by the industry, because a grade stamp has not been rolled on the carcass. Industry Value BQA does more than just help beef producers capture more value from their market cattle: BQA also reflects a positive public image and instills consumer confidence in the beef industry. When producers implement the best management practices of a BQA program, they assure their market steers, heifers, cows, and bulls are the best they can be. Today, the stakes are even higher because of increased public attention on animal welfare. BQA is valuable to all beef and dairy producers because it: Demonstrates commitment to food safety and quality. Safeguards the public image of the dairy industry. Upholds consumer confidence in valuable beef products. Protects the beef industry from additional and burdensome government regulation. Improves sale value of marketed beef cattle. Enhances herd profitability through better management. Beef Checkoff supported BQA programs bring it all together. While the BQA Manual provides a framework for program consistency, the states still determine the best programs for their producers. Because the beef industry is so diversified, we wanted to allow states the opportunity to provide what is best for their producers. The BQA [Manual is the] overarching [protocol], providing some consistency across the state programs. They are good production practices to guarantee the quality of beef products, comments Dr. Dee Griffin, DVM. Find out how you can become BQA certified at Hereford.org Spring

10 Cynthia DuVal-DuVal Farms Director of Scholarships Peg Aldridge-7 Ranch Committee Member Alta Bennett-D&A Miniature Herefords Committee Member Beatrice Jensen-Livin Dream Ranch Committee Member Terrie Potter-Silver Peaks Farm Committee Member Nan Taylor-Shadow Mountain Cattle Committee Member The Miniature Hereford youth Foundation was established to promote youth involvement in the breeding, management, showing, and marketing of Miniature Hereford Cattle through developing leadership skills, and educational programs, encouraging personal growth, as well as providing a pathway towards attaining grants to continue to promote Miniature Herford breeding programs and awarding scholarships. Director of Scholarships Report The funds received from the 2016 calendars sales made it possible for the Miniature Hereford Youth Foundation to present three scholarships for this school year. All of our winners this year are receiving the John Johnson Memorial Scholarship for graduating High School Seniors. Our awardees have been involved with the Miniature Hereford breed not only in the breeding, raising, showing, and marketing aspect, but also as part of our youth taking on leadership roles to educate the general public. Each winner has had the opportunity to impart their knowledge of this amazing breed to not only the public who wanders through the show barns, but also through 4H and FFA projects. It is the MHYF Scholarship Committees pleasure to acknowledge the 2016 winners of the John Johnson Memorial Scholarships. $500 Winners: Lacy Larson, Santaquin, UT; Elijah Patten, Byers, CO; Naylen Scharer, Silverton, OR This year the MHYF Scholarship committee created its first Calendar front page contest. It was announced at the 8 Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

11 NWSS Banquet that everyone was encouraged to their favorite cattle photo to the Director of Scholarships to be entered in a contest for the front page of the 2017 calendar. This year we are happy to announce that the Front Cover winner is Ad Jensen of Livin Dream Ranch in Polson Montana. She will be awarded 10 free calendars. Congratulations Ad! Be sure to save your favorite photos to enter in next year s contest. The Scholarship Committee is excited to announce that the 2017 Miniature Hereford World Calendar will be available for sale in March. The cost is $10 + $3 shipping for each calendar. If you order 10 or more calendars, the shipping is free. We hope that you will place your orders early and use the calendars not only for yourselves, but as advertising tools for the Miniature Hereford breed. If you are a MHBA show superintendent and wish to have the calendars for sale at your event please contact us. You may place your order through the Director of Scholarships or any of the Scholarship Committee members. All monies received from the sale of these calendars goes directly to the scholarship fund to assist MHBA youth in furthering their educational goals. It is our hope that the sale of these calendars will continue to increase so that we will be able to offer multiple scholarships every year. We thank you for your continued support of the MHYF and our youth. Lacy Larson I am the oldest daughter of Tyson and Angela Larson from Santaquin UT. I have had a love for Agriculture and animals from a very young age and started showing with the 4H program when I was 10 yrs. old. I am an active member of the Payson FFA, Santaquin 4H, and Shadow Mountain Mini Herefords. I have participated in, and won many awards in events such as Extemporaneous speaking, Parliamentary Procedure, Equine and livestock judging. I have also participated in Fitting & Showing livestock including sheep, hogs, & Miniature Herefords. I have a love for the outdoors as well as playing the fiddle, singing & country dancing. I am an active member of my faith and am grateful for the opportunities I have had to further my knowledge and skills with animals. I am also grateful for those that have helped me along the way. I hope to continue working with animals, especially Miniature Herefords and horses and someday pass on my knowledge to the next generation. I will graduate from Payson High School this spring and plan to further my education at Snow college and then Utah State University. I am honored to be one of the recipients of the MHYF Scholarship that makes it possible for me to achieve my goals. Naylen Scharer My name is Naylen Scharer, I am seventeen years old and was born and raised in Silverton, Oregon. There I live with my Mom, Dad, and two of my four sisters. I am currently a senior at Silverton High School and will graduate with the class of 2016 in the spring with honors in agriculture. For the past four years I have been actively involved in my local FFA chapter and this year I was elected to the officer team as the chapter secretary. I live in a rural community rich in agriculture, but unfortunately, I did not grow up in a farm setting. Luckily, my freshman year of High School I was introduced to the miniature Hereford breed by upper classmen who came into my intro to agriculture class and introduced a unique opportunity. The Miniature Hereford Lease Program, through this program I signed on to lease an animal of my choosing. With this opportunity came responsibilities such as coming up to the farm and putting hours of training and work in until show, where I exhibited my animal at county fairs and the Oregon state fair. I have returned every summer since first falling in love with the breed and show. This upcoming summer will be my fourth year in the program. My plans for the future are to first attend four years at Oregon State University graduating with a major in Crop and Soil Science, perhaps proceeding on to get my masters. I then plan to get a job as a crop advisor for a co-op or private Ag Service Company or some other job in agronomy as the opportunity arises. As far as my future with the Miniature Hereford breed goes I do plan on beginning a small herd after college that I will use for meat and possibly income from breeding services and calf sales. Hereford.org Spring

12 Elijah Patten Hello, my name is Elijah Patten, I reside in Byers, Colorado. I show cattle and also participate in livestock judging, my team and I took seventh at the 2015 American Royal. This fall I will be attending Northeastern Junior College in Sterling Colorado, I want to major in Production Agriculture and Ag business. I ve been involved with miniature Herefords for two years now, I started out by showing angus steers but they are bigger then what I can handle, so I went on a hunt to find something smaller, and easier for me to handle. Standing at a whopping 5 3 I decided on miniature Hereford s, when everyone asked why I decided to raise mini s I tell them they easier for me to handle. But also I tell them I m just a little guy with little cows. I would like to thank the miniature Herford youth foundation for awarding me this scholarship, I am truly blessed to be a member of such a great Association. 10 Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

13 Texas Jr/Polled Hereford Combined State Show Belton, TX June 15-June 18, 2016 Miniature Herefords have been asked to come to this great event! Ages 7+ are welcome to show. Be sure to check out the special contests available, including photography, team fitting, showmanhip, and more! Information: and Jr. National Miniature Hereford Expo Ames, IA June 21-26, 2016 Entry Deadline: Late entries accepted postmarked June 6th or earlier entry fee is $75 Arrival: Wednesday, June 22 Noon In Place: Thursday, June 23 10:00 am Release: Sunday, June 26 Show: Saturday, June 25 & Sunday, June 26 Contests: Speech, Judging, Showmanship, Photography, Arts & Crafts, Show Competition age groups:pre-jr. ages 3-7, Junior ages 8-12, Intermediate ages 13-17, Senior ages 18 and older Lodging: Sleep Inn - $ Dickinson Avenue, Ames, Iowa Reservations must be made by May 22nd Miniature Hereford Jr Nationals Phone: Gateway - $ Green Hills Drive, Ames, Iowa Reservations must be made by May 22nd Miniature Hereford Jr Nationals Phone: No reservation has been made on behalf of the group so you can chose what will work best for you. Each of the campground listed below are within minutes of the Hansen Ag Center. Dan Williams Twin Acres Whispering Oaks Hickory Grove , Ledges State Park or online. Sponsorship: There are many opportunities for sponsor ship that include vendor space during the event. Thanks to our current sponsors: Sullivans Supply, Trans Ova, Vita Ferm, MHBA, MHYF, Showtimes and many breeders. Information: Superintendents: Shelley White shelleymckeeverwhite@yahoo.com Heath Stehr Iowa State Fair Des Moines, IA August 18-21, 2016 Entry Deadline: July 1 (Enter Online or postmarked on or before July 1) Late Entries: July 2-8 (Late fee of $10/head) No entry after July 8! Arrival: August 18 12:01 a.m. All In: August 18 12:00 p.m. (noon) ***Note this is now an MHBA show, so membership in MHBA is required. Weigh In: August 18 2:00 p.m. (approximately) Youth Show: August 18 6:00 p.m. (No-fit show) ***Separate entry form for youth show contact Paula Kath (Info Below) ***Youth show only participants: you must reserve and pay for stall space through Iowa State Fair Open Show: August 19 1:00 p.m. Release: August 21 3:00 p.m. All Out: August 21 8:00 p.m. Hotel Information: Quality Inn and Suites Event Center 929 3rd St, Des Moines, IA Rooms blocked under Miniature Hereford (MHBA) from Wed Aug 17th to Sun Aug 21st. Information: Superintendent: Craig De Haan, Orange City (712) craigd@ambankiowa.com Youth Show Superintendent: Paula Kath (507) Kathfamilyfarm@hotmail.com Hereford.org Spring Upcoming Events

14 Excitement is mounting for the 3rd Annual Miniature Hereford Junior Nationals MNJN in Ames, Iowa 2016! This is a growing show for our youth and a highlight of the summer for many families. This event provides an opportunity for competition, personal development, education, fun, promotion of Miniature Herefords and new friendships. Last year our event was held at Grady County Fairgrounds, Chickasha, OK, we had 70 exhibitors 3 to 22 years of age representing 9 states. The exhibitors are divided into divisions by age for all of the contests; Pre-Junior 3-7, Junior 8-12, Intermediate & Seniors Contests include showmanship, judging, photography & speech we recognize the top 5 and an overall premier exhibitor is selected for each age group and an overall for the event. To ensure a successful event financial support is vital, this is a great opportunity to make an impact on the future of our breed and the agricultural community. Please help to make this an unforgettable learning experience there are many sponsorship opportunities listed below: 2016 MHJN TITLE SPONSORS DIVISION SPONSORSHIPS Cow-Calf Pair Show $1,500 Grand Champion $500 Steer Show $2,000 Reserve Grand Champion $400 Bred-and-Owned Heifers $1,500 Division Champion $200 Owned Heifers $2,500 Reserve Division Champion $100 Owned Bulls $2,000 Contest $700 T-Shirt $1,500 Meals $250 - $2000 We appreciate your sponsorship consideration please contact Shelley White or Heath Stehr for questions or other opportunities to support this great youth event. The Miniature Hereford Youth Foundation, a tax deductible 501(c)3 organization. Sincerely, Shelley White, Miniature Herefords Jr. Nationals Co-Chair th Avenue Blakesburg, IA Phone: shelleymckeeverwhite@yahoo.com Heath Stehr, Miniature Herefords Jr. Nationals Co-Chair 1624 N. 14th Frederick, OK Phone: Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

15 Stehr Land & Cattle Rolling Hill s Cattle Splitt Creek Ranch D. McCall Trans Ova VitaFerm JB Show Cattle WW Ranch Oklahoma Land Lady Double K Mini Herefords Mittag Designs Sullivans s Supply Steven McIntyre Bear Grove Harmon Show Cattle Leifeste Show Cattle Showtimes Magazine Maine Aim Mini s McIntyre Cattle Co Sandy Hill s Farms 22 Cattle Company Laurie Elliott & Family Scott Bang JHCH Farms Lil Kaf Ranch KLD Double T Kath Family Farms Breeders World Online Sales Fran MacKenzie Melvin & Mary Graham H&R Ranch River Ridge Mini Herefords Texas 21 st Century Transport & Logistics Thank you for making our event possible! Help Support the MHBA Queen Support Jr. Nationals! As your National Miniature Hereford queen I have started a service project to raise funds for our Jr. Nationals to be held in my home state of Iowa this June. I designed t-shirts and Muir Embroidery out of Jefferson, Iowa has paired with me to present a high quality product at an excellent price so that over 50% of the t-shirt selling price will be given back to Jr. Nationals. I am excited about the up coming Jr. show and hope you will be too by purchasing a t-shirt and supporting our youth. Please FB msg. me or text me with your orders and/or questions. Thank you! Sincerely, Kelli Wicks $12.00 cost (2XL-3XL+$2). Youth sizes available. I will ship for the postal shipping rate. All monies due no later than March Hereford.org Spring

16 American Royal Kansas City, MO October 21-25, 2015 Show results Heifers Class 1 1. SHF Kiels Blissful Julie Sandstrom; 2. Miss Maine Aim Queeny Maine Aim Ranch; 3. Creamcatchers Penelope Nocolette Mormino; 4. KAF Show Me Ms Molly Lil KAF Ranch; 5. Miss Maine Aim Windy, Maine Aim Ranch; 6. Dreamcatchers Katelynn Nocolette Mormino; 7. KAF Lil Jade Lil KAF Ranch; 8. SMH Cherry Blossom 169 Carlee Smith Mini Herefords Class 2 1. CJ Risa s Lil Sky 204 Carlee Smith Mini Herefords; 2. KAF Lil Sapphire Lil KAF Ranch Champion Junior Heifer Calf SHF Kiels Blissful Reserve Champion Junior Heifer Calf Miss Maine Aim Queeny Class 3A 1. PB Sam s Kiley Julie Pampered Beef; 2. 6E Mini Minnie 74B Blayklee Stelzer; 3. KLD Penny 2B Darrin Barbour; 4. KLD Lilly 16B Darrin Barbour; 5. RR Miss Molly Tina Snyder Class 3B 1. RHH Elsa Brent, Shelby, Jenna, Layne White; 2. RHH Sky Brent, Shelby, Jenna, Layne White; 3. Betty Joe 914B Josie Heter; 4. BGB Britney Mary Faidley; 5. Mavis 214B Josie Heter; 6. JSSC Bertha 401B Baylee Wessels; 7. RJTNT Jewel ET Troy Klimesh/RJTNT Farm Champion Senior Heifer Calf RHH Elsa Reserve ChampionSenior Heifer Calf PB Sam s Kiley Class 4A 1. JW s Breeze J Bar W Cattle Co.; 2. Adison HC 214 Trenton Elliott; 3. EF Betty 1424 Carlee Smith Mini Herefords; 4. CRB Odisys Emma Wyatt McIntyre Class 4B 1. SS Miss Martina B425 Wyatt McIntyre; 2. Sherdells Ula Summer Kath; 3. KLD Kit 480B Darrin Barbour; 4. KLD Koko 483B Darrin Barbour; 5. KGS Shilo Maksimus Mortell Class 5 1. Miss Maine Aim Star Maine Aim Ranch; 2. JW s Ice J Bar W Cattle Co.; 3. 6E Daisey 40B Blayklee Stelzer; 4. Becket M Glory 290P Josie Heter; 5. JH Miss Amie 154 Wyatt McIntyre Class 6 1. Puddin HSC 114 Tyson Lieblong Champion Junior Heifer Miss Maine Aim Star Reserve Champion Junior Heifer SS Miss Martina B425 Class 7 1. SHF Thunder s Dolly Wyatt McIntyre Champion Senior Heifer SHF Thunder s Dolly Class 8 1. SMH Lexie Jenna White/RHH; 2. Miss Maine Aim Princess Maine Aim Ranch Champion Pair SMH Lexie Reserve Champion Pair Miss Maine Aim Princess Grand Champion Female Miss Maine Aim Star Reserve Grand Champion Female SHF Kiels Blissful Class 9 Champion Pair of Females (pictured above) J Bar W Cattle Co. Bulls Class Summertime Mick Bear Grove Beef; 2. RHH Shakey Jenna White/RHH Class PB King Victor Julie Pampered Beef; 2. KAF Mo Money Lil KAF Ranch; 3. Nics Sir Toro, Nocolette Mormino Champion Junior Bull Calf PB King Victor Reserve Champion Junior Bull Calf Summertime Mick Class BGB Ben Dover Bear Grove Beef; 2. Nics Sir Bubba Brutus Nocolette Mormino Champion Senior Bull Calf BGB Ben Dover Reserve Champion Senior Bull Calf Nics Sir Bubba Brutus Class Windsor HSC 314 Nocolette Mormino; 2. RR Bullet Tina Snyder Class JW s 38 Special J Bar W Cattle Co.; 2. JW s Gold Buckle J Bar W Cattle Co.; 3. WW Willful Wilfred Layne White/RHH Champion Junior Bull JW s 38 Special Reserve Champion Junior Bull JW s Gold Buckle Class RR Levi Tina Snyder; 2. Dam Nash D McCall/JB Show Cattle Class KAP 1/2 ENUF Hunter ET Summer Kath 14 Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

17 American Royal, cont... Champion Senior Bull KAP 1/2 ENUF Hunter ET Reserve Champion Senior Bull RR Levi Grand Champion Bull JW s 38 Special (pictured above) Reserve Grand Champion Bull KAP 1/2 ENUF Hunter ET Class 18 Pair Of Bulls 1. J Bar W Cattle Co.; 2. Tina Snyder; 3. Nocolette Mormino Champion Pair of Bulls J Bar W Cattle Co. (pictured previous column) Reserve Champion Pair of Bulls Tina Snyder Steers Class 19-Prospect Steers 1. Mr. Maine Aim Quick Silver Maine Aim Ranch; 2. KAF King Diesel Lil KAF Ranch; 3. KLD Leo 503C Darrin Barbour; 4. KLD Redneck 502C Darrin Barbour Champion Prospect Steer Mr. Maine Aim Quick Silver Reserve Champion Prospect Steer KAF King Diesel Class 20-Market Steers 1. Horseshoe B Mr. 68B Spice Paisley Lautner; 2. RHH Look Again Gabe Dewitt; 3. JW s Bullet Proof J Bar W Cattle Co.; 4. KAP Hunter Geb T Summer Kath; 5. SHF Thunder s Wyndel Paisley Nelson; 6. KLD Dallas 5B Alivia Noll Champion Market Steer Horseshoe B Mr. 68B Spice Reserve Champion Market Steer RHH Look Again Premier Exhibitor J Bar W Cattle Co. Premier Breeder J Bar W Cattle Co. Show results Hereford.org Spring

18 Show results National Western Stock Show Denver, CO January 20-24, 2016 FEMALES 101A - Fall Junior Heifer Calves, calved July 1 - December 31, Sophie HSC 415 Harmon Show Cattle; 2. KW Yoni s Summer Sunshine Double T Cattle Co.; 3. ROCKINDLO MAYBELL ROCKINDLO RANCH; 4. MAU Princess Anna QM Farms; 5. RHH Reba Rolling Hills Miniature Herfords; 6. CA Aubrey s Karma 4-A Miniature Hereford Champion Fall Junior Heifer Calf Sophie HSC 415 Reserve Champion Fall Junior Heifer Calf KW Yoni s Summer Sunshine 102A: Summer Junior Heifer Calves, calved May 1 - June 30, RHH Dora Allison Gooden; 2. PH Sassy Squatch Peyton Huss; Flash s Sweet Sangria 22 Cattle Company; 4. 4SR S Molly Grace Jeff Vinyard; 5. Double K Junebug C102 Double K Mini Herefords; 6. DNTS Blonde Ginger 12C Lazy Diamond Reverse E Minis 102B - Summer Junior Heifer Calves, calved May 1 - June 30, JW s Kiss Me J BAR W Cattle Co.; 2. JW s Paige J BAR W Cattle Co.; 3. June Bug Five Midway Leasing, Inc.; 4. KR s Miss Magic Blue Bell The Kids Ranch; 5. ROCKIND- LO PRECIOUS ROCKINDLO RANCH; 6. Shelby Grace E.P Cattle Co.; 7. WW Twinklee Star WW Ranch 102C - Summer Junior Heifer Calves, calved May 1 - June 30, JW s Harper J BAR W Cattle Co.; 2. JW s Sophie J BAR W Cattle Co.; 3. JW s Flash J BAR W Cattle Co.; 4. 44CC Sierra Carmel 5425 Aubrey Blissard; 5. Miss Maine Aim Queeny Maine Aim Ranch; 6. SS Miss Tessa Splitt Creek Ranch; 7. KR s Miss Devine The Kids Ranch; 8. Double K Maybelle C103 Double K Mini Herefords; 9. YCC MISS JAZZ 5 John Yates Champion Summer Junior Heifer Calf JW s Harper Reserve Champion Summer Junior Heifer Calf JW s Sophie 103A - Spring Junior Heifer Calves, calved April 1-30, KLD Lola 508C Double K Mini Herefords; 2. TPCC Princess Nash 6611 ET Kutter Prinz; 3. RPR Millie Rafter P Ranch; 4. GW LL Jordan Taylor s Miniature Herefords;. WW Miss Halleelujah Kid WW Ranch; 6. YCC MISS PRISS 9 John Yates 103B - Spring Junior Heifer Calves, calved April 1-30, SS MISS Phyllis ET Taylor s Miniature Herefords; 2. Double K Piper DK10 Double K Mini Herefords; 3. KD Whisper Cattle Company of Orange City, IA; 4. WW Joy of Hope WW Ranch; 5. RR HOLLY River Ridge Mini Herefords 103C - Spring Junior Heifer Calves, calved April 1-30, CC Diamond Gold 5423 Aubrey Blissard; 2. Miss Maine Aim Windy Maine Aim Ranch; 3. M&M Kiels Bluesky Sandy Hills Farm; 4. SS Miss Gabby 38 Splitt Creek Ranch; 5. WW Twila Rose WW Ranch; 6. JW s Cameo J BAR W Cattle Co.; 7. LL Playmate Ellie Myca s Minnies Champion Spring Junior Heifer Calf KLD Lola 508C Reserve Champion Spring Junior Heifer Calf 44CC Diamond Gold A - Early Spring Junior Heifer Calves, calved March 1-31, JW s Heart Breaker J BAR W Cattle Co.; 2. JW s Skyfall J BAR W Cattle Co.; 3. SS Miss Ann Splitt Creek Ranch; 4. DNA S BERNICE DNA CATTLE CO; 5. HD Miss Ariel Montgomery Mini Herefords; 6. Horseshoe B Miss 46C Sager Cattle 104B - Early Spring Junior Heifer Calves, calved March 1-31, DNA S W&O S PIBEL DNA CATTLE CO; 2. DNA S DAISEY S MABEL DNA CATTLE CO; 3. Double K Luna DK09 Double K Mini Herefords; 4. WW Silver Sylvia WW Ranch; 5. DNA S EDITH S LUCILLE DNA CATTLE CO; Shadows Alex Brice White 104C - Early Spring Junior Heifer Calves, calved March 1-31, DNA S DIXIE S PRIMROSE DNA CATTLE CO; 2. JW s Preseley J BAR W Cattle Co.; 3. PB SHF LIL JOIE ET Sandy Hills Farm; 4. SHF KIELS BLISSFUL Sandy Hills Farm; Vance s Lil Hilton ET 22 Cattle Company Champion Early Junior Heifer Calf DNA S DIXIE S PRIMROSE Reserve Champion Early Junior Heifer Calf DNA S W&O S PIBEL 105A - Winter Junior Heifer Calves, calved January 1 - February 28, PB SHF THUNDERS LIL DEANA ET Sandy Hills Farm; 2. Tina Sweet Rosie 4C Diamond Reverse E Minis; 3. 6E STLZ ELSA 60C Stelzer Livestock; 4. 6E STLZ Anna 63C Stelzer Livestock; 5. ROCKINDLO KELSEA ROCKINDLO RANCH 105B - Winter Junior Heifer Calves, calved January 1 - February 28, Flash s Jazi Faith 22 Cattle Company; 2. M&M KIELS DEWDROP Sandy Hills Farm; 3. HD Miss Willow Montgomery Mini Herefords; 4. T3 MS Frost Bite KGS Ranch of North Platte, NE Champion Winter Junior Heifer Calf 22 Flash s Jazi Faith Reserve Champion Winter Junior Heifer Calf PB SHF THUNDERS LIL DEANA ET 16 Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

19 National Western Stock Show, cont A - Fall Intermediate Heifers, calved October 1 - December 31, KLD Lilly KLD Miniature Herefords; 2. KLD Penny KLD Miniature Herefords; 3. SS Miss Wonda Splitt Creek Ranch; 4. CA Solana s Shooting Star 4-A Miniature Hereford 106B - Fall Intermediate Heifers, calved October 1 - December 31, RHH Elsa Rolling Hills Miniature Herfords; 2. SS Miss Happy Splitt Creek Ranch; 3. 6E Mini Minnie 74B Stelzer Livestock; 4. KGS Lelia KGS Ranch Champion Fall Intermediate Heifer RHH Elsa Reserve Champion Fall Intermediate Heifer SS Miss Happy 107A - Summer Intermediate Heifers, calved July 1 - September 30, Betty Joe 914B DTR Cattle Company; 2. 44CC Imperial Jewel 4421 Aubrey Blissard; 3. RHH Sky Chase Van Vliet; 4. JW s Breeze J BAR W Cattle Co.; 5. 44CC Solana Lucy Cattle Co.; 6. Mc Ariel McIntyre Cattle; 7. DF Lyssie s Sue DuVal Farms 107B - Summer Intermediate Heifers, calved July 1 - September 30, Adison HSC 214 Harmon Show Cattle; 2. BPTR Cookie Jensen Angus Farm; 3. HD Wyatt s Lily Caitlyn Ramsey; Vance s Lil Raleigh 22 Cattle Company; 5. Mc Runaway McIntyre Cattle Champion Summer Intermediate Heifer Betty Joe 914B Reserve Champion Summer Intermediate Heifer Adison HSC A - Spring Intermediate Heifers, calved April 1 - June 30, KLD Kit KLD Miniature Herefords; 2. SS Miss Martina DTR Cattle Company; 3. PH Betty Sue Peyton Huss; 4. KLD KoKo KLD Miniature Herefords; 5. Mc Zeva McIntyre Cattle; 6. Mc Sophie McIntyre Cattle; 7. KAP Huntress Nelda ET Aubrey Blissard; 8. 44CC Star Twinkle Cattle Co. of Big Spring, TX 108B - Spring Intermediate Heifers, calved April 1 - June 30, JH Miss Amie 154 QM Farms; 2. DNAS Kiki Taylor s Miniature Herefords; 3. HPR Sugar Mae Half Pint Ranch; 4. SS Miss Lina Splitt Creek Ranch; 5. WW Thumbeelina Braylee Adkins; 6. OSG Miss Lauren 414B Old School Genetics; 7. 2SS Lil Miss Shay Lazy Diamond Reverse E Minis Champion Spring Intermediate Heifer KLD Kit KLD Reserve Champion Spring Intermediate Heifer JH Miss Amie A - Winter Intermediate Heifers, calved January 1 - March 31, DF Springtime Jubilee DuVal Farms; 2. Horseshoe B Miss 11B1 ET Kodie Fleming; 3. JW s Ice J BAR W Cattle Co.; 4. SS Miss Beatrice Splitt Creek Ranch; 5. DF Be Still My Heart DuVal Farms; 109B - Winter Intermediate Heifers, calved January 1 - March 31, Miss Maine Aim Star Maine Aim Ranch; 2. 6e Daisey 40B Stelzer Livestock; 3. Puddin HSC 114 Harmon Show Cattle; Lil Miss Stevie Sager Cattle Champion Winter Intermediate Heifer DF Springtime Jubilee Reserve Champion Winter Intermediate Heifer Miss Maine Aim Star 301A - Cow/Calf Pair 1. KAP Quips Lil Yoni ET Double T Cattle Co.; 2. JW S Glamour/4SR s Otto Jeff Vinyard; 3. SS Miss Taylor Splitt Creek Ranch; 4. JWS Ashton Peyton Huss; 5. Wow Katie/wows katies surprise - Welcome to Our World Champion Cow/Calf KAP Quips Lil Yoni ET Reserve Champion Cow/Calf JW S Glamour/4SR s Otto Show results Hereford.org Spring

20 National Western Stock Show, cont... Show results Grand Champion Female KLD Kit (pictured above) Reserve Grand Champion Female DNA S DIXIE S PRIMROSE (pictured above) Pair of Females 1. DNA CATTLE CO; 2. J BAR W Cattle Co. BULLS 201A - Fall Junior Bull Calves, calved July 1 - December 31, Huckleberry Bain Cattle; 2. AA Big Hoss 4-A Miniature Hereford; 3. WOW Jimin Cricket Welcome to Our World; 4. Dee Ranger Midway Leasing, Inc. Champion Fall Junior Bull Calf Huckleberry Reserve Champion Fall Junior Bull Calf AA Big Hoss 202A - Summer Junior Bull Calves, calved May 1 - June 30, LDR Calen Livin Dream Ranch; 2. RPR Patch of Diamonds Rafter P Ranch; 3. WOWs Storm Welcome to Our World; 4. WOW Chrome Welcome to Our World Champion Summer Junior Bull Calf LDR Calen Reserve Champion Summer Junior Bull Calf RPR Patch of Diamonds 203A - Spring Junior Bull Calves, calved April 1-30, JW s RED ALERT J BAR W Cattle Co.; 2. RHH Shakey Rolling Hills Miniature Herfords; 3. SS SIR Virgil Splitt Creek Ranch 203B - Spring Junior Bull Calves, calved April 1-30, JW s Comstock J BAR W Cattle Co.; 2. DNA S RUDI S COGBURN DNA CATTLE CO; 3. JW s Hit and Run J BAR W Cattle Co.; 4. OSG Cooter Old School Genetics Champion Spring Junior Bull Calf JW s Comstock Reserve Champion Spring Junior Bull Calf JW s RED ALERT 204A - Early Spring Junior Bull Calves, calved March 1-31, DNA S BAILEY S BARTLETT DNA CATTLE CO of CALHAN, CO; 2. SS SIr Copper Splitt Creek Ranch; 3. SPF ADVINTURE Silver Peaks Farm; 4. PB SHF CHUBB E ET Sandy Hills Farm Champion Early Spring Junior Bull Calf DNA S BAILEY S BARTLETT Reserve Champion Early Spring Junior Bull Calf SS SIr Copper 205A - Winter Junior Bull Calves, calved January 1 - February 28, ROCKINDLO WILLY ROCKINDLO RANCH; 2. SLC AMERICAN WHISKEY Stehr Land & Cattle; 3. Mc Mater McIntyre Cattle; 4. HPR Silver Bullit Half Pint Ranch; 5. M&M KIELS MR T. Sandy Hills Farm Champion Winter Junior Bull Calf ROCKINDLO WILLY Reserve Champion Winter Junior Bull SLC AMERICAN WHISKEY 206A - Fall Intermediate Bulls, calved October 1 - December 31, BGB Ben Dover Bear Grove Beef; 2. SS SIlver Stone Splitt Creek Ranch; 3. Mc Bolt McIntyre Cattle; 4. CA Lucky s Charm 4-A Miniature Hereford Champion Fall Intermediate Bull BGB Ben Dover Reserve Champion Fall Intermediate Bull SS SIlver Stone 207A - Summer Intermediate Bulls, calved July 1 - September 30, DF Cascades Tomahawk DuVal Farms; 2. JW s Bring It On J BAR W Cattle Co. Champion Summer Intermediate Bull DF Cascades Tomahawk Reserve Champion Summer Intermediate Bull JW s Bring It On 208A - Spring Intermediate Bulls, calved April 1 - June 30, KW Thunderstruck Double T Cattle Co.; 2. RR BUL- LET River Ridge Mini Herefords; 3. Windsor HSC 314 Harmon Show Cattle; 4. RR TANK River Ridge Mini Herefords 208B - Spring Intermediate Bulls, calved April 1 - June 30, JW s 38 Special J BAR W Cattle Co.; 2. SS SIR Kane Splitt Creek Ranch; 3. SLC BOOMER Stehr Land & Cattle; 4. JW s Gunslinger J BAR W Cattle Co. Champion Spring Intermediate Bull KW Thunderstruck Reserve Champion Spring Intermediate Bull JW s 38 Special 18 Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

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22 National Western Stock Show, cont... Show results 209A - Winter Intermediate Bulls, calved January 1 - March 31, JW s Gold Buckle J BAR W Cattle Co. Champion Winter Intermediate Bull JW s Gold Buckle 210A - Senior Two Year Old Bulls, calved January 1 - December 31, SS SIR Hurrah Splitt Creek Ranch; 2. Dam Nash Midway Leasing, Inc.; 3. AA Wyatt Earp 4-A Miniature Hereford 210B - Senior Two Year Old Bulls, calved January 1 - December 31, SS Turtle Old School Genetics; 2. Livin Dream Odessa s Boone Bye N Bye Miniature Herefords; 3. WW Joyful Jude WW Ranch Champion Senior Bull SS Turtle Reserve Champion Senior Bull SS SIR Hurrah Grand Champion Bull SS Turtle MARKET STEERS 902A - Market Steers, calved January 1 - December 31, RHH DeWalt DeWitt Show Cattle; 2. SLC SOONER Stehr Land & Cattle; 3. Sammi Sosa HSC Sager Cattle; 4. DF Cascades Derringer Ace High Cattle Co; 5. DF Cascades Only Just Begun Abby Eldridge 902B - Market Steers, calved January 1 - December 31, JW s Bullet Proof J BAR W Cattle Co.; 2. WW Golden Boy Double K Mini Herefords; 3. HD TITAN Kodie Fleming; 4. Mc Apollo McIntyre Cattle Champion Market Steer RHH DeWalt Reserve Champion Market Steer JW s Bullet Proof Junior Show 903A - Junior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, KW Yoni s Summer Sunshine Kelli Wicks - Double T Cattle Co.; 2. CA Aubrey Karma Cheraye Aguirre - 4-A Miniature Hereford; 3. RHH Reba Rolling Hills Miniature Herfords 20 Reserve Grand Champion Bull JW s Comstock (pictured above) Pair of Bulls 1. J BAR W Cattle Co.; 2. Splitt Creek Ranch PROSPECT STEERS 901A - Prospect Steers, calved January 1 - December 31, JHCH QS Rocket Man JHCH Farms; 2. 4SR S otto Jeff Vinyard; 3. Moe Taylor s Miniature Herefords; 4. Horseshoe B Mr 68C Kaleb Fleming; 5. RR JOE River Ridge Mini Herefords; 6. YCC CTBB 2 John Yates; 7. RR JR River Ridge Mini Herefords; 8. WW Spike WW Ranch; 9. Horsehoe B Mr 77C Sager Cattle 901B - Prospect Steers, calved January 1 - December 31, LDR Shine On Ad Jensen; 2. TPCC Kutter s Nash 168 ET Kutter Prinz; Flash s MVP ET - Double T Cattle Co.; 4. SP s Sundance Singing Pines Ranch; 5. ROCKINDLO BUSTER ROCKINDLO RANCH; 6. SP s Country Magic Singing Pines Ranch; 7. HPR Rocket Man Half Pint Ranch; 8. WW Bingo WW Ranch; 9. RPR Dick Rafter P Ranch; 10. Mc Olaf McIntyre Cattle Champion Prospect Steer LDR Shine On Reserve Champion Prospect Steer JHCH QS Rocket Man Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 903B - Junior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, RHH Dora Allison Gooden; 2. PH Sassy Squatch Peyton Huss; 3. DNTS Blonde Ginger 12C Matricia Garcia - Lazy Diamond Reverse E Minis 903C - Junior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, Miss Maine Aim Queeny Madison McCullough - Maine Aim Ranch; 2. KR s Miss Magic Blue Bell Kiley Brott - The Kids Ranch of North Plartte; Vances Day Lily Kevin Shapland - Windy Prairie Show Cattle 903D - Junior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, KLD Lola 508C Karly Biddle - Double K Mini Herefords; 2. RPR Millie David M Pence - Rafter P Ranch 903E - Junior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, Double K Piper DK10 Karly Biddle - Double K Mini Herefords; 2. 44CC Diamond Gold 5423 Aubrey Blissard; 3. KD Whisper Cattle Company; 4. LL Playmate Ellie Myca Cantrell - Myca s Minnies 903F - Junior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, Shadows Alex Brice White; 2. Double K Luna DK09 Karly Biddle - Double K Mini Herefords Official Publication of the MHBA

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24 National Western Stock Show, cont... Show results 903G - Junior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, E STLZ ANNA 63C Blayklee Stelzer - Stelzer Livestock; 2. 6E STLZ ELSA 60C Blayklee Stelzer - Stelzer Livestock; Flash s Jazi Faith 22 Cattle Company; 4. Tina Sweet Rosie 4C Matricia Garcia - Lazy Diamond Reverse E Minis Champion Prospect Heifer Shadows Alex Reserve Champion Prospect Heifer KLD Lola 508C 904A - Senior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, - December 31, KLD Lily Kanyen Dopps; 2. 6E Mini Minnie 74B Blayklee Stelzer - Stelzer Livestock; 3. CA Solana Shooting Star Cheraye Aguirre - 4-A Miniature Hereford Aim Ranch; 2. 6E Daisey 40B Blayklee Stelzer - Stelzer Livestock Champion Senior Heifer BPTR Cookie Reserve Champion Senior Heifer Mavis 214B Grand Champion Heifer BPTR Cookie Reserve Grand Champion Heifer Mavis 214B 905A - Junior Prospect Steers, Calved on or after January 1, Mr. Maine Aim Quick Silver Drew McCullough - Maine Aim Ranch; 2. RHH Boots Gabe DeWitt - DeWitt Show Cattle; Vances Lil Davey Kevin Shapland - Windy Prairie Show Cattle B - Senior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, - December 31, Mavis 214B Josie Heter - DTR Cattle Company; 2. SS Miss Happy Splitt Creek Ranch; 3. RHH Elsa Rolling Hills Miniature Herfords 904C - Senior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, - December 31, Betty Joe 914B Josie Heter - DTR Cattle Company; 2. RHH Sky Chase Van Vliet; 3. 44CC Imperial Jewel 4421 Aubrey Blissard 904D - Senior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, - December 31, BPTR Cookie Cale Jensen - Jensen Angus Farm; 2. HD Wyatt s Lily Caitlyn Ramsey; Vance s Lil Raleigh 22 Cattle Company; 4. Sky Cori Meyer; 5. Mc Runaway McIntyre cattle 904E - Senior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, - December 31, Miss Martina Josie Heter - DTR Cattle Company; 2. KLD KoKo Karsen Dopps; 3. PH Betty Sue Peyton Huss 904F - Senior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, - December 31, KAP Huntress Nelda ET Aubrey Blissard; 2. 2SS Lil Miss Shay Matricia Garcia - Lazy Diamond Reverse E Minis 904G - Senior Prospect Heifers, Calved on or after January 1, - December 31, Miss Maine Aim Star Madison McCullough - Maine Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 905B - Junior Prospect Steers, Calved on or after January 1, Flash s MVP ET Kelli Wicks - Double T Cattle Co.; 2. Mc Olaf McIntyre cattle; 3. RPR Dick David M Pence - Rafter P Ranch Champion Prospect Steer 22 Flash s MVP ET Reserve Champion Prospect Steer Mr. Maine Aim Quick Silver 906A - Junior Market Steers, calved January 1 - December 31, RHH DeWalt Gabe DeWitt - DeWitt Show Cattle; 2. SLC SOONER Hanna G. Stehr - Stehr Land & Cattle; 3. DF Cascades Derringer Emma Eldridge - Ace High Cattle Co 906B - Junior Market Steers, calved January 1 - December 31, BGB Butters Caitlyn Ramsey; 2. WW Golden Boy Karly Biddle - Double K Mini Herefords; 3. Mc Apollo McIntyre cattle; 4. DF Cascades only Just Begun Abby Eldridge Champion Market Steer RHH DeWalt Reserve Champion Market Steer BGB Butters 907A - Junior Showmanship- exhibitors age 9-13 as of January 1, Aubrey Blissard; 2. Cale Jensen 908A - Senior Showmanship - exhibitors age as of January 1, Karly Biddle; 2. Gabe DeWitt Official Publication of the MHBA

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26 Show results San Angelo Stock Show San Angelo, TX February 4-6, 2016 Class 1 1. Ricky Lance Miller; 2. Aubree Blissard; 3. Aubree Blissard; 4. Ricky Lance Miller Class 2 1. Ricky Lance Miller; 2. Aubree Blissard; 3. Maddox Shane Hair Class 3 1. Aubree Blissard; 2. Samuel Gideon Sparks; 3. Betty Sue Lee; 4. Trey Adams Class 4 1. Betty Sue Lee Class 7 1. Bill & Dolores Jenkins; 2. Stormee Martin; 3. April L Terrell; 4. Maizy Stence; 5. Maizy Stence Class 8 1. Aubree Blissard; 2. Kilye Shea Winge; 3. Ricky Lance Miller Class Aubree Blissard; 2. Bill & Dolores Jenkins; 3. Emery Glassinger; 4. Emery Glassinger; 5. Emery Glassinger Class Aubree Blissard; 2. Bill & Dolores Jenkins Class Preslie Jean Henkhaus; 2. Mallie Ryan Henkhaus; 3. Ricky Lance Miller Class Trey Adams; 2. Bill & Dolores Jenkins Class Emery Glassinger; 2. Betty Sue Lee Grand Champion Bull Preslie Jean Henkhaus Reserve Grand Champion Bull Mallie Ryan Henkhaus Class Preslie Jean Henkhaus; 2. JARADEN KEARBY; 3. Mallie Ryan Henkhaus Champion Prospect Steer Preslie Jean Henkhaus Reserve Champion Prospect Steer JARADEN KEARBY Class Maddox Shane Hair; 2. Emery Glassinger; 3. Emery Glassinger Grand Champion Heifer Aubree Blissard (pictured above) Champion Market Steer Maddox Shane Hair Reserve Champion Market Steer Emery Glassinger Reserve Grand Champion Heifer Aubree Blissard (pictured above) 24 Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

27 San Angelo Stock Show, cont... Junior Show Class 2 1. Samuel Gideon Sparks; 2. Ashlynn Ja Chelle Lee; 3. Ashlynn Ja Chelle Lee; 4. Maddox Shane; 5. Nik Saenz Class 3 1. Kilye Shea Winge; 2. Kendon Quaid Scott; 3. Raymie Lynn Scott; 4. Maizy Stence; 5. Maizy Stence Class 4 1. Emery Glassinger; 2. Emery Glassinger; 3. Emery Glassinger Champion Heifer Calf Kilye Shea Winge Reserve Champion Heifer Calf Samuel Gideon Sparks Class 7 1. Preslie Jean Henkhaus; 2. Preslie Jean Henkhaus; 3. JARADEN KEARBY Class 8 1. Colt J Terrell; 2. Kutter Martin Champion Prospect Steer Preslie Jean Henkhaus Reserve Champion Prospect Steer Colt J Terrell Class Maddox Shane Hair; 2. Colt J Terrell; 3. Kutter Martin; 4. Emery Glassinger; 5. Emery Glassinger Champion Market Steer Maddox Shane Hair Reserve Champion Market Steer Colt J Terrell Show results Hereford.org Spring

28 Show results San Antonio Stock Show San Antonio, TX February 12-15, 2016 Class 3 1. RSM MISS NASH DAISY LEGEN Miller Ranch; 2. RSM MISS NASH FAVORITE Miller Ranch; 3. EWR SUMMER Englewood Ranch; 4. 44CC TISTANS MAD- DIE 5429 Aubree Blissard; 5. CA AUBRY KARMA Cheraye Aguirre; 6. EWR DAKOTA Englewood Ranch; 7. 44CC IMPERIAL OPAL 5428 Aubree Blissard Champion Fall & Winter Junior Heifer Calf RSM MISS NASH DAISY LEGEN Reserve Champion Fall & Winter Junior Heifer Calf RSM MISS NASH FAVORITE Class 6 1. MISS JB 1519 Jadan Lorette Butler; 2. EWR KALLI Englewood Ranch Class 7 1. RSM SASSY TOUGH PRINCESS Miller Ranch; 2. RAFTER F MISS TORI Rafter F Farm; 3. 44CC SIERRA CARMEL 5425 Aubree Blissard; 4. MISS JB 1517 Taylor Curry Class CA SOLANA SHOOTING STAR Cheraye Aguirre Champion Fall & Winter Intermediate Heifer RHH SNOWFLAKE Reserve Champion Fall & Winter Intermediate Heifer RAFTER F DECKER S EYE CAN Class CC IMPERIAL JEWEL 4421 Aubree Blissard; 2. RSM HUNTERS FAVORITE Miller Ranch; 3. RAFTER F DECKERS LIL CHER Jacob Fulgham Class KAP HUNTRESS NELDA ET Aubree Blissard; 2. 44CC STAR TWINKLE 416 Bill & Dolores Jenkins; 3. RAFTER FINCH S LIL FIE FIE Rafter F Farm; 4. KAP CUNTS LIL QIANA Wyatt Watkins; 5. DDD DREKA Chelsee Hobbs; 6. GAYLES WINNIE Emery Glassinger Champion Summer Intermediate Heifer 44CC IMPERIAL JEWEL 4421 Class CC DIAMOND GOLD 5423 Aubree Blissard; 2. KLD LULU 510C Brayden Vancil; 3. RAFTER F JACK S DAISY Rafter F Farm; 4. SGS MISS CHI SPA STAR Samuel Sparks; 5. SS MISS DEE JB Show Cattle Champion Summer Junior Heifer Calf RSM SASSY TOUGH PRINCESS Reserve Champion Summer Junior Heifer Calf 44CC DIAMOND GOLD 5423 Aubree Blissard Class MSL ZENA 03C Shawn Leifeste; 2. MISS JB 1508 JB Show Cattle; 3. MISS JB 1506 Tallis Butler; 4. RHH LE HIGH HEAVEN Carlisle Braman Class MISS JB 1502 Grace Curry; 2. TL T MISS LILY Aubrey Turner; 3. 4C S AGGIE ROSE 4C Ranch; 4. 4C S SWEET BERNICE 4C Ranch; 5. JOJO GRAINGER Chosen Child Farm and Ranch Champion Spring Junior Heifer Calf MSL ZENA 03C Reserve Spring Junior Heifer Calf MISS JB 1502 Class RHH SNOWFLAKE Carlisle Braman; 2. RAFTER F DECKER S EYE CAN Jacob Fulgham; 3. 44CC SOLA- NA LUCY 417 Bill & Dolores Jenkins; 4. GF TRAPPED IN SEPTEMBER Montanna Lynn Trapp Reserve Champion Summer Intermediate Heifer KAP HUNTRESS NELDA ET (pictured above) Class KAP CLINT S LIL JAIDA Shawn Leifeste; 2. BRAYDEN S ROMA Brayden Del Rio; 3. SS FOXY ROX- IE Madeline Braman; 4. KAP 1/2 HUNTRESS BRENA ET Madeline Braman; 5. MISSJB 1402 Madeline Braman; 6. RAFTER FINCH$ MISS KINSY Madeline Braman; 7. RAFTER F DECKERS LIZ2Y Bentli Levien; 8. KAP LIL HUNTRESS ALANA ET Carlisle Braman; 9. HORSESHOE B MISS 11B2ET Emery Glassinger; 10. KAP HUNTRESS FEDRA ET Braxton Butler; CC ARIZONA OAK 449 Emery Glassinger Champion Spring Intermediate Heifer KAP CUNTS LIL JAIDA Reserve Champion Spring Intermediate Heifer BRAYDEN S ROMA Grand Champion Heifer KAP CLINT S LIL JAIDA Reserve Grand Champion Heifer BRAYDEN S ROMA 26 Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

29 San Antonio Stock Show, cont... Pair of Females 1. Aubree Blissard ; 2. Bill & Dolores Jenkins; 3. Rafter F Farm Champion Pair of Females Aubree Blissard (pictured above) Reserve Champion Pair of Females Bill & Dolores Jenkins (pictured above) Class RSM SUPER NASH NUGGET Miller Ranch; 2. EWR DAXTER Englewood Ranch; 3. MR. CM CHRISTOFF 1165C Covered M Cattle; 4. AA BIG HOSS Andrew Aguirre Champion Fall & winter Junior Bull Calf RSM SUPER NASH NUGGET Reserve Champion Fall & Winter Bull Calf EWRDAXTER Class CS STAN LEE 4C Ranch Champion Summer Junior Bull Calf 4CS STAN LEE Class EWR BRUTUS Englewood Ranch Champion Two Year Old Bull RAFTER F DECKERS ROMEO Grand Champion Bull RAFTER F DECKERS ROMEO (pictured above) Reserve Grand Champion Bull 44CC ROCKYS STANLEY 418 Class SKIPPY (KGS LONNIE) Jayden Mello; 2. RAFTER F JACKS JOKER Rafter F Farm; 3. RAFTER F41 PEA Rafter F Farm; 4. PRINCE LYNN Chosen Child Farm And Ranch Class RHH WO SHOW ME JOE Jacqueline Harkins; 2. JAM WILLIE Zachary Werchan; 3. 4C S STUDLEY DUD- LEY 4C Ranch; 4. 3L WATT Chelsee Hobbs Class TLT GATE Aubrey Turner; 2. 4C S PRETTY BOY PATCHES 4C Ranch; 3. HD MR RAFFY Jorie Jenschke Champion Prospect Steer TLT GATE Reserve Champion Prospect Steer SKIPPY (KGS LONNIE) Show results Class JAM LITTLE WOODY Mitchell And Marshall Lowke Champion Spring Junior Bull Calf EWR BRUTUS Reserve Champion Spring Junior Bull Calf JAM LITTLE WOODY Class CC ROCKYS STANLEY 418 Emeiy Glassinger; 2. CA LUCKY CHARM Cheraye Aguirre; 3. 4C S CLAR- ENCE NELSON 4C Ranch Champion Fall & Winter Intermediate Bull 44CC ROCKYS STANLEY 418 Reserve Champion Fall & Winter Intermediate Bull CA LUCKY CHARM Class RAFTER F DECKERS ROMEO Rafter F Farm Class KAP DAMIEN THEODORE ET Justin Speis; 2. SSMR LONDON Heath Harkins; 3. EWR MERLIN Englewood Ranch; 4. JH RAINMAKER Emery Glassinger Class SS MR APOLLO Taylor Curry; 2. KLD JOHN WAYNE SB Brylie Turner; 3. KAP THEODORE FREY ET Aubrey Turner; 4. KAP JACEN HUNTER ET Wyatt Watkins; 5. ORTH S ROMA BURBON ET Halle Ryanne Orth Champion Market Steer SS MR APOLLO Reserve Champion Market Steer KLD JOHN WAYNE 58 Hereford.org Spring

30 San Antonio Stock Show, cont... Show results Pre Junior Class CC DIAMOND GOLD 5423 Aubree Blissard; 2. SGS MISS CHI SPA STAR Samuel Sparks; 3. EWR KAL- LI JB Show Cattle; 4. SS MISS DEE JB Show Cattle; 5. KK MRS REMINGTON ET Hagen Boullion Class 7 1. MSL ZENA 03C Shawn A Leifeste; 2. MISSJB 1502 Grace Curry; 3. MISSJB 1508 JB Show Cattle; 4. TLT MISS LILY Aubrey Turner; 5. RHH LE HIGH HEAVEN Carlsile Braman Champion Spring & Summer Heifer MSL ZENA 03C Reserve Champion Spring & Summer Heifer 44CC DIAMOND GOLD 5423 Class RHH SNOWFLAKE Carlisle Braman; 2. 44CC IMPERIAL JEWEL 4421 Aubree Blissard; 3. RAFTER F DECKER S EYE CAN Jacob Fulgham; 4. DT JASPER Kilye Shea Winge; 5. GF TRAPPED IN SEPTEMBER Montanna Lyn Trapp; 6. HD WYATT S SAGE Hagen Boullion Champion Summer & Fall Intermediate Heifer RHH SNOWFLAKE Reserve Champion Summer & Fall Intermediate Heifer 44CC IMPERIAL JEWEL 4421 Class RHH WO SHOW ME JOE Jacqueline Harkins; 2. JAM WILLIE Zachary Werchan; 3. CCC LITTLE RED Delane Ray Ables Class SKIPPY (KGS LONNIE) Jayden Mello; 2. HD MR RAFFY Jorie Jenschke Class TLT GATE Aubrey Turner Champion Prospect Steer TLT GATE Reserve Champion Prospect Steer SKIPPY (KGS LONNIE) Class CRB ODISYS EMMETT Brycen Dorman; 2. PAISANO CATTLE MR 03B Paisano Cattle Company; 3. HORSE- SHOE B MR 103A Tucker Allen Class SS MR LONDON Heath Harkins; 2. JH RAIN- MAKER Emery Glassinger; 3. EWR MERLIN Barrett Kirkwood Class KLD JOHN WAYNE 5B Brylie Turner; 2. KAP THEO- DORE FREY ET Aubrey Turner; 3. KAP JACEN HUNTER ET Wyatt Watkins Class KAP CLINT S LIL JAIDA Shawn A Leifeste; 2. BRAYDEN S ROMA Brayden Del Rio; 3. HUNTRESS NELDA ET Aubree Blissard; 4. KAP 1/2 HUNTRESS BRENA ET Madeline Braman; 5. RAFTER F DECKERS LIZZY Benti Levien; 6. MISS JB 1402 Madeline Braman; 7. KAP HUNTRESS FEDRA ET Braxton Butler; 8. RAFTER F INCHS MISS KINSY Madeline Braman; 9. KAP LIL HUNTESSS ALANA ET Carlisle Braman; CC ARIZONA OAK 449 Emery Glassinger Champion Spring & Summer Intermediate Heifer KAP CLINT S LIL JAIDA Reserve Champion Spring & Summer Intermediate Heifer BRAYDEN S ROMA Grand Champion Pre Junior Female KAP CLINT S LIL JAIDA Reserve Grand Champion Pre Junior Female BRAYDEN S ROMA Class ORTH S ROMA BURBON ET Halle Ryanne Orth Champion Market Steer KLD JOHN WAYNE 5B Reserve Champion Market Steer KAP THEODORE FREY ET Champion Showman Aubree Blissard 28 Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

31 Left & Right: I converted an unused auto shop at the high school into an animal Lab. We calve the cows, and the calves visit the school. I share the lab and invite the success room (severe to moderate handicapped students) to participate with labs and be with the animals. It is an awesome feeling watching the students respond to these animals. Val (the calf born on Valentine s Day) put his head on Parkers shoulder and started licking his hand. It was an awesome moment. Submitted by Jason Hershfield Right: Super proud of all these kids! Showing for Soldiers in Paris, TX; Heifer on the left held her own against full size cattle and Herefords and was Reserve over all. Submitted by Cherokee Ranch Breeders, Leonard, TX Classifieds, Etc. Above: Quaid McIntyre showing MAU Princess Anna at the NWSS. Great form! Left: New to the world; Middle: Seeing double!; Right: A kid and his calf... Submitted by Tracy Kelliher, Kearney NE Reserve a Calf! $2,000 Pagosa Springs, CO WW Ranch - North We are now accepting reservations for our 2016 calves to begin arriving in March. With Grand Championships for twenty of our bulls, heifers, steers or their progeny, your odds are good to get a winner! To reserve a calf, we require a half down-payment with the balance due upon delivery after weaning in November. Heifers are $3,500 each, bulls $3,000 each, and steers $2,000 each - first come first served. In other words, whoever reserves first will have first choice among the babies! (photos on MiniatureHereford.org) Hereford.org Spring

32 Region Reports Region 5 Spring is coming! Hope all of you are having a successful calving season. The interest in our breed continues to grow and as many of you know we had a huge showing at the National Western Stock Show. Thank you to all of those who worked tirelessly to make the show a success and to all the exhibitors & breeders for presenting an outstanding group of cattle. I would also like to thank the consignors and buyers at the Iowa Beef Expo, despite negative temperatures and terrible roads we continue to see interests grow. We are continuing our efforts for the MHJN (Miniature Hereford Junior Nationals) to be held in Ames, Iowa scheduled for June We are looking forward to this event to develop our youth and further promote our breed. This event takes a considerable amount of funding so I would like to encourage all of our breeders to consider supporting this event a small donation will go a long way for our kids. We have already received some fantastic support with the Iowa Beef Expo donations lots from Lil Kaf Ranch with a semen lot donation of CT s Polli s Pacer purchased by Christenson Cattle Co. and Double T Cattle Co. for a semen lot donation of KW Thunderstuck purchased by Taylor Miniature Herefords. We would also thank Muir Embroidery for their donation lot and the support with T-Shirts. If you have not ordered your shirt please contact Kelli Wicks, she has done a great job spearheading this project. Thanks to all for your support of MHJN fundraising! Jerry DuVal, Region 8 Director Region 8 It looks like spring is here in Region 8 with daffodils and tulips blooming everywhere. Our calving season is off and running and hope yours is too. Please send us the photos of your new little ones so that we can put them in the Moos Letter. We would like to send out a welcome to all of our new members in the Region and I hope that I will meet each and every one of you sometime this year. If you have any questions or need any assistance, please don t hesitate to give me a call. If you do not currently receive our Moos Letter, or if you know of anyone else who would like to be on our list, please let me know. My family and I wish everyone in Region 8 as well as all of our Miniature Hereford families a wonderful spring and enjoyable calving season. Contact us at: duvalfarms@gmail.com Jerry DuVal, Region 8 Director daminihereford@pmt.org 175 W. 200 S. Rupert, Idaho Miniature Hereford News; Issue #22 Official Publication of the MHBA

33 2015 MHBA Treasurer s Report Beginning Balance Jan 1, 2015 $ 21, Inflows Inflows Membership Dues $ 27, Miniature Hereford News Ads $ 7, Online Advertising $ Sponsorships $ 1, Cattle Auctions NWSS $ 27, Houston $ 103, Cattle Auction Consignment NWSS $ Houston Cattle Auction Commission NWSS $ 5, Houston $ 10, NWSS Banquet Dinner Tickets $ 4, NWSS Banquet Silent Auction $ 6, Junior National MH Expo Entries/Other in $ 11, NAILE Entries & Fees $ 6, Funds re: Iowa $ 4, From NAMHA $ Jr Show Entries $ MHYF Pass Through $ 2, Total Inflows $ 220, Outflows Outflows Magazine Expense $ 13, Cattle Auction Payout NWSS $ 27, Houston $ 103, Cattle Auction Expense NWSS $ 4, Houston $ 6, NWSS Banquet Dinner Expense $ 4, Show Expenses NWSS $ 5, San Antonio $ 2, Houston $ 4, Iowa State Fair $ 4, PNW at Oregon State Fair $ 1, Nebraska State Fair $ 1, Spokane Interstate Fair $ Tri State Fair, Amarillo TX $ 1, State Fair of Texas, Dallas $ 1, NILE, Billings, MT $ 1, American Royal, Kansas City $ 1, NAILE, Louisville, KY ** $ 10, MH Junior Naitonal Expo $ 12, Internet Maintenance $ 1, Membership Refund / Dues Overpayment $ Membership Expense $ Accounting Services (Tax Return) MHBA $ NAMHA (final) $ Bank Charges / Fees $ Card Processing Fees $ 1, Election Expense $ Office Expenses $ MHYF Donations Pass Through $ 2, Total Outflows $ 216, Ending Balance December 31, 2015 $ 25, Hereford.org Spring

34 Sire... KAP Orson Hunter Dam... KAP Cady Sampson National Western Stock Show Grand Champion Female K L DKIT A t the worlds largest and highest quality Mini Hereford show this breed has ever seen, one heifer shined above them all, KLD KIT. That wasn t Kit s first time to find the backdrop, she also was the Grand Champion female at the 2015 National Junior Show. She was twice the Reserve Grand Champion female. Both times the only heifer to beat her was her full sister, KLD Cally. This pair of full sisters swept both the Junior and Open Show in Louisville in With our extensive ET program we will have 15 maternal sibs to KLD Kit and KLD Cally born in We already have ET heifer calves on the ground out of Cally and since returning from Denver, Kit has made 20 heifer calf embryo s in the last 30 days! Those heifer calves will be hitting the ground in 2017! Make sure to contact us about your next heifer, steer, semen or embryos.

35 April 12 th, 2016 Online Production Sale Opens... 11:00 AM CST Closes... 7:00 PM CST Selling 30 of the Worlds Best Miniature Hereford Show Heifers, Steers, Bulls, Bred Cows, Cow/calf Pairs, Embryos and Semen! Watch website for more details. Brian, Daydree, Kodie, Karsen & Kanyen Dopps 1621 W 140th Milton, KS Steve Sanders, co-owner/papa Darrin Barbour, manager , Darrin s cell

36 Miniature Hereford Breeders Association c/o Charlotte Williams, Secretary PO Box 3430 Pagosa Springs, CO 81147