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Simmental Bull Sale Transcon’s Peace Country Simmental Bull Sale Tuesday, February 27, 2018 1:00 p.m. VJV Auctions, Beaverlodge, AB Bulls selling from: Albrecht Farms KSL Simmentals Tri-K Cattle O Double E Simmentals Offering 89 Bulls 40 coming two year olds (21 Fullblood, 19 Red) 49 yearlings (8 Fullblood, 28 Red, 13 Black) SALE GROSS $311,800.00 22 FULLBLOOD LONG YEARLINGS AVERAGED $5,445.00 11 FULLBLOODS AVERAGED $4,500.00 2 PUREBRED LONG YEARLING BULLS $6,375.00 17 PUREBREDS AVERAGED $4,688.00 11 BLK PUREBRED AVERAGED $4,550.00 HIGH SELLING BULLS LOT #8 (PUREBRED) $14,500.00 ASHWORTH FARM & RANCH LTD., K. ASHWORTH, OUNGRE, SK LOT #38 (FULLBLOOD) $12,750.00 NICKEL FARMS, ED, C & A NICKEL, BITTERN LAKE, AB LOT #53 (PUREBRED) $8,750.00 TIMOTHY & LOIS TOEWS, BEAVERLODGE, AB LOT #61(BLK PUREBRED) $8,500.00 WESTFORK FARMS, SID HOGG, HYTHE, AB LOT #54(FULLBLOOD) $7,500.00 PEACE VIEW COLONY, DAWSON CREEK, BC LOT #56(FULLBLOOD) $7,500.00 CHANLEY JASSMAN, SPIRIT RIVER, AB LOT #41(FULLBLOOD) $7,000.00 DOLEN LAND & CATTLE, SPIRIT RIVER, AB LOT #42(FULLBLOOD) $7,000.00 M.J. SIMMENTALS, J & M GINGLES, BEAVERLODGE, AB LOT #55(FULLBLOOD) $7,000.00 BRENT SAWCHUK, BEAVERLODGE, AB LOT #37(FULLBLOOD) $6,250.00 PEACE VIEW COLONY, DAWSON CREEK, BC LOT #45(FULLBLOOD) $6,000.00 MELBERN HOLDINGS LTD., TRAVIS TOEWS, BEAVERLODGE, AB VOLUME BUYERS 4 LOTS $16,900.00 901740 ALTA LTD. (FARM), JODY HALE, WORSLEY, AB 3 LOTS $20,050.00 WESTFORK FARMS SID HOGG, HYTHE, AB 3 LOTS $19,250.00 PEACE VIEW COLONY, DAWSON CREEK, BC TRANSCON ON ORDER LOT # 8 $14,500.00 ASHWORTH FARM & RANCH LTD., OUNGRE, SK LOT #44 $5,000.00 Y COULEE LAND & CATTLE CO LTD., FRENCHMAN BUTTE SK LOT # 32 $4,000.00 RAFTER JJ ENTERPRISES, ROSE PRAIRIE, BC 3 LOTS TOTALLING $23,500.00 4 Transcon’s Albrecht Farms 57 - 69 Steve & Tammy Albrecht home: 780 864-4259 cell: 780 832-0883 Peace Country Ryan & Tara Albrecht cell: 780 933-5448 Box 158, Spirit River, AB T0H 3G0 Simmental Bull Sale email: [email protected] KSL Simmentals 25 - 56 Tuesday, 1:00 p.m. Feb. 27,2018 Keegan Scorgie & Brad Smith VJV Auctions, Beaverlodge, AB Site 7, Box 33, RR 1, Beaverlodge, AB T0H 0C0 Keegan cell: 780 518-6572 Brad cell: 587 202-0254 email: [email protected] Sales Management Comments Tri K Cattle 1 - 24 Welcome to the annual Transcon Peace Country Bull Sale. We have seen Keith, Kerriley & Keiran Hodges tremendous growth at this annual event with 89 bulls catalogued this year. Box 655, Beaverlodge, AB T0H 0C0 This will be one of the largest offerings of long yearling bulls of the sale Keith: 780 831-7999 Keiran: 780 933-5637 season. There will be a great selection of polled Fullbloods and horned email: [email protected] Fullbloods, with a few Reds and Blacks. KSL and O Double E specialize O Double E Farms 70 - 89 in raising grass fed bulls with that extra age advantage, bulls that will have Elden, Ole, Einar Bakkehaug the little extra size to handle a few more cows. Box 156, Hythe, AB T0H 2C0 The yearling section of the sale is the strongest set of beef bulls ever offered 780 356-2113 Elden cell: 780 518-3536 Ole cell: 780 518-1985 at this event. Reds, Blacks, Fullbloods with some very elite bulls in each email: [email protected] group. There will be calving ease and power bulls. Every farm I visited I was truly impressed that they raised the bar from last year. There will be some breeder bulls here! If you have not attended this sale in the past you will want to mark it on your calendar this year. This is a very powerful set of bulls and may be the largest Simmental sale in the Peace Country. Plan to view the bulls early and enjoy a truly unique meal. I look forward to the brisket! If you are unable to attend please feel free to give any of us at Transcon a call. Glenn Norton Auctioneer: Don Oberg Special Representatives: Cody Haney Robert Lind Sale day phones: Transcon cells: Glenn Norton Jay Good 403 556-5563 Darren Paget 403 323-3985 780 542-0634 Glenn Norton 780 542-0634 Cody Haney 403 559-8809 Headquarters Hotel Beaverlodge Motor Inn 780 354-2291 $50 off per bull if picked up sale day. All bulls can be delivered free of charge within 300 kms. Bulls can go back to the seller’s farms to be wintered free of charge until May 1, but they must be insured. Join us for complimentary pre sale meal sponsored by Joco Trucking Ltd. Jay Good Darren Paget Cody Haney 403 556-5563 403 323-3985 403 559-8809 www.transconlivestock.com Thank you to Ritchie Bros. for supplying the coffee & donuts. email: [email protected] *There is a 3% administration fee on all MasterCard and Ph: 403 638-9377 Fax: 403 206-7786 Visa purchases - paid by the buyer. Box 300, Sundre, AB T0M 1X0 Catalog production by Jameswaycatalogs.com 2 Tri K Cattle Welcome to the Peace Country Simmental Bull Sale. We are very happy to be part of such a progressive sale in the heart of the Peace Country where buyers have access to both top end yearlings and age advantage bulls all in one building. We would also like to thank all of our past customers for their support and confidence in our program. Without you we wouldn’t be able to follow our passion in rais- ing quality Purebred Simmentals. This year’s offering is extremely strong and uniform, a great sign of the direction our cow herd is progressing towards. The lead off bulls from our MRL Matrix herd sire are something special. He has been a breed changer for us with the amount of substance and soundness he puts into his offspring. Not to mention he is an outcross from almost all Red genetics anywhere offered in the Peace Country. Much like Matrix himself, turn his sons out with a big group of cows and watch what they can do! We follow up with a strong offering of Black and Fullbloods as well that are sired from proven bulls we have successfully marketed in the past years. We look forward to seeing everybody at the farm before the sale and/or sale day. Make sure to enjoy our sale meal and hospitality. All bulls are semen checked and guaranteed. We will make sure your cows get bred. Feel free to give Dad or myself a shout on any of the bulls. Hope everyone has a great 2018! $5,500.00 POLLED PUREBRED MALE PG1220199 KKH 57E 23 January 2017 WHEATLAND PREDATOR 922W MRL EL TIGRE 52Z MRL MISS 836W MRL MATRIX 38B PG846265 KKH EVEREST 57E TH BLACK EDITION 8R MRL MISS 476U 1 DUSTY-ROSE JADE 317L Homo Polled. No surprise here we lead off our offering with a very impressive Matrix calf. This is a bull that KOP CROSBY 137W CROSSROAD CHEVALIER 163Z has all the bells and whistles. Loads of muscle, extremely wide topped and has exceptionally good feet. CROSSROAD RAE 367R TRI K MS PIONEER 101B PG1119643 57E ties in our original breeding vision of crossing Matrix to our highly maternal Chevy daughters. This guy PIONEER GOOD N SOLID 11S TRI K PIONEER 22X is dark, dark red and has a great disposition. 101B is a beautiful young cow that raised one of our feature WEST HEART NORMA 47HN bulls last year that sold for $8200 to Stacey Williams. I wrote in the maternal brother’s footnotes that 57E’s BW: 99. AdjWW: 956. AdjYW: 1478. mother was a cow going to do big things in the future but raising our lead off bull for her second calf has CE: 2.8 BW: 5.8 WW: 79.4 YW: 119.3 Milk: 26.0 MCE: 6.6 MWWT: 65.6 exceeded our expectations. This guy is the real deal. KKH MATRIX 129E POLLED PUREBRED MALE PG1220177 KKH 129E 15 January 2017 2 WHEATLAND PREDATOR 922W MRL EL TIGRE 52Z MRL MISS 836W MRL MATRIX 38B PG846265 TH BLACK EDITION 8R MRL MISS 476U DUSTY-ROSE JADE 317L HOOKS SHEAR FORCE 38K MRL RED FORCE 12U MRL MISS 824S NUG MISS 29Z PG779391 IPU RED BARON 11T NUG MISS 109X LBR ZIMA 29K BW: 105. AdjWW: 775. AdjYW: 1133. CE: 6.6 BW: 3.9 WW: 69.6 YW: 92.2 Milk: 22.5 MCE: 5.8 MWWT: 57.3 Homo Polled. This bull is stout. He has had a look to him since day one. Dark red, good bone structure and a gentle disposition. His mother is a cow from Maxwell Simmentals who has done a very good job for us. OUT 3 Tri K Cattle $5,750.00 POLLED PUREBRED MALE PG1220201 KKH 98E 15 January 2017 WHEATLAND PREDATOR 922W MRL EL TIGRE 52Z MRL MISS 836W KKH ESKIMO 98E MRL MATRIX 38B PG846265 3 TH BLACK EDITION 8R MRL MISS 476U Hetero Polled. A great Matrix son that is put together right and backed by a really strong cow family. DUSTY-ROSE JADE 317L His mother can raise herd bulls. Last year’s bull went to the great folks at Dead Horse Creek Cattle Co. DORA LEE’S EQUINOX FF54T APLX ENVOY 2Y Combining the power of Matrix with one of the most powerful Fullblood cows on the farm has turned into DLD LADY WESTERN FF48R LONE STONE MS ENVOY 91B 1121371 a real home run.
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