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Saturday-Dec-6-2008-Noon-Whaley-Polled-Herefords Saturday, Dec. 6, 2008 • Noon Sale Day Phone (706) 277-0832 SALE SCHEDULE FRIDAY , DEC . 5, 2008 3 p.m. ........................................................... Cattle available for viewing 6:30 p.m. ......................................................Christmas party and dinner SATURDAY , DEC . 6, 2008 8:30 a.m. ..........................................................Coffee, juice and pastries 9:15 a.m. ...................... Shopping excursion for ladies to Raspberry Row (www.raspberryrow.com), Dalton, Ga. 11 a.m. .........................................................................................Lunch 12 noon .............................................“An Affair To Remember III” sale HO S TED BY : Truman and Starr Whaley 2634 Riverbend Rd. • Dalton, GA 30721 www.whaleypolledherefords.com Home (706) 266-3240 • Office (706) 277-3993 Cell (706) 260-1797 Tim Connell, Farm Manager Cell (706) 581-6805 James Ponders, Cow Herd Manager Cell (706) 581-0809 GUE S T CON S I G NOR S : Sale Broadcast On LiveAuctionsTV.com River Ridge Ranch, Durand, Ill. Nate, Courtney and Delaney Wirtjes Black Hat Ranch, Watkinsville, Ga. See, hear and buy live during the auction from your Richard and Hunter Grayson home computer. For more information contact, Brad Fahrmeier at (816) 392-9241 Real-time bidding is available via the internet for this sale. Buyers must create an account prior to the sale. Please visit www.LiveAuctions.tv to create an account and request a buyer number. An Affair To Remember III — Dec. 6, 2008 1 e welcome you once again to the beautiful hills of north Georgia during one of the most festive holiday seasons of the year. We wish that we could tell you that we were once again in the midst of a rainy season, but sadly that is not true for 2008 as it was not true for 2007. The severe Wdrought that we have been under was lessened very little during the first part of this year and we are once again praying for a few rainy days! But that hasn’t deflated our spirits and we still have a good selection of workable cattle for you to take home with the knowledge that they will work in any part of the country. A lot of things have transpired in the two years since “An Affair to Remember II”, including the addition of another grandchild, our first granddaughter, born in June (one day before Truman’s birthday). We have so enjoyed the addition of these two wonderful grandchildren and look forward to their participation in Whaley Polled Herefords in the future. Starr served a term as chairman on the National Organization of Poll-ettes (NOP) Board and along with our son, Cameron, got to perform on stage with Randy Owen at “Music on the Mountain” in May of this year. How can they ever top that? We have also lost friends to untimely deaths, saw friends disperse cattle herds and watched our country caught in the throes of another political campaign to determine our country’s future. Almost too much to absorb in a short two-year span! During this time we have very diligently worked to build a herd of animals that would be worthy of presenting for your inspection and approval at this year’s “An Affair to Remember III.” We feel that we have a broad spectrum of genetics to offer you in this years sale. As of August, 2008, WPH became the proud owner of Remitall Route 66 and he will now be walking the hills of north Georgia very soon! Cameron, Erin, We will be offering the first of our Route 66 calves in this sale along with the first Pearl Reece and Eva daughters that we have parted with. In addition to these, we will have a generous selection of daughters from our battery of donors, including the T16 cow. We welcome our friends, River Ridge Ranch and Black Hat Ranch, as they join us as guest consignors this year. We’re sure you will find their offerings to your liking. Just another opportunity to buy Christmas presents for everyone! We invite you to join us on Friday night, December 5, 2008, for our wonderful Christmas dinner and party. We are going to have a Christmas Egg Sale following dinner, bringing you some of our best embryos for your Christmas stockings. On Saturday morning, December 6, we have a shopping expedition planned for the ladies to a quaint home décor shop, Raspberry Row, located in Dalton, Ga. We plan on leaving our farm at 9:15 so that we can get everyone back for lunch at 11. The sale will begin at noon on Saturday. Mark your calendars for this fun-filled and exciting weekend in Georgia. We may have 70 degree weather or we may have snow! Just come prepared. Truman and Starr Whaley Truman and Starr 2 An Affair To Remember III — Dec. 6, 2008 Murray County Veterinary Services 344 Duvall Rd. • Chatsworth, GA 30705 elcome to this years edition of the “An Affair to Remember III”. My association with this wonderful family began many years ago when the herd health team consisted of Truman, Mr. Carl Whaley and myself. During the early days, Mr. Carl, armed with aW feed bucket and brush, trained all the cows to stand still in the pasture while he brushed and groomed them. The program has grown tremendously since those days, but the attention to detail and quality remain the same. Tim Connell, with help from James Ponders, does an excellent job of managing the herd. Through the years, we have tried to keep in place the most comprehensive herd health program pos- sible. This program includes vaccination of all adult cattle for IBR, PI3, BVD, BRSV, Vibrio, Five-way Lepto, Haemophilus Somnus, Pinkeye and Eight Way Clostridium. Calves are vaccinated at approxi- mately three months of age with a similar program. The process is repeated at weaning. In order to insure the best possible prevention, we have moved to a modified live vaccine for viral vaccinations. All heifers are calfhood vaccinated for Brucellosis with RB-51 Strain vaccine. All cattle are dewormed twice yearly and dewormers are rotated as needed to prevent parasite resistance. Whaley Polled Herefords is both a Certified Brucellosis Free and TB Free herd. Their herd number is 278. The health of this herd is excellent. A sound nutritional program which includes proper pasture fertil- ization and winter protein supplementation is also in place. A good quality vitamin-mineral supplement is available free-choice to all cattle. Health papers have been written on all sale lots and any needed permit numbers for interstate shipment will be obtained for you. I will be present on sale day and will be glad to answer any questions about the Whaley herd health program or just to discuss one of my favorite subjects, beef cattle herd health. Sincerely, Sale Crew 2006 An Affair To Remember III — Dec. 6, 2008 3 Feature Lots Selling Choice Lot 1 — WPH VictoR 4009 103K 6091 ET Lot 1A — WPH VictoR 4009 103K 6090 ET Sire of Lots 1 and 1A — HRP VictoR 72A 4009 Dam of Lots 1 and 1A — LLL DRF P70 Kira 49H 103K Lot WPH VICToR 4009 103K 6091 ET BW 2.9; WW 42; YW 73; MM 17; M&G 38 • It’s taken a long time for us to breed animals such as these. P42789212 — Calved: Sept. 11, 2006 — Tattoo: BE 6091 When you’re looking for a breeding bull, the first thing that Bull comes to mind in today’s world is the ability of that animal to produce a live calf with no assistance. When you look at the Lot birth weights on these animals and the birth weight of the sire WPH VICToR 4009 103K 6090 ET and the accuracy of that birth weight, you automatically know that this is a true, tried and proven number. And then when P42789211 — Calved: Sept. 10, 2006 — Tattoo: BE 6090 you consider the remaining EPDs that are above breed average HRP DPH VICTOR 2105 72A Bull HRP VICTOR 72A 4009 for the AHA, you have a package of EPDs that you can trust. P23839228 RHF 964 VICTRA 4057 As Charlie Boyd once said, the EPD numbers that we now have are 70% more accurate than any other measurable trait and I S&S DRF KJ CATTLEMAN 49H LLL DRF P70 KIRA 49H 103K believe that is true. The sire of these two bulls is our maternal P42118442 CES VICKY 776 P70 giant, 4009. When you blend that with P70 and her ability to produce great females, you certainly have a bull that will add value to your herd. I could not decide which one was the best, so I decided to let you make that decision. 1 • We will sell 1/2 interest in one of these animals. 41A An Affair To Remember III — Dec. 6, 2008 Special Lot Lot 2 — DCC 4009 Nancy 5118 ET Lot DCC 4009 NANCy 5118 ET P42582983 — Calved: March 1, 2005 Cow Tattoo: LE 5118/ RE DCC HRP DPH VICTOR 2105 72A HRP VICTOR 72A 4009 P23839228 RHF 964 VICTRA 4057 REMITALL HOLLYWOOD 37H REMITALL NANCY 203M P42349445 RU 20X NANCY 138F BW 3.8; WW 48; YW 91; MM 14; M&G 38 • Nancy 5118 is an exceptional 4009 daughter that we purchased from DeShazer in Texas. She is a perfect example of the blend of the high-powered Victor blood and that of the Remitall cattle. She is an excellent producer as demonstrated by the Mint heifer calf by her side. Be sure to take note of the excellent udder quality and the overall appearance of this animal. This is one of the best Mint babies that we have had born to date.
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