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West Virginia Beef Expo West Virginia Beef Expo April 11 - 13, 2019 Jackson’s Mill, Weston, WV Show: April 12th 9:00 a.m. Sale: April 13th 10:00 a.m. Sale Day Phone: 1-304-516-8534 2018 Grand Champion Bull WFAM Beat Me If You Can Sale Manager: Auctioneer: Lisa George Col. John Spiker 184-19 (304) 516-8534 (304) 884-7916 Welcome to the WV Beef Expo Thanks for looking into the West Virginia Beef Expo’s Limousin offering for 2019. We think you will enjoy searching for the genetics to help make your beef business easier, more progressive, more profitable and more enjoyable. The Limousin breed will serve profit-minded cow/calf producers In today’s competitive markets. If I can be of assistance in your selection of bulls or females in the Limousin sale, feel free to contact me. Thank you for your interest, Lisa George, Sale Manager All Limousin Bulls In This Sale Cattle Sell Under The Standard Have Passed A Semen Test. Sale Terms And Conditions Of There Will Be A $1,200.00 The North American Limousin Minimum Bid On Each Bull. Foundation. Consignors Circle L Limousin Lots: 103, 109, 110, 111, 115, 117, 118, 125 Gene Burga & Sons Lots: 107, 108, 114, 122 George Family Limousin Farm Lots: 102, 128 JenniferFriend Lots: 116 Lorelai Browning Lots: 127 Maple Lane Farm Lots: 105, 106, 120, 121, 124, 126 Miller Farm Lots: 112, 113, 123 Ogilbee Limousin Lots: 101, 104, 119 imousin reeders ulls WV L B B Lot Lot RDOC STORMY NIGHT WFAM YOU WANNA BE ME 101 102 Red ~ Double Polled Double Black ~ Double Polled Purebred ~ 05/15/2017~ RDOC 710E BW 120 Purebred ~ 05/16/2017 ~ WFAM 123E BW 85 NPM2126699 WW NPM2157156 WW Ogilbee Limousin George Family Limousin Farm YW YW CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC 11 1.0 52 73 20 6 11 0.6 56 85 22 5 0.69 DDDT ROUNDER EOEA LIFE IS A HIGHWAY DDDT STORMY DOEA JACK STARLIGHT FROST DOEA MAXIMUM KISSES WULFS WALCOTT F711W NICO FIVE WULFS XCELLSIOR X252X WFAM VINTAGE BELOW 12B NICO POLLED KRISTEN WINE 5A CYKY DANDELION WINE 5Y Stormy Night is the herd bull you have been looking for. He’s got a good temperament This super stout herd sire prospect is the kind you want in your front pasture. With and plenty of muscle to go with his body size. He is big enough to breed cows but will his great phenotype and balanced epd;s he will produce calves that add to your bottom still work great on heifers. line. He is a Full brother to last years Grand Champion Bull at the WV Beef Expo. CBBR MIDNIGHT CARGO Lot 103 Double Black ~ Double Polled Lim Flex 56% ~ 9/17/2017 ~ CBBR 5517E BW LFM2143655 WW Circle L Limousin YW CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC 9 0.2 55 85 22 4 ARYO GUN POWDER 7A CLLL CARGO 75C LH YEARS OF GLORY 018Y MIDNIGHT ROUSE EXAR TALLADEGA 78018 CLLL FLEXIE 2055S CARGO is a double polled, double black bull who is going to make a phenomenal calving ease bull. This bull is very laid back and friendly. He 2018 Grand Champion Bull comes from a phenomenal herd bull who creates great cattle that develop great carcass weights and marbling. Full Brother To Lot: 102 The WV Junior Limousin Association will be having a raffle at the 2019 WV Beef Expo. RDOC RED KNIGHT Lot 104 1st Choice: Red ~ Double Polled Bred Limousin Cow Purebred ~ 11/04/2017 ~ RDOC 713E BW 95 FRBR Carlyn 530C NPM2137628 WW 12/20/2015 Ogilbee Limousin NPF2105231 ~ Purebred YW Sire: WULFS Zane Dam: EBFL Betty CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC AI’ed 11/25/2018 to: 8 2.8 71 104 22 3 0.71 CJSL Creed 5042C Lim Flex Homo Black & Homo Polled Donated By: David & Debbie Friend of Friend Brothers Limousin TMCK BARLEY DHVO DEUCE 132R 2nd Choice: 801X BLEL CASUAL 646S Yeti Cooler 3rd Choice EOEA CHEYENNE DOEA RED SOLO CUP Dolmar Weed Eater MINE BARE NECESSITY 1271 Red Knight is a bull you can show in the ring and use in the field. He is short Drawing will be held at the Limousin Sale on April 13th. legged, deep bodied, and has plenty of hair to help you get your show calves. imousin reeders ulls WV L B B Lot Lot NICO BECKETT 370E NICO MOWGLI 545F 105 106 Black ~ Double Polled Homozygous Black ~ Double Polled Purebred ~ 12/05/2017~ NICO 370E BW 77 Purebred ~ 02/15/2018 ~ NICO 545F BW 82 NPM2133808 WW NPM2155989 WW Maple Lane Maple Lane YW YW CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC 14 -0.2 61 84 20 9 -0.03 11 1.6 65 105 20 6 0.60 HUNT ATOMIC 17A RUNL STETSON 850S WZRK CORVETTE WULFS CONVER- 3009C WZRK MISS TUFFENUFF 3009A SION 3970C TMCK LANTERN 070A AHCC WESTWIND W544 TYKY FANCY WULFS RANSOM 3059R NICO SOPHIA 545C 307Y CLLL TINKER BELL 307W ET EF XPECT THE BEST THIS BULL IS SOMETHING TO LOOK AT. HE’S VERY LONG BODIED AND COM- THIS BULL IS SOMETHING ELSE!! HE IS PACKED WITH POUNDS AND IS HO- PLETE IN HIS MAKE UP. HE WOULD MAKE A GREAT HERD BULL. JUST TAKE MO BLACK. HES VERY STOUT HE HAS THE POTENTIAL TO MAKE SOME A LOOK AT HIS NUMBERS.. THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES! GREAT ONES! GEBS DREW Lot GEBS 320F Lot 107 108 Double Black ~ Polled Double Black ~ Double Polled BW 80 Purebred ~ 02/19/2018~ GEBS 312F Purebred ~ 02/28/2018 ~ GEBS 320F BW 75 NPM2146699 WW NPM2155182 WW Gene Burga & Son Gene Burga & Son YW YW CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC 11 1.7 61 90 19 6 0.26 10 0.6 62 90 19 6 0.27 DLVL XEROX 023X WULFS REAGAN 2011R GEBS IAN DOEA 129C ET JLWM 237Z DOEA AMERICAN HONEY GEBS DAISY DOEA CHRISTMAS CLLL ZONYA MAGS LANDMARK EOEA CREME BRULEE 107Z EXLR LA VEDA 1002P Good young bull with good height and thickness. Drew This young bull is a purebred you will want to look at. He also has good EPD’S. A bull you will want to look at. has good numbers and is structurally sound. MAGS FAHEEM 348F Lot 109 Double Black ~ Homozygous Polled Lim Flex 68% ~ 03/4/2018 ~ MAGS 348F BW 81 LFM2139153 WW Circle L Limousin YW CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC 11 0.5 64 100 18 7 0.90 TMCK AMERICAN WULFS XCLUSIVE 2458X MADE 353D ET TMCK UPPER HAND 54Y MAGS ZYLOCARP TNT TRUE GRIT X254 MAGS XYLOCARP TMCK AMERICAN MADE 353D ET MAGS FAHEEM 348F Is full of power and he is as calving ease as he can be yet has growth numbers that are atop the breed. Be sure to have this TMCK AMERICAN Sire Of Lot: 109 MADE 353D ET son on your list. imousin reeders ulls WV L B B Lot CLLL FRANSICO 236F 110 Homozygous Black ~ Homozygous Polled Lim Flex 62% ~ 03/14/2018~ CLLL 236F BW 78 LFM2141182 WW Circle L Limousin YW CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC 13 0.1 65 98 21 8 0.62 G A R PROPHET J BAR J DELEGATE 621D ET JONK POLL UNIQUE 70U LH YEARS OF LH RODEMASTER 338R GLORY 018Y MAGS RAISIN Attention all cattlemen this homozygous Black, homozygous polled bull is a beast. This calving Lot: 110 ease bull is awesome to look at and his epd’s are phenomenal. This J BAR J DELEGATE 621D ET son is special, and will make a fabulous bull all while stepping up the epd’s of any program. MAGS FIGARO 421F Lot 111 Homozygous Black ~ Double Polled Lim Flex 50% ~ 3/21/2018 ~ MAGS 421F BW 100 LFM2141368 WW Circle L Limousin YW CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC 11 3.4 74 112 22 6 1.15 MAGS APPLESEED MAGS CABLE MAGS ZEQUIN MAGS AUBURN LH RODEMASTER 338R UNIVERSITY MAGS UNIVERSITY OF MAINE MAGS FIGARO 421F is a MAGS CABLE son who is in the MAGS CABLE Sire Of top 10% of the breed for weaning weight, yearling weight, scrotal, carcass weight, marbling and Maternal Trait index! Lot: 111 $100.00 Give A Way TJMI WALDO Lot 112 Double Black ~ Double Polled Stop by the Limousin section and make 83% ~ 03/21/2018 ~ TJMI 801F BW NXM2146375 WW your selection for the People’s Choice Miller Farm Bull & Female. YW CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC You are then entered to win $100.00 11 1.4 57 90 17 6 0.53 Off your purchase of Limousin cattle. AHFF WHERE'S SCHILLING'S WALLACE WALDO 462B KELD WILMA 039X AHCC WESTWIND W544 The drawing will take place at the NICO CHRISTINA 543C ET EF XPECT THE BEST beginning of the sale. Waldo is a calving ease bull loaded with muscle. If you need to add muscle to your calves here is the bull for you. Waldo passed a semen test. So buy with confidence. imousin reeders ulls WV L B B Lot Lot GAMI RINO 802 GEBS DALTON 113 114 Double Black ~ Double Polled Double Black ~ Double Polled Purebred ~ 03/23/2018 ~ GAMI 802F BW Purebred ~ 04/06/2018 ~ GEBS 316F BW 70 NPM2146376 WW NPM2146701 WW Miller Farm Gene Burga & Son YW YW CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC CED BW WW YW MA CEM SC 11 1.0 54 81 19 6 0.38 12 0.2 62 94 24 7 0.40 SCHILLING'S WALLACE MAGS Y-AXIS AHFF WHERE'S PSRF AFTON 337 WALDO 462B KELD WILMA 039X PSRF XCELLENT 038 ENGD WILD WEST 947W SBMI BROOKE KYLD VEGAS 910W GVMS RISING STAR NICO MYLEE 28Z 141Z ROLC RAPTURE 439R Rino was the Grand Champion Limousin Bull at the Canfield Fair.
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