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302Catalog.Pdf A new look to the format this year! We will have a combined effort of “live” and “timed” auction lots in the sale. You will still be able to enjoy a “light” but hospitable evening while enjoying a live auction, although edited down for time reasons but yet peruse many genetic options that you will be able to bid on throughout the entire weekend at your leisure. Also new is the feature Angus lot from our friends at Peischel Farms, why not mix it up a bit! This is a great mating. The National Trust has that usual great top quality genetic opportunities with a well rounded sections of proven genetics and some bulk opportunities that it is well known for. We are always proud to offer marketing opportunities for anyone that would like to take advantage of an opportunity. And we can promise we do not own any of the lots ourselves, which is standard for all of our sales. Call on us for any assistance you may require and have a very Merry Christmas, Jaymes E. (Jay) Good Professionally Managed by Online Bidding for Lots 1-30 Jay Good Darren Paget Glenn Norton Cody Haney Please call the office 403-638-9377 if you have not yet been 403-556-5563 403-323-3985 780-542-0634 403-559-8809 set up for bidding at least 24 hours in advance Box 300 • Sundre, AB T0M 1X0 Office: 403-638-9377 • [email protected] • www.transconlivestock.com 2 Dinner 5:30 PM • Sale 6:30 PM Visa or MasterCard Payments Please call the office to purchase banquet tickets There is a 3% administration fee on all Visa or MasterCard purchases applied to the buyer’s invoice. Sales Management Team Jay Good..........................................................403.556.5563 Storage Facility Contact Information Cody Haney......................................................403.559.8809 Alta Genetics Inc..............................................403.226.0666 Darren Paget....................................................403.323.3985 Bouchard Livestock International....................403.946.4999 Glenn Norton...................................................780.542.0634 Bow Valley Genetics Inc...................................587.887.1934 Clinique Veterainaire de l’Erable Inc....................819.362.2728 Sale Staff Davis Rairdan International.............................403.946.4551 Auctioneer...........................................................Robert Lind East Gen...........................................................519.821.2150 Ringmen..........................................Cody Haney, Don Oberg Optimum Genetics...........................................306.585.1234 Balgonie Animal Breeders................................306.536.1784 Sale Headquarters DVM Genetics Services Inc. Days Inn, Red Deer..........................................403.340.3297 National Trust Consignors BEECHINOR BROS. STARWEST FARMS SAUGEEN ACRES STEADY BROOK FARMS SIMMENTALS Lots 18,19 Lot 28 Lot 40 Lots 1-3, 5, 34-36 Steve & Christel Humbke David Smyth Bernard Reeves John & Michelle Beechinor Calmar, AB Red Deer County, AB South Freetown, PEI Bentley, AB 780.853.3388 403.396.0639 902.887.2506 • 902.439.2085 403.352.8704 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] FERME ERISA INC. LANDEN POYSER STOREBO FARMS BEECHINOR LAND & Lot 20 Lot 29 Lot 41 LIVESTOCK Isabelle Pelletier Roblin, MB Beechy, SK • 306.859.7779 Lot 4, 5 Saint-Ferdinand, QC 204.247.0654 • [email protected] [email protected] Stefon & Rebecca Beechinor 418.428.9778 • 418.333.4308 Bentley, AB [email protected] PIESCHEL FARMS OSLANSKI SIMMENTAL 403.597.4001 Lot 30 FARMS LTD. [email protected] McMANUS SIMMENTALS Devon and Rae-lee Erickson Lots 42, 48 Lots 21 Gary Pieschel Andy Oslanski SKYWEST SIMMENTALS Boyd McManus Rocky View County, AB Airdrie, AB Lots 6, 7 Minnedosa, MB Devon 403.586.4047 403.948.6882 • 403.463.7401 Riley and Jolene Edwards 204.867.5860 • 204.868.0923 Rae-Lee 587.223.2331 [email protected] Didsbury, AB [email protected] [email protected] 403.507.9606 WELDEHAVEN FARMS [email protected] FERME SIBELLE FLECK SENC KEITH WINTER Lot 43 Lots 22 (with Ferme BMS), 23 (Crossroad Lots 31, 37 Herbert Welden PERKIN LAND & Farms & Little Willow Creek) Calgary, AB Grenville, QC • 613.678.7475 CATTLE CO. Philippe, David & Étienne Bellavance 587.888.5396 Lots 8, 24 Sainte-Sophie-de-Lévrard, PQ [email protected] CZECH-MATE LIVESTOCK Darryl & Tanya Perkin 819.473.23999 Lots 44, 45 Elgin, MB [email protected] WILDWEST FARMS Jim Smith 204.769.2159 • 204.534.8137 Lot 32 Carstairs, AB [email protected] SHAWACRES SIMMENTALS Sheila Pike 403.818.3106 • [email protected] [email protected] Lots 25, 47 Rocky Mountain House Sterling Shaw 403.729.2412 • 403.856.6895 VALLEYFIELD SIMMENTALS VIRGINIA RANCH Kyle, SK [email protected] Lot 49 Lots 9-15 306.375.7913 Larry Dyck Harry & Michelle Satchwell [email protected] SIMMERON RANCH Morden, MB Cremona, AB Lot 33 204.822.3657 • 204.823.8101 403.632.2587 • 403.818.4205 JOHN SLINGERLAND FARMS Martin Skaret [email protected] Lot 26 Sturgeon County, AB FRANK ROBBLEE John Slingerland 780.939.3248 • 780.939.3248 Lots 50,51 RED WILLOW RANCH LTD. Lethbridge County, AB [email protected] Crapaud, PEI Lots 16,17 403.315.9506 [email protected] Josh & Jada Tyler DGR CATTLE CO. Cut Knife, SK ASPEN VIEW FARMS Lot 38 306.390.7745 Lot 27 Daryl Renaud [email protected] Edenwold, SK Lacombe County, AB 306.536.3392 587.377.1958 • [email protected] [email protected] 3 SEMEN 1 BLACK GOLD ELEVATION 20E 30 STRAWS Lot A) 5 Straws B) 5 Straws C) 5 Straws D) 5 Straws E) 5 Straws F) 5 Straws Canadian,US, Australia Qualified We feel very privileged to have come across Elevation on our never-ending pursuit of finding the next top breeding bull. Elevation’s genetics both top and bottom are packed with outstanding udders, large feet and structural correctness. On top of that you also add his dark red color, depth through his heart and flank and wonderful disposition. We were a bit surprised to find that Elevation reduced birth weight and did an outstanding job of throwing his dark red color. We were also very impressed at weaning time. In 2019 his top five bull calves averaged 905lbs at the end of August with no creep feed, these same 5 bulls averaged 88lbs at birth. His bull calves are impressive, but he also hit a home run in the heifer pen producing top end bred heifers and heifer calves. As a couple of side notes, Elevation is the highest selling Full Fleckvieh bull in Canada for 2018 and this will be the last chance to acquire semen as there will be nothing sold again FULLBLOOD JANUARY 12, 2017 1214125 CLNO 20E until the Fall of 2021. • • • DOUBLE BAR D ADONIS 603N Semen is stored at Bow Valley Genetics BLCC MR ADONIS 30X BLCC MISS HOUSTON 144U SOUTHSEVEN MR ADONIS 96Z SOUTH SEVEN NAVIGATOR 33N S SOUTH SEVEN MISS 70S DFM ELMIRA 543E CONGOSIM HEXVAS BAR 5 FF HEXAGON 412Y RAAP N SKRAAP MARDA BLACK GOLD MS FLORA 84B SHAWACRES JAHARI 50L D MFI FLORA 6144 ANCHOR “T” GEMME 42G BW 92 AWW 836 AYW 1407 CE 6.6 BW 4.2 WW 77.9 YW 104.2 MILK 41.6 MCE 5.0 MWW 80.6 from Beechinor Bros. Simmetnals 2 SKORS CHALLENGER 31E 30 STRAWS Lot A) 5 Straws B) 5 Straws C) 5 Straws D) 5 Straws E) 5 Straws F) 5 Straws Canadian Qualified We feel very fortunate to have acquired Challenger as the high selling bull at the Skor Simmentals Bull Sale in 2018. Challenger himself is a dark red bull with outstanding structure. He did an exceptional job on his first two calf crops stamping his calves with his dark red color and passing on his soggy body type. He reduced birth weights on several powerful cows and added muscling to all his calves. This past spring one of his sons was selected by Mappin Simmentals to be their newest herd sire. Again, this year Challenger has several daughters in the replacement heifer pen and they are easy to get excited about. Last year’s replacement females have grown into tanky bred females that are dropping beautiful milking udders. Semen is stored at Bow Valley Genetics PUREBRED JANUARY 5, 2017 PG1219567 ETZ 31E POLLED • • • • NF DR. ATKINS P35F NF TRUMP S582 FF MS EXALTING E582 CDI AUTHORITY 77X LBR CROCKET R81 S CDI MS CROCKET 88T CDI MISS SHEAR FORCE 4N TCF/RCC TEMPTATION GJ640 SHS ENTICER P1B ROCKY HILLS JO SKORS RED FORTUNE 176Y CNS DREAM ON L186 D SKORS MS FORTUNE 141T SKORS BLACK FORTUNE 43R BW 82 AWW 779 AYW 1440 CE 6.8 BW 3.5 WW 88.7 YW 138.9 MILK 20.2 MCE 0.2 MWW 64.6 from Beechinor Bros. Simmetnals 4 Transcon’s National Trust On Ice SEMEN 3 ANCHOR D VIPER 103W 40 STRAWS Lot A) 5 Straws B) 5 Straws C) 5 Straws D) 5 Straws E) 5 Straws F) 5 Straws G) 5 Straws H) 5 Straws Canadian Qualified Viper has had a major impact on our herd and several others across the country. In the past couple years Viper along with his daughters have created a major impact on the industry creating high sellers in both bull sales and bred female sales. Most notably for us was his grand daughter who sold for an impressive $41000 to the Stout Brothers and Beechinor Land and Livestock. Viper was dense made with a massive hip, smooth shoulders and a big belly. He was one of the soundest made, free moving mature bulls you’ll ever come across. His eye appeal made him very completive in the show ring being named reserve Junior and Senior National Champion in his respective years. Here is a chance to acquire a bull that has already left an imprint in the Fleckvieh world.
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