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Ken & Charlotte Beler KC Longhorns R.R. #1 Leduc, Alberta T9E 2X1

Ken & Charlotte Beler Kristine Fossum KC Longhorns Dry Country Longhorn’s R.R. #1 Box 598 Leduc, Alberta Consort, Alberta T9E 2X1 T0C 1B0 (780) 387-4502 (403) 577-2364 [email protected] [email protected] Clinton Bezan Del & Chris Hepfner Box 308 Lonesome Tree Ranch Leslieville, Alberta 25441 TWP 482 T0M 1H0 Leduc County, Alberta (403) 318-5577 T4X 2H4 [email protected] (780) 387-4874 [email protected] Betty Lou Bildersheim B&B Longhorns Deb Lesyk/Dwight Overlid Box 445 Double D Arena Brooks, Alberta Box 838 T1R 1B4 Outlook, Saskatchewan (403) 793-1410 S0L 2N0 [email protected] (306) 867-9427 [email protected] Leonard Bloomberg Longbranch Bar Ranch Lyle A. Lewis Box 1746 Cheam View Ranch Fort MacLeod, Alberta Box 298 T0L 0Z0 Athabasca, Alberta (403) 393-2181 T9S 2A3 [email protected] 780-675-2734 [email protected] Bruce & Tammy Brunken Calamity Acres Steve & Sharlene Lindemann Box 127 Stanger Longhorns Newbrook, Alberta Box 98 T0A 2P0 Sangudo, Alberta (780) 576-3303 T0E 2A0 [email protected] 780-785-4182 [email protected] Greg Butt Commotion Cattle Company Dean Marte 56429B Range Road 240 Panorama Ranch Sturgeon County, Alberta Box 24 T0A 0K2 Stauffer, Alberta (780) 699-9655 T0M 1W0 [email protected] (403) 746-2697 [email protected] Darcy & Shawna Dennis Diamond D Cattle Co. Nadine Morawski Site 7, Box 2, RR 1 Rocky Flats Farm Thorsby, Alberta R.R.1 NE, Site 21, Box 2 T0C 2P0 Millet, Alberta (780) 389-2230 T0C 1Z0 [email protected] [email protected] Joe Nusl 49109 Range Road 225 Hugo and Samantha Boudriau Leduc County, Alberta Box 516 T0B 3M3 Onoway, Alberta T0E 1V0 (780) 910-5950 Hugo 780-220-0676 Sam 780-910-2162 Mary Shaw [email protected] Box 436 Banff, Alberta Mark and Tina Stewart T1L 1A6 MSW Farms 403-762-3973 RR 4 Ponoka, Alberta T4J 1R4 Jack Shier 403-704-1138 Squaw Coulee Texas Longhorns [email protected] Box 7, Site 1, R.R. 1 www.mswfarms.com Cayley, Alberta T0L 0P0 Gordon and Charlene Musgrove (403) 395-3744 One Tree Ranch Co. Ltd. [email protected] Box 63 Patricia, Alberta T0I 2K0 William A. Smith 403-378-4664 Box 340 [email protected] Endiang, Alberta T0J 1G0 Jo-Ann Miller (403) 579-2410 Box 567 [email protected] Bowden, Alberta 403-559-7124 Cheryl Stuber [email protected] Box 51 Mountain View, Alberta T0K 1N0 (403) 653-1667 Wendell Umble Mission Bay Box 518 Lac La Biche, Alberta T0A 2C0 (780) 623-0963 Ron Walker Walker’s Texas Longhorns Box 58 Redcliff, Alberta T0J 2P0 (403) 548-6684 [email protected] Terry & Barbara Wildman Wildman Ranches R.R. #1 Westerose, Alberta T0C 2V0 (780) 362-4022 [email protected] .

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