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Sunday, June 10, 2007 Red River Livestock Auction • Ardmore, OK Located at Exit 24 Off I-35 Bred to Buck Catalog 5/25/07 4:56 PM Page 2 Bred to Buck Catalog 5/25/07 4:56 PM Page 1 Sunday, June 10, 2007 Red River Livestock Auction • Ardmore, OK Located at Exit 24 off I-35 Bred to Buck Catalog 5/25/07 4:56 PM Page 2 PBR Stock Contractor Of The Year - 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006 2004, 2005 & 2006 Sunday,Sunday, JuneJune 10,10, 20072007 Mossy Oak Mudslinger, RedRed RiverRiver LivestockLivestock Auction,Auction, Ardmore,Ardmore, OKOK 2006 PBR Bucking Bull Of The Year LocatedLocated atat ExitExit 2424 offoff I-35I-35 Welcome to the Bred to Buck Sale! Welcome to D&H Cattle Company’s annual Bred to Buck Sale. This Sale is one of the most exciting days of the year for us. We strive everyday to make our program better, and we have Activities - been doing it for 30 years. It gets tougher every year to select the females for this sale. We Saturday, June 9th All activities will be held at Hardy are proud of our cowherd. These cow families are proven producers. Many of the females have Murphy Coliseum in Ardmore. full sisters in the herd or they wouldn’t be leaving. We are currently running as many cows as 2:00 PM ABBI American Heritage Futurity we can handle. The calves from our embryo transplant program, added to the number of Sunday, June 10th All activities will be held at Red River females produced naturally, have given us a surplus of heifers each year that must be sold. This Livestock Auction is why we can and must sell these great young females. The advantage to you as a buyer is the 8:00 am to Sale Cattle will be available for female you buy today has a good chance of being the dam or a sister to our next super star. 12:00 pm viewing. We would like to thank the PBR. We know this business would not be what is today without 12:00 pm Lunch will be served them. The PBR and the ABBI have revolutionized the Bucking Bull Industry. We cannot thank 1:00 PM D & H Bred to Buck Sale. them enough. It’s been good and the future looks brighter. As the industry grows the value of proven genetics will multiply. The great females will prove Sale Staff - Auctioneer, Steve Bonham, 405-823-2972 to be the dominant factor in producing Bucking Bulls. Now’s the time to be gathering up those Scott Manley, 417-860-5250 superior females. They will be better than money in the bank! Craig Talkington, 785-623-1789 We are selling 69 head of top females. The pedigrees are getting deep and the quality is Kent Jaecke, 405-408-2440 getting high. We are offering females we never dreamed we would sell. They are special! This Phil Stoll w/ Weekly Livestock Reporter is the first year for us to offer 21 head of unbucked yearling bulls. This is a great set of bulls. Study the pedigrees and checkout the bulls they are the deal! We also are offering seven breed- Sale Day Phones & Info. - ing bulls. These are bulls, which we believe can be beneficial to any breeding program. This Red River Livestock Auction, 580-226-6933 year we have elected not to sell any mature bucking bulls in the sale. We honestly have not Dillon Page, 580-220-5769 • HD Page ,580-221-4373 had time to get them gathered, bucked, and sorted. If you are looking for a good using bull Johna Page-Bland, 580-504-4723 • Jirl Buck, 580-795-4865 please contact us we have plenty for sale at private treaty. - All Buyers need to be registered prior to the sale. We are different than many stock contractors. We are involved in every phase of the busi- Each buyer will be issued a buyer number. ness from breeding the cows, to traveling to PBR and PRCA events. We also try to plant wheat - Supplement Sheets will be available sale day with current and bale some hay in our spare time. It takes a lot of good help to make this outfit function pregnancy information, updated DNA results, and added lot and without each one of these guys it wouldn’t happen; Johnny Allen, Jackie Hunter, Barry information. Burns, Cliff Wiggins, and K.J. Pletcher. Thanks Men! - All announcements made sale day override catalog information. Come spend the weekend in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Watch the American Heritage Futurity on - Health certificates will be available for out of state travel. Saturday afternoon, view the sale cattle on Saturday afternoon at the Red River Livestock - All cattle shall be paid for prior to loading. Auction, and attend the sale on Sunday. If you have any questions or need any assistance with - All females are selling pasture exposed not guaranteed bred. your purchases please contact us. - Cattle selling by guest consigners are guaranteed by consigners not by D&H Cattle Co. - D&H Cattle is retaining the option to 200 units of semen on all Thank You bulls selling. D&H will cover collection cost. D&H Cattle Company Page 2 ....... Sunday, June 10, 2007 Bred to Buck Catalog 5/25/07 4:56 PM Page 3 918 April 1Lot DONOR Reg. # 10010257 DOB: 4/1/99 • Bred to Backlash. Copperhead (No DNA) • 418 is the dam to PBR Short-Round Bull, Copperhead Copperhead Slinger. Page 36-109 • She is sired by Copperhead out of the dam of Kephart Breeding Western Wishes. Page 418 • She is a proven producer of a current PBR star. Kephart Breeding She is in the prime of her production life. • It was a tough decision to sell this great female. The only way we could justify selling her is because we have two incredibly good Backlash heifers out of her. • This is the real deal here for the taking! Consigned by Buck Cattle Company Page 80 135 2Lot PAIR Reg. # 10009236 DOB: 5/2/99 • Pasture Exposed to The Boogerman. Copperhead (No DNA) • Sired by Copperhead this female is a producer. She is Copperhead the dam of 180 a Mudslinger son which was one of Page 36-109 the best Mudslinger’s we have ever bucked prior to Kephart Breeding injury. Mitch Terrell is currently breeding to 180. We Page 480-114 sold a Stretch daughter out of her in last year’s sale Kephart Breeding for $15,750. • The Copperhead females produce and there are not many around. • February 26, 2007 bull calf at side sired by Backlash - Page 59T, Reg.# 10047443. This pair can hit the jackpot fast! Consigned by Buck Cattle Company Page 434 3Lot PAIR Reg. # 10045727 DOB: 3/10/05 • Pasture exposed to Smooth Move. Page 01 • The Mudslinger females are quickly proving to be Mossy Oak Mudslinger producers and there is not a huge supply of them. Page 90-228 • 434 is a full sister to Washita Wrangler and Cloud 9. Mossy Oak Mudslinger • February 9, 2007 bull calf at side by Crazy Train - Page 43-126 Page 24T. Reg.# 10045727. Copperhead • This lot is geared for a fast return! Page 290 121 4Lot PAIR Reg. # 10011640 DOB: 1/1/02 • Pasture exposed to The Boogerman. Page 01 • 290-121 is sired by Mudslinger. Her dam is sired by Mossy Oak Mudslinger Broke Back V out of the dam of Mudslinger. She is Page 590-228 bred pretty tight, they call it line breeding when it Broke Back V works and it worked. She’s a producer! Page 90-161 • This female has been in embryo transplant, she flushes Page 290-228 (Broke Back V) very well. She produced 42 number one embryos in four flushes. • We sold two pregnant recipients in the Vegas Sale in 2005 for $8,000 and $8,250. In the 2006 Vegas Sale we sold one pregnancy for $8,500. • March 23, 2007 heifer calf at side by Smooth Move - Page 761T. Reg.# 10047330 • It’s simple, buy this cow and make money! D&H Cattle Company ....... Pag 3 Bred to Buck Catalog 5/25/07 4:56 PM Page 4 page R34 5Lot PAIR Reg. # 10031690 DOB: 4/2/05 • Pasture exposed to Holy Moly. Page 01 • She is sired by the 2006 Bucking Bull of the Year. Mossy Oak Mudslinger Page 590-228 • Her dam produced Night Moves, Best Western, Boding, and Cartman. Oscars Velvet • She is made right, bred right, and has her life Page 200-151 before her. Naccarato Breeding • If you are searching for a Donor cow to lead your program, here she is. This is the kind. • March 7, 2007 heifer by 33 Scream at side - Page 748T, Reg.#10047448. Consigned by D&H Cattle Company & Buck Cattle Company Night Moves Everyone is welcome. There will be a tent with a big screen for overflow seating. Best Western page R28 6Lot PAIR Reg. # 10030407 DOB: 1/7/05 • Pasture exposed to Mossy Oak Mudslinger. A6 • Her dam is 200-151 the dam of Night Moves, 10 Chrome Best Western, Cartman, and Boding. Page 10-103 • Her sire is Chrome, who is sired by A6, which makes Oscars Velvet him a paternal brother to Hotel California. Page 200-151 • We have four of these full sisters or she would not be Naccarato Breeding in the sale. • We expect to here big things from the future of this female. • February 23, 2007 bull by 33 Scream at side - Page 52T, Reg.# 10047441. Consigned by D&H Cattle Company & Buck Cattle Company Page 4 ....... Sunday, June 10, 2007 Bred to Buck Catalog 5/25/07 4:56 PM Page 5 Page 10 202 7Lot DONOR Reg.
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