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Bull & Heifer Sale NNUAL 18TH A Bull & Heifer Sale Wednesday, March 16, 2011 1:00 pm – Provost Livestock Exchange, Provost, AB Featuring… Ranch Raised • Red & Black Simmental Bulls • Open Simmental Cross Heifers Lot 11 Lot 37 Ken & Treena Adair 403-578-4468 Bruce & Jean Adair 403-578-2095 www.adairranch.com dair anch AR Welcome… A special welcome to our 18th Annual Adair Ranch Bull and Heifer Sale. Sires represented in our 2011 sale include the genetic excellence of TNT Knockout, TNT Blackberry, Wheatland Red Teddy 457P, TNT Top Gun R244, TNT Gunner, Twin Chief Sizzler, CNS Dream On L186, BJA Mr Unmatchabull 637U, KEN Shadow 32S and KLC Last Move. The sale bull offering displays bulls exhibiting sound structure, good testicular development, growth and muscle expression while maintaining moderate birth weight and eye appeal. All bulls are semen tested and meet the stan- dards set by the Canadian Simmental Association. We have an excellent set of Simmental influenced heifers including red blaze face and black heif- ers. These heifers are consigned by our valued bull customers and represent some exceptional commercial cattlemen. If you have any questions about the bulls or heifers contact Ken or Bruce. Definitely stop by the ranch to appraise the bulls prior to the sale or join us in Provost on March 16 for beef on a bun lunch with the sale at 1:00 pm. The 2011 sale offering is the strongest set of bulls raised to date. Bruce & Jean Adair, Ken & Treena Adair Chuck & Tammy Dube & family 2 Year Old Bulls… We have a select group of registered cows calving in April/May with our commercial herd. These cows utilize stubble grazing, chaff piles, swath grazing, bale grazing and stock piled pasture through the winter months. Calving begins mid-April on pasture. The first year the bulls are wintered on growing ra- tion and then on grass from May to the end of November when we start to feed a balanced high roughage ration. This set of bulls born in April/May have the potential to cover more cows the first season. Again this year these bulls were tested for average daily gain (ADG) on grass from May 1 to November 29. Rest assured if these bulls can gain this well on a grass only diet, their progeny will perform well on grass or in feedlot situations. BULLS BORN AND RAISED UNDER COMMERCIAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR THE COMMERCIAL CATTLEMAN! Foolish is… …the person who considers himself safe and sound beacuse he has money… • Money can buy medicine, but not health. • Money can buy a house, but not a home. • Money can buy companionship, but not friends. • Money can buy food, but not an appetite. • Money can buy a bed, but not sleep. • Money can buy the good life, but not eternal life. Lot 1 - BJA Mr Wipeout 300W Polled 1 BJA Mr Wipeout 300W BJA 300W Pg736590 May 3/09 TNT TOP guN R244 Sunny Valley Hyclass 8G BJA Rawhide 71L BJA Ms Diamond Max 71F BJA MS DiAMOND 300N OSF Mr Hadran Miss Flying F 207C Round Hill Princess 1Y Contact Mike Shologan 780-699-5082 BW Adj. WW CE BW WW YW 97 lbs. 806 lbs. 4.8 2.0 36.2 68.2 grass Test: 2.31 – A powerful TNT Top Gun son from an excellent Fleckvieh dam. Impressive grass gain. Reference Sires… Polled TNT Blackberry U215 BJA 215u BPTg714186 Mar. 23/08 RC Stinger 072K TNT Standout N266 Kappes One Stop H70 TNT KNOCK OuT R206 LRS Preferred Stock 370C OPPS WIS GM 2 OPPS Extrablk Blaze Y024 NLC 64Y Tomcat JF New Dimension 903J Nichols Kelly 75U TNT MiSS HONEY L9 SRS Franchise F601 TNT Miss Allie J1 TNT Miss Jamie G56 BW Adj. WW CE BW WW YW N/A N/A 5.0 3.4 39.0 69.7 We purchased Blackberry from TNT Simmentals in North Dakota at their 2009 “Genetic Ex- plosion Sale”. Blackberry is a homozygous polled and black son sired by TNT Knock Out of Kevin’s TNT L9 cow – TNT Gunner’s dam. Blackberry is a tremendous herdsire producing excellent sons and daughters. Blackberry has and will continue to impact our black program TNT Blackberry U215 with explosive genetics. Polled TNT Knock Out R206 FgN 206R BPTg654936 Feb. 18/05 CCR Griffey RC Stinger 072K Miss RC 600U 501F TNT STANDOuT N266 GW Stop Light 024F Kappes One Stop H70 Kappes Lady Arapahoe E35 Circle S Leachman 600U LRS Preferred Stock 370C LAS Miss Princess 020Z OPPS WiS gM2 Extra Black Opps Extrablk Blaze Y024 MO Steelman W024 BW Adj. WW CE BW WW YW N/A N/A 3.0 4.1 50.5 90.6 We utilized TNT Knock Out in our AI program. He is a maternal brother to TNT Dy- namite Black. The TNT Knock Out progeny are moderate loose hided with excellent growth and performance. Knock Out is a trait leader for WW and YW. TNT Knock Out R206 Polled Wheatland Red Teddy 457P LER 457P PTg622881 Feb. 22/04 Circle S Leachman 600U Nichols Blk Destiny D12 Nichols Kelly 75U WHEATLAND BuLL 131L BBS Zima D55 Wheatland Lady 908J Wheatland Lady 705G KS Black Cloud A27 ER Red Deck 639D ER Miss Max 57Y WHEATLAND LADY 902J ER Big Sky 545B Wheatland Lady 702G Miss Wheatland 519E BW Adj. WW CE BW WW YW 82 lbs. 855 lbs. 8.0 -0.8 25.1 45.7 Calving ease red bull in a highly proven consistent package. We are impressed with the Red Teddy cattle as they calve easy with excellent growth, hair and length. We Wheatland Red Teddy 457P AI’d Red Teddy to heifers in 2009. Polled TNT Top Gun R244 FgN 244R Pg654937 Feb. 25/05 CCR Griffey RC Stinger 072K Miss RC 600U 501F TNT guNNER N208 JF New Dimension 903J TNT Miss Honey L9 TNT Miss Allie J1 SRS Fortune 500 TNT Impact H21 TNT Miss 600U F86 TNT MiSS SADiE M68 DX Preferred Zima TNT Miss Jaden J318 TNT Miss BL Jack E178 BW Adj. WW CE BW WW YW N/A N/A 5.5 1.4 43.0 88.5 TNT Top Gun has been selected to use in our AI program the past three years. Top Gun brings outcross genetics in a high performing package with calving ease. Our Top Gun sons are a very consistent powerful bull group. Top Gun’s EPDs rank in the top end of the breed, Homozygous polled, non-spotter and non-diluter. We drove to Almont, ND to view the TNT herd and Top Gun is even more impressive on pasture than a still picture portrays and is backed by a very elite dam ranking high in the TNT herd. TNT Top Gun R244 Return To: Adair Ranch Box 1, Brownfield, AB T0C 0R0 Phone 403-578-4468 or 403-578-2095 Lot 41 Lot 43 Lot 42 Lot 8 Lot 19 Printed by Meridian Printing, Lloydminster, AB 780-875-3362 Polled 2 BJA Mr Whitby 323W BJA 323W PG736592 Apr. 17/09 TNT TOP GUN R244 LRS Big Country 37E Shawacres Keir 23K Miss Shawacres Impact 6E BJA MS DIAMOND 323N Sunny Valley Hyclass 8G BJA Ms Diamond 177L BJA Ms Diamond 825H BW Adj. WW CE BW WW YW 94 lbs. 695 lbs. 7.5 0.5 36.1 73.0 Grass Test: 2.31 – Long-bodied TNT Top Gun son from a excellent Shawacres Keir dam. Lot 2 - BJA Mr Whitby 323W Polled 3 BJA Mr Watson 456W BJA 456W PG736594 Apr. 14/09 TNT TOP GUN R244 ER Red Dash 649D Twin-Chief Loverboy 242L Twin-Chief Future 244F BJA MS DIAMOND 456P Cindon 6A PVSF Miss 668D PVSF Bev 669B BW Adj. WW CE BW WW YW 102 lbs. 709 lbs. 2.5 3.8 40.0 76.7 Grass Test: 2.72 – High performing, powerful TNT Top Gun son from Twin-Chief Loverboy dam. Lynn Cole purchased a high selling maternal brother at the 2010 Bull Sale for the KLC herd. Tremendous growth posting a 2.72 lb. gain on grass. Lot 3 - BJA Mr Watson 456W Polled 4 KEN Mr Wolfgang 653W KEN 653W PG736611 Apr. 20/09 TNT TOP GUN R244 Lazy S Red Shocker 226L BJA Mr Diamond 815N KEN Ms Lazy Diamond 815H KEN MS DIAMOND 653S D Bar C Keystone 055K D Bar C Red Cali 312N D-Bar-C Red Cali 825H BW Adj. WW CE BW WW YW 91 lbs. 749 lbs. 6.5 2.0 40.4 77.1 Grass Test: 2.34 – Typical TNT Top Gun son. Moderate birth weight, thick, high performing in an eye appealing cherry red package. Lot 4 - KEN Mr Wolfgang 653W Polled 5 KEN Mr Waverly 664W KEN 664W PG736612 Apr. 25/09 TNT TOP GUN R244 TNT Shocker J46 Lazy S Red Shocker 226L Ms Lazy S Black P 217J KEN MS DIAMOND 664S Mr Dusty 8Y KEN Ms Lazy Diamond 828H FM Ms Prestige 110B BW Adj. WW CE BW WW YW 96 lbs. 695 lbs. 5.0 2.7 40.5 78.4 Grass Test: 2.33 – Powerful TNT Top Gun from a deep bodied Shocker dam. Top Gun has produced an excellent consistent set of bulls for the 2011 sale. Lot 5 - KEN Mr Waverly 664W 1 Polled 6 KEN Mr Westbury 544W KEN 544W PG736609 May 31/09 3C Wally C240 BLK LCHMN Bodybuilder 7303F LSF Momento D8 KLC LAST MOVE 25R ER Red Dash 649D KLC Miss Red Dash 920J Miss DN Big Sky 108G ER Red Dash 649D Twin-Chief Loverboy 242L Twin-Chief Future 244F KEN MS DIAMOND 544R Double K Wrangler Double K Ms 160Z Double K Samantha BW Adj.
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