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Annual Production Sale February 13, 2021 • 1 P ANNUAL PRODUCTION SALE FEBRUARY 13, 2021 • 1 P. M . at the ranch in Wetonka, South Dakota SALE INFORMATION VIEW AND BID ONLINE: AUCTIONEER: ..................................................................................................... www.dvauction.com Chisum Peterson ................................................................................. (605) 730-4214 SUPPLEMENT INFORMATION: SALE CONSULTANT: • Yearling Weights, Scrotal Measurements and Ultrasound data will be available Kiley McKinna, MC Marketing Management ....................................(402) 350-3447 sale day and online at www.treftzlimousin.com. SPECIAL GUESTS: TRUCKING AND BOARDING: Dean Summerbell, Heartland Limousin Assn. ................................... (612) 963-3799 • Free boarding on yearling bulls until fertility tested—generally by April 1, 2021. Bev Summerbell, Heartland Limousin Assn. ......................................(763) 232-9302 A charge of $2.50 per day after that. Boarding no longer than May 1, 2021. Andy Rest, Cattle Business Weekly ........................................................ (406) 670-5678 • Fall and two-year-old bulls picked up or delivered by March 1, 2021. A charge of Garth Waletich, Aberdeen Livestock .................................................. (605) 290-3546 $2.50 per day after that. $50 off on these bulls picked up sale day. Boarding no Justin Dikoff, DV Auction .................................................................... (605) 290-0635 longer than May 1, 2021. Merlin “Speed” Siegfried .....................................................................(605) 868-9266 • Free delivery up to 250 miles on bulls. • Bred heifers and open heifers to be taken home sale day or shortly after. SALE-DAY PHONES: Glenn Treftz .......................................................................................... (605) 380-0014 PURCHASER OBLIGATION: Lori Hill .................................................................................................. (785) 410-1899 • All animals are at risk of the purchaser once sale is made. Kiley McKinna ...................................................................................... (402) 350-3447 • Border fees out of the U.S. is the responsibility of buyer. Wiley Fanta ........................................................................................... (320) 287-0751 HEALTH AND PAPERWORK: CONSULTING VETERINARIANS: • Vaccinations—(Spring) Vira-Shield 6 with Somnus, Pasteurella Presponse, Dr. Tim Kruse & Dr. Erin Christ, Wetonka Vet Clinic, Wetonka, SD ...(605) 225-7176 Ultrabac 7; (Fall ) Covexin 8, Inforce 3, Presponse. Booster-Vira-Shield 6+Somunus, Oral Wormer, Cylence and Cleanup Pour On MORTALITY INSURANCE: • Health papers and brand release furnished where required. Mark Smith, Grassroots Insurance ...................................................... (515) 229-5227 • Registration papers transferred to new owner. HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS: VIEWING, CATALOG AND VIDEOS: Ramkota Hotel .....................................................................................(605) 229-4040 • Catalog and videos of bulls can be viewed online at www.treftzlimousin.com, Hampton Inn ........................................................................................(605) 262-2600 www.mcmarketingmanagement.com or www.dvauction.com Quality Inn.............................................................................................(605) 277-1402 • Buyers are encouraged to view the cattle any time prior to sale date in case of Fairfield Inn ..........................................................................................(605) 229-9990 inclement weather sale day. AIRPORT SERVICE: All cattle sell under the standard terms and conditions of the North American Aberdeen Regional Airport ................................................................(605) 626-7020 Limousin Foundation. EPDs are dated 1/14/2021 SALE INFORMATION SALE INFORMATION Lunch 11:30 a.m. • Sale 1:00 p.m. SELLING 49 BULLS 8 – 18-Month-Old Bulls 6 – 2-Year-Old Bulls 39 – Yearling Bulls HOMO Polled ANNUAL PRODUCTION SALE HOMO Black • Red FEBRUARY 13, 2021 SELLING 20 OPEN FEMALES at the ranch in Wetonka, South Dakota (13 miles west and 9 miles north of Aberdeen, SD) Storm Date: Sunday, February 14, 2021 Dear Friends and Cattlemen, Welcome to our 10th Annual Production Sale. Over the many years at Treftz Limousin, we stand behind this motto: Develop a product you are passionate about. Commit to your product. Market your product. Stand behind your product. And most important, BELIEVE in your product. As a small breeder, our success must come by differentiating our product from others. We need to develop a product we truly believe will enhance your operation. We feel by using our purebred bulls on your English based cows, you will see the most hybrid vigor than at any point of the crossbreeding plane. The more diverse the genetics between the 2 breeds of cattle, the more bang you will receive from the cross. We’ve done it here on our own F1 baldie herd and it works. If you took an objective look at your calves in the fall and you came to the realization you need a shot of muscle and SALE performance, you need to be with us on February 13. For more than 35 years, we’ve selected cattle with those traits in mind CONSULTANT: amongst others such disposition, milk and fleshing ability. Fat can be fed on, muscle can’t. Using Treftz Limousin bulls will produce those wide topped calves with expressive hindquarters that will make you proud on sale day. If you take them to the next level and background or finish, you will be impressed with the conversion and efficiency where Limousin are second-to-none! We don’t show cattle; instead we try to produce females that will make functional brood cows that are ready to go to work. The open heifers in the sale are destined for that goal. Whether it’s calving, feeding, clipping, picturing or videoing, we KNOW these bulls and heifers! If there are any details, no matter how small you want to know, don’t hesitate to call prior to the sale. You will notice lots of photos in this catalog. KILEY MCKINNA We want to represent these cattle as best we can from a young age to sale day. Weather in our part of the country is very 402.350.3447 unpredictable in the winter so hopefully this will make your purchasing decisions easier in the event you can’t attend. We WILEY FANTA understand in these uncertain times your concern with your health. If you do decide to buy sight unseen, rest assured, your 320.287.0751 purchase is guaranteed to your liking or you don’t own it. 648 West Sawgrass Trail We highly recommend you insure your purchase on sale day as we all know the predicaments cattle can get into. Policies Dakota Dunes, SD 57049 will be available sale day through Grassroots Insurance or most private insurance companies can insure them as well. We [email protected] would like the open heifers, two-year-old bulls and fall bulls picked up sale day or shortly thereafter. If this doesn’t work for you, please let us know sale day. A veterinarian will be available sale day to assist with health papers for those loading up sale day. If phone calls, texts, or emails are any indication of where the Limousin breed is headed, I believe we have some very good years ahead. Hope to see you February 13! Sincerely, Glenn, Lori, Dustin, Courtney, Reece, and Blue GLENN TREFTZ 12510 370th Avenue • Wetonka, SD 57481 Phone: 605-380-0014 treftzlimousin.com 2021 TREFTZ WHERE MUSCLE STILL MATTERS BULL SALE 1 ABOUT THE CATTLE The 18-month-old and two-year-old bulls are virgin We will keep the yearling bulls free of charge until bulls. They have been on a ration of corn, dried distiller’s April 1. After a satisfactory fertility exam, we will deliver grain and free choice prairie hay to keep them in optimal the bulls with no cost to you up to 250 miles. Beyond that, breeding condition and Purina Availa 4 mineral tubs. we will work with you in getting your bulls delivered to They have been on pasture all winter. an agreed upon central point. Please bring your trailer if The yearling bulls have had a similar diet of corn, you are thinking about purchasing two-year-old bulls, fall dried distiller’s grain, and free choice prairie hay and bulls or open heifers as we would like to move them as Purina Availa 4 mineral tubs. No silage is used in any of soon as possible right after the sale. We will deduct $50 the cattle rations. CTC medicated pellets are fed for five for each bull taken home sale day. A veterinarian will be days every 45 days to keep bulls healthy. on hand to issue health papers where needed. The bulls will be fertility tested and will have been A supplement sheet will be available online vaccinated with Bovi-shield Gold FP5/VL5, anthrax and and sale day with adjusted yearling weights, scrotal twice for pinkeye and foot rot prevention prior to delivery. measurements, and ultrasound data. Be sure to go to our The older bulls will be trich tested for states where website www.treftzlimousin.com or www.dvauction.com needed. All our cattle are on a complete Purina mineral for updated pictures, videos and other data. program year around. Please let us know prior to delivery if there are required vaccinations for your area of the Again this year, we are including a calving-ease country that are important to you. We also pour the bulls score based on a combination of pedigree, monthly with different products to keep in ahead of lice EPDs, and calving history from sire and dam. and
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