Wisconsin Beef Improvement Association - WBIA 69th Annual Sale [4/4/26]

1 69th Annual WBIA Bull Sale a

04.04.26 Platteville, Wisconsin

Offering a variety of high quality yearling bulls Online bidding by DVAuctions - Live Sale in Platteville, WI In-person, phone & internet bidding available SALE STARTS AT 11AM SALE &VIEWING LOCATION - 29200 COLLEGE FARM RD, PLATTEVILLE, WI

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The WBIA has conducted and overseen a performance bull test each year since 1957 and remains the oldest bull development program in the country. Since 1970, young beef bulls from all over Wisconsin and throughout the Midwest have been brought by top breeders to the University of Wisconsin - Platteville Pioneer Farm. Bulls prospects are developed on a forage based ration with their performance measured over a 100 day period. The top 60-65 prospects are sold at auction on the first Saturday in April at the UW- Platteville Pioneer Farm with the auction carried live online thru DV Auction.

Wisconsin Beef Improvement Association is dedicated to improving the beef industry and providing high-quality beef sires to our customers. Our board of directors is made up of consignors with an interest in serving the beef industry in Wisconsin. OUR MISSION 2026 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jory Fremstad, Angus Director 608-606-2314 SALE DAY Marcus Reinhardt, Simmental Director 715-573-7828 Jake Adams, Director at Large 608-642-0445 Brad Johnson, Red Angus Director 715-498-9328 SALE DAY Tim Lundell, Simmental Director 608-341-8296 Arnold Adams, Director at Large 608-514-3631 SALE DAY Greg Miller, Consultant 608-778-8785 PROGRAM AND SALE STAFF Facility Mgt – Alicia Prill-Adams & Justin Daugherty, 608-342-1119, 608-342-1850 Performance Program Records, Allan Arndt, President, Simmental Director 608-774-0136 aarndt@t6b.com Alicia Prill-Adams, Station Manager 608-642-6982 prillada@uwplatt.edu

Reports, Catalog – Krista Wellnitz & Alicia Prill-Adams Sale Committee – WBIA Board Pedigrees – Greg Miller Cashier & Clerk – Chuck Steiner, Diane Jenkins and Staff Lunch provided by the Grant County 4-H Livestock & Meats Judging Teams

PARTNERSHIP IN PROGRESS: WBIA AND UW–PLATTEVILLE’S PIONEER FARM

One of the strengths of the Wisconsin Beef Improvement Association (WBIA) bull test program is the collaboration behind the scenes that ensures every bull entering the test is evaluated with accuracy, consistency, and integrity. A key part of that collaboration is WBIA’s long-standing partnership with the students and faculty at the University of Wisconsin–Platteville’s Pioneer Farm. Each year, the WBIA team works closely with students involved in the university’s beef program to manage and operate the bull test. From the moment the bulls arrive until the final data is compiled, students are actively involved in the day-to-day responsibilities that make the test possible. Under the guidance of WBIA and university staff, students gain hands-on experience managing bulls in a real-world performance testing environment. Students participate in nearly every step of the testing process. They assist with processing bulls upon arrival, help manage daily feeding and care, and take part in monitoring health and performance throughout the test period. They also gain experience collecting important performance data, including weights and growth measurements, while learning how nutrition programs and feed ratios impact bull development. Beyond daily care, students are also involved in the technical evaluation side of the program. WBIA works alongside them as they help collect and interpret test data, evaluate bull performance, and participate in procedures such as ultrasound scanning to measure carcass traits. Students also assist in scoring and evaluating bulls, gaining a deeper understanding of how structural soundness, performance data, and genetic information all come together to determine a bull’s value within a breeding program.

For WBIA, this partnership represents far more than simply getting help to run the test. The association is deeply committed to helping develop the next generation of leaders in the beef industry. By working directly with students at Pioneer Farm, WBIA provides valuable opportunities for hands-on learning that cannot be replicated in a classroom alone. management, and the importance of data-driven decision making in modern cattle production. Many go on to careers in seedstock operations, commercial cattle production, nutrition, genetics, or other sectors of the beef industry, carrying with them the knowledge gained through their involvement with the WBIA bull test. Students leave the experience with a stronger understanding of performance testing, beef cattle WBIA is proud to partner with the University of Wisconsin– Platteville and its students. The collaboration not only strengthens the bull test program but also helps ensure the future of the beef industry by investing in the education and development of tomorrow’s cattle producers and industry professionals. Through this partnership, the Pioneer Farm bull test becomes more than a performance evaluation—it becomes a learning laboratory where students, producers, and industry leaders work together to advance the genetics, management, and future of the beef industry.

Viewing of bulls in the pens at the facility through April 4 th at 10:45 am is encouraged! Pens are outside and accessible at your convenience. Enter pens at your own risk. Individual bull videos are online at DVAuction.com and wisconsinbeef.com . Sale day supplement sheets with updates will be available on our DV sale site as well as on location the morning of the sale.

Internet bidding through DVAuction is encouraged. Bidders must be approved and create an account by April 3rd. This can be done online at DVAuction.com or by phone at 402-316-5460.

DV is Click to bid or proxy bid ONLY and requires a good internet connection. Auction April 4th will be carried live online at DVAuction.com starting at 11 am. A bidding tutorial is available at DVAuction.com.

Phone bids will be accepted during the sale. Bidders may contact WBIA at 608-342-1119 to get a buyer number and discuss lot numbers. Leave contact information on the answering machine through April 3rd.

WBIA representatives will be available to call back to confirm orders and/or deliver your bid by phone during the auction. Purchases may be picked up immediately following the close of the auction. See phone bank on inside cover in bold. Bulls can be picked up weekdays from 8 am-4 pm or weekends by appointment. Please call 608-342-1850 or 608-342-1119 to schedule pick up. Settlement required before release of any bull. For WBIA gear, check out our online store at https://brandedshowgearonlinestores.com/pages/wbia

SALE ORDER – established by Consultant and Board of Directors

BREED

PEN

ID 48 46 50 58 59

BREED

PEN

ID 15 20 26 25 24 23 17 19 31 35 42 38 40 32 28 44 55 53 51

BREED

PEN

ID 74 72 70 73 64 69 75 76 87 79 77 82 83 86 82 88 90 78 91

BREED

PEN

2 4 3 8

1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4

4 4 4 4 4 1 1 1 1 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4

5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

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General Information: Terms and Conditions Terms: Terms of the sale are cash. Each bull will be sold to the highest bidder. The Auctioneer will settle any dispute as to bids. Bulls must be paid for by the buyer before being released. Each bull will be at the buyer’s risk as soon as sold but will be cared for by the management for a reasonable time until he is loaded.

Registration: Certificates will be transferred to the buyer at the seller’s expense.

Guarantee: WBIA will guarantee the libido of sale bulls according to the following provisions. Bulls will be guaranteed breeders by WBIA from sale day until August 1, approximately 110 days, provided the bull(s) have been properly managed & are in good health as diagnosed by a licensed veterinarian. The first $2800 of the purchase price will be considered the salvage value of any sale bull & will not be reimbursed by WBIA. WBIA will cover the sale price of any non-breeder, as determined by the pregnancy status of exposed cows; up to $5400 provided a replacement bull is purchased from any current WBIA member. Reimbursement formula used will be, Purchase Price minus Salvage Value ($2800) for a total possible maximum reimbursement of $2600. The money from this guarantee will be paid directly to the seller of the replacement bull, at the direction & consent of the buyer & the seller, & will be used to offset the purchase price of the replacement bull. Replacement bull price will be negotiated between buyer & seller. Replacement bull costs exceeding the WBIA guarantee will be paid by the buyer directly to the seller. If desired, the buyer may apply any reimbursement value toward the purchase of any bull at the next WBIA Annual Bull Sale. In this event, the reimbursement would be in the form of a credit to offset the auction price. WBIA President, Allan Arndt &/or any Board member(s) must be notified FIRST to start the replacement process. Unforeseen conditions will be addressed by & decided by WBIA Board action. Failure to breed due to injury or exhaustion is not covered. This guarantee is not an insurance policy. Health: Bulls will be tested for TB, Bangs & Anaplasmosis only if required. Interstate health papers will be furnished on sale day. WBIA does not warrant bulls to be free of Johne’s. Any warrant is between buyer and seller. Bids: Sealed bids may be sent to the Auctioneer, Ring men, Station Management, or any member of the WBIA Board of Directors. Sealed bids will be handled with strict confidence. Sale day phone bids will be accepted at numbers listed in bold on inside cover. Bidding is available through DV Auction. It is required to register in advance for prior approval and a bidding number at (402) 316-5460 or support@dvauction.com

Announcements: Auction box announcements will take precedence over the printed materials in this catalog.

Obligation: It shall be expressly understood that all people who attend this sale do so at their own risk. The Wisconsin Beef Improvement Association & the University of Wisconsin & its employees assume no liability, legal or otherwise, for accidents which may occur, & the terms of the sale shall constitute a contract between Buyer & Seller. Requirements: The minimum requirements for entry into the test are 2.5 lbs WDA. Bulls failing breeding soundness exams, as established by the Society of Theriogenology, have been eliminated from the sale. Overall performance in conjunction with structural soundness has been evaluated by the consultant and board of directors. All bulls offered are believed to be sound. Since there are wide differing opinions as to what structural soundness or unsoundness is, the final determination lies with the buyer. All bulls must be DNA tested to verify parentage.

Ration: All bulls were fed a TMR balanced with dry hay, oatlage, cracked corn, dried distillers’ grain and a balancer mix, ad libitum, once a day.

General Considerations: Performance testing bulls in a central test station does not improve the bulls being tested. Its purpose is to aid in identifying bulls which are superior in growth performance. Even under the best possible conditions at a central test station, not all pre-test environmental effects can be eliminated. Therefore, small differences in measurements are not very meaningful. The only reasonable assumption is to assume that all bulls had an equal opportunity. Post Sale: Bulls may stay at the test station for up to 20 days after the sale for a nominal charge of $5.00/day. Bulls must be picked up BY APRIL 24th . Please indicate your intentions when you pay for your bull. During this time bulls will be fed a maintenance ration and UW-Platteville Pioneer Farm is not liable for your bulls. To schedule pick up, please contact Pioneer Farm at 608-342-1850. Pick up is available M-F 8 – 4 pm or by appointment.

INDEX OF CONSIGNORS FOR 2025-2026 Bull Test

Red Angus Red Angus Red Angus Red Angus Red Angus Red Angus Red Angus

Adams, Arnold & Alicia

Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus

Adams, Arnold & Alicia

Dunphy, Joe & Sue

Bonte, Dan & Lana Chadwick, Mike

Habeck, Paul

Johnson, Brad & Lindsay

Fremstad, Jory

Johnson, Kevin O’Connell, Ryan Roecker, John Brown, Philip

Johnson, Brad & Lindsey

Kuhle, David

Kuhn, Mark & Ruth

% Simmental % Simmental % Simmental % Simmental % Simmental %Simmental

Kunde, Richard & Susan

Cavadini, Tim & Sarah

Lynch, Kirk

Lundell, Tim

Marsh, Jim & Holly McNett, Matt Morrissette, Jeff

Nelson, Kurt & Nettie

Pionek, Brian & Mackenzie

Stichert, Wade

Pieper, John

Simmental Simmental Simmental Simmental Simmental Simmental Simmental Simmental Simmental Simmental

Arndt, Allan

Ryan, Tim

Bobeck, Jeremy Brown, Philip Gerlach, Trent

Schmitt, Rob

Spring Creeks Cattle

Solverson, Matt & Abigal Strasburg, Andy & Amy Adams, Jake & Regan Kempel, Justin & Jason Ahrens, Caleb & Alissa

Kimball, Justin & Ashley

Lundell, Tim

Charolais Charolais Hereford Hereford

Pionek, Brian & Mackenzie Reinhardt, Kent & Wendy Reinhardt, Marcus & Liz

Miller, Matt Roecker, John

Williams, Rod

LimFlex

https://redangus.org www.angus.org www.simmental.org https://hereford.org https://nalf.org https://charolaisusa.com

For information on specific bulls contact Greg Miller, 608-778-8785 For information/catalog requests or general questions, contact Alicia Prill-Adams, 608-642-6982 All the information contained in the catalog plus pictures and video are available at the WBIA website at http://wisconsinbeef.com/home.html For WBIA gear, check out our online store at https://brandedshowgearonlinestores.com/pages/wbia

WBIA is not responsible for any inadvertent errors/or omissions to this catalog . Management of Yearling Bulls

Pre-breeding Management •

Provide access to dirt lots of 1 to 2 acres in size to allow for ample exercise prior to the breeding season. This is IMPERATIVE. Bulls that are physically fit will have a higher degree of sexual drive and will remain sound. • Allow bull to adjust to new environment for 60 days prior to breeding season. • To keep the bulls in good condition, a ration which contains 11-12% crude protein and 70% TDN from medium quality hay along with some grain supplementation, should be provided.

Breeding Season Management •

DO NOT OVERUSE A YOUNG BULL DURING HIS FIRST BREEDING SEASON. “Rule-of-thumb” for the proper bull to female ratio is 1 cow per month of age of the bull up to 3 years of age. For example, a 15-month old bull could be run with 15 females. A mature 3-year old bull (36 months of age) should be allotted a maximum 36 females.

Age of Bull

Number of Females Exposed

12-15 15-18 18-24

10-12 12-18 18-25 25-40

24 mo. & older

• The young bull is still growing, and therefore may need to be provided some extra feed during the breeding season. Monitor the bull’s body condition: if the bull is starting to lose condition, increase the amount of feed provided. Do not over condition. • Observe the bull closely during the breeding season to ensure the bull is servicing the females, ideally observing the cows once to twice daily. Record the initial service date. If the female was not bred, she should begin cycling 15 - 25 days from that initial service date. It is important to monitor bulls for normal breeding behavior and to catch an injury early to prevent missed breeding opportunities.

Post-Breeding Management •

Evaluate the bulls’ condition and, if needed, feed and manage them in such a way that they will be in moderate condition, a body condition score of 6 at the beginning of the next breeding season.

Bulls Are Guaranteed By The Breeder To Be Breeders If Well Managed. It is strongly encouraged that bulls be allowed ample exercise on dirt lots PRIOR to the beginning of breeding season. FOR SAFETY REASON ALL BULLS WILL ONLY BE LOADED UPON COMPLETION OF THE SALE!

DO NOT BLOCK THE BRIDGE OR IMPEDE TRAFFIC ON COLLEGE FARM ROAD . BUYERS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO RETRIEVE THEIR OWN BULLS FROM THE LOTS PRIOR TO OR DURING LOAD OUT.

WBIA has transitioned away from a power index and is now developing bulls that are balanced not only in growth and performance but also EPDs and structure. Our consultant has evaluated the bulls’ multiple times through the testing period for phenotype and structure. The board of directors and consultant have analyzed the bulls for performance, structure and marketability to make the final selection. WBIA Board takes great care to accurately report data gathered here. EPDs listed were current as of March 4, 2026.

Glossary of EPD’s: EPDs are BREED SPECIFIC therefore comparing EPDs across breeds will not be accurate. Please note, we are not reporting the accuracy of the EPD but are reporting the percentage within the breed that the individual’s EPDs fall. E.G. If the percent is listed as 30, then the individual’s EPDs are in the top 30% of the breed for that trait or is better than 70% of the breed. If the percentage is listed as 70, then the individual’s EPDs are in the top 70% of the breed for that trait or is better than 30% of the breed.

We have included the definitions from the Angus, Red Angus and Simmental Associations for reference. See definitions below for EPD’s specific to Charolais, Hereford & LimFlex.

Expected Progeny Difference (EPD) , is the prediction of how future progeny of each animal are expected to perform relative to the progeny of other animals listed in the database. EPDs are expressed in units of measure for the trait, plus or minus. Interim EPDs may appear on young animals when their performance has yet to be incorporated into the American Angus Association National Cattle Evaluation (NCE) procedures. This EPD will be preceded by an "I", and may or may not include the animal's own performance record for a particular trait, depending on its availability, appropriate contemporary grouping, or data edits needed for NCE. Charolais Specific EPD’s: TSI (Terminal Sire Index) is a formal method of combining Expected Progeny Differences (EPD) – BW, WW, YW, REA, CW, MARB and FAT – into one single value on which to base selection decisions. The TSI uses estimates of the genetic relationships between traits with an economic default value based on three year rolling USDA data. Hereford Specific EPD’s: BMI (Baldy Maternal Index) is a maternally focused index that has a production system based on 1,000- Hereford x Angus females with a progeny harvest endpoint directed toward Certified Hereford Beef (CHB®). It encompasses CE while also focusing on fertility and weaning weight. It puts more emphasis on IMF vs REA. This index is geared toward commercial programs that have British-cross cows. $CHB (Certified Hereford Beef Index) terminally sire index with Hereford sired calves being marketed through the CHB market. Includes some CE with greater emphasis on WW, YW, REA & IMF. Limousin Specific EPD’s: $MPI scenario when Limousin bulls are mated to Angus-based cows with replacements retained and surplus calves marketed at weaning. EPD’s stressed include CED and MCE, WW, Milk, MW, DMI & ST $IPI scenario when Limousin bulls are mated to Angus-based cows with replacements retained and surplus calves fed out and marketed on a value-based grid that rewards quality & yield. Balances both maternal and terminal traits.

$TPI is constructed to identify terminal sires that produce the highest profit potential fed cattle.

Videos of bulls are available at the DVAuction website. Bidding is available through DV Auction. It is recommended to register in advance for prior approval and a bidding number at (402) 316-5460 or support@dvauction.com

WBIA is not responsible for any inadvertent errors/or omissions to this catalog.

2/14/2025

MC LADY GROWTH FUND 165 MIKE CHADWICK

21316905

103.1

WDA Ratio ADG Ratio

CHADWICK ANGUS

113.4

BLACK

COLOR

PEN

H/P/S

608-279-2608

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

360 JUNEBUG RD, MARSHALL, WI, 53559

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

BASIN PAYWEIGHT 1682 DEER VALLEY GROWTH FUND DEER VALLEY RITA 36113 SITZ UPWARD 307R MC LILY UPWARD 458 BLACK LADY BISMARCK 351

145

234

0.9

161

85 15

108

0.2 90

Performance %

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

3.9

4.33

16.4

1065 1497

0.3

4.24

5.8

Growth Fund has good yearling weight and weaning weight and is still one of the top 6 bulls to use at Select Sires.

1/24/2025

502N PHILLIP BROWN

4572025

111.3

ADG Ratio

104.6

BROWN FARMS

BLACK

COLOR

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

PEN

815-238-9033 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/% 75

5838 S. GRAS RD , ELIZABETH, IL, 61028

% SIMMENTAL

SFG SUNNY H0518

11.3 -.4

23.6 53

127.8

0.51

75.4 111.4

61.3

0.31

L518 SAS

SAS CHALLI J351 THSF LOVER BOY B33

Performance %

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

ALYA FIONA BG1X

3.75

1047

4.7

15.7

1517

0.28

2.18

5.9

2/14/2025

YOLO AXELROD 33N WADE STICHERT

4553577

107.2

ADG Ratio

111

YOLO CATTLE

BLACK

COLOR

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

PEN

715-897-3602 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/% 50

N5413 DIVISION AVE, CHILI, WI, 54420

% SIMMENTAL

BASIN PAYWEIGHT 1682 DEER VALLEY GROWTH FUND DEER VALLEY RITA 36113 WS BIG SHOT E187 TECS 33H CDI MS HOMETOWN 203C

12.8 -.1

163.8

25.5 38

151.7

0.83

8.8

72.6

0.61

Performance %

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

3.98

1075

4.53

16.57

1527

0.36

3.89

6.5

Sired by the legendary Growth Fund, this guy has been a standout from early on. Pounds pay as the saying goes and 33N ’ s performance on the test combined with his elite growth EPD ’ s suggest he ’ ll sire some calves that flat out grow. Dam had a bull on the sale last year which was well received. Bid with confidence. Homo black homo polled

1/4/2025

MC LEGACY BLUEPRINT 135 MIKE CHADWICK

21330412

123.3

WDA Ratio ADG Ratio

CHADWICK ANGUS

104.8

BLACK

COLOR

PEN

H/P/S

608-279-2608

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

360 JUNEBUG RD, MARSHALL, WI, 53559

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

CONNEALY CONFIDENCE PLUS

162

261

0.5

136

79 25

105

0.5 70

WOODHILL BLUEPRINT

WOODHILL EVERGREEN Z291-B233 AAR TEN X 7008 S A

Performance %

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

MC LEGACY TEN 154

MILL COULEE BARBARA 417

3.61

5.18

13.5

3.6

1015 1532

0.32

5.8

This Woodhill Blueprint son is a great prospect for both cows and heifers.

2/11/2025

GCCF MERIT 524N TRENT GERLACH

GERLACH CATTLE COMPANY 4554111

96.6

ADG Ratio

108.1

BLACK

COLOR

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

PEN

608-426-4633 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/% 75

10745 N WADDAMS GROVE RD, WINSLOW, IL,

SIMMENTAL

LLW CARD MERIT 03H

7.4

2.6

18.5 83

97.5

0.55

78.4 120.4

57.6

0.13

LLW CARD MERIT 27L

LLW CARD ANNA 327E WOOD RELENTLESS 941G ET

Performance %

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

MISS THOM 233

MAY 1703

3.47

984

3.59

14.5

1342

0.27

2.38

5.5

524N is a true power bull with real world growth in an attractive package. Sired by our Cardinal Merit son backed by one of the hottest up and coming cows in the Simmental breed LLW Card Anna 327E.

1/25/2025

DBLA CARDINAL N521 ALLAN ARNDT

DOUBLE A SIMMENTALS 4520212

87.6

ADG Ratio

104.5

RED

COLOR

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

PEN

608-774-0136 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/% 100

4509 S. BELDING RD, JANESVILLE, WI, 53546

SIMMENTAL

IR IMPERIAL D948

9.8

0.1

30.5 10

149.1

0.80

77.5 117.5

4.6

69.3

0.22

HSF CARDINAL 133G

HSF MISS SKY 59S 64Z KBHR SNIPER E036

Performance %

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

DBLA MS SNIPER H003 DBLA MS F834

3.35

3.25

15.35

1030 1355

0.41

3.67

4.8

DBLA Non-diluted Homozygous Polled Red bull with a 0 BWT EPD. Docility, MILK and STAY are his strengths, outstanding structure. Use him to sire your next replacements. Recommended for cows, heifers with discretion. No creep

1/21/2025

DBLA AUTOGRAPH N512 ALLAN ARNDT

DOUBLE A SIMMENTALS 4520205

105.1

ADG Ratio

107.1

BLACK

COLOR

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

PEN

608-774-0136 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/% 100

4509 S. BELDING RD, JANESVILLE, WI, 53546

SIMMENTAL

GIBBS 9114G ESSENTIAL

15.1 -1.7 98.2155.5

32 6

178.2

1.12

7.4

0.37

GIBBS SIGNATURE 2510K

GIBBS 7077E LOUISE Y534 RFS BULLETPROOF B42

Performance %

BIRTH

START

FINAL

DBLA MS BULLETPROOF G933 DBLA MS TAYLOR D655

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

3.44

3.9

18.8

1012

1402

0.29

3.27

5.5

DBLA Homozygous polled Red carrier. Best EPD profile we ’ ve ever raised! 16 of 19 measured traits in the TOP 35%, including TOP 10% for CE, BWT, WW, YW, MILK, STAY, API and TI. Outstanding structure, recommended for cows and heifers. No creep

1/16/2025

10 S/A ASTUTE 012-1305

21367637

115

WDA Ratio H/P/S P ADG Ratio

STRASBURG ANGUS

106.5

ANDY & AMY STRASBURG

BLACK

COLOR

PEN

608-444-2637

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

6709 STATE RD 73, MARSHALL, WI, 53559

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

SITZ ACCOMPLISHMENT 720F

149

250

0.8

138

61 60

0.7 50

WOODHILL TROOPER H062-L045

WOODHILL EMPRESS D118-H062 CRAWFORD GUARANTEE 9137

Performance %

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

S/A MAIDEN 1238-012

S/A MAIDEN 3276-1238

3.66

4.83

13.8

1030 1512

0.32

4.79

5.1

1305 is a calving ease bull that has performed well above average on test. 1305’ s dam is a larger framed female with an exceptional udder.

2/15/2025

11 6-S STEPUP

21358410

101.6

WDA Ratio H/P/S P ADG Ratio

105.7

ROB SCHMITT

BLACK

COLOR

PEN

563-543-1934

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

PO BOX 62, SHERRILL, IA, 52073

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

G A R BIG STEP K715

172

306

-2

3.7

129

65 50

110

0.7 50

EZAR STEP UP 9178

BASIN LUCY 4261 RB TOUR OF DUTY 177 SCHMITT ’ S TOUR OF DUTY 846 PITZ MISS SPARKY 3130

Performance %

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

3.64

4.27

14.3

966

1392

0.39

3.45

5.8

2/6/2025

12 D3C WOODFORD OCEAN N139G

BRIAN & MACKENZIE PIONEK DIAMOND COULEE CATTLE 4569338

99.3

ADG Ratio

95.8

BLACK

COLOR

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

PEN

920-217-1610 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/% 75

87535 MARSHALL AVE, STRUM, WI, 54770

% SIMMENTAL

EGL FIRESTEEL 103F WHF/JS/CCS WOODFORD J001

16.6 -2.7 65.2 91.1

24.6 44

150.4

0.59

6.3

57.1

0.51

WHF SUMMER 365C BAR QH STEP UP D349

Performance %

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

D3C SUSON SEALED G139 SECRET D13

3.43

4.19

14.94

0.24

3.36

5.3

926

1345

This is exactly what we were looking for with this mating, come easy, grow like crazy with just enough chrome coming from his google eyed dam. Expect some white on the calves out of this guy.

3/3/2025

15 JFCC FAITHFUL 559

JOHNSON FAMILY CATTLE 21223450

105.6

WDA Ratio H/P/S P ADG Ratio

112.1

BRAD & LINDSAY JOHNSON

BLACK

COLOR

PEN

715-498-9328

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

N6864 BOX ELDER RD, SHAWANO, WI, 54166

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

PHCA VERACIOUS

268

390

3.6

167

72 35

159

108

1.7 3

44 FAITHFUL 2764

DCF RUBY OF TIFFANY 6799 WELYTOK PRIME TIME

Performance %

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

PEAK SUSANNA K203

PINEVIEW SUSANNA H161

3.86

4.43

15.3

972 1415

0.34

7.28

6.8

A Faithful son out of our PEAK donor that has a set of EPDs to blow you away. The only two maternal sibs to sell, sold for $35,000 and $11,000. 559 is a powerful bull with top big time WW, YW, RADG, MW, MH, MARB, CW, $F, $B, $G, and elite $C. He also posts a massive RE EPD!

1/18/2025

17 RW IN CHARGE 516N ROD WILLIAMS

4570457

88.9

ADG Ratio

98.2

BLACK

COLOR

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

PEN

515-314-1910 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/%

3380 WHITE POLE RD , STUART, IA, 50250

SIMMENTAL

HOOK`S EAGLE 6E

11.9

-.7

20.3 73

141.4

0.82

64.0 88.5

5.9

52.3

0.42

KSU BALD EAGLE 53G

KSU MISS SHEAR FORCE 9Z LONGS THE PLAYER

Performance %

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

PLAYER 013H

RW ZAYLIE 362A

3.15

3.3

13.93

965

0.31

3.71

5.7

1295

516N is a son of the now deceased KSU Bald Eagle, a top 50 used sire in the ASA for numerous years. Reading like the true heifer-safe bull he is, he supports a 12 CE with a – .6 BW and he ’ s backed on the bottom side by one of our most proven cows, RW Zaylie362A. She is a true outlier when it comes to udder quality and longevity. This bull ’ s pedigree has already passed the test, it ’ s worked on operations across the nation, let it go to work for you.

2/12/2025

18 RW IN CHARGE 529N ROD WILLIAMS

4570458

143.1

ADG Ratio

121.9

BLACK

COLOR

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

PEN

515-314-1910 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/% 100

3380 WHITE POLE RD , STUART, IA, 50250

SIMMENTAL

SO REMEDY 7F SFI LONGS IN CHARGE K28 SFI MISS ME O MY

8.7

2.7

28.1 18

103.5

1.08

80.7 125.8

5.5

68.5

-.14

Performance %

LONG`S SHEAR PLEASURE

BIRTH

START

FINAL

RW MARLEY 559C

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

RWREPLAY718T

3.91

5.31

16.73 0.31

979

1510

2.35

6.3

A commercial cattleman ’ s kind! This bull has set himself apart in the test data base, and the return on investment is a no brainer! 529N is leading all simmental bulls in overall ADG at 4.71 and WDA at 3.67. Backed by a 16.74 REA, putting him 2nd in the breed. The In Charge blood line outperforms and is recognized across the nation, with sons sold for up to $27,000. And it ’ s not the sons that perform - 26 head of commercial heifers bred to In Charge averaging $5,600 in MN this January! 19 LDL DIABLO N1047 TIM LUNDELL LUNDELL FAMILY CATTLE 4553936 94 2/23/2025 COLOR BLACK 98.3 ADG Ratio

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

PEN

608-341-8296 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/% 50

1190 GOLDMAN LANE, LIVINGSTON, WI, 53554

% SIMMENTAL

LCDR FAVOR 149F

9.6

0.6

24.8 43

146.3

1.02

95.4 156.8

7.3

72.7

0.51

LCDR DILIGENCE 215J

LCDR MS GIA 5G QUIET`S UNDERWRITER 412

Performance %

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

WHITCOMB SALLY 5362

EXAR BLACKCAP 5362

3.52

3.97

14.81

0.28

2.1

6.1

923

1320

An extremely attractive Simm/Angus son of LCDR Diligence, this bull was our No. 1 weaning-weight bull, posting an impressive 753 lbs. with a WW ratio of 120. He stands on an excellent set of feet and legs and combines muscle with an easy-keeping design. This bull is sure to impress on sale day. Homozygous black and homozygous polled.

1/15/2025

20 MC BARBARA GROWTH FUND 115 MIKE CHADWICK

21316906

106.9

WDA Ratio H/P/S P ADG Ratio

CHADWICK ANGUS

90.4

COLOR

BLACK

PEN

608-279-2608

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

360 JUNEBUG RD, MARSHALL, WI, 53559

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

BASIN PAYWEIGHT 1682 DEER VALLEY GROWTH FUND DEER VALLEY RITA 36113 RB ACTIVE DUTY 010 MILL COULEE BARBARA K 850

103

170

1.6

127

66 50

0.1 95

Performance %

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

MILL COULEE BARBARA K 905

3.11

4.49

13.1

839

1287

0.33

2.72

4.3

This is an embryo calf from Mill Coulee Barbara K850 Dam and Mill Coulee Barbara 905 grand dam.

2/3/2025

21 SRN REMEDY 2531 JOE & SUE DUNPHY

SHAMROCK NOOK RED ANGUS 5125577

98.1

WDA Ratio H/P/S P ADG Ratio

101.8

RED

COLOR

PEN

608-558-5342 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% STAY/% REA/% HB/% GM% PRO/% 100

W646 STATE RD 59, ALBANY, WI, 53502

REDANGUS

ALC RELIANCE H39

-2

25 53

135

0.45

100

ALC REMEDY K60

ALC MISS AUTHORITY G911 SRN KODIAK 1804

Performance

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

SRN ELLE 2075

SRN ELEANOR 1874

3.29

3.64

15.8

936

1300

0.4

2.51

4.1

Sired by ALC Remedy K60, SRN Remedy 2531, offers a powerful genetic prescription for progress, ranking at the very top of the Red Angus breed for the HB Index. He is a true herd remedy in every sense of the word. He pairs that elite profitability with standout EPDs, delivering calving ease, longevity, and added carcass value in one complete package. Backed by the productive Eleanor cow family, his grand dam, SRN Eleanor X11, raised an impressive set of triplet heifers. Lot 21 brings both performance and maternal strength to the forefront. 22 AHAA AUTHORITY 2502 JAKE & REGAN ADAMS EM1014987 3/6/2025 WDA Ratio COLOR WHITE ADG Ratio

116.3

107.3

PEN

608-642-0445 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% CW/% MB/% REA/% TSI/% H/P/S 100 P

1314 HWY 6, WEST LIBERTY, IA, 52776

CHAROLAIS

LHD CHOTEAU B1669

14.5

-3.7

110

244

8.3 65

0.2

0.51

LT AUTHORITY 7229 LT KATY 4273

Performance %

LT RUSHMORE 8060

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

WC DREAM GIRL 6243

920

WC MISS VALUE 2213

1405

3.86

4.85

16.3

0.26

2.4

7.2

Offering our last son of Wright Charolais ’ prolific donor WC Dream Girl 6243, whose flush brothers were extremely popular during the 2024 WBIA sale. We feel we have saved the best for last because he has more style, growth and is structurally sound and docile. A versatile bull who will add all the maternal aspects of Dream Girl while also giving you the terminal performance you need to make $$. His sire, LT Authority 7229, is known for his moderate birth weights and added maternal qualities.

2/7/2025

23 R R A DYNAMIC 25B03 JOHN PIEPER

21349113

103.7

WDA Ratio ADG Ratio

ROCK RUN ANGUS

100.7

BLACK

COLOR

PEN

H/P/S

815-238-6270

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

7376 E. CEDARVILLE RD, ROCK CITY, IL, 61070

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

DEER VALLEY GROWTH FUND

157

281

-1

156

103 1

0.9 35

B A R DYNAMIC

B A R BLACKCAP 7235-B0048 MEAD MAGNITUDE

Performance %

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

R R A EVERELDA ENTENSE 19B03

R R A EVERELDA ENTENSE T003

3.47

4.35

920

1355

0.45

4.98

5.6

This bull has calving ease, weaning weight, and yearling weight all in the same package. Top 2% for calving ease and top 10% or better for WW and YW. This bull descends from the Sitz Everelda Entense Cow family on the bottom side and is sired by the calving ease and carcass quality bull BAR Dynamic on the top side. One of the high performers for average daily gain while on this test.

3/20/2025

24 ASPEN HILLS FARM WOLVERINE 37 TIM & SARAH CAVADINI

4517720

72.5

ADG Ratio

95.7

ASPEN HILLS FARM

BLACK

COLOR

WDA Ratio

PEN

H/P/S

608-396-1202 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/% 50

N7966 CTY RD C , MINDORO, WI, 54644

% SIMMENTAL

TEHAMA TAHOE B767

10.6 -.6

26.8 29

120

0.66

63.7 93.4

7.4

58.8

0.24

SAT WOLVERINE 916

SAT PRAIRIE 788 EKHCC BLACK DIAMOND 147

Performance %

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

EKHCC TARA 318

EKHCC TARA 954

3.43

3.06

15.19 0.24

6.3

894

1200

Sired by the Select Sires bull SAT Wolverine, and grandsire, Tehama Tahoe, you can feel at ease using him on your heifers. He is a double-digit calving ease bull, labeled as a cowmaker because he can improve teat and udder quality, as well as foot structure, as you build your herd. This bull's 12 year old dam has excellent maternal strengths and has always raised quality calves. I'm fairly confident to say that once you meet his offspring, you'll choose to keep some back to improve the genetics in your herd.

3/17/2025

25 SPRING CREEKS THUNDERSTRUCK 072 BART MITCHELL

SPRING CREEKS CATTLE 21437107

85.4

ADG Ratio

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

101.9

BLACK

COLOR

PEN

608-553-8070

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

48715 HILLDALE RD, WAUZEKA, WI, 53826

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

CONNEALY THUNDER

122

240

0.3

115

84 15

0.5 70

BOYD THUNDERSTRUCK

BOYD ABIGALE 6079 BALDRIDGE COLONEL C251

Performance %

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

CORNERSTONE LADY 572-072

CORNERSTONE LADY 421E-572

3.51

3.59

15.2

1237

879

0.45

3.97

5.2

This is a thick made powerful bull that will impress you sale day. His dam has a wonderful udder, has a daughter in our herd, as well as raised bulls for our annual bull sale. He sells with a Spring Creeks breeding guarantee. We believe this bull has a lot to offer.

1/19/2025

26 DBLA BASELINE N508 ALLAN ARNDT

DOUBLE A SIMMENTALS 4520178

95.7

ADG Ratio

97.7

BLACK

COLOR

WDA Ratio H/P/S P

PEN

608-774-0136 % OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MILK/% MCE/% MWW/% MB/% REA% API/% 100

4509 S. BELDING RD, JANESVILLE, WI, 53546

SIMMENTAL

HOOK`S BEACON 56B

-.9

25.1 38

145.6

1.10

83.2 126

7.4

66.8

0.24

KBHR HIGH ROAD E283

WS MISS SUGAR C4 DBLA WIDEBODY F807

Performance %

BIRTH

START

FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

DBLA MS J176

DBLA MS F826

3.13

3.55

13.75

0.25

3.08

4.7

930

1285

DBLA Homozygous Black Homozygous Polled. Minus BWT EPD with heifer worthy CE. WW, YW, Maternal and carcass EPDs above breed average. Rock solid predictability. Safe for heifers and practical for cows. No creep

1/27/2025

27 RC TOP GUN 134 TIM RYAN

21304891

98.9

WDA Ratio H/P/S P ADG Ratio

RYAN CATTLE

100.5

BLACK

COLOR

PEN

608-225-7993

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

N1515 SUNSET DR, LODI, WI, 53555

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

V A R FIRE POWER SCHEIFELBEIN TOP GUN 522 FROSTY ELBA 4220

187

316

0.9

146

79 25

115

0.8 40

Performance %

PLATTEMERE WEIGH UP K360

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

RC BARBARA 39

ICC BARBARA K 905-6338

3.46

4.15

15.6

975

1390

0.19

4.47

6.3

Great disposition and extra length plus Epd $Values $W, $F, $B and $C all in top 20%. RC 134 has good feet with manageable B.W. all makes for a very balanced trait bull. Sired by the popular Schiefelbein Top Gun and dam RC Barbara 39, tracing back to Barbara K905 makes for very predictable results.

2/24/2025

28 FALKLAND NEUMAN FIREPROOF KIRK LYNCH

21248229

100.8

WDA Ratio ADG Ratio

FALKLAND FARM

102.9

BLACK

COLOR

PEN

H/P/S

608-217-2158

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

4034 CTY RD JJ, BLACK EARTH, WI, 53515

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

GB FIREBALL 672

213

323

0.2

139

78 25

118

1.4 10

GAR FIREPROOF

CHAIR ROCK SURE FIRE 6095 G A R HOMETOWN

Performance %

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

FALKLAND NERA HOMETOWN

NCA TOTAL 4326 BLK MGIC 3260

3.54

4.23

15.2

902

1325

0.43

6.11

5.5

Calving Ease leader of the pack! Perfect bull for use with your heifers! Highly docile with top of the line EPDs! Stand out Calving Ease, Marbling, $B and $C. Mother from Hometown ranks top 1% in calving Ease, BW and $C for the breed and brings the entire package to this stand out bull. His Sire is the highly popular GAR Fireproof! Don ’ t miss the opportunity to upscale your operation!

2/7/2025

30 KUHLE VISION N442 DAVID KUHLE

21225796

126.2

WDA Ratio H/P/S P ADG Ratio

KUHLE ANGUS

111

BLACK

COLOR

PEN

563-542-0803

100

% OF BREED EPD ’ S/ac

1491 HWY 80, HAZEL GREEN, WI, 53811

ANGUS

CED/% BW/% WW/% YW/% MB/% $M

BEAL BREAKTHROUGH

231

364

1.8

171

85 15

148

1.0 25

ST VISIONARY

HR RITA 9704 KUHLE PAYCHECK E167H168 KUHLE MISS PAYCHECKH168 L354 RB LADY CAPITALIST 4238-0180

Performance %

BIRTH

START FINAL

WDA

ADG

REA

IMF

Frame

3.82

5.3

15.3

963

1492

0.26

5.13

Tattoo N442 – 732 lbs no-creep weaning weight, one of the fastest gain test bulls, top 30% calving ease and top 2% yearling weight, for cows and heifers

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