Slovek Ranch - Annual Angus & Angus Plus Genetics Bull Sale [3/17/26]

Annual Bull Sale Tuesday, March 17, 2026 1:00 PM (MT) Philip Livestock Market, Philip, SD Sale Day Phone: (605) 859-2577 Lunch available at Philip Livestock Cafe on us! After the sale join us downtown at the 73- Saloon for dinks and appetizers

Auctioneer: Dace Harper - 605-515-1535 Sale Day Representatives

Bill & Pennie Slovek 605-457-2311 slovek@gwtc.net Bo & Aubrey Slovek 605-457-2003 • 605-454-8124 (c) boslovek@goldenwest.net 20890 Slovek Road • Philip, SD 57567 Contacts:

Beau Ravellette, RPI Promotions ................(605) 685-8155 Don Ravellette, RPI Promotions ..................(605) 685-5147 Dan Piroutek, Tri-State Livestock News .......(605) 544-3316 Scott Dirk, Tri-State Livestock News ............(605) 380-6024 Ryan Casteel, Cattle Business Weekly ........(605) 423-6000 DELIVERY: $75.00 credit on a future sale if you haul your bull(s) home sale day. Free delivery on all bulls within 300-mile radius of Philip. After 300 miles, delivery at cost. GUARANTEE: All bulls guaranteed for soundness, fertility and will have passed a breeding exam. BREEDING SEASON GUARANTEE: All bulls selling for $4,000 or more will be covered 50% by Slovek Ranch if they are injured during their first breeding season. Breeding season is defined as the 60-day period (not to exceed September 1, 2026) following the first turnout of the bull. Buyer keeps all salvage value and will receive credit at future sales for the difference between the purchase price and salvage value. Please notify us as soon as possible if injury should occur and prior to the injured bull being sold. All injured bulls must be identified and diagnosed by a veteri - narian and claims made before September 1, 2026. Example A: A $5,000 bull is injured and will not heal and is sold for $1,000. The buyer will keep the $1,000 and receive $2,000 credit. Example B: A $2,400 bull is injured and will not heal. No credit is given. Buyer retains all salvage. This does not cover mismanagement or neglect.

RETAINING INTEREST: Slovek Ranch retains the right to collect semen on every bull at our cost and at buyer’s convenience. Full possession and full salvage value sells on all bulls. We are retaining a

1/3 semen interest on all bulls selling. VOLUME DISCOUNT:

We will be offering a volume discount credit for future sales. You pay what you bid and credit for future sales will be as follows:

1% of purchase price of 3rd bull 2% of purchase price of 4th bull 3% of purchase price of 5th bull 4% of purchase price of 6th bull 5% of purchase price of 7th bull 6% of purchase price of 8th bull 7% of purchase price of 9th bull 8% of purchase price of 10th or more bulls

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We would like to welcome you to the 2026 Slovek Ranch bull sale and say thank you to our customers! We love what we do and are here to serve your needs! This year’s sale brings a set of bulls that carry characteristics and genetics designed to be successful in every aspect of the industry and help bring both longevity and vitality to your operation. The ultimate goal is to do what we can to create the best cattle for our customers in order to keep your operation profitable. Our herd is culled hard in areas of fertility, feet, structure, udders, pleasant dispositions, and strong maternal abilities. Our biggest day Welcome

calving last spring was 42 calves in a day; as a family operation with only 2 of us here now, the cows have to be able to get their calves up, sucking, and thrive independently. Cows are bred to be easy keeping and efficient females whose progeny will go out and work for a living but still are able to pack on pounds using less feed. In correlation, our bulls are fed slower and not pushed hard, allowing them to grow at a more natural pace and persistently proves how much better they hold up. The two-year old bulls were out grazing from mid May to around Dec 10. Since then they have been in a 50 acre pasture and have to walk a ¼ mile between feed and water. The ET yearling bulls got started on feed around Oct 20. When we weighed them this winter and they were gaining too much so we opted to cut back feed rations; the bulls are capable of gaining at much higher rates but we feel strongly that gaining too much too fast will affect how they hold up over the long term. All of the older bulls have passed a fertility test and got breeding and pinkeye/footrot shot. The yearling bulls I’ll bring back home and fertility test in late April or early May after we get through the first cycle of calving. You will notice some lower ratio weaning bulls in this year’s sale. Those bulls are heifer bulls. I added birth ratios

in this year’s sale. For instance a bull with a 80 birth ratio is 20% below the average at birth. If he ended up at 90% weaning ratio he actually should be a plus 10%. We have been enrolled in the Maternal Plus program through the American Angus Association for a few years now and as of 2025 have achieved the Data Driven Herd Program Bronze status. It is made up of only 3 levels- 20 have reached Gold, 27 Silver, and only 81 other breeders in the United States have achieved Bronze status. An achievement showcasing years of dedication to collecting and submitting data to track progress of my herd over time. We do not have time to put up with nuisance cattle and don’t expect you to have to either. By being hard on our cattle, they should create offspring that are easier on you and contribute to the success of your operation! We stand behind our genetics and if you have any problems, please call and we will take care of you. You are welcome to come out and check out the bulls and cows at any point during the year, we love showing off our cattle!! See you at the sale! Bo & Aubrey Slovek

Bo & Aubrey Slovek 605-457-2003 605-454-8124 (c) boslovek@goldenwest.net

What is Promogen® Genetic Evaluation?

Promogen® Scoring 1. The system uses a numerical score of 1 to 6.5. 2. Animals with scores of less than 4 are not producing the three marker proteins we are measuring at physiologically effective levels. 3. Animals between 4-4.5 are producing the three marker proteins at levels that are physiologically average. 4. Animals scoring between 4.5 and 5.0 are in the top 15% of the tested populations. 5. Animals scoring between 5.0 and 5.5 are in the top 10%. 6. Animals scoring between 5.5 to 6.0 are in the top 5%. 7. Elite animals fall within the range of 6.0 to 6.5 and are the top 1% of the population. The Bottom Line ✓ Immunologically superior animals are proven to return higher significant gains across all traits: overall wellness, fertility and feed efficiency. ✓ Profits on overall wellness are realized through an increased response to vaccinces and antiparasitic treatments, drasti- cally reducing the incidence of morbidity and antibiotic use. ✓ Fertility is reflected in higher conception rates; reduced risk of early embryonic death; weaning calves at higher weights; overall retention and longevity in replacement females. ✓ Feed efficience is directly affected by the body’s ability to ward off inflammaton due to environmental stress factors and improve cellular energetics. ✓ Cattle on feed who possess this natural ability have higher conversion rates than their counterparts who are immu- nologically inferior without requiring additional antibiotic costs and higher overall expenses. ✓ Immunologically superior animals that possess specific Promogen® predictive biomarkers are proven to be more profitable and see economic gains through these highly her- itable traits for generations to come.

Promogen™ genetic evaluation is another method for estab- lishing genomic probabilities. The purpose of the test is to identify and quantify, using a simple numerical scoring sys- tem, the presence of three key proteins that medical science has labeled collectively Defensins. A twenty-year research project involving several universities in the United States and Europe has proven that physiologic performance, whether it is measured as disease resistance, fertility, productivity, or athletic ability, are directly related to the concentration of these proteins in the body. Why is Promogen® Important? It provides a “road map” for developing management strate- gies that maximize herd profitability. It helps you identify animals who are most naturally inclined to herd longevity, reproductive efficiency, and naturally able to maximize environment and express Expected Progeny Dif- ferences (EPD’s) to the best of their ability. How does Promogen® equate to profitability? Genetic progress in beef cattle comes with challenges. The major issue is industry segmentation. Utilizing the Promo- gen® assay can add value throughout the production cycle. The ideal cow for a cow/calf operation is one that success- fully weans a feedlot-ready calf at six to seven months of age and does so with minimum added expense associated with feed supplementation, medication and labor. At the same time, that cow is expected to breed back within 40-90 days post-calving to repeat the cycle; she is expected to do this year after year. Promogen® assays will predict value-added cows that will raise healthy calves. Then there is the challenge of sire selection. Current EPD’s, even when supported by genomics testing, can become little more than a good guess with so many traits being selected simulta- neously. Promogen® testing accurately identifies bulls who are more feed efficient, more disease resistant, more fertile and ap- pear to be able to pass the ability to produce high levels of De- fensins and their associated proteins to their offspring.

I test around 50 animals from my herd and this is what Bill had to say about my herd... Actually, 20% scored 6.5 and 32% scored better than 6. This includes the 6.5s. In comparison, a herd shar- ing your environmental conditions had 15% score as 6.5s and 25% score 6 and above. A third herd with a 70 history of selection for performance located in the Midwest had only 3% score 6.5 and a total of 15% score above 6. The majority of seed stock herds that we have tested over the last 6 years that have not in- tegrated the Promogen score into their breeding and replacement strategies average 7% 6.5s and 18% that score above a 6. Your animals have been selected to survive. This is not case in most seed stock programs. – Bill Julian

Reference Sires

Brooking Revival 0074 BD: 01/16/2020 • Reg: AAA +*20057293

SOO LINE MOTIVE 9016 E A ROSE 918 S A V RENOWN 3439 S A V MADAME PRIDE 0151

S A V RENOVATION 6822

AAA +*18579309

SOO LINE ROSE 1019

AAA *19105893

CED +10

BW WW YW SC

Milk +28

-1.2

+53

+101 +0.65

The top selling bull in Koupals B&B sale in 2023 for $45,000. I found of group to partner on holy water after seeing him and his ten year old dam in production. The longevity in his cow family is very good. I’m excited to get daughters in production. A maternal brother just sold to Herbster Angus for $800,000. Another maternal brother sold for $70,000 this fall to Duff Cattle Company. A maternal sister also sold this fall for $85,000. There are multiple maternal brothers working across the country.

Bar-E-L Dark Knight 34K BD: 01/29/2022 • Reg: AAA 20693404

MC CUMBER TRIBUTE 702 TRIPLE L SHAKE THAT 20B MAY-WAY BREAKOUT 1310 HF MAYFLOWER 191Z

HF ALCATRAZ 60F

AAA 19283566

BLAIR’S SHAKE THAT 579H

CAA 2157632

CED

BW WW YW SC

Milk

+6 +37 Dark Knight is a bull I purchased out of Canada. He is a very good footed bull with a real pleasant attitude. I’ll calve some daughters in April and may and I’m excited to see how they turn out. Koupals B&B Holy Water 2021 BD: 01/03/2022 • Reg: AAA +*20489981 +0.3 +62 +113 +0.17

KOUPALS B&B IDENTITY B&B BLKBD PROGRESS 0049 S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209

SQUARE B ATLANTIS 8060

AAA +*19405249

B&B BLKBD PROGRESS 3015

AAA #*17722436

CED +10

BW WW YW SC

Milk

-0.5 +32 A SAV renovation son out of the rose 1019 cow. 1019 is a cow that I saw when she was older also. She has also raised numerous sons in registered herds across north America. The daughters I have in production are really nice. Beautiful uddered and teats. I plan on going forward with two sons out of some of my favorite cows. +68 +118 +0.78

Mahans Woodrow F34 BD: 11/11/2018 • Reg: AAA +*19298622

Spring Cove Reno 4021

Connealy Stimulus 8419 Hickory Hill Erica TA32 KM Broken Bow 002 Spring Cove Liza 021

Spring Cove Reno 4021

AAA #*17926446

Hickory Hill Erica 009

AAA *16944100

CED

BW WW YW SC

Milk

+7 +36 This is a bull you probably haven’t heard about. He is a maternal brother to BUBS Southern Charm our of Spring Cove Reno. I have some southern charm daughters in production and I really like them. Two of them became pathfinders this year. I think the daughters of Woodrow could be better than the southern charm daughters. +1.9 +85 +130 +1.37

Reference Sires

Baldridge Flagstone F411 BD: 05/09/2018 • Reg: AAA #+*19478642

MOGCK BULLSEYE MISS BLACKCAP ELLSTON J2

HOOVER NO DOUBT

AAA #+*17882682

STYLES UPGRADE J59 BALDRIDGE ISABEL T935

BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69

AAA *17149410

CED

BW WW YW SC

Milk +20

-1

+3.5

+69

+126 +1.19

Flagstone is a full brother to the popular Badger bull but flagstone is way more proven with 317 daughters in production compared to badgers 1 daughter in production. He also has multiple maternal brothers working in North America. He is a son of the Y69 cow who is Baldridge’s top income cow in their history. I decided to flush a couple cows to him after talking to Tim Todd of Green Mountain Angus. He is an owner of the bull. The flagstone sons are very gentle bulls to be around. I’m excited about the full sisters to these bulls selling.

WS Proclamation E202 BD: 02/21/2017 • Reg: ASA 3254156

TRIPLE C SINGLETARY S3H CCR MS 4045 TIME 7322T

CCR COWBOY CUT 5048Z

ASA 2703910

CLRS GRADE-A 875 A WS ANISE A71

WS MISS SUGAR C4

ASA 2974794

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +11.3 +0.3 +96.4 +142.5 +24.4 +0.54 +0.45 A son out of Cowboy Cut out of the popular Sugar C4 cow. I used him to flush to the same cows as cowboy cut after calving some daughters out of Bills. They have very nice udders and teats and very good dispositions.

CCR Cowboy Cut 5048Z BD: 02/20/2012 • Reg: ASA 2703910

HOOKS SHEAR FORCE 38K LUCAS JOSIE 19K

TRIPLE C SINGLETARY S3H

ASA 2341645

HTP SVF IN DEW TIME CCR MS PRETTY 4045P

CCR MS 4045 TIME 7322T

ASA 2427254

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +9.2 +2.7 +94.1 +133.3 +22.0 +0.4 +0.71

A purebred Simmental bull I flushed to some of my best angus cows. I do have daughters in production and I like them.

REICH RIPPER 37B

B/S RIP 7SJ BD: 02/28/2021 • Reg: ASA 3998752

DMM RIPTIDE 2Z REICH PRIDE 68Z

REICH RIPPER 37B

ASA 3871074

BMR EXPLORER SHAWNEE MISS 770P

LAH MISS ADELE 206Z

ASA 2647287

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +11.1 +2.1 +67.8 +93.8 +22.6 +0.27 +0.14

Angus Two-Year-old Bulls

1 BD: 4/13/24

2 BD: 5/8/24

BS Holy Water 77M

BS Holy Water 162M

AAA: 21175309

AAA: 21175326

Sire: Koupals B&B Holy Water 2021

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

98 102 622 1144 96 35.0

95 101 606 1160 97 39.0

BS Lady Y88 Raven Casino E5

S A V Blackcap May 6644 S A V Cut Above 6271

Dam: BS Brazila K42 BS Bodega 16H BS Brazila D3

S A V Custom Design 9640

Dam: BS Queen Eva J32

Brazila of Conanga 3991 839A D R Sierra Cut 7404

CN Queen Eva 025 WK Redo

CN PF Queen Eva 025 460

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +7 +0.4 +56 +97 -0.62 +28 +0.46 +0.69 Heifer bull that goes back to Connealy Earnans dam

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +10 -0.3 +50 +87 +1.66 +36 +0.63 +0.77

Heifer bull

Lot 3

3 BD: 5/3/24

BS Holy Water 138M

Kreed

AAA: 21175321

Sire: Koupals B&B Holy Water 2021

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

93 604

LD Dixie Erica 2053 Connealy Capitalist 028

Dam: GMAR Capitalist J814 LD Capitalist 316 Gmar Active Duty D401

1207 101 35.0

Gmar Alliance 7550 R B Active Duty 010

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +7 +0.2 +58 +97 +0.12 +27 +0.89 +0.74

Heifer bull

Angus Two-Year-old Bulls

4 BD: 5/7/24

5 BD: 4/21/24

BS Holy Water 158M

BS Holy Water 94M

AAA: 21175319

AAA: 21175311

Sire: Koupals B&B Holy Water 2021

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

100 101 600 1157 97 35.5

93 592

BS Gammer 453 SydGen FATE 2800

Basin Lucy 3829 Vermilion Payweight J847 Green Garden Lady 6255 S2 Gardens Highmark

Dam: BS Linda F235 BS MAGA D94 BS Linda 555

Dam: BS Lucy K88 Gardens Wave Basin Lucy 262S

1144 95 36.5

Slov Linda T2 Connealy Earnan 076E

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE -1 +2.9 +59 +106 +0.36 +32 +0.84 +1.01

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +7 +0.1 +52 +83 +0.78 +31 +0.96 +0.49 Heifer bull that is out of a full sister to the popular Basin Lucy 1029 and 1032.

Cow bull

Lot 7

6 BD: 4/29/24

7 BD: 4/29/24

BS Holy Water 121M

BS Revival 126M

AAA: 21175313

AAA: 21174273

Sire: Koupals B&B Holy Water 2021

Sire: Brooking Revival 0074

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

96 571

111 104 709 1314 109 39.5

Bohi Abigale 6014 O C C Paxton 730P

BS Blackbird Y95 BS Highwayman 300 KG Miss Magic 1443 Connealy Judgment

Dam: Chestnut Missy 854 Coleman Charlo 0256 Chestnut Missy 243

Dam: BS Blackbird K35 KG Justified 3023 BS Blackbird 532

1203 101 36.5

North Fork Missy 1013 Fruhling Shadow

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +5 +1.8 +69 +120 +0.36 +27 +0.21 +0.87

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +10 +1.1 +69 +125 +1.84 +26 +0.63 +0.77 I wouldn’t be scared to use on heifers. Use your own discretion.

Cow bull

6 Breed Averages: CED +6, BW +1.2, WW +66, YW +117, RADG +.26, DMI +1.10, SC +.87, Doc +19, Milk +26, Marb +.66, RE +.65, $M +62, $B +149

Angus Two-Year-old Bulls

Lot 8

8 BD: 5/8/24

9 BD: 5/3/24

BS Revival 161M

BS Revival 137M

AAA: 21175308

AAA: 21175316

Sire: Brooking Revival 0074

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

106 95 673

98 612

Monson Dateline 612 Coleman Charlo 0256 JVC Lady 648 Spring Cove TL Cat D13

Raven Blackbird 1249 Raven Powerball 53

T/D Tiger 8106

Dam: BS Linda J22 Raven Casino E5 BS Linda G290

Dam: BS Jilt J4

1284 107 36.5

1246 104 39.0

BS Linda 555 BUBS Southern Charm AA31

JVC Dateline 942

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +7 -0.3 +59 +105 +0.84 +28 +0.54 +0.74 Heifer bull . Real thick, muscular, moderate framed.

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +11 -0.6 +54 +102 +1.56 +27 +0.95 +0.83

Heifer bull

10 BD: 4/28/24

BS Revial 118M

Buying Slovek Angus bulls is not necessarily looked at as a cost on our ranch, but as an investment in producing market topping calves year after year!

AAA: 21226617

Sire: Brooking Revival 0074

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

73 555

BS Princess 337 PA Fortitude 2500 KG Miss Magic 1443 Connealy Judgment

Dam: BS Princess J27 KG Justified 3023 BS Princess E145

1117 94 37.0

– Chris Kendrick ”

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +18 -3.8 +60 +119 +0.81 +33 +1.03 +0.69 Sleep all night heifer bull with solid numbers everywhere.

Angus Two-Year-old Bulls

11 BD: 5/6/24

BS Dark Knight 150M

AAA: 21175320

Sire: Bar-E-L Dark Knight 34K

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

110 111 658 1319 111 38.5

Baldridge Isabel Y69 Hoover Dam Deer Valley Rita 0308 A A R Ten X 7008 S A

V A R Discovery 2240

Lot 11

Dam: BS Isabel G275

Baldridge Isabel A020

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +6 -0.5 +70 +136 +0.68 +34 +0.98 +0.38 EPDs say calving ease. Birthweight doesn’t. He’s a pretty thick. I wouldn’t recommend for heifers. Maternal goes back to Y69 the dam of Baldridge Flagstone.

12 BD: 4/22/24

BS Dark Knight 100M

AAA: 21175325

Sire: Bar-E-L Dark Knight 34K

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

100 95 635

S A V Blackcap May 6644 S A V Cut Above 6271

S A V Custom Design 9640

Dam: BS Blackbird K32

1243 105 36.0

Slov Blackbird P3010 PA Fortitude 2500

BS Blackbird 448

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +6 +0.3 +57 +102 +0.70 +32 +0.68 +0.49 Heifer bull . The custom design females have beautiful uddered and teats. This bull goes back to the first angus cow I ever purchased.

BS Lady President G273 Dam to Lot 13

13 BD: 5/24/24

BS Night Ride 197M

AAA: 21174274

Sire: Bar-E-L Dark Knight 34K

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

103 106 617 1227 103 36.5

R B Lady Standard 305-890 Werner War Party 2417 S A V Blackcap May 4136 Coleman Charlo 0256

Dam: BS Lady President G273 S A V President 6847 RB Lady Party 890-4228

Lot 13

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE -1 +2.6 +56 +107 +0.26 +36 +0.69 +0.38 Cow bull . Maternal brother to last years top seller who sold Thomp- son Angus in ND. She had a full brother to lot 13 in 2025 that I plan to turn out this summer.

14 BD: 4/27/24

15 BD: 3/19/24

BS Dark Knight 113M

BS Innovation 61M

AAA: 21497048

AAA: 21502592

Sire: Bar-E-L Dark Knight 34K

Sire: MAR Innovation 251

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

89 557

100 100 712 926 100 35.0

SydGen Heroine 9808 SydGen Trust 6228

Becka Gala of Conanga 8281 Connealy Tobin

Dam: BS Gammer E138 SydGen FATE 2800 BS Gammer 206

Connealy Confidence 0100

Dam: Gaffney Lady 376

1077 91 32.5

SQ 124T Of Gammer 856 GAR-EGL Protege

B A Lady 6807 305 LCC New Standard

R B Lady Standard 305-890

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +9 -0.1 +61 +107 -0.27 +29 +0.46 +0.66

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +0 +3.5 +70 +116 +0.60 +22 +0.57 +1.15

Heifer bull

Cow bull . Comes from my embryo program.

8 Breed Averages: CED +6, BW +1.2, WW +66, YW +117, RADG +.26, DMI +1.10, SC +.87, Doc +19, Milk +26, Marb +.66, RE +.65, $M +62, $B +149

Angus Two-Year-old Bulls

Lot 16

16 BD: 4/11/24

BS Duke 75M

AAA: 21296346

Sire: Millars Duke 816 Dam: S A V Madame Pride 4405 S A V Harvestor 0338 S A V Madame Pride 0244

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

100 106 669 1290 100 38.0

S A V Emblynette 7749 S A V Heritage 6295

S A V Madame Pride 0075 S A V 004 Density 4336

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +0 +3.2 +83 +132 +1.84 +36 +0.18 +0.30 Cow bull with extra growth. His ratios are 100 bc he was on his cow at a donor facility with him. I bought the cow from SAV. They flushed her before I bought her and her daughter is Kellys favorite rainfall daugh- ter. A grandson of 4405 Sold for $50,000 in 2023.

S A V Madame Pride 4405 Donor Dam to Lot 16

Bruer

S A V Madame Pride 8487 Maternal Sister to Lot 16

Angus Two-Year-old Bulls

Lot 17

17 BD: 4/19/24

Sire: S Armstrong 18 BD: 3/1/24

AAA: 21175317 BS Dakota Destroyer 91M

BS Armstrong 14m

AAA: 21160095

Sire: BS Dakota Destroyer 45H

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

92 577

100 100 523 1065 100 36.0

Bohi Abigale 6014 O C C Paxton 730P

Bell Key Miss Gamett 340 Vermilion Dateline 7078 MCC Barbie 9901 5205 797 C A Future Direction 5321

Dam: JVC Dateline 942 Coleman Charlo 0256 Monson Dateline 612

Dam: HR Miss Gamett 0906 Morgans Direction 111 9901 Bell Key Miss Gamett 812

1145 96 39.0

C R R Dateline 7270 L201 Falcon High Prime 319N

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +5 -0.6 +46 +85 +1.74 +37 +0.45 +0.37

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +4 +0.5 +70 +117 +1.48 +30 +0.53 +0.95 Heifer bull from my embryo program. Maternal brother to lots 25- 28. I flushed two cows to S Armstrong and this was the only bull I got. His dam was still in production at 18 years old.

Heifer bull .

19 BD: 4/18/24

BS Revitalize 83M

AAA: 21175322

Sire: BS Revitalize 13K

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

80 549

Brazila of Conanga 3991 839A Connealy Consensus

Connealy Earnan 076E

Dam: BS Linda 556

1120 95 36.5

LCC Linda K3900 G A R Preeminent

Slov Linda T2

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +7 -1.3 +57 +101 +0.81 +34 +0.70 +0.66 Heifer bull out of my home raised herd Sire BS Revitalize. A renova- tion out of one of my favorite cows. You’ll see more sons out of this sire as I use him more. I like what I’m seeing from his progeny.

HR Miss Gamett 0906 Donor Dam to Lot 18

10 Breed Averages: CED +6, BW +1.2, WW +66, YW +117, RADG +.26, DMI +1.10, SC +.87, Doc +19, Milk +26, Marb +.66, RE +.65, $M +62, $B +149

SIM-Angus Two-Year-old Bulls

Sire: WS PROCLAMATION E202 BW Adj. 205 Adj. YW 20 BD: 3/9/24 1/2 SM 1/2 AN ASA: 4422344 B/S DECLARATION 26SM 45 Scotal PA FORTITUDE 2500 84 653 1198

Dam: BS LADY JAYE 444

Lot 20

V A R LADY JAYE 9212

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +6.7 +2.4 +85.9 +134.1 +24.7 +0.7 +0.3

I used this bull on my SimAngus cows last year.

Sire: WS PROCLAMATION E202 BW Adj. 205 Adj. YW 21 BD: 3/15/24 1/2 SM 1/2 AN ASA: 4422349 B/S STATEMENT 48SM 43 Scotal O C C ULTRA DESIGN 946U 90 730 1347

Lot 21

Dam: BS LADY Y88

WERNER LADY 88

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +12.3 -1.1 +80.6 +127.5 +23.5 +0.6 +0.4

I used this bull on my SimAngus cows last year.

Sire: WS PROCLAMATION E202 BW Adj. 205 Adj. YW 22 BD: 3/11/24 1/2 SM 1/2 AN ASA: 4422346 B/S PROCLAMATION 32SM 45 Scotal O C C ULTRA DESIGN 946U 84 619 1188

Dam: BS LADY Y88

WERNER LADY 88

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +11.0 +0.5 +82.2 +119.8 +23.5 +0.3 +0.2

Flush brother to lot 21.

BS Lady Jaye Donor Dam to Lots 20 & 40

Sire: B/S RIP 7SJ BW Adj. 205 Adj. YW 23 BD: 5/4/24 1/2 SM 1/2 AN ASA: 4422355 B/S RIP 141SM 42 Scotal HOOK`S BEACON 56B 92 592 1144

24 BD: 5/10/24 12.5% Simm

B/S 168SM

Commercial

BW Adj. 205 Adj. YW

88 562 1155

Sire:

BROOKING REIVAL

Scotal

Dam: B/S LADY JAYE GS1

Dam: B/S LADY JAYE KS20

V A R LADY JAYE 9212

BS LADY JAYE HS8

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +11.7 -0.5 +71.3 +110.9 +27.0 +0.7 +0.8

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb

Sire is a home raised bull from my embryo program.

I missed getting this bull entered in ASA and DNA sent in. He should be either out of Dark Knight or Holy Water. Should be 12.5% Sim- mental.

I pay close attention to herd health. Not as in giving more shots to prevent sickness. We give branding shots and pre weaning shots just like most commercial breeders. The bulls don’t receive any other shots until fertility testing. The two year olds got a virasheild 6VL% and pinkeye/footrot shot. The yearling bulls got Express 5VL5 and pinkeye/footrot. I get a lot of bull sale catalogs, as I’m sure you all do, and I can’t help but notice all the shots the seedstock industry gives; 2-4 shots at birth, branding, preconditioning, weaning, booster after weaning, then breeding shots. I don’t know any commercial breeder who gives that many shots. I think as seedstock breeders we need to challenge these cattle and run them like a commercial operation. I get that a lot of breeders calve early and have to go through a barn which creates challenges in and of itself with regards to sickness, but is the industry over vaccinating? I get that bulls are worth a lot of money but I also don’t believe every bull born out of a registered cow should make a bull. I think there are a lot of bulls that are sold that would get sick without strict vaccination protocols. …. and I definitely don’t want to pass those genetics on to my customers. If I have a cow that has a sick calf more than once she gets culled. I had one bull calf get foot rot this sum- mer. He probably could’ve made a bull but I culled him just because he got foot rot. Now that cow has a mark. If she has a calf that has a problem again she will get sold. If that problem is genetic, then I want to be sure I won’t pass that problem on to my customers. I doctored one bull in my April/May pen and now he will get culled and won’t be in next year’s sale because of it. There are some bulls that get sold for a lot of money and the new trend is to only auction off small amounts of semen that sells for a lot of money. Those straws are then used to flush to donor animals, sometimes to cows that are worth a lot of money and sometimes to yearling heifers who have outrageous numbers. What would his EPDs be if he was used on average cows? Another big trend is expensive bulls being out of embryo programs whose dam, grand dam, and sometimes even great grand dam have never even raised a calf. What is happening is people are taking a female that has really good EPDs and flushing them to yearling bulls that also have good EPDs and taking a daughter and flushing her around a year of age to another yearling bull with good EPDs. This is all from genomics not actual data. Then they take that offspring and flush it to another high genomic young animal and now they have a super star animal on paper with no actual data. They don’t even know if the great grand dam can get bred and raise a decent calf yet. Or the grandam or dam. But they are promoted hard and the commercial guy is the one who has to suffer with the results when they find out the DNA isn’t right. Genomics are for perfect world scenarios. It doesn’t account for running cattle on grass in a commercial setting. Would the genomics be right if they were fed like dairy animals? Maybe.. But not many commercial producers run their cattle that way. Genomics doesn’t count for adaptability. Thoughts from Slovek Ranch

As you look at the sires I use you won’t see a lot of popular sires. It’s for a reason. I put a lot of miles on looking at cattle. I’m always looking for genetics to bring into my herd and it’s hard to find ones I really like. If you ever want to talk to me on why I don’t use a sire or why I choose the ones I do, feel free to call me and I’ll give you my reasons why I don’t use them. In 2004, the average weaning weight on bulls across the AAA data base was 650 pounds. In 2024 it was 655 pounds. What does that mean? We’ve reached the growth point to where the environment won’t allow for more growth. For the most part the only way to achieve bigger weaning weights is by additional inputs. The growth potential is there but the resources aren’t. Have you ever bought bulls before with huge weaning weights and not seen an increase in your own weaning weights? It’s because your environment won’t allow it without those extra inputs. If you aren’t retaining ownership on your calves you aren’t getting the genetic potential of those offspring. The buyer of your calves will when they get them to the feedlot, which is great because you want whoever buys your calves to make money, but what’s going to happen with the daughters you keep back? More than likely they’ll be bigger harder-doing cows that won’t last as long. You might see where you are running less cows on the same amount of acres while adding higher open rates.

For lots, I just did a sort for sires and weaning weights. The sire with the most sons starts the lots. The highest adjusted weight is the first one in the group. I put all my first calf heifers in one group then the rest of the cows in another group. I enter in what the scale says to AAA and they send me back adjusted weights and ratios. Lot 1 is the highest adjusted weight bull of the Holy Waters but he isn’t the highest ratio because of the age of the dam. If you ever want to give me a call on why I choose some bulls over others, please feel free. I don’t want to throw any breeder under the bus. There is just certain reasons I wont use a lot of the hot sires. I try to keep my herd a no holes herd. Seems like with a lot of the hot bulls you end up breeding their daughters to fix their weaknesses. I don’t want my cattle to have weaknesses. Family operation. Just two of us here now. Aubrey helps as much as she can and we plan on working cattle around her schedule so she can help. Family Operated. Traditions Begin. Legacies Left.

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Angus Yearling Bulls

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE -4 +4.4 +75 +130 +1.35 +19 +0.34 +0.85 Cow bull . Flush brother to lots 25, 27, 28. Maternal brother to lot 18. 26 BD: 3/23/25 AAA: 21401269 BS Flagstone 25N BW BW Ratio Adj. 205 WW Ratio Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal 97 100 593 100 1206 100 36.3 CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +2 +3.6 +60 +100 +0.18 +21 +0.29 +0.66 Cow bull . Flush brother to lots 25-27. Maternal brother to lot 18. 28 BD: 3/23/25 AAA: 21401266 BS Flagstone 21N BW BW Ratio Adj. 205 WW Ratio Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal 94 100 546 100 1084 100 30.8 CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE -9 +4.9 +66 +110 +1.01 +26 +0.39 +0.55 Cow bull . 25-28 are full brothers out of 0906 who was still in produc- tion at 18 years old. Keep all the females out of these flush brothers. The maternal sisters to these bulls in production are beautiful produc- tive cows. Maternal brother to lot 18. 25 BD: 3/23/25 AAA: 21401268 BS Flagstone 24N BW BW Ratio Adj. 205 WW Ratio Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal 105 100 594 100 1250 100 32.3

ET Brothers Sell!!

Sire: Baldridge Flagstone F411

MCC Barbie 9901 5205 797 C A Future Direction 5321

Dam: HR Miss Gamett 0906 Morgans Direction 111 9901 Bell Key Miss Gamett 812

Vermilion Dateline 7078

HR Miss Gamett 0906 Donor Dam to Lots 25-28

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +0 +2.3 +66 +114 +1.24 +30 +0.84 +0.66 Cow bull . Solid numbers everywhere and very easy to look at. Flush brother to lots 25, 26, 28. Maternal brother to lot 18 27 BD: 3/18/25 AAA: 21401261 BS Flagstone 5N BW BW Ratio Adj. 205 WW Ratio Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal 84 100 551 100 1180 100 35.2

Lot 27

14 Breed Averages: CED +6, BW +1.2, WW +66, YW +117, RADG +.26, DMI +1.10, SC +.87, Doc +19, Milk +26, Marb +.66, RE +.65, $M +62, $B +149

SIM-Angus Yearling Bulls

Lot 29

BS Lady Y88 Donor Dam to Lots 21 & 22, 29-32

29 BD: 3/24/25

30 BD: 3/23/25

BS Flagstone 30N

BS Flagstone 26N

AAA: 21401271

AAA: 21401270

Sire: Baldridge Flagstone F411

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

100 100 599 1193 100 32.9

100 100 538 1060 100 34.3

O C C Juanada 774P O C C Prestige 672P

O C C Ultra Design 946U

Dam: BS Lady Y88

E&B Lady Precision 176 G A R Predestined

Werner Lady 88

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +2 +2.0 +62 +109 +0.54 +28 +0.94 +0.74 Cow bull out of the great Y88. Thick topped and great hipped with added carcass traits.

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +5 +1.5 +58 +100 +1.45 +19 +0.58 +0.57 Cow bull . Flush brother to lot 29. Maternal brother to lots 31, 32, 21, 22, 39, 41, 42.

31 BD: 3/17/25

32 BD: 3/26/25

BS Holy Water 4N

BS Woodrow 39N

AAA: 21401260

AAA: 21403707

Sire: Koupals B&B Holy Water 2021

Sire: Mahans Woodrow F34

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

100 100 561 1161 100 31.2

100 100 568 1125 100 33.9

O C C Juanada 774P O C C Prestige 672P

O C C Ultra Design 946U

Dam: BS Lady Y88

E&B Lady Precision 176 G A R Predestined

Werner Lady 88

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +2 +1.5 +55 +95 +0.25 +24 +0.47 +0.89 Cow bull . Maternal brother to lots. 29, 30, 32, 21, 22, 39, 41, 42.

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +10 +2.3 +75 +112 +1.08 +27 +0.80 +0.63 Cow bull . Maternal brother to lots 29, 30, 31, 21, 22, 39, 41, 42.

Angus Yearling Bulls

33 BD: 3/23/25

BS Holy Water 23N

AAA: 21401267

Sire: Koupals B&B Holy Water 2021

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

100 100 649 1254 100 35.8

Erica of Ellston C124 SydGen C C & 7

Dam: Blueblood Lady Ellston M3 Hoover Dam Blueblood Lady Ellston H118

Lot 33

Blueblood Lady Ellston B305 TC Friction 5130

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +4 +1.2 +70 +123 +1.15 +33 +0.53 +0.98 Cow bull . Maternal brother to Hoover All American who I bought in 2019.

34 BD: 3/26/25

BS Revival 44N

AAA: 21401273

Sire: Brooking Revival 0074

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

100 100 564 1146 100 35.9

G G Clara 0171 GAR-EGL Protege

PA Fortitude 2500

Dam: BS Elba 552

Summitcrest Elba 1M17 MOGCK Whispering Wind 584

Summitcrest Elba 5X47

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +9 -0.4 +47 +87 +0.79 +27 +0.36 +0.54 Heifer bull . Flush brothers to lots 35, 36. I calved out full sisters to these bulls last year and they are very nice females. About as perfect uddered and teats as you can find. They raised good calves too.

Maternal Sister to Lots 34-36

35 BD: 3/25/25

BS Revival 35N

AAA: 21401272

Sire: Brooking Revival 0074

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

100 100 518 1220 100 34.4

G G Clara 0171 GAR-EGL Protege

PA Fortitude 2500

Lot 35

Dam: BS Elba 552

Summitcrest Elba 1M17 MOGCK Whispering Wind 584

Summitcrest Elba 5X47

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +8 -0.2 +62 +111 +0.45 +24 +0.62 +0.75

Heifer bull . Flush brother to lots 34 and 36.

Tace

36 BD: 3/21/25

BS Revival 14N

AAA: 21401262

Sire: Brooking Revival 0074

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

100 100 468 1206 100 31.3

G G Clara 0171 GAR-EGL Protege

PA Fortitude 2500

Dam: BS Elba 552

Summitcrest Elba 1M17 MOGCK Whispering Wind 584

Summitcrest Elba 5X47

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +9 -0.2 +48 +99 -0.03 +30 +0.34 +0.91

Heifer bull . Flush brother to lots 34 and 35.

16 Breed Averages: CED +6, BW +1.2, WW +66, YW +117, RADG +.26, DMI +1.10, SC +.87, Doc +19, Milk +26, Marb +.66, RE +.65, $M +62, $B +149

Angus Yearling Bulls

Lot 37

37 BD: 3/29/25

38 BD: 3/26/25

BS Woodrow 47N

BS Woodrow 42N

AAA: 21403706

AAA: 21403605

Sire: Mahans Woodrow F34

WW Ratio BW Ratio Adj. 205 Adj. YW YW Ratio Scrotal

100 100 607 1242 100 39.4

100 100 558 1108 100 37.4

S A V Blackcap May 4136 Coleman Charlo 0256

Dam: Montana Donna 1014 S A V Rainfall 6846 Coleman Donna 438

Coleman Donna 714 GDAR Game Day 449

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +0 +1.8 +74 +119 +1.56 +29 +0.60 +1.26

CED BW WW YW SC Milk Marb RE +5 +0.1 +59 +100 +0.41 +35 +0.86 +0.71 I’m calling him a heifer bull . His BW is bigger but he is a et so that changes things. His EPDs and DNA says he is calving ease and I think he would work fine on heifers.

Cow bull . Flush Brother to lot 38.

Montana Donna 1014 Donor Dam to Lots 37 & 38

SIM-Angus Yearling Bulls

Sire: CCR COWBOY CUT 5048Z BW Adj. 205 Adj. YW 39 BD: 3/22/25 1/2 SM 1/2 AN ASA: 4629825 B/S COWBOY CUT 17SN 36.5 Scotal O C C ULTRA DESIGN 946U 94 611 1287

Dam: BS LADY Y88

WERNER LADY 88

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +11.1 +2.2 +82.9 +122.4 +22.2 +0.5 +0.5 Cow bull . Flush brother to lots 41, 42. ¾ brother to lots 21, 22.

BS Lady Jaye Donor Dam to Lots 20 & 40

Sire: WS PROCLAMATION E202 BW Adj. 205 Adj. YW 40 BD: 3/26/25 1/2 SM 1/2 AN ASA: 4629827 B/S PROCLAMATION38SN 34 Scotal PA FORTITUDE 2500 102 693 1435

Lot 40

Dam: BS LADY JAYE 444

V A R LADY JAYE 9212

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +7.8 +2.5 +99.8 +165.7 +24.7 +0.8 +0.4 Cow bull . Bigger actual birthweight but that can happen with em- bryos. I would believe his genomic enhanced EPDs before the actual birthweight. Full brother to lot 20.

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SIM-Angus Yearling Bulls

Lot 42

Sire: CCR COWBOY CUT 5048Z BW Adj. 205 Adj. YW 41 BD: 3/26/25 1/2 SM 1/2 AN ASA: 4629828 B/S COWBOY CUT 41SN 36 Scotal O C C ULTRA DESIGN 946U 109 701 1288

Sire: CCR COWBOY CUT 5048Z BW Adj. 205 Adj. YW 42 BD: 3/26/25 1/2 SM 1/2 AN ASA: 4629829 B/S COWBOY CUT 43SN 33 Scotal O C C ULTRA DESIGN 946U 90 578 1158

Dam: BS LADY Y88

WERNER LADY 88

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +8.9 +1.4 +82.6 +122.3 +22.2 +0.6 +0.6 Cow bull . Bigger actual birthweight but that can happen with em- bryos. I would believe his genomic enhanced EPDs before the actual birthweight Full brother to lot 39, 42. ¾ brother to lots 21, 22.

CED BW WW YW Milk Marb RE +10.5 +1.1 +73.6 +109.2 +22.2 +0.5 +0.5 Cow bull . Full brother to lot 39, 41. ¾ brother to lots 21, 22.

BS Lady Y88 Donor Dam to Lots 21 & 22, 29-32

Welcome Dear Cattle Producers, Welcome to the Slovek Ranch annual bull sale. As always the bulls are trich tested and fertility tested along with a breeding shot, pink eye, and foot rot shots. The bulls have a nice blend of calving ease, growth, carcass traits, and feed conversion and efficiency, along with some cross- bred vigor; more on that all on sale day. The 2 year old bulls were all used for short periods during this past breeding season. As always they have had 50 acres to get exercise while we were feeding them during the winter. Feel free to stop by and look before sale day. From Philip we are 10 miles north, 9 west, 1 north, and 3 west. Call (H)605-457-2311 or (C)605-685-3588. Hopefully we get started on time this year! See you soon, Bill & Pennie Slovek

Bill & Pennie Slovek 605-457-2311

Sim-Angus Two-Year Old Bulls

56 ANGUS/44 SM BLK BD: 4/21/24

55 ANGUS/45 SM BLK BD: 4/24/24

W428M

W438M

1710 2-17-26 Wt. 94 126 BW WW Ratio 44.5 Act. Scrotal

1820 2-17-26 Wt. 85 120 BW WW Ratio 43.0 Act. Scrotal

Sire: M162K Dam: GW390

Sire: M162K Dam: JU912

BW WW YW MK RE MB +2.4 +72 +122 +30 +0.86 +1.07

2.0 $Profit %Rank

BW WW YW MK RE MB +1.5 +77 +127 +30 +1.42 +0.58

3.8 $Profit %Rank

Lot 45

56 ANGUS/44 SM BLK BD: 4/18/24

W415M

1765 2-17-26 Wt. 84 109 BW WW Ratio 39.0 Act. Scrotal

Sire: M162K Dam: JU987

BW WW YW MK RE MB +2.1 +69 +119 +31 +0.90 +0.93

2.2 $Profit %Rank

M162K – Sire to Lots 43-47

54 ANGUS/44 SM BLK BD: 5/8/24

72 ANGUS/28 SM BLK BD: 5/1/24

W507M

W489M

1605 2-17-26 Wt. 86 106 BW WW Ratio 37.0 Act. Scrotal

1570 2-17-26 Wt. 73 105 BW WW Ratio 42.5 Act. Scrotal

Sire: M162K Dam: JW359

Sire: M162K Dam: HG437

BW WW YW MK RE MB -1.2 +58 +102 +31 +0.74 +1.18

0.7 $Profit %Rank

BW WW YW MK RE MB +2.4 +71 +125 +41 +0.84 +1.20

1.8 $Profit %Rank

Sim-Angus Fall Bulls

60 ANGUS/40 SM BLK BD: 4/25/24

W458M

1640 2-17-26 Wt. 82 106 BW WW Ratio 37.0 Act. Scrotal

Sire: S027K Dam: E5199

BW WW YW MK RE MB +1.2 +63 +106 +27 +0.94 +0.49

13.2 $Profit %Rank

56 ANGUS/44 SM BLK BD: 4/22/24

W407M

Lot 50

1715 2-17-26 Wt. 83 122 BW WW Ratio 40.0 Act. Scrotal

Sire: S350K Dam: JW524

BW WW YW MK RE MB -0.2 +65 +116 +30 +0.90 +0.99

1.6 $Profit %Rank

68 ANGUS/34 SM Red BD: 4/13/24

W409M

1635 2-17-26 Wt. 68 95 BW WW Ratio 41.5 Act. Scrotal

Sire: S350K Dam: KU807

BW WW YW MK RE MB -2.8 +46 +82 +28 +0.75 +0.97

0.7 $Profit %Rank

Lot 51

55 ANGUS/44 SM BLK BD: 4/5/24

W402M

78 115

2-17-26 Wt. BW WW Ratio

Sire: S998J Dam: KU861

38.5 Act. Scrotal

BW WW YW MK RE MB -1.8 +58 +101 +25 +0.92 +0.74

1.7 $Profit %Rank

Judicial S998J Sire to Lots 51 & 52

Jesse James U290J Sire to Lots 53-55

Sim-Angus Two-Year Old Bulls

50 ANGUS/50 SM BLK BD: 4/13/24

75 ANGUS/25 SM BLK BD: 4/30/24

W422M

W482M

1695 2-17-26 Wt. 72 104 BW WW Ratio 46.0 Act. Scrotal

1760 2-17-26 Wt. 80 113 BW WW Ratio 37.0 Act. Scrotal

Sire: S998J Dam: JM451

Sire: U290J Dam: HU511

BW WW YW MK RE MB +0.4 +69 +114 +28 +1.28 +0.60

2.1 $Profit %Rank

BW WW YW MK RE MB -0.3 +71 +120 +28 +0.64 +0.84

11.4 $Profit %Rank

72 ANGUS/28 SM BLK BD: 4/21/24

W434M

1690 2-17-26 Wt. 75 104 BW WW Ratio 42.0 Act. Scrotal

Sire: U290J Dam: HU715

BW WW YW MK RE MB -0.3 +57 +108 +30 +0.89 +1.07

0.8 $Profit %Rank

Lot 54

57 ANGUS/43 SM BLK BD: 4/20/24

W523M

1650 2-17-26 Wt. 68 100 BW WW Ratio 43.0 Act. Scrotal

Sire: U290J Dam: HU577

BW WW YW MK RE MB -4.3 +48 +97 +27 +0.99 +0.82

3.1 $Profit %Rank

Lot 55

Sim-Angus Two-Year Old Bulls

60 ANGUS/40 SM BLK BD: 5/15/24

W414M

1625 2-17-26 Wt. 84 114 BW WW Ratio 38.0 Act. Scrotal

Sire: W198K Dam: KM206

BW WW YW MK RE MB +0.5 +68 +120 +24 +1.05 +0.79

0.7 $Profit %Rank

Lot 58

60 ANGUS/40 SM BLK BD: 5/17/24

W511M

1635 2-17-26 Wt. 84 104 BW WW Ratio 39.0 Act. Scrotal

Sire: W254J Dam: DX618

BW WW YW MK RE MB -1.8 +60 +107 +26 +1.14 +0.22

0.9 $Profit %Rank

65 ANGUS/35 SM BLK BD: 5/5/24

59 ANGUS/41 SM BLK BD: 9/23/24

W492M

G265M

1890 2-17-26 Wt. 93 107 BW WW Ratio 45.0 Act. Scrotal

1610 2-17-26 Wt. 73 110 BW WW Ratio 38.0 Act. Scrotal

Sire: X002G Dam: E3857

Sire: 13K Dam: G265

BW WW YW MK RE MB +1.4 +56 +102 +31 +0.76 +0.89

6.0 $Profit %Rank

BW WW YW MK RE MB +2.5 +68 +118 +30 +1.03 +0.82

23.0 $Profit %Rank

Lot 59

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