Thank you for taking the time to look through the offering of genetics. We are very excited to offer these bulls and heifer pairs to our customers and guests. What a year it's been to be a part of the cattle business ! We are thrilled that our customers and friends are experiencing a payoff for the dedication made daily to the beef business. We understand the work load and risk factors of the business were the same at low prices as they are at the highs, and we are proud to be part of this community of hard-working cattlemen and women. We too are counting our blessings and are optimistic for more good demand ahead. We are grateful to all of you who have made careful consideration and entrusted us to be part of your genetic decisions. We do not take that responsibility lightly, and we are working every day of the year to make our stock the kind that make positive lasting impacts to your operations and your bottom dollar. Our mindset in breeding these cattle has kept with the goal of selling problem-free genetics that can perform and work Big Picture . We expect our cattle to be able to calve on their own, weigh up in the fall, collect premiums on the grid, and have the structure, udder and maternal instincts to generate over and over again. We make a big portion of our living like most of you do - in the commercial beef business - so we expect our registered seedstock to hold to the same no-nonsense standards. The heterosis advantages offered in the Simmental and SimAngus genetics have proved to excel in these areas. We are so encouraged by the success of our repeat customers and the experiences they’ve shared with us. Many have been buying genetics from us for over a decade. New sire groups make this year's group a little more special for us. We are excited to offer the first sons of our new herd sires CLRS Lincoln, WINC Lawbreaker, as well as sons by past sale highlights Legendary Larry, Kickstart, and Lesson Learned. It's been a noticeable shift in the quality and predictability of our matings with these AI sires roaming the pastures and the familiarity of the genetics that back them up. Other new and some proven staples of our program round out this powerful set of bulls. We've tried to assemble large sire groups in many instances to help our customers with consistency of their calf crop and a gauge for quality. The registered heifer pairs are sure to be a sale highlight again this year. These females are cut right from the top of the deck of our replacement pen. It will be a bittersweet experience watching them find new homes come sale day. They will all have calved before sale day so plan to bring your new pair home. Many are donor- quality females with fresh genetics standing alongside. This sale and our operation wouldn’t be possible without all the great we help we have day in and day out. I’d like to start by thanking my wife for being our main hub in getting things done and done well. She's pulled in so many directions and still manages to be the best business partner, mom and wife we could ask for. It's been rewarding and pretty humbling how fast the kids are growing and become better helpers everyday. Our daily grind guys Brode Dennis and Zach Bies help to keep things running smoothly, and I am very appreciative of the work they do all year round. To all the family and neighbors that do so much to make this day possible we are very grateful. I’m happy that we are able to continue our sale collaboration with my parents and my brother Shelby and his family on the B2U side. Their genetic decisions and passion for the business are right in line with ours, and they are a big part of getting sale day to a reality. We hope you accept this as your invitation to join us for our sale. The people met and relationships formed are the best part of the business. We are so grateful to all of you and look forward to meeting new faces as well. We give God the credit in all we accomplish, because we recognize we are nothing apart from Him. Please reach out with questions or to visit, and we hope to see you all March 14th. Colton Buus
GUARANTEE Bulls will have passed a breeding soundness exam prior to delivery. In addition to the standard Terms and Conditions of the American Simmental Association, we will provide the first breeding season (90 days immediately following turn out) guarantee on all bulls. This guarantee is not an insurance or mortality policy, but a guarantee on functional fertility. It is not a substitute for poor management. The buyer assumes all risks for injuries due to running bulls together and management decisions out of genetic control. We will not be responsible for the loss of any females not serviced. Please contact us as soon as a condition is observed and before the bull is sold. We will do our best to correct any problems that may occur. TERMS 1/3 semen interest retained in all bulls selling. Generally, this means nothing. All walking rights and salvage value belong to the buyer. Should semen be collected, revenue and expense would be split between parties. Should we desire to collect a bull for in-herd use, it will be at our expense and the buyer’s convenience. We reserve the right to 1 successful flush on each female with a minimum of 6 embryos and an open top done at buyer’s convenience and our expense. Announcements made sale day and from the auction block during the sale take precedence over printed materials. EPDs current as of 2/10/26 – genomically enhanced HEALTH Birth Alpha C&D, InForce3, Endovac, First Defense Tri-Shield Paste June Alpha 7, Nasalgen 3-PMH, Endovac, Long Range dewormer Pre-weaning Bar Vac7/Somnus, Pyramid 5, Presponse HM Weaning Somnus booster, Valbazen, oral dewormer - Bulls poured with Clean Up II and delice as needed semen check complete BSE, Eprinex, Fusogard foot rot, Moraxella bovocculi, magnet - Heifer pairs pre-breeding Express 5 FP VL5, Brucella RB-51, Cydectin Dec/Jan 2 rounds ScourGuard 4KC, poured with Clean Up II Ultrasound Express 5 FP VL5 - Calves at side Alpha C&D, InForce 3, Endovac, First Defense Tri- Shield Paste
SATURDAY, MARCH 14 TH 12:00 PM CDT CATTLE & SALE LOCATION HORIZON VIEW FARMS 24352 438 TH AVE CANOVA, SD SCHEDULE Friday, Mar. 13 th – all day viewing of the cattle at HVF Saturday, March 14 th – Horizon View Farms • 9:00 am cattle on display • 11:00 am steak sandwich lunch served • 12:00 pm video auction begins Video Sale Only - sale lots will be penned for viewing at Horizon View prior to and on sale day. SALE DAY PHONES
Colton Buus 605-214-3532 Charles Buus 605-214-3529 Shelby Buus 605-214-1243 AUCTIONEER Col. Chisum Peterson 605-730-4214 SALE REPRESENTATIVES
Jim Scheel, Special Assignment 605-545-1521 Jeff Kapperman, Tri-State Neighbor 605-940-5104 Kelly Schmidt, Special Assignment 406-599-2395 Donnie Leddy, Cattle Business Weekly 605-695-0113 SALE CONSULTANTS Matt Johnson 712-540-1615 Zach Bies 605-421-0109 Zach Post 507-841-0995 Brode Dennis 605-240-0545 Todd Nordmann 605-201-7946 View videos of all the sale lots and supplemental sale information at DVAuction.com. This sale will be broadcast real-time. Bidders should complete the registration process to set up their account prior to sale day if possible. High speed internet is necessary. VOLUME DISCOUNT [applies to bulls only] Customers buying 3 or more bulls will receive: - 3% off for 3 bulls - 4% off for 4 bulls LIABILITY All persons who attend this sale do so at their own risk and owners/sale personnel assume no liability for accidents. DELIVERY/PICKUP - 5% off for 5 + We will keep the bulls free of charge until early April. After semen checks, we will be in contact for delivery. Free delivery within 300 miles. Heifer pairs need to be picked up or arrangements made on sale day. INSURANCE Martin-Trudeau Insurance will be at the sale to help insure your purchases.
Kicking off the 2026 Big Picture offering is this powerful set of ET brothers out of the potent Daphne DY37 donor dam. Each year she continues to impress us with the ability to take any mating, and make high- performance, power-driven cattle that have exceptional structure and eye appeal. This isn’t just an opinion. Her sons Dakota Outlaw, Spotlight, Magnified, and countless grandsons including Next Level and Legendary Larry to name just a few, prove she’s earned her accolades for generating quality. Lots 1-3 are flush brothers by Kaiser and are as powerful in the flesh as their performance suggests. Full brothers to last year’s sale highlight HZN Magnified M130, the consistency of this mating is something you can hang your hat on. The sisters in the replacement pen are as bold and sound as their brothers and look like they will have a chance to carry on the torch from their mother as influential cows in our program. Of the brothers, you pick them how you like them. Lots 1 and 2 get switched daily as to which is my favorite. Even though the Lot 3 is a month younger, at the rate he’s performing it will be hard to tell come sale day. They all have that herd bull look and may just be some of her best sons to date. Buy one or buy them all, you won’t go wrong.
Lot 1
Pedigree for lots 1-3
Sire
W/C REVOLUTION 65G
W/C KAISER 240J
W/C MISS WERNING 751E
1
HZN MR. KAISER N26 PB SM
ASA 4609790
DOB WW
2/5 776
BW YW
77
Homo Black / Homo Polled
1343 37.5
Black
ADG on test
3.6
Adj scrotal
CE 9.0
BW WW YW ADG MCE MILK STAY 1.7 88.5 131.5 0.27 5.2 22.4 12.7
EPD
Rank
25 40 DOC CW YG MARB BF 30
Lot 2
REA API
TI
11.6 41.6 -0.38
-0.08 0.97 119
82
EPD
Rank
30
40
40
35
50
2
2/19 HZN MR. KAISER N117 PB SM
ASA 4609646
DOB WW
BW YW
85
Hetero Black / Homo Polled
762
1456 34.0
Black
ADG on test
4.4
Adj scrotal
CE 7.7
BW WW YW ADG MCE MILK STAY 2.5 84.5 129.6 0.28 5.2 22.4 14.2
EPD
Rank
35 35 DOC CW YG MARB BF 30
REA API
TI
12.5 33.4 -0.41 -0.09 -0.08 0.97 114
76
EPD
Rank
45
50
30
40
35
3
3/26 HZN MR. KAISER N357 PB SM
ASA 4609884
DOB WW
BW YW
82
Homo Black / Homo Polled
774
1365 36.0
Black
ADG on test
3.8
Adj scrotal
CE 9.2
BW WW YW ADG MCE MILK STAY 1.8 87.5 131.2 0.27 6.6 22.4 12.1
EPD
Lot 3
Rank
25
30
40
40
DOC CW YG MARB BF
REA API
TI
13.5 37.4 -0.52 -0.07 -0.11 1.12 115
80
EPD
Sons of BRKC Daphne DY37
Rank
30
40
5
10
15
The Recharge sire group has taken the breed by storm over the last few years, and the genetic combo with Daphne has us excited. We had 3 full brothers that were really well received in last year’s sale, and a full sister sells in our pairs division this year. That being said, this is the best individual yet of the mating. Big-outlined, long-bodied and smooth-made make him one you won’t miss when you walk in the pen. He should sire sensibly-sized calves at birth that will garner attention and pay weight at sale time, all while leaving daughters to build your herd with.
Lot 4
HZN Mr. Recharge M171 Full sib to lot 4 Sold in 2025 to Bill Lingemann, SD
BRKC Daphne DY37 Dam of lots 1-4 Granddam of lots 18-21 and 82-84
Next Level Popular son of Dakota Outlaw (grandson of Daphne)
KRJ Dakota Outlaw G974 Maternal brother of lots 1-4 Sire of lots 18-21 and 82-84
HZN Magnified M130 Full sib to lots 1-3
Sons of BRKC Daphne DY37
It’s our pleasure to introduce you to the first class of sons from our resident A.I. sire CLRS Lincoln 0107L. We added this bull to our arsenal because he fit our Big Picture Commitment to a T. Stress-free calving, big growth potential, valuable carcass trait combination and one that pushes the envelope on the indexes as well. Yet while his value on paper was impressive, it was his phenotype that sold us on bringing him home. Great looking, square and sound footed with lots of muscle and mass. A few years later and he's lived up to our expectations, but we're slowly adjusting how we use him. He's transitioned into a go-to calving ease sire that won’t sacrifice growth potential in our program and others. Get in on the ground floor on this group of sons that each have unique attributes to fit your breeding schemes.
While there's many of these brothers that could lead off this sire group, I think N38 might be the best place to start. I'm all in on this PB heifer bull prospect. He breaks the norms for balancing phenotype and genomic excellence. You can study his percentile rankings yourself, but his growth spread, carcass combination, and indexes resemble the most complete bull genomically we've ever offered. On the hoof, I just love how flexible he is in his joints and spine, the looseness of hide and body, and the beef bull look he presents. Worth a look.
Lot 5
Lot 6
Bold and shapely, this Lincoln son has some powerful visuals to go along with his top end performance expectations. Quite the spread combination going from a negative BW to a top 1% YW. Slide your evaluation over to his industry leading balance of MARB and REA, which make the indexes and overall profit expectations for his progeny high.
When we acquired Lincoln, this is exactly what I hoped for. Attractive, functional cattle that are big middled and thick ended. This one has been a favorite since early one. He's got top end WW and YW EPDs to go along with his no-holes phenotype and flashy white face.
Lot 7
Sons of CLRS Lincoln 0107L
A slam dunk heifer bull option for those of you that value your sleep. One that reads at the top of the breed for many traits, but if he produces anything like his sire, those low BW calves will get up and roll with the best of them.
The G04 cow gets the job done every year with a stout calf that just takes off. Paired with CLRS Lincoln, look for his calf crop to be very very consistent.
Lot 9
Posterchild for our balanced breeding approach, this bull’s data is as complete as any we will offer, and he looks it on the hoof as well. Strong and athletic, he’s the hard-working kind. Take a look at his video. Genetics and quality you can count on to work for you, not against you.
CLRS Lincoln 0107L Sire of lots 5 – 14
All summer when folks would ask how the Lincolns look, this bull was the first to come to mind and discuss. His head shape, birth weight, and pedigree have suggested all along he could be a heifer bull, but his performance, back shape and rear end suggests he’s serious about the beef business. I think a bull that could be sampled either way, but one that just makes sense to try and own.
Lot 11
Sons of CLRS Lincoln 0107L
A favorite among Lincoln’s rookie crop for sure, he’s been a lug all along. Added length and density help push the scales in his favor, but he’s got that attractive look to dress up a set of feeders as well. The only thing he lacks is ear length. A big portion of our AI cow group calved during the 10 days of extreme cold last February. We were thankful to save most, but a few ears were nipped in the process. I promise genetically, he’s still got ‘em.
Lot 12
Lot 13
Easy to appreciate the mass and easy feeding look this Lincoln owns. The genomics tell the story our eyes do: top end growth with carcass benefits resulting in balanced indexes and profit predictions. Born a twin, he’s got lots of genetic potential to out-produce himself
Sons of CLRS Lincoln 0107L
14
4/15 HZN NATIONAL N404 3/8 SM 5/8 AN
ASA 4609928
DOB WW
BW YW
80
Homo Black / Homo Polled
812
1345 36.0
Black
ADG on test
3.4
Adj scrotal
Sire
Dam PVF INSIGHT 0129
CLRS HOMELAND 327H
CLRS LINCOLN 0107L
SF MISS QUEEN 834
CLRS HEADDRESS 0107H
BULLERMAN QUEEN 1553
CE
BW WW YW ADG MCE MILK STAY
Best on best. That was the thought that came to mind when turning out Lincoln on our 834 donor, and we couldn’t be more pleased with the results. Tremendous prospect that impresses us more each day. He’s got that smooth herd bull look from his sire, with the body shape and extra bells and whistles from his dam. He’s been hustling every day on gain as well with ratios of 114 WW and 106 YW. One that has the Big Picture balance for data with phenotype and performance to match. EPD 12.7 -1.3 92.0 150.7 0.37 7.9 28.5 17.0 Rank 40 30 15 10 10 40 20 30 DOC CW YG MARB BF REA API TI EPD 18.7 62.8 -0.20 0.44 -0.024 1.11 148.1 92.8 Rank 3 5 45 45 4 30 20
Lot 14
SF Miss Queen 834 Dam of lot 14, Granddam of lot 15
One we’ve been excited to present to the public since the time he hit the ground last spring. This bull is bred just a little different than the rest of the pen, but that just adds to his intrigue. We were very impressed with the JWC 2/F Living Proof 283L bull when he sold a few years back and mated him to 3 of our donors that spring. This is the only bull resulting from those matings, but you will be hearing from the rest of the sisters in the near future. He’s every bit as good on the hoof as his picture and video. A useful balance of birthweight and growth projections, paired with his impressive weight at weaning make him one that can be used successfully in both commercial and seedstock settings. He is backed by powerful cow families such as W/C Angel 7113E and our young K182 donor, a direct daughter of 834.
Lot 15
Sons of 834 cow family
High selling standout in 2024 to Jackpot Cattle Co., SD, HZN Legendary Larry has exceed our expectations. His first calf crop shows he’s got the top tier performance we expect from the Outlaw progeny, but does it with more class and eye appeal. Docility, jet black hair coats, and flexibility only add to the goods “Larry” brings to the table. He will continue to see heavy use in our program going forward.
Lot 16
Love this one. Breeding beef ideals always begin with structure for me, and this bull has the foot quality, angles and flexibility that get my motor running. Beyond that, he’s bold-bodied, loose-hided and powerfully made with just the right amount of style and masculine presence. Intriguing breeding bull sells here.
Lot 17
Smooth made, quality physique. Jet black and keeps coming on strong daily. He’s one you will love when we deliver this spring. Built to last.
HZN Legendary Larry L177 Sire of lots 16 & 17
Well balanced baldy Outlaw sells here. His highlights include a durable skeleton with the length and mass we expect from this sire group. His full sister is a highlight of our keeper bred heifer pen this year, and was shown successfully by our 8 yr. old Eli as a feeder heifer at the State Fair. Full transparency, this bull got worked up on picture day but has handled fine with the group on other work days.
Sons of HZN Legendary Larry L177
It’s no secret the successful impact Dakota Outlaw has had on our program and our customers’ programs over the years. With virtually no semen left outside of a few to flush with, these will be some of the last direct sons available.
If you haven’t had a chance to get yourself a son of Outlaw yet, N231 would be a very good place to start. He’s definitely one of my favorite Outlaw sons we’ve offered over the years. Big scaled, loose made, but so pulled apart and dimensional throughout. Big time growth with very top-end percentile rankings for WW, YW, ADG, yield grade, BF, and REA make him one to put on your short list. His dam is the biggest and best Epic daughter on the farm with a perfect udder. Lot 19
Lot 20
We started to fight dark and snow when this bull came to the picture pen, so I would encourage you to watch his video. Likely one of the most complete D.O. sons we’ve offered. He’s so balanced on the hoof, problem free in his EPD set, and still weighed up with the best of them at data collection time. His dam is a moderate, wedge-shaped female with excellent udder structure that looks to be a big-time contributor going forward. Lots of boxes get the check here.
Lot 21
One of the youngest calves in the pen but you’d never guess it. He’s been on a mission to be one of the fastest gaining bulls of the group and you can’t argue with what he’s
done, especially from weaning to yearling. His dam is out of the Angus bull Slider and goes back to an Angus commercial dam, so his numbers get dinged a bit for that. But commercial producers serious about quality livestock and performance should bid with confidence here. The growth is real - his phenotype is just the way I like them.
Sons of KRJ Dakota Outlaw G974
Introducing the first crop of our resident herd sire WINC Law Breaker 376L! A bull we brought in to add more mass, volume, shape, and performance at will and he’s done just that. Between AI breeding many cows to him and also being an aggressive breeder in the pasture, we’ve got a large sire group we hope will benefit our commercial producers for their consistency and the ability to run several brothers together. They are peas in a pod from start to finish.
Brode and Zach have had their eyes on this guy all along. Last spring he was continually part of our calf discussions. “Have you seen K399’s calf lately?” He’s kept that quality vibe all the way through and finishes with the #2 YW of the set. Circle, star, and get ready to bid - he will make everybody’s list.
Lot 22
While this sire group is very consistent, if you had to twist my arm to name a favorite or two, this bull sure rises to the top. I think you’ll agree when you step in the pen, he’s one everyone can be drawn to. He’s got the herd bull swagger and is so dense from front to rear but in a very attractive way. He’s looked the part all year, pressed down the scales in a big way, and is exactly what we hoped for from the Law Breaker influence.
Lot 23
LOT 24 A few different options come along with this Law Breaker son. He’s packing plenty of punch just like his brothers, but comes with a modest actual birthweight and an impressive spread from birth to yearling. More eye appeal is also in his favor. He’s the kind that fits the “auto cow” program many of our repeat customers desire - low management traits with big end payoff potential. Lot 24
WINC Law Breaker 376L Sire of lots 22-31
Sons of WINC Law Breaker 376L
HZN Mr. Kickstart M34 Maternal brother to lot 25
Lot 25
Study your lesson here - this younger Law Breaker son is a maternal brother to our leadoff bull last year, HZN Mr. Kickstart M34, selling to Rathes in NE. Their dam, K31, has had the top WW of the entire bull crop two years in a row with ratios of 2/116 on WW and 2/115 for YW. The EPD rankings for growth are off the charts, yet his carcass indicators show lots of premium potential as well. His growth is complimented by an easy feeding look and gentle disposition.
Lot 26
Just like you used to sing in Sunday school, “deep and wide” sums up this soggy rascal well. His adjustments for growth sum up his quality well. Pay weight headed your way.
Top 10% on his growth projections with extra length and body depth. The built-in consistency and maternal strength of Cowboy Cut and Nightride in his pedigree complement his performance driven lifestyle.
Sons of WINC Law Breaker 376L
Bigger framed baldy bull here that I’m sure will find some friends on sale day. Add pounds and style. His growth and REA are big selling points, and his dam, granddam, and sister are all beautiful baldy cows with excellent udders and fertility records.
Brute. Arguably the heaviest muscled bull in the offering, he’s a body builder with a gentle giant demeanor. This bull offers our commercial customers the chance to change their calf crop in one generation with breed-leading performance and unmatched red meat yield potential.
Lot 28
Lot 29
Lot 30
More length = more pounds. Top end performer with extra REA. Beef maker.
HZN Ms. Dakota Outlaw L224 Maternal sister to lot 28
Sons of WINC Law Breaker 376L
A rugged and realistic guy with a crafty pedigree.
Meat & Potatoes Award
Lot 32
Our annual Meat & Potatoes Award is one that is coveted among the bull pen and is a selection the committee takes very seriously. That being said, if we were to snub the widest built, deepest bodied bull to ever call HVF home of the award, that would be a mistake. A true outlier for volume, dimension, and hasn’t stepped off the gas for ADG a singe day yet. His mother Karol was an amazing Christmas gift from my parents a few years back, and she out produced herself with a Christmas dinner-sized portion of beef this year.
A favorite all along, this bull brings all the extras and he’s proud to wear them. At the top of the pen at weaning time and hasn’t looked back. He’s long and strong and ready for heavy ranching.
Last year, the rookie crop of HZN Kickstarts captured the attention of breeders and commercial cattlemen alike. One of my favorite sire groups, they are at the top of the pen for performance, mass and style. So much so, it’s hard to believe they are all out of first calf heifers. Bid with confidence - the consistency, quality, and cow family are all worth your operations’ consideration.
LOT 34 Go ahead and get your pen out and start making a few stars on this lot. He’s the type that will work and work well in a variety of scenarios. 76lb birthweight to 1378 at a year, this long-bodied stout-featured rascal has impressed at every step along the way.
Lot 33
Lot 34
Sons of HZN Kickstart K328
Lot 35
Lot 36
More frame and length in this Kickstart son. He’s pushed down the scales each step of the way. Could certainly sample on some heifers, but might really shine on a group of younger cows. Still has the density and style his sire stamps his progeny with.
With a top 5% calving ease ranking and just a 70lb start to a 1259 finish makes me think he’s one we should keep back to replace his sire on heifers going forward. In the pen, I’ve been on his team from the get-go. He’s stout and flawless at the ground, yet so smooth and powerful in his makeup. He pairs this with a touch of arrogance in the way he carries his head and neck, giving him the complete bull look we strive to make. Neat one.
HZN Kickstart K328 Sire of lots 33-37
Just like his picture, you can’t help but find this beast in the pen. From a 76lb BW and a first calf heifer momma, he’s pushed the boundaries for growth all year to a big-time finish. He is as robust as any from end to end, and his predictable pedigree and proven performance make him an easy add to any outfit.
Lot 37
Sons of HZN Kickstart K328
EPD & Index Definitions
Big Picture Premiums HVF home raised fed cattle last year went 80% Choice and 20% Prime on the grid picking up over $100 premium per/head. These were the culled siblings to many of the genetics for sale to you. Grid premiums are a part of the Big Picture Commitment.
CE
Reported as the difference in percentage of calves being born unassisted out of first-calf heifers, with higher values representing greater calving ease.
BW
Reported as the difference in pounds of calf birth weight.
WW
Reported as the difference in pounds of progeny weaning weight.
YW
Reported as the difference in pounds of progeny yearling weight.
ADG
Reported as the difference in post-weaning pounds gained on a daily basis.
MCE
Reported as the difference in percentage of daughters calving unassisted as first- calf heifers. Reported as the difference in maternal pounds of weaning weight from an individual’s daughters due to milk. Reported as the difference in probability of a sire’s daughters staying in the herd until 6 years of age, given that they calved as a 2-year-old. Reported as the difference in yearling-age progeny temperament, represented as a difference in probability that progeny will be scored as a 1, rather than a 2–6 on the docility scale (1 = docile disposition; 6 = extremely aggressive).
MILK
STAY
DOC
CW
Reported as the difference in pounds of progeny carcass weight.
YG
Reported as the difference in progeny USDA Yield Grade score units (1–5).
MARB
Reported as the difference in progeny carcass marbling score.
BF
Reported as the difference in inches of external backfat at the 12th and 13th rib.
REA
Reported as the difference in square inches of ribeye area between the 12th and 13th rib. Evaluates sires for use on the entire cow herd (bred to both Angus first-calf heifers and mature cows) with the portion of their daughters required to maintain herd size retained and the remaining heifers and steers put on feed and sold on a grid (carcass grade and yield). Evaluates sires for use on mature Angus cows with all offspring put on feed and sold on a grid (grade and yield).
$API
$TI
How do I read EPD? An EPD is not a measure of that animal's own genetic ability, but rather its ability as a parent. Thus, it is expressed as progeny differences. This means that you should only compare the difference between EPD in candidate animals. For example:
Bull A: Has a CE of 12 and a WW of 50 Bull B: Has a CE of 8 and a WW of 70
Total Herd Enrollment (THE) We are proud participants of the American Simmental Association’s Total Herd Enrollment (THE) program. THE enhances the impact and utility of our data submitted for genetic evaluation, which in turn improves the EPD accuracy across our whole operation. By submitting data on our dams and entire calf crops, more accurate genetic predictions are received by us and our customers. If we compared the difference between both candidate bulls for Calving Ease (CE) and Weaning Weight EPD (WW), then we would expect on average 4% less incidence of difficulty during calving of direct progeny from Bull A compared to Bull B. We would also expect progeny from Bull B to weigh on average 20 pounds heavier compared to progeny from Bull A at 205 days of age. Don’t forget that dam genetics will cause differences in performance of the traits as well. For more questions, please reach out to us ahead of the sale, or find us on sale day.
Lot 38
N167 is just what we hoped for when combining the likes of Just Cuz and Dakota Outlaw. An athlete with performance and style. His phenotype speaks for itself, but his momma really stacks the deck in his favor. One of our best Outlaw daughters in production and one that is a gate swing away from the donor pen. This bull will make fancy feeders and replacement quality females in groves. Neat blazed face is the cherry on top.
HZN Ms. Dakota Outlaw K151 Dam of lot 38
LOT 39 I’d like to point out that he’s a lot more than just a “pretty face,” but dog gone it he’s a good-looking scamp. He possesses an elite phenotype that demands your attention. His big feet can motor and he blends his powerful muscle and body shape so well. His pedigree is backed with loads of maternal strength, including Pilgrim, High Regard, Teardrop, and the LLSF Neon Ray cow family. He’s the kind that can certainly garner additional premiums for quality depending on your marketing scheme of his offspring. If high end phenotype isn’t the only thing that matters to you, that’s ok too. At over 700 at weaning and over 1200 at a year, he’s no slouch for commercial profit generation as well. Good livestock sells here.
Lot 39
Sons of ZTGC Just Cuz 52K
Lot 40
We are pleased to introduce the L68 cow family with this scale crushing direct son of our new and upcoming donor HZN Ms. War Paint L68. The spread from birth to weaning and gain from weaning to yearling isn’t just ink on the paper, its real pounds in the pen. This bull is one of the longest bodied, stoutest featured individuals in the set. His dam is off to a roaring start. We flushed her 2 times last spring successfully then watched her sync up A.I. with her contemporary group all while getting this rascal to over 800lb in the weaning pen. She just had a beautiful set of twins herself and her ET matings about to hit the ground have us jacked up. Bid with confidence!
HZN Ms. War Paint L68 Dam of Lot 40
Lot 41
I love these Just Cuz calves - and mated to probably the stoutest cow on the farm - this is the kind of buffet I like to go to!
Sons of ZTGC Just Cuz 52K
CCR Anthem is a bull we came across on our road trip to see the Jacks defeat the Bison for their 1st National Football Championship. It was a great trip all around, and being able to use these genetics in our program only added to the fun. The Anthem cattle added some size and scale to our genetics and improved carcass traits while keeping growth and structural correctness at the forefront. I think you’ll agree, these brothers will be sought after come March 14th.
One we’ve liked all along, but truth be told when he came into the picture pen it was like “Whoa! What the heck is this?!” Balance and mass coming together at its finest. He’s the cowboy kind, and a bull I could recommend to everyone.
Lot 42
Performance seekers and feedlot operators take note here. This bull has been on the top end for growth and power since day 1. Extra pounds, ADG, and an excellent balance of REA and marbling will make his progeny fun to feed. Has excellent feet and legs and is built for the long haul and heavy use. Good beef.
Lot 43
Lot 44
Eye catching Anthem son with a small white dot on his face. Big topped with a big square hip. Balanced set of EPDs read a lot like he does - a “no holes” type bull that will sire growth and eye appeal.
CCR Anthem 3355J
Sire of lots 42-48
Sons of CCR Anthem 3355J
Lot 45
N345 holds his own for performance and eye appeal, but does so with greater calving ease and smaller birthweight projections than some of his brothers. He’s so neat and smooth about his head, neck, and shoulder that I wouldn’t be afraid to try him on some heifers, but with his added length and gain ability he would be more than suitable for cows as well.
Lots of horsepower in this beef machine. This bull has loads of shape and dimension, and is complimented by his balanced set of EPDs. His granddam has been a big part of our story over the last 12 years, with many bulls being exhibited at farm shows and stock shows. Generational consistency bred in.
Lot 46
Attractive, square built, smooth moving Anthem son sells here. His EF Commando 1366 sired grandam has been a great producer for us as well.
Lot 47
If you want the biggest outlined powerhouse scamp of the set, here’s your bull. He’s had “beast mode” engaged since the get-go. Producers looking to create consistency and pad their bottom lines would be well suited to group these Anthem brothers together.
Lot 48
Sons of CCR Anthem 3355J
Bold made, growth-oriented heifer bull prospect sells here. 68lb BW to right at 700 pounds of WW make him one to use confidently on all ages in your herd. We haven’t had at ton of the Arrowhead cattle but we really like what we see so far.
This first crop of these Leaders have really impressed us with their get up and go. Crossing him with the KBHR Providence cow really gives an out-cross pedigree you could line up any direction.
Lot 50
Lot 51
I really appreciate what this bull did on the scale and on paper being out of a first calf heifer. Study the cow family here going back to the H02 cow. You’ll be seeing more from this dam going forward.
Neat design and cool shaped, structure to last and should certainly work on heifers as well.
Lot 52
Bulls of the Big Picture
Lot 53
Excited about the future of our herd with young females kicking out bulls like this right out of the gate. A brute in the pen, and ties some very exciting things together genomically. Modest birth figures to whopping percentiles on growth and bigger than the plate ribeyes make this PB bull one that can make anyone’s shortlist.
The Krown cattle are a new group this year, and this pair of brothers are cut from the same cloth. N190 offers loads of length and muscle and breed leading growth projections. We had more heifers born than bulls in this sire group, and so far, we like what we see. Well-rounded sires that will add pay weight and grid premiums
Just a drink away from 1400lb at a year, and this hoss looks the part. There’s a lot of bull here but he carries it well. Bigger outlined with all the parts and pieces to transmit those profit generating qualities to the next generation. He will improve the bottom line no matter how you market your cattle.
Lot 55
Sale at Noon Sat March 14 th
Lot 56
LOT 56 A stud in the pen, he’s one you’ll be proud to have in your pasture. Great cow family here: maternal brother HZN Mr. Gold J41 has been hard at work raising herd bulls and females for J & C Simmentals in NE, and maternal sister M108 will highlight our pairs division as lot 80.
HZN Mr. Gold J41 Maternal brother of Lot 56
1772A does it again. This 2013 model cow has been a long time favorite because of her phenotype, perfect udder, and ability to kick out herd bulls year after year. She’s still at work in 2026, coming with yet again another AI sired calf. While this bull maybe doesn’t have the wow factor on the growth adjustments as his mom is getting older, we strongly believe the genetic ability is there to sire calves that grow, impress, and have tremendous female making ability should you choose to retain daughters.
Well rounded purebred bull that had an excellent summer and came in heavy this fall. “Complete” best sums up this bull and the Kaiser sire group. Beautiful udder on both dam and grandam as well.
Lot 57
Lot 58
Sons of W/C Kaiser 240J
Lot 59
Easy to find, easy to like. This baldy Kaiser bull is a “no holes” rascal that would make turnout day really easy. He’s one you’ll be proud to have in any pasture and will cross well with many types and ages of cows. The Kaiser group is so consistent for making them bold, easy fleshing, and heavy muscled. Good stock.
Lot 60
When this cow got flushed Kaiser, this is exactly what we hoped for. Bold from behind, soft centered, and legs for the long haul. Take note, he does have a little extra personality when worked in smaller pens.
Sons of W/C Kaiser 240J
Lot 61
The War Paint sire group has been really well accepted, and for good reason. Good in his joints, smooth angles, and just complete from head to tail.
Lot 62
Well balanced bull with just a 74lb BW and still accelerated to over 700 at weaning. If you came wanting a bull you can kick out with many ages of cattle and just want to make good ones consistently, this bull is a great option. He’s one of my favorite phenotype War Paints we’ve had to date. Both the bulls and females have worked very well here.
Easy to find, easy to love. This baldy War Paint son has had the beef bull look all along. So robust yet flexible, his power-based setup is complimented by a small birthweight and solid weaning figures. We love our War Paint females, and you will see their influence sprinkled throughout this offering and into the future. N70 will make lots of friends on sale day.
Lot 63
Sons of TJ War Paint 759J
64
2/19 HZN MR. KING PIN N122 1/2 SM 1/2 AN
Black / Polled ASA 4609651
DOB WW
BW YW
85
776
1361 37.0
Black
ADG on test
3.8
Adj scrotal
Sire
Dam LHT VIPER 65E
PVF BLACKLIST 7077
PVF DLX KING PIN 0058
HL VIPER J91
PVF LUCY 4189
HL MS JUDGE G91
CE
BW WW YW ADG MCE MILK STAY
SimAngus bull at its best. One of the biggest outlined, soggiest made rascals to sell March 14th. A different twist on pedigree for repeat customers. He’s the result of sexed heifer semen - just another example that there are few guarantees in life. Also, an example of how not getting what you want can be a very good thing. Loads of performance and quality to pass on to your next calf crop and payday. EPD 13.4 0.1 76.3 125.9 0.31 7.2 23.9 15.9 Rank 35 45 30 50 45 DOC CW YG MARB BF REA API TI EPD 14.2 37.1 -0.19 0.33 -0.05 0.60 135 80 Rank 30 50 35
Lot 64
Lot 65
LOT 65 Here’s a PB prospect that checks a ton of boxes. The data and the phenotype are right in step on this guy. Small birth to a big finish, and excellent maternal and carcass traits blend together for some excellent indexes and progeny projections. If the calves look like the bull, you’ll be in business.
Lot 66
Year after year Direct Impact has been our go-to heifer bull option for slam dunk calving ease. Give the calves a little green grass and sunshine and its big weaning weights and fancy cow prospects. These brothers make great choices for heifers and cows alike.
Lot 67
There is power in the cow family here and this Honor will do a good job passing that on. Really extended fronted and good structured as well.
Sale at Noon Sat March 14 th
Lot 68
Real complete guy here, balanced from the ground up. Out of one of our fancier first calf heifers who’s off to a good start writing her own story.
Lot 69
New red hided pedigree here. This cherry red bull is awfully complete. He’s big topped, square hipped, wide pinned, and excellent on the move. Nice option to add heterosis to a group of red cows.
70
2/16 HZN MR. TRUTH BE TOLD N108 PB SM
Homo Polled ASA 4609637
DOB WW
BW YW
88
765
1253 36.5
Red
ADG on test
3.1
Adj scrotal
Sire
Dam MFSR ROUNDUP 665H
W/C BEEF KING 1025F
W/C TRUTH BE TOLD 6038L
HZN MS. ROUND UP K92
W/C MISS WERNING 90G
OMF/DK DARLING D49
CE
BW WW YW ADG MCE MILK STAY 1.9 85.1 116.9 0.20 3.8 23.8 12.7
7.5
EPD
Rank
35
50
DOC CW YG MARB BF
REA API
TI
8.9 43.8 -0.47 0.07 -0.11 1.02 118
81
EPD
Rank
25
15
5
25
Lot 70
Red hot red genetics for our red hided customers. We sold ½ interest of this bull’s dam as our high selling female to Schroeder Cattle Co., MN, in 2024. Flushing her to the $140K Truth Be Told bull was a no brainer and proved to be a great decision. This beast ties cow families and performance into a He- man package, and has us excided to for the future of the K92 cow family.
HZN Ms. Round Up K92 Dam of Lot 70
Bulls of the Big Picture
estimated calf EPDs P02 ▪ BWF bull ▪ 72# BW ▪ 1/20 DOB ▪ HZN Kickstart K328 Calf Info
Lot 80
CE
BW WW YW MARB REA API
TI
EPD 10.8 -0.7 81.5 128.1 0.31 0.80 130.2 81.4 Rank 40 40 40 30
LOT 80 When we started offering females from the heart of our herd a few years back, we knew the only way to do this successfully was to offer our very best. In keeping with that philosophy, we initiate the female division with the one that probably hurts the most to see go. M108, known as “Slash” around these parts has been a farm favorite since she hit the ground. Her dam has been a consistent producer of front-end quality year after year. To get this snip nosed Just Cuz female was just what the doctor ordered. The kids showed her as a calf at the SD State Fair and a few fall shows before she went into the bred heifer pen. As gorgeous has her picture, she’s got the parts and pieces as well as the intangibles to generate quality at an extremely high level. Her baldy bull calf by Kickstart solidifies that opinion. He’s already a stud in his own right and will be a fast ROI on this investment no matter the hammer price. Maternal brothersells as lot 56.
LOT 81 A little something different from our Daphne donor, but not surprisingly something of quality. This female was at the top of the entire heifer crop at weaning last year, and has since transitioned into a beautiful young cow. She’s off to the races with a stout bull calf and beautiful udder. Her pedigree will allow lots of mating flexibility and the cow power behind her will ensure success whatever you decide. EPD 13.7 -0.1 93.4 141.7 0.81 0.88 156.5 101.0 Rank 30 50 10 20 10 20 20 5 estimated calf EPDs P05 ▪ Black bull ▪ 69# BW ▪ 1/31 DOB ▪ RSA True Balance 1311 Calf Info CE BW WW YW MARB REA API TI
Lot 81
Sale at Noon Sat March 14 th
estimated calf EPDs P26 ▪ Black heifer ▪ 70# BW ▪ 2/4 DOB ▪ WHF Point Proven H45 Calf Info
LOT 82 A head turner for sure, this Outlaw female is as tricked out as you’ll come by in a ¾ female. She’s unreal at the ground and so flexible in her spine while still being powerful in her make up. The sweep to her belly, neat neck and an awesome hair coat has us thinking her PB offspring will be special, and her heifer calf by Point Proven looks to be exactly that. Lot 82
CE
BW WW YW MARB REA API
TI
EPD 12.4 -2.0 81.6 120.7 0.13 0.81 135.7 84.2 Rank 25 10 45 50 50 45
estimated calf EPDs ultrasounded safe to HZN Lesson Learned L10 ▪ due 3/4 Calf Info
CE
BW WW YW MARB REA API
TI
EPD 11.1 0.8 95.7 145.9 0.19 1.09 142.4 91.3 Rank 40 45 10 10 50 15 40 25
Lot 83
Lot 83 A power cow prospect in every sense, this gal’s got feature! As big footed, wide based, and heavy structured as we’ve produced - her stoutness lays the foundation for her big cage and stout top and hip. Yet she’s still feminine fronted and can flat out motor with the best of them. Whether generating herd bulls or females, this female has the pieces to do something big.
HZN Lesson Learned L10 Calf referencesire
estimated calf EPDs ultrasounded safe to HZN Lesson Learned L10 ▪ due 3/4 Calf Info
Lot 84
Lot 84 Big time production potential from this powerful female. Both her dam and grandam has put several females in the replacement pen and bulls in the sale pen. Her build is spot on, and her feminine features pair uniquely with her performance driven power. Buy one of these Outlaws or buy them all, you can’t go wrong.
CE
BW WW YW MARB REA API
TI
EPD 10.5 -0.5 88.9 130.7 0.14 0.91 137.6 86.5 Rank 45 25 25 30 45 45 35
Daughters of KRJ Dakota Outlaw G974
estimated calf EPDs P21 ▪ Black bull ▪ 75# BW ▪ 2/3 DOB ▪ RSA True Balance 1311 Calf Info
Lot 85 LOT 85 A full sib to the lot 4 bull and one of the unique females offered with her blend of phenotype and data. Sired by the $100K Recharge and backed by the potent Daphne make her genetic base fresh, relevant, and forceful. Super udder quality will keep her productive for years to come. Bid with confidence here.
CE
BW WW YW MARB REA API
TI
EPD 16.2 -1.8 90.3 143.9 0.90 0.80 173.1 103.8 Rank 15 25 20 15 4 30 10 3
estimated calf EPDs P41 ▪ BWF heifer ▪ 72# BW ▪ 2/6 DOB ▪ HZN KRJ Mr. Easy Out J5 Calf Info
Lot 86 LOT 86 Her pedigree, baldy face, and baldy baby should pretty well be all it takes to get this female sold with ease. The maternal strength and her feminine build are perfect pieces to breed up from going forward. Easy Out was a calving ease Gold son that sold a few years back and those calves have been really impressive come weaning time.
CE
BW WW YW MARB REA API
TI
EPD 17.4 -3.8 69.9 99.8 0.49 0.82 159.6 86.7 Rank 4 2 15 20 35
ultrasounded safe to CLRS Lincoln 0107L ▪ due 3/4 Calf Info estimated calf EPDs CE BW WW YW 10.7 -0.1 91.2 143.0 50 15 20 MARB REA API TI 0.46 1.13 157.1 95.3 45 3 20 15
Lot 87 LOT 87 Take a close look here. We sampled Private Stock to make some females and we got exactly that. I think 1 cane of semen resulted in 8 heifers and so lucky for you, we’re able to share a good one. If you study your lesson, this is a maternal sister to our up-and-coming L68 donor female, the mother of the powerhouse Just Cuz son selling as lot 40. This cow family is ultra power packed and pretty. Having a younger dam and sister in the herd and wanting to offer our best is the only reason she’s up for sale.
HZN Ms. War Paint L68 Maternal sister to lot 87
Sale at Noon Sat March 14 th
estimated calf EPDs P18 ▪ Black bull ▪ 74# BW ▪ 2/3 DOB ▪ WHF Point Proven H45 Calf Info
LOT 88 A favorite all along, this female will be appreciated by all including most critical cowboys. Her quality starts at the surface for me. She has such large, square feet that plant so confidently with every step. She’s wide based and has real dimension to her chest floor, yet transitions beautifully from her heart into her shoulder and flattens into a long thin neck. She’s got plenty of muscle, size and performance to produce high caliber cattle of all kinds. She’s got a stout made great looking Point Proven bull calf at side to get the party started. Retaining 1/3 embryo interest Lot 88
CE
BW WW YW MARB REA API
TI
EPD 13.1 -2.6 73.4 111.4 0.21 0.91 136.6 81.9 Rank 20 5 45 45 45 50
estimated calf EPDs P40 ▪ Black heifer ▪ 70# BW ▪ 2/6 DOB ▪ HZN Kickstart K328 Calf Info
Lot 89 LOT 89 Big time production female sells here. With the likes of Kaiser, Duke, and Cowboy Cut gracing her pedigree, she is set for bull production for years to come. Bigger outlined than many in her sire group, she’s high performing and power packed. Bull maker!
CE
BW WW YW MARB REA API
TI
EPD 11.3 -0.3 85.9 136.1 0.17 0.92 132.7 83.0 Rank 50 30 25 15 50
estimated calf EPDs ultrasounded safe to CLRS Lincoln 0107L ▪ due 3/4 Calf Info
Lot 90 LOT 90 Pretty baldy face that would take an even prettier picture if she wasn’t so gentle. Moderate, big bodied female that has that front pasture look. Love the mating potential with her balanced and correct build and pedigree.
CE
BW WW YW MARB REA API
TI
EPD 14.5 -3.0 92.0 149.1 0.32 1.18 159.8 96.8 Rank 25 15 15 10 2 15 10
Daughters of W/C Kaiser 240J
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