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W3CC NOCHA 502N DOB: 1/28/25 • Reg: 5121203 • Tattoo: 502N • 100% AR
BIEBER ROLLIN DEEP Y118 BIEBER LAURA 158W LSF MEW X-CITEMENT 6690D LSF CHEVY R048 Z2255 BECKTON DOMINOR T122 Z1 3SCC EUCLA X723 RLLL LEAGUE OF HIS OWN 58 RLLL REBA`S LINK 519
Spring Bred Adj BW 56 Adj WW 475 Adj YW N/A DMPPA 96
BIEBER DEEP END B597
LSF DLL LOCOMOTION
LSF SRR CHEVY Z2255 F8142
3SCC DOMAIN A163
W3CC HAZEL 005H
RLLL MS REBA 735
ProS MLK 123 64 59 17 -3.9 63 106 0.27 0.68 26 30% 34% 36% 15% 18% 62% 50% 35% 44% 45% ME HPG CEM STAY MARB YG CW REA FAT 7 15 7 17 0.57 0.20 21 -0.02 0.05 65% 13% 45% 28% 30% 96% 59% 80% 97% RLLL RED BLOOD RICO, DUE EARLY FEBRUARY HB GM CED BW WW YW ADG DMI As a founding member and annual consignor of the MSRAA Fall Classic, we hold ourselves to a high standard when choosing females to bring to Raymond. We are very pleased with our three spring
LOT 23 – W3CC NOCHA 502N
bred females. Nocha is our leadoff spring bred, sired by LSF DLL Locomotion out of a 3SCC Domain cow that goes back to a Ladner Livestock female we bought in 2018. Nocha’s dam is a moderate, very easy fleshing female that we felt comfortable crossing with Locomotion who adds a bit more frame. Fertility is built into this cow line, and it showed with Nocha settling first service to Ladner Livestock’s RLLL Red Blood Rico, the 2026 Houston Champion Red Angus Bull. The buyer will have to keep us posted, because we are very optimistic about this breeding! Phenotypically, we like the length and substance of bone
this dark female has. Genotypically, she is well balanced with ProS, HB, and GM all being in the top 30% of the breed. Consigned by: Tim Walker / Walker Cattle Company, Hernando, Mississippi 901/590-9564 twwalker10@gmail.com
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W3CC NADIA 505N DOB: 3/16/25 • Reg: 5121205 • Tattoo: 505N • 100% AR
BIEBER ROLLIN DEEP Y118 RREDS ASTER 309A KCC PINNACLE 949-109 LCF BRIDGET 114B RREDS SENECA 731C RREDS KIMA D607 5L BOURNE 117-48A CJKT SCOUT 2194
Spring Bred Adj BW 62 Adj WW 572 Adj YW N/A DMPPA 100
RREDS SENECA 731C
W3CC SENECA 215K
W3CC FALLON 183F
RREDS PATHFINDER F811
W3CC JOY 103J
W3CC GRACE 191G
ProS MLK 97 54 42 15 -2.0 74 116 0.26 0.76 25 67% 53% 73% 30% 47% 26% 31% 39% 57% 55% ME HPG CEM STAY MARB YG CW REA FAT 1 13 11 12 0.40 0.07 20 0.22 0.04 37% 38% 4% 84% 58% 61% 61% 35% 88% PIE CAPTIAN 057 • DUE EARLY FEBRUARY HB GM CED BW WW YW ADG DMI We used RREDS Pathfinder quite a bit, and it was a great decision based on the Pathfinder cows we have that are reaching their prime productive years. As stated earlier, the dam of Noah 504N is the granddam of Nadia. A 5L Bourne out of the Toler’s famous Scout 2194, W3CC Grace 191G continues to make her mark in our herd. Nadia’s dam, W3CC Joy 103J, is a moderate framed, heavy milking cow that breeds early each spring. Nadia conceived first service to PIE Captian 057 and is due early February. Consigned by: Tim Walker / Walker Cattle Company, Hernando, Mississippi 901/590-9564 twwalker10@gmail.com
LOT 24 – W3CC NADIA 505N
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W3CC NORA 506N DOB: 3/17/25 • Reg: 5121209 • Tattoo: 506N • 100% AR
BIEBER ROLLIN DEEP Y118 RREDS ASTER 309A KCC PINNACLE 949-109 LCF BRIDGET 114B RREDS SENECA 731C RREDS KIMA D607 BROWN JYJ REDEMPTION Y1334 RAA BAMA 401B
Spring Bred Adj BW 70 Adj WW 594 Adj YW N/A DMPPA 106
RREDS SENECA 731C
W3CC SENECA 215K
W3CC FALLON 183F
RREDS PATHFINDER F811
W3CC JEWEL 113J
W3CC DARBIE 165D
ProS MLK 99 77 22 14 0.2 84 133 0.31 1.34 27 64% 15% 95% 37% 84% 7% 10% 16% 94% 37% ME HPG CEM STAY MARB YG CW REA FAT 5 13 7 18 0.27 0.17 24 -0.06 0.04 56% 40% 43% 19% 88% 94% 50% 85% 89% HB GM CED BW WW YW ADG DMI
LOT 25 – W3CC NORA 506N
RLLL RED BLOOD RICO • DUE MID-FEBRUARY This may have been the hardest female for us to part with as her dam, W3CC 113J, is considered one of the best cows we’ve ever raised. Anyone who knows us has heard us mention RAA Bama 401B, the cornerstone of our herd who is still going strong at 12 years old. Nora is a great-great granddaughter of Bama. If she is anything like the dam, granddam, and great granddam, you won’t regret keeping your hand raised on sale day. Like 502N, she is safe in calf to RLLL Red Blood Rico mid-February. This line of females have impeccable udders and raise the good ones year in and year out. If you are looking for more growth, check out her top 8% weaning weight and top 10% yearling weight. Based on our experience, we think the top 18% Stayability is a very accurate prediction for Nora. Consigned by: Tim Walker / Walker Cattle Company, Hernando, Mississippi 901/590-9564 twwalker10@gmail.com
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