62 Yearling Angus Range Bulls and 2 Mature Herd Sires
Saturday
April 18 , 2026 • 5 pm Warren, MT
Thank you to all of you for your interest in our program here, and welcome to our 8th annual Loyning Angus sale. As our “Simply Maternal” motto suggests, we are all about maternal functional efficiency. In our commercial herd, the cow that goes unnoticed the longest is the best cow. She is the cow whom we’ve never had to interfere with in any way. She does her job and never draws negative attention to herself by under producing. In a range cow outfit, the cow that overproduces generally works herself out of a job. So, we’re back to that old cow that has done her job well enough within your environment/management system who as your trailing along one day, you wonder to yourself, “Who is that cow? She is ten years old, and I don’t really remember anything about her.” I’ll tell you who she is. She is your most profitable cow. She is the premise of our entire breeding program. Our primary goal is to raise bulls that go out and produce functionally efficient range cows for our customers. You’ll find the steer calf mates produced will be very acceptable in terms of terminal merit within your system too. The ideal cow in our mind’s eye is feminine headed, long necked with a strong level topline and is wedge shaped in her body composition. She is structurally correct, slopes off slightly from hooks to pins, is strong hocked, and has good feet. She has an excellent udder, and is moderate in her milk production. She is hormonally balanced as evidenced by her sleek and glossy hair coat. She is highly fertile. She has a soft and intelligent eye. This cow is of exceptional maternal disposition. Her whole world revolves around her calf, and she wants and loves to be a mother. She knows how to go out, forage, and scrap for her living if need be. This cow is closely bred for added prepotency to produce consistently and be able to renew herself through her daughters. These unquantifiable traits/qualities seem to get forgotten in the world of bigger is always better and biggest is best. In the race for EPD, carcass, DNA marker superiority, or whatever it may be, maternal traits are generally the first traits to be left in the dust. Contrary to popular belief, you can’t have it all. There are tradeoffs in everything. At Loyning Angus, we bowed out of the race a long time ago. Hell, we were never really in it. We want to focus on making the mother cow better at what she does. She is our factory after all, and we want to optimize her. Instead of single mindedly worrying about the quantity that our factory produces (at all costs), we want to optimize the functional efficiency of our factory and focus on the quality of what she’s producing. Our focus is “Simply Maternal.” We want you, our customer, to be able to produce females that enhance your bottom line through the ability to limit feed and labor expenses. Should you have specific end product goals in mind, you have the flexibility to terminally mate those females and hit those targets. We must remember that terminal traits belong on a plate and not in the replacement pen though. With all that said, we run these cows as real as we can. They range on high desert native grass pastures for 8-10 months of the year depending on what mother nature will allow. We don’t prop them up, and if they are going to fail, we let them. During the two to four-month period they aren’t on range grass, they eat hay. This winter they came out of the hills about the 10th of February. They are currently being fed 24 pounds of hay, a mixture of alfalfa, oat hay, and orchard grass/sainfoin mix, and 2 lbs of cake along with free choice salt and mineral. These cows would be an extremely profitable set of commercial production cows for any range cow outfit on the northern plains. They know how to get it done. We breed our running age cows in multiple sire breeding pastures. This ensures that the herd bulls have to compete in order to mate and propagate themselves. Parentage is then determined on the resulting calves through DNA. During our fall preconditioning work, we choose the bulls that make the cut and our replacement heifers before DNA parentage results are known. This eliminates any preconceived notions on who ought to be the best. None of “He’s out of old such and such he ought to be okay.” They either make it, or they don’t. All of the sires to these bulls breed/bred cows. The same can’t be said about many AI stud sires as they never leave their run, and when they do, it is usually to be canned as the industry has moved on to the next latest, greatest thing. As you look through our pedigrees, you will see that part of the bulls selling are registered and part are commercial purebred bulls. One group of the commercial purebreds stem from females purchased starting in 1993 from Cole Creek Angus. We didn’t keep registration papers up on these cows, but we did keep track of pedigree. They are 100% purebred Angus. The Cole Creek based cows’ sons will have a C following their name in the catalog. The other group stems from a set of cows purchased from my late friend Larry Leonhardt at Shoshone in 2011. The solid foundational base behind these bulls, with our own environmental and selection pressures applied to make “Simply Maternal” Loyning Angus cattle. The Shoshone based cows’ sons will have an SH following their name in the catalog. This set of bulls was weaned off of native grass pasture, mother’s milk, salt, and mineral. At weaning they went on free choice sainfoin hay and two lbs. Power Booster Bull Challenger from CHS. They are now worked up on to 15 lbs. of Power Booster Bull Challenger and are consuming about 20 lbs. of sainfoin hay per day. On average, they have gained 3.15 lbs. per day. The bulls were weighed onto test at weaning 11/04/25 and were weighed again on 3/2/26 for a 118-day test. The gain ratio was figured during that period. We slowly grow these bulls out in order to ensure structural soundness and set them up to succeed in rough breeding pastures. We understand that the breeding season is a marathon not a sprint and marathoners aren’t obese. These bulls are developed to go out and stay strong and productive throughout the entire breeding season and seasons to come. Yes, they will work down some, but the bull that doesn’t generally isn’t doing much. We will not be clipping the bulls as we like to be able to see them in their full hair coat. Their coat is a good indicator of masculinity and hormonal balance. These bulls have been handled almost exclusively horseback for their entire lives and are generally easy to handle and respect a saddle horse. Prior to the 2020 breeding season, we made the decision to concentrate on further enhancing the ability of our cattle at high altitude. I searched and researched for the right outcross to bring in that would not disrupt the “Simply Maternal” direction of our program. All roads led to certain
lines within the Emulation population. We are aware of the reputation for poor dispositions within the Emulation line and have been very careful in screening these genetics we’ve brought in. Initial results look very promising/useful and we look forward to using these genetics to further enhance the Loyning Angus line. We want these cattle to be able to thrive anywhere in the west, high or low. January 1, 2025 marked a big change for me and my family. Brook and I purchased Loyning Ranch from my mom and dad! My mom and dad are still going to stay here on the ranch with us. We get the bigger headaches and bigger bills now! We will continue to run both a purebred and commercial operation with future opportunities to expand the seedstock portion of our operation. Some people might think “man, Ben’s not very smart for wanting to take that on”, but I’m pretty excited. These “Simply Maternal” genetics make this job easy and enjoyable. Mother Nature can be nasty at times but I truly believe our “Simply Maternal” genetics are the right kind to bend with her ebbs and flows. Now the rest of this crazy world, I have no answers for that! Ben Loyning
Liability Everyone attending this sale does so at their own responsibility and risk and without liability on the part of the owners or their employees. Delivery Delivery for bulls is free within 300 miles and at cost thereafter. If you pick your bulls up within the week following the sale, a $100.00 per head discount will be given. Full price will be due sale day, and we will give you cash back the day you pick up your bull(s). Delivery will take place within the month following the sale. If you need your bulls sooner than that, please let us know. Feed up until the first of May is on us and will cost $2.50 per head per day thereafter if you want us to keep your bulls. The cost for health work on bulls selling to Canada will be the responsibility of the buyer. We will deliver bulls going to Canada to the nearest American Port of Entry. All proper health work will be completed for shipment The bulls are available for inspection any time prior to sale day at the ranch, 379 Quarry Road, Warren, Montana. The day of the sale we ask that you hold off until noon so that we can prepare the bulls for more convenient viewing. Videos will be posted online at LoyningAngus.com. Retained Interest within the continental US. Inspection of Bulls Loyning Angus will be retaining interest in select bulls. The bulls we are retaining interest in will be posted sale day and announced from the auction block. Guarantee Bulls sell as guaranteed breeders. If a problem arises, we will deal with it on a case by case basis. Your success is important to us, so we want these guys to do a good job for you. Bid by Phone If you are unable to attend and would like to bid by phone, please give Ben a call prior to the sale at 307-271-1786. We can have someone call you during the sale or you can leave a bid. You may also contact Karoline Rose at (406)-285-1907. Online Bidding Online bidding will be ran by KRose Company. You can register to bid and find more information on our website loyningangus.com/productionsale or contact Karoline Rose with questions at (406)285-1907. If possible, please register the week prior to sale day to prevent any issues and make sure you are successfully set up for online bidding. Sale Terms Cash, to be paid sale day. Sale Order Bulls sell in catalog order which is by age, oldest to youngest, followed by the registered heifers and commercial heifers.
8 th Annual Bull Sale Saturday • April 18, 2026 Sale Starts at 5:00 p.m.
Auctioneer Bronson Smith Sale Day Phones
Ben. . . .. (307) 271-1786 Brook. . . (307) 202-0246 Wil . . . .. (307) 254-8190 Sale Location At the Ranch • 379 Quarry Road • Warren, MT Accommodations 60 minutes South of Billings, MT and 40 minutes North of Powell, WY Sale Format Bulls will be available for viewing at the sale location. We will play a pre-recorded video of the bulls during the auction for buyer viewing during the live auction. Terms & Conditions The cattle will sell under the standard terms and conditions as recommended by the American Angus Association. Herd Health Bulls have been vaccinated twice (branding/ preconditioning) with Alpha 7 MB1, One Shot BVD and Inforce 3, once with BoviShield Gold One Shot and Somubac (weaning), and in November were poured with CleanUp II and injected with Dectomax. Fertility A breeding soundness exam was completed by Matthew Asay, DVM on March 25, 2026. A comprehensive supplement sheet with motility and morphology scores will be available sale day or contact us prior to sale day and we would be happy to share that information with you.
On the Cover: Loyning Angus cows watering on snow on Red Pryor, July 4, 2025
They Can Take it Yes, it’s just a bunch of horses standin’ out there in the rain. The reason they are doin’ it is easy to explain. There is no shelter handy, so to travel ain’t no good; And they wouldn’t go into a barn, not even if they could. It is just a little weather, and they’re plenty used to that. Like a cow boy in the open, livin’ underneath his hat. All the horses and the people that has lived their life outside. Seems to have a constitution that can take it on the hide. Without a bit of thinkin’ I could tell you right from here, Of horses livin’ on the range as long as thirty year. While the horses that’s in stables, and was always roofed and fed. Lots of them before they’re twenty, has been hauled off plenty dead. So it seems the way with people, and it seems the way with stock. And the cedar grows the toughest when it’s right amongst the rocks. That’s why horses, men, and women, if they’re made of proper stuff. Gits along a whole lot better if they’re raised a little rough. - Bruce Kiskaddon
Ben (307) 271-1786 Brook (307) 202-0246 Wil (307) 254-8190
loyningangus@gmail.com
PO Box 194 Frannie, WY 82423
Tag Color Key Black – ET
Red – Natural born registered Yellow – Trace to unregistered Shoshone cows White – Trace to unregistered Cole Creek cows
Purple – Wil’s cattle Orange – Sam’s cattle Pink – Josie’s cattle Blue – Gus’s cattle
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HBR End Run 64 of 0133
Reference Sire
HBR End Run 64 of 0133 AAA 18749528 • Hot Brand 64 • 03/31/16 Shoshone Bob 2712#
Bull
Shoshone Encore 6310
Shoshone Frances MHE63-93#
Loyning Tukudika 20
Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Shoshone Quent 7103 Shoshone Ester 3111 Paramont Ambush 2172# High Valley Gloria 1Q2 Shoshone Laser 2310 Shoshone Ester 3116#
Shoshone Ester 3116 #
Reference Sire
Loyning Tukudika 20
High Valley 4C6 Ambush
AAA 20449011 • Hot Brand 20 • 01/23/22 Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Bull
HBR Shoshone Ester 0133 Shoshone Ester 3131
Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
Shoshone Ester 3141
Loyning Equinox 7
CED
BW
WN
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
PAP
M C C Logan
Jad Ester 3750
+3
+0.4 +16 +17
+.28
+3 +12 +1.00
Shoshone Ester 3128 Tail N Emulous 6225
Sire of lots 5140, 5148 On a trip up to visit Voss’ I had seen End Run and his full sister as weaned calves in the fall of 2016. End Run was kind of another bull in what was a strong contemporary group, but his sister was an absolute knockout in her group. She was feminine, soft, and beautiful. They are full sibs to Horse Butte 7013 of 1116 who has been so influential at McNamee’s in Miles City. I was the contending bidder on 7013 when he sold in 2008. On another trip up there, I had seen their dam, 0133, who really left an impression on me. She was moderate, ultra feminine, wedge shaped, and had the longest, neatest looking hip I maybe have ever seen on a cow. She was very unique and useful cow. Anyways, all this gets stuck in my head and several years later I ask Dennis about End Run. Dennis tells me he’s one of the most, if not THE most athletic bull who’s ever ran on the butte and that I can take him when his work is done up there. We ended up with him in 2023 as a seven year old bull and he worked that season and the 2024 season for us. His daughters here look
Tail N Emulous 9055
Tail N 3139
HBR Tail N 2224
Tail N Emulous 478
Tail N 4225
Tail N 666
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BW
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YW
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Milk
PAP
-2 +2.3 +26 +44 +1.48 +4 +22 -.76 Sire of lots 514, 548, 549, 556, 589, 592, 5129, 5137, 5184 Tukudika was named in homage to the Sheepeater Indians, of whom summered on the Pryor Mountains for hundreds of years. The Sheepeaters, a poorer tribe who were double tough survivors in a very harsh land. They foraged on much of the same country these cows do. Tukudika’s dam was offered up by my good fried Dennis Voss for us to flush in hopes of gaining another useful cow family to work with. Her lineage is straight Murray Corbin, Tail N Emulous breeding. She had crossed well with Dennis and Erica’s Horse Butte genetics, so he thought naturally she ought to work well for us here. She was a wells structured cow, who was sturdy, quiet in disposition, and productive. Tukudika is also sturdy with a quiet disposition. He has matured into quite a specimen just like his sire. His daughters look very promising as they’re coming into production, and yes I think Dennis was right, they are working very well for us thus far. These young Tukudika daughters are quiet, sturdy, and look like they’ll be productive. Bred and owned by Loyning Angus
similar to that full sister that got so stuck in my brain. Bred and proudly co-owned with Horse Butte Ranch.
Reference Sire
Loyning 82 Johnny X 248 AAA 20486412 • Hot Brand 248 • 03/02/22 N Bar Emulation Ext Z52
Bull
N Bar Extra B310 A144
N Bar Primrose Y3051# JAD Prudent Lad 6157 Shoshone Erica A344 HBR 4C6 Ambush 917 HBR Shoshone Ester 9116
JAD Extra F3018
JAD Erica S41
Horse Butte 796 of 9116
Loyning Ester 6003 Horse Butte 1126 of 3128 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Shoshone Ester 3131 CED BW WN YW SC CEM Milk
PAP
+11 -2.3 +13 +27 -.38 +12 +23 -.33 Sire of lots 509, 523, 541, 554, 596, 5123, 5196, 5208 We retained this bull in 2023 to go into our heifer breeding mob. What a job he did! He bred far more than his share and his calves all came unassisted. 248’s dam, 6003, thrives in our environment. She is always in just the right shape no matter the season. Never too fat and never too thin in appearance. She’s moderate but not small and there is some dimension to her. Her foot and udder quality is impeccable. She produces right in the average and has never needed assistance in any way. She stays mothered and would much rather be in the lead than in the drag. A pretty, useful, and enjoyable kind to be around. 248 is similar to his sire, Johnny X, in phenotype, but I think he is just a bit more handsome that the old man. His calves are very consistent. The bulls are masculine, moderate, clean made, calving ease bulls. The heifers are feminine, moderate, clean patterned, fancy uddered little range cows in the making. Bred and owned by Loyning Angus
3116 is the cow we try to intensify most in our program. She is maternal finesse. Thanks Dennis and Erica Voss for sharing her influence.
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Loyning Equinox 7 Sire of Loyning 7 Equinox 97
Reference Sire
Loyning 7 Equinox 97
Shea Fester 222
AAA 19543421 • Hot Brand 97 • 02/09/19 Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Bull
Reference Sire
Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
Shea Fester 222
Shoshone Ester 3141
Loyning Equinox 7
M C C Logan
Jad Ester 3750
AAA 20545697 • Hot Brand 222 • 01/07/22 Shoshone Bob 2712#
Bull
Shoshone Ester 3128 Papa Optima 9818
Shoshone Encore 6310
Papa Forte 1921
Shoshone Frances MHE63-93# Shoshone Quent 7103 Shoshone Ester 3111 Shoshone Felix 6310 J O D Shoshone Frances 6384
Papa Envious Blackbird 8832
Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Loyning Ester 7008 Horse Butte 1126 of 3128 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Shoshone Ester 3131 CED BW WN YW SC CEM Milk
Shoshone Ester 3116 #
PAP
Shea Fergus 719T
+1
+2.5 +56 +89 +1.88 +2 +22 +.61
Shea Frances 6380
C H 054 Rito 0055 Shoshone Eisa 6335#
Sire of lots 503, 516, 586, 5159, 5179, 5197 Galen Voss bought this 97 bull as a yearling. I really liked the bull when he sold and at the time had thought about retaining him for use here. His mother was only a first calf heifer when she raised him so I figured I’d have more chances to keep one of her sons in the future. The next year she had a full brother to 97, Loyning 7 Equinox 0009, who sold to Edie Creek Angus in Manitoba Canada. Again my thought was she’ll have another. Fast forward and it’s been heifers for 7008 ever since! Galen had been really bragging 97 up to me and loved everything about him. So I brought 97 back into the program and man am I glad I did! He sired a very high quality, impressive set of calves for us. Bulls and heifers alike, are equally useful. He has a very quiet disposition and is agreeable to work with. We are keeping 2 of his sons to use back in our purebred program and will breed all of his daughters. He hasn’t made one calf here that doesn’t pass muster as far as I can tell. They are consistently good. It’s almost like I planned this out 10 years ago...You gotta love it when a plan comes together! My next plan for 97 is for him to breed all the cows 10 years old and up. I think it’ll work! Bred by Loyning Angus and proudly owned with Galen Voss.
Shoshone Frances 6384
CED
BW
WN
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
PAP
-10 +5.8 +40 +60
+.10
+3 +15 +2.86
Sire of lots 563, 577, 585, 5120, 5214 Fester came from my good friend Tyler Shea in Broken Bow, NE. I had called Tyler looking for a “straight Shoshone” bred bull would offer up a bit of outcross for the lines we work with. While he’s not a complete outcross as out herd is heavily influence by Horse Butte 1116 of 3116, his dam Shea Frances 6380 does offer up a bit of a “stir” for us. 6380 is the result of a mother/son mating. Her mother 6384 was one of the most ideal cows that Tyler purchased from Larry Leonhardt at Shoshone. Those cows are strong and sturdy, yet feminine, refined, and functionally efficient. There is a bit more birthweight in the Fester calves, but I really like what I’m seeing from his progeny so far. We have retained a son and several daughters to go back into our herd. Bred by and proudly owned with Tyler Shea
Shea Frances 6380 Dam of Shea Fester 222
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O Mr Winder 410 168 911 O Mr Winder 410 168 911 AAA 19415723 • Hot Brand 911 • 01/02/19 Banjo of Wye Umf 6413
Reference Sire
Bull
O Mr Banjo 41 147 Logo
JAD Pivot Point 246 6157
O Miss Alap L 2246-41 O Mr Prince Gairdman 1-1 O Miss Alap L 2246-41 Clarkson of Wye UMF 9166 O Miss Alap L 2246-41
Reference Sire
O Mr 120 147 410
JAD Pivot Point 246 6157 AAA 20625003 • Hot Brand 246 • 05/06/22 Shoshone Prince 6135
O Miss Gairdess L 41-120
Bull
O Mr Casey 41-97
Shoshone Pyus 6157
O Miss 8638 75 97 168 O Mr Prince Gairdman 1-1 O Miss Gairdess C 8638-75 Copeland of Wye UMF 8638 CED BW WN YW SC CEM Milk
Shoshone Prudence 6157 Shoshone Echo 1702 Shoshone Prudence 6144# Shoshone Echo 1702 Shoshone Eileen 2028 Shoshone Echo 1702 Shoshone Prudence ME61-62
Shoshone Pivot 6159
Shoshone Prudence 6159
PAP
+1
+1.2 +23 +37
-.18
+5 +26 +1.78
Shoshone 99-2028
Sire of lot 5164 My friend Dennis Voss offered this bull up for us to use based on how well he worked up there at Horse Butte. He comes from the Oliver program in GA. The Olivers use straight Wye genetics and apply their own maternal selection pressure to them. Ed Oliver was an excellent cattleman and good friend to Larry Leonhardt. We only used 911 for one breeding season and he got turned out in a very competitive mob. Unfortunately we only identified one calf by him. The calf is a good one. Bred by Oliver Angus and owned by Horse Butte ranch.
Shoshone Prudence 6157
Shoshone Prudence 6146
CED
BW
WN
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
PAP
+3 +0.9 +12 +18 +1.09 +3 +12 +.85 Sire of lots 538, 555, 559, 593, 5104, 5146, 5162, 5170, 5188, 5192 We purchased this bull from John and Ann Dockweiler based on both his pedigree and his classic “Shoshone bull” look. He is proud fronted, free moving, and very virile. Larry Leonhardt named his sire Pivot because at the time he was born he thought Pivot was a bull that offered a positive genetic contribution to any and every cow in the Shoshone herd. It took Larry a lot of time and effort to get every animal slotted in just the way he wanted in Pivot’s pedigree. Pivot Point’s dam Shoshone Prudence 6157, should be everyone in the cow businesses model of what a functionally efficient female looks like. She shows up on the top side of this pedigree as well and it’s just another layer of positive, forward bred depth to his pedigree. He is “Shoshone Yellow” through and through. When I got this bull home, as I studied him, I thought “man this bull has that same look in his eye that Larry did as he studied me across his desk through the Winston smoke.” It was a very wise look. So we call him “Smoke” in honor of Larry. So far the Smoke calves are everything I expected. Smoke sons are athletic and virile, driven harder by sex than by appetite and their best days are out in front of them. The Smoke daughters should be where he really shines. At this point they are beautifully feminine, wedge shaped, clean made, and a bit smaller than our average. I know this kind pretty well and they do require a bit of patience. They’re going to get there and be about everything you’d want, but it will take them a year or two extra to do so. With that being said I expect they will pay dividends with extra longevity, and will be very functionally efficient. We are keeping four Smoke sons to use in our program and all of his daughters. Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em! Bred by and proudly co owned with Dockweiler Angus
Shoshone Pivot 6159 Sire of JAD Pivot Point 246 6157
Shoshone Prudence 6157 Dam of JAD Pivot Point 246 6157
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Reference Sire
Loyning Exponent 352
AAA 20783253 • Hot Brand 352 • 03/04/23 Shoshone Encore 6310
Bull
Reference Sire
Loyning Poet 328
Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Shoshone Ester 3116#
Loyning 1116 Encore 76
AAA 20783257 • Hot Brand 328 • 02/28/23 Shoshone Encore 6310
Bull
M C C Logan
Jad Ester 3750
Shoshone Ester 3128 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133
Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Shoshone Ester 3116#
Loyning 6141 Encore 612
Loyning 1116 Encore 76
M C C Logan
Loyning Ester 027
Jad Ester 3750
Shoshone Ester 3128 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133
Loyning Ester 6008
Loyning 6141 Encore 612
CED
BW
WN
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
PAP
Loyning Prudence 9035
+15 -3.1 +20 +32
+.71 +14 +16 -1.34
Jad Lad S6114 WT54 Jad Prudence 6110
Loyning Prudence 5157
Sire of lots 540, 5106 Exponent is line bred Ester 3116, and Encore. His dam is a full sister in blood to the close bred Loyning 612 Encore 810 bull that Sheridan Burgess has had such great luck with. Exponent is a clean patterned, square made, structurally sound, sleep all night heifer bull. He’s not just a heifer bull his daughters shouldn’t have a choice but to be very useful females. His dam, 027, results from a full sib mating of Loyning 6141 Encore 612 to his flush sister Loyning Ester 6008. 027 is moderate, very pronounced in her feminine wedge, smooth made, with a near perfect udder. We are hopeful to identify many more of these Exponent progeny in the future. He’s “Simply Maternal” with the genetic prepotency to back it up. Bred and owned by Loyning Angus
CED
BW
WN
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
PAP
+10 -1.9 +12 +27
+.01 +16 +17 -.38
Sire of lot 561 Poet is a son of the 9035 cow who went internet viral after hobbling out of the hills having been given up for dead. Best we can figure she got hit by a train. Her foot was cut off, shoulder caved in and her right ear had been chewed off by something. Most amazing of all she had a beautiful healthy heifer calf at side who had to have been born a couple of months after her ordeal with the train. As of this writing that heifer calf, Loyning Prudence 4, is just about ready to calve and man is she ever ideal! 328 is an excellent heifer bull. He is a very masculine, “Bonsma” shaped bull. He appeared to be the dominant bull in the heifer mob this past season so we should be getting a bunch more calves. I expect Poet’s daughters to be feminine, ideal in their size and functional makeup, and agreeable to be around. Bred and owned by Loyning Angus
Loyning Ester 027 Dam of Loyning Exponent 352
Loyning Prudence 9035 Dam of Loyning Poet 328
“Boulder Top” Sire of Loyning Poet 328 and Loyning Exponent 352
First day of 6th grade for Gus and Josie and 11th for Sam
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Reference Sire
Loyning El Caporal 1138
AAA 20148444 • Hot Brand 1138 • 03/12/21 Sinclair Patriarch 3B47
Bull
Sinclair Plains Boss 5BO2
Sinclair Lady Ida 7V19 04F3
Sinclair Old Soul 9L16 N Bar Explosion TNT# Sinclair M Emulous 4ET1 D47 # N Bar Miss Emulous B514 Papa Forte 1921# Loyning Evolver 73 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Loyning Ester 9047 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141 Loyning Ester 7007 Jad Ester 3750 CED BW WN YW SC CEM Milk PAP -5 +2.4 +45 +74 +.48 +1 +18 +.00 Sire of lots 508, 5189, 5236, 5248 El Caporal means ranch foreman in Spanish. He’s a boss kind of bull. He is a thick made, athletic bull out of a sweet little cow. Yes, he performed well and did everything we asked but ultimately his mother was the deciding factor in keeping him here. She is ultra feminine yet sturdy enough, is very functionally efficient in her make-up, and her maternal disposition is as good as it gets. 1138’s pedigree is made up of excellent range cattle and that is what I expect he and his sons to leave behind. 1138’s daughters in production sure are nice! Feminine, broody, perfect udders, and productive. Bred and owned by Loyning Angus.
Sinclair Emulation 0OV10
Reference Sire
Sinclair Emulation 0OV10 AAA 19934620 • Hot Brand 0OV10 • 04/05/20 Sinclair Extra 4X13#
Bull
Sinclair Emperor 0XT51
Sinclair Blkbird 7OC10 J472
Sinclair Emperor 6XO2 N Bar Emulation Ext A1747 Sinclair Ms Emulous 2V20 A40 N Bar Miss Emulous X3091# Rito Revolve OR5 Sinclair Rito 2R1 N Bar Miss Emulous A404 Sinclair K Bty 5RX21 0F1 Emulation N Bar 5522# Sinclair K Bty 0F1 2V3 N Bar Kinochtry Bty SCC 2V3# CED BW WN YW SC CEM Milk PAP -2 +2.6 +50 +88 +.79 -3 +23 +.95 Sire of lots 5109, 5121, 5134, 5147, 5177, 5206, 5217, 5221, 5228, 5232, 5234, 5254 0OV10 or Kevin as he’s known around here was brought in to inject a little more bone and substance. We thought he was the nest bull offered in the 2021 Sinclair sale. Kevin is thick made, with a long stride, good feet, good nuts, good disposition, good performance, and a strong maternal heritage. We thought he could bring in some more performance without too much disruption to our maternal direction. The Kevin sons are square made and easy going. The Kevin daughters are deep bodied, yet feminine, easy doing, nice uddered, quiet dispositioned mothers. The Kevin sons will be a nice way for
old customers to inject some new blood. Bred by and owned with Sinclair Cattle Co.
Loyning Ester 9047 Dam of Loyning El Caporal 1138
Reference Sire
Loyning 90 EYB 2111
AAA 20486401 • Hot Brand 2111 • 03/11/22 Shoshone Echo 1702
Bull
Horse Butte Beetseed 313
HBR Shoshone Ester 1130 Horse Butte 6430 of 430 HBR Shoshone Ester 7127 Horse Butte 2116 of 9116 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Loyning EatYaBeets 90
HBR Shoshone Ester 904
Loyning Esteem 4133
Loyning Ester 003
Loyning Ester 6750
Jad Ester 3750
CED
BW
WN
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
PAP
+1
+1.4 +39 +59
+.72
+5 +10 -1.13
Sire of lots 5125, 5143 2111 was originally slated to be in our 2023 production sale. As sale day neared, I saw the young version of Esteem in him and just didn’t want to share him. His dam is a nice Esteem daughter whose mother is a full sister to Boulder Top. The 90 daughters are very sharp made young cows, and I like them a lot! 2111 went out in our heifer mob in 2023 and 2024. While we didn’t identify a ton of calves from him, what we did fit the “Simply Maternal” bill. Bred and owned by Loyning Angus
Loyning EatYaBeets 90 Sire of Loyning 90 EYB 2111
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503
509
Loyning 97 Galen 503
Loyning 248 Johnny X 509 SH Purebred Bull • Hot Brand 509 • 03/07/25 N Bar Extra B310 A144
AAA 21439263 • Hot Brand 503 • 03/06/25 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
Bull
Bull
Loyning Equinox 7 Loyning 7 Equinox 97 Loyning Ester 7008
JAD Extra F3018
Jad Ester 3750
JAD Erica S41
Loyning 82 Johnny X 248 Loyning Ester 6003
Papa Forte 1921# HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Shoshone Viking GD60# Shoshone Frances 6306 Horse Butte 7133 of 3131
Horse Butte 796 of 9116 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Shoshone Bull Shoshone Frances 6356 Horse Butte 1126 of 3128 Shoshone Eileen 20XX
IMF Ratio 119 REA/cwt
IMF Ratio 110 REA/cwt
Loyning Forkin 92
Shoshone 6356
1.06 Rib Fat 0.22
1.16 Rib Fat 0.22
Loyning Ester 115
Loyning SH Eileen 4027 Shoshone Eileen 2037
Loyning Ester 8000
Jad Ester 3750
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
80
569
106
1039
106
107
74
608
112
1051
108
104
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
+0 +14 We start the sale off with a really nice 97 son here. He’s thick made with a quiet demeanor. I consider his grandam, 8000, to be one of our core nucleus type cows. Solid cow bull. +2.5 +42 +63 +20
na na Excellent heifer bull here. His twelve year old dam is a model of functional longevity. She always calves towards the front and her udder would be impeccable on a three year old let alone her 12 year old self. Don’t like to gamble? This bull is a safe bet. na na na na
Loyning SH Eileen 4027 Dam of Lot 509
Shoshone Frances 6306 Dam of Loyning Forkin 92
514
Loyning 20 Tukudika 514 AAA 21439222 • Hot Brand 514 • 03/08/25 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
Bull
508
Loyning 1138 El Caporal 508 SH Purebred Bull • Hot Brand 508 • 03/07/25 Sinclair Plains Boss 5BO2
Loyning Equinox 7
Jad Ester 3750
Loyning Tukudika 20 HBR Tail N 2224
Bull
Tail N Emulous 9055 Tail N 4225 Horse Butte 7196 of 1916 Jad Prudence 6110 Horse Butte 7133 of 3131 Loyning Dottie 968
IMF Ratio 86 REA/cwt
Sinclair Old Soul 9L16 Loyning El Caporal 1138 Loyning Ester 9047 Sinclair Old Soul 9L16 Loyning SH Prudence 145
Sinclair M Emulous 4ET1 D47# Loyning Evolver 73 Loyning Ester 7007 Sinclair Plains Boss 5BO2 Sinclair M Emulous 4ET1 D47# Loyning Erector 75 Loyning SH Prudence 5029
Loyning Pistol 3061
1.07 Rib Fat 0.20
IMF Ratio 106 REA/cwt
Loyning Dottie 6010
Loyning Dottie 4035
0.99 Rib Fat 0.19
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
87
557
104
1063
109
107
Loyning SH Prudence 9036
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
-1 +20 Really nice cow bull. He’s Wil’s favorite. His 10 year old dam is very pronounced in her feminine wedge and has a nice udder. I predicted her as the star of her class, in terms of type, as a young cow and she hasn’t proved me wrong. Good bull. +2.4 +29 +46 +19
74
626
115
1060
109
101
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
na na Line-bred Sinclair Old Soul 9L16 with the ideal model cow for our program, 9036, as the glue on the bottom side of the pedigree. Lot 508’s dam is about as solid as a range cow can get with excellent feet and an excellent udder. If you want to make cows that do it on their own with little to no outside help this bull will do a fine job of it. He could be used on heifers. na na na na
516
Loyning 97 Galen 516
AAA 21439240 • Hot Brand 516 • 03/08/25 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
Bull
Loyning Equinox 7 Loyning 7 Equinox 97 Loyning Ester 7008
Jad Ester 3750
Papa Forte 1921# HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Horse Butte 796 of 9116 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133
IMF Ratio 117 REA/cwt
Loyning 796 Ambush 65
1.03 Rib Fat 0.19
Loyning Prudence 8036
Jad Lad S6114 WT54 Jad Prudence 6110
Loyning Prudence 5157
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
80
552
103
1062
108
119
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
+1 +15 Herd bull look, herd bull performance, and herd bull pedigree here. Lot 516’s dam is very sharp and feminine. She gives a lot off her back to her calves and remains very fertile. Not all cows can do that, especially in an environment where they aren’t propped up with extra inputs. Her udder is perfect. This herd bull prospect is very complete, the kind I like to turn out. Cow bull. +1.8 +40 +63 +17
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523
540
Loyning 248 Johnny X 523 C Purebred Bull • Hot Brand 523 • 03/09/25 N Bar Extra B310 A144
Loyning 352 Exponent 540 SH Purebred Bull • Hot Brand 540 • 03/12/25 Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Bull
Bull
JAD Extra F3018
Loyning 1116 Encore 76
JAD Erica S41
Jad Ester 3750
Loyning 82 Johnny X 248 Loyning Ester 6003
Loyning Exponent 352 Loyning Ester 027
Horse Butte 796 of 9116 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133
Loyning 6141 Encore 612 Loyning Ester 6008 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
IMF Ratio 104 REA/cwt
IMF Ratio 120 REA/cwt
Loyning 6141 Encore 612
Loyning Erector 75
1.15 Rib Fat 0.16
0.99 Rib Fat 0.19
Jad Ester 3750 Shoshone 6356
Loyning C Purebred Cow 010 Horse Butte 7133 of 3131 Loyning C Purebred Cow 4020 Loyning C Purebred Cow 1081 Birth Wt Wn Adj Wt Wn Ratio Yr Adj Wt Yr Ratio
Loyning SH Prudence 9036
Loyning SH Prudence 5029
Shoshone Prudence 6124
Gain Ratio
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
70
479
88
922
95
105
77
509
94
927
96
104
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
na na Did you come to buy the program? Well here he is. While I’m confident in all of these bulls we’re selling; I am 100% in on this guy. His mother is one of the best 612 daughter’s, her mother is still in production at 12 years old in Minnesota, and her grandmother is right up on calving here at 15 and still sports excellent feet and udder quality. They descend from my very original cow purchased in 1993. These cows are tough. They not only survive tough conditions they thrive. While those that know me might think they know who my favorite cows are, they are probably wrong. If the cows ever had to leave the ranch this particular line would be the last to go. Excellent heifer bull., na na na na
na na This Exponent son’s dam is 9036, the maternal grandam of lot 508. She is THE standard by which other cows are judged in our program. His pedigree is full of forward bred Shoshone, Horse Butte, Dockweiler, and Loyning genetics. Use him on heifers or cows and be confident in the females he’ll leave you. He’ll outsire himself. Could be used on heifers. na na na na
538
Loyning 246 Smoke 538
AAA 21439202 • Hot Brand 538 • 03/12/25 Shoshone Pyus 6157
Bull
Shoshone Pivot 6159 JAD Pivot Point 246 6157
Shoshone Prudence 6159 Shoshone 99-2028 Shoshone Prudence 6146 Papa Optima 9818 Papa Envious Blackbird 8832 Horse Butte 1126 of 3128 Shoshone Ester 3131
IMF Ratio 105 REA/cwt
Shoshone Prudence 6157
Papa Forte 1921#
1.24 Rib Fat 0.25
Loyning Ester 7004
Loyning SH Prudence 9036 Dam of Lot 540
HBR Shoshone Ester 7133
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
541
76
545
102
948
97
94
Loyning 248 Johnny X 541 AAA 21439316 • Hot Brand 541 • 03/12/25 N Bar Extra B310 A144
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
+5 +25 The first JAD Pivot Point 246 6157 son to sell at auction. His dam is a near ideal Forte daughter who just doesn’t miss. Heifer bull. +0.4 +18 +28 +17
Bull
JAD Extra F3018
JAD Erica S41
Loyning 82 Johnny X 248 Loyning Ester 6003
Horse Butte 796 of 9116 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Shoshone Viking GD60# Shoshone Frances 6306 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
IMF Ratio 109 REA/cwt
Loyning Forkin 92
1.07 Rib Fat 0.19
Loyning Ester 334
Loyning Ester 8006
Jad Ester 3750
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
66
562
104
980
100
97
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
+7 +19 248 heifer bull. I kicked around the idea of retaining this good heifer bull to use in our mob here. He has always caught my eye. He’s moderate, pretty smooth, and very attractive. His young dam is deep made and broody. I like him! -0.1 +24 +38 +22
Wil and Ring...still his favorite yellow horse.
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548
554
Loyning 20 Tukudika 548 AAA 21439292 • Hot Brand 548 • 03/13/25 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
Loyning PSL 248 Johnny X 554 C Purebred Bull • Hot Brand 554 • 03/13/25 N Bar Extra B310 A144
Bull
Bull
Loyning Equinox 7
JAD Extra F3018
Jad Ester 3750
JAD Erica S41
Loyning Tukudika 20 HBR Tail N 2224
Loyning 82 Johnny X 248 Loyning Ester 6003
Tail N Emulous 9055 Tail N 4225 Sinclair Xchanger 7X70 Jad Frances 3014 Loyning Establishment 74 Loyning Ester 7004
Horse Butte 796 of 9116 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Papa Forte 1921# HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Horse Butte 7133 of 3131 Loyning C Purebred Cow 15
IMF Ratio 101 REA/cwt
IMF Ratio 92 REA/cwt
JAD Xchanger F3014
Loyning Evolver 73
1.16 Rib Fat 0.19
1.06 Rib Fat 0.23
Loyning Ester 2165
PSL Purebred Cow S115
Loyning Ester 059
PSL C Purebred Cow S15
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
74
538
100
1028
105
109
67
488
90
905
93
94
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
+1 +19 The dam of lot 548 is a beautiful, wedge shaped, typey little cow. This bull has done well at every stage. Although he has a 74# birth weight, I’d probably use him on cows. +1.5 +27 +44 +23
na na Sleep all night calving heifers without worry with this bull of Sam’s. His mother is sharp in her overall makeup and udder quality. This line of cows is durable and productive. na na na na
555
Loyning 246 Smoke 555
AAA 21439276 • Hot Brand 555 • 03/13/25 Shoshone Pyus 6157
Bull
Shoshone Pivot 6159 JAD Pivot Point 246 6157
Shoshone Prudence 6159 Shoshone 99-2028 Shoshone Prudence 6146 N Bar Extra B310 A144
IMF Ratio 108 REA/cwt
Shoshone Prudence 6157
JAD Extra F3018
1.24 Rib Fat 0.18
JAD Erica S41
Loyning Ester 168#
Horse Butte 7133 of 3131
Loyning Ester 8005
Jad Ester 3750
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
83
526
98
1001
102
107
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
+0 +23 This Pivot Point cow bull’s dam is probably the most ideal 82 Johnny X daughter of the bunch. He is an athlete, made to cover big country with ease. He also performed well on test. Good bull. +2.3 +24 +40 +16
Loyning Ester 2165 Dam of Lot 548
549
556
Loyning 20 Tukudika 549 AAA 21439302 • Hot Brand 549 • 03/13/25 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
Loyning 20 Tukudika 556 AAA 21439235 • Hot Brand 556 • 03/13/25 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
Bull
Bull
Loyning Equinox 7
Loyning Equinox 7
Jad Ester 3750
Jad Ester 3750
Loyning Tukudika 20 HBR Tail N 2224
Loyning Tukudika 20 HBR Tail N 2224
Tail N Emulous 9055 Tail N 4225 N Bar Extra B310 A144
Tail N Emulous 9055 Tail N 4225 Horse Butte 1126 of 3128 Shoshone Ester 3131
IMF Ratio 106 REA/cwt
IMF Ratio 111 REA/cwt
JAD Extra F3018
Horse Butte 7133 of 3131
0.99 Rib Fat 0.17
1.15 Rib Fat 0.14
JAD Erica S41
Loyning Juanada 232
Loyning Ester 8005
Loyning Evolver 73 Cole Creek 905 Juanada 677
M C C Logan
Loyning Juanada 9010#
Jad Ester 3750
Shoshone Ester 3128
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
73
579
108
1029
105
110
87
521
97
975
99
101
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
+3 +10 Solid cow bull, from a solid, useful cow family. Maybe not as much finesse in this line of Juanada cows but the meat and potatoes is there. +1.2 +32 +57 +24
-3 +21 Tukudika cow bull. His dam is bigger framed than average here. +3.1 +26 +40 +21
559
Loyning 246 Smoke 559
AAA 21439266 • Hot Brand 559 • 03/14/25 Shoshone Pyus 6157
Bull
Shoshone Pivot 6159 JAD Pivot Point 246 6157
Shoshone Prudence 6159
Shoshone 99-2028 Shoshone Prudence 6146 Sinclair Plains Boss 5BO2 Sinclair M Emulous 4ET1 D47#
IMF Ratio 102 REA/cwt
Shoshone Prudence 6157
Sinclair Old Soul 9L16
1.20 Rib Fat 0.20
Loyning Ester 132#
Loyning Equinox 7 Loyning Ester 7003
Loyning Ester 9007#
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
74
538
100
941
96
97
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
+5 +21 We retained a maternal brother to this bull sired by Fester from last year’s crop. His mother is a nearly ideal Old Soul daughter and her mother is the 9007 cow. This calf is moderate, clean made, and athletic in his makeup. Use him on heifers or cows, you decide. +0.2 +21 +32 +21
Sam branding for Paul and Wil in Elbow Creek.
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561
585
Loyning AJL 328 Poet 561 SH Purebred Bull • Hot Brand 561 • 03/14/25 Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Loyning 222 Fester 585
AAA 21439216 • Hot Brand 585 • 03/16/25 Shoshone Encore 6310
Bull
Bull
Loyning 1116 Encore 76
Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Jad Ester 3750
Shoshone Ester 3116# Shea Fergus 719T Shoshone Frances 6384 Horse Butte 1126 of 3128 Shoshone Ester 3131 Shoshone Echo 1702 Shoshone Ester 3128#
Loyning Poet 328
Shea Fester 222
Loyning 6141 Encore 612 Loyning Prudence 5157 N Bar Emulation Ext A1747 Sinclair Delia 1X70 404 Loyning 6141 Encore 612 Loyning SH Frances 2348
IMF Ratio 97 REA/cwt
IMF Ratio 116 REA/cwt
Loyning Prudence 9035
Shea Frances 6380
Sinclair Express 8V18
Horse Butte 7133 of 3131
1.19 Rib Fat 0.18
1.17 Rib Fat 0.16
AJL SH Frances G037
Loyning Ester 600
AJL SH Frances 8037
HBR Shoshone Ester 7127
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
67
513
94
963
99
103
92
542
101
1006
103
113
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
na na This burly Poet son belongs to Gus. We are excited and hopeful to be getting many more calves from this sire group in the future. Expect moderate, feminine, functionally efficient females and uniform, useful steers from this bull. Excellent heifer bull. na na na na
-6 +14 Yet another excellent Fester son. You will not find another pedigree like this anywhere. He’s an excellent representative of Dennis and Erica Voss’ forward breeding with the Ester’s in their Horse Butte program. Throw in Fester’s dam, Tyler Shea’s good Frances 6380 cow, and it’s hard to go wrong. He’s balanced and complete in his makeup and performance figures. It’s hard to see this cow bull go. +4.5 +32 +47 +14
One of the kids always steals Granddad’s horse.
This time it was Moxy.
Loyning Prudence 9035 Dam of Poet 328 and granddam of Lot 561
563
586
Loyning 222 Fester 563
Loyning 97 Galen 586
AAA 21439238 • Hot Brand 563 • 03/15/25 Shoshone Encore 6310
AAA 21439272 • Hot Brand 586 • 03/16/25 Horse Butte 6141 of 3141
Bull
Bull
Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Loyning Equinox 7 Loyning 7 Equinox 97 Loyning Ester 7008
Shoshone Ester 3116# Shea Fergus 719T Shoshone Frances 6384 Horse Butte 7128 of 3128 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 Horse Butte 796 of 9116 HBR Shoshone Ester 7133
Jad Ester 3750
Shea Fester 222
Papa Forte 1921#
IMF Ratio 69 REA/cwt
IMF Ratio 95 REA/cwt
Shea Frances 6380
HBR Shoshone Ester 7133 N Bar Emulation Ext A1747 Sinclair Delia 1X70 404
Loyning 7128 Ben 60
Sinclair Express 8V18
1.17 Rib Fat 0.12
1.09 Rib Fat 0.17
Loyning Ester 8017
Loyning Ester 164#
Loyning Equinox 7 Loyning Ester 6001
Loyning Ester 6006
Loyning Ester 9000
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
87
509
95
979
100
105
81
594
111
1074
110
114
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
-6 +17 Good Fester cow bull. His Dam is close bred HBR Shoshone Ester 7133. She is hard working and has a perfect udder. Lot 563 is clean made and hard to pick on, just the kind I like to turn out myself. +3.9 +30 +45 +14
+1 -1 This is a line bred Equinox cow bull and a good one. When we +2.0 +51 +80 +23 brought in the Emulation genetics the ideal outcome I had in my minds eye was something like this bulls mother. She is near ideal in her makeup and she displays an excellent maternal demeanor. I really like this bull and he was on the shortlist of bulls to turn back out here.
577
Loyning 222 Fester 577
AAA 21439245 • Hot Brand 577 • 03/16/25 Shoshone Encore 6310
Bull
Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Shoshone Ester 3116# Shea Fergus 719T Shoshone Frances 6384 Horse Butte 1116 of 3116
Shea Fester 222
IMF Ratio 103 REA/cwt
Shea Frances 6380
Loyning 1116 Encore 76
1.21 Rib Fat 0.21
Jad Ester 3750
Loyning Tonia 9027
Horse Butte 7196 of 1916 Loyning Tonia 138
Loyning Tonia 0078
Birth Wt
Wn Adj Wt
Wn Ratio
Yr Adj Wt
Yr Ratio
Gain Ratio
80
568
106
1027
105
101
CED EPD
BW EPD
WN EPD
YW EPD
Milk EPD
$EN
+0 +3 Another Fester cow bull. His dam is moderate and stout yet feminine and sports a near perfect udder. This bull jumped through the performance hoops pretty well, too. +3.0 +38 +58 +16
Loyning Ester 9000 Maternal granddam of Lot 586
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