Montana Ranch - Bred For Balance Angus Bull Sale [11/8/25]

THE MONTANA BRED FOR BALANCE BULL & FEMALE SALE 1:00 MST • Saturday, November 8, 2025 • At the Montana Ranch near Bigfork, Montana

SCHEDULE OF Events

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2025 All Day: Cattle available for inspection 5:00 pm: Happy Hour Social – join us at the ranch for refreshments and fellowship. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2025 7:00 am: Cattle available for inspection / coffee and donuts Noon: Complementary Lunch 1:00 pm: The Montana Bred for Balance Sale

1463 Hwy 83 • Bigfork, MT 59911 David & Sandra Sabey • Matt Cottle David & Seana Brown • (406) 210-5605 Bulls@MontanaRanchAngus.com MontanaRanchAngus.com

BULLS Ranch raised and developed: Montana Ranch bulls are designed to provide you with the best value in the business. Genetically designed to predictably capture optimum levels of growth and performance, the Montana Ranch bull is backed by a no-excuses program and the most useful, maternally-oriented cows in the business.

For more information and to view individual videos, go to MontanaRanchAngus.com

AGE ADVANTAGED HERD SIRE PROSPECTS • Get more cows bred with strong-aged herd bulls. These strong-aged bulls can cover more ground, breed more cows and hold up better. FIRST BREEDING SEASON GUARANTEE • All of the bulls are guaranteed to be sound breeders and are warrantied for structural soundness and fertility. See page 7 for details. DEVELOPED SENSIBLY FOR LONGEVITY • Get more use for a longer time. Montana Ranch bulls are grown slowly on high roughage rations and get ample exercise on pasture. They are hard, athletic and ready for work. GENOMIC TESTED AND PARENTAGE VERIFIED • DNA tested for peace of mind. Each bull is free of all known genetic defects and has been parentage verified via DNA. The EPDs of each bull have been enhanced with the AngusGS DNA test. FREE DELIVERY IN MONTANA AND ADJOINING STATES OR $100 PICK UP DISCOUNT • We deliver free of charge in Montana and to central points in adjacent states. If you elect to haul your bull within a week of the sale, we’ll deduct $100 per bull.

FREE DELIVERY IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S. ON 2 OR MORE BULLS/FEMALES • If you purchase two or more bulls, we will deliver them free of charge to a nearby central point (vet clinics, stockyards) anywhere in the Continental U.S. For less than 2 head, we will coordinate trucking at the lowest possible cost. SEMEN TESTED AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE • Put these fertile and athletic bulls to work right away. All of the bulls passed a semen test administered by Hoffman AI Service within 30 days of the sale. EVALUATED AND SCREENED FOR DISPOSITION AND STRUCTURAL SOUNDNESS • Easy to handle and sound from the ground up. We eliminate the problems so you won’t have problems. SIGHT UNSEEN PURCHASE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • Let us be your eyes and we’ll guarantee your satisfaction. Give us a call or email with your specifications and we will provide you with a list of bulls to meet your needs. Can’t be with us at the sale site, on the phone or on the internet on sale day? Let us know before sale day and we will have a buyer’s representative contact you. WINTER BOARDING AVAILABLE • Free wintering is available on bulls costing $7,500 or more and on purchases of 3 or more bulls. Other bulls may be wintered at a cost of $1,000/bull to be billed with the purchase of the bull. Wintering will include feed, bedding, all vaccinations, semen test and delivery in March 2026.

FEMALES 20 BRED ANGUS X HEREFORD F1 HEIFERS • Maternally-oriented heifers bred to Montana Ranch Angus sires. • Freight allowance – First 100 miles FREE.

13 REGISTERED ANGUS FEMALES • Selected from the Heart of the Herd • Direct from the replacement herd. • Genomic Tested and Parent Verified • DNA tested for peace of mind.

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SALE DAY

SALE LOCATION: Montana Ranch • 1463 MT Hwy 83 (Swan Hwy) • Bigfork, MT 59911 SALE DAY PHONES: David Brown, Montana Ranch..........................................................................(406) 210-5605 David Mullins, Compass Livestock Solutions.........................................(317) 503-2798 Matt Macfarlane, M3 Marketing........................................................................(916) 803-3113 Blake Nuffer, Montana Livestock Auction.................................................(406) 533-5904 AUCTIONEER: Roger Jacobs.........................................................(406) 698-7686 SALE STAFF: Kurt Kangas, Angus Journal..............................................................................(406) 366-4190 John Goggins, Western Ag Reporter............................................................(406) 698-4159 Kevin Murnin, Western Livestock Journal................................................(406) 853-4638 Andy Rest, Cattle Business Weekly..............................................................(406) 670-5678 LODGING: Please go to www.MontanaRanchAngus.com for recommended local lodging in the Bigfork/Kalispell area.

HERD HEALTH: All cattle are eligible for shipment in the U.S., although some states may require additional testing prior to delivery. All cattle are current on recommended vaccinations/parasite control. CANADIAN DELIVERY: Canadian deliveries will be coordinated for one shipment to one central point in Alberta to take place in mid- December once health testing has been completed and entry permits secured. ANNOUNCEMENTS/UPDATES: Announcements from the sale block take precedence over any printed material. Updates to the sale book will be provided prior to the sale. LIABILITY: All persons attending the sale do so at their own risk. Neither Montana Ranch nor its agents assume liability for any accidents which may occur.

BUY FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME! Can’t make it to the sale, but would like to purchase bulls?

View individual videos of all the cattle at www.MontanaRanchAngus.com or provide us with your specifications or list of bulls which you’re interested in and let us evaluate the bulls for you. Then bid over the phone or via the internet with DVAuction.com.

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CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS Welcome to the 2025 edition of the Bred for Balance Sale. While we are always looking toward the future, whether it be the next calf crop or predicting the market, the preparation of this sale book causes some reflection on the past. Those reflections bring forth a lot of memories. It does not seem possible that this will be our 18th production sale. We have certainly been blessed not only by the support of ranchers from all over North America, but more importantly, we’ve been blessed by the relationships we have made. Those relationships and the feedback we receive from each are what keeps us on course with our breeding program. THE GENETICS We take our responsibility as a genetic provider with utmost gravity. The genetics which you place in your program play an outsized role in the future of your business. Not only does today’s successful cow-calf operations depend on making steers that pay, they must make cows that stay. There is much more profit discovered by having the right kind of fertile, maternally-efficient, problem-free cows populating the herd than by simply producing high-selling steers. THE OFFERING In an effort to bring more value to the equation than just another Angus bull, we deliver bulls which are genetically-built with many generations of practical, predictable and proven cattle behind them which excel for what we call ranch-level profitability. Going one step further, we only deliver bulls which are age-advantaged and developed slowly. They will hold up better, will breed more cows and will outlast the competition. And in the event of breeding failure, they are warrantied. THE TEAM The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. From producing purebred Angus seedstock to Quarter Horses and high-quality hay for our own use and for sale, Montana Ranch has a lot of moving parts requiring specialized expertise, dedication and intricate attention to detail. Those who drive each of these parts are integral to the cattle being offered. Following, we recognize those who contribute to the whole of Montana Ranch: • RANDY AND SUSAN HOLMAN run the Quarter Horse program. Simply stated, they are among the best in the business at what they do. • MATT COTTLE and his team of ANDY COTTLE, CURT WADE and COLT THORNESS blend cutting-edge technology and science with good old-fashioned farming smarts to produce the forage to sustain the herd and hay which is in high-demand throughout the West. When not producing world-class cow and horse feed, these professionals keep the equipment in mint condition, provide support for large cattle projects and in the long, hard winters in northwest Montana, keep the hay and bedding delivered to the herd. • MIKE SUTTON is a true jack of all trades. Mike enables everyone to keep focused on the job at hand by providing project support and in keeping all of the facilities maintained and in excellent working order. • DAVID and SANDY SABEY strive to keep us in position to succeed. Their inspiration, leadership and mentorship enable all of us to achieve more, both professionally and personally. Beyond our own team, we are certainly appreciative of our many great friends who always rise to the occasion when we need extra hands or expertise. There is not enough space to list them all here, but we could not run without them. We have made every effort in this book to provide you with very detailed information about each bull in this offering, while videos of each bull may be viewed by following the links on our website. Please do not hesitate to contact me to further discuss any of the bulls or to arrange a viewing of the bulls and their dams. We look forward to having you and your family join us at the ranch in scenic Bigfork for great cattle, great food and great fellowship!

1463 Hwy 83 • Bigfork, MT 59911 David & Sandra Sabey • Matt Cottle David & Seana Brown • (406) 210-5605

Bulls@MontanaRanchAngus.com MontanaRanchAngus.com

Sincerely, David Brown & The Montana Ranch Team

At the Ranch, Bigfork, MT

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Bred for Balance We blend the best science with good old-fashioned cow sense to create a balanced-trait genetic foundation designed to create more profit, not just increased revenue at the point of sale. This bred-in balance of traits prioritizes fertility, structural soundness, maternal productivity/function/efficiency and moderated-mature size in every animal while striking optimal and predictable levels of growth/performance and carcass merit. Fertility: The number one driver of a ranch’s profitability. Research indicates that fertility is exponentially more influential on profit than any other trait. Intense pressure is placed on the Montana Ranch herd with a strict 3 heat- cycle breeding season. Structural Soundness: Soundness starts from the ground up. Cattle must have the ability to travel and forage to be efficient. It’s no secret, every breed is grappling with an explosion of unsound hooves. Anything less than an sound hoof is unacceptable. Moderated-Mature Size: As cited by Dr. Rick Rasby of Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln, there is an approximate 10% annual feed savings and a 10% stocking advantage for every 200 lb. decrease of mature weight of cows.

Maternal Productivity/ Function/Efficiency: The term Maternal simply boils down to a cow being able to predictably and consistently wean 50+% of her body weight with little human intervention. Easy-calving cows which get their newborn up and going, which have problem-free udders for their entire life and which are able to breed back and have a calf every 355-375 days are the standard. Growth/Performance: While most producers have selected bulls for increased growth, weaning weights in commercial cow-calf herds have remained static for the last twenty years. At the same time, mature weights have increased dramatically. Expression of these higher growth genetics is limited by available feed resources. Selection for higher growth than the environment can support only results in increased feed costs for the cow herd. By placing simultaneous downward pressure on mature size in combination with optimum levels of weaning and yearling growth, you can make gains in performance while maintaining or decreasing mature size. Carcass: Who doesn’t like a great steak? Marbling is not a dirty word with us if all of the key convenience and fundamental traits are bred in to the cow herd. The pursuit of extremes in carcass traits and the $Beef bio-economic index used by Angus breeders has, however, led to a proliferation of cattle unsuited for many cow-calf operations. With growth, carcass weight and lower fat figuring into the calculation, it’s easy to see how this index can have deleterious effects on making efficient cows

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Not all Angus bulls are created equal. Some are the product of intentional and disciplined breeding programs, while others are the product of multipliers. There truly is a difference. The Montana Program By utilizing the best science in combination with good, old- fashioned cow sense and intentionality in building pedigrees, we are able to produce bulls with a bred-in balance of optimum performance and maternal excellence. We are very cow-centric at Montana Ranch and target the relationships between different cow families which affect genetic expression. Having the right genes does not hold much value if those genes are not expressed on the ranch level. Encouraging this genetic expression with the right combinations of prepotent cows and by optimizing management subsequently sets up the resulting progeny with the ability to pass on that genetic expression.

Unlike much of the seedstock industry where the pendulum is constantly swinging with fire and ice/corrective matings, we mate “like to like” for increased consistency and predictability. Imagine seven cows from a three-generation pedigree standing in a corral. Are the cows similar in type? Are they of similar size? Are they similar in their productivity? Are they similar in structural soundness? Are they similar in their maternal abilities and function? If so, they will produce sons which will, in turn, produce progeny very much like those seven cows. Pay particular attention to the cows “stacked” in each of the pedigrees in this book. We think you will see that the cattle are truly Different by Design . If you would like to know more about the Montana Program and our breeding philosophy, just ask us! We are pleased to share it with you!

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AMERICAN ANGUS ASSOCIATION SELECTION TOOLS Expected Progeny Difference (EPD), is a prediction of how future progeny of each animal are expected to perform relative to the progeny of other animals in the database. EPDs are expressed in units of measure for the trait.

Expected Progeny Difference (EPD), is a prediction of how future progeny of each animal are expected to perform relative to the progeny of other animals in the database. EPDs are expressed in units of measure for the trait. The factors affecting EPDs are an animal’s ancestors, individual performance within its contemporary group and its genomics. While EPDs assist in removing some of the guesswork, they are merely a guide and are only a predictive tool. PRODUCTION CED (Calving Ease Direct) is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births in first-calf heifers, with a higher value indicating greater calving-ease. Breed average is +7. BW (Birth Weight) , expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit birth weight to his progeny compared to that of other sires. Breed average is +1.2. WW (Weaning Weight) , expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit pre-weaning growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires. Breed average is +66. YW (Yearling Weight) , expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit post- weaning growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires. Breed average is +118. SC (Scotal Circumference) , expressed in centimeters, is a predictor of the difference in a sire’s ability to transmit scrotal size compared to that of other sires. Breed average is +.87. MATERNAL HP (Heifer Pregnancy) , is a selection tool to increase the probability of a sire’s daughters becoming pregnant as heifers during a normal breeding season. Breed average is +11.1. MM (Maternal Milk) is a predictor of a sire’s genetic merit for milk as expressed in his daughters compared to daughters of other sires. In other words, it is the part of a calf’s weaning weight attributed to milk. Breed average is +26 MANAGEMENT DOC (Docility) is expressed as a difference in yearling cattle temperament, with a higher value indicating more favorable docility. Breed average is +19.

CLAW SET, is expressed in units of claw-set score. A lower EPD is more favorable, indicating a sire will produce progeny with more symmetrical, even and appropriately spaced toes. Breed average is +.49. FOOT ANGLE , is expressed in units of foot-angle score. A lower EPD is more favorable, indicating a sire will produce progeny with an angle closer to 45 degrees at the pastern and appropriate toe length and heel depth. Breed average is +.48. PAP (Pulmonary arterial pressure) , is expressed in millimeters of Mercury (mmHg), with a lower EPD being more favorable indicating a sire should produce progeny with a lower PAP score. PAP score is an indicator of susceptibility to high altitude disease commonly experienced at elevations greater than 5,500 feet. Selection for this trait aims to improve the genetic potential for a sire’s progeny to have lower PAP scores thus a lower chance of contracting high altitude disease increasing the environmental adaptability of cattle living in mountain areas. Breed average is +1.15. CARCASS MB (Marbling EPD) , expressed as a fraction of the difference in USDA marbling score of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires. Breed average is +.61. RE (Ribeye Area EPD), expressed in square inches, is a predictor of the difference in ribeye area of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires. Breed average is +.63. $VALUE SELECTION INDEXES Selection indexes are a tool to select for several traits simultaneously, while taking into account genetic and economic values. $Values encompass the revenue generated from genetically derived outputs and associated costs from required inputs.

$M (Maternal Weaned Calf Value) , expressed in dollars per head, predicts profitability differences in progeny from conception to weaning by decreasing mature cow size and improving docility, foot structure and fertility while maintaining weaning weights consistent with current production. Breed average is +61. $C (Combined Value) , expressed in dollars per head, includes $M and $B with the objective that a producer will replace 20% of their breeding females per year with heifers retained, while the producer retains ownership of all remaining male and female progeny though the feedlot and sold on a carcass merit grid. Breed average is +253. Dam’s Production lists the number of calves measured from the dam and their average ratio for the given trait. PERFORMANCE DATA BW: Actual Birth Weight WW: Weaning Weight adjusted to an age- constant of 205 days. YW: Yearling Weight adjusted to an age-constant of 365 days. SC: Scrotal Circumference adjusted to an age- constant of 365 days. IMF: Percent Intramuscular Fat (indicator trait for Marbling) adjusted to an age constant of 365 days. RE: Ribeye Area, measured in sq. cm, adjusted to an age constant of 365 days. Ratio: Ranking within a contemporary group. A ratio of 100 is average for the group, while 105 is 5% above average for the group.

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ABOUT

THE

The older age-advantaged bulls selling in this offering are genetically designed and developed for durability, longevity and athleticism to cover more cows on big country. Rather than feeding them for extreme weights, we have grown them sensibly and slowly. From birth until sale day, all of the bulls are evaluated and culled for disposition, structural soundness, breeding soundness, performance and health, ensuring only the best of the best make the sale. All of the bulls selling have passed a semen test administered by Hoffman AI of Logan, UT. The Guarantee: All of the bulls are guaranteed to be sound breeders and are warrantied for structural soundness and fertility. In the event a bull experiences a structural failure or proves to be infertile due to reasons other than injury, disease, mismanagement or negligence within the first breeding season, they will be covered by a warranty. Claims must be submitted to David Brown at 406-210-5605 or bulls@montanaranchangus.com by September 1, 2026 and accompanied with a written veterinarian statement prior to salvaging the bull. Montana Ranch reserves the right to request return of the bull to Montana Ranch at the buyer’s expense. Approved claims will be remedied with a credit of purchase price minus salvage value which may be used in any subsequent Montana Ranch sale. Health Program: • All females and bulls over the age of 2 yrs have tested free of Johnes • All bulls have been subject to a comprehensive vaccination program including: • 8-way Clostridial – Vision 8 on 5/15/25 and 8/15/25 • 5-way Respiratory/Lepto/Vibrio – Express FP 5 – VL5 on 5/15/25 and 8/15/25 • Hoofrot – Fusogard on 5/15/25 • Endovac Beef on 8/15/25 • Dewormer – Cydectin Pour-On on 8/15/25

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Inheritance:

Why do we place so much emphasis on the cows populating the pedigree? With intentionality, dams which are prepotent and which presumably transmit their mitochondrial DNA more consistently are strategically weaved into each pedigree. Mitochondrial DNA is the site of the cell’s energy production and it is only inherited from the mother. Without Mitochondrial DNA, gene expression is inconsistent and unpredictable. Prepotent: Showing great effectiveness in transmitting hereditary characteristics to its offspring. Prepotent cows tend to produce similar genetic expression in all of her calves regardless of the sire used. What if all 7 cows in a 3-generation pedigree are prepotent and consistent for type, kind, function and productivity? Obviously, the odds of success multiply exponentially.

Donna 7233 (#Resource x 714)

Donna 206 (#Rito 707 x 714)

#Donna 3202 (#EXT 6106 x 714)

Donna 438 (#Game Day x 714)

Donna 505 (#Resource x 714)

Donna 4356 (#Charlo x 714)

Donna 1287 (Glacier 9123 x 8074)

#Donna 0323 (Pathfinder x 975)

It’s all about the cow.

Donna 2082 (Atlantis x 7233)

Donna 3050 (Rock x 7233)

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Joy 9330 (#Tahoe x 1036)

Rita 9093 (#Resource x 4147)

Erica 9074 (#Density x 36D)

Rita 1234 (Atlantis x 9093)

Rita 9052 (#Resource x 4147)

Abigale 0201 (Summitt x 0221)

Madame Pride 9838 (#Raindance x #3145)

Madame Pride 2298 (America x #3145)

Emblynette 8255 (#Resource x 3293)

Emblynette 2100 (Atlantis x 8255)

Blackcap 0278 (#Renown x 7053)

#Joanie 3063 – (#Final Product x #9263)

“PREPOTENT COWS TEND TO PRODUCE SIMILAR GENETIC EXPRESSION IN ALL OF THEIR PROGENY, REGARDLESS OF THE SIRE USED.”

#Forever Lady 7038 (#Foundation x 5360)

#Blackcap Progress 3015 (#Identity x #0049)

Blackcap May 8552 (#Charlo x 1416)

Blackcap May 4397 (#International x #2397)

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Looking to take over for his tremendous sire, Kingdom adds yet another layer of proven and prepotent dams. Produced by the impactful Rita 9093 who earns a progeny record of BW 4-98; WW 4-105; YW 4-104; IMF 14-107 and RE 14-101, Kingdom was the popular $40,000 top-seller of the 2023 bull sale selected by Mohnen Angus and Elmore Cattle after dominating his calf crop. The first calf crop from Kingdom have drawn widespread praise for the combination of modest BW, accelerated early growth, abundant muscle expression and stunning good looks. They balance a BR of 95 with WR 104, YR 104, IMF 130 and RE 101.

MONTANA KINGDOM 2294 BD: 7/9/2022

Reg #:20412887

Tattoo: 2294

#COLEMAN CHARLO 0256 S A V BLACKCAP MAY 4136 #CONNEALY CONSENSUS ELBASTA OF CONANGA 9703 RITO 707 OF IDEAL 3407 7075 S A V BLACKCAP MAY 4136 #PLATTEMERE WEIGH UP K360 DEER VALLEY RITA 1126

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 SQUARE B ATLANTIS 8060 19405249

ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209

#S A V RESOURCE 1441

MONTANA RITA 9093 19605132

DEER VALLEY RITA 4147

CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 0 3.7 81 140 .91 15 12.5 27 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .37 .47 -.46 .81 .79 -30 56 279

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Kingdom 2294 REFERENCE SIRE A

MONTANA RITA 9093 • Dam of Kingdom

MONTANA RITA 1234 • This full sister to Kingdom is the dam of Lot 1

MONTANA RITA 4083 • A full sister to Kingdom

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Unparalleled cow power! With great cows occupying every position of his pedigree, Merit 4253 is sired by the $95,000 top-seller of the 2021 LT Ranch sale, and was produced by the powerful full sister to the $40,000 Kingdom 2294, the top-seller of the 2023 Montana sale. Wide-based and long-spined with real herd sire presence, Lot 1 weaned at 55% of his dam’s weight and earned ratios of WW 106; YW 107; IMF 112 and RE 104, earning rankings in the breed’s top 10% for PAP, top 15% for WW, YW and RE, and the top 20% for Claw and HP. His ultra-feminine and ideal- uddered dam, shows progeny ratios of BW 2-87 and WW 2-104. Backed by herd-sire producing dams in every direction, Merit 4253 has the ancestry, the individual performance and the type to become a sire of real significance. Having already successfully frozen semen, Merit was mated to heifers and cows in the Fall breeding season. Selling one-half possession and one-half semen interest.

MONTANA MERIT 4253 BD: 6/20/2024

Reg #:21033036

Tattoo: 4253

LT ENTERPRISE 5213 KOUPALS B&B PATHFINDER 8106#B&B BLKBD PROGRESS 3015

BW 82 WW

LT CHIEFTON 1440 20199204

#S FOUNDATION 514

#LT FOREVER LADY 7038

760 YW 1304 SC 37.9 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 3 1.0 82 144 .57 0 13.6 24 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .40 .45 -1.55 .65 1.05 -32 72 298 LT FOREVER LADY 5360 #S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #S A V RESOURCE 1441 DEER VALLEY RITA 4147

SQUARE B ATLANTIS 8060

MONTANA RITA 1234 20133450

MONTANA RITA 9093

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Merit 4253

MONTANA RITA 1234 • Dam of Lot 1

MONTANA RITA 9093 • Maternal grandam of Lot 1

LT FOREVER LADY 7038 • Paternal grandam of Lot 1

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Royally-bred! From a pedigree that runs deep for maternally efficient and productive genetics, Mission 4293 is from the first calf crop sired by the $40,000 Kingdom 2294, the top-seller of the 2023 Montana sale. A daughter of the calving-ease and maternal specialist, Pathfinder 8106, out of the foundation Donna 975, his deep-sided and broody Pathfinder Dam earned a progeny record of BW 3-101; WW 3-107; YW 2-108 and IMF 2-117. Weaning at 52% of his dam’s weight, Mission 4293 posted individual ratios of WW 109; YW 108 and IMF 142, and earns a place in the breed’s 1% for Claw and the top 10% for PAP, HP, Milk and $Maternal. Having already successfully frozen semen, Mission was mated to heifers and cows in the Fall breeding season. Selling full possession and two-thirds semen interest.

MONTANA MISSION 4293 BD: 6/25/2024

Reg #:21031825

Tattoo: 4293

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209

BW 74 WW

SQUARE B ATLANTIS 8060

MONTANA KINGDOM 2294 20412887 MONTANA RITA 9093

#S A V RESOURCE 1441

DEER VALLEY RITA 4147 LT ENTERPRISE 5213 KOUPALS B&B PATHFINDER 8106

793 YW 1297 SC 36.7 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 4 0.6 79 133 .36 18 14.7 35 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .25 .38 -1.33 .75 .56 -29 87 274 #B&B BLKBD PROGRESS 3015 #R R RITO 707 COLEMAN DONNA 386

MONTANA DONNA 0323 #19852350

COLEMAN DONNA 975

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Mission 4293

MONTANA DONNA 0323 • Pathfinder Dam of Lot 2

COLEMAN DONNA 975 • Maternal grandam of Lot 2

MONTANA RITA 9093 • Paternal grandam of Lot 2

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Backed by a progressive pedigree from the program which emphasizes maternal productivity and efficiency, Matrix 4259 is a dynamic herd sire designed to excel for the traits which effectively determine profit on the ranch. Deep-sided and masculine with free and easy movement, Matrix 4259 was produced from a dam who blends the calving-ease sire, True North, with the Pathfinder Dam, Joanie 3063 whose progeny earn ratios of WW 7-103 and YW 7-106. Maternal brothers to his dam include the $180,000 Judgement 1038; the noted maternal sire, Benchmark; the $40,000 Jake 1036 and the $35,000 Killebrew 2049. Having already successfully frozen semen, Matrix was mated to heifers and cows in the Fall 2025 breeding season. Selling one-half possession and one-half semen interest.

MONTANA MATRIX 4259 BD: 6/21/2024

Reg #:21036515

Tattoo: 4259

ELLINGSON RIDER PRIDE 7282 ELLINGSON BADLANDS 0285 #EA BELLS GIRL 7617 #LT FOREVER LADY 7038 LT FOREVER LADY 5360 #S A V RAINFALL 6846 SQUARE B TRUE NORTH 8052 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #S FOUNDATION 514

BW 86 WW

LT CHOSEN 2132 20478914

757 YW 1232 SC 41.4 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 6 2.0 77 136 2.35 10 14.6 27 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .35 .43 .27 .13 .68 -17 109 259 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263

MONTANA JOANIE 1041 20193394

#MILL BRAE FP JOANIE 3063

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Matrix 4259

MONTANA JOANIE 1037 • Full sister in blood to Lot 3’s dam

MILLBRAE FP JOANIE 3063 • Maternal grandam of Lot 3

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 1038 • Full brother in blood to Lot 3’s dam

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Judgement 1038 REFERENCE SIRE B

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 1038 BD: 2/14/2021 Reg #:20193391

Tattoo: 1038

#COLEMAN CHARLO 0256 S A V BLACKCAP MAY 4136 #CONNEALY CONSENSUS

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 SQUARE B ATLANTIS 8060 19405249

ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 ELBASTA OF CONANGA 9703 CONNEALY PRODUCT 568 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT #EBONISTA OF CONANGA 471

MILL BRAE FP JOANIE 3063 #17630369

#S A V FINAL ANSWER 0035 MILL BRAE JOANIE FERD 903

#MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263

CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 2 3.7 63 110 1.16 11 14.0 25 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .37 .46 .97 .58 .77 -7 78 238

A high-customer satisfaction sire, the powerful Judgement 1038 is the $180,000 top-seller in the history of the program and is from one of the breed’s most valuable matings. With proven, prolific and productive dams occupying the first seven dam slots of his pedigree, Judgement was produced from the same Pathfinder Dam as Benchmark 9016; the $70,000 Joanie 1037; the $57,500 Joanie 3029; the $40,000 Jake 1036 and the $35,000 Killebrew 2049. Her progeny earn a record of WW 7-103; YW 7-106 and RE 37-103. The earliest progeny from Judgement have been in demand with Donna 3289, the $45,000 half-interest selection of Faith Angus in the ’24 sale and the $20,000 top-seller at the ’25 Vision Angus bull sale. The first sons of Judgement offered at auction in Australia by 3R Premium Beef Genetics commanded an average price of more than $29,000. Daughters of Judgement 1038 captured the Champion Pen of Heifers at the 2025 National Western Stock Show for Vision Angus, while BCC Perception 496 was named Grand Champion Bull of the 2025 Canadian National Junior Angus Show for the Brandl family.

MILLBRAE FP JOANIE 3063 • The Pathfinder Dam of Judgement

MONTANA JOANIE 1037 • Full sister to Judgement

Nov. 8, 2025

bred for balance

The earliest progeny from Judgement have been widely accepted around the world. From ideal- uddered, easy-fleshing and productive daughters to stout-made, heavy-muscled sons, the oldest progeny from Judgement have been in demand and have made him one of the highest-customer satisfaction sires in the business.

JUDGEMENT

THE SIRE OF A LIFETIME

MONTANA DONNA 3289 • Daughter of Judgement

MONTANA KARAMA 3275 • Daughter of Judgement

VISION JUDGEMENT 4001 • Son of Judgement

BCC PERCEPTION 496 • Son of Judgement

MONTANA BLACKBIRD PROGRESS 4034 • Daughter of Judgement

MONTANA DONNA 4039 • Daughter of Judgement

PREDICTABLE. PROVEN. POWERFUL.

At the Ranch, Bigfork, MT

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Pure Power. Produced by an ideal-sized, high-capacity dam, Method 4255 is a powerful calving ease son of Judgement descending from Donna 8074 whose progeny earn ratios of BW 5-96 and WW 5-101. Heavy-muscled, wide-based and stout from end to end, Method 4255 weaned at 56% of his dam’s weight and recorded ratios of WW 107, YW 108, and RE 111 with a 15.2 sq. in. ribeye. Having already successfully frozen semen, Method was mated to heifers and cows in the Fall 2025 breeding season. Selling full possession and two-thirds semen interest.

MONTANA METHOD 4255 BD: 6/20/2024

Reg #:21031797

Tattoo: 4255

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT

BW 75 WW

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767 YW 1319 SC 43.9 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 10 1.4 71 125 2.39 7 11.1 25 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .46 .47 .13 .07 .97 -17 63 202 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #S A V RESOURCE 1441 DEER VALLEY RITA 4147 #COLEMAN CHARLO 0256 COLEMAN DONNA 505

MONTANA GLACIER 9123

MONTANA DONNA 1287 20133491

MONTANA DONNA 8074

Nov. 8, 2025

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Montana

Method 4255

At the Ranch, Bigfork, MT MONTANA DONNA 1287 • Dam of Lot 4

MONTANA DONNA 8074 • Maternal grandam of Lot 4

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With added scale and performance, Milestone 4035 blends two of the industry’s most proven and prepotent herd-sire producing dams. Maternal brothers to Lot 5 include Pathfinder 8106, a proven calving ease and maternal sire; the $55,000 Iceberg 4011; the $45,000 Holy Water 2021; the $37,500 Signal 1159; the $35,000 Diverse 3181; the $34,000 Blackout 0039; the $33,000 Everest 2034; and the $32,500 Progress 0017. Milestone 4035 posted an individual IMF ratio of 120 and is from a dam who carries a progeny record of BW 8-101; WW 8-107; YW 7-107 and RE 37-103. Having already successfully frozen semen, Milestone was mated to cows in the Fall 2025 breeding season. Selling one-half possession and one-half semen interest.

BW 89 WW 811 YW 1209 SC 41.4 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM -1 3.3 75 123 1.17 20 16.8 29 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .39 .51 4.83 .30 .51 -16 86 226 MONTANA MILESTONE 4035 BD: 2/10/2024 Reg #:21114186 Tattoo: 4035 #S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #SITZ UPWARD 307R #B&B ERICA 605

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#KOUPALS B&B IDENTITY B&B BLKBD PROGRESS 3015 #17722436

KOUPALS B&B MARATHON 8031 #B&B BLKBD PROGRESS 0049 #B&B BLKBD PROGRESS 4051

Nov. 8, 2025

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Montana

Milestone 4035

B&B BLACKBIRD PROGRESS 3015 • The Pathfinder Dam of Lot 5

MONTANA BLACKBIRD PROGRESS 4034 • Full sister to Lot 5

KOUPALS B&B PATHFINDER 8106 • This proven calving ease sire is a maternal brother to Lot 5

At the Ranch, Bigfork, MT

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Montana

McLintock 4060

MONTANA MCLINTOCK 4060 BD: 2/11/2024 Reg #:21114298

Tattoo: 4060

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT

BW 87 WW

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#MILL BRAE FP JOANIE 3063

699 YW 1181 SC 38.9 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 1 3.0 63 110 .61 17 13.2 24 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .29 .48 1.56 0 .67 -18 59 171 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #S A V HARVESTOR 0338 #S A V EMBLYNETTE 5483 #S A F 598 BANDO 5175 S A V MAY 7238

#S A V INTERNATIONAL 2020

PVA BLACKCAP MAY 4397 17884732 #S A V MAY 2397

It’s easy to like this powerful son of Judgement. He is full of red meat with tremendous depth of body and a striking herd bull look. McLintock was produced from a maternal sister to Blackcap May 4136, the breed’s most highly-regarded dam whose sons include the Pathfinder Sires Resource, Renown, Recharge, Rainfall, Raindance, President, Sensation and Seedstock. Lot 6 earned a RE ratio of 104 with a 15.2 sq. in. ribeye and ranks in the breed’s top 2% for Claw and 20% for HP. His dam carries a progeny record of BW 4-101, WW 3-112 and YW 2-105.

PVA BLACKCAP MAY 4397 • Dam of Lots 6-8

MONTANA BLACKCAP MAY 4061 • Full sister to Lots 6-8

Nov. 8, 2025

bred for balance

Montana

Judgement 4062

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4062 BD: 2/10/2024 Reg #:21114300

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4063 BD: 2/17/2024 Reg #:21114301

Tattoo: 4062

Tattoo: 4063

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #S A V HARVESTOR 0338

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT

BW 88 WW 710

BW 92 WW

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#MILL BRAE FP JOANIE 3063

749 YW 1050 SC 38.1 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM -3 4.3 75 120 .67 7 11.2 25 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .30 .49 1.20 .44 .46 -8 71 228 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #S A V HARVESTOR 0338 #S A V EMBLYNETTE 5483 #S A F 598 BANDO 5175 S A V MAY 7238

YW 1113 SC 39.9 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 1 4.5 71 118 1.11 23 9.3 30 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .38 .52 -.08 .27 .62 -18 64 204 #S A V EMBLYNETTE 5483 #S A F 598 BANDO 5175 S A V MAY 7238

#S A V INTERNATIONAL 2020

S A V INTERNATIONAL 2020

PVA BLACKCAP MAY 4397 17884732 #S A V MAY 2397

Recorded a RE ratio of 103 with a 15.0 sq. in. ribeye.

Ranks in the breed’s top 3% for Claw and top 30% for $EN.

Two deep-sided, stout-made full brothers combining Judgement with a dam who posts a progeny record of BW 4-101, WW 3-112 and YW 2-105. Blackcap May 4136, a maternal sister to their dam, produced more Pathfinder sons than any cow in history including Resource, Renown, Recharge, Rainfall, Raindance, President, Sensation and Seedstock.

Montana

Judgement 4063

At the Ranch, Bigfork, MT

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Montana

McHenry 4050

MONTANA MCHENRY 4050 BD: 2/14/2024

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4052 BD: 2/11/2024 Reg #:21114201

Reg #:21114199

Tattoo: 4050

Tattoo: 4052

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT

BW 77 WW

BW 75 WW

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655 YW 1137 SC 39.5 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 6 1.8 67 108 .81 9 12.2 33 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .49 .43 1.20 .48 .70 -2 82 245 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #BARBARA OF PLATTEMERE 337 #S A V BISMARCK 5682 G A R OBJECTIVE 2345

643 YW 1077 SC 38.4 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 6 2.9 74 122 .92 2 13.8 25 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .53 .41 1.90 .82 .32 -17 70 223 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #BARBARA OF PLATTEMERE 337 #S A V BISMARCK 5682 G A R OBJECTIVE 2345

#SITZ UPWARD 307R #PLATTEMERE WEIGH UP K360

DEER VALLEY RITA 4147 17873649

DEER VALLEY RITA 1126

Earned a RE ratio of 105 on a 15.5 sq. in. ribeye and ranks in the breed’s top 10% for Milk contrasted against a top 15% $EN and a top 20% $M.

Balances an IMF ratio of 139 and with a 15.2 sq. in. ribeye.

True beef bulls loaded with muscle, structural soundness and capacity, these two full brothers were produced from the prolific Rita 4147 who has more than 125 registered progeny. Rita 9093, a maternal sister to Lots 9-10, is the powerful dam of Kingdom 2294, the $40,000 Lot 1 of the ’23 bull sale, and Legacy 3326, the $25,000 Lot 1 of the ’24 sale. Rita 0069, a maternal sister to Lots 9-10, was the $94,000 top-seller of the ’24 female sale.

MONTANA RITA 9093 • Maternal sister to Lots 9-10

DEER VALLEY RITA 4147 • The prolific dam of Lots 9-10

MONTANA RITA 0069 • The $94,000 maternal sister to Lots 9-10

Nov. 8, 2025

bred for balance

Montana

McGraw 4082

MONTANA RITA 9052 • Dam of Lots 11-12

MONTANA MCGRAW 4082 BD: 2/10/2024

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4080 BD: 2/16/2024 Reg #:21114303

Reg #:21114304

Tattoo: 4082

Tattoo: 4080

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT

BW 88 WW

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736 YW 1122 SC 38.4 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM -2 4.2 76 131 .72 5 10.6 24 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .52 .43 3.11 .56 .71 -25 46 211 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 RITO 707 OF IDEAL 3407 7075 S A V BLACKCAP MAY 4136 #PLATTEMERE WEIGH UP K360 DEER VALLEY RITA 1126

727 YW 1145 SC 39.6 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 3 2.3 78 131 1.41 19 11.3 29 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .52 .45 1.77 .62 1.11 -19 72 277 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 RITO 707 OF IDEAL 3407 7075 S A V BLACKCAP MAY 4136 #PLATTEMERE WEIGH UP K360 DEER VALLEY RITA 1126

#S A V RESOURCE 1441

MONTANA RITA 9052 19605127

DEER VALLEY RITA 4147

Ranks in the breed’s top 30% for WW.

Balances an IMF ratio of 110 with a 15.3 sq. in. ribeye.

Judgement sons are real beef bulls with impressive shape and dimension. These two full brothers were produced from Rita 9052, who sold half-interest for $21,000 to Oldroyd Angus as the top-valued cow of the 2023 NWSS Foundation Sale. She posts a progeny record of BW 3-97; WW 3-105; YW 2-102.

Montana

Judgement 4080

MONTANA RITA 2266 • Maternal sister to Lots 11-12

At the Ranch, Bigfork, MT

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Montana

McCarthy 4228

MONTANA ABIGALE 0201 • Dam of Lot 13

MONTANA MCCARTHY 4228 BD: 6/16/2024

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4297 BD: 6/27/2024 Reg #:21031827

Reg #:21031783

Tattoo: 4228

Tattoo: 4297

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT

BW 72 WW

BW 77 WW

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693 YW 1151 SC 36.5 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 17 -1.5 55 102 .71 13 13.3 31 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .32 .37 -1.35 .30 .63 11 103 238 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #S A V RENOWN 3439 COLEMAN DONNA 714 #O C C PAXTON 730P BOHI ABIGALE 6014

698 YW 1156 SC 37.8 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 6 1.2 67 110 1.02 1 12.5 27 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .47 .43 -.71 .59 .40 -10 80 232 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #CONNEALY CAPITALIST 028 LD DIXIE ERICA 2053 #R R RITO 707 COLEMAN DONNA 386

ZWT SUMMITT 6507

#LD CAPITALIST 316

MONTANA ABIGALE 0201 19852294

MONTANA DONNA 0211 19858328

COLEMAN ABIGALE 0221

COLEMAN DONNA 975

Stemming from the a grandam who is a full sister to the Pathfinder Sire, Charlo 0256, Lot 13 was produced from a right-sized, ideal-uddered and efficient dam. An EPD superstar, Lot 13 ranks in the breed’s top 1% for CED; 2% for $M; 4% for Claw; 5% for $EN; 10% for BW and PAP; and the top 20% for HP and Milk.

Produced from a moderate-framed, easy-fleshing daughter of Density from the foundation Donna 975, Lot 14 weaned at 52% of his dam’s weight and recorded an IMF ratio of 103, now ranking in the breed’s top 15% for PAP; top 20% for $M and top 30% for $EN.

Montana

Judgement 4297

MONTANA DONNA 0210 • Pathfinder full sister to the dam of Lot 14

Nov. 8, 2025

bred for balance

Montana

McCoy 4304

MONTANA RITA 9093 • The productive dam of Lot 15

MONTANA MCCOY 4304 BD: 7/12/2024

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4254 BD: 6/16/2024 Reg #:21031796

Reg #:21031833

Tattoo: 4304

Tattoo: 4254

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #MOHNEN SUBSTANTIAL 272

BW 88 WW

BW 86 WW 694 YW

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776 YW 1173 SC 36.6 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 3 2.3 58 93 .79 9 14.1 31 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .32 .54 -.51 .63 .62 5 78 245 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 RITO 707 OF IDEAL 3407 7075 S A V BLACKCAP MAY 4136 #PLATTEMERE WEIGH UP K360 DEER VALLEY RITA 1126

#S A V RESOURCE 1441

#SITZ STELLAR 726D

1211 SC 37.8 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 0 3.9 72 122 .97 9 11.8 20 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .39 .50 -.67 .50 .59 -25 49 203 SITZ PRIDE 200B #S A V RENOWN 3439 COLEMAN DONNA 206

MONTANA RITA 9093 19605132

MONTANA DONNA 1248 20138580

DEER VALLEY RITA 4147

MONTANA DONNA 9061

The maternal brother to Kingdom 2294, the featured sire in the program and past high-seller of the ’23 sale; Rita 1234, the dam of Lot 1 in this offering; and the $25,000 Legacy 3326 Lot 1 of the ’24 sale. Recording ratios of WW 106 and IMF 105, McCoy 4304 was produced from a dam who has a progeny record of BW 4-98; WW 4-105; YW 4-104; IMF 14-107 and RE 14-101.

With great cows in all directions of his pedigree, this son of Judgement was produced from a deep-sided, powerfully-constructed dam tracing to the proven matriarch Donna 206. Lot 16 earned an individual IMF ratio 106 and places in the breed’s top 15% for PAP and the top 20% for Claw.

Montana

Judgement 4254

COLEMAN DONNA 206 • Lot 16 descends from this proven matriarch

At the Ranch, Bigfork, MT

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Montana

Judgement 4285

MONTANA RITA 0138 • Dam of Lot 17

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4285 BD: 6/21/2024 Reg #:21031817

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4348 BD: 7/26/2024 Reg #:21031872

Tattoo: 4285

Tattoo: 4348

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 RITO 707 OF IDEAL 3407 7075

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT

BW 98 WW 671

BW 90 WW

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698 YW 1245 SC 36.7 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM -4 4.3 82 140 .94 16 10.3 22 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .27 .42 5.58 .28 1.08 -27 72 246 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 RITO 707 OF IDEAL 3407 7075 S A V BLACKCAP MAY 4136 #BALDRIDGE COMPASS C041 RITA 12D1 OF RITA 7O61 5M2

YW 1197 SC 38.6 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 3 4.4 68 115 1.30 6 12.3 20 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .37 .50 .02 .27 1.01 -23 56 219 S A V BLACKCAP MAY 4136 #SITZ UPWARD 307R RITA 8H17 OF RITA 3I10 TOTAL

#S A V RESOURCE 1441

#S A V RENOWN 3439 MONTANA BLACKCAP 0273 19856312

MONTANA RITA 0138 19856333

CHIMNEY TOP UPW RITA Y44

MONTANA BLACKCAP 7052

From a long-line of highly-productive dams, Judgement 4285 was produced by a moderate-framed, high-volume dam who carries a progeny record of WW 3-99; YW 3-100 and RE 3-102, including sons working at Yorlum Cattle Co. and Kindred Ranch. Lot 17 posted an individual RE ratio of 103.

A full brother to Judgement 3260, a $15,000 feature of the ’24 sale going to Never Sweat Ranch, Lot 18 weaned at 51% of his dam’s weight and recorded ratios of YW 103 and RE 104. His right-sized, ideal-uddered dam shows a progeny record of WW 3-98; YW 3-100 and RE 3-105.

Montana

Judgement 4348

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 3260 • Full brother to Lot 18

Nov. 8, 2025

bred for balance

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4274 BD: 6/25/2024 Reg #:21031810

Tattoo: 4274

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT

BW 87 WW

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601 YW 1105 SC 38.6 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 1 3.7 66 105 1.39 7 12.4 24 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .28 .44 1.49 .53 1.14 4 91 258 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #O C C EMBLAZON 854E O C C DIXIE ERICA 903E #S A V RESOURCE 1441 COLEMAN DONNA 714

#O C C JUNEAU 807J

MONTANA DONNA 9225 19541833

COLEMAN DONNA 505

Lot 19 was produced by an outstanding daughter of the foundation Donna 505 and scanned a 15.4 sq. in. ribeye to earn a ratio of 111, earning a rank in the breed’s top 10% for $M, RE and $EN.

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4274 • Lot 19

BW 90 WW 818 YW 1276 SC 36.4 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 2 4.5 86 142 .52 20 12.2 25 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .32 .37 2.02 .64 .95 -39 68 277 MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4234 BD: 6/14/2024 Reg #:21031787 Tattoo: 4234 #S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 #SINCLAIR EMULATION XXP S A V BLACKCAP MAY 1782 #COLEMAN CHARLO 0256 COLEMAN DONNA 714

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#MILL BRAE FP JOANIE 3063

#S A V ELATION 7899

MONTANA DONNA 0326 19859567

COLEMAN DONNA 4356

A top-performer with big-time figures, Lot 20 recorded the 4th heaviest WW and earned ratios of WW 112, YW 106, IMF 114 and RE 104. From a dam whose progeny show BW 3-92; WW 3-103 and YW 3-103, he ranks in the breed’s top 10% for WW and top 20% for YW.

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4234 • Lot 20

MONTANA JUDGEMENT 4323 BD: 7/16/2024 Reg #:21031850

Tattoo: 4323

#S A V RAINFALL 6846 ELBANNA OF CONANGA 1209 #CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCT

BW 84 WW

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683 YW 1139 SC 35.3 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HP MM 1 2.0 58 107 .25 12 13.5 25 CLW ANG PAP MB RE $EN $M $C .39 .47 1.66 .71 .85 0 74 221 #MILL BRAE FA JOANIE 9263 RITO 707 OF IDEAL 3407 7075 S A V BLACKCAP MAY 4136 #O C C PAXTON 730P BOHI ABIGALE 6014

#S A V RENOWN 3439

MONTANA ABIGALE 1318 20141425

MONTANA ABIGALE 8005

Descending from Abigale 8005, a full sister to the Pathfinder Sire Charlo 0256, Lot 21 scanned a 15.1 sq. in. ribeye to ratio 110 and is from a dam who carries a progeny record of WW 2-101; YW 2-104 and RE 2-109 including Long Range 3330, a selection of Mystic Hill Farm from the ’24 sale.

MONTANA LONG RANGE 3330 • Maternal brother to Lot 21

At the Ranch, Bigfork, MT

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