Oak Hollow Farms - 12th Annual Fall Bull Sale [10/27/25]

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WELCOME Welcome to Oak Hollow FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 TH , 2025 OCT. 17 - OCT. 26 Bulls available for viewing and bidding on DVAuction. MONDAY, OCTOBER 27 TH , 2025 2:00PM (CDT) Cattle penned in small lots for viewing 4:30PM Sale Order Established 5:00PM 12 th Annual Oak Hollow Angus Fall Sale DIRECTIONS Take Interstate 65 to Exit 38 (Smiths Grove) At Interstate 65, take Highway 101 North 1 Mile Take a right on 6th Street 6th Street turns into Rocky Hill Rd. In 0.9 miles take the right fork on Oak Hollow Dr. In 0.4 miles take a left at the end of the paved road

SALE DAY PHONES Kenneth D. Lowe (270) 202-7186 Joe K. Lowe (270) 202-4399

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TERMS & CONDITIONS TERMS & CONDITIONS

SALE PROCEDURE & SALE ORDER

RETAINED SEMEN INTEREST

Bulls will be available for viewing and bidding starting Friday, October 17, 2025. At this time, bulls are open for bidding at the starting bid listed in the sale book, and bids can be raised in $100 increments prior to sale day. The bidding process operates as a silent auction until 4:30 PM CDT Monday, October 27, 2025. The silent auction concludes with a live auction sale day. Sale order is established based on the number of bids on a bull as of 4:30pm CDT on sale day with the bulls with the most bids selling first. Any bulls without bids as of 4:30pm will sell in sale book order. PERFORMANCE DATA & GENOMIC TESTING Bulls are sold with the highest accuracy EPDs that can be provided on young sires. Genomic Enhanced EPDs (GE-EPDs) are generated on all bulls and backed by full performance information including carcass ultrasound. In addition to full GE-EPDs on the bull crop, our entire cow herd has also been genomic tested to ensure the most accurate genetic predictions possible. FREE DELIVERY All bulls qualify for free delivery within a 100-mile radius. All multiple bull purchases or individual bull purchases over $5,000 qualify for free delivery within a 200-mile radius. Purchases of $15,000 or more qualify for free delivery within a 300-mile radius. We offer free delivery on purchases provided the buyer is able to make arrangements to receive bulls when delivery is made in your area. Due to time constraints and fuel costs, we must consolidate trips. If you can’t make arrangements to receive your bull, you will need to arrange to pick up the bull at the farm. Bulls that are picked up at the farm can be held until November 30, 2025 free of charge. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us before the sale

Oak Hollow will retain a one-half semen interest in every bull selling. Realistically, this would affect only a handful of bulls that sell. Oak Hollow reserves the right to collect semen at buyer’s convenience and Oak Hollow’s expense. If you sell your bull, Oak Hollow will still retain one-half semen interest. The buyer owns 100% possession and salvage value on the bull.

BREEDING GUARANTEE

Each bull sells with a breeding soundness evaluation (BSE) performed by a veterinarian. They are guaranteed for their first full breeding season, defined as the 90-day period following the first turnout of the bull. If a bull develops a breeding injury that will not heal, a credit (minus any salvage value) will be issued. In addition to breeding guarantees, we also offer an injury guarantee on bulls selling for $5,000 and above. Multi-sire breeding groups will only be covered if all bulls in the group are purchased from Oak Hollow and of the same age. If a bull should have a physical injury in the first breeding season that will not heal, the buyer will receive a credit of 50% of the purchase price minus any salvage value. Credit will be made toward a future purchase or a replacement bull if one is available. A veterinarian must diagnose all infertile or injured bulls. Please notify us as soon as possible should an issue occur and prior to the bull being sold for salvage. All claims must be made by March 1, 2026. These are young bulls that are still developing and proper care and adequate nutrition is the responsibility of the buyer. This is not a life insurance policy. A bull will not be replaced due to death for any reason. Replacement bulls are not covered by this guarantee. SIGHT UNSEEN AND ABSENTEE BUYING If you are unable to attend the sale or view the bulls prior to sale day, we have a variety of ways to get you the bull you need through absentee bidding and sight unseen deliveries. Please contact us prior to the sale, and we would be more than happy to help you find the bull that fits both your breeding program and budget. Video of bulls will be available on our website in the weeks leading up to the sale. Before Sale Day, call Joe at (270) 202-4399 or register online at www.oakhollowangus.com to obtain a Telo- Auction bidder number for conference call bidding. During the sale on October 27, 2025, call 1-800-309- 2350 to participate in the Telo-Aucton bidding with a live auctioneer. When prompted, use the Conference ID number 4505514#

HERD HEALTH

Oak Hollow cattle undergo some of the most rigorous vaccination and disease testing protocols anywhere. The calf crop and cow herd are vaccinated and disease tested under the consultation of Dr. Roger Thomas of Thomas & England Veterinary Service. All relevant disease testing is conducted on the full calf crop each year, including PI-BVD. Every vaccine, blood test and biosecurity measure is taken to ensure that nothing leaving our herd brings a problem into yours. All bulls are sold with the necessary health papers going to states that accept cattle without additional testing. If your state requires additional testing, this can be done the week following the sale.

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BID ONLINE BID ONLINE

DV AUCTION BIDDING STARTS OCTOBER 17

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AVERAGE BIDDING AVERAGE BIDDING PER BULL

117 bulls from Spring 2025 and Fall 2024. Average Starting Bid $4744. Average Purchase Price $5301. Average Bidding $558

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In introductory economics, there were a few short- hand sayings that were easy ways to remember con- cepts. The fact that I still remember them 17 years lat- er now tells me that they worked. For instance, I will never forget that inflation is too many dollars chasing too few goods. It was also so easy to remember that the cure for low prices was low prices and the cure for high prices was high prices. Grain and cattle guys are both living through the last one right now. While my education taught me how to think critically, I am far from being a market analyst. Please do not take the following words as Gospel. However, from my boots-on-the-ground vantage point, I think we are still pretty far from an antidote to high prices in the cattle business. I am not predicting that they will con- tinue this rapid ascent, but I don’t think they are going away anytime soon either. I was around in 2014, the last time the market was at the top of a cattle cycle. It felt like a boomtown. I couldn’t keep my phone charged because I was field- ing so many cold calls. Everyone and their brother (literally) were partnering on 40 heifers from the sale barn, and all they needed were two calving ease bulls to strike it rich on that lottery ticket. This past year has certainly been good to us, but I can go through a workday without taking my gloves off 10 times to answer a call from a number I don’t recognize. There is a lot less diving headfirst and a lot more proceed- ing with caution. In fact, I am getting more calls from LESSONS IN ECONOMICS From Newsletter 142 - September 2025

people wanting out of the business and wanting to know the market and if I have any leads, than I am getting calls from people wanting to expand or get in. From our own operation, my bred females have gone to people as a source for higher quality replacements than they can raise themselves. Their investment is just to keep their herd at replacement rate with some- thing a little better rather than to expand to capitalize on a record market. From our own experience, most of the extra cash flow from the high prices is going to infrastructure investment. I have spent more than I care to tabulate on labor-saving rotational grazing and lane systems in need of updating. The amount of water line that has been installed at our place in the last 18 months can be measured in miles rather than feet. Simply put, we have invested in optimizing our forage utilization rather than increasing the number of calves we have to sell. I am more interested in reducing labor and

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feed costs while increasing grazing days than I am in increasing the size of my calf crop. Despite over a year of a “good” market for cow-calf producers, my father and I just now had our first conversation about maybe keeping back our young open cull cows to put embry- os in instead of sending them to town. That is most certainly not an indication of the rapid expansion of our own cow herd. That is simply a way to better uti- lize our current facilities and acreage, rather than an indication of market signals telling me to expand the cow herd. Old guys are getting out. Young guys can’t afford to get in. Multigenerational operations in a po- sition to expand are tired and want no part of it, espe- cially if a proper succession plan isn’t in place. I recall Andy Bishop delivering his closing remarks at the annual convention in his final meeting, presiding as president of the Kentucky Cattlemen’s Association. While reflecting back on his time of service and the year he had put in, he eloquently illustrated to the membership that the last year was a year held togeth- er by grass string, both literally and figuratively. As a child of a former KCA president, I can say it is most definitely a strain on both the operation and the fam- ily to serve in such a leadership position. He thanked his family for their unwavering support and was eager to get home and attend to a few chores that had been neglected. For far too long, cow-calf production has replaced grass string after grass string to hold things together. Based on what I am seeing, prices are just now high enough to finally hang a few gates. Until we, as a sector, attend to a few chores that have been ne- glected for the last few decades, I don’t think there will be a cure to these high prices anytime soon.

NEWSLETTER

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American Angus Association ® Selection Tools

Expected Progeny Difference (EPD), is the prediction of how future progeny of each animal are expected to perform relative to the progeny of other animals listed in the database. EPDs are expressed in units of measure for the trait, plus or minus. Interim EPDs may appear on young animals when their performance has yet to be incorporated into the American Angus Association National Cattle Evaluation (NCE) procedures. This EPD will be preceded by an “I”, and may or may not include the animal’s own performance record for a particular trait, depending on its availability, appropriate contemporary grouping, or data edits needed for NCE. GROWTH

CARCASS The genetic evaluation produces a single set of EPDs for carcass weight, marbling score, Ribeye area and fat thickness. The units of measure are in carcass trait format and analyzed on an age- constant basis. Carcass Weight EPD (CW), expressed in pounds is a predictor of the differences in hot carcass weight of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires. Marbling EPD (Marb), expressed as a fraction of the difference in USDA marbling score of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires. Ribeye Area EPD (RE), expressed in square inches, is a predictor of the difference in ribeye area of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires. $VALUE INDEXES $Value indexes, are multi-trait selection indexes to assist beef producers by adding simplicity to genetic selection decisions. $Values are reported in dollars per head, where a higher value is more favorable. The $Value is an estimate of how future progeny of each sire are expected to perform, on average, compared to progeny of other sires in the database if the sires were randomly mated to cows and if calves were exposed to the same environment. Maternal Weaned Calf Value ($M), expressed in dollars per head, predicts profitability differences from conception to weaning with the underlying breeding objective assuming that individuals retain their own replacement females within herd and sell the rest of the cull female and all male progeny as feeder calves. The model assumes commercial producers will replace 25% of their breeding females in the first generation and 20% of their breeding females in each subsequent generation. Traits included are as follows: calving ease direct, calving ease maternal, weaning weight, milk, heifer pregnancy, docility, mature cow weight, claw set and foot angle. Weaned Calf Value ($W), an index value expressed in dollars per head, is the expected average difference in future progeny performance for pre-weaning merit. $W includes both revenue and cost adjustments associated with differences in birth weight, weaning direct growth, maternal milk, and mature cow size. Grid Value ($G), an index value expressed in dollars per head, is the expected average difference in future progeny performance for carcass grid merit compared to progeny of other sires. Beef Value ($B), an index value expressed in dollars per head, is the expected average difference in future progeny performance for post-weaning and carcass value compared to progeny of other sires. Combined Value ($C), expressed in dollars per head, is an index which includes all traits that make up both Maternal Weaned Calf Value ($M) and Beef Value ($B) with the objective that commercial producers will replace 20% of their breeding females per year with replacement heifers retained within their own herd. The remaining cull heifer and steer progeny are then assumed to be sent to the feedlot where the producers retain ownership of those cattle and eventually sell them on a quality-based carcass merit grid. EPDs directly influencing a combined index are: CED, CEM, WW, YW, Milk, HP, DOC, MW, Angle, Claw, DMI, Marb, CW, RE and Fat.

Calving Ease Direct (CED), is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births, with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf heifers. It predicts the average difference in ease with which a sire’s calves will be born when he is bred to first-calf heifers. Birth Weight EPD (BW), expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit birth weight to his progeny compared to that of other sires. Weaning Weight EPD (WW), expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit weaning growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires. Yearling Weight EPD (YW), expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit yearling growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires. Scrotal Circumference EPD (SC), expressed in centimeters, is a predictor of the difference in transmitting ability for scrotal size compared to that of other sires. Docility (DOC), is expressed as a difference in yearling cattle temperament, with a higher value indicating more favorable docility. It predicts the average difference of progeny from a sire in comparison with another sire’s calves. Claw Set EPD (Claw), is expressed in units of claw-set score, with a lower EPD being more favorable indicating a sire will produce progeny with more ideal claw set. The ideal target for claw set being toes are symmetrical, evenly and appropriately spaced. Foot Angle EPD (Angle), is expressed in units of foot-angle score, with a lower EPD being more favorable indicating a sire will produce progeny with more ideal foot angle. The ideal targeting animals with a 45-degree angle at the pastern joint with appropriate length and heel depth. MATERNAL Heifer Pregnancy (HP), is a selection tool to increase the probability or chance of a sire’s daughters becoming pregnant as first-calf heifers during a normal breeding season. A higher EPD is the more favorable direction, and the EPD is reported in percentage units. Calving Ease Maternal (CEM), is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf daughters. It predicts the average ease with which a sire’s daughters will calve as first-calf heifers when compared to daughters of other sires. Maternal Milk EPD (Milk), is a predictor of a sire’s genetic merit for milk and mothering ability as expressed in his daughters compared to daughters of other sires. In other words, it is that part of a calf’s weaning weight attributed to milk and mothering ability. Cow Energy Value ($EN), expressed in dollars savings per cow per year, assesses differences in cow energy requirements as an expected dollar savings difference in daughters of sires. A larger value is more favorable when comparing two animals (more dollars saved on feed energy expenses). Components for computing the cow $EN savings difference include lactation energy requirements and energy costs associated with differences in mature cow size.

WEIGHTS BW (Birth Weight): The actual weight in pounds at birth. BWR (Birth Weight Ratio): The percent above or below average (100 = average) a bull or female is for its actual birth weight. Adj. WW (Adj. Weaning Weight): The weight in pounds at weaning adjusted to 205 days of age. WWR (Weaning Weight Ratio): The percent above or below average (100 = average) a bull or female is for its adjusted weaning weight. Adj. YW (Adj. Yearling Weight): The weight in pounds adjusted to 365 days of age. YWR (Yearling Weight Ratio): The percent above or below average (100 = average) a bull or female is for its adjusted yearling weight. MEASUREMENTS Adj. %IMF: The percent intramuscular fat (marbling) adjusted to 365 days of age. Heritability for marbling is in the moderate range. %IMF Ratio: The percent above or below average (100 = average) a bull or female is for its marbling scan within its contemporary group. Adj. Yrlg. Ribeye Area: Each animal’s ribeye area measured in square inches and adjusted to one year of age. REA Ratio: The percent above or below average (100 = average) a bull or female is for its adjusted ribeye area. DAM'S PRODUCTION RECORD: WWR (Weaning Weight Ratio): The number of calves a dam has had and their average weaning weight ratio. Example: 2-102 means the dam has had 2 calves with an average WWR of 102.

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Birth Date: 09-22-2024 Tattoo: 2M45 OAK HOLLOW 2M45 OF 4H65 K987 1 Bull *21044855

*Yon High Tide F988

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560

DNA Tested

*Yon High Tide K987

20347005 *Yon Hazel H530 *Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101 *OAK HOLLOW 1857 of 3638 1641 +*OAK HOLLOW 1641 of 2542 7709 Oak Hollow Blackbird W 3638 20086697 *Oak Hollow Miss Emulous 3E91 *OAK HOLLOW 1C06 of 2P33 1200 #K C F Miss Granite B537 Dam's WWR 3-99 Dam's C/I 358 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS *Oak Hollow Miss Emulous 4H65

$ INDEXES

Qualifies for CAB® Targeting the Brand®

$VALUE INDEXES

$M +105 2% $EN -15 $B +162 $C +315 15%

DAM’S PRODUCTION RECORD

HP CLAW

Angle CEM Milk Teat +10 25% +.6 35% +76 30% +129 35% +.70

+20

CW MARB RE +.04 2% +13.9 15% +.29 2%

Udder

GROWTH EPDs

+.44 35% +8

+30 25% +.86 5% +.60 +1.15 15% +58

+.88 35% +.56

PERFORMANCE DATA

MEASUREMENTS

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

WEIGHTS

707

109

1161

108

3.43

13.2

Top 35% breed average.

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OAK HOLLOW YEARLING BULLS

Birth Date: 09-22-2024 Tattoo: 2M45 OAK HOLLOW 2M45 OF 4H65 K987 1 Bull *21044855

Birth Date: 09-14-2024 Tattoo: 2M36 OAK HOLLOW 2M36 OF 4H20 K987 3 Bull *21040448

*Yon High Tide F988

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560

*Yon High Tide F988

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560 *Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101

*Yon High Tide K987

20347005 *Yon Hazel H530

$ INDEXES

$M +105 2% $EN -15 $B +162 $C +315 15%

$M +120 1% $EN +13 4% $B +152 $C +317 15%

+*K C F Bennett Limestone

#*K C F Bennett TheRock A473 *Thomas Patricia 9705 Rednock of Graham 53421 OAK Hollow Eurotia 2220

*Oak Hollow Eurotia 4H20

20086673 OAK Hollow Eurotia 2542

Dam's WWR 3-98 Dam's C/I 367 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

Angle CEM Milk Teat +10 25% +.6 35% +76 30% +129 35% +.70

+20

CW MARB RE +.04 2% +13.9 15% +.29 2%

+13 10% -.9 15% +57

+98

+.13

+20

+.48

+16.2 2% +.32 4%

Udder

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

CW MARB RE

+.44 35% +8

+30 25% +.86 5% +.60 +1.15 15% +58

+.88 35% +.56

+.39 15% +7

+31 20% +.58

+.60 +1.15 15% +43

+.88 35% +.70

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

707

109

1161

108

3.43

13.2

590

1009

3.45

101

13.2

$8,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. This bull is a unique outcross to most of our cow herd. He comes from the Miss Emulous cow line back to B537, the most productive cow we have ever purchased. Every cow on the bottom of the three-generation pedigree is still in the herd on a 365-day interval. He brings every tool you need to produce adapted daughters to the southeast.

$6,500 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. This is a three-quarter brother to Lot 2 and is a direct descendant of Oak Hollow Eurotia 2542, a cow with which many of you will be familiar. We love the Limestone daughters, and his mother is not an exception. This is a nice, extremely efficient bull. Keep every daughter.

Bull *21044851 Tattoo: 2M43 OAK HOLLOW 2M43 OF 4H66 K987 2

Birth Date: 09-25-2024 Tattoo: 2M44 OAK HOLLOW 2M44 OF 4H13 K987 4 Bull *21052580

*Yon High Tide F988 Birth Date: 09-21-2024

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560 *Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101

*Yon High Tide F988

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560 *Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101

*Yon High Tide K987

20347005 *Yon Hazel H530

$ INDEXES

$M +103 2% $EN -17 $B +190 15% $C +349 5%

$M +83 15% $EN -21 $B +167 35% $C +300 25%

+*K C F Bennett Limestone

#*K C F Bennett TheRock A473 *Thomas Patricia 9705

*K C F Bennett Y75 E85

#+*K C F Bennett Consent Y75 #Graham Katie HV376 *Oak Hollow 1204 of 2542 Fa #*Oak Hollow Eurotia 2995

*Oak Hollow Queen 4H66

*Oak Hollow Eurotia 4H13

20086687 *Oak Hollow Queen 3D25

20086680 *Oak Hollow Eurotia 3457

+*Bartels Stamina K C F Miss 48708 Y485

Dam's WWR 3-101 Dam's C/I 356 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

Dam's WWR 3-111 Dam's C/I 374 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+1.2

+83 15% +141 20% +1.16 35% +24 30% +.54

+12.2

+.34 10%

+1.8

+86 10% +143 20% +.89

+25 25% +.42

+12.3 35% +.56

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

CW MARB RE

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

CW MARB RE

+.39 15% +7

+23

+.95 2% +.81 5% +1.15 15% +66 25% +.93 35% +1.00 20%

+.52

+23

+.79 10% +.78 10% +1.08

+66 25% +.65

+1.03 15%

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

563

1078

103

3.46

13.4

102

727

112

1221

113

4.12

116

16.1

118

$10,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on cows. High Tide back on Limestone has been a winning combination in recent calf crops. The dam of 2M43 is no stranger to producing top-end sale bulls. He is one of the only bulls in the breed for his combi- nation of growth, foot and udder structure, carcass value, and maternal profitability. This bull does nearly everything.

$7,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on cows. 2M44 will be the easiest bull to spot on sale day. He is a phenotype all-star in both his performance data and on the hoof. His mother is made as well as you could ask for and has weaned 3@111 with another calf at side in the first 30 days again this year.

YON HIGH TIDE K987 Reference Sire

#*Yon Full Force C398 Birth Date: 12-25-2021

Bull *20347005

Tattoo: K987

$M +100 2% $EN -7 30% $W +85 10% $G +66 25% $B +174 25% $C +326 10% $ INDEXES

*Yon Future Force Z77 +*Yon Sarah A100

*Yon High Tide F988

19218457 #*Yon Sally A560

*Yon Trojan X205 Yon Sally Y507

*Tehama Bonanza E410

#+*Tehama Tahoe B767 *Tehama Mary Blackbird C290 #*Connealy Comrade 1385 +*Yon Hazel C245

*Yon Hazel H530

19763328 *Yon Hazel E101

CED BW EPD WW EPD YW EPD SC

DOC

+1.8

+77 25% +132 30% +.59

+29 10% +12.3 30%

Claw Angle

CEM Milk

CW MARB

Yon High Tide K987 - Reference Sire Yon High Tide K987 was purchased in 2023 for his combination of southern pedigree, $100 $M and $300 $C. This alone wasn’t enough to catch our at- tention, but he also did that with an unparalleled relationship between those traits and feed intake. Simply put, the data told us his progeny would do more with less. His first calf crops have been outstanding as he has sired a retained herd sire from this calf crop. He will continue to see very heavy use. +30 25% +58 35% +.82 30% +.95 20% +.34 10% +.43 25% +3

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OAK HOLLOW YEARLING BULLS

Birth Date: 10-04-2024 Tattoo: 2M53 OAK HOLLOW 2M53 OF 4H18 K987 5 Bull *21056213

Birth Date: 09-06-2024 Tattoo: 2M18 OAK HOLLOW 2M18 OF 4H17 K987 8 Bull *21034891

*Yon High Tide F988

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560 *Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101

*Yon High Tide F988

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560

*Yon High Tide K987

20347005 *Yon Hazel H530

*Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101 *OAK HOLLOW 1801 of 3272 1150 *Oak Hollow 1150 of 2542 0035

$ INDEXES

$M +93 10% $EN +4 10% $B +181 25% $C +328 10%

$M +92 10% $EN -8 30% $B +151 $C +288 35%

+*K C F Bennett Limestone

#*K C F Bennett TheRock A473 *Thomas Patricia 9705

*Oak Hollow Georgina 4H18

*Oak Hollow Eurotia 4H17

Oak Hollow Cliolier 3272

20086694 +K C F Miss Consensus Y300 Dam's WWR 2-109 Dam's C/I

20086708 #*Oak Hollow Eurotia 3F51

#*Connealy Consensus #K C F Miss 589 M359

*OAK HOLLOW 1673 of 3489 1436 *Oak Hollow Eurotia 3D00

381 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

Dam's WWR 2-119 Dam's C/I 340 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+.7

+64

+112

+.93

+16

CW MARB RE +.17 10% +10.4 +.38 15%

+10 25% +.3 30% +69

+112

+1.03

+20

CW MARB RE +.01 2% +13.0 25% +.33 5%

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

+.39 15% +5

+27

+.91 3% +.66 25% +1.09

+48

+1.23 15% +.98 20%

+.42 25% +6

+26

+.75 15% +.56

+1.09

+46

+.90 35% +.44

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

648

109

1085

104

3.96

114

12.8

106

695

116

1109

104

3.58

105

12.7

$7,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. Lot 5 is a half-brother to Hallmark and a three-quarter brother to Lot 2 and Lot 3. His mother has as nice of udder as you can ask for, and his data speaks for itself. There are no holes. Use this bull exactly like you would Hallmark.

$6,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. 2M18 is an impressive bull on his own. He is even more impressive when you realize his mother weaned nearly 1200 lbs. of calf that day because he had a twin sister. His mother has a really nice September-born Woodall 8128 daughter at side. He is out of a great cow line and cow. Tattoo: 2M48 OAK HOLLOW 2M48 OF 4H21 K987 9 Birth Date: 09-29-2024 Bull *21052586

Bull *21043548 Tattoo: 2M37 OAK HOLLOW 2M37 OF 4H90 K987 6

*Yon High Tide F988 Birth Date: 09-17-2024

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560

*Yon High Tide F988

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560

*Yon High Tide K987

20347005 *Yon Hazel H530

*Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101 *OAK HOLLOW 1707 of 2523 C55 K C F Bennett Absolute C55

*Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101 *OAK HOLLOW 1857 of 3638 1641 +*OAK HOLLOW 1641 of 2542 7709

$ INDEXES

$M +104 2% $EN +17 3% $B +138 $C +283 35%

$M +85 15% $EN -16 $B +144 $C +272

*Oak Hollow Effie 4H90

*Oak Hollow Eurotia 4H21

OAK Hollow Blackbird 2523 *OAK HOLLOW 1722 of 3536 1439 *Oak Hollow Effie 3708

Oak Hollow Blackbird W 3638 OAK HOLLOW 1530 of 3380 1314 Oak Hollow Eurotia 3C38

20415123 *Oak Hollow Effie 3963

20086688 *Oak Hollow Eurotia 3E34

Dam's WWR 3-101 Dam's C/I 379 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

Dam's WWR 3-104 Dam's C/I 356 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+11 15% -1.4 10% +58

+98

+.54

CW MARB RE +.50 +13.9 15% +.45 35%

+13 10% +.3 30% +71

+123

-.33

+22

CW MARB RE +.44 +12.9 25% +.47

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

+.39 15% +6

+26

+.80 10% +.65 25% +1.15 15% +37

+.67

+.90 30%

+.49

+13 10% +28 35% +.56

+.41

+1.15 15% +55

+.63

+.60

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

628

1054

3.98

112

14.9

110

673

104

1116

104

3.83

108

13.3

$5,500 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. Here is yet another calving ease K987 son with top-end $M, feet, udders, and longevity. We really like this sire group.

$5,500 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers cows. This bull brings above-average performance from a well below average-sized cow. He has a strong spread on numbers and a good FL EPD. Tattoo: 2M56 OAK HOLLOW 2M56 OF 4H23 K987 10 Bull *21077287

Birth Date: 09-19-2024 Tattoo: 2M39 OAK HOLLOW 2M39 OF 4H25 K987 7 Bull *21043549

*Yon High Tide F988 Birth Date: 10-01-2024

*Yon High Tide F988

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560

*Yon High Tide K987

20347005 *Yon Hazel H530

*Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101 *OAK HOLLOW 1F44 of 3025 D404 K C F Bennett Weigh Up D404

*Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101 *OAK HOLLOW 1857 of 3638 1641 +*OAK HOLLOW 1641 of 2542 7709

$ INDEXES

$M +93 10% $EN -12 35% $B +176 25% $C +321 15%

$M +90 10% $EN +8 10%

*Oak Hollow Blackbird W 4H25 20086684 Oak Hollow Blackbird W 3B65

*Oak Hollow Eurotia 4H23

Oak Hollow Effie 3025

Oak Hollow Blackbird W 3638 *Oak Hollow 1150 of 2542 0035 Oak Hollow Eurotia 2966

$B +127 $C +255

20086698 *Oak Hollow Eurotia 3E88

*OAK HOLLOW 1018 of 2542 0035 Oak Hollow Blackbird W 2858

Dam's WWR 3-98 Dam's C/I 369 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

Dam's WWR 2-86 Dam's C/I 353 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+9 30% +1.2

+75 35% +131 35% +.84

+24 30% +.51

+12.7 30% +.44 35%

+.4 30% +48

+86

-.15

+14

+.06 3% +12.1

+.28 2%

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

CW MARB RE

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

CW MARB RE

+.42 25% +8

+23

+.95 2% +.71 15% +1.08

+59

+.71

+.96 20%

+.46

+33 10% +.68 25% +.41

+1.16 10% +25

+.62

+.74

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

628

1116

104

3.32

13.2

601

1111

4.04

110

14.7

101

$6,500 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. 2M39 is a strong indexing bull back to 3B65, a cow that has been one of the best in the fall herd. He is yet again a calving ease bull with great feet and udder EPDs to go with the strong economic traits.

$5,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on cows. Lot 10 is one of the higher $EN K987 sons. Use him on cows to keep daughters. He brings slick hair and strong feet.

12 TH ANNUAL FALL SALE | SMITHS GROVE, KY | OCTOBER 27, 2025 10

OAK HOLLOW YEARLING BULLS

Bull *21107070 Tattoo: 2M58 OAK HOLLOW 2M58 OF 4H70 K987 11

Birth Date: 09-09-2024 Tattoo: 2M28 OAK HOLLOW 2M28 OF 4J11 1H77 13 Bull *21040447

*Yon High Tide F988 Birth Date: 10-10-2024

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560

+*E&B Plus One

#*Connealy Confidence Plus #+E&B Lady 1023 Precision 936 #*Mill Brae Identified 4031 Mill Brae Stim Karama 3025 #*Connealy Confidence Plus *OAK HOLLOW 1018 of 2542 0035 Oak Hollow Blackbird W 2858 *K C F Miss 48708 C560

*Yon High Tide K987

+*4 Sons Plus One 1H77

20347005 *Yon Hazel H530

19725046 *Mill Brae I Karama 7237

*Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101 *OAK HOLLOW 1857 of 3638 1641 +*OAK HOLLOW 1641 of 2542 7709

$ INDEXES

$M +84 15% $EN -9 30%

$M +93 10% $EN -22 $B +195 15% $C +346 10%

*K C F Bennett Plus F505

*Oak Hollow Eurotia 4H70

*Oak Hollow Blackbird W 4J11 20341228 Oak Hollow Blackbird W 3B65

Oak Hollow Blackbird W 3638 K C F Bennett 48708 C585 Oak Hollow Eurotia 3280

$B +136 $C +260

20086722 *Oak Hollow Eurotia 3280 Dam's WWR 2-115 Dam's C/I

377 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

Dam's WWR 2-102 Dam's C/I 376 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+1.2

+63

+106

+.52

+16

CW MARB RE +.31 20% +14.2 10% +.39 20%

+10 25% -.2 20% +77 30% +148 15% +1.85 5% +15

CW MARB RE +.40 35% +14.1 15% +.44 35%

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

+.51

+32 15% +.60

+.52

+1.10 35% +46

+.61

+.83 35%

+.45

+37 3% +.71 20% +.65 25% +1.13 20% +78 10% +.76

+.98 20%

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

666

113

1069 103

3.27

15.5

117

618

103

1156

109

3.05

14.1

106

$5,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on cows. This bull comes from a cow with an exceptional production record. He is a three-quarter brother to Lot 1.

$7,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. 2M28 was a tough bull to let go of. He is from the cow line I referenced on Lot 7. There really are no holes in his EPD profile, and he is strong on the hoof as well. This bull can increase profit at every marketing window. He is a really neat bull.

Birth Date: 09-22-2024 Tattoo: 2M46 OAK HOLLOW 2M46 OF 4H62 K987 [ DDC ] 12 Bull *21044854

Birth Date: 09-19-2024 Tattoo: 2M40 OAK HOLLOW 2M40 OF 4J29 1H77 14 Bull *21043550

*Yon High Tide F988

#*Yon Full Force C398 #*Yon Sally A560

+*E&B Plus One

#*Connealy Confidence Plus #+E&B Lady 1023 Precision 936 #*Mill Brae Identified 4031 Mill Brae Stim Karama 3025

*Yon High Tide K987

+*4 Sons Plus One 1H77

20347005 *Yon Hazel H530

19725046 *Mill Brae I Karama 7237

*Tehama Bonanza E410 *Yon Hazel E101 *OAK HOLLOW 1F44 of 3025 D404 K C F Bennett Weigh Up D404

$ INDEXES

$M +64 $EN -14 $B +117 $C +216

$M +90 10% $EN -9 30% $B +181 25% $C +325 15%

#*Tehama Patriarch F028

#*S S Niagara Z29

*Oak Hollow Eurotia 4H62

*Oak Hollow Laura 4J29 20357723 *Yon Laura H1074

Oak Hollow Effie 3025

Tehama Elite Blackbird D826

20086685 *Oak Hollow Eurotia 3D00

OAK HOLLOW 1460 of 3113 1207 Oak Hollow Eurotia 3B51

+*Yon Bowery F106 *Yon Laura E72

Dam's WWR 3-96 Dam's C/I 360 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

Dam's WWR 2-99 Dam's C/I 361 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+1.1

+60

+109

+.94

+21

CW MARB RE +.41 35% +13.3 20% +.43 30%

+11 15% -.4 20% +72

+130 35% +1.12 35% +11

+.45

+12.7 30% +.31 3%

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

CW MARB RE

+.54

+28 35% +.70 25% +.62 35% +1.00

+31

+.67

+.22

+.32 3% +7

+26

+.60

+.43

+1.09

+62 35% +.95 30% +1.18 10%

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

472

987

3.35

10.9

583

1109

104

3.43

101

14.2

107

$5,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on cows. This is a slick-haired and sure-footed bull from a well-known cow line in our herd.

$6,500 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. Lot 14 is a very similar bull to his half-brother above. He brings top-end foot EPDs to make him a foot fixer and some great carcass numbers. He pairs really well with 13 if you are breeding and retaining a group of heifers.

Birth Date: 03-25-2020 4 SONS PLUS ONE 1H77 Reference Sire Bull +*19725046

Tattoo: 1H77

$ INDEXES

#*Connealy Confidence Plus

#*Connealy Confidence 0100

$M +102 2% $EN +4 15% $W +68 $G +72 20% $B +183 20% $C +339 5%

+*E&B Plus One Elbanna of Conanga 1209 19196960 #+E&B Lady 1023 Precision 936 #+E&B 1680 Precision 1023 E&B Lady 878 New Design 441 #*Mill Brae Identified 4031 #*Koupals B&B Identity *Mill Brae I Karama 7237 *Mill Brae Pro Blackcap 1092 18923181 Mill Brae Stim Karama 3025

#*Connealy Stimulus 8419 Mill Brae AB Karama 1304

CED BW EPD WW EPD YW EPD SC

DOC

+12 15% -1.2 10% +60

+108

+.40

+16

+14.1 10%

Claw Angle

CEM Milk

CW MARB

4 Sons Plus One 1H77 - Reference Sire A Kentucky-born bull, 4 Sons Plus One 1H77, should be familiar to anyone who has opened our catalog before. His progeny grow well, scan well on ultrasound, and are very consistent. They do all that with a moderate mature size. Originally purchased in 2021, he has seen both AI and natural service use nearly every season since. He has a large number of calves expected to hit the ground this fall and next spring as well. +.35 10% +.34 3% +9 +28 35% +55 +.94 25% +1.07 10%

12 TH ANNUAL FALL SALE | SMITHS GROVE, KY | OCTOBER 27, 2025 11

OAK HOLLOW YEARLING BULLS

Birth Date: 09-25-2024 Tattoo: 2M50 OAK HOLLOW 2M50 OF 3G50 1H77 15 Bull *21052581

Birth Date: 09-23-2024 Tattoo: 2M47 OAK HOLLOW 2M47 OF 4J15 1H77 18 Bull *21052579

+*E&B Plus One

#*Connealy Confidence Plus #+E&B Lady 1023 Precision 936 #*Mill Brae Identified 4031 Mill Brae Stim Karama 3025

+*E&B Plus One

#*Connealy Confidence Plus #+E&B Lady 1023 Precision 936 #*Mill Brae Identified 4031 Mill Brae Stim Karama 3025 +*Yon High Cotton D885 K C F Bennett Absolute C55 #K C F Miss Sierra Cut Y374 +*Yon Queen B964

+*4 Sons Plus One 1H77

19725046 *Mill Brae I Karama 7237

$ INDEXES

$M +112 1% $EN +16 3% $B +166 35% $C +327 15%

$M +85 15% $EN -8 30% $B +164 $C +298 25%

*K C F Bennett Wellspring

*Montana Deep Well K C F Miss Protege Z6 Yon Palmetto K C F Miss NPV U480

*Yon High Profit

*Oak Hollow Lassie 3G50

*Oak Hollow Pride 4J15

19730685 K C F Miss Palmetto E667 Dam's WWR 4-102 Dam's C/I

20179141 *Oak Hollow Pride 3F45

371 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

Dam's WWR 2-107 Dam's C/I 366 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+13 10% -1.4 10% +64

+102

+13

+.44

+11.7

+.46

+1.5

+68

+117

+.64

+21

+.48

+11.7

+.30 3%

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

CW MARB RE

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

CW MARB RE

+.37 10% +13 10% +29 30% +.69 25% +.59

+1.13 20% +53

+.95 30% +.85 35%

+.43 30% +9

+36 4% +.13

+.21

+1.07

+57

+.73

+1.11 10%

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

592

100

965

3.22

12.1

703

108

1197

111

3.72

104

14.6

107

$6,500 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. 2M50 is a full brother to Oak Hollow 2L28, a bull purchased by Futrell Farms in Cadiz, KY, last fall that will see AI use in our herd in the coming breeding season. Their mother has one of the best udders we have in the herd and she is out of the same cow as herd sire Oak Hollow 2J47.

$5,500 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. 2M47 is another big ribeye 1H77 son. We like the spread of numbers, the feet, and the carcass. This bull is recommended for terminal use only due to his mother’s udder and his GE-EPDs for the trait.

Birth Date: 09-08-2024 Tattoo: 2M25 OAK HOLLOW 2M25 OF 3114 1H77 16 Bull *21036135

Birth Date: 09-19-2024 Tattoo: 2M41 OAK HOLLOW 2M41 OF 3025 1H77 19 Bull *21043551

+*E&B Plus One

#*Connealy Confidence Plus #+E&B Lady 1023 Precision 936

+*E&B Plus One

#*Connealy Confidence Plus #+E&B Lady 1023 Precision 936 #*Mill Brae Identified 4031 Mill Brae Stim Karama 3025 #*N Bar Emulation EXT Oak Hollow Cliolier 1402 Oak Hollow 7709 of 1318 1118 OAK Hollow Effie 1845

+*4 Sons Plus One 1H77

19725046 *Mill Brae I Karama 7237

#*Mill Brae Identified 4031 Mill Brae Stim Karama 3025 OAK HOLLOW 0916 of 2037 0038 +Oak Hollow 0038 of 1402 EXt

$ INDEXES

$M +105 2% $EN +14 4% $B +138 $C +284 35%

$M +94 5% $EN +7 10%

+Oak Hollow 0038 of 1402 EXt

#Oak Hollow Eurotia 3114

Oak Hollow Effie 3025

OAK Hollow Eurotia 2037 +Oak Hollow 0038 of 1402 EXt OAK Hollow Eurotia 2436

$B +130 $C +263

17197335 Oak Hollow Eurotia 2966

16713113 OAK Hollow Effie 2205

Dam's WWR 12-104 Dam's C/I 352 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

Dam's WWR 13-104 Dam's C/I 383 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+.6 35% +47

+83

-.10

+17

CW MARB RE +.37 30% +15.4 3% +.29 2%

+1.2

+62

+92

+.45

CW MARB RE +.38 30% +16.2 2% +.47

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

+.31 2% +9

+28 35% +.69 25% +.60 +1.06

+39

+.42

+.73

+.54

+21

+.83 10% +.74 15% +1.11 30% +41

+.44 +1.03 15%

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

508

945

2.69

12.5

591

978

2.51

13.0

$5,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. We know a cow pretty well when she does 12 @104. The indexes are strong on Lot 16, given that he is out of such an old cow, and the top 2% feet help in many herds. This is a good cow maker.

$5,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on cows. The dam of lot 19 is cut from the same cloth as lot 16. She is an old cow we know well with a perfect udder. The Effie 2205 line has had one of the most significant impacts of any in the last 20 years. The bull himself should sire slick calves, sound udders, and profitable females with a big ribeye.

Birth Date: 09-14-2024 Tattoo: 2M35 OAK HOLLOW 2M35 OF G476 1H77 17 Bull *21039006

+*E&B Plus One

#*Connealy Confidence Plus #+E&B Lady 1023 Precision 936 #*Mill Brae Identified 4031 Mill Brae Stim Karama 3025 #Barbara of Plattemere 337 #*Yon Future Focus T219 Yon Burgess W361 #*Sitz Upward 307R

+*4 Sons Plus One 1H77

19725046 *Mill Brae I Karama 7237

$ INDEXES

$M +105 2% $EN +6 10% $B +161 $C +314 15%

#*Plattemere Weigh Up K360

+*Yon Burgess G476

19438179 +*Yon Burgess B421

Dam's WWR 5-94 Dam's C/I 365 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+12 15% -.9 15% +60

+108

+.73

+19

+.67

+13.9 15% +.50

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

CW MARB RE

+.27 1% +8

+28 35% +.76 15% +.71 15% +1.11 30% +49

+.72

+1.17 10%

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

531

958

2.60

13.9

102

$6,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. It is pretty standard for 1H77 to sire top-end $M with $300 $Combined progeny. 2M35 has strong udders, good FL, and a big ribeye. This is a nice bull. Don’t overlook him because of his half-brothers.

12 TH ANNUAL FALL SALE | SMITHS GROVE, KY | OCTOBER 27, 2025 12

OAK HOLLOW YEARLING BULLS

Bull *21052583 Tattoo: 2M52 OAK HOLLOW 2M52 OF 4021 8128 20

Woodall 566 of 884 SIG Birth Date: 09-29-2024

*Boyd Signature 1014 #Woodall 884 of 583 FA

Woodall 8128 356 566

19461540 Woodall Pris 356 944 4925

#*Connealy In Focus 4925 #Woodall 944 of 685 PRED OAK HOLLOW 1825 of 3D63 1532 *OAK HOLLOW 1532 of 2205 1089

$ INDEXES

$M +86 15% $EN -16 $B +175 25% $C +313 20%

*Oak Hollow Effie 4021

Oak Hollow Effie 3D63

19826161 *Oak Hollow Effie 3819

*OAK HOLLOW 1611 of 3447 1422 Oak Hollow Effie 3273

Dam's WWR 3-110 Dam's C/I 476 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+2.1

+71

+116

+.77

+17

+.52

+13.7 15% +.40 20%

Angle CEM Milk Teat

Udder

CW MARB RE

+.42 25% +10 30% +28 35% +.69 25% +.52

+1.09

+59

+.76

+1.19 10%

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

682

114

1180

111

4.22

124

15.0

113

$6,500 starting bid. Recommended for use on cows. 2M52 is a full brother to Oak Hollow Woodwright 2352, a bull we have used more than any in the last 12 months. There is a lot to like about their mother as well as the performance of this bull. With a slightly elevated birthweight for heifers, he is a great choice to go on cows and keep replacements.

Bull *21107080 Tattoo: 2M63 OAK HOLLOW 2M63 OF 4H68 8128 21

Bull *21107081 Tattoo: 2M64 OAK HOLLOW 2M64 OF 4H64 8128 22

Woodall 566 of 884 SIG Birth Date: 10-25-2024

Woodall 566 of 884 SIG Birth Date: 10-26-2024

*Boyd Signature 1014 #Woodall 884 of 583 FA

Woodall 8128 356 566

19461540 Woodall Pris 356 944 4925

#*Connealy In Focus 4925 #Woodall 944 of 685 PRED *OAK HOLLOW 1801 of 3272 1150 *Oak Hollow 1150 of 2542 0035

#*Connealy In Focus 4925 #Woodall 944 of 685 PRED *OAK HOLLOW 1857 of 3638 1641 +*OAK HOLLOW 1641 of 2542 7709

$ INDEXES

$M +72 35% $EN -27 $B +174 30% $C +298 25%

$M +98 3% $EN -8 30% $B +157 $C +302 25%

*Oak Hollow Eurotia 4H68

*Oak Hollow Miss Burgess 4H64 20086710 Graham Miss Burgess HV723

Oak Hollow Cliolier 3272 K C F Bennett Weigh Up D404 Oak Hollow Eurotia 3B51

Oak Hollow Blackbird W 3638 Ogilvie of Graham HV 254 Graham Miss Burgess HV432

20086700 *Oak Hollow Eurotia 3F37 Dam's WWR 3-101 Dam's C/I

391 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

Dam's WWR 3-107 Dam's C/I 387 CED BW WW YW SC DOC HS

HP CLAW

+11 15% -1.4 10% +72

+124 +1.00

+22

+.59

+11.4

+.48

+.9

+64

+107

+1.21 30% +23 35% +.40 35% +13.9 15% +.42 25%

Angle CEM Milk Teat +.34 5% +14 5% +31 20% +.21

Udder

CW MARB RE

Angle CEM Milk Teat +.31 2% +10 30% +32 15% +.45

Udder

CW MARB RE

+.31

+1.15 15% +61

+.85

+.98 20%

+.48

+1.14 15% +56

+.82

+.59

PERFORMANCE DATA

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

Act BW Adj WW Ratio Adj YW Ratio Adj IMF Ratio

Adj RE

Ratio

677

105

1176

103

3.27

13.8

701

108

1211

106

3.43

15.6

107

$5,500 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. Here is a nice calving ease 8128 son with a good spread on numbers and a strong $C. We would shy away from heifer retention with him. His mother’s udder leaves some room for improve- ment, and the genomic component does not like what the DNA says. He is a very solid bull otherwise.

$6,000 starting bid. Recommended for use on heifers or cows. 2M64 is a high per- former on a cow that is expected to achieve Pathfinder status in the spring. There is a ton to like about him. His dam is a half-sister to the dam of Lot 1. He pairs extremely well with Lot 20.

WOODALL 8128 356 566 Reference Sire

*Boyd Signature 1014 Birth Date: 10-12-2018

Bull 19461540

Tattoo: 8128

$ INDEXES

#*Kesslers Frontman R001 *Boyd Erica Dianna 9054 #*S A V Final Answer 0035 Woodall 583 of 2077 RP Black Cana of Conanga 206 #*G A R Predestined #Woodall 685 of 4118 OBJ #*Mytty In Focus

$M +97 3% $EN -15 $W +88 10% $G +71 20% $B +195 10% $C +350 4%

Woodall 566 of 884 SIG

18554659 #Woodall 884 of 583 FA

#*Connealy In Focus 4925

Woodall Pris 356 944 4925

17905808 #Woodall 944 of 685 PRED

CED BW EPD WW EPD YW EPD SC

DOC

+12 15% +.5 35% +73 35% +120

+.24

+25 25% +12.7 25%

Claw Angle

CEM Milk

CW MARB

Woodall 8128 356 566 - Reference Sire Woodall 8128 was purchased secondhand in the spring of 2021 and has been used in much the same manner as 1H77 since then. Like his fellow herd sire, he has also seen use in nearly every season since his arrival here. His progeny are sure-footed, athletic, and grow well. His daughters breed well and stay in the herd with a very high success rate. He puts together mature size and performance metrics unrivaled by nearly every other sire in the breed. At seven years old, he is as athletic as he was when he arrived. He will continue to see heavy natural service and AI use in our herd. +.44 30% +.27 1% +11 25% +35 10% +62 25% +.96 20% +1.14 10%

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