18 Month Old Bulls (cont.)
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Fink 5581 of 0520 Reality
Fink 5569 of 6439 Reality
DOB: 03/10/25
Reg #: 21443537
Tattoo: 5581
DOB: 03/07/25
Reg #: 21443528
Tattoo: 5569
Reality x Super Duty x Emulation EXT
Reality x Dash x Extra K205
Pot. Heifer Bull on Larger Heifers
CED BW WW YW RADG DMI YH SC HP CEM Milk -3 2.8 55 97 .20 .91 -0.2 .00 13.3 -3 32 Teat Udder FL MW MH $EN DOC Claw Angle PAP HS .49 .30 1.03 26 -0.3 -1 28 .31 .44 2.30 .62 CW Marb REA Fat $M $W $F $G $B $C 42 .40 .63 .027 76 55 80 38 119 230
CED BW WW YW RADG DMI YH SC HP CEM Milk 4 1.4 50 76 .13 .54 -0.4 1.25 13.6 6 25 Teat Udder FL MW MH $EN DOC Claw Angle PAP HS .78 .68 .99 9 -0.6 12 21 .46 .45 .59 .50 CW Marb REA Fat $M $W $F $G $B $C 13 .08 .25 .012 83 46 31 18 49 147 We would call this bull a flat out heifer bull, but DNA disagrees. Always remember DNA is a great addition; however, most don’t realize accuracy is still pretty low in overall picture.
Some of Finks best females line up on the bottom side of this bull.
Kansas cattleman, Bill Broadie, was just 19 years old when he was shot in Vietnam while serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. It was a long and painful helicopter ride out of the jungle and an even lon - ger plane ride back to the U.S. After losing his leg, Bill returned home to a nation in turmoil. Anti- war protesters not only disagreed with the dispute overseas, but they also angrily criticized the troops who served their country. Fast forward to the four coordinated terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 that killed 2,977 people and injured 6,000 others. Bill knew he needed to do something to ensure that the troops who would battle the war on terror would be appreciated for their ser- vice. That’s how the All American Beef Battalion came to fruition. The cowboy, who worked for Superior Livestock Auction, thought the best way to thank the troops was with a ribeye steak dinner they could enjoy with their loved ones. In 2007, Bill applied for non-prof - it status for his organization, and on April 26, 2008, he and a group of loyal volunteers hosted the first AABB steak feed to members of the Kansas National Guard in Olathe, KS. Since the organization was formed, the All American Beef Battal - ion has served over 451,000 people spanning 26 states. The All American Beef Battalion credits the longevity of the organization to the volunteers and generous donors and fundraisers across the country. We lost Bill in 2021 but continue as an all volunteer organization to carry on his legacy.
Bill Broadie - Center
A group that helped serve at a Ft. Riley, Kansas feed.
Barrett Brodie, son of Bill Broadie giving a presentation at K-State Collegiate Farm Bureau Meeting.
For more information or to volunteer e-mail steaks- fortroops@gmail.com or steaksfortroops.com or mail dontations to P.O. Box 458, Ashland, KS 67831
1/2 of the proceeds for Lot 74 (page 19) will go to the All American Beef Battalion.
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