Red_Alliance_Catalog_Spring_2022

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JBDR I03 J Bar D Ranch

JBDR I08 J Bar D Ranch

Open Heifer Reg. #4470825 Tattoo: I03 DOB: 1/30/2021 A-100% AR

Open Heifer Reg. #4470823 Tattoo: I08 DOB: 2/6/2021 A-100% AR

LSF MERGER 7013T SOR GARNET NK 7738T RED HILL B571 JULIAN 84S BUF CRK VESTA W135 BECKTON EPIC K6 S569 BECKTON LANA M393 LN BECKTON CHEROKEE T450 L3 BECKTON SIERRA G615 WR

LSF MERGER 7013T SOR GARNET NK 7738T RED HILL B571 JULIAN 84S BUF CRK VESTA W135 5L BLAZIN KIND 189-228Y 5L MARTHA 425-2370 5L BLAZIN D 1687-50W 5L ANN DYNA 2787-3759

CL RIVERBEND 323Y

CL RIVERBEND 323Y

AJSA RIVERMAN 12B

AJSA RIVERMAN 12B

RHODES 84S HADLEY Y305 BECKTON EPIC X464 L5

RHODES 84S HADLEY Y305 5L HOT SHOT 2370-186A

BECKTON SIERRA C710 E

5L ANN DYNA 4843-935

BECKTON SIERRA X818 C

5L ANN DYNA 3759-4843

ProS HB GM 105 71 34

ProS HB GM 93 64 29

BW BR WW WR 73 103 528 91

BW BR WW WR 71 100 604 104

CED BW WW YW ADG DMI Milk ME HPG CEM STAY Marb YG CW REA FAT 11 -0.3 58 97 0.24 1.07 24 -2 11 7 17 0.32 0.04 16 0.09 0.01

CED BW WW YW ADG DMI Milk ME HPG CEM STAY Marb YG CW REA FAT 12 -1.2 59 95 0.23 1.38 25 0 11 7 17 0.36 0.05 17 0.08 0.02

When the cowboys were clipping the heads and tails on these two heifers, they said repeatedly, “Those are some darn good heifers.” (They didn’t actually say “darn” but it was close to that word.) The I03 heifer ranks in the Top 25% for ProS and Top 17% of the breed RAAA breed indexes. Perhaps most important, she descends from the highly respected Sierra cow family at Beckton Red Angus. This heifer will make a very good brood cow for years to come. The I08 heifer has an EPD profile that is very well balanced – no extremes. She is very eye appealing, structurally correct and has a phenotype that everyone will appreciate. She sure looks good in her photo. The dam of this heifer comes from the very well respected 5L Red Angus program and, for many, that is simply good enough. Both of these heifers were pulled out of open pasture to go into this sale. The transition from wide open country was a little bit of a culture shock when we moved them into a smaller setting with other heifers under development. They were handled a little more than usual and were a little excitable but have settled down tremendously. With that said, expect them to continue needing a little TLC as they further develop in your pastures.

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