Building the Legacy- June 6, 2015

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AUCTIONEERSChris Poley T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. ..................................306.220.5006Ryan DorranDorran Marketing Inc. ...................................403.507.6483

SALES STAFFNathan Marin..................................................306.869.7130Mark Stock.......................................................403.357.8104

SALES CONSULTANTSDoug HendersonDJH & Associates Ltd. ..................................403.350.8541Rob Holowaychuk Optimal Bovines Inc. .....................................780.916.2628Brian BouchardBouchard Livestock International..................403.813.7999Mark ShologanBouchard Livestock International..................780.699.5082Chad LorenzBouchard Livestock International..................403.896.9585Doug DomolewskiBouchard Livestock International..................403.635.1840Scott BohrsonBohrson Marketing Services .........................403.370.3010

Darryl SniderBohrson Marketing Services ..........................780.385.5561Colton HamiltonBohrson Marketing Services .........................403.507.5416Shane CastleCastlerock Marketing ...................................306.741. 7485Ben Wright .....................................................519.374.3335

For more lot information, please contact the donor or:Belinda Wagner | [email protected] | 306.537.1518Rob Smith | [email protected] | 403.861.6884

INTERNET BIDDINGTEAM 403.234.7429 | [email protected]/web/home.jsp

TERMS OF SALE• Purchaser is responsible for shipping costs and transportation• Contact the donor and arrange for transfer within 90 days of the sale date• No guarantees are made, lots are sold as is• The Canadian Angus Association’s Breeders Guarentee will be followed for all “cattle” lots

Special thanks to our 2015 donors:Cudlobe Farms Henderson Cattle Co. Semex Smithbilt Hats Inc.Arda Farms/ Freeway Angus Canadian Sires T Bar C Cattle Co. Diamond T Cattle Co.Rodgers Red Angus Justamere Farms Ltd. Allflex/Kane Veternary Supplies Reid Angus/Leeuwenburgh Angus Hollinger Land & Cattle/ Zoetis Garvie Mountain AngusMiller Wilson Angus CSI Angus Tullamore Angus Triple S Red AngusBar-E-L Angus Ter-Ron Farms Rob Holowaychuk, OBI Canadian Western AgribitionSix Mile Red Angus Peter J. Campbell James Arnott, Coul Angus Belinda WagnerLauron Red Angus Towaw Cattle Co. Ltd. Atlasta Angus Hamilton FarmsBlairs.Ag Cattle Co. U-2 Ranch Grant Rolston Photography Quebec Angus AssociationLewis Farms Lazy MC Angus Dorran Marketing Inc. Canadian Angus AssociationRemitall Farms Alta Genetics Calgary Stampede

Saturday | June 6 2015 | 8:00 P.M. MSTRadisson Hotel & Conference CentreCalgary Airport | Calgary, Alberta

B U I LD I N G T H E LEGACY

Saturday | June 6 2015 | 8:00 P.M. MSTRadisson Hotel & Conference CentreCalgary Airport | Calgary, Alberta

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The goal of the Canadian Angus Foundation (CAF) is to ensure the continued growth and development of the Angus breed. Logically we look to our junior program to support and encourage our youth to work in the agricultural industry. With the funds raised through the past Legacy sales, the CAF has expand-ed scholarship and bursary opportunities for our juniors. In 2013 we created the Outstanding Young Angus Breeder Award, and in 2014 the Junior Stockman of the Year Award, to assist young breeders that have chosen the Angus business as their career path. These awards help advance their programs as well as reward them for sustaining the industry. The return on the investments made in our youth programs is evident as Canadian Angus is hosting the Convention in Calgary this year, we invite you to take the opportunity to view the historical items on display at “Angus Central” and consider donating items to the archives. Our ongoing fund raiser, “Building A Strong Foundation” is also featured at Angus Central. At

any time you can add an Angus personality to “The Wall of Honour”, recognize an animal with “The Breeder’s Choice”, or have your name engraved on a leaf and added to the “Angus Roots Tree”. The support that the CAF has received in the past from all avenues has been incredible. On behalf of the CAF directors, I THANK YOU, and invite you to be a part of the ‘Building The Legacy - 4’ in Calgary this year, “In Giving, You Receive”.

Sylvia Jackson Chair, Canadian Angus Foundation

Corinne Gibson President, Canadian Angus Association

Rob Smith CEO, Canadian Angus Association

Welcome to the 4th Annual “Building The Legacy” sale.I remember very well the board meeting where the format for this sale was created. It was an exciting idea that has grown to become a true testament to the hearts and the commitment of Angus breeders. Through the generosity of the many donors and buyers, we have been able to create a fund that essentially builds the future of the Angus breed, with youth development foremost in our minds. Many junior members have had their Angus lives enriched by your munificence and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. With that in mind, I can’t wait to bid against you at Convention on some great genetic lots and exciting Angus items. See you there!

We are in a period of MANY success stories in our Canadian Angus fraternity, but I feel like the short history of our Canadian Angus Foundation’s “Building the Legacy” fundraiser auction sale series is one of our greatest.Suggested at a CAA Board meeting in Regina during a bitterly cold day in February, 2012, this ‘idea’ has grown almost exponentially in its first three years to support our Foundation from $40,000 (2012, Lethbridge) to $70,000 (2013, Guelph) to $120,000 (2014, Moose Jaw). I don’t know if we will ever again reach the ‘heady high’ of last year’s total in Saskatchewan, but I do know that this year’s donors have ‘dug deep’ to offer the very best, and most exciting, genetics, art, services and experiences that we can possibly hope to have.I am so excited about what our fellow Angus producers have donated this year. We have among some of the most impressive embryo combinations ever (with multiple ‘Elite’ and ‘Premier’ dams and sires among the donated matings) as well as semen on some of today’s most exciting new bulls balanced with some of our historic foundation sires. We also have services, artwork and experiences that will surely help to ‘build our Angus legacy’ and provide you with maximum benefit and enjoyment.

It never ceases to amaze me… humble me… or impress me… when the Canadian Angus Foundation ‘calls’ on any of you, you totally ‘answer the call’ with an impressive donation from the top of your program or with all of your creativity and commitment to value. In the words of Tina Turner: You. Are. Simply. THE BEST.I’m excited that we are sharing this catalogue with EVERY member of the CAA this year. If you are interested in buying, please bid on-line or contact one of the volunteer sales staff and/or consultants. Please remember that everything involved with “Building the Legacy” is donated and volunteer-based. So, as you see our generous donors, volunteers and subsequent buyers at cattle events across our nation this year, please thank them; we truly couldn’t have this fundraiser without them! And as the first few people as reviewing this catalogue, I am hearing this many times: there is something for everyone! Our Foundation continues to take the challenge very seriously from those of you who donate: to create value today and tomorrow for our nation’s Angus fraternity. To that end, we are excited to have inaugurated the new “National Junior Stockman of the Year” and supported the CAA’s “Female Longevity” research project this year in addition to the many new initiatives created in 2012 and 2013. Because of the support from donors and buyers through our “Building the Legacy” sale series, we are being able to say “Yes We Can!” to a whole lot more that celebrates our past and benefits our present and future. Because of YOU, we are “Leading the Charge”!

I can hardly contain my excitement already… can you tell?! And I hope you feel the same way.

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CudlobePick of the Herd:

Black Bred Heifer


Pick of 150 bred heifers

Cudlobe Farms- the Bolduc familyStavely, AB

Dyce: 403-625-0981 • [email protected]: 403-625-0499 • [email protected]

1967 was an amazing year to be Canadian. It was the nation’s centennial anniversary and everyone was celebrating. It was a joyous time of rebirth and renewal and everyone got in on the action. The Angus business was heavily influenced as well, even though it didn’t necessarily know it yet, because a teenager from Stavely who had gone looking for machinery to purchase in 1966 and ended up purchasing three cows instead, calved out the first crop of three calves bearing the prefix “Cudlobe”. Dyce Bolduc, from a family with seedstock roots dating back to 1899, was an active Shorthorn breeder but was intrigued by what black cows could do for the Bolduc’s. With that original purchase of three cows for $380, $290 and $270, a legacy was born that has only grown since.

The Cudlobe name started in 1952, and was registered in 1954. Dyce uses the “UGA” tattoo, while David uses the original tattoo of his father, “UF”. The family also includes Steven: “SB”; Kevin: “KLB”; Kaitlynn: “KMB”; Mat, Adeleen and Merrit (5th generation seedstock producer!): “JB” and “ARB”.

And they are donating YOUR RIGHT to choose from their 2014-born Yearling Heifer pen of over 150 bred females!

The Bolduc's are taking as much 'guess-work' out of this as possible! The heifers are not only bred, they have passed the rigourous selection process at Cudlobe which includes the results of their ultrasound scanning as well as complete Zoetis 50K analysis. The highest YW and Marbling EPD for females born in Canada are in this group! Cudlobe deems themselves Canada's #1 carcass herd and now you will be able to have a true breed leader in this key economic value trait, with all of the inherent quality of a 48-year breeding program.

Cudlobe does as much work as anyone in Canada "On the Information Highway"... embracing all the tools your Canadian Angus Association has to assure quality and value is bred into their herd, generation after generation. They are constantly pressing the Canadian Angus Association to add more tools to assist our commercial cattlemen on added value to their breeding programs. This 'quality' matches the people of Cudlobe as much as the cattle! Their support for our Canadian Angus Foundation has been profound and unwavering. And they are showing their commitment through this extraordinary donation.What a fine example of keeping FOCUS on the real traits that influence economically important factors for not only their program but for their customers as well. The Cudlobe program is a true combination of performance, carcass traits and structural soundness. An example that is studied by many – and now YOU get to take your pick of their next generation of producing Cudlobe 'mama cows'. Please remember, this program sold 140 bull calves last fall for a gross of $1,072,657 to average $7,657. The Cudlobe brand is in demand!

Dyce and David are both CAA Past Presidents and the whole family has played an active role in association development, including our CJAA. They are among our ‘breed elite’, with a compulsion to “build” our “legacy”.

Please consider this unique, bold new donation from one of Canada's largest and most progressive Angus herds - Cudlobe Farms, the Bolduc family!!!

Arda Farms – Jay & Lenore Davis and their family – are one of Canada’s largest Angus producers. They are also, in every sense of the word, a true family operation. Jay & Lenore’s children are not only actively involved in the operation, they are increasingly moving into leadership roles and Jay credits this collaborative approach to taking Arda to yet another level in quality of the cow herd and customer relations as well.

Located just west of Acme, an exciting development in recent years was Jarrett and Garrett’s decision to purchase the Freeway Angus herd, or that of Fred Noad. This purchase has introduced a whole new genetic based into a ‘closed’ herd where the only females that ever sell are those who don’t achieve the strict performance objectives at Arda; these females go to slaughter, not anywhere else. This is why the Davis’ family’s donation is so substantial; how many Canadians have had the chance to add an “Arda” female to their herd? You had the opportunity during last December’s Angus Collection sale to take your pick of their bred heifers, and here is another of these rare occasions. Given the maternal strength of this longtime operation, the possibilities are endlessly impressive.

Arda was virtually ‘first at bat’ to invest in a Wiwa Creek Rush Lake 71’12 semen package; his offspring dominated the 18th Annual Arda Farms / Freeway Angus Bull Sale this past March, including the high seller to Sandy Bar Angus.

Again, the Davis’ welcome you to check out their heifer calves while still walking beside their dams on summer pastures in the coming months. If you want to wait to make your final selection until after weaning, that is all good, too. Given the community-minded sociability of this family, you should give yourself ample time to visit Arda Farms and Freeway Angus; there’s lots of cows to get through and great hospitality to enjoy! The Davis’ are a VERY busy family but always make time for customers and friends with a positive energy and belief in our sector that will have you feeling so excited about this latest important achievement in development of your Angus herd – the “Pick of the Heifer Calves” born in 2015 at Arda Farms!

This family knows so much about generosity of spirit and industry leadership. I’m not surprised that, when asked, they decided immediately to support our Canadian Angus Foundation with an incredible, and very rare, donation.

And I’m sure that, given the stockmen abilities of Jay, Jarrett and Garrett, you will be able to solicit all three to offer their opinions on what heifer you should choose. I see a ‘fierce’… and real fun… debate in the future! All over serving YOU the very best Arda and Freeway can.



1967 was an amazing year to be Canadian. It was the nation’s centennial anniversary and everyone was celebrating. It was a joyous time of rebirth and renewal and everyone got in on the action. The Angus business was heavily influenced as well, even though it didn’t necessarily know it yet, because a teenager from Stavely who had gone looking for machinery to purchase in 1966 and ended up purchasing three cows instead, calved out the first crop of three calves bearing the prefix “Cudlobe”. Dyce Bolduc, from a family with seedstock roots dating back to 1899, was an active Shorthorn breeder but was intrigued by what black cows could do for the Bolduc’s. With that original purchase of three cows for $380, $290 and $270, a legacy was born that has only grown since.

The Cudlobe name started in 1952, and was registered in 1954. Dyce uses the “UGA” tattoo, while David uses the original tattoo of his father, “UF”. The family also includes Steven: “SB”; Kevin: “KLB”; Kaitlynn: “KMB”; Mat, Adeleen and Merrit (5th generation seedstock producer!): “JB” and “ARB”.

And they are donating YOUR RIGHT to choose from their 2014-born Yearling Heifer pen of over 150 bred females!

The Bolduc's are taking as much 'guess-work' out of this as possible! The heifers are not only bred, they have passed the rigourous selection process at Cudlobe which includes the results of their ultrasound scanning as well as complete Zoetis 50K analysis. The highest YW and Marbling EPD for females born in Canada are in this group! Cudlobe deems themselves Canada's #1 carcass herd and now you will be able to have a true breed leader in this key economic value trait, with all of the inherent quality of a 48-year breeding program.

Cudlobe does as much work as anyone in Canada "On the Information Highway"... embracing all the tools your Canadian Angus Association has to assure quality and value is bred into their herd, generation after generation. They are constantly pressing the Canadian Angus Association to add more tools to assist our commercial cattlemen on added value to their breeding programs. This 'quality' matches the people of Cudlobe as much as the cattle! Their support for our Canadian Angus Foundation has been profound and unwavering. And they are showing their commitment through this extraordinary donation.What a fine example of keeping FOCUS on the real traits that influence economically important factors for not only their program but for their customers as well. The Cudlobe program is a true combination of performance, carcass traits and structural soundness. An example that is studied by many – and now YOU get to take your pick of their next generation of producing Cudlobe 'mama cows'. Please remember, this program sold 140 bull calves last fall for a gross of $1,072,657 to average $7,657. The Cudlobe brand is in demand!

Dyce and David are both CAA Past Presidents and the whole family has played an active role in association development, including our CJAA. They are among our ‘breed elite’, with a compulsion to “build” our “legacy”.

Please consider this unique, bold new donation from one of Canada's largest and most progressive Angus herds - Cudlobe Farms, the Bolduc family!!!


ArdaFreeway

Pick of the Herd: Black Heifer Calf

Pick of the 200 2015-born Arda FarmsHeifer Calves

Arda Farms- Jay & Lenore/ Freeway Angus- Jarret and Garrett Davis and familyAcme, AB • 403-888-2524 • [email protected]

Arda Farms – Jay & Lenore Davis and their family – are one of Canada’s largest Angus producers. They are also, in every sense of the word, a true family operation. Jay & Lenore’s children are not only actively involved in the operation, they are increasingly moving into leadership roles and Jay credits this collaborative approach to taking Arda to yet another level in quality of the cow herd and customer relations as well.

Located just west of Acme, an exciting development in recent years was Jarrett and Garrett’s decision to purchase the Freeway Angus herd, or that of Fred Noad. This purchase has introduced a whole new genetic based into a ‘closed’ herd where the only females that ever sell are those who don’t achieve the strict performance objectives at Arda; these females go to slaughter, not anywhere else. This is why the Davis’ family’s donation is so substantial; how many Canadians have had the chance to add an “Arda” female to their herd? You had the opportunity during last December’s Angus Collection sale to take your pick of their bred heifers, and here is another of these rare occasions. Given the maternal strength of this longtime operation, the possibilities are endlessly impressive.

Arda was virtually ‘first at bat’ to invest in a Wiwa Creek Rush Lake 71’12 semen package; his offspring dominated the 18th Annual Arda Farms / Freeway Angus Bull Sale this past March, including the high seller to Sandy Bar Angus.

Again, the Davis’ welcome you to check out their heifer calves while still walking beside their dams on summer pastures in the coming months. If you want to wait to make your final selection until after weaning, that is all good, too. Given the community-minded sociability of this family, you should give yourself ample time to visit Arda Farms and Freeway Angus; there’s lots of cows to get through and great hospitality to enjoy! The Davis’ are a VERY busy family but always make time for customers and friends with a positive energy and belief in our sector that will have you feeling so excited about this latest important achievement in development of your Angus herd – the “Pick of the Heifer Calves” born in 2015 at Arda Farms!

This family knows so much about generosity of spirit and industry leadership. I’m not surprised that, when asked, they decided immediately to support our Canadian Angus Foundation with an incredible, and very rare, donation.

And I’m sure that, given the stockmen abilities of Jay, Jarrett and Garrett, you will be able to solicit all three to offer their opinions on what heifer you should choose. I see a ‘fierce’… and real fun… debate in the future! All over serving YOU the very best Arda and Freeway can.

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RodgersPick of the Herd:Red Heifer Calf

Pick of the 150 2015-born Rodgers Red Angus heifer calves

Rodgers Red AngusShawn & Cathy, Mike & Ellamae Rodgers

Warner, AB403-642-2041 • 403-642-2055 • [email protected]

[email protected] • http://www.rodgersredangus.com

I have such respect for these folks who are, along with Mackenzie Bros. and Towaw, true pioneers and living legends of the Angus breed as the last of the Foundation Red Angus breeders to still be breeding Red Angus. They may not have been the first, but their commitment was at the ground floor, and Canadian Red Angus was built in large part by Mike Rodgers’ hands and its perpetuation carried on his shoulders, among very few others. The fact he has been able to see the profound affect Red Angus has had on the Canadian cattle industry must be extremely gratifying. For me, however, it’s even more reward that we see this program, which began after considerable research in 1970, recently hold their 42nd Annual Performance Test Bull Sale where they sold 53 bulls averaging $7,850.

You will go long and hard to find very many Angus breeders in Canada with any more steadfast commitment to breeding and advancement and passion for Red Angus. Rodgers Red Angus is Mike & Ellamae, Shawn & Kathy and their two sons, Ben and Kurt. They are true Alberta ranchers who raise their Red Angus under range conditions Warner, Alberta. These are the very definition of ‘low maintenance’ cattle, from people who helped define what that actually means to Canadian Angus production!

Rodgers have been fierce advocates for performance testing, often an ‘agitator’ of the Canadian Angus Association through the 1970’s and 80’s to ‘get on board’ with performance testing. They have always believed

that the harbinger of performance is fertility and, to this end, no heifer or cow that ever missed a breeding opportunity and came open has been given a second chance at Rodgers Red Angus.

The show ring was never a big part of the Rodgers Red Angus program, however. Mike says, “I don’t raise my cattle to suit the show ring. I raise my cattle to suit me and I’m happy if they suit somebody else. I don’t raise my cattle to cater to somebody else’s idea. That’s been our philosophy; we raise the kind of cattle we’re comfortable with.” And with their adherence to performance, weaning weight and yearling weights have continually improved. They are one of Canada’s true performance herds and it is their benchmark.

Shawn suggests you take a seriously look at the daughters of Red Flying K Nebula 179X, although I think you might also appreciate those from Red CR Riser 30T. One thing for sure… with over 150 to choose from, you will have A LOT of choice! The Rodgers are totally fine with you waiting until after the calves are weaned if that is your preference; they just ask you have the heifer selected by December 1st. I recommend going to see the herd in their summer pastures on their incredible Rodgers Red Angus mamas, then making your final determination after weaning. One thing is certain… the Rodgers will provide you all the performance data you want!

Having been through much of this great cowherd, please let me tell you this is a ‘shiny gem’ in deep southern Alberta that you likely haven’t travelled to and owe it to yourself to do so. I believe fully that this pick could yield your next ‘great one’; the cow herd is long-established, the sires all high performance and with unique pedigrees, and the people as committed to the forward movement of Angus genetics as anyone in our nation.


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season bull lease

Red MRLA Flex 49ZTattoo: MRLA 49Z • Reg. #: 1685353

Leeuwenburgh AngusDennis, Charles, Johnny, Willard & Jack Leeuwenburgh and familyLethbridge, AB403-308-3003 (Dennis) • [email protected] • www.leeuwenburghangus.com

EPD’s BW -0.5 WW +54 YW +92 Milk +18 TM +45 S A V Net Worth 4200MRLA 53W Red Brox Ms Cherokee 13N

Red BJR Make My Day 981Red Get-A-Long Firefly 363 Red WCF Maverick’s Firefly 11L

The gentlemen at Leeuwenburgh Angus (Dennis is their Angus ‘specialist’) have come up with a really interesting donation for use either this year or, if it’s too late for you in 2015, for your whole breeding season in 2016.

You can use Flex 49Z, one of their Senior Herdsires, among the highest selling bulls in 2013 ($50,000 from McMillen Ranching), to take your program ‘to the next level’. He’s an outcross (a RED Net Worth!!) paternal brother to Six Mile’s 2013 U.S. Reserve Grand Champion Bull, Red MRLA New Era 87Y (from which Jared Hunter, Lauron Red Angus, is offering some embryos sired by later in Lot 138).

While Flex 49Z is an impressive bull himself, as is always the story, he becomes much more valuable when you consider his progeny. The Leeuwenburgh’s had a ‘rip-snorting’ bull sale this spring – 54 bulls averaging $8390. One of the highlights was the Flex 49Z son: the $21,000 Red Lwnbrg Flex 79B to Brylor and Bar 4A.

Leeuwenburgh’s say Flex 79B has unmatched muscle, superior foot quality and an impeccable profile. See for yourself: Flex 49Z is pictured here on May 19th, the day he was removed from the Leeuwenburgh’s pasture. Look at his condition. This is a prime breeding bull and an incredibly unique offer from our friends south of Lethbridge.

Red MRLA Flex 49Z


132 I 5 Straws

BSF Hot Lotto 1401 Reg. #: 17919726 (US)

Again… the first semen to sell in Canada! I was so excited two years ago when Rob and Bryan Willms purchased Lute from the Denver Bull Sale for $23,000. He was my favorite bull and was thrilled to know he was coming to Canada. Now you have the opportunity to purchase the first 5 straws of semen ever offered in Canada! Lute’s dam and full sister have both been crowned Denver Grand Champion in 2010 and 2014, respectively; an historic feat! Lute’s progeny have already been ‘ringing the bell’, with heifer calves to Hillary Sauder ($12,250) and Michelson Land & Cattle ($18,000). This is just the beginning of a powerful and unique Canadian legacy for Lute. Please note his breeding leading EPDs.

132 II 5 Straws

Pleasant Valley Lute 1207Tattoo: IMP 1207Z • Reg. #: 1781195

First semen to sell in Canada! Coming straight from Hamilton’s ‘strategic acquisition’ in Denver this year, here is your chance to get “on the ground floor” with very exciting new genetics! BSF Hot Lotto 1401 is probably the most complete son of Cash to be born to date. Tremendous thickness, soundness, bone, foot size and fleshing ability set this bull apart from all other Angus. The most popular display bull in Denver at the NWSS in 2015. A maternal brother to the 2 time reserve champion bull BSF Opportunist Z5, another popular bull from the ground up. Hot Lotto’s presence and unique pedigree will dictate popularity among seedstock and commercial breeders alike. A must use sire in 2015 to be ahead of the curve, we feel his popularity will rival his tremendous sire. Hot Lotto’s dam has proven herself and the entire cow family are tremendous producers.

Hamilton’s are providing you with FIVE options for embryos, of which they will donated TWO to “Building the Legacy 4”. You can choose what you prefer: the fresh genetics of Lute with the legendary Kodiak’s dam? Or pairing that great 955N cow with Rebel, the worthy successor to Hamilton’s herd bull domination from Kodiak and Tiger? Or a great Kodiak Tibbie (dam of the top three selling heifers for Hamilton’s this spring – all sire by Lute and selling for $26,000, $20,000 and $15,500… wow!) paired with the high selling Krebs Ranch bull in 2013, Smooth, or pairing him with Tiger and El Tigre’s sister, 45Y? Or, finally, taking the power of breed phenomenon, Unanimous, who is ‘rocking the world’ at Canada’s largest Angus producer, Peak Dot Ranch, coupled with none other than Rebel’s dam? Wow, Rob & Gail… to have any of these pairings is incredible. For you to donate TWO of these five… how extraordinarily generous!

132 2 “Package of 3” embryo choices:HF Tibbie 103T (Rebel’s Dam) & Vision Unanimous 1418HF Echo 45Y (Tiger’s sister) & WK Smooth 2382HF Tibbie 70X & WK Smooth 2382Wilbar Ruby 955N (Kodiak’s dam) & Pleasant Valley Lute 1207 or with HF Rebel 53Y ($95,000 high seller in 2012)

Hamilton Farms- Rob & Gail HamiltonCochrane, AB

403.932.5980 • [email protected]

IIIA &B

316B - 2015 high selling daughter of 70X

HF Echo 45Y

HF Tibbie 103T

EPD’s BW +2.0 WW +66 YW +121 Milk +28

EPD’s BW +4.0 WW +60 YW +93 Milk +21 TM +51

BSF Hot Lotto 1401

Pleasant Valley Lute 1207

Again… the first semen to sell in Canada! I was so excited two years ago when Rob and Bryan Willms purchased Lute from the Denver Bull Sale for $23,000. He was my favorite bull and was thrilled to know he was coming to Canada. Now you have the opportunity to purchase the first 5 straws of semen ever offered in Canada! Lute’s dam and full sister have both been crowned Denver Grand Champion in 2010 and 2014, respectively; an historic feat! Lute’s progeny have already been ‘ringing the bell’, with heifer calves to Hillary Sauder ($12,250) and Michelson Land & Cattle ($18,000). This is just the beginning of a powerful and unique Canadian legacy for Lute. Please note his breeding leading EPDs.

Hamilton’s are providing you with FIVE options for embryos, of which they will donated TWO to “Building the Legacy 4”. You can choose what you prefer: the fresh genetics of Lute with the legendary Kodiak’s dam? Or pairing that great 955N cow with Rebel, the worthy successor to Hamilton’s herd bull domination from Kodiak and Tiger? Or a great Kodiak Tibbie (dam of the top three selling heifers for Hamilton’s this spring – all sire by Lute and selling for $26,000, $20,000 and $15,500… wow!) paired with the high selling Krebs Ranch bull in 2013, Smooth, or pairing him with Tiger and El Tigre’s sister, 45Y? Or, finally, taking the power of breed phenomenon, Unanimous, who is ‘rocking the world’ at Canada’s largest Angus producer, Peak Dot Ranch, coupled with none other than Rebel’s dam? Wow, Rob & Gail… to have any of these pairings is incredible. For you to donate TWO of these five… how extraordinarily generous!

2 “Package of 3” embryo choices:HF Tibbie 103T (Rebel’s Dam) & Vision Unanimous 1418HF Echo 45Y (Tiger’s sister) & WK Smooth 2382HF Tibbie 70X & WK Smooth 2382Wilbar Ruby 955N (Kodiak’s dam) & Pleasant Valley Lute 1207 or with HF Rebel 53Y ($95,000 high seller in 2012)


133 3 Embryos

134 3 Embryos

Projected EPD’s BW +3.1 WW +65 YW +103 Milk +14 TM +46

DMM Essence 17T & S A V International 2020

Miller Wilson AngusLee & Dawn Wilson • Bashaw, AB

780-372-3529 • www.millerwilsonangus.ca

Bar-E-L Magnolia 143K & Young Dale Xcaliber 32X

Bar-E-L AngusDave & Lynne Longshore and familyStettler, [email protected] • www.bar-e-l.com

DMM Traction 109JDMM Posi-Traction 57P DMM Miss Essence 90K HF Doc Holiday 72EDMM Top Lass 3G HF Top Gal 33E

S A V Heritage 6295S A V Harvestor 0338 S A V Emblynette 7749 S A V 8180 Traveler 004S A V Emblynette 5483 S A V Emblynette 7260

Lagrand MAF Antidote 5775Young Dale Knock Out 134U Young Dale Erica 26N

S A V 004 Density 4336Brookmore Tibbie 222T Brookmore Tibbie 35N

Bar-E-L Magnolia 143K Young Dale Xcaliber 32X

DMM Essence 17T S A V International 2020

Greenwood Zexy and I Know It

Excitement abounds whenever a Miller Wilson embryo package comes available. And when they are donated? It’s like 7th Heaven…

Much has been written about the extraordinary International 2020 (and just how popular are the Harvestor offspring, anyway?! Check sale results all over North America!), and you can access his direct semen in a Semex donation in Lot 155. DMM

Essence 17T is the dam of our reigning Gold Show Female of the Year for 2014 – Greenwood Zexy And I Know It for the Payne boys at Lloydminster. These two embryos will have huge growth as live calves, stamped with the ‘branded’ Miller Wilson balance and style.

daughter of Lot 133

How exciting is this? The Elite/Premier Dam of Bar-E-L Unforgiven 102U, Senior Herdsire at Wilbar Farms with 133 registered progeny and Bar-E-L Natural Law 52Y, getting increasing use at Tanya Belsham’s Poplar Meadows Angus, mated to the sire of Young Dale Believe 46B, Canada’s highest selling bull at $146,000 last April?! Personally, one of my favorite females in recent years was Bar-E-L Magnolia 15T, a World Angus Forum Futurity qualifier who is the maternal granddaughter of 143K. And Dave & Lynne are giving these embryos away for our Foundation? What great people they are. And for making this genetic match? What inspired cattlemen they are, too.

These embryos are also exportable to the United States and Australia.

TC Stockman 365Bar-E-L MCC 365 Icon 20H Strathmore April 3A

HF Lancer 77DDouble Four Duchess 12G KBJ Ducchess 125A



1364 Embryos

Red Soo Line Countess 6125 & Red Towaw Indeed 104HRed Six Mile Lakota 35W & Red Six Mile & Co Jagger 780A (Both Elite & Premier Dam)



1353 Embryos

Stevenson Enchantress 425F &Vermilion Yellowstone


TC Divident 963Connealys Dividend 730U EFFI Lea of Conanga

Basin Emulation 5653J R S Enchantress 235Z J R S Enchantress 850X

Connealy DatelineVermilion Dateline 7078 Vermilion Blackbird 5044

Vermilion George 7337Vermilion B Jestress 3912 Vermilion C B Jestress 0229

Six Mile Red Angus- Clayton & Corinne Gibson and familyFir Mountain, SK

306-266-4895• [email protected] • www.sixmileredangus.com

Projected EPD’s BW -0.2 WW +61 YW +87 Milk +26 TM +56

Red Lazy MC Divide 8JRed Ter-Ron Rebel 102N Red Ter-Ron Missmae 102K

Red Bar-E-L Approval 4LRed Soo Countess 3211 Red Get-A-Long Countess 535

Red VGW Game Plan 508Red VGW Game Plan 816 Red VGW TW Doll 0270

Red Six Mile Sakic 832SRed Six Mile Cheta 702W Red Six Mile Cheta 716SRed Soo Line Countess 6125

Vermillion Yellowstone

Red Six Mile & Co Jagger 780A

Stevenson Enchantress 425F

I remember so clearly that incredible Agribition Black Angus show when Roger Hardy completely dominated the show with Soo Line Annie K 6271 as the Grand Champion Female (on her way to becoming the ‘World Champion’ by winning the World Angus Forum at Spruce Meadows the following July in 2009) and Soo Line Yellowstone 6344 being named Grand Champion Bull. It was also a sweep for Cudlobe Yellowstone 80M, sire of both the outstanding breed leaders. Enchantress 425F has produced 41 offspring at Cudlobe and, when mated with Elite Sire Vermilion Yellowstone, Canadian Angus history was made. These embryos are full siblings to 80M, so you could make “history repeat itself ”

and build the legacy of your own operation as well as that of these breed-leading genetics.

Soo Line Annie K 6271

Soo Line Yellowstone 6344

Embryos from Six Mile are as “cool as the other side of the pillow”, and this lot features not one but TWO pairings from our CAA President and multiple year “Premier Breeder” at the National Western Red Angus Stock Show. And I’m glad they are one lot, otherwise, how could you choose? Both cows are Elite/Premier Dams.

Six Mile is proud to offer this package of 4 embryos that represent both "proven" and " progressive" genetics. The first two embryos are sired by the maternal masterpiece, Indeed, whose semen is highly valued (check out the Towaw donation in Lot 144!) and daughters are treasured. The donor dam, Countess 6125, produced a Heifer Calf, Red Six Mile Countess 105Y, that was undefeated the show ring in Canada and went on to be crowned the U.S. National Grand Champion Female. The final two embryos are

sired by the $120,000 valued, Reserve Grand Champion Bull at CWA 2014, Red Six Mile & Co Jagger 780A. His first calves came easy and look incredibly promising. The donor cow is none other than the dam of the $65,000 half interest sire, Red Six Mile Game Face 164Y. Lakoto 35W is a stellar donor that is prolific at producing both sexes of progeny.

Straight from the heart of the herd. This package is a combination of the strongest genetics found today. DTC 1P is as nice as they make them with an extra feminine package and functional phenotype. She is the dam to Red Lauron Scenic Route 8Y, now walking at RSL Red Angus in Saskatchewan and

currently a breed leader for calving ease. The sire of the package needs no introduction. A member of the "gone-too-soon" club, but still making strides in top breeding programs across Canada. New Era 87Y was the 2013 Reserve Grand Champion Bull in Denver. He is uniquely bred being a grandson of SAV Net Worth 4200 and progeny have been showstoppers in the ring

for Six Mile Red Angus. Here is your opportunity to enhance your program with a progressive genetic combination.



Six Mile Red Angus- Clayton & Corinne Gibson and familyFir Mountain, SK

306-266-4895• [email protected] • www.sixmileredangus.com


Red Six Mile & Co Jagger 780A

I remember so clearly that incredible Agribition Black Angus show when Roger Hardy completely dominated the show with Soo Line Annie K 6271 as the Grand Champion Female (on her way to becoming the ‘World Champion’ by winning the World Angus Forum at Spruce Meadows the following July in 2009) and Soo Line Yellowstone 6344 being named Grand Champion Bull. It was also a sweep for Cudlobe Yellowstone 80M, sire of both the outstanding breed leaders. Enchantress 425F has produced 41 offspring at Cudlobe and, when mated with Elite Sire Vermilion Yellowstone, Canadian Angus history was made. These embryos are full siblings to 80M, so you could make “history repeat itself ”

and build the legacy of your own operation as well as that of these breed-leading genetics.


1373 Embryos

Projectec EPD’s BW +0.7 WW +61 YW +102 Milk +24 TM +55

Red Lauron Blackbird 3S (Elite & Premier dam) & Red Bieber Rollin Deep Y118

Lauron Red Angus Ron & Laurie Hunter and family

Didsbury, AB403-994-1686 • [email protected]

138 3 Embryos


Red Running Bar Preview 1P & Red MRLA New Era 87Y

Red SSS Blaze 853LRed Running Bar Pronto 26P Red Running Bar Lassie 5L

Red Leachman Curnt Value Red Lauron CV Blackbird 42N Red Alalta Acres Blackbird 7F

Red Beiber Rough Rider 10712Red Beiber Roosevelt W384 Red Beiber Sheba 9602

Red Beiber Boone 8000Red Beiber Tilly 399W Red Beiber Tilly 303S

Lauron Red Angus- Jared HunterDidsbury, AB

403-507-1030 • [email protected]

Red Blaze V415Red SSS Blaze 853L Red SSS Belle 21H

Red Running Bar High Duke 8DRed Running Bar Den Des D 6G Red Running Bar Cen Des 41E

S A V Net Worth 4200MRLA 53W Red Brox Ms Cherokee 13N

Red Soder Canyon 126MRed MRLA Miss 845S Red North Peace 11NRed Running Bar Preview 1P

Red MRLA New Era 87Y

Red Lauron Blackbird 3S Red Bieber Rollin Deep Y118

Lauron is honoured to donate a package of embryos from the mating of Red Lauron Blackbird 3S, an Elite/Premier female and Red Bieber Rollin Deep Y118, sire of their high selling sire group at the bull sale this year. This is a unique donation given the rarity of this pedigree on the Canadian market. Lauron has a bull calf and heifer on the ground

from this mating; the bull is GROWTH oriented and the heifer is feminine and exceptional! They don't plan to market these embryos anywhere elsewhere (with the exception of Brent Brewin who bought a package at Agribition), but after seeing the calves the Hunter family would like to "share the wealth" for our ‘worthy cause’. Rollin Deep has created a TON of amount of interest on both sides of the

border, and is soon returning to Bieber Ranch. The embryos are at DRI.

Straight from the heart of the herd. This package is a combination of the strongest genetics found today. DTC 1P is as nice as they make them with an extra feminine package and functional phenotype. She is the dam to Red Lauron Scenic Route 8Y, now walking at RSL Red Angus in Saskatchewan and

currently a breed leader for calving ease. The sire of the package needs no introduction. A member of the "gone-too-soon" club, but still making strides in top breeding programs across Canada. New Era 87Y was the 2013 Reserve Grand Champion Bull in Denver. He is uniquely bred being a grandson of SAV Net Worth 4200 and progeny have been showstoppers in the ring

for Six Mile Red Angus. Here is your opportunity to enhance your program with a progressive genetic combination.


1403 Embryos

139 3 Embryos


Red Southlans Mabel 36S & Red Wrights 832S Iron Hide 4Z

Blairs.Ag Cattle Co.- Kevin BlairLanigan, SK

306-365-7922 • [email protected] • www.blairscattleco.com

Durlowe Jester 34LRed Northlilne Equalizer 189N Northline Lady 189K

Red Northline Rob Roy 122KRed Southland Mabel 61P Red Little De Mabel 121H

Red Six Mile Aviator 217PRed Six Mile Sakic 832S Red Six Mile Sierra 257P

Red Brylor New Trend 22DRed BWB Faye 48N of Trend Red BWB Faye 77’00

Red LFE Susie Q 118W &Red LFE Lewis 802S


Red Northline Rob Roy 122KRed Northline Robson 116P Red ARSF Rosette 16F

Red Soder Canyon 126MRed LFE Susie Q 42S Red Oarlock Susie Q 21H

Red YY Red Knight 640FRed Northline Kine 305J Red Northline Ruby 305D

Red Compass Red Dawn 631HRed Oarlock Georgina 8M Red Oarlock Georgina 7H Lewis Farms

Spruce Grove, ABJordan Buba 780-818-4047 • Kyle Lewis 780-220-9188

[email protected] • www.lewisfarms.ca

Red Southlans Mabel 36S Red Wrights 832S Iron Hide 4Z

Red LFE Susie Q 118W Red LFE Lewis 802S

Embryos from Blairs.Ag? It wouldn’t be the same without them! The Blairs team, along with Miller Wilson and Alta Genetics are the three donors who have contributed to each of the four “BTL” fundraisers sales so far. Given the whole “Building the Legacy” concept was Kevin’s from the start, he is truly, and as always, “putting his money (or donation) where his mouth is”!

Please note how “Canadian” this pedigree is? I love when I see generations of ‘unique’ to the rest of our Angus global community because it represents Canada’s outstanding Red Angus producers like Wrights, Northline, Southland, SSS, Brylor, Six Mile and, of

course, putting it all together, Blairs.Ag.

Blairs ‘spares no expense’ in pursuit of the great sires and dams of our times, and each of these represent a strategic acquisition: one from the Southland Red Angus dispersal sale and the other from the legendary Red Round-Up ($51,000 high seller). This approach is working out so very well for our CAA Past President and his team: their recent “Pursuit of Excellence” bull sale sold 70 bulls to average $8,594, including

the top seller for $55,000. Their benevolence, however, matches their breeding prowess and entrepreneurial spirit and “BTL4” is so much better off for it!

Lewis Farms is very humbled to be asked to contribute to the “BTL4”. They believe there is nothing more important than youth in agriculture. We are very excited about the embryos they have offered, mothered by their favourite and most productive Red Angus cow, LFE 118W. Her track record speaks for itself: a division winner at the 2009 World Angus Forum, her first calf was a member of their first Angus fall show string and then went on to sell in their 2011 Leading Ladies Female sale to Rainbow Red Angus. Her second calf is the best Red 3-year-old in production at Lewis’. She then produced the high selling Red female in the 2014 Leading Ladies to Jean Francois-Leblond and, finally, last fall Katey Tufty took her heifer calf as her pick of their Angus heifer calves and, as history repeats itself again, she has yet another ripper heifer at side now. Needless to say, by flushing her the

Lewis’ really hope to get at least one bull calf! The sire to this donation was Lewis Farms’ high selling Red bull in their 2008 bull sale to MC Quantock Livestock where he is well regarded. He is sired by Northline King, who Lewis Farms believes may have sired their most consistent calf crops during his service. These embryos are an ‘older’ pedigree but the producers they become will be so right for the times! Embryos are non-exportable and are stored at DRI.


1434 packages of10 or 5 straws

Henderson Cattle Co.- Doug & Linda HendersonLacombe, AB403-350-8541 • [email protected] • www.hendersoncattle.com

Contemporary and Historic genetics from the Henderson Cattle Co. ‘semen museum’

141 A & B 2 Packages of 5 Straws


S A V Prodigy 8101Tattoo: IMP 8101U • Reg. #: 1498483

Remitall F Prospector 110ZTatt00: GR 110Z • Reg. #: 1670416

Remitall FarmsRichard & Kelly, Gary & Jacci Latimer and family

Olds, AB403-507-1122 • [email protected] • www.remitall.ca

S A V Net Worth 4200S A V Prodigy 8101 S A V Blackbird 3155

Justamere 1118 Cash 665PRemitall Ellegra 719U Remital Ellegra 72P

S A V 8180 Traveler 004S A V Net Worth 4200 S A V May 2410

Bon View New Design 878S A V Blackbird 3155 S A V Blackbird 4036

This bull rewrote history last year: our Gold Show Champion, National Champion, Farmfair and Agribition Supreme Champion… no other animal in history has done this. Cattlemen of all breeds remarked that 2014 was “Prospector’s Year” and, as a result, “Remitall’s Year”. And now, because of this outstanding bull, we will have many years where you will be able to reap the benefit of his genetic superiority. You could say our extraordinary bull sale season was given the proverbial ‘kick start’ when Prospector sold at Power & Perfection during Agribition for $62,000 to Breed Creek Angus. He is the bull that everyone loves, and now you can access his genetics, donated by the Latimers.

EPD’s BW +4.0 WW +49 YW +92 Milk +25 TM +51Remitall F Prospector 110Z



Remitall FarmsRichard & Kelly, Gary & Jacci Latimer and family

Olds, AB403-507-1122 • [email protected] • www.remitall.ca

Sire of last year’s runaway “Show Bull of the Year”, Prodigy was, himself, the 2010 CAA National Champion Bull. Gary and Richard chose him from the 2009 SAV sale for $25,000. If you tour Remitall, you will see dozens of moderate-framed, ultra easy-keeping young females with tight, perfect udders and big calves; chances are pretty good, they will be Prodigy daughters. He is a real ‘powerhouse’ sire: as stout as they come, as massive in his musculature, and siring the top of the Latimer’s bull pen year after year. And please note the importance of Blackbird in the Schaff herd; the strength of Prodigy’s daughters is no coincidence!S A V Prodigy 8101

To the Canadian Angus Foundation… from the ‘foundation’ of the Henderson Cattle Co. Semen Museum!Buyer can choose up to two bulls. If the buyer does not choose a 2nd bull, the runner-up bidder will be asked if they would like to choose a bull at the same price. If the runner-up does not exercise this choice, bidding will be reopened for the 2nd selection from the group.

Lot 143: Group 1 – 10 units for each bullA - O G L Battle Cry 427 128 - IMP 5320D - 871986B - V D A R New Trend 315 - IMP 315X - 689500C - Remitall H Rachis 21R - BH 21R - 1274555D - GAR Commitment - IMP 3654D - 990258E - Hoff Head Of The Class SC534 - IMP 00627G - 1083683F - Hoff Great Western S C 456 - IMP 067A - 756067G - Sitz Tradition RLS 8702 - IMP 8702M - 1292830

Lot 143: Group 2 – 5 units for each bullH - Wandering Creek Challenger 5A - WLS 5A - 349677I - Perryville Lancer 56P - NXW 56P - 568410J - Perryville Mozart 7U - NXW 7U - 626358K - Belmoral Baros 4'75 - PGE 4G - 445990L - Northern Excitement GAF 13J - WEG 13J - 476692M - Perryville Esso Extra 17M - NXW 17M – 523366 (sire of DMM Essoteric 67R!)N - Perryville Roscoe 17N - NXW 17N - 550111

1-A &B2-A&B


Hollinger Land & Cattle- Chad Hollinger and familyNeudorf, SK


1451 Package of 5 Straws

US EPD’s BW +2.4 WW +45 YW +81 Milk +18

Silveiras S Sis GQ 2353Tattoo: 2353 • Reg. #: 17322546 (US)


74-51 Sudden Look 1023Tattoo: IMP 1023Y • Reg. #: 1778927

Justamere Farms Ltd.- Jon & Shelly Fox and familyLloydminster, SK

306-825-9702 • [email protected] • www.justamereranches.com

O C C Legend 616LB C Lookout 7024 Gibbet Hill Mignonne E37

EXAR Sudden Impact 1537EXG Lucy P061 R3 EXG Anchorage Lucy M107 R3

Gables Hot RdSilveiras Style 9303 Silveiras Elba 2520 B C Lookout 7024K N C Cabin Creek Sandy 804 K N C Cabin Creek Sandy

OCC Legacy 839LTattoo: IMP 839L • Reg. #: 1193688

EPD’s BW +1.7 WW +35 YW +66 Milk +17 TM +35 D H D Traveler 6807O C C Echelon 857E Dixie Erica of C H 1019

O C C Anchor 771AO C C Dixie Erica 960E Dixie Erica of R R 4345

Canadian Sires- a division of Bohrson Marketing ServicesCarstairs, AB

403-370-3010 • [email protected] • www.bohrson.com

O C C Legacy 839L is a maternal giant who has left his mark in the Angus breed. He offers a different twist of pedigree that is still very recognizable and proven within the breed. The Legacy females are absolutely beautiful and were the feature sire group at the Crowfoot Dispersal in 2013. They are moderate framed with extra rib shape, fleshiness and neck extension that are right for the times. Legacy continues to leave the females with beautiful udders, square hipped and big footed while proving to add longevity. His bulls have been well accepted by commercial cattleman as they are very easy doing, moderate and tanky individuals with overall soundness. Legacy semen is now in limited quantities with only a small offering sold. Scott offered this donation immediately after last year’s “BTL”, so it was actually our first donation for this year… such is the level of commitment from Canadian Sires and Bohrson

Marketing Services.

144 A & B


Reappearing from last year, the Fox family of Justamere are giving one final package on the 2014 Denver Senior Champion Bull, Sudden Look. This will be your final opportunity to purchase this semen after the limited amount shared at select consignment opportunities over the past year. Justamere owns Canadian semen rights to this great herd sire.

He was the bull that EVERYONE was talking about in Denver last year. EVERYONE who was there said he was the ‘Canadian’ bull in attendance – so massive muscled and big-middled to produce those rugged sons and broody daughters… the Canadian kind… and the kind that lead to “Building the Legacy”!

I’m so proud that Chad Hollinger donated to “BTL4”; he really kind of ‘owned’ the fall of 2014 in our Gold Show program. Chad has been collecting outstanding genetics for years and displaying and selling to our Canadian public quality of impressive growth each year. Well, last year, the young man from Neudorf, SK was named “Premier Breeder” and “Premier Exhibitor” at our National Angus Show at Regina’s Agribition. And if you considered his show string, his success in the ring was not a surprise because his cattle were that good.And getting better with each breeding decision he makes! By acquiring Canadian rights to this featured seller at the 2013 Based Loaded sale, Chad and Roger Reynolds (CSI Angus) are excited to bring this extra deep bodied, cool fronted, super sound bull’s genetics “north of the 49th”! He was a ‘crowd favorite’ (like Sudden Look last year), possessing that stout, massive, easy-keeping Canadian ‘look’ in a hot American package (Hot Rod by Lookout… no one should expect anything other than style and balance mashed together with muscle). This is the only opportunity other than Chad’s sale this spring to access these genetics, so take advantage of your opportunity to “build the legacy” of quality cattle in Canada… and value in our Canadian Angus Foundation.

OCC Legacy 839L

74-51 Sudden Look 1023

Silveiras S Sis GQ 2353

CSI Angus- Roger ReynoldsEmerald Park, SK306-536-6112 • [email protected]

Red Rock Creek TrekRed CC Expansion 5E Red Coulee Crest Annette 4C

Red ARSF Bold Edition 2ARed Towaw Molly 67C Red Towaw Molly 34R



Justamere Farms Ltd.- Jon & Shelly Fox and familyLloydminster, SK

306-825-9702 • [email protected] • www.justamereranches.com


Canadian Sires- a division of Bohrson Marketing ServicesCarstairs, AB

403-370-3010 • [email protected] • www.bohrson.com

I’m so proud that Chad Hollinger donated to “BTL4”; he really kind of ‘owned’ the fall of 2014 in our Gold Show program. Chad has been collecting outstanding genetics for years and displaying and selling to our Canadian public quality of impressive growth each year. Well, last year, the young man from Neudorf, SK was named “Premier Breeder” and “Premier Exhibitor” at our National Angus Show at Regina’s Agribition. And if you considered his show string, his success in the ring was not a surprise because his cattle were that good.And getting better with each breeding decision he makes! By acquiring Canadian rights to this featured seller at the 2013 Based Loaded sale, Chad and Roger Reynolds (CSI Angus) are excited to bring this extra deep bodied, cool fronted, super sound bull’s genetics “north of the 49th”! He was a ‘crowd favorite’ (like Sudden Look last year), possessing that stout, massive, easy-keeping Canadian ‘look’ in a hot American package (Hot Rod by Lookout… no one should expect anything other than style and balance mashed together with muscle). This is the only opportunity other than Chad’s sale this spring to access these genetics, so take advantage of your opportunity to “build the legacy” of quality cattle in Canada… and value in our Canadian Angus Foundation.

CSI Angus- Roger ReynoldsEmerald Park, SK306-536-6112 • [email protected]


149 3 Straws

Towaw Cattle Co. Ltd.- Kirk & Jill Wildman and familySangudo, AB

780-785-3443 • [email protected] • www.towawcattle.com

1483 Ampules

EPD’s BW 0.0 WW +51 YW +73 Milk +20 TM +45

Red Towaw Indeed 104HTattoo: WDV 104H • Reg. #: 942651

147 5 Straws

Early Sunset Emulous 60ETattoo: CWB 60E • Reg. #: 409285

Peter J. CampbellAlvinston, ON


EPD’s BW -2.2 WW +60 YW +97 Milk +18 TM +48

Ter-Ron Park Place 18YTattoo: HFX 18Y • Reg. #: 1648928

Ter-Ron Farms- Rob & Maureen and Terry & Sharon Adams and familyForestburg, AB

780-582-3720 • [email protected] • www.ter-ronfarms.com

HF Kodiak 5RHF Tiger 5T HF Echo 54R

Red Lazy MC Divide 8JRed Ter-Ron Goldie 240L Red Ter-Ron Goldie 240J

Red Rock Creek TrekRed CC Expansion 5E Red Coulee Crest Annette 4C

Red ARSF Bold Edition 2ARed Towaw Molly 67C Red Towaw Molly 34R

Emulous T N 70Biffles Emulous 775 Biffles Princess 381 Edwin Erison of Angus GlenEarly Sunset Pride 88 Pride’s Beauty Grant Lodge 10

The Adams family decided a few years back that it would be a valuable asset to the Red Angus breed to incorporate the great HF Tiger 5T. They flushed Fully Loaded 540R’s dam to Tiger and came up with Park Place 18Y. Park Place has actually exceeded their expectations with high sellers in their annual bull sale, like this year’s Red Ter-Ron Bazinga 13B for $39,000 for half-interest. He is siring soggy, soft-made offspring who have tremendous hair coats, growth, soundness, and are structurally correct. When you walk into the bull pen you can easily pick out the Park Place calves whether they be black or red. The birth weights are moderate and suitable for heifers. These genetics are new and fresh, and the offpsring are right for the times. The way that Park Place has bred really excites Ter-Ron about the impact he will have on the future of the breed.

Peter Campbell, an Ontario breeder since 1978, has come up with this year’s standard ‘blast from the past’ by offering semen (in ampoules!) from the Grand Champion Bull at Agribition ’74 and a true breed giant. This same year 60E’s full sister was the Grand Champion Female. He would go on to sire the 1st Prize Open (all breeds) “Get” at Agribition in 1976, and also sire P S Powerplay, the Canadian “Sire of the Year” in 1982 and one of the most utilized Canadian bulls in U.S. history. Talk about ‘rare and valuable’!!!

Where does one start when you want to talk about ‘a legend’? That he is a CAA-designated Elite Sire? That he has produced 876 registered offspring in Canada? That he factors in to over 5,000 pedigrees in our Canadian Herd Book? That, 16 years after his birth, he is considered as ‘contemporary’ as a 2014-born yearling bull, proving just how ageless his excellence truly is?Indeed 104H is a foundation sire at both Towaw and Six Mile. He has proven himself a maternal masterpiece, siring daughters with incredible udder structure and milk production. His progeny are easy fleshing, maternal and highly valued. His semen is very limited and the last few straws sold commanded $1,000 per straw.

Ter-Ron Park Place 18Y

Early Sunset Emulous 60E

Red Towaw Indeed 104H


151 A & B2 Packages of 5 straws


152 5 straws

Red Lazy MC Gunner 144BTattoo: CBM 144B • Reg. #: 1818808

Lazy MC Angus- Clint & Angela Morasch and familyBassano, AB

403-641-2621 • [email protected] • www.lazymcangus.com

150 5 Straws


U-2 Ranch- Darren & Joanne Unger and familyCoaldale, AB

403-345-2333 • [email protected] • www.u2ranch.ca

Red U2 Mission 61WTattoo: DUA 61W • Reg. #: 1504181

Red LJC Lancer 806Red LJC Mission Statement P27 Red LJC Hannah 106

Red U-2 Wanted: 917JRed U-2 Stormy 205M Red U-2 Stormy 936J

Red SSS Soldier 365WRed Lazy MC Trooper 21Y Lazy MC Express 60W

Lazy MC Worldwide 5KRed Lazy MC Star 185M Red Lazy MC Star 100J

Red YY 23L Topper 408DRed YY Red Knight 640F Red Top Goldie 40U

Red SSS Boom Town 260DRed Alder ABG Star Dust 8G Red BRA Star Dust 8B

Red Ter-Ron Mambo 28KTattoo: HFX 28K • Reg. #: 1013334




Here is a trip down a recent ‘memory lane’. When I asked Rob Adams and the Ter-Ron crew about donations for this year, he wondered about Mambo. It was ‘kismet’ since I had just been thinking the same thing a few days before!Red Knight is an extremely popular bull, proven beyond any doubt to be an exceptional sire of both males and females. He is the complete package, one of the breeds’ greats. I think Mambo qualifies as one of his greatest offspring. After creating a ‘stir’ as a calf at Red Round-Up (Champion - 2000 Bull Futurity), Mambo would become a highly regarded breeding bull with low birth weight (72 lbs. and a Maternal Calving Ease EPD in the top 8%) and high performance (WW and YW EPDs rank in the Top 15% and 10%, respectively). Mambo sons are thick and deep and the females make tremendous cows. His mother is a dream, moderate framed and near perfect udder.

Mission 61W is the sire that Darren & Joanne refer to their “go to” bull who has proven himself in every aspect of the Red Angus industry. His sons have topped sales and advanced breeding programs. His daughters have won shows and are turning into promising young cows. At this past National Western Stock Show in Denver, one of the Heifer Calf Champions was Rojas On A Mission, sired by 61W. Since he’s been breeding for a few years now, not only are the daughters turning into impressive young cows, but this sons are “cutting” an incredible “wide swath” as well: Recon 192Y recently sired the $51,000 Unanimous 113B to Wheeler Stock Farm and Y Coulee and Entourage 282B to South Dakota. The U-2 program is positively ‘on fire’, and as they continue to ‘build their legacy’, they are helping the Foundation do the same thing. By adding 61W to your semen battery, you may be improving your own legacy as well.

Gunner was one of the most exciting bulls to sell in Canada this spring, selling for $50,000 to Angus Oasis, GA & Four Winds Ranch, TX. There is so much to love about this bull, but I think you have to start with the Red Lazy MC Star 185M dam, the model Lazy MC Red Angus female. You can’t make them any deeper or easier fleshing. She has such impressive udder quality and this has translated not only to daughters, but to maternal granddaughters as well as the daughters of her sons. Her most prolific son to date is Red Lazy MC Cowboy Cut 26U who can be found in top pedigrees all over the world. But given that Gunner’s sire is Trooper 21Y, being the $20,000 2011 Cowgirls’ sale topping bull calf, who has developed into a tremendous breeding bull, the top side is just as impressive. Trooper was the 2014 U.S. National Champion Bull (Fort Worth, TX) and has sired a great one in Gunner for you to choose.

Red Ter-Ron Mambo 28K

Red U2 Mission 61W

Red Lazy MC Gunner 144B






Here is a trip down a recent ‘memory lane’. When I asked Rob Adams and the Ter-Ron crew about donations for this year, he wondered about Mambo. It was ‘kismet’ since I had just been thinking the same thing a few days before!Red Knight is an extremely popular bull, proven beyond any doubt to be an exceptional sire of both males and females. He is the complete package, one of the breeds’ greats. I think Mambo qualifies as one of his greatest offspring. After creating a ‘stir’ as a calf at Red Round-Up (Champion - 2000 Bull Futurity), Mambo would become a highly regarded breeding bull with low birth weight (72 lbs. and a Maternal Calving Ease EPD in the top 8%) and high performance (WW and YW EPDs rank in the Top 15% and 10%, respectively). Mambo sons are thick and deep and the females make tremendous cows. His mother is a dream, moderate framed and near perfect udder.

Mission 61W is the sire that Darren & Joanne refer to their “go to” bull who has proven himself in every aspect of the Red Angus industry. His sons have topped sales and advanced breeding programs. His daughters have won shows and are turning into promising young cows. At this past National Western Stock Show in Denver, one of the Heifer Calf Champions was Rojas On A Mission, sired by 61W. Since he’s been breeding for a few years now, not only are the daughters turning into impressive young cows, but this sons are “cutting” an incredible “wide swath” as well: Recon 192Y recently sired the $51,000 Unanimous 113B to Wheeler Stock Farm and Y Coulee and Entourage 282B to South Dakota. The U-2 program is positively ‘on fire’, and as they continue to ‘build their legacy’, they are helping the Foundation do the same thing. By adding 61W to your semen battery, you may be improving your own legacy as well.

Gunner was one of the most exciting bulls to sell in Canada this spring, selling for $50,000 to Angus Oasis, GA & Four Winds Ranch, TX. There is so much to love about this bull, but I think you have to start with the Red Lazy MC Star 185M dam, the model Lazy MC Red Angus female. You can’t make them any deeper or easier fleshing. She has such impressive udder quality and this has translated not only to daughters, but to maternal granddaughters as well as the daughters of her sons. Her most prolific son to date is Red Lazy MC Cowboy Cut 26U who can be found in top pedigrees all over the world. But given that Gunner’s sire is Trooper 21Y, being the $20,000 2011 Cowgirls’ sale topping bull calf, who has developed into a tremendous breeding bull, the top side is just as impressive. Trooper was the 2014 U.S. National Champion Bull (Fort Worth, TX) and has sired a great one in Gunner for you to choose.


153 5 straws

154A,B, C3 Packagesof 10 straws

EPD’s BW +0.1 WW +68 YW +107 Milk +22

Red WPRA Legacy A-314Tattoo: IMP 314A • Reg. #: 1777454

Lazy MC Angus- Clint & Angela Morasch and familyBassano, AB

403-641-2621 • [email protected] • www.lazymcangus.com

Lazy MC Lookout 37URed Lazy MC Eye Spy 64Y Red Lazy MC Gold Design 68U

Red BFCK Cherokee CNYN 4912Red WPRA Everleda Intense 610 ER Everleda Entense P578

Choice of Alta Genetics Semen

Alta Genetics403-226-0666 • [email protected] • www.altagenetics.com

WPRA Legacy A314 is a young herd sire the Morasch’s are very proud of. He is sired by their 2012 Denver U.S. National Champion Bull, Red Lazy MC Eye Spy 64Y. His dam is a powerful black/red carrier female from the famous Sitz Everelda Entense cow family. Along with his top performance and carcass data, his HD 50K genomic data was impressive! His EPD profile ranks him in the top 10% of the breed for WW and YW, and the top 5% for TM, CE, ME, REA, CW and Marb! 1/3 semen interest on Legacy was purchased by Wildcat Creek Ranch at the 2014 Cowgirls sale for an astonishing $106,000! This is a sire that is already making a name for himself, including being named Grand Champion Bull at the CAA Gold Show in Olds! He’s still rather new in Canada, and you can access him NOW!!!

You can choose from over 20 Canadian Qualified bulls in inventory for a minimum 10 units each a total of 30 units; including the bulls listed and pictured here.

Peak Dot Unanimous 733BPeak Dot Unanimous 604BSAV Angus Stud 3072Connealy Earnan 076E

Red WPRA Legacy A-314

Connealy Earnan 076E SAV Angus Stud 3072


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1552 Packages of 5 straws

Full page, full colour advertisementToday’s Angus Advantage

T Bar C Cattle Co.306-933-4200 • [email protected] • www.tbarc.com

Choice of any bull from the 2014 Semex catalogue

Semex519-821-5060 • [email protected] • www.semex.com

Red Ter-Ron Parker

Vision Unanimous

Mohnen South Dakota SAV International

S Titlest Red Lazy MC Spyder

A full page, full colour advertisement in one of the Canadian publications serving our Angus fraternity. Published five times a year, the mandate of "Today's Angus Advantage" is promotion and enhancement of all sectors of the Angus breed. For those looking for image and a marketing edge, get your "advantage" here and enhance your target audience.

T Bar C Cattle Company Ltd. has been marketing purebred seedstock for more than four decades and grown into a leader of full service sale management. T Bar C Cattle Co. is proud to once again support the Canadian Angus Foundation. They are proud of their commitment to youth including the annual T Bar Invitational.

T Bar has generously donated TWO pages, the first, or “A” lot will be sold to help the Canadian Angus Foundation in “Building the Legacy” and the “B” lot will then be sold to defer costs associated with hosting the 2015 CAA National Convention.

T Bar C Cattle Co.306-933-4200 • [email protected] • www.tbarc.com


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Unique handcrafted wooden log bench (Three Sisters Mountain Design-

Gail & Dr. Paul Christiansen)

Alflex RS420HD Series Stick Reader

Choice of flushing or semen collection services ($1200 value)

[email protected]

Alflex • Kane Veternary SuppliesDave Lehman- Canadian Sales Manager


Bow Valley Genetics587-887-1934 • [email protected]

www.bowvalleygenetics.com

Excitement abounds as Dr. Rob Stables, Clint Morasch and the rest of Team Bow Valley expand their territory and grow their business at Bassano. A strong supporter of our Foundation, Bow Valley is offering what are, for many of us, essential services as part of our seedstock production operation.

As we continue down our path of identification and traceability, this tool becomes more and more important. Allflex is our partner with the designated Canadian Angus tag and we appreciate their commitment to our program.

Consider this handmade (by Zoetis’ own Dr. Christiansen and his wife), special bench to add to the culture of your home or patio. Whether you are reading sale catalogues, marketing to potential bull buyers or visiting with your spouse about that back fence that needs fixing, the Zoetis donation will give you a rustic, western addition to your home.


162 Art

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Framed “The Red Angus” Print by Angela Davidson

James Arnott- Coul AngusKirriemuir, Scotland

[email protected]

Angus Dishware from Hycroft China Ltd.

Rob Holowaychuk, OBIRed Deer, AB

www.cattlemanagement.ca

2 Matching Stain Glass Antique Pictures

Tullamore Angus- Sylvia & Bill JacksonCaledon, ON


On December 11th, 2013, we ‘officially opened’ Angus Central, our national CAA headquarters. We were very proud to show off our two Angela Davidson prints in the foyer of Canada’s Angus ‘home away from home’, but had one feature wall in the foyer ‘blank’. We have two impressive Red Angus prints, but neither fit between the two ‘gothic’ Davidson Black prints. So when I was explaining to everyone in attendance that we were looking for the “greatest Red Angus painting in the world” for our foyer, our great Scottish friend (and CAA member) James Arnott spoke up and said, “I will get that for you.” So, using his Red Angus bull as the model, he commissioned “The Red Angus” from Angela Davidson, a fellow Scot, gave the CAA an impressive print, and provided one for a “Building the Legacy 4” donation. And I want you to argue with me that it’s NOT the greatest Red Angus painting in the world…CAA President Corinne Gibson will unveil our foyer print during the President’s Reception at Convention on Thursday, June 4th. We will then publicize this picture through social media immediately thereafter so you can see Angela Davidson breathtaking art, and James Arnott’s (really… he’s an honourary Canadian!) incredible donation.

Here are two (2) 23½" x 18" x 1½" antique stain glass window reproductions, re-framed. They were made in the early 1900's with artistic designs of Charles Rennie Macintosh, a Scottish architect, designer, water colourist and artist. These are reproductions for which the possibilities of use are endless: hang by chains inside an existing window to enhance a view, build into a wall with a light source behind it.

This unique Angus memorabilia features 9 pieces of HYCROFT pottery, each with 22K GOLD trim on a yellow color enhanced pattern, featuring an ANGUS BULL as the subject. The set includes 1 serving platter; 2 dinner plates; 2 bread plates; 2 sets of cups and saucers. The set is in excellent condition with no chips, and is made by HYCROFT POTTERIES of Medicine Hat, AB.

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On December 11th, 2013, we ‘officially opened’ Angus Central, our national CAA headquarters. We were very proud to show off our two Angela Davidson prints in the foyer of Canada’s Angus ‘home away from home’, but had one feature wall in the foyer ‘blank’. We have two impressive Red Angus prints, but neither fit between the two ‘gothic’ Davidson Black prints. So when I was explaining to everyone in attendance that we were looking for the “greatest Red Angus painting in the world” for our foyer, our great Scottish friend (and CAA member) James Arnott spoke up and said, “I will get that for you.” So, using his Red Angus bull as the model, he commissioned “The Red Angus” from Angela Davidson, a fellow Scot, gave the CAA an impressive print, and provided one for a “Building the Legacy 4” donation. And I want you to argue with me that it’s NOT the greatest Red Angus painting in the world…CAA President Corinne Gibson will unveil our foyer print during the President’s Reception at Convention on Thursday, June 4th. We will then publicize this picture through social media immediately thereafter so you can see Angela Davidson breathtaking art, and James Arnott’s (really… he’s an honourary Canadian!) incredible donation.


Atlasta Angus- Brian & Judy SutterSylvan Lake, AB

403-887-4147Sutter Brothers

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Wendy Risdale Red Angus Print

Wendy Risdale Black Angus Print

Framed and signed photograph of the “Sutter Brothers”

Canadian Angus Association403-571-3580 • [email protected] • www.cdnangus.ca

At the celebration of our centennial in 2005, the CAA unveiled our ‘first-ever’ official art: two works by artist Wendy Risdale. Now, 10 years later, with those

prints virtually sold out, we have commissioned new ‘official’ art. Again, CAA President Corinne Gibson will unveil these at her reception at Angus Central on Thursday, June 4th during Convention, and we will auction off the #1 print for each our new Black and Red ‘official’ art to benefit the Canadian Angus Foundation.

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Canvas Gallery Wrap Photograph

Grant & Lauralee, and GRP, are such great friends of the Canadian Angus fraternity, it is with excitement and pride we showcase his first “Building the Legacy” donation. Grant departed from the ‘cow’ norm of his photography business to spotlight his non-bovine artistry. We’ve had this picture at Angus Central for a few weeks now and, let me tell you, everyone who sees it… LOVES IT! One viewer made the comment, “There is no way anyone can be in a bad mood when they look at that photo!” This work may result in ‘terminal happiness’ due to its bright, cheerful colours. And it could be yours…

GRP- Grant Rolston [email protected] • grantspix.smugmug.com

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From the world renown hockey family, with original signatures from each brother, this is a unique opportunity to own a piece of hockey history. The Sutter brothers not only played and coach(ed) at the AJHL and NHL levels, they remain some of the best hockey ambassadors. The Angus fraternity is fortunate to have these country raised boys in their midst with Brian Sutter and family owning the active purebred Angus operation, Atlasta Angus.


169Apparel

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Custom-made Smithbilt 20X hat

Smithbilt Hats [email protected] • www.smithbilthats.com

167 Art

Signed 2013 Rangeland Derby canvas photograph & “Life is Art” book

Calgary Stampedewww.calgarystampede.com

Framed, matted Photograph display

Dorran Marketing Inc.- Ryan & Cassie Dorran Olds, AB

Ryan - 403-507-6483 • Cassie- [email protected]

www.dorranmarketing.com • www.ruralroutecreations.com

Traveling across the country for nearly 100 purebred cattle sales a year has allowed Dorran Mar-keting Inc. to capture some great pasture photography along the way. As a team, Ryan and Cassie Dorran are proud to support the Canadian Angus Foundation, especially the youth of our industry. The hand torn edge fine art prints donated are floated on black matte, surrounded by a soft white-on-white double matte included in a trio-frame and would look great in any house or barn! Frame size: 36”x19”.

The 2013 Calgary Stampede has done down in history as the one that took place “Come Hell or High Water” due to the flooding that plagued Calgary and southern Alberta only days before “The Greatest Outdoor Show On Earth”. To commemorate this spectacularly successful Stampede, each one of the 36 drives from the ‘half mile of hell’ signed this limited edition (only 50 produced) print.

Nothing says western ‘class’ like a custom made Smithbilt hat. The Smithbilt legend was born in 1919. After doing research on what type of business to open, a young Morris Shumiatcher went to his local bank and borrowed $300 to buy Calgary Hat Works, and Smithbilt Hats was born. Smithbilt concentrated on the local market and soon gained a reputation as the best hat maker around. Smithbilt made outstanding dress hats and soon started making premium cowboy hats for local ranchers. This custom-designed hat retails for $460. Thanks to the sponsorship, your cost will 100% go toward “building the legacy” of Canadian Angus.

Calgary Stampedewww.calgarystampede.com

Dorran Marketing Inc.- Ryan & Cassie Dorran Olds, AB

Ryan - 403-507-6483 • Cassie- [email protected]

www.dorranmarketing.com • www.ruralroutecreations.com

Traveling across the country for nearly 100 purebred cattle sales a year has allowed Dorran Mar-keting Inc. to capture some great pasture photography along the way. As a team, Ryan and Cassie Dorran are proud to support the Canadian Angus Foundation, especially the youth of our industry. The hand torn edge fine art prints donated are floated on black matte, surrounded by a soft white-on-white double matte included in a trio-frame and would look great in any house or barn! Frame size: 36”x19”.


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Calgary Stampeders Game Tickets

Reid Angus and Garvie Mountain AngusCochrane, AB • Glassville, NB

403-818-2075 (Doug) • 506-328-5393 (Trevor)[email protected]• [email protected]

A homemade pie from “Grandma Donna” each month for the year

Diamond T Cattle Co.Olds, AB


Grandma Donna (as ‘everyone’ refers to my Mom), loves to host. Well into her 70’s (she’ll kill me for saying that!), she just recently catered (as a volunteer, no less) to groups ranging from 200 – 500 at events held in the Cow Palace at Olds. She loves to share her ‘spoils’ with those around her; there’s a reason for my corpulent build! Well, her pies have become a very popular local fundraiser auction sale donation in recent years around Olds and CAA Director Dave Sibbald suggested she do the same for our national “Building the Legacy” sale. So here’s the deal: the buyer gets 12 pies – one for every month – delivered wherever you want them (at NO cost to you). This can be one/month, or 3/quarter, or 6 twice during the year. Or she can even do all 12 for your female or bull sale, family gathering, or Grey Cup party. You choose… and “build the legacy” of the Canadian Angus Foundation at the very same time.

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East/West Dinner for 4 with Doug & Kate Reid and Trevor Welch

Start the 2015 season off with the Grey Cup Champion Calgary Stampeders!

Courtesy of former CAA CEO and current Past Foundation Chair Doug Fee, the buyer receives four (4) tickets , Row 6, on the east side, center field for the opening game of the 2015 season on Friday, June 26th against the Hamilton Tiger Cats. Remember, this is a rematch of last November’s 102nd Grey Cup when the Stamps won their 7th CFL championship. It will be a great game… so thanks, Doug, for helping to “build the legacy”.

Doug & Kathy Fee403-815-5608 • [email protected]

Two CAA Directors – Doug Reid from Alberta and Trevor Welch from New Brunswick – are providing you a culinary experience like no other! This dinner will be an ‘east meets west’ ‘surf ‘n’ turf ’ classic where you can pick your preferred seafood. Trevor will supply, fresh from the east coast, lobster, big scallops, mussels, or a seafood combo with your Alberta beef, the best Angus steaks you’ll ever eat!Doug & Kate Reid have an extraordinary home with a priceless view to the west. Buyer of this donation will experience the warm and easy hospitality of the Reid’s. The date will be at your choice, but if you were to choose September 25th, 26th or 29th you will have

Trevor in attendance as well!


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Canadian Western Agribition Package- sky box for Wednesday’s rodeo

Canadian Western Agribition306-565-0565 • [email protected] • www.agribition.com

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Spruce Meadows experience

2 Days at the Calgary Stampede

Triple S Red AngusDave & Mary Beth, Dylan and Adam Sibbald

Calgary, AB403-850-7736 • [email protected] • www.sssredangus.ca

The Spruce Meadows Experience is for 4 people and will take the successful bidder down memory lane. Remember the lead up to and memorable moments of the 2009 World Angus Forum? Well, the buyer of this donation will get to relive those moments. You will be hosted in a Sky Box during The Masters (September long weekend) and be given a behind the scenes look at Spruce Meadows.

Our ‘old friend’ Kurby (our contact with Spruce Meadows through all of our years of organizing) will go out of his way to make this a very memorable experience for the successful bidder. He further confided in me that they often use the World Angus Forum as a motivator for Spruce Meadows management & staff... to illustrate that anything is possible. “Yes We Can!”

Spruce Meadows is very excited to help “build the legacy” of our Canadian Angus Foundation. Canadian Angus Association

403-571-3580 • [email protected]/

The Calgary Stampede is “The Greatest Outdoor Show On Earth”, and CAA Director Dave Sibbald his wife, Mary Beth, and Dylan and Adam have donated an incredible Calgary Stampede experience. The buyer will receive two tickets for:• Saturday, July 11th chuckwagon and evening show tickets;• Overnight accommodation at the downtown Marriott hotel for the 11th;• Two infield tickets for the Rodeo finals on Sunday, July 12th in the… get this… first row.Many thanks to our resident “1st Vice Chairman of the Calgary Stampede” and his family for making this happen!

Agribition will donate a sky box for Wednesday, November 25th - it seats eight and includes a 'host bar'.

Canadian Angus Association403-571-3580 • [email protected]

www.cdnangus.ca/


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2nd Choice of inside Angus Central patio pillars for buyer branding

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177Experience

Quebec Angus Association418-784-2311 • [email protected]

http://www.quebecangus.ca/en/

2016 Canadian Angus Association National Convention package

Dinner for 4 at the home of Belinda Wagner

Belinda WagnerRegina, SK


Canadian Angus Association403-571-3580 • [email protected]

www.cdnangus.ca

Justamere – Jon & Shelly Fox and family – purchased the first offered last year. Now you can purchase the second… and choose from the remaining three pillars on the south side of Angus Central to adorn with your logo and names. This is Marketing 101, to help you build your own Angus legacy…

3 nights accomodation and full registration at Convention 2106 in Quebec City

You all know Belinda Wagner and the many ‘hats’ she wears, providing leadership to the Saskatchewan Angus Association, Canadian Angus Association (as our Junior Coordinator), Canadian Angus Foundation (as Executive Director) as well as varied sector interests like the Saskatchewan Livestock Association. What you may not realize is that Belinda is an extraordinary hostess and chef. She has donated ‘dinner for four’ at her home – Chez Belinda – to help ‘build the legacy’.

Last year’s buyers - Ron & Marilyn Mountenay (Ivanhoe Angus) and Wes & Kim Olynyk (Crescent Creek Angus) – have been raving about their experience for months. I think its an understatement to say the buyer of this lot will have a great time!


CAA Business Reminders Canadian Angus Foundation 2014 Awards & Scholarships


In 2014, the Foundation awarded the first Outstanding Young Angus Breeder to Colton Hamilton of Innisfail, AB. Colton along with his parents, Mabel and Gavin, and sister Quinn operate Belvin Angus. The Outstanding Young Angus Breeder award was developed to recognize an Angus breeder between the ages of 22 and 30 who has demonstrated a desire to stay involved in the Angus business. Congratulations Colton!

Matt Bates was the recipient of the Dick Turner Memorial Award. This award is presented to a Canadian Junior Angus Association member, recognizing overall achievement in Angus commitment, community involvement and leadership activities and is presented at the CAA National Convention.

Congratulations to the 2014 Junior Ambassador Matt Bates. Finalists included Breanna Anderson of Swan River, MB; Shane Roger of Balgonie, SK; Katie Olynyk of Goodeve, SK and Katie Wright of Melfort, SK. The Junior Ambassador program gives the opportunity to network with leaders in the Agricultural Industry and to learn from them. The Junior Ambassador has the opportunity to attend at least one international event and several major agricultural events in Canada. The events attended and the focus of the role is dependent on the vision of the Junior Ambassador.

The CAF awards five Foundation Legacy Scholarships. $11,000 is presented to Canadian Junior Angus Association members, recognizing overall academic achievement, leadership and community involvement, and industry knowledge. All of the Awards are presented at the GOAL Conference after the finalist panel discussion. 2014 award recipients were: Patrick Holland, Katelyn Dietrich, Breanna Anderson, Travis Hunter and Katie Olynyk.

A new initiative that the Foundation introduced in 2014 was the Junior Stockman of the Year Award. This award was developed to recognize those outstanding young cattlemen who are constantly growing their ‘stockmanship’ capability by actively working with their Angus cattle. The first recipient will be announced at CAA National Convention this year and presented with their award at Showdown, the National Junior Angus Show.

Canadian Angus Foundation 2014 Awards & Scholarships

Johnson Livestock Angus 2014 Justamere Farms Ltd. 2013-2014Lazy MC Angus 2013-2014***LLB Angus 2012-2013Lookout Stock Farm 2012 Mar Mac Farms 2013-2014Miller Wilson Angus 2012-2014Northline Angus 2013Peak Dot Ranch Ltd. 2013-2014Poplar Meadows Angus 2013 2014Prairie Pistol Designs 2014Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre 2014Rainbow Red Angus 2014Ramada Plaza Regina 2014Redrich Farms 2014Remitall Farms 2013Saskatchewan Beef Industry Conference 2014Saskatchewan Roughriders 2014Sandy Margetts 2012Select Sires 2013-2014Semex 2013-2014Six Mile Ranch Ltd. 2013-2014Susan Thompson 2014***South View Ranch 2014Temple Gardens Mineral Spa Resort 2014Ter-Ron Farms 2013Today’s Angus Advantage 2013-2014Towaw Cattle Co. Ltd. 2012-2014Triple S Red Angus 2013Tullamore Angus 2014Vision 2000, 2014Wheeler’s Stock Farm 2014***Wilbar Cattle Co. 2014***Young Dale Angus 2014Canadian Angus Association 2012-2014

***indicates donor of a “Pick of the Heifer Calf Crop”

ABS Global Inc 2013Alberta Angus Association 2014Alta Genetics 2012-2014American Angus Hall of Fame 2013-2014Austen Anderson 2012, 2014Bandura Ranches 2012Bar-E-L Angus 2013Belinda Wagner 2014Belvin Angus 2012Lee & Leanne Carfantan 2012Bill and Tyler Fulton 2013Blairs.Ag Cattle Co. 2012-2014Border Butte Angus 2012Bow Valley Genetics 2012, 2014Brooking Angus Ranch 2014Canadian Sires 2014Canadian Western Agribition 2014Cudlobe Farms 2012-2013Davis-Rairdan International 2013Dead Wood Furniture 2014DJH & Associates Ltd. 2013Dorran Marketing Inc. 2014 Dwajo Angus 2014Eastondale Angus 2014EverythingAngus.com 2012Ferme Clevely 2014Forsyth Ranch 2014French River 2012GenerVations 2013Genex 2013-2014Glen Islay Angus 2013Greg Comstock & Doug Fee 2012Hamilton Farms 2013-2014Harvest Angus 2014Hillberg & Berk 2014

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