Yardley Cattle Compay 40th Annual Bull Sale

Saturday, March 9th, 2013 • 1:00 MST

40th Annual Bull Sale, Quality in Quanity

A Commitment to

Saturday, March 9th, 2013 • 1:00 mst

Greetings from the beautiful mountains of Southern Utah. Welcome to our 40th annual bull sale. We look for-ward to seeing and hearing from you. We have something for everyone in this sale and the quality is as good as you can find anyplace in America. These cattle have worked for us, they have worked for hundreds of others and they will work for you. They are backed by many generations of highly productive cow families THAT HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF TIME. OUR BULLS ARE BRED WITH THE COMMERCIAL CATTLEMEN IN MIND! We strive to produce bulls that are moderate framed, deep bodied, thick, easy fleshing, heavily muscled and maintain maternal strength. The bulls summer in high altitudes, up to 10,200 feet elevation. They have to trail 25 miles to get there, and 25 miles back in the fall, so they have to be structurally correct. Our cows produce the kind of seed stock that survives and females that are raised and developed under the same conditions that our commercial customers run under. We have sold cattle into 30 states and they have proven themselves to adapt to all environments. As always, OUR OBFECTIVE IS THE PRO-DUCTION OF CATLE THAT HAVE A LASTING ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE AND MAKE A PROFIT FOR OUR CUS-TOMERS. It is the mother cow that is the most important part of any operation. Our commitment is to continue to produce efficient cows that are gentle, deep, thick square hipped, easy fleshing and long lived. The power of our cattle is bred in, not fed on. The daughters of these bulls you buy from us will be the best replacement females you have owned. We expect these cows to stay fat and maintain their body weight while raising a 700 lb. lf without creep. The true value of a beef cow is her ability to convert grass and forage to protein. NO MACHINE CAN BEGIN TO COMPETE IN EFFICIENCY OR THE COST OF OPERATION WITH A GRAZING COW. Our cows are run on a grass and forage based operation the year around. Easy fleshing is a function of body type and not an EPD or any other number. All my life I have bred performance and perfect conformation in these cattle. Many people have told us that all three of our breeds look alike. We analyze EPD’s but the main selection tool that I have always used is individual

performance, birth weights, weaning weights and yearling weights, plus eye appealing good looks. It really upsets me that most of these breed associations and many breeders don’t want to furnish this individual performance. They just want to go entirely on EPD’s and carcass data as their only selection tool . This leaves a plain made, hard doing cow base that is hard to look at. WE HAVE BEEN AI’ing FOR 45 YEARS. I will be 80 years old on March 15th. I married late in life. I spent the first half of my life raising cattle, but the 2nd half I have combined with raising a wonderful family. This has enriched my life and made me by far happier than any-thing else. I’ve got a lovely, gracious wife who is an example of a pure Christian. She is a great mother and homemaker. We have a great family who loves God, and we all love each other and the ranch, cattle and good beautiful horses. Fami-lies are the greatest blessing anyone can have and are the basis of any successful society. Family traditions are part of the weave of ranch life in the West and farm life in the East, fostering the passage of knowledge, honesty, integrity and hard work between the generations who take part in this unique and wonderful way of life. We are very grateful for the hard work of our family and our dedicated hired men, Josue Garcia and Jose Guz-man. We are so blessed to live in American and have FREEDOM. I hope and pray they’ll never take it away from us. I am sure that you were all saddened, as we were at the outcome of the Presidential elections. We pray that the Republicans will be conservative and follow the Constitu-tion, downsize government size and spending, the National debt, the EPA and governmental regulations, and repeal the endangered species and wetlands act, or at least modify them. We are very grateful for all of you business. Thank for your confidence in our program. We appreciate your friendship more than anything else. We look for ward to seeing you on sale day. If you have any questions please call us.

Sincerely yours for a better cattle business,

The GIB YARDLEY FAMILY,P.O. Box 288 Beaver, Utah 84713Home: (435) 438-2424 Cell: (435) 310-0041

Video’s Will be posted Monday, March 4th, 2013 • www.yardleycattle.com

rANCH SAle CoNtACtSGib Yardley................................................. 435-310-0041 Steven Yardley............................................435-310-1725Jeannie Y. Griswold................................... 435-421-1200 [email protected] Griswold, Stillwater, OK......................405-780-3300Jon Gabel, Bolder, CO................................303-594-5520

SAle ANd rANCH StAffHerd Records: Michelle Smith, Minersville, UTSales Clerk: Tawnya Yardley Teichert, Beaver, UTRanch Staff: Josue Garcia, Jose Guzeman, Steven Yardley, Emily Yardley Rodney & Tawnya Teichert, Angela YardleyVeterinarians: Dr. Evan Yardley, Beaver, UTDr. Mont Myers, Nephi, UTBrand Inspector: Thayne MarshallPay Clerk: Michelle Smith, Lori Hoffman, Emily YardleyAI Technician: Zane YardleyBarbeque: Darren Oberg Family and Dave Wilding Family

trANSportAtioNBeaver is 200 miles away from Salt Lake City or Las Vegas, NV, on I-15. From Salt Lake, Sky West Airline commuter (Delta Airlines) serves Cedar City, which is 50 miles south of Beaver and also St George which is 100 miles south. Many times tickets are cheaper through these venues. Beaver has many excellent motels and restuarants, and an airstrip for private planes. You must call us to meet your plane as there is no taxi service.

AuCtioNeer & StAffSteve Bonham, Auctioneer............................405-823-2972 New Castle, OKLogan Ipson......................................................916-947-2392 California, Nevada, & Utah Rep Western Livestock JournalCraig Talkington, .........................................785-623-1789 Hays , KSBill Angel...............................................................970-396-5594 LaSalle, CO

truCkiNg & deliVerYPlease leave detailed information with the sales clerk about your trucking needs and arrangements. We will work with you to help find the best and most efficient means for hauling. We will guarantee to have your animals delivered anywhere within the United States for no more than $300/head.

ACCommodAtioNS:Request the Yardley Cattle Company special room rate. Please try to reserve rooms as far in advance as possible to guarantee room rate. Comfort Inn.....................................................435-438-6283 South Interchange $55Quality Inn ......................................................435-438-5426 South Interchange $55Days Inn .........................................................435-438-7800 North Interchange $49Butch Cassidy Inn...........................................435-438-2438 Downtown limited trailer parking $55

rANCH ANd SAle loCAtioNOnce you arrive in Beaver, go to the Post Office corner on Main and Center Streets in town. Take Milford Highway 21, go west on Center 1 & 1/2 miles to the Yardley Black Cow/Calf sign, turn right and proceed north and west across the field to our sale barn. You will pass our house 1/4 mile north of the highway, but continue one more mile to the barn.

UPON Leaving Hwy 21, traveling north on the gravel road, except for our house and lot, the horses, cattle and land do not belong to us until you cross the cattle guard just below our sale barn.

BArBeCue diNNerWe will begin to serve a complimentary barbecue dinner at 11:00 in the sale barn. Please join us!

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nformationDad will be 80 years old on March 15th. His greatest accom-plishment is the wonderful family he has raised who he dearly loves and who love him and each other. They all love God, the ranch, the land, the cattle and good beautiful horses. Dad has always loved and raised good working, loud colored horses: paints, roans, buckskins, blues, and blacks. He has horses with perfect conformation: little heads, big hips, short backs and deep bodies; that watch a cow, are gentle, with quiet dispositions and are good travelers with smooth gaits. His horses are a part of the family. One of his greatest loves is his mare Milly shown on the cover and several places througout the catalog. They have traveled thousands of miles together and she is his true and constant companion. There will never be another quite like her. He has had the same family of paints for 67 years. Dad enjoys convenient corrals, barns, sheds, and gates that save time and nerves. Jeannie says that after handling cattle in several other states it makes her appreciate so much Dad’s innovative, time saving and convenient facilities and she has never seen any-thing that compares with them anyplace else.Video’s Will be posted Monday, March 4th, 2013 • www.yardleycattle.com

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termS & CoNditioNSTERMS: Terms of this sale are cash, or a good check, unless arrangements are made prior to the sale. Settlement to be made immediately at the conclusion of the sale before animals are loaded. The right of property title shall not pass until checks have cleared.

BIDDING: All animals will sell as single lots to the high-est bidder. Any disputes or challenges regarding bids will be settled by the auctioneer whose decision will be final.RISK: All animals are at the owner’s risk prior to their sale and become the property of the buyer as soon as the animal is de-clared sold by the auctioneer at which time the buyer assumes all risk.

HEALTH: Every bull in this sale, to the best of our knowl-edge, is free of any disease and will be eligible for interstate transport. All bulls were Dextomax treated. They have been vaccinated twice for IBR, P13, BVD, BRSV, 8-way Blackleg, One Shot Pasturella, plus Enforce.

ANNOUNCEMENTS: Announcements from the auction block will take precedence over any printed matter, and any other announcements.

TRUCKING: All trucking is the responsibility of the buyer, but we will help make arrangements. Every effort will be made to minimize costs to the buyer.

GUARANTEE: Every bull has been tested for Tric and se-men evaluated by a licensed veterinarian. We will guarantee the bulls selling in this sale to be fertile at the time of sale. Several of the bulls in this sale are of “Herd Sire” quality. If the buyer chooses to have semen collected on a bull, Yardley Cattle Company can not guarantee that the semen will freeze.KEEPING BULLS TILL MAY 15TH: We can do this but encour-age you to insure them as the risk is the responsibility of the buyer. $1.50 per head per day will be charged until the bulls are picked up.

LIABILITIES: Although accidents at livestock sales sel-dom occur, everyone attending this sale does so at their own risk. The owners and employees of Yardley Cattle Company assume no liability, legal or otherwise, in the event of an ac-cident, bodily injury, theft, act of God, errors in catalogs or om-missions, or percentage verification. We try to keep the most accurate records possible and have bull tight fences, but on a rare occasion, accidents of breeding occur that we are not aware of or cannot control. We will do everything we can to determine the correct parentage, but cannot guarantee it.

REGISTRATIONS: REGISTRATION PAPERS WILL ONLY BE FURNISHED IF REQUESTED AT THE TIME OF SETTLE-MENT AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE SALE OR WITHIN 3 WEEKS. If requested later, buyer must pay additional registra-tion fees. Leave the name and address to which you would like your bulls transferred on your sale slip when you settle up. Please print so that it is legible.

CONTRACT: The above Terms and Conditions of this sale shall constitute a contract between buyer and seller and be equally binding on both. Animals that are resold following the sale shall constitute a separate transaction and the rights and obligations of the two parties connected thereto are not cov-ered by these Terms and Conditions.

ABSeNtee BiddiNgIf you are unable to attend the sale but would like to bid on the lots offered we encourage you to call prior to sale day. There are two ways to participate in the bidding if you are unable to attend the sale. Bids will be handled with the strictest of confidentiality.1-Work with one of us to fill your order... Due to the size of the offering it is impossible to picture every bull. There are many quality bulls that may not be highlighted that will fit your program. Feel free to call anytime prior to the sale. Sale days are crazy!! It is much easier for your-selves and for us if you are able to visit with us prior to the sale about certain lots. Gib: 435-310-0041, Jeannie: 435-421-1200, Steven: 435-310-1725

2-Bidding via DVAuctions….Bid via www.DVAuction.com. For more information contact Kate @ 402-649-8048 or Roxanne @ 402-649-7946

3-Sale Day Phones. These phones are only for bid-ding and we HIGHLY RECOMMEND PRIOR ARRANGE-MENTS AS THE LINES MAY BE BUSY AND YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO GET THROUGH. If prior arrangements have been made we will accommodate you to the best of our ability.Jeannie ........................................................(435) 421-1200Emily ............................................................(435) 310-0038John Griswold ..............................................(405) 780-3300PRE-SALE REGISTRATION FOR ATTENDING BIDDERS AND ABSENTEE BIDDERS.If you would like to register as an absentee bidder please call 435-421-1200. You may be required to list your bank telephone number and your drivers license number. All absentee buyers must be pre-registered. Any lots purchased by new absentee bidders must be paid for in full via wire-transfer on March 12th, 2012 prior to load-out or delivery. We appreciate you cooperation.

View the Auction LiveBid online.....your ringside right at your own desk!

Visit our website....www.dvauction.com

For more information and registering to bid! Call Kate @ 402-649-8048 or Roxanne @ 402-649-7946Before you can be approved you will need to provide

a letter of reference from your lending institute. It must include the lenders letterhead,

phone, address, contact person at the institution and a monetary range that can be used for purchases.

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ultrASouNd eXplANAtioNPrOcedUre: Body composition measurements are taken with an Aloka 500 real-time ultrasound machine connected to a transducer that has been designed specifically for animal use. Scan measurements for fat thickness and ribeye area are taken at the 12-13th ribs. The scans are stored and returned to the ISU Animal Science Department for processing.

AdjUstmeNts: Ribeye area and marbling are adjusted to 365 days using a linear per day of age adjustment. The external fat measurement is not age adjusted.

ribeye AreA: Ribeye area is measured in square inches. Ribeye area is positively and highly correlated with retail product. The heritability of this trait is moderately high, meaning that the trait will be passed on to the progeny. According to the NCA National Beef Quality Audit 1991, ribeye of 11 to 14 square inches are most appropriate for cutting 1-inch thick steaks weighing 8 to 10 ounces.

fAt thickNess: Fat thickness is measured in inches. Fat thickness is good indicator of percent retail products. The higher the fat thickness, the lower the percent retail product. Fat thickness is slightly lower in heritability than ribeye area.

mArbLiNg: Marbling is measured as percent fat. Heritability for marbling is in the moderate range. Beef carcasses are traded on the amount of intramuscular fat (marbling) they contain at the 12-13th ribs. However, marbling is a very subjective score. Real-time ultrasound has the capability to predict the actual percent fat in the ribeye muscle which is what the USDA grader is primarily trying to visually evaluate. Several research studies have indicated that the genetic correlation between marbling and fat thickness are very low, meaning that producers can select for increased marbling and not have to be concerned about having animals put on additional external fat.

All bulls selling for $1500 or more will be covered 50% by Yardley Cattle Co. if they are injured during their first breeding season. Breeding season is defined as the 90-day period following the first turnout of the bulls.

50% of the value of the injured bull, minus one-half salvage value, will be given as credit in a future sale or toward a replacement bull if one is available. Salvage value, if any, will be split equally between Yardley Cattle Co. and the buyer. All injured bulls must be diagnosed by a veterinarian. Please notify us as soon as possible should injury occur and prior to the injured bull being sold for salvage. All claims must be made by October 1st. We will not replace a dead animal for any reason.

PLEASE BRAND YOUR CATTLE WHEN YOU GET HOME!

firSt YeAr BreediNg guArANtee

We cull bulls from branding up until the sale for structural soundness, quality, breeding soundness, and temperament. Not every bull is destined to sire calves. AS SEEDSTOCK PRODUCERS WE TAKE THE RESPONSIBLITY TO MARKET QUALITY BULLS SERIOUS. We realize that your success depends upon our breeding program and we strive to have quality from the first lot sold to the last bull to walk through the sale ring.

tHeSe BullS Will Sell iN eVerYoNeS priCe rANge.

We have always concentrated on producing a functional, balanced, all purpose beef animal. One that is thick and moderate framed, not too big or too small, and that has a natural fleshing ability. If a cow has feed, I expect her to

stay fat while raising a 700 lb. calf. We believe in a balance between performance, eye appeal, and maternal traits. Above all, we have eliminated the problem cattle.To achieve balance, ranchers need cattle that are not necessarily the tops in all traits, but they can’t be weak in one single trait.

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Our bulls are not pampered and are not overly fat. They are developed on high roughage rations for comparison only and not for maximum gain. You will not be paying for over fleshing that will melt away as the breeding season progresses. By not force feeding these bulls, you can be assured they will be sound, athletic, and ready to service cows. They are grown in big lots where they get lots of exercise, so they can take the toughest ranges. These bulls are grown mostly on hay with a 50/50 alfalfa grass mix with less than 1% of their body weight in grain.

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The beef industry has accepted Simmental as the “continental breed of choice” and has once again remembered that there is only one FREE GIFT that the

Lord above has given to the industry and that gift is heterosis or “hybrid vigor.” Each year we strive to raise the bar and produce a set of bulls that exceeds our previous offering. As you take the time to walk through the bull pens, you’ll visualize a consistent quality set of bulls in all three breeds. Dad’s favorite saying is “A GOOD BULL MUST HAVE A GOOD MOTHER.” Our cattle have endured continuous selection pressure and uncompromising standards. These high volume, functional females have natural fleshing ability, are deep ribbed and thick. We run like any top commercial outfit with a forage grazing program year round. Yardley females winter on desert winter range without any hay, calve unassisted, breed back quickly, summer in the mountains and wean a 700# calf without creep. Our main focus is producing cattle that make our customers profitable. THE SIMMENTAL BREED IS ON FIRE AND GROWING MORE POPULAR EVER DAY!

Simmental offering 2013

leading you on the path to SUCCESS

BW: 1.45 WW: 56.7 YW: 83.75 MK: 18.55

BD: 3/12/12 BW: 96 WW: 676 YW: 1317 TG: 4.01 WDA: 3.57

We are extremely excited to start our offering this year with a full brother to the legendary High Regard, our 2010 sale topper selling for $30,000 to Wernings and John Goeken of South Dakota. His daughters have been topping sales including a $30,000 heifer at Wernings and a $20,000 heifer at Grindstone Creek Farms. Z386 brings the same style and dimension to the table with an added dose of depth and substance. Big-footed, stout and sound with a smooth shoulder, big hind quarter, and depth throughout Lot 1 promises to be the kind of female-maker that has made Yardley High Regard so popular.

Horned PB Simmental Z386Lot 1

Yardley Impressive

Miss Yardley T68

Bootprint Dinero by Meyer 734Miss Yardley P101 by Power SurgeYardley Prowler PinionMiss Yardley M211 by WLE Bandwagon

BW: 2.70 WW: 50.45 YW: 75.30 MK: 16.80

BD: 2/20/12 BW: 95 WW: 685YW: 1237 TG: 3.45 WDA: 3.36

You’ve seen the ads, you’ve read the write ups “Brock,” is an eye catcher with just the right amount of chrome. He packs as much mass, width and power as any bull in the sale and has been a favorite all winter long. Rarely have we had a bull that has done so much good in such a short amount of time as his sire, Billy the Kid. Heifers and bulls alike are both at the top of the pen with the depth and softness that is missing in too much of the breed. T50, his powerful dam has averaged over 700# on her calves. RETAINING ½ Possesion and ½ Semen interest. Don’t miss out on your chance to own in on the next up and coming Yardley herd sire.

Polled 5/8 Sm 3/8 An Z272 Lot 2

GCF Billy the Kid

Miss Yardley T50

MCC Cupid by OCC LegendGCF Miss Reflection by Dream OnCC Duramax by Meyer 734Miss Yardley R194 by Y1 Corrector


BW: .75 WW: 50.1 YW: 73.85 MK: 10.5

BD: 3/9/12 BW: 88 WW: 777 YW: 1355 TG: 3.61 WDA: 3.72

As the lead gainer in the pen, his performance is unmatched, but performance is just the beginning, the length and depth of this bull come together in a complete stylish package. Performance hails from both sides of his pedigree. A maternal brother to this bull sold for $5,750 to our long time friends and customers Max and Lex Firth of Malad, Idaho. Sundance, had the four top gainers in the pen. His dam averaged over 690# on five head of calves.

polled 1/2 Sm 1/2 An Z359Lot 3

Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley S221

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Meyer 734Yardley GunsmokeMiss Yardley P178 by Y1 Corrector

BW: 1.65 WW: 55.4 YW: 77.6 MK: 16.8

BD: 2/29/12 BW: 88 WW: 729 YW: 1205 TG: 2.98 WDA: 3.33

With depth and eye appeal, 317 has got the look to make him a success at producing broody made feminine females of show ring quality that will grow up to make quality females out in the pasture. Stout and big footed with a smooth shoulder 317 has caught the eye of many prestigious cattlemen across the Nation. GCC Whizard is a popular bull of John Griswold’s sired by Steel Force and a maternal brother to GCC Cerveza.

Polled 1/2 Sm 3/8 An 1/8 m Z317Lot 4

GCC Whizard

Miss Yardley T64

SVF Steel ForceMiss Chill 1829WAR Cowboy UpMiss Yardley J94 by HHSF Over Time

BD: 3/11/12 BW: 100 WW: 818 YW: 1320 TG: 3.13 WDA: 3.55

Performance packed and powerfully made. 370 was the high performing bull at 818#, indexing at 121. He has continued to push down the scales while maintaining a moderate frame. He moves out nice, is wide based and stylish. His sire, Conductor was 2009 Grand Champion at Dixie National, and Division Champion at the American Royal. His dam’s two calves have averaged nearly 800# at weaning. His maternal brother sold in last year’s sale for $5,500 to Steve Reed of Sanford Colorado.

Polled 1/2 Sm 1/2 An Z370Lot 5

CAJS The Conductor

Miss Yardley W141

GWS Ebonys Trademark by Power StrokeWoodlawn Melody by Dream OnSCC Apache Brave by OCC LegendMiss Yardley S186 by SC Stockman

BW: 2.15 WW: 57.9 YW: 84.3 MK: 16.65

BD: 3/2/12 BW: 84 WW: 721 YW: 1324 TG: 3.77 WDA: 3.54

323 brings depth and dimension mixed with power and performance to a whole new level. Billy the Kid has been our stand out Simmental sire this year. U155, 323’s dam is a beautifully made cow in a moderate package that I liked so well I purchased from my Dad. His grand dam stayed on the ranch till she was 16 yrs old, A maternal brother to 323 sold as Lot 5 in ’12 for $7,250 to our good friends the Walkers of Menan Idaho.


GCF Billy the Kid

Miss Yardley U155

MCC Cupid by OCC LegendGCF Miss Reflection by Dream OnSVF/HTP Pressure Point (734 Grandson)Miss Yardley B88 by Whirlaway

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BW: .5 WW: 49.55 YW: 79.5 MK: 18.25

BD: 3/7/12 BW: 90 WW: 740 YW: 1286 TG: 3.41 WDA: 3.53

346 exemplifies what has made the ½ blood Simmy-Angus calves so popular. He’s awesome profiled, long, deep, and soft. When you get behind him you appreciate the width and lower quarter depth, and the strong, top. He travels on a big hoof, with length of stride and flex in his pasterns. Royal Jet is as pretty of an Angus bull as we own. 346’s dam S64 is a maternal powerhouse who has produced top progeny. Her last bull calf sold in our ’11 as lot 5 to our long time customer Dick Wheeler of Casper, WY.

POLLED 1/2 Sm 1/2 An Z346Lot 7

Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley S64

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanTMPF Keep DreaminMiss Yardley N95 by Black Joker

BW: .6 WW: 71.1 YW: 114.3 MK: 25.05

BD: 2/29/12 BW: 94 WW: 784 YW: 1280 TG: 3.10 WDA: 3.55

319 hails from one of the greatest cows on the ranch, P10. P10 is one of those cows that never misses. She has averaged 708# WW on seven head of calves. In ’11 her calf sold as lot 9 for $6,500 to Darrel Shawcroft of La Jara Colorado. 319 was in the meadows around home this summer and was a standout throughout the season, with his long side, deep rib and big hind quarter and width throughout. You’ll like the looks of this bull.

polled 5/8 Sm 3/8 An Z319Lot 8

MR NLC Upgrade

Miss Yardley P10

Ellingson LegacyMS NLC MojoDameron PVF RaptorMiss Yardley M3

BW: 10.7 WW: .30 YW: 82.05 MK: 8.55

BD: 2/19/12 BW: 82 WW: 723 YW: 1358 TG: 3.97 WDA: 3.48

Cattlemen take note, 268 is the cattlemen’s kind. You’ll appreciate the strength and dimension 268 brings to the table. He is smooth shouldered and has soft made. He is out of a first calf heifer and weaned at 720# with a 1358# yearling weight. His sire Amigo won Denver several years back and was as pretty of a red bull as we have ever seen. He is one of only two red bulls we have used in over twenty years.

Polled PB Simmental Z268Lot 9

GCF Mr Amigo

Miss Yardley X4

CNS Dream OnGCF Miss MTRC Club KingMiss Yardley U82 by Partisover Partigirl

BW: 1.6 WW: 42.6 YW: 52.4 MK: 21.8

BD: 2/6/12 BW: 100 WW: 697 YW: 1192 TG: 3.09 WDA: 3.24

M100 x Steel Force has probably been the most profitable flush we have ever done on our ranch. A full sister to 486 sold as a feature bred for $5,600 to our friend Adam Wood of Ithica, Michigan. A full brother sold for $8,600 in last years sale. M100 is generations good and generations consistent with a long line of top quality females behind her. She has produced many sale toppers and we have flushed both her and her dam. It takes good cows to make good bulls and M100 is as good as they come.

Polled 3/4 Simmental Z486Lot 10

SVF Steel Force

Miss Yardley M100

CNS Dream OnSVF Sheeza Beauty3C PasqueMiss Yardley H27


BW: 1.45 WW: 47.25 YW: 73.4 MK: 21.20

BD: 2/26/12 BW: 94 WW: 678 YW: 1300 TG: 3.89 WDA: 3.50

Royal Jet has done a phenomenal job on making percentage Simmentals; 297 is as good as they come. He is wide, deep, long, and good. If you want to add a shot of hybrid vigor to your Angus base 297 will fit the bill. His dam has averaged 767# adj WW on 4 calves. If you liked his picture you’ll love this bull.


Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley T52

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanCC Duramax by Meyer 734Miss Yardley R91

BW: 1.3 WW: 70.8 YW: 109.85 MK: 24.6

BD: 3/1/12 BW: 94 WW: 760YW: 1376 TG: 3.85 WDA: 3.62

If you like them big and stout then you’ll love 314. He is a pound making powerhouse. Come weaning time you won’t regret having him in the herd. His grand dam G68 was one of the best half bloods we have ever owned out of C72. C72 has had more influence on our Angus herd than almost any other cow.


MR NLC Upgrade

Miss Yardley W67

Ellingson LegacyMS NLC MojoSVF/HTP Pressure PointMiss Yardley G68 by Bad Monday

BW: 2.95 WW: 59.5 YW: 82.65 MK: 7.75

BD: 3/11/12 BW: 100 WW: 748 YW: 1300 TG: 3.45 WDA: 3.58

374 Is a long bodied, powerful profiled bull with dimension, a strong top line and plenty of width. He was in the top ten in the pen for performance and growth weaning at 748#, and a yearling weight of 1,300#! 374’s dam’s bull calves have averaged over $5,000. Sundance had to go down the road this year and we hated to see him go. His calves are stylish, growthy, easy-keeping individuals. Don’t miss you’re chance to inject Sundance blood into you’re herd.


Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley R178

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Meyer 734Y1 CorrectorMiss Yardley H136 by DSC Mr Dunk

BW: .35 WW: 54.8 YW: 83.2 MK: 15.35

BD: 2/24/12 BW: 81 WW: 704 YW: 1237 TG: 3.33 WDA: 3.38

When you cross Royal Jet on powerful Simmental females this is the result. 298 is a soggy made, soft, smooth shouldered calf with tons of middle and a powerful hind quarter. He moves out with grace and confidence. His dam always stays fat and brings home a big calf in the fall. Her nine calves have averaged over 700# at weaning. Last year’s maternal brother sold for $6,500 to long time customer Alan Kunzler of Park Valley, Utah.

Scurred 1/2 Sm 1/2 An Z298Lot 14

Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley M36

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC Stockman3C JiggerMiss Yardley K12 by Preferred Stock

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BD: 2/23/12 BW: 73 WW: 737 YW: 1407 TG: 4.19 WDA: 3.62

Moderating your replacements, while increasing your weaning weights, seems like a nearly impossible task to do simultaneously. It seems that you are always having to give up one to get the other. With 294 you can do both. He is a very moderate framed calf that weighs up like lead. This tank had a 1407 adj YW. THE BIGGEST YW IN THE PEN. He is soggy, deep, wide and good. His dam is a beautiful Steel Force daughter that we bought out of John Griswold’s sale.


Khalifa’s Whiskey

GCC Steel Force 199X

GCC KhalifaWhiskey x 688J by OCC EmblazonSVF Steel ForceOCC Miss Impact by OCC Impact

BD: 3/5/12 BW: 87 WW: 670 YW: 1166 TG: 3.10 WDA: 3.14

Club calf raisers take note. U419 is as pretty of cow as we own, perfect uddered, moderate framed, and powerfull. The girls bought her from John Griswold’s sale for $8,000. At the time I thought they would be a while getting a return on investment, how wrong I was; good cattle don’t cost money they make money. Her first calf sold in the GCC ’11 sale for $29,000. Her second calf, a full brother to 351 sold for $7,750 to Blake Prather of Clovis New Mexico. 351 is the right kind, he’s been good from the day he hit the ground.

Scurred 1/2 Sm 1/8 ma Z351Lot 16

ZKCC Chopper 844U

GCC Quince 419U

SVF Steel Force by Dream OnMs Meyer by Meyer Ranch 734TCTC PattonOCC Dixie Erica by OCC Homer

BW: 1.05 WW: 61.5 YW: 87.2 MK: 8.4

BD: 3/2/12 BW: 89 WW: 685 YW: 1360 TG: 4.22 WDA: 3.64

This black baldy bull was the fourth highest gainer in the pen. He is a long bodied, stout made individual. His dam T7, has had two other bull calves that averaged over $4,800. Her four calves have averaged 714# WW. Her maternal grand dam had ten calves that averaged 722# with several heifer calves thrown into the mix. Sundance sired our four top gainers in the pen. Bottom line this bull is loaded with performance.


Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley T7

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Meyer 734PVF Preferred EdgeMiss Yardley R121 by Sears by Meyer734

BD: 3/19/12 BW: 100 WW: 710 YW: 1287 TG: 3.60 WDA: 3.48

Here is another great Billy the Kid son. This big bellied bull has the depth and softness to make functional easy keeping females. His dam has averaged 702# WW on three head of calves. Her grand dam, M25 was as pretty of a Simmental cow as we have owned.

Polled 1/4 s 1/4 a 1/8 m Z411Lot 18

GCF Billy the Kid

Miss Yardley U55

MCC Cupid by OCC LegendGCF Miss Reflection by Dream OnOCC Missing LinkMiss Yardley S157 by Yardley Pinetop


BW: 1.95 WW: 52 YW: 78.7 MK: 17

BD: 2/27/12 BW: 92 WW: 764 YW: 1278 TG: 3.21 WDA: 3.34

302 is a deep made, wide based, moderate individual that will down size your cows without sacrificing performance. Out of a first calf heifer he weaned an impressive 764# WW. He is deep sided, big ribbed and should make easy keeping, nice looking broody females. Cut Above is a PB, calving ease Simmental bull that has a lot of nice offspring. He is an outcross to Dream On and Meyer 734. He sold for $25,000.


Flying B Cut Above

Miss Yardley X13

FB Prime CutDillons Ms Pretty WomanGCC Black Watch 849TMiss Yardley U183 by Yardley Sundance

BW: -1.45 WW: 50.8 YW: 86.2 MK: 19.6

BD: 2/21/12 BW: 79 WW: 717 YW: 1282 TG: 3.53 WDA: 3.37

302 is a deep made, wide based, moderate individual that will down size your cows without sacrificing performance. Out of a first calf heifer he weaned an impressive 764# WW. He is deep sided, big ribbed and should make easy keeping, nice looking broody females.

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OCC Homer

Miss Yardley W31

OCC FocusOCC Dixie EricaYardley Doc SkipperMiss Yardley T105 by Temptation

BW: 2.0 WW: 59.35 YW: 86.15 MK: 19.05

BD: 3/5/12 BW: 104 WW: 720 YW: 1256 TG: 3.35 WDA: 3.44

352 is a deep bodied, big ribbed, thick calf you’ll love, with a great side profile. His dam raised 12 calves and did us a great job. Hard as Steel daughters are proving to be nice looking, easy keeping females, he produced Lot 1 and 3 in last year’s sale.


GCC Hard as Steel

Miss Yardley K60

SVF Steel ForceOCC Juanada by OCC HomerBS Mr SpadeMiss Yardley C16 by Grand Maxi

BW: -.15 WW: 57.35 YW: 84.2 MK: 16.25

BD: 3/3/12 BW: 90 WW:732 YW: 1322 TG: 3.69 WDA: 3.48

This big hipped bull has plenty of power with a 732# WW and a 1322# WW. He is wide based, fills in his track. A maternal brother to this bull sold in last year’s sale for $5,000. Hardcore was the Grand Champion bull at Denver a couple of year’s ago. He is moderate, stylish and good.


BWL Hardcore

Miss Yardley W173

CNS Dream OnJ&C SS BurnadetteYardley ImpressiveMiss Yardley T79 by Lucky Charm

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BW: .50 WW: 52.25 YW: 74.9 MK: 17.5

BD: 2/26/12 BW: 95 WW: 665 YW: 1279 TG: 3.84 WDA: 3.40

This freight train is long, deep and good. He was one of last calves to come home off the mountain. His dam is 15 years old and still going strong. Her twelve calves have averaged an impressive 698# at weaning. Royal Jet really clicks well on these dominant Simmental Females. When you see 293 you’ll know what I mean.

Polled 1/2 Sm 1/2 an Z293Lot 24

Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley H136

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanDSC Mr DunkMiss Yardley F187 by Magnificent

BW: 3.2 WW: 57.85 YW: 87.05 MK: 19.55

BD: 2/19/12 BW: 102 WW: 757YW: 1354 TG: 3.73 WDA: 3.49

If you’re looking for a big stout black baldy bull then look no further. This Cut Above son is one of the growthiest in the pen. With a 757# WW and a 1354# YW. 273’s dam traces back to E119, one of the cornerstone Simmental females in our herd and has had as much influence on our program as any cow we have ever owned. This is a cow family that will stamp out a big hip, performance, and eye appeal every time.

Scurred PB Simmental Z273 Lot 25

Flying B Cut Above

Miss Yardley X122

FB Prime CutDillons Ms Pretty WomanSVF/HTP Pressure PointMiss Yardley S119 by Positive Power

BD: 3/1/12 BW: 100 WW: 699 YW: 1188 TG: 3.06 WDA: 3.26

Simmy-Maine crosses make really cool cattle; case in point, 318. He is a long bodied, clean fronted stylish calf. He is smooth throughout, has a perfect leg set and hits a pose every time. His sire Hardcore is the ultra-impressive and super-complete 2011 NWSS Grand Champion Simmental Bull. He is extremely sound and free moving, extra deep bodied, and is constructed on a great hoof with extra bone and hair.

Polled 1/2 Sm 1/4 m 1/4 A Z318Lot 26

BWL Hard Core

Miss Yardley T172

CNS Dream OnJ&C /SS BernadetteYardley Pinetop by Oakie3188 by Connealy Forefront

BW: 2.25 WW: 54.75 YW: 74.2 MK: 18.25

BD: 2/21/12 BW: 82 WW: 732 YW: 1224 TG: 3.07 WDA: 3.18

On his maternal pedigree 277 traces back to H27, one of the best Donor cows we have raised. She died this year at 15 yrs old and we were sad to see her go. This bull brings a lot of the same quality she possessed to the table. He is deep, moderate, functional, moves out nicely and is stylish in appearance. Ebony’s Trademark is a top AI sire that has in turn sired several other AI studs.

Polled 3/4 Sm 1/4 An Z277 Lot 23

GWS Ebonys Trademark

Miss Yardley X45

WLE Power StrokeNJC Ebony AntoinetteYardleys Ultra Meyer 734Miss Yardley U217 by CC Duramax


BW: -1.6 WW: 41.85 YW: 57.75 MK: 17.5

BD: 2/17/12 BW: 88 WW: 705 YW: 1149 TG: 2.78 WDA: 2.99

This is a deep big bodied bull with a lot of rib. Being out of a Jet Fleck heifer he should transmit a lot of femininity into his daughters. His sire Apache has had several Angus sale toppers. Great cow family.


SCC Apache Brave

Miss Yardley X132

OCC LegendY Annie by Krugerand 490OCC Jet FleckMiss Yardley R165 by 3C Maverick 734

BW: 1.85 WW: 62.3 YW: 98.6 MK: 20.25

BD: 2/24/12 BW: 89 WW: 717 YW: 1319 TG: 3.76 WDA: 3.40

Missing Link half bloods have long been sale favorites. When you take a look at 286 you’ll understand why. They are deep made, big bodied animals with loads of volume and capacity. Out of a first calf heifer 286 weaned off at 717# and continued to gain while maintaining a moderate frame with a yearling weight of 1319#.


OCC Missing Link

Miss Yardley X185

OCC HeadlinerOCC Dixie EricaSVF/HTP Pressure PointMiss Yardley S109

BW: .65 WW: 49.75 YW: 67.75 MK: 12.7

BD: 3/9/12 BW: 84 WW: 700 YW: 1172 TG: 2.95 WDA: 3.24

380 is a nice Sundance calf. He weaned off at 700# and will down size your larger cows. His dam’s last two calves have averaged $4,500. She also produced a leadoff heifer in our female sale. She is a grandaughter of M10, Whirliway’s granddam.


Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley N151

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Meyer 734Partisover Partigirl 122 by Meyer 734Miss Yardley E54 by Bonanza

BW: 1.45 WW: 55.75 YW: 80 MK: 14.15

BD: 3/26/12 BW: 92 WW: 714 YW: 1222 TG: 3.17 WDA: 3.38

441 is a super soggy, deep, chunky moderator that will thicken up and moderate your cow herd, and make easy keeping nice looking females with depth, width, and big hind quarters. His dam and grand dam are deep ribbed, big bellied powerful females who always stay fat and come home with a big calf. Her first calf sold for $7,200 to Justin Roche of Garland Utah. Justin knows a good one when he sees it. Her second calf sold for $4,900, both were lead off bulls in the Maine Anjou pens. Consistent quality backed with generations of high powered cow families.


GCF Billy the Kid

Miss Yardley R65

MCC Cupid by OCC LegendGCF Miss Reflection by Dream OnHide N WatchMiss Yardley M36 by 3C Jigger

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BW: 3.5 WW: 65.55 YW: 96.35 MK: 12.5

BD: 3/8/12 BW: 100 WW: 660 YW: 1231 TG: 3.57 WDA: 3.23

368 is a long spined stylish calf out of Hard as Steel. He has a ton of rib and volume, carries himself nicely, and is a really fancy calf. A maternal brother in last year’s sale sold for $5,500 to our friends Tim and Sonny Munns of Snowville Utah. Don’t miss out on these Hard as Steel bulls. You will love the calves out of them..

Polled 3/4 sm 1/4 An Z368Lot 32

GCC Hard as Steel

Miss Yardley W140

SVF Steel ForceOCC Juanada by OCC HomerYardley Prowler PinionMiss Yardley R53 by Dinero by Meyer734

BD: 2/22/12 BW: 100 WW: 649 YW: 1112 TG: 2.90 WDA: 3.05

278 is a 1/4 blood Simmy with a 1/4 Maine which adds a lot of show and style. His dam, S128, is one of the most powerfully made Maine cows we own, probably because of her dam B88 who was also the grand dam of lot 6. She averaged over 700# on her calves and had 12 calves. This bull has style, functionality and femininity all through his lines.

Polled 1/4 S 1/4 m 1/4 A Z278 Lot 33

GCC Hard as Steel

Miss Yardley S128

SVF Steel Force by CNS Dream OnOCC Juanada by OCC HomerNeel SwooshMiss Yardley B88 by Whirlaway

BW: .75 WW: 54.55 YW: 85.1 MK: 16.5

BD: 3/12/12 BW: 95 WW: 731 YW: 1245 TG: 3.21 WDA: 3.37

This extremely soft made soggy individual has the depth and capacity to make nice doing females. You’ll appreciate his depth, width and dimension. He is a complete package that will moderate your larger cows. He had an impressive 731# WW and 1245# YW. His Rising Sun dam has been a real producer. A maternal brother in last year’s sale sold for $4,250. Look@Mee is a handsome half blood of Grindstone Creek Farms in Missouri.


GCF Look At Me

Miss Yardley U176

DCC New LookZeis Miss Drive N423OCC Rising SunMiss Yardley R178 by Y1 Corrector

ne of our families memory building experiences and enjoyment is moving our cattle from Asay Creek, 20 miles to high country where they summer at 9 to 10,000 feet elevation. There is no more

beautiful country on earth. The grass is strong and it is a summer haven for our cattle and us. The cattle graze year round on grass and browse ranges.We live in an area where we still embrace the heritage of the Old West. Our livestock culture still survives where the valley and sagebrush lie in the shadows of majestic mountains under endless sky…. where the solitude is not loneliness but a refreshing peace from the modern world. Our natural beauty is preserved and enhanced by the practical stewardship of reputation cowboys and cowmen….whose lives are shaped by the dominant environment.


BD: 3/9/12 BW: 100 WW: 790 YW: 1332 TG: 3.39 WDA: 3.61

This was one of the top ten in the pen for performance, growth and WDA. His dam L111 has a lot of performance as well. Her own WW was 699#. With 790# WW, and 1332# YW, 358 is sure to add pounds to your program.

Polled 1/4 s 1/4 a 3/16 m Z358Lot 34

GCC Hard as Steel

Miss Yardley L111

SVF Steel Force by CNS Dream OnOCC Juanada by OCC HomerSpadeMiss Yardley G187 by Oakie

BD: 3/17/12 BW: 80 WW: 769 YW: 1333 TG: 3.53 WDA: 3.67

When pounds equal money 414 is a no brainer. He was the third high gainer in the pen with 769# WW and 1333# YW. His sire Sundance sired several of our top gainers.


Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley N34

Yardley Treasure RAF Hairy AllMiss Yardley P15 by Rest EasyHSAF Prompter ETMiss Yardley L51 by HARB Cincha

BW: .6 WW: 54.55 YW: 79.05 MK: 14.55

BD: 3/16/12 BW: 83 WW: 739 YW: 1353 TG: 3.84 WDA: 3.71

If you sell by the pound and want to increase your weaning weights then check out 404. He is a commercial cattleman’s dream. With a 739# WW, 1353# YW and the second highest WDA this calf has growth to spare. His dam has averaged 737# WW on nine calves. His grand dam averaged 748# on ten calves. Sundance sired the top four bulls this year for WDA.

Horned 3/4 Sm 1/4 An Z404Lot 36

Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley M24

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Rest Easy3C JiggerMiss Yardley K41 by Y1 Corrector

BW: 1.0 WW: 57.85 YW: 91.5 MK: 18.6

BD: 3/4/12 BW: 82 WW: 652 YW: 1203 TG: 3.44 WDA: 3.26

329 is a big bellied soft made individual with a lot of rib capacity and depth. We have loved our Hard as Steel replacement heifers. They are the sound, functional, broody type cows that are easy keepers and perfect sized. 329’s dam is a maternal powerhouse that has had stand out calves in her career; ten calves have averaged an incredible 748# at weaning. Her daughters have been some of our top females, producing several of our lead off bull calves. Her ’11 bull calf sold as lot 6 for $4,500 to Paul Terry of Deseret Utah. Buy this bull with replacement females in mind.


GCC Hard as Steel

Miss Yardley K41

SVF Steel Force S701OCC Juanada by OCC Homer 898LY1 CorrectorMiss Yardley H54 by Burns Bull C339U

BW: -1.10 WW: 45.85 YW: 62.45 MK: 18.85

BD: 2/23/12 BW: 78 WW: 678 YW: 1211 TG: 3.33 WDA: 3.30

Here is another nice Royal Jet half blood. His dam, R82, has averaged 702# WW on six calves. Her last bull calf sold for $4,500 to Gary Peacock of Orangeville Utah.


Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley R82

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanSS GoldmineMiss Yardley L38 by Yardley Pinion

Lot 38

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Lot 39

Lot 40 BW: .75 WW: 55.8 YW: 87.95 MK: 27.5

BD: 2/20/12 BW: 80 WW: 619YW: 1124 TG: 3.16 WDA: 3.04

270 is a deep soggy made stylish tank. His length and spring of rib tell only part of his story. He comes from a broody made easy fleshing cow family. A maternal brother commanded an impressive $7,750 in our ’09 sale. P21 is as pretty a cow as we own. We think OCC Doctor is one of the best Ohlde bulls.


Yardley Doc Skipper

Miss Yardley P21

OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N181PVF-BF Black JokerMiss Yardley M27 by 3C Jigger

BW: 1.55 WW: 48.95 YW: 69.2 MK: 10.35

BD: 3/3/12 BW: 91 WW: 719 YW: 1290 TG: 3.57 WDA: 3.52

This BIG solid bull was one of the better gainers in the pen indexing at 106 and 103 on weaning and yearling weights respectively. Buy with performance in mind.


Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley T6

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Meyer 734GCF Aces of FortuneMiss Yardley R39

BW: 1.05 WW: 54.75 YW: 68.4 MK: 12.35

BD: 2/23/12 BW: 80 WW: 640 YW: 1145 TG: 3.16 WDA: 3.11

This stout black baldy had a maternal brother that sold in last year’s sale to David Larson of Ephraim Utah for $5,000. His dam has averaged an 80# BW on four head of calves.


Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley T111

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Meyer 734Yardley Prowler Pinion Miss Yardley L201 by Yardley Ranger

BW: -.4 WW: 53.3 YW: 80.3 MK: 24.25

BD: 3/14/12 BW: 84 WW: 706 YW: 1246 TG: 3.37 WDA: 3.36

Here is a powerful made percentage Simmental out of our Angus herd sire, Skipper. He is very deep and soggy, wide as a barn and good. With a 706# WW and a 1246# YW he is right in line to make moderate framed, cattle that will grow good.


Yardley Doc Skipper

Miss Yardley U187

OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N181OCC Jet FleckMiss Yardley M41 by Y1 Corrector

BW: -.40 WW: 48.6 YW: 73.5 MK: 25.35

BD: 2/18/12 BW: 81 WW: 712 YW: 1239 TG: 3.29 WDA: 3.20

This is a stylish made calf with impressive performance. He weaned at 712# out of a first calf heifer with a 1239# yearling weight. We have loved our SAV Mustang calves.

Polled 1/4 Sm 1/2 an 1/8 ma Z255Lot 39

SAV Mustang

Miss Yardley X192

SAV Final AnswerSAV EmblynetteYardley AttractionMiss Yardley T185 by Sundance


BW: 1.2 WW: 48.6 YW: 67.15 MK: 19.15

BD: 3/19/12 BW: 100 WW: 684 YW: 1241 TG: 3.48 WDA: 3.40

Jet Fleck has gained a lot of support from past customers who have bought his sons and had some fancy females down the road. You’ll love the Jet Fleck grand daughters. They are easy fleshing cattle with perfect udders and nice little teats. His dam produced our leadoff heifer for $7,600 in our 2009 sale. Her calf last year was one of our sale toppers, selling to John Goken of South Dakota for $15,000. This is one of only two Jet Fleck sons in the sale, don’t let him pass you by.

scurred 5/8 Sm 3/8 An Z412 Lot 44

OCC Jet Fleck

Miss Yardley S32

OCC Jet StreamMiss ArnoldBootprint Dinero by Meyer 734Miss Yardley P102

BW: 2.15 WW: 58.45 YW: 84.3 MK: 19.5

BD: 4/10//12 BW: 87 WW: 730 YW: 1177 TG: 2.79 WDA: 3.17

This deep made soggy calf is one of the younger calves in the pen, but don’t let his age fool you. He adjusted to 730# at weaning.


WLE Power

Miss Yardley W37

WLE Power StrokeTriple C Lola Yardley Doc SkipperT132 by Partisover Partigirl by Meyer 734

BW: 2.10 WW: 54.9 YW: 77.65 MK: 10.4

BD: 3/17/12 BW: 93 WW: 716 YW: 1160 TG: 2.78 WDA: 3.23

A stout made nice calf with a 716# WW out of Sundance who has sired several of the top gaining Simmentals.


Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley P204

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Rest EasyY1 CorrectorMiss Yardley F12 by Bocephus x

BW: 1.45 WW: 55.5 YW: 68.3 MK: 19.65

BD: 2/29/12 BW: 87 WW: 711 YW: 1194 TG: 3.02 WDA: 3.23

Similar in his type and kind to his paternal brother, lot 42, 308 is a deep made soggy individual out of Jet Fleck. This is your last opportunity to take home a Jet Fleck son this year.


OCC Jet Fleck

Miss Yardley L201

OCC Jet StreamMiss Arnold C5368Yardley Ranger F295Miss Yardley E131

BW: 1.0 WW: 57.65 YW: 97.05 MK: 13.9

BD: 3/5/12 BW: 80 WW: 679 YW: 1243 TG: 3.52 WDA: 3.38

This stout black baldy had a maternal brother that sold in last year’s sale to David Larson of Ephraim Utah for $5,000. His dam has averaged an 80# BW on four head of calves. We kept a son of hers and used him in our own program. Loak and Load sold in Remmington’s sale for $47,000.


Remington Lock N Load

Miss Yardley P146

Remington on TargetBar 15 Miss KnightYardley Prompter Miss Yardley M139 by Y1 Corrector

BW: .30 WW: 47.9 YW: 68.65 MK: 16.75

BD: 3/11/12 BW: 79 WW: 663 YW: 1107 TG: 2.78 WDA: 2.88

Ranger is an own son of HF Kodiak 5R, the $150,000 sale topper at the Bases Loaded Sale, who was the sire of the only Canadian pen of three Angus to ever win the National Western. We bought Ranger from Hamilton’s who raised Kodiak for $11,000.


HF Ranger Smith

Miss Yardley X91

HF KodiakHF AnnieZKCC ChopperMiss Yardley M159 by Spade

Those who would give up ESSENTIAL LIBERTY to purchase a little TEMPORARY SAFETY, deserve neither LIBERTY nor SAFETY.—Benjamin Franklin

Lot 44

Lot 45

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BW: .90 WW: 49.35 YW: 66.95 MK: 19.4

BD: 3/9/12 BW: 86 WW: 710 YW: 1248 TG: 3.36 WDA: 3.42

375 is a big powerful black baldy. With a 710# WW and a 1,248# YW he should add plenty of growth to help your calves push down the scales come Fall.


WLE Right On

Miss Yardley N13

SVF/NJC Built RightWLE Sophie3C Kruiser by Meyer 734Miss Yardley L144 by Yardley Pinnacle

BW: -.05 WW: 47.45 YW: 53 MK: 15.85

BD: 3/14/12 BW: 70 WW: 676 YW: 1178 TG: 3.13 WDA: 3.12

Ebony’s Trademark has been a top producer of many top sires including Jillian’s Trademark, The Foreman, and Trendsetter.

Scurred 3/4 Sm 1/4 mA Z392Lot 53


Miss Yardley W101

WLE Power StrokeNJC Ebony AntoinetteYardley Prowler PinionMiss Yardley P206 by Commanche

BW: .85 WW: 55.15 YW: 75.6 MK: 17.9

BD: 3/18/12 BW: 80 WW: 693 YW: 1171 TG: 2.98 WDA: 3.98

F44 is going to be 18 this year. She has raised 15 calves and is still going strong. Longevity at its finest.

Horned PB Simmental Z413Lot 54

Yardley High Regard

Miss Yardley F44

Yardley ImpressiveMiss Yardley T68 by PinionBonanzaMiss Yardley B88 by Whirlaway

BW: -.6 WW: 44.5 YW: 62.35 MK: 19.3

BD: 3/17/12 BW: 85 WW: 726 YW: 1055 TG: 2.05 WDA: 2.96

P50 has been a top producing cow and has raised several sale toppers.


WLE Right On

Miss Yardley P50

SVF/NJC Built RightWLE SophieWLE Power StrokeMiss Yardley L67 by Rains Boldstock

BW: 2.60 WW: 66.1 YW: 102.1 MK: 18.85

BD: 3/10/12 BW: 95 WW: 719 YW: 1362 TG: 4.02 WDA: 3.56

Here is a performance oriented purebred son of High Regard. He had one of the heaviest yearling weights at 1,362#. A maternal brother sold in last year’s sale for $8,250 to Shane Johnson of Monte Vista Colorado.


Yardley High Regard

Miss Yardley W105

Yardley ImpressiveMiss Yardley T68 by PinionSVF/HTP Pressure PointMiss Yardley N138 by 3C Roulette

BW: 1.7 WW: 47.75 YW: 60.9 MK: 18.2

BD: 3/26/12 BW: 87 WW: 680 YW: 1169 TG: 3.06 WDA: 3.17

435’s grand dam E13 was a beautiful powerfully made broody female that we flushed at 13 years old. You couldn’t have molded one any bigger bodied and stouter made.


WLE Right On

Miss Yardley U199

SVF/NJC Built RightWLE SophieWSS McCallister K102 (Casper)Miss Yardley E13 by BS Franchise

Weaning 2012

Emily and Dad at the scales

Emily, Rodney, and Tawnya, Fall shots

Tawnya and Maggie, Asay Creek


Angusoffering 2013

The Angus Association has done a tremendous job at marketing their product and creating a demand for quality beef. The base to create a crossbreeding system around the Angus breed is second to none with a great deal of

advantages. We receive many sale catalogs from programs across the Nation as I am sure many of you do. As one studies the literature the force towards single trait selection is an area for concern. Carcass data has increased in leaps and bounds throughout the last five years, yet as cattlemen it is important that we realize that data is a tool. When selection is made off paper alone and visual analysis is left out of the equation a dead end road is not far off. We spend a great deal of time traveling around the Country each year, mainly to look at cattle. There are great programs across the Country, each with different selection criteria’s and goals. I’ve witnessed both ends of the spectrum in the Angus breed. There are cattle that look great on paper yet when you step out in the corral they lack natural thickness, depth and bone that is needed to withstand the rigors of breeding cows in a range like environment. As seed stock producers we strive to select individuals that will work in our customers programs. “We have really worked to try and keep the natural thickness, square tops, depth, good bone & legs, and natural fleshing ability in our Angus herd with performance needed to help you as cattlemen make money. Some of our Angus have outgained our Simmentals. These are noT ordinary angus. you won’T find beTTer angus Than These anyplace in america” –Gib Yardley

BW: 1.5 WW: 47.5 YW: 83 MK: 26.5

BD: 2/26/12 BW: 100 WW: 729 YW: 1349 TG: 3.88 WDA: 3.66

We have never had a more complete, powerful, structurally correct, phenotypicaly perfect Angus calf on the ranch. He is wide based, big topped, deep and soggy with muscular expression throughout. He has perfect hair, good bone, the ideal leg set with big testicles and a smooth shoulder. He moves out nice, tracks wide and fills in his track with a big foot. His numbers are equally impressive; despite his moderate size he had the fourth highest YW and WDA in our Angus pen. His dam out of OCC Doctor is as pretty of an Angus cow as we own; super feminine and broody with a nice tight udder and teeny little teats. She has produced six calves with an impressive 729# WW average! We have been extremely pleased with SAV Mustang, more than any SAV bull we have used. Both heifers and bull calves come out extremely impressive. This bull is the real deal. RETAINING 1/3 SEMEN INTEREST.

Angus Z300Lot 57

SAV Mustang

Miss Yardley R6

SAV Final AnswerSAV Emblynette by SAV Net Worth OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N56 by WK Gunsmoke

BW: 4 WW: 34 YW: 65 MK: 20

BD: 2/01/10 BW: 90 WW: 825 YW: 1383

In 2011 we partnered with John Griswold in purchasing North Country from Soo Line Cattle Company in Canada for $14,000. He is the result mating of two of the greatest individuals they have ever owned. Soo Line Annie K was Champion Female at World Angus Forum in 2009. She is a phenotypicaly flawless female that later sold for $100,000. Kodiak sold for $150,000, being the exclusive sire of the first Canadian pen of three to win the Angus pen of three show at Denver. North Country brings big body, bone, and muscle expression in a classy package. Many of his offspring sell in this sale. Here is your opportunity to purchase a proven herd sire that still has a lot of good years in him.

Soo Line north Country 0147 Lot 56

HF Kodiak 5R

Soo Line Annie

Sandy Bar AdvantageWilbar Ruby 955N Cudlone YellowstoneSoo Line Annie K 3012

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BW: 1.55 WW: 56 YW: 101.5 MK: 30.5

BD: 2/8/12 BW: 91 WW: 748 YW: 1443 TG: 4.34 WDA: 3.67

253 is powerful bull loaded with pounds and performance. He has the highest YW of any calf on the ranch at 1443#. His dam is a moderate made female that weaned off at 735#, she has a nice udder and little teats. This is her first calf weaning at an impressive 748#. His Grand Dam is an equally impressive maternal powerhouse. On five calves, with four heifers, she has averaged 77# BW and 725# WW. She traces back to C72 on her maternal line, this was one of our best Angus cows. Connealy Final Product has been one of our favorite Angus bulls.

Angus Z253Lot 59

Connealy Final Product

MissYardley X164

Connealy ProductEbonista of Conanga 471Yardley Doc SkipperMiss Yardley S19

BW: 3.2 WW: 46 YW: 72.5 MK: 24.5

BD: 3/14/12 BW: 74 WW: 778 YW: 1411 TG: 3.95 WDA: 3.75

Lut has probably done as good of job as any bull in the Angus breed for making showy, stylish, structurally sound show cattle. 390 is a perfect example of this. He could easily have been in a pen of three or up on the hill in Denver. He is powerfully made, big ribbed, deep in the flank, with a massive hind quarter. His numbers are equally impressive. He was the second high gainer in the pen. His dam W153 is a beautiful cow. She is a moderate framed with a good hip and nice udder. Her calves have averaged 80# BW, 756# WW, 1367 YW. Her bull calf last year sold for $8,500 to Culver Cattle Co.

Angus Z390Lot 60

Plainview LUT

Miss Yardley W153

Exar Lutton Plainview Pride Duff New Edition314 by CH Quantum 5503

BW: 1.85 WW: 52 YW: 97 MK: 24

BD: 3/12/12 BW: 95 WW: 700 YW: 1240 TG: 3.37 WDA: 3.40

Take time to study the amount of bone, rib, substance and power this bull possesses. He is a ground pounding power house with a big hoof that moves with the spring of a cat, tracks wide, and carries a big set of testicles to get the job done. S52 is out of N171, one of the prettiest Angus donor cows we have owned, she has proven herself time and again in her outstanding offspring. A maternal sister to 385, Silver Spoon, was the #3 feature lot in our 2010 sale selling for $4,500 to Scott Roberts.

AnGUS Z385Lot 61

MF Net Return

Miss Yardley S52

SAV 8180 TravelerSAV May 2436TC Grid TopperMiss Yardley N171 by RAF Xplorer

BW: 1.5 WW: 53 YW: 96.5 MK: 25.5

BD: 3/1/12 BW: 86 WW: 712 YW: 1320 TG: 3.80 WDA: 3.59

Here is a sale stopping, flat out good bull. He is extremely deep and wide with good bone, a perfect leg set, and awesome performance. No matter where you look at him you can’t find a hole. He is out of as beautiful made soggy Angus cow with an impeccable track record. Dad let Angela pick a cow to keep and S505 was her pick for obvious reasons. She is a moderate, easy keeping, wedgy made, broody cow; with rib, volume and a nice tight bag with small teats. Her calves have averaged 696# WW on five head with a 1313# YW on three head of bull calves. Her last bull calf sold as lot 12 in last year’s sale for $8,500 to Lloyd Sells of Adkins Texas. RETAINING 1/3 SEMEN INTEREST.

Angus Z324Lot 58

MF Net Return

Miss Yardley S505

SAV 8189 Traveler 004SAV May 2436SAV 8180 Traveler 004KAV Mariah 3002


BW: 1.9 WW: 28 YW: 58 MK: 20.5

BD: 3/11/12 BW: 77 WW: 687 YW: 1233 TG: 3.41 WDA: 3.38

This deep flanked, wide based, big bodied individual is smooth, soft and soggy in his form and function. He is an impressive individual with an impressive set of numbers from his 77# BW to his 1233# YW. His dam, R140 is an equally impressive moderate made stylish female whose calves have averaged 73# BWs. She has never had a calf with a BW higher than 77#. North Country stamps his calves with “the look” every time. Here is a calf that has it all: functionality, performance, and eye appeal.

Angus Z383Lot 62

Soo Line North Country

Miss Yardley R140

HF KodiakSoo Line AnnieRAF Xplorer by Krugerrand 490Ebar L436 by California Traveler

BW: 1.4 WW: 46.5 YW: 78.5 MK: 25.5

BD: 2/10/12 BW: 81 WW: 686 YW: 1312 TG: 3.91 WDA: 3.33

254 is a unique individual in his length of body and overall dimension. Study his capacity and depth and you’ll be impressed. Out of a beautiful broody first calf heifer he has really stacked on the pounds since weaning. His maternal grand dam R6 is the dam of Z300 our lead off Angus bull in this year’s sale. She is as pretty of an Angus as we own. SAV Mustang was the 2010 5th high selling bull at Schaff’s selling for $80,000. He throws exceptionally stylish calves that are small at birth and large at weaning.

Angus Z254Lot 63

SAV Mustang

Miss Yardley X157

SAV Final AnswerSAV Emblynette 7415SCC Apache BraveMiss Yardley R6 by OCC Doctor

BW: .95 WW: 29 YW: 57.5 MK: 21

BD: 2/21/12 BW: 81 WW: 732 YW: 1253 TG: 3.26 WDA: 3.44

This deep ribbed soggy made individual has depth and dimension. This bull is a wide based tank that will moderate your bigger framed cows without sacrificing performance. Don’t let his moderate frame fool you, this bull out performed many of his larger pen mates with a 732# WW and a 1253# YW. Xplorer daughters have been some of our best females. We just started calving out Royal Jet’s daughters. They are gorgeous moderate made heifers. This bull should really make some nice replacements you will keep in your herd for years to come.

Angus Z281Lot 64

Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley N83

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC Stockman by SC Stockman 365RAF Xplorer by Krugerrand 490

BW: 2 WW: 37 YW: 63.5 MK: 26.5

BD: 4/12/12 BW: 105 WW: 712 YW: 1239 TG: 3.29 WDA: 3.46

This tremendous individual is powerfully put together from his wide top to his big belly and from his nose to his massive hindquarter. He is smooth made, soft middles and has a perfect leg set. He tracks wide and fills in his step. His grand dam had one of the largest bulls we have ever weaned, 902#! Skipper has sired several top gainers this year and in years past. This bull may be younger but he ranked #11 on gain and is sure to perform.

Angus Z477Lot 65

Yardley Doc Skipper

Miss Yardley R89

OCC DoctorN181 by Xplorer by Krugerrand 490 BEB Juneau by Northern ImprovementEbar 8380 by California Traveler

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BW: 1.8 WW: 45.5 YW: 86 MK: 27.5

BD: 3/1/12 BW: 77 WW: 687 YW: 1245 TG: 3.49 WDA: 3.40

316 is a massive made individual with a huge spread from his 77#BW to his 1245# YW. He is soft, soggy and big boned with a big set of testicles. He strides out with power and confidence to excel in any program. He is packed with maternal power. His dam, R11 is a maternal sister to Skipper, and is one of the prettiest cows we own. There dam sold for $20,000 after raising, Yardley Jezebel, our $16,000 sale topping heifer. Net Return is a full brother to SAV Net Worth, with lighter birth weights.

AnGUS Z316Lot 66

MF Net Return 8197

Miss Yardley R11

SAV 8189 Traveler 004SAV May 2436OGL Battle CryMiss Yardley N181 by RAF Xplorer

BW: 1.5 WW: 54 YW: 98.5 MK: 22

BD: 3/3/12 BW: 93 WW: 723 YW: 1312 TG: 3.68 WDA: 3.58

Z331 has enormous rib capacity, and is sure to make some easy doing big bodied females. His dam, R103 is one of our never miss cows. She’s a big bellied momma that has as much spring of rib as any cow on the place. She always stays fat and brings home about a 700# calf, with a nice bag and small teats. We kept one herd bull out of her and her bull calf last year was the 3rd in the Angus ring, selling for $5,250 to Allen Sweat of Heber, Utah. Pure Product was the 2010, $35,000 sale topper at Musgrave’s.

AnGUS Z331Lot 67

MCATL Pure Product

Miss Yardley R103

Connealy Final ProductMA Esta 55-252OCC DoctorMiss Yardley H82 by Leachman Rightime

BW: 1.25 WW: 42.5 YW: 80.5 MK: 22

BD: 2/28/12 BW: 85 WW: 696 YW: 1180 TG: 3.02 WDA: 3.25

This stout made, wide based Angus bull has a big square hip, is big footed and correct in a moderate package. His dam, A593 has had several of the lead off Angus bulls in the sale including last year’s calf at $7,750 to Culver Cattle Co. There is power in the blood with these high powered Yardley females. Jeannie said, Net Return, Net Worth’s full brother is as pretty of bull as she has seen. He has raised us several fancy calves.

Angus Z305Lot 68

MF Net Return

A593

SAV 8180 TravelerSAV May 2436 by SAF Bando 5175Molitor TrumanEBar V Annie 397 by Leachman HeavyWt

BW: 2.5 WW: 39 YW: 64.5 MK: 24

BD: 3/7/12 BW: 98 WW: 760 YW: 1374 TG: 3.84 WDA: 3.76

Here is the high gaining bull of the pen with an impressive WDA of 3.76, a 760# WW, and a 1374# YW. This is growth. I have mentioned his grand dam C72 in every pedigree she falls in. She was one of our elite Angus cows. Skipper’s progeny have been several of our top gainers this year and in years past.

Angus Z349Lot 69

Yardley Doc Skipper

Miss Yardley S91

OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N181 by RAF XplorerNorthern Improvement by Stockman 365Miss Yardley C72 by Freeze Frame


BW: 2.2 WW: 36.5 YW: 68.5 MK: 18

BD: 2/15/12 BW: 75 WW: 742 YW: 1319 TG: 3.60 WDA: 3.59

Calf Z263 is a powerful performer, extremely long and deep ribbed, he is a commercial cattlemen’s bull with a 75# BW, 742# WW, and 1319# YW. His dam’s calves have averaged well over 700# at weaning. He was tied for fifth high gainer in the pen on WDA. His calves are sure to push down the scales and top the market come Fall.

Angus Z263Lot 70

Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley T117

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanLazy JB Santanas Real DealMiss Yardley P200 by Xplorer

BW: 1.8 WW: 48 YW: 86.5 MK: 25

BD: 2/29/12 BW: 83 WW: 687 YW: 1229 TG: 3.39 WDA: 3.28

Here is a stylish and complete of a bull as we have on the ranch. Classy as they come he is tight in the front, smooth in the shoulder, deep in the rib and flank, with a powerful hind quarter and super cool hair. If you are wanting to make some stout purebred Angus show steers Z309 is the calf for you. A maternal brother sold in last years sale for $7,000. His sire was a top selling Angus in our 2011 sale, selling for $10,000 to John Dixon.

AnGUS Z309Lot 71

Yardley Answer X344

Miss Yardley U163

SAV Final AnswerMiss Yardley K151 by HARB Cincha Exar Lutton 1831KAV Barbara 5581

BD: 3/14/12 BW: 79 WW: 670 YW: 1299 TG: 3.93 WDA: 3.35

This stout, big ribbed, wide topped, nice fronted bull is out of The Answer, Mike Sorenson’s Final Answer son, Mike has as good of eye as anyone in the business and tells you straight up his honest opinion of cattle. He loves The Answer. With offspring like this it is easy to see why.

angus Z398Lot 72

SP The Answer

Miss Yardley X196

SAV Final AnswerSA Eline Disign 648OCC Rising SunMiss Yardley H96 by Krugerrand 490

BW: 4.05 WW: 37.5 YW: 66.5 MK: 24.5

BD: 3/4/12 BW: 100 WW: 716 YW: 1237 TG: 3.26 WDA: 3.40

Put your hand in the air and don’t take it down till Bonham says SOLD! You won’t regret it on a calf like Z330. He is a big bellied, solid made calf that pushes down the scales. North Country stamps them stylish and 330 is one of the nicest North Country sons this year. With his 716# WW and out of a performance oriented powerhouse whose five calves have averaged an astounding 784# WW. Her last two bull calves have averaged $6,375! This is performance.

Angus Z330Lot 73


Miss Yardley S130

HF KodiakSoo Line Annie K 6271Leachman SaugahatcheeMiss Yardley M9 by HARB Cincha

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BW: .95 WW: 37 YW: 67.5 MK: 20

BD: 3/24/12 BW: 92 WW: 791 YW: 1292 TG: 3.13 WDA: 3.53

A maternal sister to Z426, My Little Birdy led off our 2011 sale demanding $10,500 to Tim Johnson of Carpenter Iowa. His dam is a super feminine stylish female. This fancy made calf is super soft in his type and kind with flex in his hock and pasterns. His performance is equally impressive: 79# BW and 1292# YW. With a deep profile, large testicular development, and good lower quarter this calf promises to be a great cow maker.

angus Z426Lot 74

Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley U106

OCC Jet Stream by OCC EmblazonMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanSAV 5175 Bando 1024KAV 4023 by Leachman Outback

BD: 5/10/12 BW: 92 WW: 787 YW: 1283 TG: 3.10 WDA: 3.59

This calf could be a registered Angus, but the outfit we bought her from NEVER did transfer her papers. Don’t pass him by on account of his size. This calf wasn’t born until May 15 but adjusted up to one of the heaviest gainers in the pen; 787 WW, 1283 YW, WDA of 3.59. He is soft made, deep ribbed, and packs a lot of performance and style. He is wide and strong topped.

Commercial Angus Z480Lot 75

Yardley Doc Skipper

S435

OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N181 by RAF XplorerCommerical AngusCommerical Angus

BW: .2 WW: 44.5 YW: 84.5 MK: 21

BD: 3/9/12 BW: 84 WW: 711 YW: 1251 TG: 3.37 WDA: 3.37

379 is a full brother to our herd sire Messenger. He is an extremely long backed, deep bodied bull with a lot of performance. His dam has been a real producer. Her calves have averaged over 700# WW. Messenger was her first calf, her second calf was a lead off Angus in last year’s sale bringing $7,500. Powerful maternal lines run deep.

Angus Z379Lot 76

SAV Final Answer

Miss Yardley U71

Sitz Traveler 8180SAV Emulous by Bando 598Yardley Bando Miss Yardley S192

BW: 2.0 WW: 35 YW: 67 MK: 15

BD: 2/28/12 BW: 80 WW: 629 YW: 1156 TG: 3.29 WDA: 3.14

Wide and moderate with a smooth shoulder and extremely deep chest floor. This bull will make you some excellent females that will be easy fleshing good doing cattle. We like OCC Doctor as well as any bull of Time Ohlde’s we have used.

Angus Z304Lot 77

Yardley Doc Skipper

Miss Yardley P113

OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N181 by RAF XplorerSummit Crest Stockman 365Miss Yardley L168 by Rocking R Resistol


BW: 3.95 WW: 38 YW: 69.5 MK: 17.5

BD: 3/6/12 BW: 74 WW: 625 YW: 1152 TG: 3.29 WDA: 3.07

Z402 is a super stout made square calf with an awesome hind quarter and lower quarter extension, a nice leg set, and tons of long straight hair. This is the type of bull to work in all facets of the industry to add a dose of maternal without taking away any power from the equation.

Angus Z402Lot 78


Miss Yardley U94

HF KodiakSoo Line AnnieDuff New EditionL431 by Papa Universe

BW: .05 WW: 39 YW: 69.5 MK: 19.5

BD: 3/5/12 BW: 70 WW: 640 YW: 1204 TG: 3.53 WDA: 3.10

Z328 is a moderate made soggy calf with a 73# BW, his dam had only a 69# BW. We got along good using Ranger on heifers. He is a short gestation bull whose calves have averaged 76# BWs.

Angus Z328Lot 79

HF Ranger Smith

Miss Yardley X136

HF KodiakHF Annie 53Yardley Extra TraditionMiss Yardley S173 by SC Stockman 365

BW: 2.1 WW: 36.5 YW: 65 MK: 15

BD: 3/8/12 BW: 72 WW: 653 YW: 1162 TG: 3.18 WDA: 3.18

This is an tremendously well profiled calf with a lot to him. He’s smooth shouldered long and deep with good testicular development. Royal Jet has thrown some of our most stylish calves.

Angus Z361Lot 80

Yardley Royal Jet

Ebar 3188

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanConnealy ForefrontEbar 225 by Leachman Heavy Weight

BW: .9 WW: 38 YW: 66 MK: 16.5

BD: 2/15/12 BW: 71 WW: 675 YW: 1164 TG: 3.06 WDA: 3.18

We are extremely excited this year to offer Z261, a full brother to both our own herd sire Royal Jet and Yardley Jet of Honor, the $8,000 lead off Angus bull in last years sale. Royal Jet has matured into as pretty and complete of bull as we own. Their mother R192 is a maternal powerhouse whose dam G65 was one of our Angus matriarchs. She remained in our herd until she was 14 and was the dam of some of our top selling bulls and best cows.

Angus Z261Lot 81

OCC Jet Stream

Miss Yardley R192

OCC EmblazonOCC Juanada by OCC HomerS/C Stockman 365Miss Yardley G65 by Merger

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Simmental

BW: 2.65 WW: 33.5 YW: 57.5 MK: 26

BD: 3/2/12 BW: 87 WW: 745 YW: 1155 TG: 2.56 WDA: 3.17

342 is built like a brick house; extremely deep and wide in his dimension yet soft made and soggy throughout. He had explosive growth from birth to weaning and then moderated out on his yearling weight. All signs point to a sire of easy fleshing moderate cattle with adequate growth to bring home a big calf in the fall, but without all the frame. A maternal brother sold for $5,250 in our 2010 sale.

Angus Z342Lot 82

Yardley Doc Skipper

1054 Annie 133

OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N181 by RAF XplorerHyline Traveler 661Annie 405 by GV Power Drive

BW: 3.3 WW: 34.5 YW: 62.5 MK: 15.5

BD: 2/29/12 BW: 78 WW: 667 YW: 1244 TG: 3.61 WDA: 3.24

Check out the side profile on this stout made bull. Big bellied, soft made and an extra dose of look, along with a great set of testicles. North Country makes them good!

Angus Z320Lot 83


Miss Yardley W136

HF KodiakSoo Line Annie K6271SCC Apache Brave by OCC LegendE Bar Blackbird by Leachman BankRoll

BW: 2.5 WW: 40 YW: 68 MK: 23.5

BD: 2/2/12 BW: 98 WW: 560 YW: 1207 TG: 4.05 WDA: 3.06

N171 is as pretty of an Angus donor cow as we own. She is a moderate made, super wide and thick ground sow with tons of depth and rib. She has teeny teats and a little bag. We will be having several flush mates next year to this bull. They are stylish, correct cattle with good leg sets, lots of bone, big hips and cool fronted. A maternal sister sold to Michigan for $7,000. We have loved our Lut calves and have had several sale toppers sired by him. ET

Angus Z485Lot 84

Lut

Miss Yardley N171

Exar Lutton by Northern ImprovementPlainview Pride by Roth FamousRAF Xplorer by Krugerrand 490Miss Yardley J26 by GDAR RollsRoyce

BW: 1.95 WW: 28 YW: 57.5 MK: 14

BD: 3/21/12 BW: 78 WW: 614 YW: 1192 TG: 3.61 WDA: 3.25

If you are wanting to down size a group of large framed or hard doing cows Z420 should fit your fancy just fine. He is deep, soft soggy and square. He is out of S192, a smaller framed cow that always stays fat and weans a nice calf. She is the grand dam of Yardley Messenger and had a $7,000 half blood in last year’s sale.

AnGUS Z420Lot 85


Miss Yardley S192

HF KodiakSoo Line AnnieSummit Crest Stockman 365Ebar 501 by Leachman Outback


BW: 3.15 WW: 40 YW: 6 4.5 MK: 22.5

BD: 3/27/12 BW: 91 WW: 684 YW: 1192 TG: 3.17 WDA: 3.30

Skipper’s bull calves are always some of our favorites. Z439 is no exception. He is a deep made soggy made, moderate individual. He’ll make some nice females.

Angus Z439Lot 86

Yardley Doc Skipper

Ebar 3190

OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N181 by Xplorer TC Freedom by Connealy ForefrontEbar 899 by GDAR Royce

BW: 1.65 WW: 39.5 YW: 68 MK: 14

BD: 2/21/12 BW: 88 WW: 635 YW: 1204 TG: 3.55 WDA: 3.04

Apache Brave is going down as one of the greatest sires in Yardley Cattle Co history. His progeny are always some of our best sales toppers. His four calves in last year’s sale averaged an impressive $5,437! When you see Z280 you’ll understand why, and the Apache daughters are even better than the bulls. This bull should really have some stylish daughters.

Angus Z280Lot 87

SCC Apache Brave

Miss Yardley X98

OCC LegendY Annie by Krugerand 490Limestone DarkhorseMiss Yardley M213

BW: -.3 WW: 39 YW: 60 MK: 29.5

BD: 1/18/12 BW: 78 WW: 610 YW: 1078 TG: 2.93 WDA: 2.70

Here is a bull to be excited over. Out of a maternal sister to GCC Total Recall, the calving ease bull of Griswolds. 741K is a bloodline to include in your lineup, her daughters are flawless, easy doing, beautiful cattle that demand a premium from the sale block. 250 is extremely soft and smooth made. With a square hip and strong top line, notice his beautiful tail set. With a 78# BW this calf should throw moderate made calves that mature into beautiful mother cows.

Angus Z250Lot 88

OCC Legend

GCC Juanada W615

OCC Emblazon OCC Blackbird 632JOCC PrototypeOCC Juanada 741K by OCC Emblazon

BW: 2.55 WW: 32 YW: 56.5 MK: 17.5

BD: 2/26/12 BW: 85 WW: 635 YW: 1175 TG: 3.37 WDA: 3.07

Here is a soggy, big bellied stylish brute. You’ll like his style and look. We are falling in love with our Apache daughters.

Angus Z294Lot 89


Miss Yardley W146

HF KodiakSoo Line AnnieSCC Apache Brave132 by Hyline Traveler 661

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BW: 1.55 WW: 49 YW: 84 MK: 24

BD: 2/27/12 BW: 70 WW: 726 YW: 1209 TG: 3.02 WDA: 3.15

This nice Skipper calf has an impressive 1222# YW. He is long and deep, big and stout.

Angus Z306Lot 90

SAV Brand Name

Miss Yardley X178

SAV BismarckSAV Blackcap May 5530Yardley Extra Tradition Miss Yardley U67

BW: -1.8 WW: 39.5 YW: 66 MK: 24.5

BD: 2/10/12 BW: 86 WW: 644 YW: 1222 TG: 3.61 WDA: 3.21

This is a really exciting heifer bull prospect. He, along with his dam and grand dam have birth weights of 70# and under. SAV was the 2010 high selling bull in Schaff’s sale for an astounding $156,000! 306 is deep profiled, soggy and stout with a smooth shoulder.

Angus Z256Lot 91

Yardley Doc Skipper

Miss Yardley U75

OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N181 Sitz Tradition 8805KAV Barbara by Bando 598

Rodney and Tawnya, Reed Valley ‘12

You cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift.You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.You cannot help the wage earner by pulling down the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer.You cannot further the brotherhood of man by encouraging class hatred.You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich.You cannot establish sound security on borrowed money.You cannot keep out of trouble by spending more than you earn.You cannot build character and courage by taking away initiative and independence.You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves. ABRAHAM LINCOLN

These inspired words of the immortal President Abraham Lincoln were given to me by long time friend Bert Smith, owner of Smith & Edwards Store in North Ogden, UT. Bert is now 92 years old and has been one of America’s greatest defenders of the U.S. Constitu-tion. We need to give these inspired words to Obama, his cabinet, illegal czars, the liberal news media, the congress and state legislators. If they would follow these words it would solve the nations problems.

www.yardleycattleco.com • 29 BW: -1.2 WW: 45.8 YW: 68.4 MK: 19.7

BD: 3/20/12 BW: 93 WW: 664 YW: 1293 TG: 3.93 WDA: 3.47

This sale high light has really came on and bellied down since his picture. Most of the bulls in this pen were younger calves but are equally impressive in terms of quality and performance to their older counterparts. 423 traces his roots back into the heart of the Yardley cow herd with his maternal grand dam, E119 one of the best donor cows to grace our ranch. She has raised several top sellers; they are functional made sound cattle with eye appeal and growth.


Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley T18

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192GCF Aces of FortuneMiss Yardley R81 by SVF Cracker Barrell

BD: 4/27/12 BW: 92 WW: 748 YW: 1312 TG: 3.53 WDA: 3.57

If I were a gambling man I would bet my bottom dollar on Z479. This is an exceptional herd sire prospect in terms of pedigree, performance, and phenotype. Whirl of a Dream’s calves nearly burned down the barn in last year’s sale; with two sons each selling for $9,500 and the lot of them averaging over $7,000. Much to our dismay this is his only son in this years sale, but what a bull! He’s awesome, from his extended neck and smooth shoulder to his big butt, wide top and deep belly. He is soft, stylish and flexible.

Polled 1/2 S 3/16 m 1/4 A Z479Lot 93

Yardley Whirl of a Dream

Miss Yardley W159

CNS Dream On by Nichols LegacyMiss Yardley B75 by Yardley WhirlawayDCC Full Circle by HAA New LevelMiss Yardley S63 by Bando 5175

Right On is a bull you’re destined to love. Everybody loves a baldy, and when they are moderate framed and big topped with plenty of soundness and stretch it’s hard not to admire them. Right On carries that description. Built Right has sired a legacy of quality cattle and we have always loved our Power Stroke females. The combination of these two pedigrees make this a sure fire bet to sire profitable progeny. A full brother to the popular AI sire Quota who sold for $25,000. Right On comes in the same build but with a full baldy face. He is moderate framed and easy fleshing. Retaining 1/3 Semen Interest.

Right On BD: 4/03/2007 BW: 80 WW: 866

Polled 3/4 Sm 1/4 An Lot

SVF/NJC Built Right

WLE Sophie

CNS Dream OnEbony AnitonettePower StrokeRito 9FV3 Fullback

BW: 1.8 WW: 52.35 YW: 68.3 MK: 19.85

Lot 92

You cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift.You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.You cannot help the wage earner by pulling down the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer.You cannot further the brotherhood of man by encouraging class hatred.You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich.You cannot establish sound security on borrowed money.You cannot keep out of trouble by spending more than you earn.You cannot build character and courage by taking away initiative and independence.You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves. ABRAHAM LINCOLN

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BW: 1.8 WW: 52.35 YW: 68.3 MK: 19.85

BD: 3/27/12 BW: 93 WW: 644 YW: 1221 TG: 3.60 WDA: 3.36

Another heavy muscled, massive individual that perfectly blends the masculinity of Power with a dominant cow family.


WLE Power

Miss Yardley H197

WLE Power StrokeTriple C LolaBS Mr ArapahoeMiss Yardley F51 by Spade

BW: 1.10 WW: 48.75 YW: 633.45 MK: 15.45

BD: 3/15/12 BW: 89 WW: 663 YW: 1188 TG: 3.28 WDA: 3.25

Here is a real sale highlight. This wide based, soft made Billy the Kid son exhibits what Billy can do on proven Yardley Genetics. P170 has been a great breeding cow for us. She has had two $4,000 bull calves and in 2011 her calf sold for $7,000.


GCF Billy the Kid

Miss Yardley P170

MCC Cupid by OCC LegendGCF Miss Reflection by Dream OnPartisover Partigirl by Meyer 734Miss Yardley K180 by Zeus

BW: .15 WW: 54.05 YW: 80.65 MK: 19.35

BD: 2/26/12 BW: 81 WW: 692 YW: 1175 TG: 3.02 WDA: 3.17

Next to Z272, this is probably the best brockle faced calf of the sale. I have said it before and I will say it again, “the Royal Jet Simmy mating flat out works!” He is ultra soft, with style and smoothness blended together with power and dimension, with plenty of stretch and flex. Jet Fleck daughters are some of our favorite cows. They are the feminine made, broody looking type with tight udders and small teats. Don’t miss out on a great one.


Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley U169

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192OCC Jet Fleck by OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley P167 by Y1 Corrector

BW: .4 WW: 42.65 YW: 55.75 MK: 19.55

BD: 3/29/12 BW: 92 WW: 695 YW: 1160 TG: 2.91 WDA: 3.22

Great cow families make great bulls and Z449 comes from one of the best. His dam H27 is as solid of a cow as we have had on the ranch. We have flushed her and one of her daughters, M100. These matriarchs constitute one of the best cow lines on the ranch. At 14 yrs old this was her last calf. He is a solid piece of pure Yardley genetics at their finest. He is a black baldy that lends the deep bodied, soft made maternal traits from his imposing dam, and the masculinity and power from his sire, Right On. Don’t let your chance at this living legacy pass you by.


WLE Right On

Miss Yardley H27

SVF/NJC Built Right by CNS Dream OnWLE SophieBS Mr SpadeMiss Yardley A196 by Black Beaver


BW: -.95 WW: 47.85 YW: 78.55 MK: 14.95

BD: 3/19/12 BW: 85 WW: 652 YW: 1198 TG: 3.41 WDA: 3.11

Moderate framed, easy keeping cows that wean big calves come fall = less feed costs, more pounds come fall and bottom line more profit; Z424 is soggy based wide topped individual that will do just that. His dam is a soft made broody female.


HF Ranger Smith

Miss Yardley X109

HF KodiakHF AnnieOCC Rising SunMiss Yardley T150 by GW Lucky Charm

BW: 1 WW: 51.6 YW: 65.7 MK: 18.10

BD: 2/23/12 BW: 76 WW: 706 YW: 1176 TG: 2.94 WDA: 3.05

B3 was an awesome old cow for us, and gentle as the day is long. If we had an extra calf she was gentle enough she’d take it right along with hers. She gave plenty of milk but still had nice small teats. We kept her until she was 16 and she brought home a big calf every fall. U431 was her last calf and this bull’s grand dam. There is power in these cow families that run many generations deep, utilize it.



Miss Yardley X49

WLE Power StrokeNJC Ebony AntoinetteYardleys Ultra Meyer 734Miss Yardley U431 by OCC Jet Fleck

BW: -1.65 WW: 44.95 YW: 64.45 MK: 17.85

BD: 3/3/12 BW: 78 WW: 636 YW: 1112 TG: 2.98 WDA: 3.05

Black baldies are in ever increasing demand, good ones even more so. This baldy has a little Simmy, a little Maine and a lot of good in him. He offers a lighter birth weight with hybrid vigor in a moderate made package, no matter what you choose to cross him on.

Polled 1/4 Sm 1/2 A 1/4 m Z336Lot 101

Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley T16

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192Majors Money Man Miss Yardley R82

Moving cows at dusk Fall Weaning 2012

Departement stores don’t put all the good stuff at the front door, do they? Great bulls will come into our ring all day long, AND IF YOU DON’T STAY UNTIL THE END YOU MIGHT MISS THE BEST DEALS OF ALL! WE WILL HAVE A DRAWING AT THE END OF THE SALE. All numbers will be put in a hat. You must be present to win. THE WINNING NUMBERS WILL RECEIVE A CHECK FOR $300, THE 2ND PLACE WILL RECEIVE $200 AND 3RD PLACE WILL RECEIVE $100.

Stay till the end of the Sale!

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BD: 3/19/12 BW: 81 WW: 642 YW: 1212 TG: 3.57 WDA: 3.12

Rarely in life do you get a second chance, but here is yours. If you missed out on the last black baldy here is another great one. Sired by Impressive, the same as High Regard, our 2010 high selling bull, he has the look, and style to be another great.


Yardley Impressive

Miss Yardley X48

Bootprint Dinero by Meyer 734Miss Yardley P101Y1 DreamerMiss Yardley U270 by HAA New Level

BW: .25 WW: 40.8 YW: 65.4 MK: 17.4

BD: 2/29/12 BW: 70 WW: 672 YW: 1189 TG: 3.23 WDA: 3.05

Check out the 70# BW on this stylish soggy bull. We have gotten along great with Ranger on our heifers. This bull has lighter birth weights three generations back on his maternal line.


HF Ranger Smith

Miss Yardley X44

HF KodiakHF Annie 53RYardleys Ultra Meyer 734Miss Yardley U47 by CC Duramax

BW: -.15 WW: 54.2 YW: 79.45 MK: 15.85

BD: 4/17/12 BW: 75 WW: 716 YW: 1208 TG: 3.07 WDA: 3.19

This stylish dude is a younger bull on a smaller scale it may appear, but don’t be deceived. The only thing light about him is his birth weight, 75#! He weaned off at an impressive 716# out of a first calf Dream On daughter and has continued to grow. He adjusted to over 1200# as a yearling. His grand dam averaged over 700# WW on ten head of calves.


GCC Johnny 209

Miss Yardley X146

SVF Steel ForceMS OCC Miss HeadlinerCNS Dream OnMiss Yardley K52 by Y1 Corrector

BW: -.90 WW: 50.65 YW: 74.9 MK: 15.75

BD: 4/12/12 BW: 77 WW: 679 YW: 1221 TG: 3.39 WDA: 3.20

Here’s another stylish, light birth weight Johnny 209 son, very similar in his type to Z460.

Polled 1/2 Simm 1/2 An Z468Lot 104

GCC Johnny 209

Miss Yardley X46

SVF Steel ForceMS OCC Miss HeadlinerOCC Prototype Yardley U159 by Prowler Pinion x Dinero

BD: 3/28/12 BW: 91 WW: 615 YW: 1155 TG: 3.37 WDA: 3.07

Simmy Maine half bloods are hard to beat and Z438 is no exception. He is sired by Impressive the sire of $30,000 High Regard. A maternal brother to this bull’s dam sold for $4,000.


Yardley Impressive

Miss Yardley W48

Bootprint Dinero by Meyer 734Miss Yardley P101SDWL NomadMiss Yardley M145 by JD Lad

The trick is to enjoy life. Don’t wish away your days waiting for better ones ahead. -Majorie Pay Hinkley


BW: .20 WW: 46.65 YW: 62.7 MK: 19

BD: 3/28/12 BW: 84 WW: 686 YW: 1222 TG: 3.35 WDA: 3.24

Commercial Cattlemen take a look at this belly dragging brute. He is a solid soggy masterpiece whose calves will push down the scales. His dam is one of the prettiest cows we own. She should be, Jet Fleck crossed on one of our most productive Maine Anjou cows, N72 who had a $7,200 bull calf. Put your hand in the air for this one!

Scurred 1/2 Sm 1/8 m Z444Lot 107

WLE Right On

Miss Yardley W126

SVF/NJC Built RightWLE SophieOCC Jet FleckMiss Yardley N72 by Image

BW: 2.55 WW: 58.35 YW: 78.85 MK: 13.75

BD: 3/15/12 BW: 83 WW: 710 YW: 1179 TG: 2.93 WDA: 3.27

Racing Stripes as we’ve nicknamed Z400 brings a lot more than just chrome to the table. He is long, strong and ready to run. His dam H22 is a no-miss cow. She has had the three biggest rib-eyed calves for three previous years. Twelve calves have averaged an incredible 777# WW! Sundance calves have also been some of our greatest gainers.


Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley H22

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Meyer 734BonanzaMiss Yardley R96 By Illdeno x M10

BW: 2.45 WW: 63 YW: 93.8 MK: 16.65

BD: 5/25/12 BW: 84 WW: 802 YW: 1342 TG: 3.37 WDA: 3.76

Put pounds of profit in your pocketbook with Z484 the highest gaining bull in the pen, and not by chance. He is a deep made soggy bull that has two of our most prolific powerhouse performers, Sundance and R205. R205 has produced more pounds per calf than probably any other cow on our ranch with an astounding 793# WW on six head of calves, and it’s not in height but shear width and power. She produced the all time leading 990# WW and 1508# YW bull in our history. He sold in 2010 as lot two for $6,750 to Justin Roach of Garland Utah. In 2009 she also produced Lot 3.


Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley R205

Yardley TreasureP15 by Rest Easy by Meyer 734Summit Crest Stockman 365Miss Yardley G231 by Spade

BW: -.05 WW: 53.6 YW: 79 MK: 16.10

BD: 3/18/12 BW: 82 WW: 657 YW: 1247 TG: 3.69 WDA: 3.41

His dam is an impressive twelve-year-old cow whose 10 calves have averaged 83# at birth and 685# at weaning. He is stout and he is good.


GCC Johnny 209

Miss Yardley K52

SVF Steel ForceMs OCC Miss HealinerY1 Mr CorrectorMiss Yardley H172 by Grand Maxi

BW: 1.50 WW: 64.5 YW: 96.4 MK: 18

BD: 2/29/12 BW: 88 WW: 618 YW: 1139 TG: 3.26 WDA: 3.06

This is a stylish and powerful structurally correct calf out of Steel Force, whose semen sells for around $280/unit. We have loved our Steel Force offspring and have had several herd sires out of him.


SVF Steel Force

Miss Yardley T174

CNS Dream OnSVF Sheza BeautySVJ PowerhouseMiss Yardley K41

BW: 2.15 WW: 54.4 YW: 77.65 MK: 13.9

BD: 3/8/12 BW: 98 WW: 606 YW: 1184 TG: 3.61 WDA: 3.02

Z354’s dam weaned off as at 698#.

Polled 1/4 Sm 1/2 An 1/4 m Z354Lot 112

HF Ranger Smith

Miss Yardley X179

HF KodiakHF Annie 53RYardley FortuneMiss Yardley L60

Lot 108

Lot 107

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BW: -.30 WW: 50.25 YW: 77.55 MK: 20.70

BD: 3/26/12 BW: 77 WW: 635 YW: 1175 TG: 3.37 WDA: 3.11

Here is another nice son of Impressive. He has a big hind quarter with a big foot and good bone. His maternal pedigree is stacked with light birth weights. His broody made dam had a 74# birth weight, and has averaged 76# on her two calves, and her calf last year sold for $7,500.


Yardley Impressive

Y1 Miss Yardley W64

Bootprint Dinero by Meyer 734Miss Yardley P101OCC Jet FleckMiss Yardley P44 by Juneau

BD: 4/9/12 BW: 93 WW: 646 YW: 1167 TG: 3.25 WDA: 3.24

This deep stout made calf is out of 189, a cow that Jeannie and Emily fell in love with and bought from John Griswold’s sale long before Jeannie ever dreamed of falling in love with John. 189 has had some great offspring including last year’s $6,500 bull calf that sold to Ivan Miles of Indiana.


WLE Right On

GCC Miss Sharpie 189

SVF/NJC Built Right by CNS Dream OnWLE Sophie by WLE Power StrokeGCC SharpieGCC Angus

BW: .65 WW: 47.65 YW: 64.35 MK: 20.35

BD: 3/30/12 BW: 90 WW: 746 YW: 1179 TG: 2.70 WDA: 3.30

Look at the performance on this bull with nearly a 750# WW. His dam has averaged over 700# on six head of calves! A maternal brother to this bull sold to long time customer Jim Frost of Moses Lake Washington for $5,700. Jim always knows a good one.


WLE Right On

Miss Yardley R137

SVF/NJC Built RightWLE Sophie3C Picasso by Meyer 734Yardley M195 by 3C Pasque by Meyer734

BW: .85 WW: 44.5 YW: 54.2 MK: 16.35

BD: 3/12/12 BW: 74 WW: 684 YW: 1199 TG: 3.22 WDA: 3.18

This bull has three generations of birth weights 75# and under.


WLE Right On

Miss Yardley W8

SVF/NJC Built RightWLE Sophie3D by Meyer 734Miss Yardley T111 by Y1 Prowler Pinion

BW: .45 WW: 59.8 YW: 84.8 MK: 18.10

BD: 3/25/12 BW: 94 WW: 705 YW: 1344 TG: 3.99 WDA: 3.58

1,344# Yearling Weight, highest in the pen!


WLE Power

Miss Yardley W11

WLE Power StrokeTriple C LolaKappes Trailblazer by Dream OnMiss Yardley T7 by Preferred Edge

This type of bull will make moderate momma’s that will raise big calves without eating you out of house and home. He is a moderate made square chunk with belly and rib. His 731# WW and 1,252# YW reflect his ability to gain without adding frame.

BW: 1.2 WW: 62.5 YW: 100.65 MK: 13.85

BD: 4/25/12 BW: 84 WW: 731 YW: 1252 TG: 3.25 WDA: 3.39


GCC Hard as Steel

Miss Yardley W187

SVF Steel ForceOCC JuanadaYardley SundanceMiss Yardley S162 by SC Stockman 365

Agriculture is wisest pursuit, because it will in the end contribute most to real wealth, good morals and happiness. Letter from Thomas Jefferson to George Washington

Dallin on Milly riding for cows 2012

Dad & Steven, Spring Vaccination 2012

BW: 1.45 WW: 53.65 YW: 78.2 MK: 14.7

BD: 4/6/12 BW: 80 WW: 702 YW: 1238 TG: 3.35 WDA: 3.29

Nice built bull. He’s a little on the flighty side.

Scurred PB Simmental Z457Lot 119

WLE Right On

Miss Yardley W36

SVF/NJC Built RightWLE SophieYardley ImpressiveMiss Yardley T41 by Aces of Fortune


BW: .45 WW: 53 YW: 84.10 MK: 13.5

BD: 2/13/12 BW: 88 WW: 633YW: 1058 TG: 2.66 WDA: 2.72

This stylish bull on a smaller scale it may appear, but don’t be deceived. The only thing light about him is his birth weight, 75#! He weaned off at an impressive 716# out of a first calf Dream On daughter and has continued to grow. He adjusted to over 1200# as a yearling. His grand dam averaged over 700# WW on ten head of calves.

Polled 1/4 Simm 3/4 an Z260Lot 121

HF Ranger Smith

Miss Yardley X174

HF KodiakHF Annie 53ROCC Rising SunMiss Yardley H136 by Mr Dunk

BW: 2.7 WW: 56.5 YW: 62.6 MK: 19.7

BD: 3/20/12 BW: 79 WW: 656 YW: 1132 TG: 2.98 WDA: 3.01


WLE Right On

Miss Yardley W149

SVF/NJC Built RightWLD SophieOCC Jet FleckMiss Yardley N175 by Zeus

BD: 3/26/12 BW: 91 WW: 654 YW: 1187 TG: 3.33 WDA: 3.27

polled 1/4 Sm 3/16 A Z431Lot 122

Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley T185

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Rest Easy

Miss Yardley K187 by Overtime

BD: 3/27/12 BW: 83 WW: 590 YW: 1123 TG: 3.23 WDA: 3.03

Good cow families are a priceless treasure in the cattle industry. They “flat out produce,” and behind every great herd sire stands a great cow. A maternal sister to this bull sold in our ’11 Focus on the Female sale for $5,000 to Wes Reynolds of Iowa. His grand dam, S505, is as pretty and deep-gutted purebred Angus as we own. Her bull calf in last year’s sale commanded $8,500 going to Texas.

Polled 3/8 sm 1/4 ma 3/8 an Z442Lot 120

Yardley Impressive

Miss Yardley U5

Bootprint Dinero by Meyer 734Miss Yardley P101 by SVJ Power SurgeHAA New Level by BPJV HotlineMiss Yardley S505 by SAV 8180 Traveler

Cows on the winter range, this small plant is white sage and is high in protien.

Dad on Miss Shady May, Spring Vaccination

We seldom show pictures of our winter range but it is vitally as important as a summer country. Our cattle calve and many of them reside in breeding pastures on desert winter range 40 miles west of Beaver from December until July. Our cows will stay fatter out there than the ones we keep home and feed hay.

Lot 120

Tawnya, Steven, & Emily, Don’s West Pasture 2012

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BW: .90 WW: 50.95 YW: 69.05 MK: 16.8

BD: 3/26/12 BW: 92 WW: 679 YW: 1169 TG: 3.06 WDA: 3.24

R14 is a beautiful big bodied cow with a perfect udder. A maternal brother to this bull sold for $4,500 to our good friend and neighbor Randy Hatch of Panguitch Utah.

Polled 5/8 sm 3/8 an Z427 Lot 125

WLE Right On

Miss Yardley R14

SVF/NJC Built Right Wle SophieOCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley N145 by Zues

BW: -2.35 WW: 49.3 YW: 79.2 MK: 16.5

BD: 2/15/12 BW: 71 WW: 636 YW: 1150 TG: 3.21 WDA: 2.93

OCC Homer is one of Tim Ohlde’s lightest birth weight calving ease bulls. Notice this bulls 77# BW.

Polled 1/4 sm 3/4 an Z264Lot 127

OCC Homer

Miss Yardley X66

OCC FocusOCC Dixie EricaMytty In FocusMiss Yardley S205 by Prowler/Pinion

BW: -.2 WW: 49.1 YW: 71.7 MK: 21.9

BD: 3/17/12 BW: 75 WW: 667 YW: 1076 TG: 2.56 WDA: 2.87

This is a nice black baldy bull. TWIN


WLE Power

Miss Yardley W121

WLE Power StrokeTriple C LolaYardley Prowler PinionMiss Yardley M24 by 3C Jigger

BD: 4/12/12 BW: 93 WW: 719 YW: 1182 TG: 2.90 WDA: 3.19

Polled 3/8 S 1/4 m 1/ an Z469Lot 128

WLE Power

Miss Yardley W182

WLE Power StrokeTriple C Lola BPF Sudden ImpactMiss Yardley L111 by Sudden Impact

It was in the saddle, high on the mountain tops where our best friendships were formed, deepest secrets told and true memories made. We grew up with the cattle, we grew up alongside our parents, we learned from example how to yodel on a long drive, pray in time of need, and turn to who was rid-ing beside us for help. It was on the mountain that we fell in love with the land and the cattle. Wet saddle blankets made for more than good horses.

BW: 1.8 WW: 51.6 YW: 72.8 MK: 19.5

BD: 4/8/12 BW: 87 WW: 658 YW: 1235 TG: 3.60 WDA: 3.31

This calf had one of the better yearling weights in the pen at 1235#. His dam is an own daughter of the immortal Meyer 734.


WLE Power

Miss Yardley W81

WLE Power StrokeTriple C LolaMeyer Ranch 734Miss Yardley S174 by Meyer 734

Lot 126


BW: 2.9 WW: 50 YW: 81 MK: 20

BD: 4/1/12 BW: 82 WW: 664 YW: 1160 TG: 3.10 WDA: 3.04

Polled 1/4 S 3/4 An Z453Lot 129

Yardley Detail

Miss Yardley X84

Yardley Sundance by Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P146 by Yardley PrompterDuff Basic Instinct by OCC Missing Link3188 by Connealy Forefront

BW: 2.7 WW: 55.55 YW: 75.8 MK: 13.95

BD: 4/1/12 BW: 93 WW: 667 YW: 1200 TG: 3.33 WDA: 3.32

A maternal brother sold in last year’s sale for $5,000. His maternal grand dam is a donor matriarch, H27.


Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley S193

Yardley TreasureYardley P15 by Rest Easy by Meyer 734Yardley Black CottonMiss Yardley H27 by Spade

BW: .50 WW: 56.4 YW: 83.2 MK: 16.8

BD: 3/26/12 BW: 81 WW: 619 YW: 1072 TG: 2.83 WDA: 2.79

Soggy made smaller framed bull.


HF Ranger Smith

Miss Yardley X60

HF KodiakHF Annie CAJS Jillians TrademarkMiss Yardley N13 by 3C Kruiser

BW: 2.9 WW: 49.05 YW: 57.55 MK: 19.85

BD: 2/27/12 BW: 82 WW: 674 YW: 1207 TG: 3.33 WDA: 3.29

The only red bull in the sale. F119 raised 15 calves that averaged 667# WW. Black Beaver produced some of our best Simmentals.

Horned 3/4 Sm 1/4 ma Z295Lot 130

Yardley Black Beaver

Miss Yardley F119

Black MaxMiss NickYardley SupremeA234 by Power Plant (MA)

BW: 1.45 WW: 58.35 YW: 82.6 MK: 14.05

BD: 3/2/12 BW: 80 WW: 552 YW: 1073 TG: 3.25 WDA: 2.83

A maternal sister to this bull’s dam sold for $7,500.


GCF Billy the Kid

Miss Yardley U27

MCC Cupid by OCC Legend 414GCF Miss Reflection by Dream On S3CNS Dream OnMiss Yardley S14 by Rest Easy

BD: 3/8/12 BW: 82 WW: 625 YW: 1044 TG: 2.62 WDA: 2.82

Polled 1/4 S 3/16 m 1/4 a Z348Lot 132

Yardley Sundance

Miss Yardley U143

Yardley TreasureMiss Yardley P15 by Rest EasyDCC Full Circle412 (Angus)

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BW: 2.75 WW: 39 YW: 73.5 MK: 18

BD: 3/13/12 BW: 84 WW: 580 YW: 1045 TG: 2.91 WDA: 2.87

We have loved our Duff New Edition Females. They are moderate made, easy keeping, good looking cows that are broody and have good legs and structure. They have nice udders and wean off good calves. Z397 will make these kind of females that will be an asset to your herd for years to come. With ever increasing feed prices these are the type that will be profitable in the long run.

Angus Z397Lot 136

Duff New Edition

Mariahs Ebar 3362

OCC GenesisOCC Dixie EricaBasin Max 602CEbar 363 QAS Traveler

BW: -1.1 WW: 48.5 YW: 92 MK: 22

BD: 3/11/12 BW: 76 WW: 635 YW: 1144 TG: 3.18 WDA: 2.95

This stylish and soggy, smooth shouldered bull has a 76# birth weight and generations of light birth weights scattered throughout his pedigree. His first-calf dam had a 65# birth weight and his grand dam had a 70# birth weight with a 70# birth weight on three head. We have gotten along great with Messenger, an SAV Final Answer son, on heifers.

Angus Z387Lot 137

Yardley Messenger X243

Miss Yardley X8

SAV Final AnswerMiss Yardley U71 by Yardley BandoSAV PioneerMiss Yardley U85 by Sitz Tradition 8805

BW: -.9 WW: 38 YW: 68.5 MK: 14.5

BD: 3/5/12 BW: 72 WW: 650 YW: 1183 TG: 3.33 WDA: 3.05

This light birth weight bull is deep-bellied & soft made. On his pedigree you will find his 58# BW dam, a maternal sister to Y1 Mahogany, our herd sire that we used many years and raised some of our outstanding bulls. His 70# BW grand dam was a ground tank that was as good and pretty of cow as we owned, functional and sound with a nice udder. Her calves averaged 77# BWs on ten head. GCC Black Watch sold for $25,000.

Angus Z353Lot 138

HF Ranger Smith

Miss Yardley X143

HF KodiakHF Annie 53RGCC Black WatchMiss Yardley L53 by Prompter ET

Angus

BW: -.4 WW: 48 YW: 96 MK: 21

BD: 3/13/10 BW: 68 WW: 725 YW: 1371 TG: 4.24 WDA: 3. 46

When we select herd sires from our own calf battery we’re pretty critical of them on every angle possible. We take great merit in the cow family from which they evolve, their dam and grand dam’s udder quality, fleshing ability, performance and overall aye appeal, coupled with the bull’s individual merits. When the dust settled for selecting a herd sire in 2011 Messenger stood at the top of the list. With a 68# BW, 725# WW, and 1371# YW Messenger is a very smooth shouldered, big bodied, PROVEN heifer bull. His calves have averaged 77#. Here is your chance to buy a proven calving ease herd sire. Pictured as a yearling.

Angus Yardley messenger X243Lot 135

SAV Final Answer

Miss Yardley U71

Sitz Traveler 8180SAV Emulous 8145Y1 Bando by Bando 1024S192 by SC Stockman


BW: 2.9 WW: 38 YW: 67.5 MK: 21.5

BD: 2/20/12 BW: 73 WW: 613 YW: 1140 TG: 3.29 WDA: 3.09

Here is a nice, deep bull that has great conformation with a 73# birth weight. His dam only had a 68# birth weight and averaged 76# on three head of calves. Her ’11 bull calf sold for $5,000 to Craig DeHaan of Orange City Iowa.

Angus Z279Lot 142

Yardley Doc Skipper

Miss Yardley R150

OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N181 by XplorerSummit Crest Stockman 365Miss Yardley G73 by Krugerrand 490

BW: 2.1 WW: 52 YW: 102 MK: 17.5

BD: 2/15/12 BW: 77 WW: 635 YW: 1137 TG: 2.14 WDA: 2.99

N8 is the kind of cow you would love to have fields full of. She is a moderate cow that always holds her flesh well, and has a nice chiseled bag and teats. We have several of her daughters in production and they are as pretty of cows as we own. This bull calf is soft in his make, deep in his side and flank, moderate in his size, and balanced throughout. He’ll moderate your larger females and make females that will mature into beautiful momma cows. Pure Product sold in Musgraves Sale for $35,000!

Angus Z262Lot 139

MCATL Pure Product

Miss Yardley N8

Connealy Final ProductMA Esta 55-252TC Freedom Miss Yardley L168 by Rocking R Resistol

BW: 2.1 WW: 40.5 YW: 64 MK: 17

BD: 2/19/12 BW: 81 WW: 729 YW: 1151 TG: 2.64 WDA: 3.02

This is the kind of bull that has made Apache calves so desirable. He is deep bellied and functional with a nice front end and smooth shoulder. Light birth weights and heavy weaning weights complete the total package for an exceptional bull. Last year Apache sons averaged nearly $5,500 in our sale. His moderate made dam is equally impressive with an 80# birth weight average and a 68# weaning weight average on nine head.

Angus Z275 Lot 141

SCC Apache Brave

Miss Yardley X138

OCC LegendY Annie Coed Duff Bassic InstinctKAV Barbara by Bando 598

BW: .95 WW: 35.5 YW: 60 MK: 21

BD: 3/1/12 BW: 84 WW: 712 YW: 1140 TG: 2.67 WDA: 3.10

This is a soggy and stout son of OCC Jet Stream with an impressive 712# WW and a more moderate yearling weight. This is the kind of bull that will put pounds on at weaning and still make a moderate, easy fleshing mature cow. His own dam has had ten calves averaging 81# BWs and 681# WWs. OCC Jet Stream has been one of our favorite OCC bulls. His stylish calves have good grow to them and the females are amazing. We have A’Id to him a lot and have had several of his sons for herd sires .

Angus Z327Lot 140

OCC Jet Stream

EBar L433

OCC EmblazonOCC Juanada by OCC HomerHyline WMR Traveler 7325 by California Traveler

BW: .95 WW: 31.5 YW: 62 MK: 19.5

BD: 2/20/12 BW: 81 WW: 611 YW: 1233 TG: 3.89 WDA: 3.29

This is a long bodied, deep ribbed meat maker with an impressive 1233# YW. Two maternal brothers have sold for $4,000.

Angus Z282Lot 143

Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley P159

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanRAF Xplorer by Krugerrand 490Miss Yardley G73 by Krugerrand 490

BW: 7.2 WW: 33.5 YW: 69.5 MK: 17

BD: 3/14/12 BW: 70 WW: 639 YW: 1197 TG: 3.49 WDA: 3.21

This stylish made, moderate bull, with a 70# birth weight, has three generations of under 80# birth weights on his maternal side. His dam has averaged 74# on three head of calves.

Angus Z396Lot 144


Miss Yardley U58

HF KodiakSoo Line AnnieYardley Bando by Bando 1024Miss Yardley S201 by Yardley Gunsmoke

Lot 139

Lot 140

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BW: 1.2 WW: 46.5 YW: 84.5 MK: 18

BD: 3/15/12 BW: 84 WW: 697 YW: 1212 TG: 3.22 WDA: 3.16

On my reference notes I have written, soggy, square and deep. He is phenotypically impressive, weaning at nearly 700# out of a first calf heifer with a 1212# YW. If you want a bull that can bring the big ones down a notch in size and still wean big calves this one will fill the ticket.

Angus Z399Lot 148


Miss Yardley X76

SAV Final AnswerMiss Yardley U71 by Y1 Bando 1024SCC Apache BraveMiss Yardley P52 by Connealy Forefront

BW: 1.65 WW: 41 YW: 79 MK: 20.5

BD: 2/28/12 BW: 77 WW: 638 YW: 1076 TG: 2.74 WDA: 2.78

Here is a moderate made, soggy bull that will do some down sizing for your herd.

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Miss Yardley X130

SAV Final AnswerMiss Yardley U71 by Y1 Bando 1024Yardley Doc SkipperKAV Miss B Pride by Papa Equator

BW: 2.05 WW: 34 YW: 65.5 MK: 15

BD: 3/31/12 BW: 93 WW: 650 YW: 1177 TG: 3.29 WDA: 3.26

2349 is one of the broodiest, deep bodied, Sherman tank type cows on our ranch, that we flushed a few years back. We cannot stress enough the importance of these cow families. A maternal brother sold in our ’11 sale for $4,500 to Robert Taylor of Centennial Colorado. This is a stout made deep bull.

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Yardley Royal Jet

Ebar Annie 2349

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanPapa Equator by Papa Power Ebar Annie 340 by R&J Maternal Power

BW: 1 WW: 44.5 YW: 82 MK: 23.5

BD: 3/11/12 BW: 74 WW: 610 YW: 1152 TG: 3.39 WDA: 3.06

SAV Bismark is a calving ease bull who was the #1 Angus breed leader for annual registrations in 2011 and #2 in breed registrations in 2012. With a 74# BW, a dam who has averaged 75# on three head, and three generations of cows with birth weights under 75# on his maternal line the likelihood of light birth weight calves is high.

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SAV Bismarck

Miss Yardley U51

GAR Grid MakerSAV Abigale Yardley Bando S235Miss Yardley S45 by Y1 Gunsmoke

BW: .55 WW: 33 YW: 62.5 MK: 18

BD: 3/19/12 BW: 82 WW: 670 YW: 1258 TG: 3.68 WDA: 3.35

This deeper made moderate bull, with a 1258# YW, is out of one of the prettiest, and powerful females on the ranch, U105. We are currently flushing her because we like her so much. A maternal sister to this bull sold in our last cow sale to our friend Mike Hibma of Iowa for $6,500. Mike was one of the owners in Plainview Lutton, or “Lut” as he is more commonly known.

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Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley U105

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC Stockman Sitz Tradition 8805Miss Yardley P159 by RAF Xplorer

BW: 3.4 WW: 29 YW: 59 MK: 20.5

BD: 3/8/12 BW: 88 WW: 593 YW: 1175 TG: 3.64 WDA: 3.15

This is a very deep-bellied bull with a lot of rib capacity.

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Miss Yardley P175

HF KodiakSooLine Annie K6271Explorer by Krugerand 490K55 by Right Time

BD: 2/20/12 BW: 80 WW: 698 YW: 1168 TG: 2.94 WDA: 3.03

This is a nice calf that I wrote down as wide and deep. He weaned off at almost 700#. SAV Mustang is the increasingly popular $80,000 Final Answer son. His calves are some of the most stylish and square Angus we have raised.

Angus Z274Lot 147

SAV Mustang

Miss Yardley X64

SAV Final AnswerSAV EmblynetteDuff Basic InstinctKAV Annie by Hyline Traveler 661

BW: 1.5 WW: 41 YW: 78 MK: 24

BD: 3/5/12 BW: 83 WW: 684 YW: 1205 TG: 3.26 WDA: 3.30

This big growthy bull with a 1205# YW is sure to add pounds to your calves come fall. His maternal side traces back to C72 one of the most pivotal Angus matriarchs in our program. His Net Return sire has fathered some of the best bulls in the pen with equally impressive daughters.

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MF Net Return 8197

Miss Yardley R172

SAV 8180 TravelerSAV MAY 2436RAF Xplorer by Krugerand 490Miss Yardley L79 by Connealy Dateline

“As you grow up, you will learn that even the one person that wasn’t supposed to ever let you down probably will. You will have your heart broken probably more than once and it will get harder every time. You’ll break hearts too, so remember how it felt when yours was broken. You’ll fight with your best friend. You’ll cry because time is passing too fast, and you’ll eventually lose someone you love. So take too many pictures, laugh too much, and love like you’ve never been hurt because every sixty seconds you spend upset is a minute of happiness you’ll never get back. Don’t be afraid that your life will end, be afraid that it will never begin.” ~Unknown

BW: 1.6 WW: 48 YW: 80.5 MK: 28.5


BW: 3.55 WW: 40 YW: 75 MK: 18.5

BD: 3/8/12 BW: 78 WW: 700 YW: 1142 TG: 2.77 WDA: 3.17

SAV Heavy Hitter was the 2007 high selling bull in Schaffs’ sale at $57,500, bought by Tres Marias in Argentina, the top cow herd south of the equator who has won the Palermo several times.

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SAV Heavy Hitter

EBar 795

SAV 8180 TravelerSAV Bessie HeiressNbar Emulation EXTEbar 795 by Paramont Ambush

BW: 4.65 WW: 43 YW: 72 MK: 21

BD: 3/14/12 BW: 87 WW: 682 YW: 1171 TG: 3.06 WDA: 3.17

L431 is a maternal power house. In 2007 she weaned the heaviest heifer of the year weighing 762#. In 2010 her bull calf sold for $5,000 to Bryan Jorgensen of Grace Idaho.

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Yardley Doc Skipper

Ebar L431

OCC DoctorMiss Yardley N181 by RAF XplorerPapa UniverseEbar 629 by Extraordinary

BW: 3.2 WW: 32.5 YW: 60.5 MK: 16

BD: 4/6/12 BW: 75 WW: 607 YW: 1096 TG: 3.06 WDA: 3.03

Soggy and square this smaller framed 75# BW bull is out of a cow who has averaged 75# on six head of calves.

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Ebar 783

HF Kodiak 5RSoo Line Annie N Bar Emulation EXTEbar Bessie by VDAR New Trend

BW: 2.05 WW: 33.5 YW: 66.5 MK: 39

BD: 4/6/12 BW: 79 WW: 637 YW: 1133 TG: 3.10 WDA: 3.14

Angus Z458Lot 156

Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley N92

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanWK GunsmokeMiss Yardley H96 by Krugerrand 490

BW: 1.25 WW: 50 YW: 84.5 MK: 23

BD: 2/24/12 BW: 69 WW: 635 YW: 1125 TG: 3.06 WDA: 2.89

69# birth weight. Dam had a 72# birth weight. Homer is Ohlde’s easiest calving bull.

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SAV Brand Name

Miss Yardley X9

SAV BismarckSAV Blackcap MayOCC HomerMiss Yardley U61 by OCC Rising Sun

BW: 2.55 WW: 38.5 YW: 71.5 MK: 16

BD: 4/2/12 BW: 90 WW: 668 YW: 1164 TG: 3.10 WDA: 3.23

Out of a broody easy keeping cow.

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Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley S46

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanYardley Gunsmoke by WK GunsmokeMiss Yardley P52 by Connealy Forefront

BW: .5 WW: 43.5 YW: 83 MK: 20.5

BD: 3/7/12 BW: 70 WW: 611 YW: 1113 TG: 3.14 WDA: 2.84

Several Generations of light birth weights on his maternal line under 75#.

angus Z355Lot 159


Miss Yardley X176

SAV Final AnswerMiss Yardley U71SCC Apache BraveMiss Yardley S503 by Forever Russ

In Lovinv Memory OF A GOOD FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR JORDAN HATCH

We were all very saddened at the untimely death of Jordan who was only 47 years old. The road to his summer range is so steep getting to their range that they can’t take a trailer up and have to haul their horses in a pickup. On the way down the pickup slid off the road and the truck went off an embankment and killed him and his horse. Jordan was a great friend and neighbor who

would do anything for anybody. When he was in college he and several college friends clipped our sale bulls for several years. His winter range joins ours and his family’s summer range joins us also. Jordan was a teacher and taught heavy equipment operation at College of Eastern Utah in Price. Then he and his Dad run these cattle also. His Dad, Ira Wallace Hatch, married Tawnya & Rodney in the Manti, Utah LDS Temple. Jordan was a director of the Utah Farm Bureau. He and his wife JoNell have 2 daughters and a son, who is on a LDS Mission in England. Jordans funeral was one of the largest I have ever attended, and filled the Stake

Center with over 1500 people. Jordan was escorted to the cemetery in a wagon, pulled by a team of beautiful Belgiums followed by an honor guard of pallbearers, family and closest friends all on horses. JORDAN, EVERYONE MISSES YOU SO MUCH, ESPECIALLY YOUR COUSIN Paul. Jordan and Paul spent every weekend together out on the winter range when their cattle were out there. Paul and Jordan were closer than brothers. We are so thankful to have had the opportunity to know such a fine man and cattleman. We miss you Jordan. GOD BLESS YOUR WONDERFUL FAMILY.

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This tremendous bull has it all: depth, width, structural soundness, style and dimension blended together in a soggy and soft made moderate package. The high power Angus cow-Fortune cross has a sure fire result every time. It definitely hit the nail on the head this time. This bull was the top gainer in the pen with performance almost unheard of in the Maine Anjou breed; 721# WW and 1323# YW! The four top gainers in the pen are sired by Fortune.

BD: 3/9/12 BW: 91 WW: 721 YW: 1323 TG: 3.76 WDA: 3.61

Scurred 1/4 mA 1/2 An Z360Lot 160

Yardley Fortune

Miss Yardley S131

Yardley Bouncer by TLM BouncerMiss Yardley R116 by KGST Fear ThisTC Grid Topper 355Miss Yardley N83 by Leachman Rightime

BD: 3/30/12 BW: 94 WW: 703 YW: 1305 TG: 3.76 WDA: 3.60

Here is one of the most complete packages of the sale. He is wide based, big topped, showy and stout with super cool hair and ultra sound. He is the second high gainer in the pen and out of S100, one of our favorite Angus cows. She has as pretty of phenotype as you can put together. She always stays fat and brings home a nice calf in the fall. We can not stress enough the maternal power backing these bulls. Fortune calves have more power and performance than any other Maine bull we have used. Five of the top six gainers in the pen were sired by Fortune.

Polled 1/4 mA 1/2 An Z443Lot 162

Yardley Fortune

Miss Yardley S100

Yardley Bouncer by TLM BouncerMiss Yardley R116 BY KGST Fear ThisPine Creek Right TimeKAV 2100 Black Lady by GT Maximum

BD: 2/18/12 BW: 92 WW: 672 YW: 1224 TG: 3.45 WDA: 3.13

When you walk into the pen Z267 catches your eye immediately. He is soggy, solid, structurally sound, and stylish. When you watch him move out he is right on the money; tracks wide and fills in his step every time with plenty of flex and free movement. He is out of a beautiful ¾ Maine heifer who did a great job raising him. SAV Mustang has had some of our favorite calves


SAV Mustang

Miss Yardley X191

SAV Final AnswerSAV EmblynetteBPF Sudden ImpactMiss Yardley T42 by Caddy Shack

Maine Anjouoffering

leading you on the path to SUCCESS

Maine Anjou

Jose Guzman and Josue Garcia are two of the hardest working men there are. You can always depend on them. We couldn’t do it with-out you. Thank You!!

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Maine AnjouMaine Anjou BW: 3.95 WW: 47.55 YW: 83.05 MK: 14.5

BD: 3/25/12 BW: 98 WW: 667 YW: 1302 TG: 3.97 WDA: 3.48

If you want to add a little chrome to a stylish Maine package there is no better bull to do it with than Z446. He is a real bell ringer with a lot of rib and dimension combined with performance and growth with an impressive 1302# YW. His dam is a full sister to Yardley Integrity and out of one of the most profitable Maine Anjou cows we have owned.

Scurred 5/8 maine Z446Lot 163

Yardley Fortune

Miss Yardley U117

Yardley Bouncer by TLM BouncerMiss Yardley R116 by KGST Fear ThisSDWL Nomad by KA CHINGMiss Yardley G157 by Oakie

BW: 2.45 WW: 45.3 YW: 86.75 MK: 23.3

BD: 3/2/12 BW: 87 WW: 662 YW: 1191 TG: 3.31 WDA: 3.24

If you were to ask what our best Maine Anjou cow is right now, N81 would definitely come to mind. She has had several elite offspring that have made pivotal contributions to our herd. We are flushing her with high hopes of expediting her greatness. This calf is the most stylish high percentage Maine in the sale combining the maternal traits of N81 and the power of Liberty. Liberty was one of the highest selling bulls in 2011 at Green Valley with a 76# BW and an 823# WW.

Scurred 5/8 mA 3/8 An Z315Lot 164

GVC Liberty

Miss Yardley N81

GVC Special DeliveryMiss Green Valley 7007TMax Yardley CherokeeMiss Yardley J101 by Oakie

BW: 2.15 WW: 39.15 YW: 72.4 MK: 18.35

BD: 3/20/12 BW: 95 WW: 635 YW: 1160 TG: 3.28 WDA: 3.12

Bid with confidence on Z417. He brings together two of our most prolific Maine cow lines. Out of a stylish made female he comes from a cow family packed with commanding herd matriarchs. P128 is as powerful of Maine Anjou as we have raised. Her dam in turn was a Krugerand donor cow that was as deep as the ocean. Prince commanded an impressive $5,250 half blood out of L23 who is found in the pedigree of several of our top cows.

Scurred 1/2 ma 1/4 An Z417Lot 165

Yardley Prince

Miss Yardley U104

Yardley FortuneMiss Yardley L23 by Power StationSDWL Nomad Miss Yardley P128 by Draft Pick

BW: 3.95 WW: 47.55 YW: 83.05 MK: 14.5

BD: 3/22/12 BW: 97 WW: 607 YW: 1136 TG: 3.31 WDA: 3.10

N72 always brings a bull that finds his way to the top of the line up. One bull calf topped the Maines at $7,200. This bull carries the stamp of consistency from his dam and his great sire Fortune.

polled 1/2 ma 1/2 An Z425Lot 166

Yardley Fortune

Miss Yardley N72

Yardley BouncerMiss Yardley R116 by KGST Fear ThisYardley Pannell ImageMiss Yardley E223 by Yardley Mtn Power

Desires dictate our priorities, priorites shape our choices,& choices determine our actions. -Elder Dallin H. Oakes

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BD: 3/19/12 BW: 88 WW: 696 YW: 1273 TG: 3.60 WDA: 3.49

This was the third high gainer in the pen with nearly a 700# WW and a 1273# YW. Fortune had nearly all the high gainers in the pen.

polled 1/4 ma 1/2 an Z422Lot 167

Yardley Fortune

Miss Yardley P15 by

BouncerMiss Yardley R116 by KGST Fear ThisSC Stockman 365 Ebar 7325 by California Traveler

BD: 3/4/12 BW: 80 WW: 644 YW: 1203 TG: 3.49 WDA: 3.26

A maternal brother to this powerful, big bellied bull sold for $4,000 to Alan Kunzler of Park Valley Utah in last year’s sale.


Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley M70

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC Stockman 365Yardley Mountain PowerMiss Yardley E179 by MCF Maine Break

BD: 3/27/12 BW: 94 WW: 624 YW: 1189 TG: 3.53 WDA: 3.26

On the right set of females this soggy made chunk should make some awesome club calves. He is extremely deep and square with a lot of flex and movement in his hocks and pasterns.

Polled 3/8 m 1/4 s 1/4 a Z445 Lot 169

GCC Hard as Steel

Miss Yardley S27

SVF Steel Force by CNS Dream OnOCC Juanada 898LNeel SwooshMiss Yardley P11 by TLM Bouncer

BW: 4.6 WW: 46.15 YW: 87.5 MK: 21.05

BD: 4/8/12 BW: 92 WW: 684 YW: 1179 TG: 3.10 WDA: 3.28

N99 is an own daughter of Cunia. The very first Maine Anjou bull ever imported to the American continent, N99’s dam was as impressive of an Angus donor as we have ever flushed. He has good performance and style to boot.

Polled 1/2 mA 1/4 An Z465 Lot 171

Yardley Fortune

Miss Yardley N99

Yardley Bouncer by TLM BouncerMiss Yardley R116 by KGST Fear ThisCunia6283 by Papa Optima Traveler 411

BD: 3/26/12 BW: 100 WW: 624 YW: 1151 TG: 3.29 WDA: 3.17

This deep bodied, soft made stylish bull has the potential to make quality show steers and gorgeous females.


Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley N106

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC Stockman 365BK Exclamation by ExcaliburMiss Yardley K60 by Spade


BD: 2/22/12 BW: 91 WW: 680 YW: 1257 TG: 3.60 WDA: 3.41

If you want them big and rugged this bull will fill your order. He had a 1257# YW and was the fifth high gainer in the pen. *not eligible for registration


Yardley Royal Jet

Miss Yardley P87

OCC Jet StreamMiss Yardley R192 by SC StockmanChill Factor by Cunia Miss Yardley E504 by Bonanza

BD: 3/14/12 BW: 84 WW: 626 YW: 1204 TG: 3.61 WDA: 3.27

393 combines two of the most dominant individuals in the Maine Anjou breed on both sides of his pedigree, Irish Whiskey and Cunia; Cunia was the first Maine Anjou bulls imported to North America that helped lay the foundation for the Maine Anjou breed in America. With a pedigree like this you can’t help but like this bull. A maternal brother sold in last year’s sale for $4,750 to Greg McKee of Roosevelt Utah.

Scurred 5/8 maine Z393Lot 173

TCTC Patton

Miss Yardley S58

Irish WhiskeyTCTC Midnight ChillBK Intense PlusMiss Yardley N99 by Cunia

BD: 2/21/12 BW: 79 WW: 632 YW: 1176 TG: 3.40 WDA: 2.98

SAV Mustang, the $80,000 fifth high selling bull at Schaffs’ in 2010 has had some of our favorite calves this year. They spit out and take off. They have “the look” more than any calving ease bull we’ve used being square and deep with good muscle expression. We have also loved our OCC Rising Sun daughters they are functional made broody females with good bags and small teats. With these two lines merged together Z276 should make some awesome females.* not eligible for registration

Polled 1/2 A 1/8 m 1/8 s Z276Lot 174

SAV Mustang

Miss Yardley X200

SAV Final AnswerSAV Emblynette by SAV Net WorthOCC Rising Sun Miss Yardley R76 by Swoosh

BW: 0 WW: 36.55 YW: 78.55 MK: 24.6

BD: 3/10/12 BW: 88 WW: 678 YW: 1267 TG: 3.68 WDA: 3.28

Z366 traces back on his maternal line to G157 the dam of Integrity who we kept until she was 13 years old. His sire Special Delivery had the $16,000 high selling bull in Green Valley’s bull sale last year. If you like them big hipped and choke necked to raise some club calves then 366 is your bull.

polled 3/4 maine Z366Lot 175

GVC Special Delivery

Miss Yardley X156

GVC Noble ManGVC Sarah JaneBKRI TrendsetterMiss Yardley T163 by Yardley Cherokee

BD: 3/11/12 BW: 83 WW: 613 YW: 1131 TG: 3.24 WDA: 2.95

OCC Missing Link has been one of our long time favorite bulls to make Angus crossbreds. Ohlde turned down $50,000 for this outstanding herd sire. Z378 exhibits many of the qualities that have made his sire so popular. He is a stylish calf with a lot of depth and belly that is soft and functional with plenty of flex in his hocks and pasterns.


OCC Missing Link

Miss Yardley W170

OCC HeadlinerOCC Dixie Erica CMAC Tyson by Cowans AliMiss Yardley N139 by Max Cherokee

BD: 2/26/12 BW: 82 WW: 679 YW: 1194 TG: 3.22 WDA: 3.08

This is a stout made square calf out of a beautiful Fortune daughter.

polled 1/2 an 1/4 mA Z292Lot 172


Miss Yardley X99

SAV Final AnswerMiss Yardley U71 by Y1 Bando 1024Yardley Fortune Miss Yardley P103 by Neel Swoosh

pAp SCoreSBrisket Disease of cattle is the result of right congestive heart failure, but is brought on specifically by effects of the lower oxygen pressures present when cattle are kept at high altitudes above 7,000 ft. elevation. The test is a measure of the pulmonary artery pressure (PAP). It is conducted by inserting a large gauge needle into the jugular vein, passing a fluid filled catheter through the needle and allowing it to flow down into the pulmonary artery that goes to the lungs.

If you run below 7,000 feet elevatIon, PaP ScoreS Should not be conSIdered when SelectIng bullS.

Dr. Tim Holt of Colorado State University is the countries greatest authority on this disease and has tested many thousands of cattle. Dr.

Holt recommends that bulls selected for cow herds running above 7,000 feet have PAP

Scores of less than 41 if tested as yearlings. 41-45 is an acceptable score for animals tested over 16 months of age.

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BD: 3/4/12 BW: 69 WW: 583 YW: 1054 TG: 2.95 WDA: 2.70

This is a stylish Maine with good hair and lots of show to him with a 69# birth weight. His dam only had a 72# birth weight and his grand dam averaged 71# on three calves.

Polled 1/4 mA 1/2 Angus Z326Lot 180

Yardley Answer X344

Miss Yardley X111

SAV Final AnswerMiss Yardley K151 by HARB CinchaBPF Sudden ImpactMiss Yardley T30 by Caddy Shack

BW: 3.75 WW: 51.5 YW: 92.25 MK: 44.7

BD: 3/9/12 BW: 83 WW: 636 YW: 1095 TG: 2.87 WDA: 3.01

Z362’s power house dam boasts an impressive 760#WW with a 737# average on four calves weaned.

Scurred 5/8 maine Z362 Lot 181

Yardley Integrity

Miss Yardley S157

SDWL NomadMiss Yardley G157 by OakieYardley Pinetop by OakieMiss Yardley M25 by CEZS

BD: 2/19/12 BW: 77 WW: 600 YW: 1115 TG: 3.22 WDA: 2.81

OCC Homer is one of Ohlde’s most consistent calving ease bulls.

Polled 1/2 maine 1/2 An Z269Lot 182

OCC Homer

Miss Yardley X100

OCC FocusOCC Dixie EricaBPF Sudden ImpactMiss Yardley S220 by Sequoia

BD: 2/5/12 BW: 66 WW: 581 YW: 1052 TG: 2.95 WDA: 2.66

66# BW with a 75# BW dam and a maternal grand dam who has averaged 72# birth weights on three head. Bouncer is one of the more consistent Maine Anjou calving ease sires.

Polled 3/8 ma 1/4 An Z252Lot 183

TLM Bouncer

Miss Yardley X144

DMCC Body BuilderEFF Dutchess 901JY1 TraditionMiss Yardley S165

BW: 2 WW: 37.65 YW: 68.65 MK: 24.45

BD: 4/10/12 BW: 93 WW: 654 YW: 1073 TG: 2.62 WDA: 2.88

Scurred 3/4 maine Anjou Z467Lot 184

Yardley Integrity

Miss Yardley W29

SDWL NomadMiss Yardley G157 by Yardley OakieDCC Smokin Joe by Cowans AliMiss Yardley T29 by Caddy Shack by Ali

BD: 3/6/12 BW: 77 WW: 612 YW: 1127 TG: 3.22 WDA: 3.07

N47 is a powerfully broody Stockman 365 daughter who produces no matter how she’s crossed. Y1 Amelia Bedilia, a maternal sister to this bull was our 2009 lead off show heifer selling for $4,750 to Alan Forrester of Smithfield Nebraska. His dam has had a 76# BW with a 75# BW average on eight calves.

Scurred 1/2 ma 1/2 An Z347Lot 178

BK Intense Plus

Miss Yardley N47

Halls Legacy PlusPannell Miss 4072 by Draft Pick TC Stockman 365Rally Elba 1162 by GDAR Equalizer

BW: .2 WW: 38.7 YW: 80 MK: 18.6

BD: 3/7/12 BW: 86 WW: 685 YW: 1194 TG: 3.18 WDA: 3.22

Special Delivery is a popular AI stud of Dennis Garwoods at Green Valley Cattle in Nebraska. He has sired several high dollar offspring.

Polled pb maine Anjou Z344Lot 179

GVC Special Delivery

Miss Yardley U20

GVC Noble ManGVC Sarah JaneHAA New LevelMiss Yardley S70 by Daines Icon

Calving heifers. We calve from 100-200 heifers every year and we always watch them closely.

We always try to breed them to an easy calving bull. However, I don’t care how much of a calving ease bull you buy, if you want a live calf you have got to get up at 2:00 in the morning. We check our heifers every 4 hours. IF YOU GET THEM TOO FAT OR TOO THIN YOU ARE ALSO GOING TO HAVE TROUBLES. We don’t feed them

over 1/3 alfalfa and they need some exercise. They need a little protein or the calves will be born weak and are a lot more susceptible to scours. But too much protein makes the calves bigger. All females should be watched closely during calving. You can’t predict whether any virgin bull will be a heifer bull until he’s sired a crop of calves. THE BEST WAY TO AVOID CALVING PROBLEMS IS TO EXPECT YOU WILL HAVE THEM.

Our new little Angel.Bridger Toby Hoffman, 12/12/12Proud Parents Toby & Lori Hoffman


All of my great grandparents were converts to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (the Mormons) in the mid 1800s. My dad’s side of the family was converted in England and Tennessee. My mother’s ancestors were natives of Switzerland, England, and of English descent living in Capetown South Africa when they joined the Church. That should give my family a lot of hybrid vigor! You might wonder why they would all join our Church; it was because they were all searching for the true Church of Jesus Christ on the earth.Our Church was organized April 6, 1830 by Joseph Smith, who was a prophet of God, in Palmyra, western New York State. Our early mem-bers went to Kirtland, Ohio, and then to Jackson County in western Missouri, and then to Nauvoo, Il. They were severely persecuted and driven from their homes, and Joseph Smith was killed by a wicked mob. He died a martyr, which sealed his testimony with his own blood.Brigham Young then became our Prophet, and led our people across the Great Plains in covered wagons, arriving in the Salt lake Valley on July 24, 1847. July 24th is one of the biggest holidays of the year here in Utah. From there, they settled all over the western United States in the beautiful valley’s of the mountains, and also in South Alberta, Canada, and northern Mexico. They came to this area that nobody else wanted, so that they could worship God as they so desired, live in peace and not be molested by the rest of the world. There was nothing much here, and they had to develop the first irrigation in the United States. But through the hard work, sweat, perseverance, and with faith in God, they made the desert blossom as the rose. From a beginning of six members, our Church now has over 14,000,000 members world-wide. It is one of the fastest growing churches in the world and has the largest building program of any organization in the world. The church has quite a few large ranches, and runs more breeding cows that any-one else in the United States. In February 1856, my great grandfather, James P. Anderson, was called by Church leaders along with 13 other men to settle the beauti-ful Beaver River Valley. My great grandfather Yardley and his family arrived a short time later. My great grandmother Eliza Morton joined the Church in England when she was 18 years old. Her wealthy family kicked her and her sister out, and they came to America. She never saw or heard from her family again. They joined the Martin handcart Com-pany, and pulled handcarts across the Great Plains. They started late in the season and got snowed in up in Wyoming. They ran out of food and of over 500 souls that started out, only 300 of them lived through it. They said that they were sometimes so weak from lack of food that the handcarts pushed them some of the time. Brigham Young heard of their desperate plight and sent teams and covered wagons to rescue them. She then came to Beaver where she was the first school teacher and later married my grandfather. He died of an ear infection after they had only been married a few years, and she was a widow until she died at 85 years of age. My mother’s family all settled in Cache Valley in Providence, which is just south of the Idaho border. There, they were farmers, cattlemen, and had a store and mercantile business. They were very hard work-ing, prosperous people. One of my uncles, Ray Theurer, was elected President of the Utah Cattlemen’s Association, and was alsoa Cache County commissioner for many years. Another uncle was Superintendent of Cache County schools. Mother graduated from Utah State University at Logan, and came to Minersville, 15 miles west of beaver, to teach school. She met my dad, and they were soon married. My grandfather James H. Yardley was in Partners with his two broth-ers, and they were always in the cattle business. One brother, Uncle Al, would take a herd of steers and cows and drive them to winter range down on the Arizona Strip. He would take a pack horse and potatoes and salt bacon and live in a tent out there with them all winter. In the spring of 1908, he was coming home from Arizona, and when he got to the northern end of Long Valley, he took the wrong canyon and ended up in the head of Asay Creek. He said this was the most beautiful spot he had ever seen in his life. It is a beautiful mountain meadow valley with some big springs and one of the most beautiful streams in the world. He saw the man who owned it, who said, he wanted to sell it. So he came home and got my granddad and they went back and bought it for $5,000. This has forever changed our lives. They then acquired one of the first forest permits on the Dixie National Forest, running 500 head there, which joined the ranch. It is 70 miles from Asay Creek

to Beaver, and they always drove the cattle back and forth on horse-back, taking about three and-a-half days, until the late 1940’s, when we started trucking them. In 1920, granddad went back to Kansas and brought the first Hereford cattle to this area. Again in 1939 and ‘40, they went to Colorado and bought replacement heifers from the old master Hereford breeder of the United States, Fred Deberard of Krem-mling, Co. We continued to buy registered Herefords, both bulls and heifers, from many other top breeders of the country. We had as good of Herefords as there were in the West. About 35 years ago, we started cross breeding some of them with Angus. Then when they brought the first Simmentals to Canada, I went up to see them and while there saw Cunia, the first Maine Anjou bull brought to the North American Continent, and fell in love with him. We have been breeding Simmen-tal and Maines ever since that time, and the rest is history. I was always active in 4H and FFA, and started showing cattle then, and have enjoyed it ever since. I always believed in doing my very best at everything I ever did. In fact, my uncle roy calls me a perfection-ist. So I have always tried to raise the very best cattle possible. I have always liked to have the best corrals, fences, gates and improvements,so that everything is convenient and handy. I have always loved good, fancy colored horses, and I got my first paint mare when I was 14 years old, and I have had that same family of horses ever since. They are just like part of our family. We do everything we can on horseback, and spend many long hours in the saddle. Until I was 18 years old, my dad was in partnership with his broth-ers, Ike and Roy. We would start haying the 20th of June; cutting, rak-ing and hauling all at the same time, using eight to ten teams of horses until the middle of September. When my dad and his brothers divided up, I worked with dad until he died. I was so busy breeding good cattle that I didn’t get married and start raising kids until I was older in life. I met Denise, who was raised in Coalville Utah, and we got married on April 18, 1981. I never thought that I could love anything as much as my wife and my children. I was the eldest and only boy in my own family. I have five lovely sisters that all graduated from college and were all school teachers. All but one of them lives along the Wasatch Front of Utah, and she lives in Omaha Nebraska. I would like to tell you about my dad, who was the greatest man I ever knew, and was my best friend. He was always over to Asay Creek or other places, and never went to church much until he was 27 years old, when he was called on a mission to England. Most of our young men volunteer and are called for two years to go on missions and preach the Gospel. They pay their own way. After he came home, he was still a great cattleman and horseman, but he was also a stalwart pillar in our Church. Our congregations are called wards and are presided over by a regular member that is called a bishop. My dad was a bishop’s counselor for eight years, then a bishop for nine years, and a Stake President for 15 and- a-half years, and then a stake patriarch. A stake is a geographical area made up of several wards. He was also president of the Beaver River Water users about all of his mature life, and was appointed by the Governor to serve on the Utah Water & Power Board, and later on the Utah Oil & Gas Commission. He lived to be 89 years old. I would like to briefly tell you some of the things we strongly believe in. We believe in being honest, true, chaste, benevolent, virtuous, and in doing good to all men. If there is anything lovely, or of good report or praiseworthy, we seek after these things. We believe in the ten Com-mandments, in the Golden rule-that we should treat others as we want to be treated-and love God and his son Jesus Christ, and our neighbors as ourselves. We believe our bodies are temples of God, and that we shouldn’t use things that harm our bodies. So we don’t use alcohol, tobacco, tea or coffee, or hard drugs. We strongly believe the FAMILY is the basic unit of any society. We know we will live after death and that we can be married for time and all eternity by proper authority in sacred buildings of God, called temples, so that we will have our fami-lies in heaven. We believe in high moral standards and cleanliness.We strongly believe that the Constitution of the United States is the greatest document ever written by men on government. We believe that our founding fathers were inspired by God when they wrote it. In fact, they could never agree on anything until they started praying about it, and then they were able to write it. We believe that individual freedom is the greatest gift that God has ever given to man. To PRESERVE OUR FREEDOM IS A SACRED OBLIGATION.

Our Heritage And History The Reasons We Live In UtahBy Gib Yardley

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I was named after my Uncle Gilbert Yardley who died in the First World War in France trying to preserve our freedom. WE STRONGLY BELIEVE IN THE RIGHT TO OWN PRIVATE PROPERTY, MAKE A PROFIT, AND TO MAKE OUR OWN DECISIONS. These things have given us the incentive to establish the greatest ways of life and the highest standard of living of any people that ever lived on this earth. We are sick, troubled, and mad when we see how liberals, environ-mentalists, bureaucrats, and animal right activists are trying to destroy this wonderful way of life and to take away all of our freedoms, and make us slaves of the state. WE MUST DO EVERYTHING IN OUR POWER TO PREVENT THIS FROM HAPPENING.If any of you would like to know more about our beliefs and our reli-gion, feel free to call or write me, Gib Yardley, at any time you would so desire. I will be more than glad to help you in any way I can, or visit our Church website at www.lds.org. In 1984, we bought two winter range allotments 40 miles west of Beaver. We winter most of our older cows out there without feeding hay. They have to calve on their own and do it all. They have to have natural fleshing ability to take it, and we have gotten rid of the cows that haven’t done well out there. We have Indian rice grass and some native desert browse plants that are wonderful feed. Since then we have been scattered out for 100 miles between winter and summer ranges. So we spend half our time coming and the other half going. I started artificial breeding in 1968, and have done more of this than anyone else in our state. one year, we bred over 600 head, I have always tried to buy the best bulls I could find in the nation, besides raising some very fancy herd sires. I first wrote this history in 1994. A mighty lot has transpired since then. My wonderful children are all grown and all married but 2. We have been blessed with 21 beautiful grandchildren. Our oldest grandson Chase got married this summer. Nikki graduated from high school, & CJ is a senior. Michelle & Mark Smith live 15 miles from Beaver in Minersville. They have 2 daughters and 3 boys. Jessica is a Junior in high school & Clayton, Sam, & Dallin love to come and help us. Mark works at Milford Elementary & Michelle is our ranch secretary and does all the records for this catalog. Jake & Julie Finlin-

son live in Panaca, Nevada where Jake teaches school & Julie is a busy Mom to 7 active children, Mathew, Nicole, Josh, Ray, Ben, Lydia & Rachelle. Jeannie is married to John Griswold of Stillwater, OK. They have a little girl, Maggie, who has hung the moon for them! Jeannie puts together and finalizes our catalogs and loves to come home peri-odically and see all of us and work with the cattle. She couldn’t have found a better guy than John…he is such a good Dad, husband, & so good to our family. Steven works on the ranch. He is a great cattleman with a good eye for cattle and a hard worker. He writes many of the reasons for the catalogue. He and his wife Leslie have 3 boys, James, Kade, & Shawn who love to “help” their dad on the ranch. Lori Ann & Toby Hoffman live in Tremonton Utah, 300 miles north of Beaver. They have 2 girls, Whitley & Oakley and just welcomed a new baby boy, Bridger. Toby is a Pfizer Animal Health Rep, and travels through Utah and Nevada. Their house is the halfway mark between here and Rexburg, ID so we see them pretty frequent. Tawnya & Rodney are living in Rexburg, ID attending BYU Idaho. They work here dur-ing the summers & are planning on returning to the ranch. We sure enjoy having them here and their good help. Emily works hard on the ranch. She graduated from BYU-I and is an expert on calving heifers and clipping and fitting sale cattle. Emily takes all the pictures for our catalog and does as good a job as anyone in the Country. Angela, our youngest, is a sophomore at BYU-I majoring in nursing. Our kids have all been blessed with brilliant minds, and work very hard at their studies, and are all 4.0 students. They all learned to work hard on the ranch and they have applied it in their school work. 2012 started out very dry with only one good storm all winter long. We didn’t know what we were going to do. But all the congrega-tions of our Church had a special fast and prayers and the good Lord heard our prayers and we received some very good rains throughout the summer and fall. We have had our prayers answered a lot of other times when we have had a bad drought. We had the warmest fall I can remember up until just before Christmas. After Christmas we got 8 inches of snow and it was the coldest January we have had in Utah for 64 years. It has thankfully warmed up since then. WE APPRICIATE ALL OF YOUR INTEREST VERY MUCH.

Three seperate breeds, three individual herds of cattle, one common goal. Our focus in all three breeds is to produce cattle with rib shape, dimension, solid tops, easy fleshing, structurally sound and fuctional. We will continue to focus on solid cow familes combined with powerful herd sires. Semen Available on all sires.

YardleYCattle CompanySire Lineup

1/2 SIMMENTAL 1/2 ANGUS ASA # 2404708 Sire: Yardley Treasure by Hairy AllDam: Miss Yardley P15 by Rest Easy by Meyer 734

Yardley Sundance

Y1 High Regard was the $30,000 high selling bull in our 2010 sale to John Goken and Dale Werning Families of SD. Sired by Yardley Impressive x YI Pinion. The calves sired by High Regard are stout, cool made, and consistent. He hails from generations of good uddered, broody made females. His service sells along with progeny. He sired several high dollar progeny this past year and has seen increased use across the Nation.

PB SIMMENTAL ASA # 2522822 Sire: Y1 Impressive by Dinero x Power SurgeDam: Miss Yardley T68 by Pinion

Yardley High Regard

Sundance has grown into a moderate made powerhouse with substance and style to be a breed changer. He’s as easy flesing as any bull we have ever used. Extremly sound on his feet and legs with a big top, and soft through his middle. His daughters are proving to be extra maternal with plenty of look and pattern to make great cattle.

1/2 SIMM 1/2 ANGUS REG #2548887 Sire: MCC Cupid by OCC LegendDam: GCF Miss Reflection by CNS Dream On

Billy the Kid did not disappoint. This was his first breeding season and he sired a group of calves second to none. They are big bodied, stout made, and there just isn’t any throw aways in them. They exhibit a soft made, easy doing look that is popular in everyone’s cow base. Billy the Kid was a member of Grindstone Creek Farms Pen of Three in Denver 2011. He has quickley earned a place in our Herd sire pen. You’re going to fall in love with his daughters at this years Focus on the Female.

GCF Billy the Kid

3/4 SIMMENTAL 1/4 ANGUS REG # 2641894Sire: GCC Hard as Steel Dam: Miss Yardley T170 by Dream On x Corrector

We consider this bull one of the very best, if not the best bull we have ever raised. I am as critical a bull buyer as there is in the country and there isn’t one single thing I don’t like about this bull. He has perfect phenotype every place you look at him. I don’t like high tailed cattle. I want them square over that tail head and he is. Jeannie loves his perfect built, moderate sized mother as good as any cow we own. L21 was seven years old when we sold her, she brought $7,700 selling to Greg Kroupa of White Lake, SD. She was as pretty a cow as we’ve ever owned. T170 was her last calf that she had and is as pretty as her dam.

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1/2 SIMMENTAL 1/2 ANGUS ASA REG 2511031 Sire: SVF Steel Force S701Dam: OCC Jaunada 898L by OCC Homer

GCC Hard As Steel 144w

5/8 MAINE ANJOU 3/8 SIMMENTAL AMA REG # 384648Sire: Yardley Bouncer by TML Bouncer 152LDam: Miss Yardley R116 Fear This x Black Beaver

Natural fleshing ability is always in style and in the Maine Anjou cow base it’s something that needs to be a focus area. There is no point to have to feed power into cattle. They should have it naturally, “gutts” shouldn’t come from a bunk. Fortune is functional, he’s sound, he’s easy fleshing, and he’s cool made, plus he’s more consistent than any Maine Anjou bull we have used in a long time. As a senior herd sire he’s earned his place with his calf crop. He’s been viewed and analyzed by the most discriminative cattlemen in the industry and reported as being the most complete Maine Anjou breeding bull they had seen in the pasture. This picture is after breeding cows for 60 days.

Yardley Fortune

3/4 MAINE ANJOU AMA REG # 40693Sire: SDWL NomadDam: Miss Yardley G157 by Oakie

Fleshing Ability has been a major focus at Yardley Cattle Company in our Maine Anjou herd. Integrity’s mother was 13 this past year and we finally shipped her. She’s been a cow that milks well and has done a great job with her calves. Oakie daughters were a signature of quality in our operation. Integrity boasts an actual 40 inch yearling scrotal. He’s done great on a set of cows this past year.

Yardley Integrity

ANGUS ASA REG #16704437 Sire: OCC Jet StreamDam: Miss Yardley R192 by SC Stockman by SC Stockman

Royal Jet is the type of bull that defines where we are taking our program, Soft made cattle that carry performance, thickness, fleshing ability, and style. OCC Jet Stream is now deceased, he stands as one of Ohlde’s greatest herd sires. Look at the performance this bull carries coupled with a perfect phenotype. This is as good as Angus bull as you will find anyplace. We used him to clean up all of our Angus heifers this past year. He’s the type of bull that will add belly, rib, and doability, without taking pounds away from your bottom line.

Yardley Royal Jet

I had the opportunity to go to the Grass to Grid Sale, before I married John. I fell in love with Hard As Steel before I was real sure I was in love with John! I circled his lot number, put a star next to his name, and wrote love this bull in my footnotes. With a 70# BW, 15.67 REA, and a 40.5 yearling scrotal he was one you could like off of paper but he got better after a visual analysis. He is a female maker that is huge bodied with fleshing ability and style. His first calf crop did not disappoint. Owned with Curt Schoner, and Griswold Cattle Company. His mother has been in ET at Griswolds, she is one of the best cows that they purchased from Tim Ohlde. Hard as Steel cost us $12,000. He sired many high dollar cattle for us this past year.

ANGUS REG # 15759398 Sire: OCC Legend 616LDam: Y Annie by Krugerand 490 (Krugerrand grand-daughter) Apache Brave is going down as one of the greatest sires of Yardley Cattle

Co. His progeny are top of the pen with 11 head of bulls averaging $4,568. A top hiefer calf sold for $10,500 this fall to Tim Johnston, Carpenter Iowa. He is an easy calving sire that produces cattle that have look and style. Grass fat cattle are what we need to breed. He always maintained his flesh while breeding cows and he wasn’t a bull that needed to primped and pampered. Apache was a moderator that kept performance and bred depth and rib into his progeny. Owned with Matt Sherwood.

SCC Apache Brave

ANGUS REG # 1624811 Sire: OCC Doctor Dam: Miss Yardley N181 by Xplorer by Krugerand 490 Great cattle come from great cow families and Yardley Skipper hails from

one of the best. His maternal sister sold in our Focus on the Female 2009 for $16,200 to Schnoor Sisters of Chowcilla, CA. Wayne and Barb Ohlrichs were the contending bidder and went on to purchase Miss Yardley N181 for $20,000, she is a hit and never miss cow. You’ll see from the feature lots in this sale that Skipper is following the tradition of the cow family behind him. He is functional and stout with the bone and body that you seldom see in PB Angus. He has been an extremely consistent producer of quality.

Yardley Doc Skipper

ANGUS REG # 16996619 Sire: HF Kodiak 5R Dam: Soo Line Annie by Cudlobe Yellowstone A complete out-cross to most American pedigrees, North Country brings

thickness, big bodied, strong uddered, eye appealing look to the table. Sired by Kodiak and out of Soo Line Annie, Soo Line states North Country is the result mating of the two greatest individuals they have ever owned. Soo Line Annie K was the Champion Female at the World Angus Forum in 2009. She sold for $100,000 and Kodiak sold for $150,000. One of the most exciting aspects of North Country comes from the consistency of his dam to produce high dollar, eye appealing progeny. The power of a cow family is immeasurable. North Country carries plenty of look and style along with an extra dose of performance, bone, and scrotal development. Semen $25 a straw. Owned with Griswold Cattle Company, Stillwater OK.

SooLine North Country

ANGUS REG # 15755575 Sire: OCC Jet StreamDam: OCC Dixie Erica 805G by OCC Discovery

I have known and been a friend of Tim Ohlde of Palmer KS, it seems like forever. The world has beaten a path to his door because he has bred, developed, and selected a line and family of Angus cattle that have MORE FLESHING ABILITY, BETTER UDDERS, MODERATE FRAMES, and MORE DEPTH AND THICKNESS, than any other Angus in the Nation. OCC Rising Sun is a sound structured, pretty fronted, deep ribbed, powerhouse. We had previously used Jet Stream on our Simmental cows and loved the results. In a crossbreeding or purebred Angus situation we feel that Rising Sun will be a breed changer. Owned with Dunn & Son, Tetonia Idaho and Tim Ohlde.

OCC Rising Sun

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