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Saturday, April 24Hereford, Texas

Selling 100 Females / 250 Frozen Embryos

THE 2010 EFFICIENT SUCCESS MANUAL

Share the Future - Sale SixSaturday afternoon,April 24 • 1:00p.m.CDT

SALE LOCATION:MimmsCattle - Highway60West -Hereford,TexasFrom the center of Hereford take Highway 60west out of town for twomiles.Watch for the largemovie screen

and signs for the Hereford Veterinary Clinic.The sale facility is located at rear of clinic.

� Complimentarymeal served at noon - Provided by HerefordVet Supply

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Box 1756 • Hereford,Texas 79045806/364-1331 (office) • 806/258-7216 (residence)

806/344-5016 (mobile)

ONTHE FRONT AND BACK COVERS:From top to bottom:2010 Ft.Worth Stock Show Grand Champion Steer

- Shown by Rikki Buckalew

2010 Ft.Worth Stock Show Reserve Grand Champion Steer- Shown by Allie Henrie

2009 NationalWestern Grand Champion Steer- Shown by Ky Stierwalt

2009 NationalWestern Reserve Grand Champion Steer- Shown by Stetson Copus

2007 Ft.Worth Stock Show Grand Champion Steer- Shown by KeylanWilliams

2010 San Angelo Stock Show Grand Champion Steer- Shown by Kaycie Carter

2010 San Antonio Stock Show Grand Champion Steer- Shown by Taylor Shackleford

2009 Houston Stock Show Champion Limousin Steer- Shown by Kade Renfro

2008 Star of Texas Grand Champion Steer- Shown by the Mitchell family

RecentMajorWinners All Produced by the Donors Unlimited TeamandOur Customers!

Sale Day Phones:419/350-9159806/344-5016

Pre-Sale Inspection – The entire sale offering will be on display after 9:00 a.m.,Friday,April 23. Until that time, the cattle may be viewed at their respective farms.

Lodging–HerefordHoliday Inn Express,806/364-3322 or BestWestern/RedCarpetInn,806/364-0540 - call ahead and ask for the discounted “DonorsUnlimited“ rate.

Marketing Staff:Auctioneer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Col. Steve Bonham, 405/823-2972PrimeTIME, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Greg Meyer, 513/256-8575PrimeTIME, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BJ Eick, 330/234-7425PrimeTIME, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ryan DentonPrimeTIME, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Craig TalkingtonTheOklahoma Cowman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chisolm Kinder

Credit Cardswill be accepted for sale purchases. A surchargemayapply.

Sale Manager:Craig M.Reiter & AssociatesP.O.Box 85 • Elmore,Ohio 43416419/862-0117, phone, 419/862-0119, facsimile419/350-9159, sale daysprimetime@primetimeagrimarketing.comwww.primetimeagrimarketing.com

Share the FutureWith Donors Unlimited!Exclusive Donors Unlimited Embryo PurchasingOptions & Breeder-to-BreederWarranties

We do a ton of embryo transfer – ask Dr.Mimms – andwe know that the ET processcan be tricky and expensive if you do not have the proper resources and tools inplace. Wewant you to succeed with embryos that you purchase from us so, in aneffort to simplify the process and expedite progress for everyone involved,we offerthe following options and warranties:

Conception Rate Guarantee – If you purchase more than two embryos from us,we’ll guarantee you no less than one confirmed 90-day pregnancy. If you purchasemore than five embryos,we’ll guarantee a conception rate of no less than 50%. Besure to approve your embryo technician with us before you implant the embryos.This guarantee is void after 18 months from the sale date.

Embryo Implantation Option – If you like,we’ll implant your embryos for you. Youpurchase the embryos and tell us when you want your calves to arrive. Then,we’llimplant your embryos,manage the recipients, and ship you the confirmed pregnantrecipients. Please inquire about current recipient costs and be sure to call ahead formore information – The options are unlimited but our recipient numbers are not, sobe sure to speak early to reserve your spots!

All Embryos Available For Immediate ShippingIn Our OwnTanks

–GetThem InPlenty ofTimeFor Spring Implants –

No Hassle, Immediate Shipping

Embryo Pickup and ShippingPlease bring your jug with you to the sale and take your embryos/semen home withyou. If you do not take possession sale day, please leave word at the clerk’s desk ofyour intentions for shipping by leaving your shipping method and address,desired shipping date, and contact information. All shipping is the risk and respon-sibility of the purchaser but we have several shippers available to make the processeasier. A 14-Day Notice Is Requested For All Shipments. Hereford VeterinaryClinic, 806/364-1331 (phone) 806/364-2391 (fax) – PrimeTIME, Inc, 419/862-0117

Transportation Cost ShareIf you require assistance with transporting your purchases,please let us know. Wewillhave trailers available to haul most anywhere andwill guarantee trucking to cost nomore than $300 per head to central points in the United States. Directdelivery to your farm or ranchmay also be arranged. Please ask for more details.

AbsenteeBiddingAvailableVia TheWorldWideWeb!!!

Available to potential buyers with high-speed internet access. Log-in atwww.liveauctions.tv to create your bidding account.

Sale Day Internet Bidding Contact:Meredith DeBorde, 972/523-6888

Internet bidders are responsible for all sale updates, announcements, and actionsmade by theirinternet buying number. The auctioneer and/or sale manager will make all decisions regarding

bidding disputes that may arise, on the internet or otherwise.

While “The Frozen Embryo Capital of the World,” doesn’t quite have the same panache of a sobriquet as “The BeefCapital of the World,” there’s no question that on Saturday, Hereford was the place to be in the world of cattle repro-duction.

Hundreds of thousands ofdollars were exchanged at the sale barn of Dr. Mike Mimms Saturday as buyers from as many as 15 states converged on Hereford to purchase some of the absolute best in bovine genetics, be it in proven cows, frozen embryos and extremely rare frozen bull semen – some of which has been in a cryogenic state

for more than 40 years, at theDonors Unlimited “Share the Future 5” sale.

Mimms, a Hereford native, and widely acclaimed as one of the world’s foremost beef embryologists, was the busiest man in town Saturday pressing the flesh with would-be buyers, locals who were willing to lend a hand to make the show run smoothly, and taking a hands-on approach when rising dust in the show ring required a dousing of water.

Advances in embryology,

according to Mimms, have supplanted – somewhat – the importance of bulls in the world of animal husbandry, and expanded the reproduc-tive capacities of cows to levels previous generations could only dream of.

Prior to frozen embryol-ogy, most of the importance was given to the bull, and it was the passing along of the prized traits with the best available cow that was the

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allowed for the same traits, only now in a prized cow, to be harvested and capitalized upon.

“The technology has madethe female an important aspect of genetics,” Mimms said.

“This is all about multiply-ing the genetics of the cow,” Mimms said.

Case in point: Using natural fertilization, even the most prolific of cows will calve only once a year, producing at best 10 to 12 calves over her lifetime.

“I’ve produced as many as 36 calves from one cow, all o

p y36 calves from one cow, all of which were born within aweek of each other,” Mimms said Saturday. “There’s not a cow in the entire world that will have 36 calves in her natural lifetime.”

For embryologists, the name of the game is finding, or creating, the best livestock possible.

The cow then undergoes a hormone regimen designed to stimulate large-scale ovu-lation.

Mimms said he has devel-oped as many as 58 embryos in one harvest from a single cow.

Not all result in a live birth, however.

Mimms said the industry average for the implantation of fertilized embryos is onlythe mid-50 percent range.

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to low-70s,” he said.It’s an impressive figure –

one that even becomes more impressive when the dollars involved are calculated.

“I had one cow – one – that generated $400,000 in directprogeny,” Mimms said. “She was responsible for generat-ing well over $1 million down the line. That’s from one cow alone.”

Mimms’ extraordinarily high success rate was not lost upon the buyers in atten-dance, and who followed the sale via the internet and live television.

Greg Sharp traveled from Beloit, Ohio to participate inthe show. It was his third trip to Hereford. A cattle breederof note himself, Sharp said it

was the opportunity to pur-chase a new line of genetics to increase the individual cattle-men’s programs that brought him and others to town.

“There’s not a lot of people in the cattle business you want to partner up with, but Mike is one you want,” Sharp said.

Cattle reproduction, Sharp said, “is a crap shoot at best,” but when dealing with an ex-pert the level of Mimms, the odds stacked up large in favor of the breeders.

Sharp broke into an ear-to-ear grin when asked if the trip to Hereford was worth the effort.

“It sure is. I enjoy working with Mike and would like to come here more often, but you can get pretty busy in this business.”

Brant Shores came to town f

n Grider HammockFeb. 14, 1936—April 23, 2009

Betty Jean Grider Hammock, 73, died April 23, 2009, in Amarillo.

Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on April 27, 2009, in the First Baptist Church in Howardwick with Rev. Dave Stout, pastor, officiating. Interment will follow at Silverton Cemetery in Silverton. Arrangements are by Robertson Funeral Directors of Clarendon.

Mrs. Hammock was born Feb. 14, 1936, in Altus, Okla. to Roy and Maudie Bell Beavers Grider. She married Robert Royce Hammock on Dec. 22, 1952, in Decatur, TX. She graduated from Rosedale High School in Bel-view, N.M. and the Amarillo School of Nursing. She was an LVN at the Hereford Regional Medical Center for 31 years before her retirement. She was a resident of Altus, Okla. before moving to Hereford in 1949, where she lived until moving to Howardwick in 1999. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Howardwick.

She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, David Wayne Hammock in 1976; and a brother, Roy Grider.

Survivors include her husband, Robert Hammock of Howardwick; one daughter, Stacie and husband Glenn Ruga of Spearman; two sons, Bobby and wife Kathy Hammock of Clovis, N.M., and Tim Hammock and wife Charlotte Deere of Brenham; one brother, Sam Grider of Howardwick; three sisters, Ann Kirkland of Plattsburg, Mo., Karene Tatum of Tucumcari, N.M., and Reba Hayes of Amarillo; five granddaughters; four grandsons, and eight great-grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials be made to First Baptist Church in Howardwick or a favorite charity.

Hereford Brand, April 28, 2009Paid Obituary

Anselmo J. “Sammy” GonzalesFuneral services for Anselmo J. “Sammy” Gonzales,

70, of Hereford, are pending with Rix Funeral Directors. Mr. Gonzales died April 25, 2009.

Hereford Brand, April 28, 2009

Maria CantuFuneral services for Maria Cantu, 54, of Hereford, are

pending with Hereford Heritage Funeral Home. Mrs. Cantu died April 27, 2009, in Amarillo.


Lawrence Kennedy Jr.Sept. 25, 1958—April 23, 2009

Lawrence Kennedy Jr. went peacefully home to be with his Heavenly Father at 10:55 p.m. on Thursday night, April 23, in the presence of family and friends. The Visitation/Wake was held at Johnson’s Funeral Home

at 2 p.m. on April 26, 2009. A service celebrating his life was held at 10 a.m. April 27, at Holy Angels Catholic Church. Burial followed in Lawnhaven Memo-rial Gardens. Pallbearers were Bo Briley, Shane Herrick, Drew Kennedy, Walt May, and the “Bob Brothers” Danny Knox, and Jimmy Reich.

Lawrence was recently preceded in death by his father, Lawrence Kennedy Sr.

He is survived by one son Jonathan Kennedy of Mansfield; two daughters, Julie Kennedy Wood and husband Clayton

Wood of Mansfield and Michelle Kennedy of San Angelo; his mother, Doris and her husband Bob Huckert of Her-eford; his step-mother, Helen Kennedy of San Angelo and her family; two sisters, Drenda and husband Shane Her-rick of Kiowa, Colo. and Lisa and husband Jason Avent of Canyon; his fathers’ three hilarious brothers; his aunts and uncles; several cousins, nephews and nieces.

Lawrence was born on Sept. 25, 1958, in Winters. He and his parents moved to Arlington, TX, where he graduated from Bowie High School in 1977. He first at-tended West Texas State University and later transferred to Angelo State University where he graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration. A long-time San Angelo resident, Lawrence was married for 24 years to Nancy Kennedy, the mother of his three children. He was hired at Trashaway while a student at ASU, where he was employed alongside his father. The first position he held was as a mechanic and truck driver. At the time Lawrence retired in 2007, he was the Area President of the West Texas Region.

Lawrence gave back to the public through his involve-ment in several community organizations and services. Some of his philanthropies included: several elected positions in the Angelo State University Alumni Board to include President, Board Member in the San Angelo Planning Commission, Executive Vice President of the West Texas Boy Scout Council, and a Board Member of the Better Business Bureau.

Lawrence had a passion for hard work, horsepower, traveling, hunting, and golf. Although he departed this earth at an early age, he will leave lasting memories in the many lives he touched.

The family would like to express their heartfelt ap-preciation and gratitude to his doctors and the staff that cared for Lawrence at both Shannon Medical Center and Regency House, the caring staff of hospice including Jean and “Nurse Kratchett,” and loving family members and exceptionally faithful friends that were with Lawrence when he needed them most.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that donations be made to the Angelo State University Alumni Associa-tion, where the Lawrence Kennedy Jr. Scholarship Fund has been formed.




“The technology has made the female an important aspect of genetics,” Mimms said.



“I’ve produced as many as 36 calves from one cow, all of which were born within a week of each other,” Mimms said Saturday. “There’s not a cow in the entire world that will have 36 calves in her natural lifetime.”





Mimms said the industry average for the implantation of fertilized embryos is only the mid-50 percent range.

“We average in the mid-60s to low-70s,” he said.

It’s an impressive figure – one that even becomes more impressive when the dollars involved are calculated.

“I had one cow – one – that generated $400,000 in direct progeny,” Mimms said. “She was responsible for generat-ing well over $1 million down the line. That’s from one cow alone.”


Greg Sharp traveled from Beloit, Ohio to participate in the show. It was his third trip to Hereford. A cattle breeder of note himself, Sharp said it






Brant Shores came to town from Clarendon, Texas.

“I’m here to buy high qual-ity cattle, plain and simple,” Shores said. “There are some of the best donors in the country here today. I’m look-ing for a good quality, highly functional female capable of producing seed-stock, show quality animals.”

After viewing the many lots of cows up for sale, James Mitchell of Wolfforth, Texas, took a break inside the sale barn and enjoyed a, what else, hamburger.

“I’m up here to see the cattle, and the embryos and the latest thing in reproduc-tive technology,” Mitchell said.

“You could say I’m here to see the very edge of the cut-ting edge in the technology.”

Mitchell wouldn’t confirm if he actually planned to buy, but he admitted to having a sale number.

“You never know … if something comes up that will help us move our program for-ward, anything’s possible.”

As far as Mitchell is con-cerned, in the world of cattle reproduction, they don’t come any better than Dr. Mike Mimms.

“Oh yes sir, he’s the best there is,” Mitchell said of Mimms. “He’s f lushed some cows for us and placed some embryos for us, and we’re proud to call him a friend – an extremely good friend.”

Lawrence Kennedy Jr.

was certain the two auto mechanics scholarships to be funded by the rally “will be very significant.”

The event commemorates Philip Foster, a local busi-nessman and child safety

advocate who was killed in November 2007 when his motorcycle was hit by a car. Foster was working on the annual Toys for Tots campaign at the time of his death.

Plans are already under-way for the 3rd Annual event

Activities of local law en-forcement agencies through April 28, as reported by them, include:

POLICEArrests

-rested for aggravated assault.

-rested for driving while in-toxicating.

-ed for public intoxication.


-rested for no valid inspection certificate.

Reports-

glary of a building in the 900 block of East Park Avenue.

-glary in the 100 block of Catalpa Street.

theft in the 1100 block of West 1st Street.

runaway in the 300 block of Star Street.

-sault in the 100 block of South 25 Mile Avenue.

burglary of a residence in the 100 block of North Texas Avenue.

aggravated assault in the 1300 block of West 1 st Street.

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Manor Lamar Room.

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Hereford Community Center.

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Ranch House Restaurant.

p.m., Hereford Community Center.


of directors, noon, Hereford Country Club.

– 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. –4 p.m. Texas Department of State Health Services, 205 W. 4th, Suite 102.

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-sored by the Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center, Hereford Cancer Sup-port Group, 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m., Her-eford Regional Medical Center, Board Room, second floor. For information, call Georgia Smith at 364 – 2141, Ext. 3370.

Betty Jean Grider HammockFeb. 14, 1936—April 23, 2009

Betty Jean Grider Hammock, 73, died April 23, 2009, in Amarillo.

Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on April 27, 2009, in the First Baptist Church in Howardwick with Rev. Dave Stout, pastor, officiating. Interment will follow at Silverton Cemetery in Silverton. Arrangements are by Robertson Funeral Directors of Clarendon.

Mrs. Hammock was born Feb. 14, 1936, in Altus, Okla. to Roy and Maudie Bell Beavers Grider. She married Robert Royce Hammock on Dec. 22, 1952, in Decatur, TX. She graduated from Rosedale High School in Bel-view, N.M. and the Amarillo School of Nursing. She was an LVN at the Hereford Regional Medical Center for 31 years before her retirement. She was a resident of Altus, Okla. before moving to Hereford in 1949, where she lived until moving to Howardwick in 1999. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Howardwick.

She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, David Wayne Hammock in 1976; and a brother, Roy Grider.

Survivors include her husband, Robert Hammock of Howardwick; one daughter, Stacie and husband Glenn Ruga of Spearman; two sons, Bobby and wife Kathy Hammock of Clovis, N.M., and Tim Hammock and wife Charlotte Deere of Brenham; one brother, Sam Grider of Howardwick; three sisters, Ann Kirkland of Plattsburg, Mo., Karene Tatum of Tucumcari, N.M., and Reba Hayes of Amarillo; five granddaughters; four grandsons, and eight great-grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials be made to First Baptist Church in Howardwick or a favorite charity.


Anselmo J. “Sammy” GonzalesFuneral services for Anselmo J. “Sammy” Gonzales,

70, of Hereford, are pending with Rix Funeral Directors. Mr. Gonzales died April 25, 2009.


Maria CantuFuneral services for Maria Cantu, 54, of Hereford, are

pending with Hereford Heritage Funeral Home. Mrs. Cantu died April 27, 2009, in Amarillo.


Lawrence Kennedy Jr.Sept. 25, 1958—April 23, 2009

Lawrence Kennedy Jr. went peacefully home to be with his Heavenly Father at 10:55 p.m. on Thursday night, April 23, in the presence of family and friends. The Visitation/Wake was held at Johnson’s Funeral Home

at 2 p.m. on April 26, 2009. A service celebrating his life was held at 10 a.m. April 27, at Holy Angels Catholic Church. Burial followed in Lawnhaven Memo-rial Gardens. Pallbearers were Bo Briley, Shane Herrick, Drew Kennedy, Walt May, and the “Bob Brothers” Danny Knox, and Jimmy Reich.

Lawrence was recently preceded in death by his father, Lawrence Kennedy Sr.

He is survived by one son Jonathan Kennedy of Mansfield; two daughters, Julie Kennedy Wood and husband Clayton

Wood of Mansfield and Michelle Kennedy of San Angelo; his mother, Doris and her husband Bob Huckert of Her-eford; his step-mother, Helen Kennedy of San Angelo and her family; two sisters, Drenda and husband Shane Her-rick of Kiowa, Colo. and Lisa and husband Jason Avent of Canyon; his fathers’ three hilarious brothers; his aunts and uncles; several cousins, nephews and nieces.

Lawrence was born on Sept. 25, 1958, in Winters. He and his parents moved to Arlington, TX, where he graduated from Bowie High School in 1977. He first at-tended West Texas State University and later transferred to Angelo State University where he graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration. A long-time San Angelo resident, Lawrence was married for 24 years to Nancy Kennedy, the mother of his three children. He was hired at Trashaway while a student at ASU, where he was employed alongside his father. The first position he held was as a mechanic and truck driver. At the time Lawrence retired in 2007, he was the Area President of the West Texas Region.

Lawrence gave back to the public through his involve-ment in several community organizations and services. Some of his philanthropies included: several elected positions in the Angelo State University Alumni Board to include President, Board Member in the San Angelo Planning Commission, Executive Vice President of the West Texas Boy Scout Council, and a Board Member of the Better Business Bureau.

Lawrence had a passion for hard work, horsepower, traveling, hunting, and golf. Although he departed this earth at an early age, he will leave lasting memories in the many lives he touched.

The family would like to express their heartfelt ap-preciation and gratitude to his doctors and the staff that cared for Lawrence at both Shannon Medical Center and Regency House, the caring staff of hospice including Jean and “Nurse Kratchett,” and loving family members and exceptionally faithful friends that were with Lawrence when he needed them most.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that donations be made to the Angelo State University Alumni Associa-tion, where the Lawrence Kennedy Jr. Scholarship Fund has been formed.




“The technology has made the female an important aspect of genetics,” Mimms said.



“I’ve produced as many as 36 calves from one cow, all of which were born within a week of each other,” Mimms said Saturday. “There’s not a cow in the entire world that will have 36 calves in her natural lifetime.”





Mimms said the industry average for the implantation of fertilized embryos is only the mid-50 percent range.

“We average in the mid-60s to low-70s,” he said.

It’s an impressive figure – one that even becomes more impressive when the dollars involved are calculated.

“I had one cow – one – that generated $400,000 in direct progeny,” Mimms said. “She was responsible for generat-ing well over $1 million down the line. That’s from one cow alone.”


Greg Sharp traveled from Beloit, Ohio to participate in the show. It was his third trip to Hereford. A cattle breeder of note himself, Sharp said it






Brant Shores came to town from Clarendon, Texas.

“I’m here to buy high qual-ity cattle, plain and simple,” Shores said. “There are some of the best donors in the country here today. I’m look-ing for a good quality, highly functional female capable of producing seed-stock, show quality animals.”

After viewing the many lots of cows up for sale, James Mitchell of Wolfforth, Texas, took a break inside the sale barn and enjoyed a, what else, hamburger.

“I’m up here to see the cattle, and the embryos and the latest thing in reproduc-tive technology,” Mitchell said.

“You could say I’m here to see the very edge of the cut-ting edge in the technology.”

Mitchell wouldn’t confirm if he actually planned to buy, but he admitted to having a sale number.

“You never know … if something comes up that will help us move our program for-ward, anything’s possible.”

As far as Mitchell is con-cerned, in the world of cattle reproduction, they don’t come any better than Dr. Mike Mimms.

“Oh yes sir, he’s the best there is,” Mitchell said of Mimms. “He’s f lushed some cows for us and placed some embryos for us, and we’re proud to call him a friend – an extremely good friend.”

Lawrence Kennedy Jr.

was certain the two auto mechanics scholarships to be funded by the rally “will be very significant.”

The event commemorates Philip Foster, a local busi-nessman and child safety

advocate who was killed in November 2007 when his motorcycle was hit by a car. Foster was working on the annual Toys for Tots campaign at the time of his death.

Plans are already under-way for the 3rd Annual event

Activities of local law en-forcement agencies through April 28, as reported by them, include:

POLICEArrests

-rested for aggravated assault.

-rested for driving while in-toxicating.



-rested for no valid inspection certificate.

Reports-

glary of a building in the 900 block of East Park Avenue.

-glary in the 100 block of Catalpa Street.

theft in the 1100 block of West 1st Street.

runaway in the 300 block of Star Street.

-sault in the 100 block of South 25 Mile Avenue.

burglary of a residence in the 100 block of North Texas Avenue.

aggravated assault in the 1300 block of West 1 st Street.

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With six confirmed cases of swine flu already in the state of Texas, local authorities are urging residents to take precau-tions against the highly virulent strain that has killed more than 149 people in Mexico. As of Tuesday morning, there are 50 confirmed cases of the virus in the U.S.

“We haven’t seen a single case so far,” said Dr. Howard

The roar of the heavy metal thunder was everywhere in Hereford this weekend, but little sparks or lightning as local law enforcement of-ficials said there was not a single incident involving the estimated 600 motorcyclists who converged on the city for the 2nd Annual Philip Foster Scholarship Bike Rally.

“We think the event went off really well,” said Randy Laing, president of the Here-ford Motorcycle Association, which hosted the event at the Hereford Elks Lodge.

Laing said the motorcyclist with the longest drive to at-tend the event traveled 326 miles, from Grand Prairie, Tx., but other riders traveled from as far as Colorado and Kansas. An estimated 120 riders drove in from New Mexico.

The oldest rider was an 85 -yea r-o ld who d rove his Harley-Davidson from Fritch.

The two-day event featured a car show and a cook-off, Laing said, with many of the participants camping out at the Elks Lodge.

“Most everybody who vis-ited was really pleased,” Laing said, “and told us they

had a great time.”Guadalupe Barbecue Zone

took home the “Overall Grand Champion” award from the cook off, Laing said.

George Pacheco and the San Jose Men’s Group cap-tured 1st Place in the ribs competition; Mescan Tod Barbecue took home 1st Place in brisket and Freddie Valdez and The Boyz were awarded 1st Place in beans.

Hereford Pol ice Chief David Wagner reported no motorcycle-related incidents over the weekend.

“There were no problems …none whatsoever,” Wagner said. “We think that every-thing went really well.”

Laing thanked local of-ficials for helping make the event a success.

“We think this was very beneficial for the community, but we’d also like to thank all of the local authorities for their help and support.”

Laing said a final tally of proceeds f rom the two-day event have yet to be calculated, but added he

DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Corp. could be ma-jority owned by the federal government and the United Auto Workers under a mas-sive restructuring plan laid out Monday that will cut 21,000 U.S. factory jobs by next year and phase out the storied Pontiac brand.

The plan, which includes an offer to swap roughly $27 billion in bond debt for GM stock, would leave current shareholders holding just 1

percent of the century-old company, which is fighting for its life in the worst auto sales climate in 27 years.

GM is living on $15.4 bil-lion in government loans and faces a June 1 deadline to restructure and get more government money. If the restructuring doesn’t satisfy the government, the strug-gling company could go into bankruptcy protection.

GM said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange

Commission that it will ask the government to take more than 50 percent of its com-mon stock in exchange for canceling half the govern-ment loans to the company as of June 1. The swap would cancel about $10 billion in government debt.

In addition, GM is offering the UAW stock for at least 50 percent of the $20 billion the company must pay into a union run trust that will take over retiree health care ex-

penses starting next year.If both are successful, the

government and UAW health care trust would own 89 per-cent of GM stock, with the government holding more than a 50 percent stake, CEO Fritz Henderson said in a news conference at GM’s Detroit headquarters.

President Barack Obama’s administration said in a state-ment that the bond exchange filing is an important step in GM’s restructuring but the

administration has not made a final decision about taking stock for part of its loans.

“The interim plan that GM laid out in this filing reflects the work GM has done since March 30 to chart a new path to financial viability. We will continue to work with GM’s management as it refines and finalizes this plan and with all of GM’s stakeholders to help GM restructure consistent

While “The Frozen Embryo Capital of the World,” doesn’t quite have the same panache of a sobriquet as “The Beef Capital of the World,” there’s no question that on Saturday, Hereford was the place to be in the world of cattle repro-duction.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars were exchanged at the sale barn of Dr. Mike Mimms Saturday as buyers from as many as 15 states converged on Hereford to purchase some of the absolute best in bovine genetics, be it in proven cows, frozen embryos and extremely rare frozen bull semen – some of which has been in a cryogenic state

for more than 40 years, at the Donors Unlimited “Share the Future 5” sale.

Mimms, a Hereford native, and widely acclaimed as one of the world’s foremost beef embryologists, was the busiest man in town Saturday pressing the flesh with would-be buyers, locals who were willing to lend a hand to make the show run smoothly, and taking a hands-on approach when rising dust in the show ring required a dousing of water.

Advances in embryology,

according to Mimms, have supplanted – somewhat – the importance of bulls in the world of animal husbandry, and expanded the reproduc-tive capacities of cows to levels previous generations could only dream of.

Prior to frozen embryol-ogy, most of the importance was given to the bull, and it was the passing along of the prized traits with the best available cow that was the

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Lot 1

Lot 1aTHE 2010 EFFICIENT SUCCESS MANUAL 5

KROUPA 31 Female Calved: 2003

Sire: Totally TunedDam:Heartbeat x SM x AN

Checked safe to LeRoy Brown – Due 8/02 – Exposed to McLovin

Only Donors Unlimited offers you opportunities like this one! A chance to own the eye-popping dam of the Stierwalt family’s 2006 American Royal Grand Champion Steer! Thisyoung cow is gifted in so many ways that it is no surprise she produced one major championalready. We’ll not at all be surprised when she produces another; all she needs is a goodhome and a set of recipients. We’ll bet there aren’t many cows that carry this pedigree andeven fewer that put together as much power and pure good looks as this proven donor. Noexplanation is needed as to her ability to enhance any upper-level program – she has been afeatured donor in past sales yielding strong returns not to mention a string of calves that havesold for excellent premiums for Kroupa, Reimann, and also for Wade Rodgers, IA – and there isno doubt as to what she can accomplish in intensive production. Own this cow and Share theFuture With Us!Kroupa Genetics and Reimann Ranches – Ree Heights, SD – Nick Reimann, 605/871-3642

MIMMS 831Female Calved: Spring 2008

Sire:Heat WaveDam: Mimms 31 (SM x AN)

AI to Tycoon 11/06 – Bred to 2- Solution 7795 after 12/05 – Due 9/13

A full sister to Ky Stierwalt’s 2006 American Royal Grand Champion Steer! This painted baldie is incrediblyhairy and big boned with excellent feet and body shape. She looks like the soft-legged, deep flanked HeatWave female we all want to try as cows and, with the strength of her dam behind her, we wouldn’t betagainst her!Mimms Cattle

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Lot 1

2006 American Royal Grand Champion Steer – Heat Wave x Lot 1

6 THE 2010 EFFICIENT SUCCESS MANUAL

Lot 2a

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Selling the largest selection of Direct 602 Genetics available anywhere!

MIM Miss 602 Chill 48N – Selling three full sistersGK Miss Chill 602G – Selling three full sisters

Lot 2A

Lot 2B

MIM MISS 602 CHILL 77NReg. Maine-Anjou Female 364740 Calved: 8/18/03

CUNIACHILL FACTOR

MS COLDFRONT 2066SPUR EMULOUS MASTER

ANGUS 602UNREGISTERED DAM

Due to calve March 29 to Chunky Monkey

Another DU Exclusive! Three fabulous full sisters to Chill 602G! Donor 77N is themirror image of Sullivan Ranch’s great Miss Chill 602G, the $400,000+-producingdam of a past Ft. Worth Grand Champion Steer and the second dam of the 2009Oklahoma Youth Expo Grand Champion Steer. 77N has been working in theMimms donor lineup since she first freshened and she has established herself as apower-producer and customer favorite. Past credits from this big, shaggy, massivefemale include a sixth place steer at Houston in 2010, a sixth place steer at Ft.Worth in 2009, the Grand Champion Steer of the 2009 Randall County (TX) Fair,and a $3,900 steer in the 2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction. 77N is the very last ani-mal ever produced from the great 602 Angus donor and she looks the most likeher famous sister in terms of size, front end, color, and design. A great female!Mimms Cattle

Lot 2bKROUPA M18Female Calved: 2002

Sire: Chill FactorDam: Angus 602 (Spur Emulous Master)


The last Chill Factor x 602 female in White Lake, SD, this is the one several customers have been waiting on. M18 has been a pasture favorite for manyyears and she is destined to lead any herd wherever she lands. Two of her sonsby Friction and Heat Wave have sold for a $7,500 average and she recentlyweaned a heifer by Eye Candy that Greg resisted a strong, $10,000 offer to sell.This one generates with real power and she is perfectly moderate and beautiful.

Two great things about the Chill Factor x 602 pedigree are all the femininepower and PHAF/THF hair you get on these females and every calf they have;you can’t breed it off them. Well, this cow is loaded with all the goods you’d expect from this pedigree yet she is a squarer, more moderate, and cleanernecked version. Strong stuff!Kroupa Genetics

THE 2010 EFFICIENT SUCCESS MANUAL 7

Lot 2C

Mimms 6118 – Full Flush x Lot 2C

Lot 2cMIM MISS 602 CHILL 602NReg. Maine-Anjou Female 364741 Calved: 2/20/03

CUNIACHILL FACTOR

MS COLDFRONT 2066SPUR EMULOUS MASTER

ANGUS 602UNREGISTERED DAM

Checked safe to Solid Gold – Due 8/20 – Exposed to Larry

We won’t blame you if you have a hard time making up your find on this trio of full sistersto Chill 602G; we can’t pick one. This one is the best-haired and easiest-fleshing 602daughter we’ve had and 602N is another customer favorite that was popular enough tosell $12,000 in embryos before we could even get a photo of her. Dr. Mimms is retainingdaughters by Full Flush and Friction and several steers have sold in the $3,000-4,000range though this cow has primarily been used to produce replacement females like herfabulous, young daughter – Mimms 6118 – by Full Flush. 602N might be the deepestribbed and widest-built of the Chill Factor daughters we’ve had from 602 and she still hasthe signature hair and powerful design. She produced one of the best Heat Wave calvesever produced at Mimms Cattle but he was lost to illness before he could make his mark.This cow will make the right kind; she’s already produced $27,000 in revenue withoutbreaking a sweat.Mimms Cattle

Dear DU Friends and Cattleman,Join us in Hereford for a great weekend and the sixth Donors Unlimited Share the Future Sale. Whenever we explore the depths of the donor

battery owned by Dr. Mike Mimms and his genetic partners we always unearth some very special opportunities. Just like the recent Texas

majors attest, we turn the good stuff loose in Hereford!This unique event continues to grow and flourish in the hands of our great customers that continue to experience strong success, profit, and

enjoyment with the purchases they’ve made in our past Share the Future Sale. Thanks to them for all of their confidence and hard work. We

look forward to seeing old and new customers under the movie screen again this year as we unveil our strongest set of live and frozen cattle in

our sixth offering. We’re taking it deep this year to provide you with greater options as your plan your next success. At Donors Unlimited,

“Share the Future” really means “share the future”. So, all of our best genetics are available here and we want to work with you to make

sure they succeed. We want your business, and we expect you to experience success with us – ask our 2010 sale partners and past customers.

Take the time to review your 2010 Efficient Success Manual and make plans to join us. We have a lot of fun and share some great cattle at

prices anyone can afford. The proof is in the progeny born in our customers pastures each season and we know that we’ve really raised the bar

for 2010. The game is getting tougher – and much better – and we’re adapting to make sure the ball keeps rolling in the right direction. Each

year the DU Team searches high and low and puts in the long hours needed to make sure that each generation is better than the last. Then,

we share the results with you.So, your genetic improvement plan is now simple. Come to Hereford and invest in the genetics you like, customize them to fit your program,

keep some of the progeny and sell some of them for more than you have before. It’s that simple, and there are no strings attached. We’re

confident in these cattle and genetics, and we want to build relationships that will benefit us both in the years to come. Like our slogan says,

Donors Unlimited is “Partnerships for YOUR Future.” Ask around and see what you learn.Thank you for your continued interest and support. We look forward to seeing you at the sale or talking to you before. We can ship the cattle and

embryos immediately to nearly any location in the world but you really should be on the seats to see them in person – they’re well worth the trip!

Please let us know if we may be of any assistance to you in your quest for genetic improvement.Enjoy the spring,Craig ReiterDonors Unlimited Marketing Agent419.862.0117 – office419.350.9159 – sale [email protected]


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Lot 3

Lot 3MIMMS DONOR D-23Female Calved: Spring 2004

Sire: PlayboyDam: Mimms 602

Sells open and ready to flushSelling one-half interest with the option to double the hammer price to acquire full interest

Produced from the last embryo ever recovered from the foundation 602 cow, Donor D-23 is the only Playboy descendant of the 602 family in existence andshe is a rare work of art, to say the least. Smooth, black, and beautiful are just the beginning with this powerful, young female whose first steer by ChunkyMonkey sold for $20,000 in the 2008 Mimms Club Calf Auction. This cow was such a good-looking youngster that Dr. Mimms had to hide her in order to keepher. So it’s no surprise that her only daughter – by Cunia 602 - is an excellent, young producer in the Mimms herd and whose first calf sold to Bonham ShowCattle this spring. Both are smooth, balanced, solid-black beauties that stand out in a crowd. This cow is built like her famous sisters only with a little less middle but an even longer front and even more muscle. Her mating options are unlimited – and she is just getting started.

You need to journey to Hereford this spring to experience the depth of quality in this exclusive 602 offering. This might be the most unique female of thebunch. Don’t ask Dr. Mimms why he is selling her because he said he never would. There will never be another one like her!Mimms Cattle Seller retains one embryo flush if the full interest option is selected.

Lot 3aMIMMS 824Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: Jakes Proud JazzDam: Mimms 6D23 (Cunia 602 x Playboy 602)

AI to Doc 11/06 – Bred to Z-Angus 12/05 – Due 9/13

A granddaughter of the much-admired Lot 3 feature in this sale, this is the first calf produced from Mimms 6D23, a double-bred 602 creation that is makingwaves in the Mimms pastures. Her maternal brother sold to Bonham Show Cattle, OK, this spring and what this heifer lacks in size she makes up for in greatdesign and style.Mimms Cattle


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Lot 4A

Lot 4B

Lot 4aMIMMS 702Female Calved: Spring 2007

Sire: Chunky MonkeyDam: 102FF Miss Perfection (Full Flush x Chill 602G)

Checked safe to Carpe Diem – Due 8/20 – Exposed to Larry

A high-potential silver threat from the great Miss Perfection, the now-deceased Kroupa cornerstone that has earned her place as one of the mostmemorable and influential females in the business! This youngster presentsan imposing figure in the Mimms pastures and is a product of a great flushthat also produced Mimms Donor 701 and a stout herd sire prospect ownedby Hicks and Miller, TX. There will not be any more of these as Miss Perfectionis gone, but we’d sure make them if we could. The entire flush is stout and thisone did a great job with her first calf, a keeper heifer by 2 Bar Solution 7795.You won’t believe the hair on this Chunky Monkey daughter plus she is big all over and exceptionally soft and loose with tremendous bone and muscle shape. Mimms Cattle

GK Miss Perfection – Selling three daughters

Lot 4cKROUPA OR 82 Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: Heat WaveDam: 102FF Miss Perfection (Full Flush x Chill 602G)

Checked safe to Ali – Due 8/02 – Exposed to Ali x Dr Who son

More of the same power as you get with Lot 4B, this heifer might even be bigger boned andsofter yet. Both are flexible, powerful donor prospects with enough hair for three cows. Thispair is as exciting – visually and genetically - as any we can offer!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 4bKROUPA OR 86Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: Heat WaveDam: 102FF Miss Perfection (Full Flush x Chill 602G)


One of two full sisters to Smooth Sailing, this heifer is just what you would expect and more! You’ll have a hard time choosing between this pair ofshaggy, sound, big-ribbed heifers, so we suggest you own them both. This ispowerful stuff and this heifer is more proof of the depth of the 602 line!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 6


MIMMS 6047 Female Calved: Fall 2006

Sire: Dr Hook (Heat Seeker x 9105)Dam: Mimms Donor 47 (Pistol Pete x 9105)

AI to Doc 11/11 – Bred to 100 Monkeys (Chunky Monkey x Donor 100)12/01 – Due 9/09

A one-of-a-kind pedigree on a very exciting, young female! This incredibly hairy and big boned second-calver is the product of abrother/sister mating and linebred to the great JDA Miss Power Plant(9105), the dam of Habanero and Dr. Hook. Her donor dam is a full sister to Habanero that sold as a feature of our third sale to RandyGeorge, LA, after producing top-sellers in Hereford. This young cowoffers exciting mating options with her moderate size, excellent chestand shoulder design, large bone, and incredible hair coat. We kepther first calf by 2 Bar Solution 7795 and she is bred to 100 Monkeys, astout of son of Chunky Monkey and the popular Mimms Donor 100.Mimms Cattle

Lot 5

Lot 5HM ALISON N70Reg. Maine-Anjou Female 326053 Calved: 3/11/03

KGST FEAR THISEBB STRICTLY BUSINESS

KGST 52DFULL THROTTLE

CH X SMMEYER 734

Safe to Walks Alone – Due 8/02 – No ExposureSeller retains the right to one flush of not less than 6 embryos

She’s finally here and she’s well worth the wait! This enticing baldie Business x Throttle x Meyer blend is a Panhandle favorite and, if not for the string of replace-ments she leaves behind, we wouldn’t be getting this chance to offer her in her entirety. She has earned her spot at the top of the Hicks and Miller lineup with hitslike their top-selling bull calf – by Heat Wave – in 2006, a son that will see use in their herd next fall, and every female she has produced that has been retained. Hertwo spring-born calves by Milkman are two of the best prospects ever produced in their program and more are on the way next fall. This is a push-button beautythat covers all the basics from fertility to milk to profit and she adds elements of beauty and versatility with a classic show ring pedigree that we all know how tomake work. She has averaged 8 embryos on three lifetime flushes and her popularity will only grow once you get to see her. You’ll go far with this one!Hicks/Miller Cattle

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Lot 8a

Lot 8bTHE 2010 EFFICIENT SUCCESS MANUAL 11

Two Daughters of Thorne’s Y23!THOR PEACHES 11UReg. Maine-Anjou Female 393123 Calved: 10/15/08 Tag 85

POWER PLANT THE WITCH DOCTOR

LLND ASHLEY PUREBRED CHAROLAIS

CHAROLAIS Y23 PUREBRED CHAROLAIS

Due to calve September 27 to Navajo – No Exposure

A pair of valuable full sisters from Bill Thorne’s Y23 Charolais donor that is now owned by Kennedy Cat-tle, TX, and has now produced in excess of $200,000 in progeny sales. Both of these heifers will makeexcellent cows with THF/PHAF profiles, registered half-blood Maine pedigrees, and the strength of apotent donor dam that has worked with a wide array of sires. This heifer is high-performing and extrastout with excellent hair and a complete design. Her brothers and sisters include more than one calfover $20,000 plus the top heifer calves at Kennedy’s in 2010.Thorne Cattle Company

THOR SHADY LADY 12UReg. Maine-Anjou Female 393124 Calved: 10/17/08 Tag 86

Due to calve July 29 to Ali – No Exposure

Another great improvement opportunity from one of the most proven Charolais cows in the business!This half-blood Maine-Anjou is bred to make a lasting source of revenue from a mega-producing damthat was selected as the Grand Champion Junior Charolais Heifer of the 2001 National Western StockShow. Y23 has added value to all of her calves and her strength will shine through here as well!Thorne Cattle Company

Lot 7Wynns Crissy 795

Lot 8A

Lot 8B

Lot 7MIMMS DONOR 16E/117H Female Calved: 07/25/05

Sire: Déjà vu (Full Flush x TJ)Dam: Wynns Crissy 795 (Meyer 734 x Witch Doctor)

Checked safe to Monopoly – Due 8/20 – Exposed to Larry

Hurry to Hereford to load this one! Donor 16E/117H is the most modern version of the great Barbie 7D family that produced so many Texas winners, stud bulls, and nearlyall of the top-sellers of the 2007 Top Line Dispersal. Her dam is none other than the now-deceased 795 Super Cow that produced the 2003 Ft. Worth Grand Champion Steer,the AI sire All In, and nine influential females in the former Top Line program. Full sisters to her dam include Mimms Cattle’s famous Donor 22 that ranks as one of the mostimportant females in their lineup and is a featured embryo donor in this sale, and 16E/117H is a full sister to a very successful donor owned by Tracy Haymes, TX.

If you like ‘em horse necked and big ended with a little chrome and plenty of hair, this is the cow for you. She produces eggs by the bunches – average of 15 goodones per flush – and she’ll put power into anything. Monopoly should be the perfect mating here. Mimms Cattle


Lot 9KROUPA 173Female Calved: 2005

Sire: Who Made WhoDam: Maine Attraction x AN


This set of young and proven females is sure worth the drive to Hereford! Thisone is cool and compact and wild-good with fantastic potential! We love herframe score, loose movement, and pure power. She was an expensive selectionfrom Rock’n J Ranch, NE, as a heifer and she sure looks and does the part. She’llgo far with LeRoy Brown and many more!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 10OCC MISS ANCHOR 359KFemale Calved: 2/27/00

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OCC JUANADA 709VOCC DRIEHOEKSTER 370U

OCC MISS 486YUNREG. DAM

Due to calve September 12 to Spunky Monkey

Small, super deep, and as thick as any Angus cow can be, this proven donor is aspecial Angus highlight of our 2010 sale. She makes thick cows look thin –check the unreal base and wide open rib cage - and she delivered her goodnessinto a string of keeper heifers in the Boysel program. She averages 9 good eggsper flush, and they have been very sticky. And she looks as good as she didwhen she was four. If you need a powerful Angus cow to add a new dimensionto your outfit, give this one a good look. She is bred to Spunky Monkey, aChunky Monkey son from the Kroupa P13 donor, a Full Flush x F22 combination.

Embryos of 359KLot 10A – Three embryos by Draft PickLot 10B – Three embryos by Full FlushBoysel Genetics

Lot 9

Lot 10

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Sale Day Phones:419/350-9159 or 806/344-5016


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Lot 12

Lot 11HARRISON 270 Female Calved: 10/28/02

Sire: Old Yellor (Char x Black Max x Cunia)Dam: MA x AN

Due to calve October 1 to Monopoly

From Harrison’s proven Old Yellor herd sire that has produced several DonorsUnlimited favorites like Harrison 153, Chance Waldrip’s $14,000 selection fromour 2007 sale that recently produced a high-seller, and Derek Poe’s Donor 047that produced the 2009 Houston Champion Limousin Steer. This is anotherpretty blonde built on a moderate frame with extra muscle. These cows out-perform themselves and mate easily to favorite sires.Alan Harrison

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Lot 14HARRISON 156Female Calved: 9/30/01

Sire: Old Yellor (Char x Black Max x Cunia)Dam: MA x CHAR

Due to calve October 1 to Firewater

Another great-looking blonde by Old Yellor, this proven performer packs fan-tastic bone and style on a compact, eye-catching and muscular design. Safe tothe National Champion, Firewater, expect something special here!Alan Harrison

Lot 14aHARRISON 654Female Calved: 9/30/06

Sire: Hoo Doo PrinceaDam: Harrison 156

Due to calve August 10 to About Time

A classy, young Prince daughter from the Lot 14 cow, this heifer will make agreat selection. She rebred AI after her first calf and you can expect her todevelop into a stout one just like her impressive dam that sell here also. Alan Harrison


Sire: Old Yellor (Char x Black Max x Cunia)Dam: Angus

Due to calve September 18 to About Time

Another thick, versatile, moderate good one from Old Yellor, expect a superthick, quick-seller by About Time! This is a very deep cut from the Harrisonherd and the best of his Old Yellor daughters sell here!Alan Harrison


Sire: Old Yellor (Char x Black Max x Cunia)Dam: Cunia

Due to calve October 6 to Heat Wave

Old Yellor has sired several Donors Unlimited favorites like the dam of the 2009Houston Stock Show Champion Limousin Steer, and his daughters are mater-nal specialists. This blonde beauty is super stout and correct. Like her sisters,she offers plenty of size, power, and versatility. Old Yellor is gone so grab thesewhile you can!Alan Harrison

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Sire: Bentley (Strictly Business x Meyer 734 x GK 602)Dam: Mimms 401 (Blue Chip x Cunia)

AI to Doc 11/11 – Bred to Larry 11/30 – Due 9/08

Limited genetics from the most exclusive part of the Mimms donorpens! Here is a natural daughter of the great Donor 401 that pro-duced Keylan Williams’ 2007 Ft. Worth Reserve Grand Champion Steerand Mimms 5401by Heat Wave that sold to repeat-customer RandyGeorge, LA, for $9,000 in our 2009 Share the Future Sale. This solid-black, stout-hipped female blends one of the most proven pedigreeswe know of with excellent extension and style. Her first calf is an Alidaughter that is being retained, and we like her chances with theever-consistent Mimms and Soehnlen herd sire, Larry, this go-around.Mimms Cattle

Lot 16bMIMMS 825 Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: Larry (Heat Wave x Donor 9105)Dam:Mimms 401 (Blue Chip x Cunia)

Checked safe to Tycoon – Due 8/15 – Exposed to 2 Bar Solution 7795

The 401 donor has been getting stingy with her embryos lately, sograb these impressive daughters while you can. This black-brockle isa three-quarter sister to the 2007 Ft. Worth Reserve Grand ChampionSteer and to Mimms 5401 by Heat Wave that was a $9,000 feature ofour fifth sale and is now working for Randy George, LA. You can seewhy the 401 cow is so valuable when you see the consistent look andpower in these young daughters. This one is extra good in terms ofbody shape, hair, and disposition. These are two of the very few thatcall 401 “mama”!Mimms Cattle

GK/Mimms Donor 401

Mimms 5401

2007 Ft. Worth Reserve Grand Champion Steer

Lot 17MIMMS 7TCFemale Calved: Fall 2007

Sire: Beat The Heat (Full Flush x Donor G-1)Dam: Take Charge

Checked safe to Carpe Diem – Due 8/20 – Exposed to Larry

The “split-eared heifer” that Dr. Mimms wouldn’t price in 2008 – here is a big boned,great haired silver youngster with an exciting look and a powerful genetic blend. Sheis a flush sister to the $6,500 heifer selected by Jess Shirley, TX, in the 2008 MimmsClub Calf Auction, and the decision to keep her was a wise one considering her firstheifer calf by Northern Improvement. Beat The Heat females are making good cowsand this one milks well and should deliver something exciting with Carpe Diem, sireof several top-sellers this spring. You can go anywhere with this pedigree!Mimms Cattle

Lot 18MIMMS 470Female Calved: Fall 2007

Sire: Heat WaveDam: Donor 929B (Loaded Gun)

Checked safe to Yellow Jacket – Due 8/20 – Exposed to 100 Monkeys

Check the amazing hip and body on this one! Wow, what a cow she’ll be!This is a great-milking Heat Wave daughter from the whale-bodied 929Bdonor by Loaded Gun. She gave us a nice heifer calf by 2 Bar Solution 7795last fall and we love this mating to Yellow Jacket. Mimms Cattle


Sire: Totally TunedDam: Meyer 734

Due to calve October 1 to About Time

Check the extended front and square hip on this hairy Tuned x 734 blend. AboutTime will work great here!Alan Harrison

Lot 20HARRISON K1Female Calved: September 2005

Sire: CHI x ANDam: Angus


A big, long, black beauty with plenty of smooth style and shape. This is justthe right mating to Heat Wave for this productive female!Alan Harrison



Sire: Heat SeekerDam: Simmental

Due to calve October 3 to Double Vision

A yellow-motley face with great hair and a cool look. Her powerful bone andtrack record of quality will match up nicely with Double Vision.Alan Harrison


Sire: PaybackDam: Cunia x AN

Due to calve September 28 to Monopoly

A stout club calf pedigree on a long necked, great-haired female bred for ahot one! This Payback x Cunia blend is thick and sound with a great udder.Alan Harrison

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Lot 22

Lot 21HARRISON 928Female Calved: August 1999

Sire: WarpathDam: Maine Anjou X


A powerful paint with a penchant for quality, this predictable Warpath daugh-ter is one of Alan’s favorites for many reasons. Two of her steer calves by Lifeline and Heat Wave have placed sixth as Simmentals at Houston and she is due for a full sibling to one of them. This cow is extra smooth, hairy, and correct with a strong look and plenty left to give!Alan Harrison

Lot 23


Sire: Prime Cut x Camp CooleyDam:Harrison 928

Due to calve September 28 to Monopoly

A great-haired, silver smoke with extra depth and muscle on a moderate frame,she’ll hit the jackpot with Monopoly!Alan Harrison


Sire: Totally TunedDam: Full Throttle

Due to calve September 18 to Lifeline

A favorite from the Harrison herd, this one is extra furry and good with a mas-sive hip and a striking look. She milks great from a perfect udder and is justthe right size for plenty of matings. A special selection!Alan Harrison


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Lot 26MIMMS 373 Female Calved: Spring 2007

Sire: Chunky MonkeyDam: Mimms 100 (Yahtzee x Sim)

Checked safe to Heat Wave – Due 8/20 – Exposed to Larry

A full sister to 100 Monkeys, the exciting herd sire now in use atMimms Cattle. This is another choice selection from the young cowsat Mimms Cattle and Dr. Mimms is reluctant to let her go. She milkswell from a pretty udder and offers one of the most striking profilesin the field. As a calf, she was one of the biggest-hipped, highest-performing, stoutest heifers in the crop. Her donor dam is a provensource of winning quality with a string of top-selling calves to hercredit like an $18,000 son by Silver Bullet.Mimms Cattle

Lot 27KROUPA S98 Female Calved: 2006

Sire: Heat SeekerDam: Miss Olympia 145 (Ice Pick x Dunk x AN)

Checked safe to Chunky Monkey – Due 8/02 – Exposed to Addiction

A full sister to The Punisher and a direct daughter of the $61,000-valued Miss Olympia 145 daughter that topped the 2010 Sweet-heart Sale. As you’d expect, this heifer is very powerful and shaggywith extreme shape and substance. This mating to Chunky Monkeyholds strong promise and we’ll bet on a stout, hairy Charolais thatwill be easy and fun to sell. This is a deep pedigree and this young-ster is a stout feature!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 26

The Punisher

Mimms Donor 100

Lot 28KROUPA 726 Female Calved: 2007

Sire: Heat WaveDam: Loaded Gun x BF/Mimms Donor 7063


Very young with a very deep pedigree, this second-calver is producedfrom a special, high-selling daughter of the top-ranking revenuedonor in the Mimms lineup, Donor 7063, the dam of the 2009 National Western Champion Steer and many more. This heifer lookslike her grandmother only with more hair. She has the same design,extension, and powerful muscle shape. The Monkey will work wonders here!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 28

BF/Mimms Donor 7063

Miss Olympia 145


Lot 30

Lot 29DAVIS 18R Female Calved: Fall 2006

Sire: About TimeDam: Mimms 899 (Meyer 734 x Gleghorn 20)

AI 11/01 to Heat Wave – PE to Davis 21B (full brother to Leroy Brown)11/25-1/01 – Checked Safe AI – Due 8/10

Produced from a Donors Unlimited embryo purchase, here is asmooth and attractive maternal sister to Rikki Buckalew’s 2010 Ft.Worth Stock Show Grand Champion Steer. This young, brockle iscorrect and feminine with excellent udder quality and plenty ofhair and muscle. She is backed by the strength of the famous 899donor and the great Gleghorn 20 family that was featured in our2007 sale.Davis Cattle Company

2010 Ft. Worth Stock Show Grand Champion Steer

Mimms Donor 899

Lot 30KROUPA S81Female Calved: 2006

Sire: Bentley (St. Business x Meyer 734 x GK 602)Dam: Cunia 602 x Double Stuff (L79)

Due to calve September 16 to Ali – No Exposure

This is a massive, white-footed tank with tremendous hair and enormous bone; just thetype you’ve come to expect from White Lake. She has a stout bottom-side pedigree witha dam that is a daughter of the L79 donor that sold to Perry Farms Show Cattle, OH. If youcan find one bigger legged, bigger bellied, and smaller necked, we want to see her.Kroupa Genetics

Lot 31KROUPA N71Female Calved: 2003

Sire: Slick 50Dam: Totally Tuned x SM x AN


A moderate-framed and really stout Slick 50 with a shot of long hair on the bottom side. This cow is eye-catching and complete with plenty of shape.Kroupa Genetics


Sire: Cunia 602Dam: SM x AN


A young, deep ribbed, complete female with a shot of strong maternal. Shemilks great and LeRoy will do his share here!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 33KROUPA OR-96Female Calved: 2003

Sire: Stop-N-Think (Meyer 734)Dam: Angus

Due to calve June 1 to Jimmy The Greek

Stop-N-Think daughters rank as some of our customers’ favorites because theymilk and add bone and hair. This one is big and stout and ready to deliver powerwith Jimmy!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 34KROUPA 81TFemale Calved: 2007

Sire: Heat WaveDam: MA x AN


White and black or black and white, this one is cool and powerful with fan-tastic bone and a high-potential shape. She has a nice udder in production.The Monkey will soften her a little and she’ll provide the hair and look.Kroupa Genetics


Lot 35KROUPA PR 41Female Calved: 2006

Sire: Oahe Wind (Charolais)Dam: Angus

Checked safe to Carpe Diem – Due 8/02 – Exposed to Addiction

If you need silver half-bloods bred for success, then we’ve got plenty to fill yourorder! This is one of a stout selection of deep, thick, young cows safe to CarpeDiem. This pedigree works great and these cows are tough and problem-free. Kroupa Genetics

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This half-blood Charolais is young and different with a big, complete design. Sheis very balanced and correct with excellent hair. We mated all of these Char-influenced females to Carpe Diem because we know it works!Kroupa Genetics




A jet-necked, half-blood Charolais safe to Carpe Diem!Kroupa Genetics


Sire:Miller Time (Charolais)Dam: SM x AN


Carpe Diem works great on Charolais-cross cows and he’ll come throughhere!Kroupa Genetics


Sire: Oahe Wind (Charolais)Dam: CHAR x AN


A big, stout, three-quarter Charolais safe to Carpe Diem whose 2009 crop in-cluded more than one in the Panhandle over $20,000!Kroupa Genetics


Sire: Miller Time (Charolais)Dam: Angus


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Lot 43

Carpe Diem


Sire: OutrageousDam: Power Plant

Checked safe to Heat Wave – Due 8/02 – Exposed to Addiction

Here is a Shorthorn-cross with bone, style, good color, and fleshing ability. She is arare commodity and one of our favorites for hair and style. Addiction – the Fric-tion x Donor 159 combo – could work great here also. This redhead puts hair,bone, and style on anything!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 44KROUPA R36Female Calved: 2005

Sire: Stop-N-Think (Meyer 734)Dam: Payback x Sm x AN


This big butted paint is extra gentle and moderate with a goose neck. She hasbeen a good one for Greg’s hired man but he needs a new pickup, so she isheaded to Hereford. She’ll be easy to find in the pens, and she is easy to makemoney with as well.Kroupa Genetics

Lot 46BOYSEL 832Female Calved: Spring 2007

Sire: 3C SturdyDam: OCC Anchor

Due to calve August 15 to Walks Alone – No Exposure

A strong, Sim x Angus maternal pedigree in a smooth, young, good-haired femalesafe to Walks Alone! This black-brockle will milk with the best of them and pro-duce a profit right away!Boysel Genetics


Sire: Stop-N-Think (Meyer 734)Dam: Angus


Another big, stout, baldie Stop-N-Think daughter with milk and muscle.Kroupa Genetics

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Lot 47The Next Big Thing from G-1!BOYSEL 32 Female Calved: August 2008

Sire: Vanilla IceDam: GK Miss Outlaw M-51 (Thomas Outlaw x G-1)

Checked safe to Carpe Diem – Due 9/08 – Exposed to Hammer Up Hammer Down

A special treat from the G1 line, this powerful heifer is a product of a great flush ofBoysel and Kroupa’s leading M-51 donor by Thomas Outlaw. Her maternal sib-lings by Vanilla Ice, Hoo Doo, Alias, and Chunky Monkey have averaged over$10,000 from a leading dam whose last three flushes have averaged $11,000. Thisbred heifer is super stout, huge boned, big bodied, and great haired with fertilityand consistency bred in for generations. Boysel Genetics

Lot 48Pure Power from 159!KROUPA 836 Female Calved: 2008

Sire: FrictionDam: Donor 159 (Mojo x Charolais)

Checked safe to Carpe Diem – Due 8/02 – Exposed to Hammer Down Hammer Up

An own daughter of the top-ranking Donor 159, the dam of Grey Goose, WhiteNoise, Addiction and the Reserve Grand Champion Feeder Heifer of the 2009 National Western Stock Show. This heifer is a full sister to all those favorites – plusanother full brother won the 2008 Illinois State Fair and a full sister sold for$22,000 this fall - but she can stand on her own four feet in terms of individualquality and genetic potential. Her dam – the way-powerful full sister to Silver Bullet - is again featured in the frozen portion of this sale and this heifer is proofof the consistent, cutting-edge quality you’ll get from this family. This heifer issuper-square and powerful from all angles with fantastic hair. Expectsomething special with Carpe Diem and for many years thereafter!Kroupa Genetics

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Lot 48

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Lot 49A

Lot 49B

FF602

DSUL Treasure 5602

2009 Oklahoma Youth Expo

Grand Champion Steer

Lot 49aTwo Daughters of GK Donor N117!KROUPA 159Female Calved: 2008

Sire: Smooth SailingDam: Donor N117 (Ground Zero x Jack Frost)


From the embryo program and backed by the exclusive and famous N117 donor,this heifer is a sister to several past Mimms Club Calf Auction features. Two of herbrothers found the first pen in the 2010 Mimms Auction where they sold for$12,000 and $13,000; and three young full sisters sold for an average of $6,566 totop the Mimms heifer crop in 2009. This is one you need to be sure to see; she isso complete and powerful with surprising size and feminine power. Wow!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 51MIMMS 835 Female Calved: Spring 2008

Sire: The Punisher (Heat Seeker x GK 145)Dam: Donor FF602 (Full Flush x Chill 602G)

AI to Doc 11/06 – Bred to 2 Bar Solution 7795 11/26 – Due 9/04

More power from the 602 family! This spring heifer offers more THF hair and muscle than nearly any you’ll find and she is extra fancy and correct. She’ll make a fancy mature cow. Her maternal brother sold for $7,000 in the first pen of the2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction to Jess Shirley, TX. Their dam is one of the mostphysically powerful cows we’ve ever worked!Mimms Cattle

Lot 50aTwo Daughters of 5602 Treasure!MIMMS 811 Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: Heat WaveDam: DSUL 5602 Treasure (Full Flush x Chill 602G)


This pair of daughters of the $20,000 DSUL 5602 Treasure offers more power fromthe great 602 line. Both are bred exactly like the 2009 Oklahoma Youth ExpoGrand Champion Steer – their dams are full sisters – as well as a popular $7,000steer from the 2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction. This heifer is wonderfully hairywith the signature neck and front end we’re getting from this mating.Mimms Cattle

Lot 50bMIMMS 826 Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: Heat WaveDam: DSUL 5602 Treasure (Full Flush x Chill 602G)


Another exciting one from a tried and proven pedigree, this heifer is as cool andpowerful as we can build young ones. With all these tools and her proven pedi-gree, the Tycoon from this one will turn some heads for sure!Mimms Cattle

Lot 49bKROUPA 621Female Calved: 2008

Sire: Smooth SailingDam: Donor N117 (Ground Zero x Jack Frost)


Which one of these N117 sisters do you like best? We don’t know either. Bothoffer major league power and design with freakish shape and style. Their provenand powerful dam is making her embryo sales debut in this sale and this pair ofdaughters will really get you thinking when you see them. The good stuff!Kroupa Genetics


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Lot 52BOYSEL 40 Female Calved: April 2008

Sire: Smart ChoiceDam: Donor F-22 by Draft Pick

Checked safe to Carpe Diem – Due 8/14 – Exposed to Hammer Up andHammer Down

All the power you can handle and all the quality you’d expect fromthe all-time great F22 donor! This silver donor prospect is extra stoutand massive and one of the few daughters we have ever turned loosefrom F22. Check the big back, huge bone, and massive body. Her sis-ters by Chunky Monkey averaged $10,250 in the 2010 SweetheartSale and another sister is the popular and successful Mimms Donor300. Worth the trip!Boysel Genetics

Lot 52


Sire: The Punisher (Heat Seeker x GK Donor 145)Dam: GK 165 (Who Made Who x Donor F-22)


From the Kroupa embryo program and backed by a standout daugh-ter of the great F-22 donor – the same cow that produced Lot 52 -this Punisher daughter is one to mark with a star. She has a THF pedi-gree but you won’t believe it when you see her, plus she is correctand exciting from every angle. This has to be one of the most potentgenetic packages you’ll find!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 54FOUR STAR 13 Female Calved: 9/06/08

Sire: Heat WaveDam: Mimms/JJ Donor 50 (Meyer 734 x Witchcraft 2100)

Due to calve August 17 to Ali – No Exposure

Another product of a Donors Unlimited embryo purchase, this impressive HeatWave daughter is out of the popular Mimms/JJ Donor 50 whose consistent qualityis pushing her to the top of the DU arsenal. A full brother to this heifer was third inClass 8 at the 2010 Ft. Worth Stock Show behind the Middleweight Division Cham-pion, and a maternal brother by Smooth Sailing was selected as the ChampionSimmental at the Oklahoma Cattlemens Junior Preview while another sibling wasChampion Gelbvieh at the Tulsa State Fair Prospect Show and 3rd AOB at the Oklahoma Youth Expo. Like her dam, this heifer is correct and feminine with excel-lent hair and she is backed by one of the deepest maternal pedigrees we can offer!Four Star Cattle Company

Lot 53

Donor F-22

Lot 54

Mimms/JJ Donor 50


DCC Dixie Erica 001

Lot 57

Open Bar

2009 National Western Stock Show Grand Champion Steer

Lot 55aBOYSEL 803 Female Calved: Spring 2008

Sire: WAR Cowboy UpDam: DCC Dixie Erica 001

Due to calve August 26 to NLC Upgrade – No Exposure

From the great 001 donor at Double J Cattle and Duff Cattle Company, OK, thispair of sisters offers impressive quality and genetic power to rival any. Their damhas been an unbelievable source of success since topping the second Power +Sale, and this mating to Cowboy Up has produced winning full sisters at $34,000and $56,000 plus a string of top-selling herd sires. Boysel Genetics

Lot 55bKROUPA 24Female Calved: 2008

Sire: WAR Cowboy UpDam: DCC Dixie Erica 001


A full sister to Lot 55A, this heifer is predictably moderate and thick. Who needs atail when you look like this?Kroupa Genetics

Lot 57SPL 858U Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: Heat WaveMGS: GEF Miss Impact 100L (Black Impact x Angus)

Due to calve September 4 to Tycoon

An exciting maternal sister to the popular sire, Open Bar, this heifer is loaded with predictablequality and was selected as the Supreme Champion Heifer at North Florida Fair. Deep middled,bold ribbed, and stout hipped, this one will make a cow to brag about and she is due for a stylishone by Tycoon!Southern Pride Livestock

Lot 56DAVIS DARLIN H Female Calved: Fall 2007

Sire: Heat WaveDam: Mimms 7063 (Rock On x Shamrock)

AI 11/03 to Ali – PE to full brother to Carpe Diem 11/25-1/01 – Checked Safe AI – Due 8/12

A daughter of one of the most successful females ever to work in Hereford, thislong-haired beauty is a full sister to Ky Steirwalt’s 2009 National Western GrandChampion Steer, the new AI sire, Denver Heat, and the $15,000 top-selling steer ofthe 2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction. Produced from a Donors Unlimited embryopurchase, this heifer is long necked, stout hipped, and classy!Davis Cattle Company

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Lot 58aTwo Daughters of Hale 2290!

HALE 816 Female Calved: 8/25/08

Sire: BH 3011Dam: BH Donor 2290 (Cannon x Hereford)

PE to CL1 Domino 6143 – Due approx. September 18 – Calf Sex: Bull

Two great chances to access the proven power of Bradley Hale’s great Donor 2290! Both of theseimpressive heifers are full sisters to both the 2007 Ft. Worth and 2008 Houston Champion HerefordSteers plus Hale 717, the $10,500 top-selling bred heifer of our fifth sale that sold to Richard Beach,New Braunfels, TX. The 2290 donor showed her abilities again this year with a son by Made Rightthat sold for $14,000 as a bull in the 2010 Main Event Sale, and both of these heifers are excellent.This one is particularly correct and complete with a smooth design and a very neat front end. She isdue for a Hereford show prospect right away!Hale Cattle

Lot 58bHALE 833Female Calved: 8/29/08

Sire: BH 3011Dam: BH Donor 2290 (Cannon x Hereford)

PE to CL1 Domino 6143 – Due approx. August 27 – Calf Sex: Bull

One of two full sisters by the well-proven BH 3011 and backed by the winning power of the 2290Donor, you will not go wrong with a selection from this pair of sisters. This heifer is a favorite and avery powerful donor prospect from genetics that are proven to work. Choke necked, smooth made,and stout, this heifer is set for quick profit with a bull calf in her belly by Domino 6143, sire of a$3,200 son from a first-calf heifer in the 2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction. These are great property!Hale Cattle

2008 Houston Livestock Show Champion Hereford Steer

2005 San Antonio Grand Champion Hereford Heifer)

2007 Ft. Worth Stock Show Champion Hereford Steer

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Lot 59And a Sister to BH 3011!HALE 814 Female Calved: 8/22/08

Sire: Outer LimitsDam: BH Miss Domineer 002 (Hereford)

PE to CL1 Domino 6143 – Due approx. August 27 – Calf Sex: Heifer

From the Hale embryo program, here is a valuable maternal sister to the well-proven BH 3011 herdsire and to the 2005 San Antonio Grand Champion Hereford Heifer that is now a proven donor atHale’s. This polled Outer Limits daughter is very thick and deep ribbed with plenty of volume andsubstance. Two maternal sisters by Channing sold to Si Beerwinkle, TX, in our 2009 Share the FutureSale for a $3,250 average. Dig in here because Bradley ranks the dam of this heifer as him absolutemost valuable producer!Hale Cattle


Lot 60HALE 805Female Calved: 8/25/08

Sire: BH 3011Dam: Hereford (Musket x HF)

PE to CL1 Domino 6143 – Due approx. September 18 – Calf Sex: Heifer

One you need to see – and own - this spring! This one combines so manythings that are hard to find in a Hereford cow that there is no doubt she’llmake a very valuable Hereford steer producer for years to come. She is absolutely choke necked and square hipped with excellent shape and hairquality. If you’ve been looking, then you know how hard it is to build onelike this; and she’ll give you a replacement by Domino 6143 right away. Herdam is a reliable producer as well; her 2010 son by Sniper sold well and willbe very competitive this season. You can start something special here!Hale Cattle


Sire: Made RightDam: Hale 2004 (Hereford)

PE to CL1 Domino 6143 – Due approx. October 5

Another daughter of a great-producing Hale Hereford donor! The fullbrother to this big boned beauty was the $22,000 top-selling steer of the2010 Main Event Sale, and this heifer offers the same powerful genetics in anexciting form. You cannot go wrong with Made Right progeny and thisheifer is bold ribbed and stout plus she is backed by a one in a million dam!Hale Cattle

Lot 62aHALE 821Female Calved: 8/20/08

Sire: Made RightDam:Hereford

PE to CL1 Domino 6143 – Due approx. August 30 – Calf Sex: Heifer

Here is the first of a pair of twin sisters from an excellent Hale Hereford cow.This Made Right daughter will make an excellent producer with addeddepth of rib on a moderate, correct frame. She’s got a replacement heifer inher belly!Hale Cattle


Sire: 20/20 VisionDam: Shorthorn (Leggs)

PE to Hot To Trot (Angus) – Due approx. August 24 – Calf Sex: Heifer

A younger Shorthorn heifer that should make an excellent cow. She is veryfeminine and correct with plenty of body. A sound Shorthorn with this kindof hair will work!Hale Cattle


Sire: Made RightDam:Hereford

PE to CL1 Domino 6143 – Due approx. August 29 – Calf Sex: Bull

The twin sister to Lot 62A, this heifer – and this pair - is very high potential.Sorry we didn’t get them pictured in the snow but these are worth your trip.You’ll love the lines and style of this heifer and she is great haired and verycorrect. She’ll give you a show steer prospect right away!Hale Cattle

Lot 60

Thanks to Pete Moberly for all he does every day in Hereford and especially for hisassistance with the sale cattle this spring!


Lot 64HL 19Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: 550 (Char x MA x An)Dam: 490 (Char x An)

Checked safe to Chili Pepper (Habanero x Foreplay) – Due 9/03 – Exposed to 38 Special

A special introductory selection from the top of the keeper pen at Horn Livestock, thisdouble-half Charolais is a young female that we know will yield strong returns for manyyears. She offers a total outcross pedigree – no club calf blood of any kind – yet she ismoderate, correct, and muscular with excellent hair and substance. Throw in great colorand a low birth weight pedigree and we think this is the perfect female to add to mateto the powerful exotics we all love.Horn Livestock

Lot 64

Lot 65RFMJ SARA ROSE 815 ETReg. Shorthorn Female #*4152420 Calved 9/11/2008

CF SOLUTION XSULL GNCC SALUTE 532R

WF EVERGREEN SABLEWHR MS PRIDE 6R52

BRAELOCH BL99 REBABRAELOCH REBA 71

Bred to calve 9/28 to Jake’s Proud Jazz – No Exposure

A winning Shorthorn show heifer from Braeloch BL 99 Reba, the everlasting source ofShorthorn excellence and a National Champion Female herself, Sara Rose 815 has wonevery time she has been shown thus far. With champion sisters like Sara Faber’s IowaState Fair Reserve Supreme Champion, and Cassie Silveira’s 13-time Grand Champion,and Traci Maddox’s 5-time Grand Champion, this special heifer is headed in the rightdirection. Her pedigree is filled with Shorthorn leaders and she is naturally THF/PHAF.Bird Cattle

Lot 66KROUPA 400Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: Beat The Heat (Full Flush x G-1)Dam: Take Charge x MA x AN


A rare treat from Beat the Heat, the Full Flush x G-1 blend that produced a string of top-sellers recently including a $30,500 half-interest female in the 2010 Sweetheart Sale plusthe top steer in the 2009 Kroupa fall crop. This younger heifer is chunky and thick withtremendous silver hair. What a cow she’ll be!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 66

Lot 65

Lot 67KROUPA GR 66Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: Habegers Texas Hold’emDam: Payback x CHAR x AN


Take a good look at this long-haired red heifer. She is very complete andcorrect with excellent bone and foot shape. She is younger but high poten-tial. Her color and fantastic hair combined with a unique pedigree provideplenty of options at mating time.Kroupa Genetics


Sire: Hoo BearDam: GK 100 (Cunia 602 x Stop-N-Think)


A big-boned, extra-hairy brockle by Sullivan’s Hoo Bear, this one is easy tospot in the field. She’ll make a moderate, thick cow that should milk verywell.Kroupa Genetics


Lot 69A

Lot 69B

Lot 69B

Lot 69aTwo Daughters of Hale Donor 360!

HALE 819 Female Calved: 8/26/08

Sire: Polar Express (Shorthorn)Dam:Hale 380 (Heat Seeker x MA)

PE to Hot To Trot (Angus) – Due approx. August 27 – Calf Sex: Bull

A solid red steer-raising machine from the much-accomplished 380 donor in the Halelineup! This heifer is one of the two full sisters to the Jolly family’s 2009 San Angelo Champion British Steer, and both are excellent. If you need bone, great hair, and some serious neck extension, then this is the perfect female for you. Safe for a bull calf right away!Hale Cattle

Lot 70HALE 837Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: MilkmanDam: AN x MA

PE to Hot To Trot (Angus) – Due approx. August 27 – Calf Sex: Heifer

From a 14-year-old donor cow that still cranks out the good ones, this Milkmandaughter is super sound and versatile. She is carrying a heifer calf that will no doubtcarry on the family tradition of a neat front end, square hip, and excellent production.Hale Cattle

Lot 71BOYSEL 408Female Calved: August 2008

Sire: 3C Sturdy (Meyer 734)Dam: OCC Anchor x 6807

Checked safe to Ali – Due 9/03 – Exposed to Ali x Dr Who

Classic Sim x Angus maternal greatness in a deep and soggy, F-1baldie package! The 3C Sturdy females are hard-working cows withextra milk, bone, and great fertility!Boysel Genetics

Lot 72BOYSEL 429Female Calved: August 2008

Sire: 3C Sturdy (Meyer 734)Dam: OCC Anchor x 6807


From the Boysel embryo program, this deep and easy-keeping black-baldie is out of the top-ranking OCC Anchor donor at Boysel Genetics. A maternal sister byLandslide is a lead Charolais donor for Soehnlen Farms, OH.Boysel Genetics


Sire: Polar Express (Shorthorn)Dam:Hale 380 (Heat Seeker x MA)

PE to Hot To Trot (Angus) – Due approx. August 29 – Calf Sex: Bull

Another outstanding prospect from the great Hale 280 donor! This heifer has long beena favorite for her completeness and extra shape and style. She is very correct and shouldmake a great-looking, high revenue type of a cow like her mother. She is the second oftwo full sisters to the Jolly family’s 2009 San Angelo Champion British Steer that sellshere. Knowing their dam, we’d load them both!Hale Cattle

2009 San Angelo Champion British Steer

Lot 72


Lot 73BOYSEL 760Female Calved: April 2008

Sire: Chunky MonkeyDam: Dinero x Angus

Checked safe to Carpe Diem – Due 8/14 – Exposed to Hammer Up and Hammer Down

A chunky darling from The Monkey, this silver-baldie offers unreal mass and power in a versatile,young female. She is a whale-bodied, smooth-moving freak that gets her shape and power hon-estly from her proven sire and a Dinero-sired dam that was a really stout, black baldie.Boysel Genetics

Lot 73


Sire: Chunky MonkeyDam: Lautner Anchor x 6807


They do not come any bigger bodied or looser built than this special Chunky Money daughter!She’s got a ton of cow behind her and she is one of the best-haired silver females in the offering.Carpe Diem is working great on this type of female; we just wish we had more of them.Kroupa Genetics Lot 74

Lot 75THOR 82Female Calved: May 2008

Sire: Maine AnjouDam: SM x AN

Due to calve August 20 to Chunky Monkey – No Exposure

A painted powerhouse with very real potential! This heifer stands out with her massive, curvybuild, great hair, and tremendous bone and leg hair. She can raise them to fit plenty of differ-ent marketing schemes and her disposition is A+!Thorne Cattle Company

Lot 75


Sire: Dirty HairyDam: Carnac x Strictly Business x Meyer 734


If you need hair, look no further. This one is so furry she can hardly see plus she is really good. Produced as a first calf from a winning Kroupa show heifer that will knock you over with her goodlooks, this heifer has the same chunky, correct design with chart-topping stoutness and smoothmovement. You’ll struggle to find one quite like this!Kroupa Genetics

Lot 76

Lot 77BOYSEL 776Female Calved: Fall 2008

Sire: The PunisherDam: SM X AN


A young one to be sure to find, this horse-necked daughter of The Punisher offers unreal THF hairwith impressive bone and a very eye-catching look. Her productive dam was a Boysel donor thatsold last spring for $6,750 to Ben Butcher, OH.Boysel Genetics

Lot 77

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2009 San Antonio Livestock Show Champion CharolaisSteer – Sired by Chunky Monkey and bred by Stan Isaacson, TX

Mimms Donor 702

WR HARMONY 06P JW “CHUNKY MONKEY”Reg. Purebred Charolais Bull #M683974 Polled

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Selling 200 Straws of Chunky Monkey SemenThe entire 2010 sales inventory with no more to be released until 2011

Chunky Monkey is fulfilling his promise as a potent sire of leading Charolais and Charolais-cross quality torely on. Few bulls of any breed are as consistent when it comes to workable birth weights, excellent vigor,reliable quality, and SERIOUS muscle. His first crop included several top-sellers and show winners includingthe 2009 San Antonio Champion Charolais Steer and the popular Denver display bull, Copper Penny – toname two. The 2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction featured a steer calf at $8,000 and the 2008 auction offeredthree steer calves by Chunky Monkey – out of five produced in the fall crop – and they sold for the stagger-ing average price of $9,367 per head with a top of $20,000 on a crossbred steer and a purebred that sold for$6,900. The 2008 Sullivan/Bar A Calf Sale featured a Chunky Monkey x Take Charge steer calf that sold for$16,500, and the Chunky Monkey heifer calves are making favorite replacements across the country. Thecalves are born with moderate birth weights and they explode with muscle and quality.

Chunky Monkey is one of the only available sons of the deceased, $150,000 champion sire, Snowpoint Formula One, and he is the right sire to complement THC or PHAC crossbred cows while adding predictable Charolais influence and color. The purebred progeny look great also as Chunky Monkey iscontributing muscle, fleshing ability, and a more moderate frame score. There is no doubt that ChunkyMonkey is a force to be reckoned with in the industry, especially as his easier fleshing, muscular, good-looking daughters come into production. Check the young donors in the Mimms program and recenttop-sellers of the Sweetheart Sale for examples.

Lot A – 10 straws x $ Lot J – 10 straws x $ Lot T – 10 straws x $Lot B – 10 straws x $ Lot K – 10 straws x $ Lot V – 10 straws x $Lot C – 10 straws x $ Lot L – 10 straws x $ Lot W – 5 straws x $Lot D – 10 straws x $ Lot M – 10 straws x $ Lot X – 5 straws x $Lot E – 10 straws x $ Lot N – 10 straws x $ Lot Y – 5 straws x $Lot F – 10 straws x $ Lot P – 10 straws x $ Lot Z – 5 straws x $Lot G – 10 straws x $ Lot R – 10 straws x $Lot H – 10 straws x $ Lot S – 10 straws x $

Chunky Monkey semen is not ordinarily available for purchase.This will be the only semen for sale in 2010.

Chunky Monkey is owned by Kroupa Cattle, Boysel Cattle Company,and Mimms Cattle



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Lot 100PRODUCE OF WYNNS CHAUNCY 4193P-22Reg. Simmental Cow #2266805/Maine Anjou Cow #340933

MR BLACK GX 6WMEYER RANCH 734

MISS GX 728RTHE WITCH DOCTOR

KPA BARBI 7DMISS BAR MULESHOE 137A

Lot 100A – Confirmed, unsexed pregnancy by Walks AloneDue to calve July 22, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow

Lot 100B – Three embryos by Heat Wave

Lot 100C – Three embryos by Beat the Heat

Lot 100D – Three embryos by Solid GoldThe leading producer in the 2008 Mimms calf crop and the stoutest full sister tothe famous “795 Super Cow”, Chauncy 4193P is one of the most valuable femalesat Mimms Cattle. A bigger, stouter version of her famous sisters, this extreme-fronted, super-thick cow produced a natural calf by Milkman that brought in$22,000 in the 2008 Mimms Club Calf Auction, and she has continued her winningways since. Her 2009 crop included an $8,300 son by Milkman plus a $5,000daughter by Heat Wave and six more calves that sold for $12,900 in the 2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction plus her 2008 crop included three steers that sold for$4,167 average and three heifers that sold for $3,675 a piece in the 2009 Mimms sale. A full sister to 4193P produced the 2003 Ft. Worth Stock Show Grand Cham-pion Steer as well as the AI sire All In, and 703L’s natural daughter by Yahtzee was one of the top heifer calves in the Top Line Dispersal as well. This cow is quicklybecoming the most reliable source of quality in the entire Mimms program. She will strike again, you can count on it!Mimms Cattle Chauncy 4193P-22 will be on display sale day

Lot 101Donor 7063…The Leader!PRODUCE OF BF/MIMMS DONOR 7063 Donor Sire: Rock OnDonor Dam: Shamrock

Lot 101A – Confirmed, unsexed pregnancy by Heat WaveDue to calve August 6, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow


Lot 100C – Three embryos by Heat Wave

Lot 100D – Three embryos by Heat WaveOne of several proven leaders in the Mimms lineup, 7063 leads the way in terms ofbankable consistency and profit for breeders from coast to coast. We’re proud to callher ours and she continues to amaze us with her ability to produce upper-level suc-cess with each calf crop. If you haven’t experienced her power, here is a great chanceto see what so many breeders are talking about.

What makes her truly great?

- Ky Stierwalt, OK, showed a powerful son to the 2009 National Western Stock ShowMarket Steer Grand Championship. Produced from a flush sale to the Blackburnfamily, NM, in our second sale.

- Kirbe Schnoor, CA, showed the Reserve Grand Champion Prospect Steer of the 2007National Western Stock Show. Produced from embryo sales to Nowatzke Cattle, IN.

- “Denver Heat” – A $15,000 AI prospect owned by Granny Creek Farm, OH, and HKCattle, TX. Produced from an embryo sale.

- The 2008 Mimms Club Calf Auction featured 13 calves by Heat Wave that sold for a$6,701 average. Another 100% crop of sale qualifiers.

- The 2009 Mimms Club Calf Auction featured a $10,000 son – the only one in the crop

- The 2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction top-seller at $15,000 plus another steer at $5,400.

7063 puts the “Power” in “Power Cow” and continues to create success, enjoyment,and profit for everyone that touches her. Dig in on a large and valuable offering fromone of the best in the business – you never know when we might cut these off!Mimms Cattle

Wynns Chauncy 4193P-22

Grand Steer Denver 2009Heat Wave x 7063

Denver Heat – Heat Wave x 7063


Lot 102The 2010 Ft. Worth Grand…EMBRYOS OF MIMMS DONOR 899 Donor Sire: Meyer 734Donor Dam: Gleghorn Donor 20 (Full Throttle x MA x Angus)

Lot 102A – Three embryos by Heat Wave


Lot 102C – Three embryos by Heat Seeker

Lot 102D – Three embryos by Dr. HookThe 20 Family strikes again! Rikki Buckalew’s Grand Champion Steer of the 2010 Ft. Worth Stock Show and Rodeo is the product of Heat Wave and the now-deceased 899 donor at Mimms Cattle. Rikki’s winning steer was raised by long-time customer Poe Ranch, Hamilton, TX, from a flush sold in Share the Future 4.These are some of the very last embryos available for the 899 donor that ranked as the most productive of the famous Meyer 734 x 20 donors that worked forDr. Mimms; all daughters of Dwight Gleghorn’s foundation Donor 20 that also produced a number of winning show steers including a son by Meyer 734 thatwon both days of the OK Beef Expo in 1997. The 2006 Mimms Club Calf Auction featured 13 sons and daughters of 899 – none of her calves did not make thecut for the sale - that sold for $27,500, a son by Dr. Hook stood second in Class 6 at Ft. Worth, and her natural heifer calf by the same mating sold in the spring of2007 for $4,500 to Nick Reiman, SD, to name a few results. Donor 899 offers consistent, winning quality you can’t deny!Mimms Cattle See lot 29 for more from Donor 899

Lot 103And A Chance to Remake His Dam…EMBRYOS OF GLEGHORN DONOR 20 Donor Sire: Full ThrottleDonor Dam: MA x Angus

Lot 103A – Three embryos by Meyer 734

Lot 103B – Three embryos by Meyer 734The 20 Family has produced a string of champions and profitable cattle for DwightGleghorn, Dimmitt, TX, and Mimms Cattle. We featured several Meyer 734 femalesfrom this winning line in our 2006 sale and these embryo packages are your lastchance to create more of them. Aside from Rikki Buckalew’s Grand Champion of the2010 Ft. Worth Stock Show, the 20 line has produced several more local winners andpremium sale calves; the consistent quality in this family of cattle is what sets it apart. Mimms Cattle

2010 Ft. Worth Stock Show Grand Champion Steer

Mimms Donor 899


2010 Ft. Worth Stock Show Reserve Grand Champion Steer

MIM Erica 313F

Mimms/Sharp Donor 131

MIM Erica 313F

Mimms Donor 36Lot 104The 2010 Ft. Worth Reserve Grand…EMBRYOS OF MIMMS DONOR 36 Donor Sire: AngusDonor Dam: Crossbred

Lot 104A - Three embryos by Yellow Jacket

Lot 104B – Three embryos by Alias

Lot 104C – Three embryos by Walks Alone

Lot 104D – Three embryos by Smooth SailingCongratulations to Allie Henrie, TX, and Drager Cattle, NM, for producing the 2010 Ft. Worth Stock Show Reserve Grand Champion Steer! Their winning calf was ason of Showtime from MIM Erica 313F, a Dr. Hook daughter of our time-tested and now-deceased Donor 36. The large embryo offering selling here is some ofthe last embryos recovered from Donor 36, one of the most profitable and consistent cows ever to work in Hereford. Donor 36 set the tone for consistency overthe years and she set a new record for herself when her Heat Wave son sold for $12,500 to Drager/Carr/Stierwalt in the 2008 Mimms Club Calf Auction. She isthe dam of more than $17,000 on seven head sold in the 2005 Mimms sale plus more than 85% of her calves have sold in the $25-4500 range regardless of thesire she has been matched with. Her daughters are favorite producers, obviously, and a son by Full Throttle was second in his class at Houston, and another sonby Meatloaf was a class winner at Ft. Worth, and two more sons stood second and third at OKC and Houston, respectively. In addition to the 2010 Ft. Worth win-ner, MIM Erica 313F has produced a $7,000 champion steer with her first calf and two steers that sold for $13,750 and $7,500 in 2009 plus more from embryosales. Choose the eggs you like. Either way, we’ll bet on your success with Donor 36!Mimms Cattle

Lot 105The 2009 Denver Reserve Grand…EMBRYOS OF MIMMS/SHARP DONOR 131 Donor Sire: HeartbeatDonor Dam: Traveler 6807 x An

Lot 105A – Three embryos by Heat WaveYour 2010 Efficient Success Manual is exactly that. All the power you’ll everneed is right here. That’s right, both the dams of the Grand and ReserveGrand Champion Steers of the 2009 National Western Stock work for MimmsCattle! This is an incredible array of genetic opportunities and this is one youneed to be sure to include in your 2010 genetic improvement plan. ThisHeartbeat daughter is a sight to see and she is the dam of Stetson Copus’Heat Wave son that was selected as the Reserve Grand Champion Steer ofthe 2009 National Western Stock Show. Not the only impressive son of thisdeep, smooth, shaggy powerhouse, this female could not be more versatileas her complete design and flexible pedigree bring plenty of success-filledoptions to the table.Mimms Cattle and Sharp Farms, OH Donor 131 will be on display sale day

2009 National WesternReserve Grand Champion Steer


Lot 106159…The Full Sister to Silver Bullet!PRODUCE OF KROUPA/BOYSEL DONOR 159 Donor Sire: MoJoDonor Dam: Charolais

Lot 106A – Confirmed, bull pregnancy by Solid GoldDue to calve August 22, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow #14 (3C Sturdy x AN, 3 yrs)

Lot 106B – Three embryos by Walks Alone

Lot 106C – Three embryos by Solid Gold

Lot 106D – Three embryos by MilkmanThe silver power freak is here and you need to take notice! This full sister to Silver Bullet can do no wrong when it comes to making prospects that gather a crowdand bring home the banners. Her first two crops are already the stuff of legend; every calf sold for a strong premium including the 2009 National Western ReserveChampion Feeder Heifer, Kevin Carey’s multiple-champion that ended his career as the Grand Champion Steer of the 2008 Illinois State Fair, as well as the AI sires,White Noise, Addiction, and most recently the $35,000 Grey Goose sold by Jacob Tusa. The 2009 spring crop included a $22,000 heifer and her 2008 spring cropalso included the $14,750 top-selling steer of the Boysel Club Calf Sale. The initial public offering of frozen embryos from 159 ended in six embryos selling for theaverage price of $4,300 and the confirmed pregnancies we sold in our 2009 Share the Future Sale produced excellent results as well. Own anything in this offeringfrom 159 - we can’t wait to see what they create for you!Boysel Genetics and Kroupa Genetics See lot 49 for more from Donor 159

Lot 107Donor P89…PRODUCE OF KROUPA DONOR P89 Donor Sire: Who Made WhoDonor Dam:GK Donor H832 (Meyer 734 x 602 Angus)

Lot 107A – Confirmed, bull pregnancy by Walks AloneDue to calve August 22, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow #16 (SM x AN, 3 yrs)

Lot 107B – Three embryos by WAGR Driver

Lot 107C – Three embryos by Solid Gold“The best baldy Who Made Who daughter in North America” is making her Donors Unlimited debut and she is getting more valuable by the day. Her new full brother, SimpleMath, is causing a stir on the new sire scene and the consistent value and quality in this family is astounding. The H832 donor is gone but her sons and daughters are carrying onwith style. Who Made Who x Meyer 734 x the famous 602 Angus cow, this cow is as gorgeous on the inside as she is on the outside. P89 has now generated an astounding$126,700 before her fifth birthday. She serves as more proof of the power of the famed 602Angus family that also produced several features in this and past Donors Unlimited Sales.Her first calf sold for $20,000 and recently a young full sister fetched $35,000 at weaningtime. “Wow” is not enough.Boysel Genetics and Kroupa Genetics

Donor 159

Donor P89

Simple Math

2008 Illinois State Fair Grand Champion Steer

2009 National Western Res. Champion Feeder Heifer

Grey Goose


Lot 108The 2007 Ft. Worth Reserve Grand…EMBRYOS OF KROUPA/MIMMS DONOR 401 Donor Sire: Blue Chip (SM)Donor Dam: Cunia x Angus


Lot 108B – Three embryos by Walks AloneLimited genetics from the great 401! The dam of fine sons like the 2002 Aksarben GrandChampion and the 2007 Ft. Worth Reserve Grand Champion has been getting prettystingy with her embryo production over the last couple years and we are reluctant to letthese embryos go. Her calf quality has been excellent – see the new Mimms Donor TJ401,the AI sire Smackdown, the $9,000 Lot 3 in our 2009 Share the Future Sale, plus Lot 16 inthis sale for examples – but we haven’t gotten a bull calf in two crops so she is more thandue for a repeat of her past major successes. Raise your hand for a truly great female. Thisone walks the walk and talks the talk!Mimms Cattle Mimms Donor 401 will be on display sale daySee lot 16 for more from Donor 401

Donor 401

Donor TJ401

Loaded Lady 11

2007 Ft. Worth ReserveGrand Champion Steer

Lot 109And Her One-Of-A-Kind Daughter…EMBRYOS OF MIMMS DONOR TJ401 Donor Sire: T.J.Donor Dam: Donor 401 (Blue Chip x Cunia x An)


Lot 109B – Three embryos by NLC UpgradeOne of the most exciting young cows in the Mimms donor lineup! Donor TJ401 is a natural daughter of the limited and accomplished 401 cow that is featured as Lot 108 here.It took some work and a little good luck but we couldn’t be more excited about the improvement potential of this young lady. She was a very popular heifer calf and she isequally impressive in production. She has given us two heifer calves thus far – an especially fancy daughter by Tycoon sold to Kroupa Genetics last summer – and once you see her we think you’ll be in agreement with us. This is a rare one!Mimms Cattle Mimms Donor TJ401 will be on display sale day

Lot 110EMBRYOS OF LOADED LADY 11 Donor Sire: Loaded GunDonor Dam: Full Flush


Lot 110B – Three embryos by Walks AloneThe Loaded Lady delivers with very real power and she has made a habit of producingchampions. Her 2008 son by Heat Wave sold for $12,500 for resale and was a 4-timewinner for the Gentry family, IN, at the Morrow County Classic, Morgan County Preview,The Cannonball Classic, and the Columbiana Preview before winning his county fair.Two other sons by Dr Hook commanded big premiums and were selected as the Reserve Grand Champion Steer of the 2004 Kentucky State Fair and the other chosen asthe Grand Champion KY Steer of the 2005 Kentucky Beef Expo. A 2007 daughter fromthis cow by Cunia 602 is a favorite replacement female at Sharp Farms.Mimms Cattle and Sharp Farms Loaded Lady 11 will be on display sale day


Lot 111PRODUCE OF GK DONOR F-22 Donor Sire: Draft PickDonor Dam: Angus 349

Lot 111A – The Right to Flush Donor F-22Special Terms of the Flush: Flush is guaranteed to produce a minimum of 6 transferable embryos with no cap. Buyer will pay 50% down sale day with the balance due to thesellers after the flush. Buyer is responsible for all flush and semen expense. Donor F-22 may be flushed shortly after the auction.

Lot 111B - Confirmed, unsexed pregnancy by Chunky MonkeyDue to calve August 15, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow

Lot 111C – Three embryos by NLC Upgrade

Lot 111D – Three embryos by Stop-N-Think

Lot 111E – Three embryos by Chunky Monkey

Lot 111F – Three embryos by Beat the HeatEvery time you visit Hereford it’s worth it just to stop and see the F-22 donor; she’s so good it just makes you smile. There may not be another cow thatcombines her degree of power, style and function, and very few can match her production. She was the $74,000 valued top-seller of the 2005 Sweet-heart Sale and is the dam of a number of standouts including the Kroupa 029 donor, a $201,000+ producer that has been a steady feature of past Sharethe Future Sales and her sister, Donor 300, that has produced top-sellers and is featured here again this year. Other daughters of F-22 have been high-sellers for a number of leading breeders and the 2010 Sweetheart Sale featured four daughters by Chunky Monkey that sold for a $10,250 average pluswe have a powerful daughter selling here as Lot 52. This cow is rare and wonderful and we have been keeping her to ourselves for some time. This is herlargest offering and we’re very confident the opportunities offered here will create some very special results.Kroupa Genetics/Boysel Genetics/Mimms Cattle Donor F-22 will be on display sale day

See lot 52 for more from Donor F-22

Donor F-22

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Lot 112EMBRYOS OF GK/MIMMS DONOR 029 Donor Sire: Full FlushDonor Dam: GK Donor F-22 (Draft Pick x Angus)

Lot 112A – Three embryos by Hoo Doo Prince

Lot 112B – Three embryos by DocOne look at Donor 029 and you’ll understand why she creates so much excitement! Yousimply do not find many females, if any, that combine the fundamental soundness withthe extreme shape and design that 029 puts together. She has produced $201,000+worth of progeny sales in just over four years. Her first two natural calves were sired byMaine Break, with the first one selling for $9,000, and the second, a popular son that waslater named Johnny Cash, selling for $25,000. In the 2005 Sweetheart Sale alone, fivepregnancies by Maine Break, Heat Seeker, and Heat Wave from Cow 029 sold for $25,000and later produced Double Whammy, the high-premium herd sire at K-Bar Ranch, OK.Donor 029 is not for the faint of heart but she defies logic as the ultimate combination ofextreme style and power with maternal soundness. She is definitely a unique beast andshe is proven to reproduce in kind. Her 2006 calf crop featured a daughter by Heat Wave that sold for $6,000 and twobull calves that sold for $4,100 and $2,500 in the 2007 Mimms Club Calf Auction, and our 2007 Share the Future Sale fea-tured a newborn ET daughter by Heat Wave that sold to Greg Taylor, MI, and later won as a young show heifer in her onlytime out. These combinations with Hoo Doo Prince and Doc will deliver maternal power on a new level!Mimms Cattle

GK/Mimms Donor 029

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Lot 113EMBRYOS OF GK/MIMMS DONOR 300Donor Sire: Meyer 734Donor Dam: GK Donor F-22 (Draft Pick x Angus)


Lot 113B – Three embryos by Walks Alone

Lot 113C – Three embryos by Who Made WhoThe big boned, whale-bodied freak from F-22! This cow is especially different and power-ful. Our 2007 sale featured the first offering from this young, exceptionally gifted donorthat is the only Meyer 734 daughter from the great F-22. One of the world’s only 734daughters with this kind of chiseled neck, head, and front end coupled with this type ofimmense bone and muscle shape. Her first calves in Hereford arrived in the fall of 2007and they were a sight to see. Twin brothers by Heat Wave – one black and one red/white –the calves led off the 2008 Mimms Club Calf Auction with one of them selling for $7,500 toBill Cody, TX. If you saw this pair of brothers then you know what this cow is capable ofdoing. It’s our fault for not getting any more of these calves lately so take advantage of aproven theme and beat us to the prize!Mimms Cattle GK/Mimms Donor 300 will be on display sale day

Lot 114PRODUCE OF BF/MIMMS DONOR 22BF Donor Sire: Stop-N-ThinkDonor Dam: GK Donor F-22 (Draft Pick x Angus)


Lot 114B – Three embryos by Walks AloneBrand new from the great F-22, we plumbed the depths of South Dakota to find thisproven performer. She is one of the first calves from F-22 and earned her keep in the for-mer herd at Beitlespacher Club Calves. With full sisters as top sellers for Kris Black, OK, andFrye Cattle, KS, this cow is the dam of the top heifer calf at Beitlespacher’s in 2007 plus another daughter that brought $6,500 to Caldwell Show Cattle, IL. To date, every calf shehas produced has sold for a premium and all have been baldies. We’re not surprised givenher powerful blend of width, balance, muscle, and hair. Power in the blood!Mimms Cattle BF/Mimms Donor 22BF will be on display sale day


DCC Dixie Erica 001

DUFF Dixie Cowgirl 534

Lot 115

Lot 116Dixie Erica 373…EMBRYOS OF DCC OL 001 DIXIE ERICA 373 Reg. American Angus #14883268

OCC ANCHOR 771AMR ANCHORS OUTLAW

MERCEDELLA 7024OCC FREESTYLE 921F

DCC DIXIE ERICA 001OCC DIXIE ERICA 814G

Lot 116A – Three embryos by NLC Upgrade

Lot 116B – Three embryos by DCC New LookExtreme SimAngus power! 373 is the most proven andpowerful daughter of the incomparable Duff Dixie Erica001 featured here as Lot 115. Dixie Erica 373 is her$60,000 daughter that was the top-seller of the 2007Duff Power+ Genetics Sale where her young daughterby DCC New Look 101 was the $35,000 top heifer calf ofthat same sale. More daughters are favorites in the Duff herd and a maternal sister was the $32,000 top-seller of the 2008 Power+ Female Sale. If you’re in search ofpower SimAngus genetics, you will eventually land on this family of cattle; they lead the pack when it comes to consistency, muscle, look, and the kind we all love.Defect free and full of utility, this is the spot to build from. Dig in!Boysel Genetics

DCC OL 001 Dixie Erica 373NLC Upgrade

Angus Power from DCC Dixie Erica 001…EMBRYOS OF DCC DIXIE ERICA 001 Reg. American Angus #13974139

RITO 9FB3 OF 5H11 FULLBACKOCC FREESTYLE 921F

DIXIE ERICA OF RR 9275OCC ANCHOR 771A

OCC DIXIE ERICA 814GOCC DIXIE ERICA 764C

Lot 115A – Three embryos by WAR Cowboy Up

Lot 115B – Three embryos by WAR Cowboy UpThe great Angus gift that keeps on giving, DCC Dixie Erica 001! This amazing maternal sis-ter to DCC New Look 101 has positioned herself as one of the truly elite female bovine thatour business has ever known. Since selling as the $34,000 top-seller of the first Duff CattleCompany Power+ Female Sale where her first daughter by WAR Cowboy Up also sold for$34,000, 001 has produced an amazing string of success. Her production total includes a$52,000-valued son by Cowboy Up, Rist Chuckwagon, that was raised by Rist Show Cattleand Trennepohl Farms, IN, from an embryo purchase, plus the 2009 Power + Bull Sale washeadlined by a $70,000-valued maternal brother to 001. Her son by OCC Emblazon sold for$17,000, the same night that the right to pick your favorite of the 001 born and unborncalves from the 2009 calf crop sold for $9,500 as the featured Lot 1 of the Frozen Gold Sale.Additionally, a 001 daughter was the $32,000 top-seller of the 2008 Power+ Female Sale,and a daughter, DCC 001 Dixie Erica 373, that was the $60,000 top-seller of the 2007 Power+ Female Sale to Boysel Genetics and is featured here as Lot 116 along with two moredaughters that sell as Lot 55.

Purebred embryos from 001 are no longer available from her owners; this is one ofyour only opportunities to access her power. Kroupa Genetics and Boysel Genetics See lot 55 for more from Donor 001

OCC Dixie Erica 791J

Lot 117Dixie Erica 791J…EMBRYOS OF OCC DIXIE ERICA 791J Reg. American Angus +13622398

DHD TRAVELER 6807OCC EMBLAZON 854E

DIXIE ERICA OF CH 1019RITO 9FB3 OF FULLBACK 5H11

OCC DIXIE ERICA 921DDIXIE ERICA OF CH 1019

Lot 117A – Three embryos by Duff Basic Instinct

Lot 117B – Three embryos by Duff Basic InstinctWith two shots of the great 1019 foundation donor at Ohlde Cattle Company, here is apurebred maternal masterpiece stacked for success! Double J Cattle


Mimms 4267

Lot 118EMBRYOS OF MANZANITA 735-146 Reg. American Angus Cow #13973193

DHD TRAVELER 6807GDAR TRAVELER 044

GDAR BLACKCAP LADY 840N BAR EMULATION EXT

MANZANO BEAUTY 192 735N BAR KINOCHTRY BEAUTY 0654


Lot 118B – Three embryos by NLC Upgrade

Lot 118C – Three embryos by Irish WhiskeyThe first calves have arrived from this one and, other than classic cow power, time-testedblood, and purebred goodness, there is nothing basic about this one! Manzanita 735-146is an exciting, new feature of the Mimms maternal lineup and she is a lock with theseSimAngus and MaineTainer matings. She is a former show ring winner for the Gardnerfamily due to her beautiful balance, great hair, and surprising bone. She is a perfect-sized,thick-ended purebred and she delivers!Mimms Cattle Manzanita 735-146 will be on display sale day

Lot 120EMBRYOS OF OCC DIXIE ERICA 700G Reg. Angus Cow # +12966395

RITO 9FB3 OF 5H11 FULLBACKOCC DOCTOR 940D

DIXIE ERICA OF CH 1019PBC 707 1M F0203

DIXIE ERICA OF RR 9275DIXIE ERICA OF RR 0130

Lot 120 – Three embryos by Meyer 734A power tank with a stacked maternal pedigree, these are the last embryos from the great700G! She was a super-massive OCC-bred female that was a top selection from the 2005Duff Power+ Genetics Sale with a pedigree loaded in the best of the foundation genetics:Fullback and two shots of F0203. Those genes are the core of the Ohlde and Duff pro-grams and her phenotype was pure body mass and easy keeping, feminine power. Wesold one excellent Meyer 734 daughter in our 2008 sale and more are lurking in our pastures. Rock-solid maternal gold!Mimms Cattle

Lot 119EMBRYOS OF MIMMS 4267 Unregistered Angus Cow

Donor Sire: DHD Traveler 6807Donor Dam: Went Donor 398


Lot 119B – Three embryos by NLC Upgrade

Lot 119C – Three embryos by Meyer 734 or NLC UpgradeReady for the bright lights, here is a very powerful 6807 daughter of Dr. Mimms’ fa-mous 398 Angus donor. We told you about the quality of this special female in our2006 Share the Future Sale and she has not let up since. Her foundation donor damprovided several highlights including a pair of top-selling daughters by Meyer 734 andChill Factor plus a son that was second at the Houston Livestock Show. We’ve just gotten around to exploring the power of this massive, ideally-built female. Share thefuture with us!Mimms Cattle Mimms Donor 4267 will be on display sale day

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OCC Dixie Erica 700G

Manzanita 735-146


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Heat Wave x RF5M

THROG Cow RF5M

Lot 121EMBRYOS OF THROG COW RF5M Reg. American Sim Angus Cow

Donor Sire: Meyer 734Donor Dam/MGS: Angus

Lot 121A – Three embryos by Walks Alone

Lot 121B – Three embryos by Walks AloneThe 5M eggs don’t come quite as easily as they have in the past but when they do it’s cause forcelebration in Hereford. This female creates a crowd in the donor pens at Dr. Mimms’ clinic andis a fast favorite of many customers; we love her for even more reasons. She was the top-sellerof the landmark Throgmartin Base Female Inventory Dispersal at $29,000, and she has madegood on her promise of trendsetting quality. As a top show heifer she won plenty - ReserveGrand Champion Percentage Female of the 2003 National Junior Simmental Show to name one– and her first natural calf sold for $12,500. Since then 5M’s first ET calf topped the 2006Holtkamp Cattle Pasture Sale to Harkema & Rogers who later resold him for $42,000. That HeatWave son later was selected as the Reserve Grand Champion Prospect Steer of the WichitaMountains Classic, the Oklahoma State AGR Preview, and the Superbowl Jackpot Show. The fallof 2007 marked the first 5M crop produced at Mimms Cattle and, of the 10 calves produced, allten sold in the Mimms Club Calf Auction where six steers by Heat Wave sold for a $4,266 average and four heifer mates sold for $2,138 a piece. Her only daughter sold for $3,400 in the2010 Mimms Auction and now, with more than $43,500 produced from 11 calves, 5M is a “highpriority” donor in Dr. Mimms’ arsenal.

We told you before but we’ll tell you again…buy now, or pay later. You decide. There may notbe any more from 5M!Mimms Cattle RF5M will be on display sale day

Ruby 812M

Lot 122And 225P…The Full Sister to 5M!EMBRYOS OF MIMMS/BP DONOR 225P Donor Sire: Meyer 734Donor Dam/MGS: Angus

Lot 122A – Three embryos by Monopoly

Lot 122B – Three embryos by Walks AloneWhat’s better than one donor like 5M? Two of them. The 5M donor was so impressive – and herfirst calves looked so good – that we searched high and low to find her only full sister, 225P. You’ll see her sale day, but the search looks worth it as this cow is perhaps even more physicallyimpressive than her $90,900-producing full sister. It’s very hard to find Meyer 734 daughters withthe kind of bone, hip, hair quality, and extreme look that 225P offers. She is ideal for club calf pro-duction and she is set to burst on to the scene at Mimms Cattle with a slew of fall calves on theway. Get in here…we don’t want to say we told you so.Mimms Cattle 225P will be on display sale day

Mimms Donor 225P

Lot 123PRODUCE OF DSUL/MIMMS RUBY 812M DONOR PEDIGREE:

MR BLACK GX 6WMEYER 734

MISS GX 728RMAINE ANJOU

MARTIN 12ANGUS

Lot 123A – Confirmed, Unsexed Pregnancy by Heat WaveDue to calve August 6, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow

Lot 123B – Three embryos by Heat WaveLot 123C – Three embryos by Heat WaveLot 123D – Three embryos by Monopoly

Dan Sullivan didn’t exaggerate when he told us how good this cow can be; in fact, she is getting better. The first steer we got from this massive, long-haired beauty was byHeat Wave and he sold to Bonham Show Cattle, OK, for $7,900 in the first pen of the 2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction. He might have been the buy of the day and will likelybe heard from next spring. This cow just keeps doing her job and we intend to work her harder this summer. She was a top selection from the Spring Cow Herd Dispersalat Sullivan Ranch and it is hard to imagine a 734 daughter any stouter or cooler than Ruby 812M. Her 2007 spring crop featured the best bull prospect produced in the Sul-livan Ranch program and her natural Heat Wave steer from 2006 sold for $7,600 along with an impressive pair of daughters that averaged $4,300 in the 2007 Sullivan RanchSale. The Ruby 812 progeny have all been big boned, very hairy and thick with a cool, sound design. This is the right kind – what a cow!Mimms Cattle Ruby 812M will be on display sale day


Lot 124EMBRYOS OF JJ/MIMMS DONOR 50 Reg. 50% Simmental Cow

Donor Sire: Meyer 734Donor Dam: Hara’s Witchcraft 2100 by Rito 2100

Lot 124A – Three embryos by Heat WaveLot 124B – Three embryos by Smooth SailingLot 124C – Three embryos by Solid GoldLot 124D – Three embryos by MonopolyThe best half-blood Simmental descendant of one of the best club calf Angus cows of all time, the 50donor is a great chance to access the power of the famous Hara’s Black Witch family. Black Witch started itall for Hara Farms, OH, with state champion steers and national champion females, and sisters to Donor 50include past top-sellers such as the $25,000 Hara’s Blackwitch Meyer 2100, the $18,000 Hara’s Witchcraft II,and the $18,500 Hara’s Witchcraft. This family produces with the very elite in the business and they do so consistently. Donor 50has been quietly racking up some accomplishments of her own as a son by Heat Wave was third in Class 8 of the 2010 Ft. WorthSteer Show, a son by Smooth Sailing was Champion Gelbvieh at the Tulsa State Fair Prospect Show and 3rd AOB of the OklahomaYouth Expo, a strong heifer sells as Lot 54 here, and a newborn heifer by Heat Wave looks great at Double J Cattle. Tie on here!Mimms Cattle and Double J Cattle Donor 50 will be on display sale day See lot 54 for more from Donor 50

Lot 126EMBRYOS OF MIMMS/SF DONOR 902 Donor Sire: DeBullDonor Dam: Angus

Lot 126A – Three embryos by Walks Alone

Lot 126B – Three embryos by Heat Wave 1This is your early warning to take advantage of the proven power of Dr. Mimms’ 902 donor. Shecame to Hereford as a $29,000 purchase from Beitlespacher Club Calves, SD. The last two timesthat 902 was engaged with Heat Wave the resulting calves were a $33,000 steer prospect that soldto Caldwell Show Steers, IL, and a $4,850 steer that sold in 2009. Check for yourself, but this is oneexciting DeBull daughter with uncommon balance, length of front, size, and real power. Mimms Cattle Donor 902 will be on display sale day

JJ/Mimms Donor 50

Hara’s Witchcraft 2100

Mimms Donor 7X-1

Mimms/SF Donor 902

2007 Ft WorthDiv. 1 ChampionCrossbred Steer

Lot 125PRODUCE OF JJ/MIMMS DONOR 7X-1 FULL THROTTLE

JACK FROSTMAINE X ANGUSTHE MAILMAN

MIMMS COW 7XZEKE X RED KNIGHT X EMULOUS ANGUS

Lot 125A – Confirmed, Unsexed Pregnancy of Donor 7X-1Sire: Solid Gold - Due to calve August 7, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow

Lot 125B – Confirmed, Unsexed Pregnancy of Donor 7X-1Sire: Solid Gold - Due to calve August 7, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow

Lot 125C – Three embryos by MonopolyLot 125D – Three embryos by Smilin’ BobLot 125E – Three embryos by The PunisherLot 125F – Three embryos by Silver BulletThe Lot 1 feature of our fourth Share the Future Sale, Donor 7X-1 is the first daughter of the incompara-ble and now-deceased 7X donor at Mimms Cattle whose sales exceeded the $263,000 mark – includ-ing $71,500 worth of calves in the 2005 Mimms Club Calf Sale alone. Cow 7X was an awesome-looking,moderate sized Mailman daughter whose dam carries the same foundation Red Knight x Emulous ge-netics that are behind several of the all-time great donors at Mimms Cattle. Her first daughter, Cow 7X-1, is even more striking and was selected as the Champion AOB Female of the 2003 Tri-State Fair in oneof her very few times shown. She sold one-half interest to long-time customer, Poe Ranch, after theyproduced the Division I Champion Crossbred Steer of the 2007 Fort Worth Stock Show from a con-firmed pregnancy of 7X-1 purchased in our first sale. Aside from this Heat Seeker son, Donor 7X-1 pro-duced a $9,000 daughter by Dr. Hook as her first calf. The success of this female is no accident. Herpedigree runs deep with successful, fertile, lasting cattle that have won over the long haul.Mimms Cattle & Double J Cattle JJ/Mimms Donor 7X-1 will be on display sale day


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Miss Chill 602G

602 Cartel

Lot 127GK Angus 602…The Rock!EMBRYOS OF KROUPA ANGUS 602 Donor Sire: Emulous AngusDonor Dam/MGS: Angus

Lot 127A – Three embryos by Red Knight

Lot 127B – Three embryos by Red KnightThe legend lives no more, but we’re especially proud to offer these extremely rare, frozen gemsfrom the famed 602 Angus donor to headline the “602 Division” of our 2010 embryo auction.They are the only ones of their kind and they represent the improvement opportunity of theyear. Bull or heifer, everything from the 602 donor holds considerable value, especially with herpassing. Her progeny include a list of power players much too long to list them all here but con-sider that her economic impact on the Mimms and Kroupa programs and those of their cus-tomers reaches well above the $1.5 million mark, and counting. Her direct progeny includesome of the most sought-after and proven cattle in the business and her grand progeny as wellare producing top-sellers and winners on major levels nationwide. Our first sale featured 10daughters by Chill Factor – her last calf crop - that sold for a $7,450 average and their progenyhave gone on to command premiums as high as $25,000. The power of this cow family is real –this is only a glimpse of what these cattle have accomplished – and there is no telling whatthese embryos will produce for you. Enjoy!Mimms Cattle See several 602 descendants on display sale day

Mimms Donor Cunia 4602

Lot 128PRODUCE OF MIM MISS 602 CHILL 635N Reg. MaineTainer Female

Donor Sire: Chill FactorDonor Dam: GK Angus Donor 602

Lot 128A – Confirmed, Unsexed Pregnancy of Donor 635NSire: Walks Alone - Due to calve August 2, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow

Lot 128B – Three embryos by FrictionThe $20,000 top-seller of our first Share the Future Sale, 635N is as good as ever and just whatyou’d expect from this great family of cattle. She has been challenging in transplant but her calfquality has been excellent. Her first calf was used as a herd sire at Mimms Cattle and she worksvery well with Friction. Inspect her sale day and decide for yourself but we think these packagesprovide some very exciting opportunities. She is worth waiting for!Mimms Cattle & Dunn Ranch Donor 635N will be on display sale day MIM Miss 602 Chill 635N

Lot 129EMBRYOS OF MIMMS CUNIA 4602 “TREASURE” Reg. MaineTainer Female

Donor Sire: CuniaDonor Dam: GK Angus Donor 602


Lot 129B – Three embryos by Heat WaveA new great one in the Mimms lineup, our 2009 sale offered the first embryo offering from theCunia 4602 donor. She is just getting going but she carries one of the most impressive club calfpedigrees in the business and she will work. Her 2008 crop was small but mighty with a son byHeat Wave that was the lead-off steer in Pen 1 of the 2009 Mimms Club Calf Auction where hesold for $6,100, and 4602 and Jimmy the Greek combined to produce a fantastic heifer calf thatwas unfortunately lost at weaning time. The first dose of 4602 was a strong one and it providedus with a look at what is to come from this exciting female.Mimms Cattle Donor 4602 will be on display sale day


Lot 130EMBRYOS OF DSUL/MIMMS 5602 TREASURE Donor Sire: Full FlushDonor Dam:GK Miss Chill 602G (Chill Factor x GK Angus 602)


Lot 130B – Three embryos by Solid GoldMore great chances to access this very proven pedigree – Full Flush x Miss Chill 602G –from a unique array of talent in the Mimms program, Donor 5602 Treasure was a $20,000selection from Sullivan Ranch as a bred heifer and she is establishing herself as a leader atMimms Cattle. With an extreme yet familiar look and a pedigree that is exceptionally air-tight, 5602 produced an impressive string of first ET babies. Five of her steer calves sold inthe 2009 Mimms Club Calf Auction for a $2,700 average and a pair of full sisters producedthree breed champions and the overall Grand Champion Steer at two of the last threeOklahoma Youth Livestock Expo’s.Mimms Cattle DSUL 602 Treasure will be on display sale day

DSUL 5602 Treasure

2009 Oklahoma Youth ExpoGrand Champion Steer

Lot 132EMBRYOS OF MIMMS DONOR 701 Donor Sire: Chunky MonkeyDonor Dam: 102FF Miss Perfection (Full Flush x Chill 602G)

Lot 132A – Three embryos by Smilin’ Bob

Lot 132B – Three embryos by Solid GoldThe full sister to the very exciting Lot 4A in this sale, here is one of the last and best daugh-ters of the great Miss Perfection, the now-deceased Kroupa cornerstone that has earnedher place as one of the most memorable and influential females in the business! This isone impressive silver donor cow and we think she will be a major player in the future. Sheis so correct and powerful from every angle with excellent hair and a fault-free design. Herpedigree is stacked with so much proven power that we know good things are one theway. Solid Gold or Smilin’ Bob, we look forward to hearing about these!Mimms Cattle Donor 701 will be on display sale day

Mimms Donor 701

Smilin’ Bob

Mimms Donor FF602

Lot 131EMBRYOS OF MIMMS DONOR FF602 Donor Sire: Full FlushDonor Dam:GK Miss Chill 602G (Chill Factor x GK Angus 602)


Lot 131B – Three embryos by Heat WaveThe power of this female is just starting to show! Donor FF602 is another physically gifted, geneti-cally loaded beauty from the 602 line. She is a full sister to the Lot 130 donor as well as the Mimmsdonor, DSUL 7602 that was a top choice from the 2009 Pryority One Sale. Her first two ET cropshave delivered on her promise of greatness with a pair of sons by Heat Wave at $7,000 and $4,600and a heifer at $3,000 in 2010 and a daughter by Chunky Monkey that sold for $7,750 and a son byHeat Wave that brought $3,500 in the 2009 Mimms Club Calf Auction. This cow is becoming aleader in the Mimms herd; she is too talented to blend in with the pack – see for yourself sale day!Mimms Cattle Donor 602FF will be on display sale day

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KC Miss Impressed 5145P

Lot 133EMBRYOS OF KC MISS IMPRESSED 514SP PB Charolais Female F1025731

Donor Sire: Duke 9201Donor MGS:Wyoming Wind

Lot 133A – Three embryos by TR Firewater

Lot 133B – Three embryos by TR Firewater

Lot 133C – Three embryos by Solid GoldNew to Hereford but not at all new to big success, here is the 2007 National Western GrandChampion Charolais Female and one of the most accomplished young Charolais donorsyou’ll find. This cow has a ton to give and she has been exceptionally consistent. Her veryfirst calf, PMS Kaycee 7787T by Firewater, was selected as the Grand Champion of the FortWorth Stock Show in 2009 and Reserve Grand Champion of the 2009 National Western Junior Show, and five sons by Heat Wave and one heifer by Paddy O’Malley sold to Bonham

Show Cattle, OK, for her first ET crop. This cow is so correct and balanced with hard-to-find hair and show ring style in a purebred female that it’s no wonder she workswith both pure and crossbred sires. If you do not think that this cow won’t create awhole new dimension of success, think again!Mimms Cattle Donor 5145S will be on display sale day

Donor 9P

PMS Kaycee 7787T

Lot 134EMBRYOS OF K-BAR COW 008 Donor Sire: Blizzard WhiteoutDonor Dam: K-Bar Cow 726 (Char x Angus)

Lot 134A – Three embryos by Heat Wave 5

Lot 134B – Three embryos by MonopolyWe hope you got in early because the stock is sure raising with the arrival of the first ET cropfrom 008, the best three-quarter Charolais cow ever to work at K- Ranch. This fabulousbeauty was the $36,000 Lot 2 female of the 2007 Fall Female Sale at K- Ranch and her first ETcalves by Heat Wave 5 and Lifeline look outstanding. Bill Thorne knew she would work and here is your chance to share in her success. Nostranger to quality production, Donor 008 is the dam of K- White Fang by Full Flush and her 2007 daughter by Wildcard, K- Camilla 008T,brought $8,000 to Gary Grubleneck and went on to claim Reserve Grand Champion AOB of both the junior and open shows at the 2008New Mexico State Fair. This cow performs as good as she looks and she is a cinch with these matings. Was there ever any doubt?Thorne Cattle Donor 008 will be on display sale day

K- Cow 008

Heat Wave 5 x 008

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Lot 135PRODUCE OF DONOR 9P Donor Sire: AAA Duke 016Donor Dam: Full Flush x Char x Sim

Lot 135A – The Right to Flush Donor 9PTerms of the Flush: Flush is guaranteed to produce a minimum of 8 transferable embryos. Should theflush produce in excess of 15 embryos the embryos above 15 will be split between buyer and seller.Buyer will pay 50% down sale day with the balance due to the sellers after the flush. Buyer is responsi-ble for all flush and semen expense. 9P may be flushed in June and is averaging 21 embryos per flush.

Lot 135B – Three embryos by Heat WaveAnother new arrival in Hereford, this Charolais-cross beauty knows her way around the Panhan-dle. With a pedigree that traces to several Texas winners, this impressive female was a show ringwinner herself and she has been bulletproof in production. A daughter by Alias was a multiplewinner last season for Sheldon Burks, KY, and other calves by Alias have been premium stock aswell. This cow is loose, massive, and correct with a look and pedigree that are easy to match forsuccess. She calves shortly after press time and will be on display at the sale so you tell us whatyou think. We’re pretty sure she’ll be a lock for success in Hereford!Mimms Cattle & Sharp Farms Donor 9P will be on display sale day


Lot 136PRODUCE OF GK MISS OUTLAW M-51 Donor Sire: Thomas OutlawDonor Dam: GK Donor G-1

Lot 136A – Confirmed, bull pregnancy by Walks AloneDue to calve August 22, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow #214 (SM x AN, 3 yrs)

Lot 136B – Three embryos by Chunky Monkey

Lot 136C – Three embryos by Walks AlonePower genetics at work! The Kroupa G-1 line is one of the most recognized and prolific inthe business – bar none. Lots 136, 137, and 138 allow you to share in G1’s best daughters.GK Miss Outlaw M51 is the $40,000-valued top-seller of the 2007 Sweetheart Sale and aproven source of top-sellers and show winners with a first ET crop that included a $13,750daughter by Hoo Bear that has been a multiple winner in Ohio for the Matt Reed family,and the exciting Lot 47 female in this sale. When it comes to building something truly special in your pastures, this opportunity to access the proven goodness of the G1 family is one that you should not ignore!The same family that produced White Lake, Get Smoked, Smokin’ Gun, and Beat the Heat!Boysel Genetics and Kroupa Genetics See lot 47 for more from Donor M-51

Miss Outlaw M-51

GK Miss Flush G1-R26

GK Donor G-1

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Mimms Donor 5G1

2009 Iowa Beef Expo

Reserve GrandChampion Steer

Lot 137EMBRYOS OF MIMMS/DSUL DONOR 5G1 DONOR PEDIGREE:Sire: Thomas OutlawDam: GK Donor G-1


Lot 137B – Three embryos by Heat WaveOne of two direct daughters of the famed Kroupa G1 donor that are featured in this sale, Donor5G-1 is a three-quarter Charolais masterpiece by extremely rare Thomas Outlaw. Her full sister isfeatured here as the Lot 126 donor and 5G-1 was herself the $24,000-valued top-seller of the 2007Sullivan Ranch Genetic Progress Sale. The now-deceased dam of this pair of sisters was one of thetruly remarkable females our business has ever known. Sons and daughters of G-1 include GKDonor R26, the $29,000 top-seller of the 2007 Sweetheart Sale that is also featured here, the$12,500 top heifer calf of the 2006 Mimms Club Calf Auction whose first calf crop included a sonby Heat Wave that sold for $33,000, popular sires such as White Lake, Get Smoked, Smokin’ Gun,and Beat the Heat, and a Heat Wave daughter that topped the 2008 Mimms Club Calf Auction at$22,000. The G1 daughters breed on as well as any. Most recently the 2009 Iowa Beef Expo Re-serve Champion Steer was produced from a Full Flush x G1 female working for John Sullivan, IA.Mimms Cattle Donor 5G-1 will be on display sale day

Lot 138EMBRYOS OF GK MISS FLUSH G1-R26 Donor Sire: Full FlushDonor Dam: GK Donor G-1


Lot 138B – Three embryos by Heat WaveAn elite offering from the extreme Mimms and Mulder donor that was a $29,000 selectionfrom the 2007 Sweetheart Sale. This Full Flush x Kroupa Donor G1 combination is a mater-nal sister to the Lot 136 and 137 donors shown here and a full sister to Gregory Farms’, OK,new donor that was bred by Mimms Cattle and recently produced a $33,000 son by HeatWave from her first ET crop. Another full sister produced the 2009 Iowa Beef Expo ReserveChampion Steer for Sullivan Cattle, IA, and full brothers include Beat the Heat, Get Smoked,White Lake, and Smokin’ Gun. We’ll see if you’re paying attention here. Watch out!Mimms Cattle Donor G1-R26 will be on display sale day


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Mimms Donor 546

GK Donor N-54

Lot 139THE RIGHT TO FLUSH OF MIMMS DONOR 546 Registered Charolais Cow

CIGARSMART CHOICE

HOO DOO 6017CIGAR

PB CHARCADILLAC

Lot 139 – The Right to Flush Donor 546Terms of the Flush: Flush is guaranteed to produce a minimum of 8 transferable embryos with no cap.Buyer will pay 50% down sale day with the balance due to the sellers after the flush. Buyer is responsi-ble for all flush and semen expense. 546 may be flushed shortly after the auction.

This one is still young but boy is she powerful and exciting! 546 is a double-bred Cigar fe-male that is exceptionally moderate and muscular with a fault-free, “club calf” design. Ourfirst calves were by Chunky Monkey and Heat Wave and they all made Dr. Mimms’ 2008 ClubCalf Auction where they brought $4,100 each (the top two averaged $5,700) with a top of$6,900 on a purebred, pink-nosed steer by Chunky Monkey. Greg Kroupa has a very impres-sive Chunky Monkey son that is seeing use in his herd and 546 is currently nursing a very in-teresting son by Who Made Who. This cow passes on her power nicely and she stacks someof the most proven genetics in the business with two shots of Cigar from the great Hoo Doo6017 donor that has been the source of so much of the Hoo Doo success. See for yourself onsale day – this is one impressive purebred female – and take advantage of this flush oppor-tunity to make high-premium prospects or amazing purebred replacements. Mimms Cattle Mimms Donor 546 will be on display sale day

Mimms Donor 6085

Lot 141EMBRYOS OF MIMMS DONOR 6085 Donor Sire: Bentley (Strictly Business x Meyer 734 x GK Angus 602)Donor Dam: GK Donor L70 (Cunia 602 x Spur Emulous Angus)

Lot 141A – Three embryos by Heat WaveA young donor with a stacked pedigree and a well-marked path to fame, Donor 6085 is afavorite daughter of the proven Kroupa donor L70 that sold as a feature of the 2008Sweetheart Sale to Mulder Livestock, MN. She is just getting started – her first calf sold toRash Livestock, TX, for resale and her first ET sons by Heat Wave sold for $8,500 and $1,700in the 2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction – but she is quite a sight to see and her pedigree isbulletproof. With two shots of the incomparable Kroupa 602 donor plus the powerfulpresence of Meyer 734, Strictly Business, and old-line Emulous Angus genetics, this one isspecial property, indeed. She has the powerful cow shape, great hair, extra bone, and un-real look that sets her apart. The product of a great flush, her impressive full sister sold tolongtime customer, Neal Ray Davis, TX, with the top of our fourth Share the Future Sale.We knew it was only a matter of time here!Mimms Cattle Mimms Donor 6085 will be on display sale day

Lot 140GK DONOR N-54 Donor Sire: Draft PickDonor Dam: Angus 349


Lot 140B – Three embryos by Heat WaveDonor N-54 is the $48,000 record top-seller of our 2007Share the Future Sale and a full sister to the all-timeDonors Unlimited feature, GK Donor F-22. N-54 and F-22are near-clones and certainly a sight for cow lovers to see– flip a coin or close your eyes, there is no way to gowrong when you work with cattle like these. Donor N-54claims a gorgeous daughter by 3C Klikker in transplantand the value of the females from this family is evident.The right son or daughter from this line will breed on andon and on!Greiner Farms, Tom & Michael Greiner – Cedar Falls, IA – 319/240-0727

Donor F-22


2008 Star of Texas Grand Champion Steer

Lot 142EMBRYOS OF GK DONOR 043 Donor Sire: Strictly BusinessDonor Dam: Strictly Business x Maine x An


Lot 142B – Three embryos by Solid GoldFrom the very top of the Kroupa program, these embryos from Donor 403 will produce sib-lings to the extreme top-sellers of the 2007 Mimms Club Calf Auction. Her sons include steercalves at $56,000, $31,500, $22,000 and the 2008 Star of Texas Grand Champion Steer. Adaughter by Milkman sold for $4,800 this year and another is a donor for Boysel Genetics.Kroupa Genetics Donor 043 will be on display sale day

Mimms Donor 16E/117H

BEF Donor 108T

Lot 144MIMMS DONOR 16E/117H Female

Donor Sire: Déjà vu (Full Flush x TJ)Donor Dam: Wynns Crissy 795 (Meyer 734 x Witch Doctor)


Lot 144B – Three embryos by MilkmanThis may be the last time you can buy these because we’re selling this great, young cow inthis sale! We don’t know why because Donor 16E/117H is the most modern version of thegreat Barbie 7D family that produced so many Texas winners, stud bulls, and nearly all ofthe top-sellers of the 2007 Top Line Dispersal. Her dam is none other than the now-deceased 795 Super Cow that produced the 2003 Ft. Worth Grand Champion Steer, the AIsire All In, and nine influential females in the former Top Line program. Full sisters to herdam include Mimms Cattle’s famous Donor 22 – the Lot 100 donor in this sale - that ranksas one of the most important females in our lineup, and 16E/117H is a full sister to a verysuccessful donor owned by Tracy Haymes, TX, whose first ET crop put several sons in premium sales this winter.

Horse necked and big ended with a little chrome and plenty of hair, this line of cattle justworks!Mimms Cattle Donor 16E/117H sells in this sale as lot 7

Lot 143EMBRYOS OF GK DONOR 026Donor Sire: Full ThrottleDonor Dam: Maine x Angus

Lot 143A – Three embryos by Solid Gold

Lot 143B – Three embryos by Strictly BusinessFrom the dam of GK Donor 026, the dam of the extreme top-sellers of the 2007 MimmsClub Calf Auction whose sons include steer calves at $56,000, $31,500, $22,000 and the2008 Star of Texas Grand Champion Steer. Two sons of Donor 026 by Strictly Business soldas the only two bull calves in the 2010 Mimms Auction for $4,250 each.Kroupa Genetics

Lot 145PREGNANCY OF BEF DONOR 108TDonor Sire: AliasDonor Dam: Meyer 734

Lot 145 – Confirmed, bull pregnancy by Carpe DiemDue to calve August 22, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow #585 (MA x AN, 3 yrs)

Your first chance to access the exciting potential of the 108T donor! She was the top-selling female of the 2009 Bellar Beautiful Beef Babes Sale and she is fulfilling her promisequickly with a $4,750 heifer calf by Tycoon in her first attempt. She was born for this mat-ing to Carpe Diem, sire of more than one prospect over $20,000 in the Panhandle thisspring. This calf should be a Hereford with hair, guts, and a front end beyond compare!Boysel Genetics and Kroupa Genetics


Miss Summit 445P

2010 Houston Stock Show Champion

Hereford Steer

Lot 146EMBRYOS OF DSUL MISS SUMMIT 445P Reg. Hereford Female 42667702

Donor Sire: Ankonian MidasDonor Dam: B&L Miss Summit 145E

Lot 146A – Three embryos by Reload

Lot 146B – Three embryos by ShowtimeRed-hot Hereford genetics from one of the best show cattle lines in the breed! Thedonor here is a full sister to the dam of Tyler Allan’s 2010 Houston Champion HerefordSteer by Reload! Take your choice from embryos that will produce full siblings in-bloodto Tyler’s steer plus the $8,600 top-selling heifer calf of the 2009 Sullivan Ranch PowerIn the Blood Sale, or choose embryos by Showtime, sire of the 2010 Ft. Worth ReserveChampion Steer. The donor here is a daughter of Sullivan’s 145E donor that also pro-duced trendsetters like Grand Slam, Bases Loaded, Hard Drive and a long list of winningcattle. Expect something special here!Powers Show Cattle, Luke Powers – 419/583-0112 – Ryan, 419/392-3285

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GK/Mimms Donor S63

Lot 147PRODUCE OF MIMMS/LK DONOR H624 Donor Sire: Made RightDonor Dam: Hereford

Lot 147A – Confirmed, unsexed pregnancy by Carpe DiemDue to calve October 3, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow

Lot 147B – Confirmed, unsexed pregnancy by Carpe DiemDue to calve October 3, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow

Lot 147C – Three embryos by Outer LimitsAnother young star on the rise in the Mimms program, Donor H624 is a very impressivedaughter of the limited sire Made Right. She descends from a deep cow family with brothersthat have been tearing up the Texas majors since they hit the ground and setting a newtrend for Hereford quality. Made Right genetics are dominating the Hereford scene and thisyoung daughter is some of his very best work. She is as hairy and eye-catching as many ofour exotic donors and she offers tremendous profit potential with these and other sires. H624 has a moderate frame score, extra muscle, and total soundness with extreme Hereford eye appeal to make her a great tool to add some scope in any breeding program. See her sale day and tell us what you think – she’ll work!Mimms Cattle Donor H624 will be on display sale day

Lot 148THE RIGHT TO FLUSH GK/MIMMS DONOR S63 Donor Sire: TigerDonor Dam: Chill Factor x Angus

Lot 148 – The Right to Flush Donor S63Terms of the Flush: Flush is guaranteed to produce a minimum of 8 transferable embryos with no cap.Buyer will pay 50% down sale day with the balance due to the sellers after the flush. Buyer is responsi-ble for all flush and semen expense. S63 may be flushed shortly after the auction.

Mike Mimms invests in the best females and the best cow families to make his intensive EToperation keep churning out the winners and here is the newest Hereford in Herefordmaking her frozen debut and she is more than ready. This is one powerhouse Tiger daugh-ter that should be just right for major Hereford steer production. She just delivered a per-fect-marked Carpe Diem baby that is a full sibling to a $3,500 bred heifer in the 2010Sweetheart Sale and we have plenty of ideas on how to make her work. When females arethis massive and totally good you just need to try them. Wait until you see this one. Whenyou do, you’ll see the value in this flush option!Mimms Cattle Mimms Donor S63 will be on display sale day

Mimms/LK Donor H624


Lot 149THE RIGHT TO FLUSH BH/MIMMS DONOR 715 Donor Sire: BH 3011Donor Dam: Hale Donor 2290

Lot 149 – The Right to Flush Donor 715Terms of the Flush: Flush is guaranteed to produce a minimum of 8 transferable embryos with no cap.Buyer will pay 50% down sale day with the balance due to the sellers after the flush. Buyer is responsi-ble for all flush and semen expense. Donor 715 may be flushed shortly after the auction.

Hereford business is good business these days and this outstanding youngster sure makesit better! She was a top-seller of our 2009 Share the Future Sale due to her deep pedigreeand strong good looks and she is off to a great start in Hereford. A dazzling daughter ofBradley Hale’s great 2290 donor that produced both the 2008 Houston Champion HerefordSteer and the 2007 Ft. Worth Champion Hereford Steer plus another $10,500 bred heiferand a $14,000 bull this spring as well as the featured Lot 58 sisters in this sale, this first-calfheifer is quickly becoming a superstar. Her first calf by Hale’s Domino 6143 calving-easesire sold for $3,200 in the 2010 Mimms Club Calf Auction and she is working well in transplant. She passed on her long front, correct design, and extra musclenicely and we already know how her sisters work with popular Hereford steersires. There will be more from this one; so get in early!Mimms Cattle BH/Mimms Donor 715 will be on display sale daySee lot 58 for more from the Hale 2290 donor

BH/Mimms Donor 715

2007 Ft. Worth Stock ShowChampion Hereford Steer

2008 Houston Livestock Show Champion Hereford Steer

FSF Taylor Rose 6151

Lot 150PRODUCE OF FSF VALLEY ROSE 6151 Reg. Shorthorn *x4138777

Donor Sire: FSF Taylor MadeDonor MGS: NPS Valley Rose (Ka’Ba Legend x Ka’ Ba Leader)

Lot 150A – Confirmed, bull pregnancy by Proud JazzDue to calve September 6, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow

Lot 150B – Confirmed, bull pregnancy by Proud JazzDue to calve September 6, 2010 - Available sale day – Recipient is a crossbred cow

Lot 150C – Three embryos by Buddy Love

Lot 150D – Three embryos by Buddy LoveHard to find and really good, here is a walkin’, talkin’ purebred Shorthorn that can raise thekind we like! Taylor Rose 6151 is a product of the deep Shorthorn donor arsenal at FarrerStock Farm and she is a chunky, rugged, extra-stout maternal sister to Hayes Hall’s multi-ple-winning steer from 2006. She was a $30,000 acquisition this past year and she alreadyhas some outstanding calves on the ground by Proud Jazz. See her and consider that herdam, NPS Valley Rose, is the backbone of the Farrer Shorthorn herd with three daughtersnow in transplant and a string of top-sellers and winners to her credit. Shorthorns like thisone are exceptionally rare!Boysel Genetics & Kroupa Genetics Donor 6151 will be on display sale day


Lot 200 – Ali – 2 straws x $_____

Lot 201 – Cunia – 2 amps x $_____

Lot 202 – Epinal – 2 amps x $_____

Lot 203 – Dr. Hook – 10 straws x $_____

Lot 204 – Dr. Hook – 10 straws x $____

Lot 205 – Dr. Hook – 10 straws x $_____

Lot 206 – Heat Seeker – 10 straws x $_____





Lot 213 – Meyer 734 – 5 straws x $_____

Lot 214 – Meyer 734 – 5 straws x $_____

Lot 215 – Monopoly – 5 straws x $_____

Lot 216 – Monopoly – 5 straws x $_____

Lot 217 – Walks Alone – 5 straws x $_____



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NOTES ON SEMEN AUCTION:Semen will likely be broken into smaller lots prior to the auction. Please see the update sheet online or available at the sale. Semen willlikely sell with the “choice and privilege” to take any and all semen that is available at a given time during the auction, so prepare yourselfaccordingly. All semen sells by the straw/ampule multiplied by how many straws/ampules are selected.

Please bring your jugs as all semen will be available for pickup at the auction. Storage fees may apply if purchased semen is left at Hereford Veterinary Clinic after the auction. Shipping is available at the purchaser’s risk, responsibility, and expense.

Immediate Shipping Available In Our Own Tanks – Credit Cards Accepted

HEAT WAVE SEMEN

Lot 300 – Heat Wave – 5 straws x $_____










D.U. Does It Again!

Rikki Buckalew’s Grand Champion of the 2010 Ft. Worth Stock ShowProduced from an embryo flush of Donor 899 sold in Share the Future 4

Raised by Poe Ranch, Hamilton, TX and sold by Refro CattleSee Lots 29, 102 and 103 for more from his dam!

The 2009 National Western Grand Champion Steer was also produced from a %ush we sold!

Taylor Shackleford’s Grand Champion of the 2010 San Antonio Stock Show

Raised and sold by Horn LivestockSee Lot 64 for more from Horn Livestock!

Allie Henrie’s Reserve Grand Champion of the 2010 Ft. Worth Stock ShowProduced from Mimms Erica 313F, a daughter of Dr. Hook and Mimms Donor 36Raised and sold by Drager Cattle, Clovis, NMSee Lot 104 for embryos from this winning family of cattle!

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