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Posted on July 20, 2010 - by Russell

Longhorn Round-Up Sale Preview

The preview page for consignments to the Longhorn Round-Up Sale is now available for viewing. Simply click on the Longhorn Round-Up Sale Catalog button on the right-hand side of the webpage. This will open the PDF file with photos, pedigrees and information about the early consignments to the sale. I will be updating the preview page as consignments come in. The official catalog will be posted on September 1, 2010 but will be updated weekly until the week after consignments close on October 18, 2010. The interest in this sale is high from both sellers and prospective buyers. The sale offering is going to contain something for everyone. There will be Top Quality seed stock as well as recreational and commercial cattle. If you have ever thought about getting into the Longhorn Breed, now is the time and the Longhorn Round-Up Sale is the place to get started. Don’t forget to join us on Friday afternoon for the free educational seminars. Longhorns are an enjoyable and easy breed to raise. Hope everyone will make plans to join us on October 29 and 30^th in West, Texas at the West Livestock Auction.     

Posted on June 10, 2010 - by Russell

Selling in the High School Senior Select Heifer Sale

My name is Kevin Rubel.  I am a senior at Vista Ridge High School in Cedar Park, Texas.  I will graduate on June 5, 2010 and will be attending Lincoln College of Technology to become a Certified Welder.

 

For the past three years, my grandparents Bob and Louann Rubel, my parents Brian and Karen Rubel and I have traveled over 84,000 miles and have exhibited in 80 shows.  For the 2007-2008 season, the Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of America presented me the Newcomer of the Year Award and I was the Teen division Hall of Fame Champion.  For the 2008-2009 season, I was awarded the Senior division Hall of Fame Champion.  During the 2009-2010 season I have accumulated over 15,000 points for exhibiting Texas Longhorn cattle.  I believe this is more than any other youth exhibitor has ever been able to accomplish.  I love to show Texas Longhorn cattle.  Texas Longhorns have been the center of our lives.

 

I have been selected by the TLBAA to be a part of the First Annual High School Senior Heifer Sale at the 2010 World Show.  This is the first year for the program, which allows a senior the opportunity to sell a heifer at the World Show to help with their college or technical school expenses.  The program requires the senior to market their animal along with a speech to be given at the World Show sale.

 

The heifer that I have chosen to sell is DRL Fear’s Classy Lassie.  She was born on April 22, 2009.

 

Lassie is the progeny of MBL Lib’s Fear This and SD Classy Girl.  Her sire, MBL Lib’s Fear This was the 2007-2008 Hall of Fame Champion.  Her dam, SD Classy Girl was purchased from Sand Dollar Ranch in 2006.  Both have many champions in their bloodlines.  Her full sister DRL Fear’s Classy Girl is currently competing in the Hall of Fame Championship for 2009-2010.

 

Lassie is an outstanding brown and white heifer.  She was OCV’d in January 2010.  Lassie has a great disposition, a very feminine face with small ears and good lateral horn growth.  She is structurally sound, with good legs and feet, strong level topline, and clean lines underneath.  Lassie comes from a great family of milk producers.  She is halter broke and can be shown for two more years in the TLBAA Youth program and for years to come in the open show.  Lassie will sell open, giving her new owner an opportunity to breed her to the bull of their choice.

 

DRL Fear’s Classy Lassie would be an asset to anyone’s herd, - a new beginner or an established breeder.  Come by and take a look.  She will be available in the Select Senior Marketing Sale on June 18, starting Friday at 3:00 P.M.    If you are not able to attend the sale in person but would like to bid, you may do so by phone by calling Mr. Brent Bolen during the sale at (602) 769-0900.  Pre-sale bidding is also available by mailing your bid to:  TLBAA, C/O Brent Bolen, P. O. Box 4430, Fort Worth, Texas  76164.  If you have any questions please feel free to call or email me, or my grandfather, Bob Rubel.  We will be happy to send additional information. 

 

Thank you for your consideration and for your participation in the First Annual Senior Heifer Sale.

 

Sincerely,

 

Kevin Rubel

 

Kevin Rubel

Cell:  512-233-9132, Email: coolone1992@yahoo.com

 

Bob Rubel

Cell:  817-929-5576, Email: diamondrlonghorns@iglide.net

Posted on June 10, 2010 - by Russell

Selling in the High School Senior Select Heifer Sale

To all of my Fellow TLBAA Members,

My name is Kyle Tanner. I have been an active TLBT member for almost seven years. I have recently been selected by the TLBAA to be a part of the first High School Senior Heifer Sale at the 2010 World Show. They selected four seniors to sell heifers at the sale to help them be a little more financially ready to attend college. One of the requirements was to send letters to members and to market your heifer to the best of your ability.

I am selling a heifer that was born March 3, of 2009. Her name is HL Lady Raider.

 

        I purchased her using the money I won from catching at the Houston Livestock Show calf scramble in 2009. She comes from Pete and Stacie Hood’s herd in Indiahoma, Oklahoma. Her pedigree speaks for itself. She was sired by ML Howitzer and her dam is HR Emperor’s Lace and her Grand sires are Country Liberator and Emperor. She is a very traditional red and white heifer with a long body. She has adequate horn growth for a heifer her age and she has an exceptional spring of rib. She won Junior Reserve Champion at her first three shows. I believe she is capable of improving anyone’s herd. Her conformation is not her only attribute. She has a great disposition. She is a perfect animal to have penned up when kids or grand-kids come for a visit because she loves to be around people and she does not throw her head around like some cattle. She still has two more years that she can be shown in the youth show and I think she will only place better as she matures. I plan on breeding her to my bull out of another cow that I own. He won Grand Champion Youth Bull at the Fort Worth Stock Show and the Autobahn Sweepstakes show in February. He is a black and white bull and is put together wonderfully. He is a complete package with adequate horn growth, spring of rib, good legs, and a lot of natural muscle. I have not bred them yet because I want to give you the option of breeding her to your herd sire or another bull you might have in mind if my bull does not sound like what you are looking for. I plan to breed her for a March calf, so if you are interested in her and would like to breed her to your bull instead of mine, please contact me before May 25th.

 

       

 

           I hope after reading about my heifer and looking at the attached pictures, you are interested in her. I hate to see her go because like all the animals I own, I am very attached to her. I know she has the capabilities of improving any herd, including mine. If you have any questions please feel free to call or e-mail me or my mom. I will be happy to send other pictures to help you make a decision. Thank you for your time and consideration of my heifer.

           Sincerely,

           Kyle Tanner

Kyle Tanner’s cell: 254-592-8982

Beth Tanner’s cell: 817-798-3940

Kyle’s email: cowdudek@embarqmail.com

Beth’s  email: cowmom1@embarqmail.com

Posted on June 7, 2010 - by Russell

Selling in the High School Senior Select Heifer Sale

Hi, my name is Lindsey Rooker, I am 18 years old and I am graduating from Bridgeport High School. I’ve been showing Longhorns for about three years and have been given the opportunity along with three other seniors to be a part of the first Select Senior Heifer Sale at the 2010 World Show. The proceeds raised from selling my best heifer will help me pay for college. Besides showing Longhorns, I also show Australian Shepherd dogs, I am very active in band (Marching, Concert and Jazz) and compete in UIL Academics.

 

During High School I have taken pre-AP and AP courses, and this year – my senior year - I have taken three college classes, two semesters of English and one semester of History. Thanks to my head start I will start college with a 3.4 GPA. I have been accepted to Texas State University in San Marcos and will start college there this fall. My major will be English, and perhaps minor in History. My sophomore English teacher Ms. Flanagan was a huge inspiration to me and she helped me discover that my real passion was for writing. After I finish my bachelor’s degree I will either continue on to graduate school for a master’s degree or pursue teaching while I work on establishing myself as a writer.

 

While in high school I have been very involved with the band programs, I have been in concert band for seven years, Marching Band for four years and Jazz Band for four years. I have been selected to the All Region Band and I have competed in Solo and Ensembles competition. I was in two Brass Ensembles that both made superior ratings.  The past four years my marching band has had superior ratings. I am quite proud to think I had a part in something that remarkable.

 

I also participate in UIL Academics in Journalism, where I write news, feature, and editorial stories competitively. I have won numerous medals and awards for my efforts including qualifying for the UIL Regional Academic meet my freshman and senior years. I was also selected as an alternate to the UIL State Academic meet my freshman year.

 

I started in 4-H when I was still in intermediate school and the one program I have kept up with competitively is my Wise County Dog Project. I compete in obedience, conformation, showmanship, and drill team. I have had several dogs over the years and it is so much fun teaching my dogs and seeing how smart dogs really are. Our Drill Team competes at the District and State Dog shows. It’s tough but my team is up for anything.

 

My family has been involved with Longhorns for about 10 years. At first I wasn’t interested in showing them and used to just help and give advice when asked (and sometimes when it wasn’t). About three years ago I decided that I could show just as well as my sister, maybe even better. My first show was the North Texas State Fair. I placed second in Showmanship, even though the judge took away our show sticks just to see how well we could show without them. After that I couldn’t stop smiling and I was hooked. I love the people who are always nice and genuinely interested in me, they truly care about the youth of the TLBT. I believe that showing Longhorns teaches students how to behave respectfully and be responsible for themselves and their animals. It also gives the youth just enough competition to push them to do better; through these experiences we can continually improve It is clear that everyone involved with the Longhorn breed is eager to help their youth and is proud to watch us grow and succeed in all aspects of our lives.

 

 

 

 

 

Enough about me let me tell you about the heifer I am offering in the sale. Her name is LW Sweet Child of Mine – my little sister came up with that. She is an Overlord CP daughter, which makes her a half sister to the great Boomerang CP bull. Boomerang has arguably had as much influence on the Longhorn industry as any other bull. Speaking of Boomerang, she has been exposed to Boomerang’s Tierra, a Boomerang son. (I will have her palpated prior to the sale date). As if that weren’t enough, her great grand dam is Indian Girl 636, who is the dam to Boomerang. On her Sire’s side, she is an Overlord daughter, which goes back to Emperor and Overwhelmer. On her Dam’s side, there is Tri-W Barbwire, which goes back to Tri-W 698’s Legend. And don’t forget her great grand sire B/B Lonely Rebel. As you can see her genetics speak for themselves, but just have a look at this heifer. She is beautifully colored with lots of black and parker brown. Her horns are 35 inches tip-to-tip and 36 inches total at 16 months they are all black and still go straight out.  In the show ring she has held her own, winning her class on several occasions and Junior Champion Female at the North Texas State Fair. And yes, she is Millennium Futurity eligible.

 

 

 

I would be truly honored if you would consider purchasing my heifer. As I mentioned before, the proceeds will go toward my college tuition. The sale will be held during the 2010 TLBAA World Show on Friday, June 18^th at 3pm – just prior to the Trophy Steer Show - in the John Justin Arena. If you are not able to attend the sale in person but would like to bid, you may do so by phone by calling Mr. Brent Bolen during the sale at (602) 769-0900. Pre sale bidding is also available by mailing your bid to: TLBAA, c/o Mr. Brent Bolen, P.O. Box 4430, Fort Worth, Texas 76164.

 

Thank you for your time and I hope to see you at the sale. I would be thrilled to have you raise your number card to bid on this incredible heifer. If I can answer any questions about me or my heifer, please call me at (940) 748-1031, or by e-mail at krooker@centurylink.net

Posted on June 7, 2010 - by Russell

Longhorn Round-Up Sale

Sell Your Cattle at a Quality Sale…. and Have More Money Left in Your Pocket at the End of the Day. 

 The Longhorn Round-Up Sale on October 30, 2010 will allow you to do just that - sell your cattle and keep more money in your pocket.  The fee for this sale is a $50 promotional fee and a straight 10% commission with a maximum commission of $300. No other fees, no hidden expenses, no higher percentages if you don’t make a purchase at the sale.

 

How Can We Have a Quality Sale and Keep The Sale Fees Low?

 

Simple.  I will be cutting my expenses for managing the sale by taking advantage of today’s modern technology such as Internet websites and email.  One of the biggest savings will be the sales catalog.  There will only be an on-line printable catalog with color photos, pedigrees, comments and breeding information available to anyone interested in Longhorn cattle. 

 

This on-line catalog will not only help in cutting costs, but will help promote the sale and the cattle to thousands of potential buyers who are not currently in the Longhorn industry. With the on-line catalog I will save thousands of dollars by not having to pay for typesetting, printing and postage. That’s more money I can use to promote the sale.

 

Making It Easy For Consignors

 

As a consignor you do not have to select your consignments and pay a large consignment fee three or four months in advance.  This will save you time and money.  However, do keep in mind the earlier you consign the more promotional exposure your consignment will receive online.

 

By controlling the sale expenses, I will pass along these savings to the consignors in several ways:

 

·         The $50 non-refundable promotional fee per lot at the time of consignment will result in a pretty large savings, especially for those who consign multiple lots to the sale, leaving more money in your pocket. 

·         The commission you will pay is based on how well your consignment sells. If it sells for over $500 you will be charged a 10% commission fee up to a maximum of $300.

·         The $50 non-refundable promotional fee will be all you pay if you PO your lot or if your consignment sells for $500 or less.

 

 

Low Cost, But Lots of Exposure

 

The Longhorn Round-Up Sale will be promoted in offline and online media. More people get their information on the Internet than from any other source so we’ll have a special emphasis on Internet marketing. Here are a few of the marketing media options for promoting the sale:

 

• Longhorn Source: The catalog will be featured on this website. It attracts over 15,000 visitors per year and over 9,000 page views per month – all by people who are specifically interested in Longhorn cattle.

·         Longhorn Round-Up Blog: I’m reformatting this blog to better promote the Longhorn breed with information that won’t be found anywhere else. The blog currently has several hundred visitors each month and is growing.

·         Longhorn Round-Up Facebook page: Facebook is growing exponentially and many Longhorn breeders and those interested in the breed are participating on Facebook on a daily basis.

·         Internet Advertising: I’ll be placing ads with geographic targeting as well as some rural/local publications to persuade beef cattle producers of the economical benefits of Longhorns.

·         Texas Longhorn Trails magazine: The Trails has a monthly circulation of over 4,700 copies making it the most widely distributed Longhorn publication in the industry.

·         American Classifieds: An important low cost resource that gets the ads in front of people with rural, farming, and ranching interests.

 

Help Stabilize and Grow Our Market for All Breeders.

 

It’s no secret that severe droughts and a weakened economy have impacted the prices for Longhorns. We all need to work together to help promote and market our cattle in the most affordable way possible. That is the number one goal of the Longhorn Round-Up Sale.

 

A low cost sale isn’t enough to continue to move this industry forward. We have to educate breeders and potential buyers about this great breed of cattle. The fact is that people who have come into the industry in recent years have only been exposed to a single trait focus: tip-to tip horn measurements.

 

Beyond Tip-to-Tip: How To Market Longhorn Cattle

 

I love big-horned Longhorn cattle as much as anybody. However, this breed has far more important attributes that need to be talked about to increase marketing opportunities. Hardiness, disease resistance, browse utilization, calving ease, fertility, longevity and lean beef are traits that breeders should be breeding for because these are the traits that can make Longhorns a viable part of the commercial cattle breeding industry. Just because the bull or cow has 80 inches of horn, doesn’t mean the progeny will, and it doesn’t mean the progeny don’t have value. The truth is that our industry has not done a good job of marketing our cattle beyond tip-to-tip. It’s time to change that.

 

Announcing a Free Educational Seminar

 

With the help of several Longhorn breeders we will be hosting a free educational seminar in conjunction with the sale on Friday evening October 29, 2010 focusing on two main topics: “The True Cash Cows of the Industry” and “The Danger of Single Trait Selection”.  More information on these topics will be available at a later date.  If you would like to volunteer to help with the seminars or need additional information, please contact the seminar coordinator Gail Kocian at 361-798-6774 or gail@krazyklonghorns.com.

 

By providing educational services, promotion and affordable marketing we can stabilize and grow our market for the betterment of the breed, which benefits all breeders.

 

 

Open to Everyone.

 

The Longhorn Round-Up Sale is not an association sale, invitation only or select sale, but a true open consignment sale, which means everyone is welcome. We will accept ALL registered Texas Longhorn Cattle without any association membership requirements. I would encourage you to be a member of one of the breed associations, but it is not required. The sale cattle will NOT be screened prior to acceptance in the sale, but please remember, your consignments represent your program.

 

To take advantage of this affordable marketing opportunity plan on joining us on October 29 and 30 as a consignor to the Longhorn Round-Up Sale at the West Auction Barn.  The auction barn is conveniently located just outside of the town of West, Texas on Interstate 35 at Exit 351.  The West Auction barn with a café on the premises will provide a clean and comfortable setting for both the seminars and the sale. 

 

For consignment forms and additional information go to longhorn-roundup-consignment-form_edited , round-up-requirements_edited , health-requirements_edited , sale-waiver_edited . You may also contact me directly by phone at 409-381-0616 or email me at russellh@longhornroundup.com.

 

I’ve been in the Longhorn business for over 30 years and I’ve never been more excited about the possibilities of this breed than I am right now. Join me in promoting this extraordinary breed of cattle.

 

 

Sincerely,

 

Russell Hooks

Sale Manager

Licensed Auctioneer # 13717

 

Posted on June 7, 2010 - by Russell

2010 TLBAA Senior Select Sale

 

2010 TLBAA World Show, four high school seniors have been given the opportunity to participate in the High School Senior Select Heifer Sale. The four seniors’ names that were drawn from a slate of entries were Becca Vizza, Kevin Rubel, Lindsay Rooker and Kyle Tanner.  

              Sale organizer Brent Bolen said, “Each senior will be judged on a portfolio that is given to the committee. The portfolio will contain how they market their animal. Each participate will also give a one-minute presentation about what the TLBT has done for them and what their plans are for the future,” Bolen added.

In addition to the portfolio and presentation, all heifers will be sold for dollar amount of bid – no P.O.’s. It is the responsibility of each participating senior to find buyers using emails, text, phone, mail or other avenues. Each participating senior will supply a comment for the sale along with all sales correspondence. The supplied comment along with the presentation will be used to judge “Best in Sales”.

The sale will be held during the 2010 TLBAA World Show on Friday, June 18^th at 3pm – just prior to the Trophy Steer Show - in the John Justin Arena. If you are not able to attend the sale in person but would like to bid, you may do so by phone by calling Mr. Brent Bolen during the sale at (602) 769-0900. Pre sale bidding is also available by mailing your bid to: TLBAA, c/o Mr. Brent Bolen, P.O. Box 4430, Fort Worth, Texas 76164.

Congratulations and good luck to all the participants!

 

Posted on July 2, 2009 - by Russell

Best Of Texas Longhorn Sale

Lot #	Name	Consignor	Sale Price
Lot A	Wiregrass Aideen	Wiregrass Longhorns	$1,800.00
Lot A			$900.00
1	Licorice Spice	Deer Creek Longhorns	$500.00
2	LLL Max’s Evy	Lazy L Longhorns	$500.00
3	Muscatel 9/7	Michael Perry	$500.00
4	MK French Kiss	Hudson Longhorns	$1,600.00
5	Texas S Independent Gal	Benny & Joyce Hruzek	$2,500.00
6	See Of Cotton	Agee & Karen Spidle	P.O.
7	Wiregrass Arcadia	Wiregrass Longhorns	$1,700.00
8	JP Grand Pretty Girl 2	Johnnie & Pat Robinson	$2,500.00
9	Rosey Drifter	Bob Dube	$800.00
10	She’s A Slam, PRTL	Ross & Tricia Polk	$300.00
11	306-HCC Golden Gal	H.C. Carter	$500.00
12	JP Grand Starstar	Johnnie & Pat Robinson	$1,000.00
13	TX W Jenny’s Glory	George & Peggy Wilhite	$500.00
14	GV Zabina	Ben Doke	$400.00
15	Diamond C Twice Notions	Hudson Longhorns	$400.00
16	Showstopper 8/5	JL Ruby Fina Joya	$1,150.00
17	JL Ruby Fina Joya	Benny & Joyce Hruzek	$475.00
18	Shiney Hiney’s Boat	Richard & Jeanne Filip	$500.00
19	TX W Amazing Grace	George & Peggy Wilhite	P.O.
20	236 HCC Glen Rose	H.C. Carter	$350.00
21	JB Sumation	Bill & Joyce McMoran	$550.00
22	Wiregrass Demure	Wiregrass Longhorns	$900.00
23	Tommie’s Joy	Hudson Longhorns	$350.00
24	Cheyenne July	Scott & Pam Evans	$325.00
25	Tornado Bonus	Deer Creek Longhorns	$400.00
26	Phantom Kick	Jody Shaw	P.O.
27	Tri-W Ha-Kuna Matata	Robert Guenther	$350.00
28	Girl Friday	Richard & Jeanne Filip	$500.00
29	PCC Glitter	Joe & Carolyn Wissel	P.O.
30	EJ Black Swan	Doug & Sandy Stotts	$550.00
31	Sheryle Leigh	Benny & Joyce Hruzek	?
32	TX W Flash Dancer	George & Peggy Wilhite	Scratch
33	Florissant Bold Mix	Wiregrass Longhorns	P.O.
34	JB Grand Jubilee	Bill & Joyce McMoran	$1,000.00
35	River Ice	Lazy L Longhorns	$850.00
36	Marlette	Johnnie & Pat Robinson	$4,000.00
37	Royal Anasazi	Robert Guenther	$400.00
38	PPF Alpha Base	Kay Sargent	$850.00
39	136-HCC May Pearl	H.C. Carter	$350.00
40	J’s Frostie B	Gene Juranka	P.O.
41	Desperados Passion	John Bartee Sr.	$325.00
42	Over Destiny CP	Carla Jo Payne	P.O.
43	Circle S’s Double Lulu	Jody Shaw	$1,700.00
44	Southern Lipstick	Maurice Ladnier	$400.00
45	Hill Climber	Bob Dube	P.O.
46	Awesome Coco FR 25/6	Ben Doke	$325.00
47	Hot Shot Squares	Hudson Longhorns	$325.00
48	Bold Prospect	Bob Dube	P.O.
49	DH Beau Babe	Doug & Sandy Stotts	?
50	Overwhelmers Cream Puff	Benny & Joyce Hruzek	$350.00
51	Choctaw Wendy	Richard & Jeanne Filip	$600.00
52	JB Sharon’s Exclamation	Bill & Joyce McMoran	P.O.
53	HCC Miss Agarita	H.C. Carter	P.O.
54	M Arrow Shadow’s Delight	Wiregrass Longhorns	P.O.
55	TX W Flossey	George & Peggy Wilhite	$500.00
56	Southern Joy	Maurice Ladnier	$1,200.00
57	LP Cornucopia	Scott & Pam Evans	$650.00
58	Cotton Blossom	Joe & Carolyn Wissel	P.O.
59	Quintessential Star	Ben Doke	$300.00
60	Suzy’s Ruby SL704	Robert Guenther	?
61	S&L’s Midnight	Carla Jo Payne	?
62	Michelle’s Way	Deer Creek Longhorns	P.O.
63	LTL Whelming Mary	Hudson Longhorns	$550.00
64	PCC Destiny’s Child	Lazy L Longhorns	$300.00
65	Bama’s Prairie Rose	Wiregrass Longhorns	$1,200.00
66	116-HCC Miss Inspiration	H.C. Carter	$300.00
67	Silent H Wappler	Benny & Joyce Hruzek	$500.00
68	Wiregrass Palidin’s Rose	George & Peggy Wilhite	$1,100.00
69	Phenom’s Classy Boat	Richard & Jeanne Filip	?
70	Bleu Smooth Rock	Doug & Sandy Stotts	?
71	White Zinfandel 1/6	Michael Perry	?
	Sale Totals		$38,175.00
	Sale Average (56 lots sold)	14 P.O. / 1 scratch	$681.70
	Donation Lots		$2,700.00

Posted on July 2, 2009 - by Russell

Cowtown Classic Sale

Lot #	Name	Consignor	Sale Price
1	Wyoming Warpaint Syndication	Rombeck-Bondon Partnership	?
2	JTW Super Sue	Bob Dube	$300.00
3	ZD Texas Rock	Sweetwater Cattle Company	P.O.
4	SDR Jenny	Dave Hovingh	$750.00
5	M Arrow Coach’s Miracle	Joe & Carolyn Wissel	P.O.
6	Sherly Temple	Tracy Caruth	$850.00
7	HL Blues Lobby Lady	Red Peak Ranch	$500.00
8	Southern Pali	Concho Ranch	$900.00
9	Rex Anne Leigh	Joe & Carolyn Wissel	P.O.
10	ULC 212	El Coyote Ranch	$1,200.00
11	Stalkers Kitty	Tracy Caruth	$1,000.00
12	LR Jasmine	Panther Creek Ranch	P.O.
13	SDR Rios Coco	Dave Hovingh	$5,000.00
14	EOT Imperial Star	Mountain Creek Longhorns	Scratch
15	Wiregrass Debutant	Richard & Jeanne Filip	Scratch
16	JL Prairie Dawn	Kerry & Nancee Mounce	$900.00
17	GF 3/2	Tim Parris	$750.00
18	GA Miss Spex	DL Cattle Company	$700.00
19	CV Farlaps Sage	Todd & Kelli McKnight	$1,000.00
20	Selena Scott	Marshall & Mary Ann Crenshaw	$650.00
21	Ruby Begonia 204	Red Peak Ranch	P.O.
22	JTW Emperor’s Liz	J.T. Wehring	$850.00
23	EVL Monumental Respect	Jim & Luann Blay	$500.00
24	Snorty 94	Dave Hodges	$1,500.00
25	MS Measles Chex PC 131	Panther Creek Ranch	$1,000.00
26	RVR Silverado Rose	Rio Vista Ranch	$650.00
27	Shanda Lou LD	Richard & Jeanne Filip	$500.00
28	Magic Cinnamon	Randy & Jamie Briscoe	$900.00
29	Marshall’s Addiction	Dan & Lee Tisdale	P.O.
30	Allens Classic Whirl	Richard & Jeanne Filip	$750.00
31	FCF Too Sexy For My Sox	Star Creek Ranch	P.O.
32	Custom Tattoo MMR	Stacy & Andy Martinez	$1,000.00
33	Ruger’s Daisy Duke	Ronnie & Jennifer Jones	$800.00
34	4G Clydes Indian Girl	Kerry & Nancee Mounce	$900.00
35	ZD Delta Speckles Cash	Zech Dameron III	$900.00
36	ZD Delta Sassycash	Zech Dameron III	$750.00
37	585 Platinum	Ron & Kevin Asbill	$1,400.00
38	HL Queen Of Spades	Doug & Sandy Stotts	Scratch
39	Rosie Kay Senator	Kellie Lent	$650.00
40	Cats Cross Over	JBR Longhorns	$1,750.00
41	Cecille	J.T. Wehring	$2,200.00
42	WPR Annie’s Girl	Scott Hughes	Scratch
43	Cooper’s Peppy Patty	4T Longhorns	$1,000.00
44	Thelma Lou 3/21	Triple R Ranch	$800.00
45	Simply Respectable	Jim & Luann Blay	$800.00
46	Headlights	Panther Creek Ranch	$1,750.00
47	CK Rivers Star	Circle K Ranch	$600.00
48	LC Butterbrickle	JBM Longhorns	$650.00
49	Go-Go Girl YS	Todd & Kelli McKnight	$1,200.00
52	CK Rivers Babe	Circle K Ranch	$900.00
53	Shilohs Apple Blossom	Red Peak Ranch	$1,800.00
54	Stars In Misty Moonlight	Star Creek Ranch	$1,100.00
55	ZD Diego McBride	Zech Dameron III	$400.00
56	BH Butler Belle	Mountain Creek Longhorns	$2,900.00
57	TMS Classy Little OT 597	Circle K Ranch	$1,800.00
58	SH Suwannee Gold 63/5	Stacy & Andy Martinez	$1,500.00
59	CK River’s Pride	Circle K Ranch	$1,000.00
60	BL Sadie Sage	Panther Creek Ranch	$2,500.00
61	ECR Calente Queen 414	El Coyote Ranch	$1,400.00
62	National Treasure	Joe & Carolyn Wissel	$7,000.00
63	Westfarms Big’un 12/6	Spikes Peak Ranch	$600.00
64	BL Sage Brush	Todd & Kelli McKnight	$1,000.00
65	Rejoyce 261	Red Peak Ranch	$750.00
66	HC Dip Stick	Red Peak Ranch	P.O.
67	CK Rivers Red Licorice	Circle K Ranch	$500.00
68	Monumental Dead Ringer	Jim & Luann Blay	$600.00
69	CC Sheza Whip Er Wil	Kellie Lent	$20,000.00
70	BB Coach Whipping Cody	Kellie Lent	$500.00
71	C4 Folly	Triple R Ranch	$900.00
72	ZD Paris Janine	Sweetwater Cattle Company	P.O.
73	HR Farlap’s Priss	Panther Creek Ranch	P.O.
74	C3 Lady	Marshall & Mary Ann Crenshaw	$1,400.00
75	Miss Maybelline 63	Aaron Adkins	Scratch
76	Day’s Mary Jane	Randy & Jamie Briscoe	$5,500.00
77	585 Neches	Ron & Kevin Asbill	$2,300.00
78	Bayou River Queen	Gene & Jolie Berry	$2,500.00
79	C3 Grace	Marshall & Mary Ann Crenshaw	$1,200.00
80	Miss Barbara Day	T2T Partnership	$600.00
81	BB Sapphire Glow	Kellie Lent	$700.00
82	BB Glowing Saphire Star	Kellie Lent	$500.00
83	Crystal Clear 16/6	JBR Longhorns	$1,700.00
84	PC Miss Autumn Breeze	Panther Creek Ranch	$900.00
85	Dee’s Classic	T2T Partnership	$500.00
86	J’s Easy Love	Tim Miller	$500.00
87	ECR Charity 343	El Coyote Ranch	$4,900.00
88	Rutledge’s Circuit Coach	T2T Partnership	$1,000.00
89	Calpats Sunday Sundae	James Bothwell	$800.00
90	JBM Playful Maiden	JBM Longhorns	$1,100.00
91	IPR MS Cinnabar	Glenn Phipps	$1,900.00
92	2B Cushy Cow	Tim Miller	$700.00
93	ECR Lady Shooter 242	El Coyote Ranch	P.O.
94	Bayou Spectacular	Gene & Jolie Berry	$8,200.00
95	Miss Texas Blue Bell	Tim Parris	$500.00
96	SDR Rios Majorette	Dave Hovingh	$4,500.00
97	K.C. Sunshine	Panther Creek Ranch	$800.00
98	LA Sunshine	Richard & Jeanne Filip	$1,300.00
99	DH Silver Dollar	Panther Creek Ranch	P.O.
100	FGR Tari’s Tie Breaker	JBR Longhorns	$3,600.00
101	The Colonel’s Texas Rose	Joe & Carolyn Wissel	$700.00
102	RC White Fairy Dust	Richard & Linda Spooner	$850.00
103	Spirit Princess	Dan & Lee Tisdale	$1,100.00
104	SDR Rios Fiddley	Dave Hovingh	$5,600.00
105	Star Quality	Star Creek Ranch	P.O.
106	LP Lucky Charm	Rusty & Sonia Newton	P.O.
107	DH Gotcha	Red Peak Ranch	P.O.
108	RB Spring Glory	Concho Ranch	$1,000.00
109	Southern Dixie	James Bothwell	Scratch
110	Classy Harden Butler RK99	Rio Vista Ranch	Scratch
111	Darla 80	Dave Hodges	$2,600.00
112	PC Phenomenal Anita	Joe & Carolyn Wissel	$700.00
113	Lethal Street	Keith Spears	$2,000.00
114	Highway Lady	Bob Dube	$750.00
115	BB Supernanny Spunky	Kellie Lent	?
116	Wiregrass Ambrosia HH	Dave Hovingh	$1,600.00
117	JB Titan’s Black Velvet	Rusty & Sonia Newton	P.O.
118	Miss Watson’s Ranch Hand	Doug & Sandy Stotts	Scratch
119	Butterfly	Troy Kingsbury	P.O.
120	SH Windmill	Dora Thompson	$500.00
121	Quell Star	James Bothwell	$400.00
122	J&R’s Chystal Clear	Richard & Jeanne Filip	$2,800.00
123	YO Marquesa Tequila 3795	Joe & Diana Shaffer	Scratch
124	Candices Shadow	Tim Miller	$800.00
125	Supreme Titan 8	DL Cattle Company	$650.00
126	Country Range	Spikes Peak Ranch	$500.00
127	JP Super Jackie	Joe & Carolyn Wissel	$800.00
128	Lida Rose RV19	Rio Vista Ranch	Scratch
129	CC Bessa Mae	Kellie Lent	$800.00
130	SH Jaspers Speed 25/5	Rio Vista Ranch	$1,000.00
131	HL Lisa’s Classic Blonde	Richard & Jeanne Filip	$2,300.00
132	SH Rhinestone Rita 43/3	Sand Hills Ranch	$900.00
133	Lady Red Fox 20	Dave Hodges	$800.00
134	Diamond W 10/01	Tim Parris	$1,000.00
135	G&L Sultry Sage	Joe & Diana Shaffer	$550.00
136	Leah	Bob Dube	$700.00
137	Alison Leigh	Doug & Sandy Stotts	Scratch
138	YO Charming Misty 4437	Kellie Lent	$500.00
139	J&K’s Patches	Troy Kingsbury	$1,000.00
140	Lazy J’s Paint The Town	James Bothwell	$600.00
141	ECR Little Dove 214	El Coyote Ranch	$1,500.00
142	HT Dewberry Too	Rusty & Sonia Newton	Scratch
143	Super Delight 21/4	Ronnie & Jennifer Jones	$700.00
144	Grande Cinnamon SL	Keith Spears	$8,100.00
145	Lydia	Kellie Lent	$650.00
50A	RC Tsunami	Robert & Carmen Larson	$800.00
50B	RC Amazing Grace	Robert & Carmen Larson	$2,100.00
50C	RC North Pacific	Robert & Carmen Larson	$500.00
50D	Tejas Star Bull Calf	Robert & Carmen Larson	$500.00
51A	Cranberry Wine	Robert & Carmen Larson	$500.00
51B	LR Foxy Maiden	Lacey Larson	$700.00
	Totals		$182,600.00
	Totals Average	12 scratch/17 P.O.	$1,521.67

Posted on June 16, 2009 - by Russell

Millennium Futurity Sale Prices

Lot#	Price
1	9000
2	2000
3	4500
4	po
5	po
6	2750
7	1250
8	3250
9	1750
10	3000
11	1100
12	1500
13	2900
14	800
15	1500
16	2200
17	2250
18	4000
19	po
20	900
21	750
22	po
23	5000
24	4750
25	1600
26	6700
27	po
28	800
29	po
30	2100
31	2900
32	1250
33	2000
34	1600
35	15000
36	800
37	6000
38	5500
39	800
40	900
41	2100
42	2000
43	3500
44	out
45	1500
46	po
47	2500
48	1300
49	1300
50	1750
51	1800
52	4700
53	6900
54	1600
55	1400
56	1000
57	1400
58	po
59	2900
60	1900
61	2300
62	3250
63	1100
64	2000
65	7000
66	1000
67	3000
68	po
69	out
70	out

These are not the official prices but were noted by someone who attended the sale.

Posted on May 13, 2009 - by Russell

Donated Heifer To Sale At Indian Territory Sale

The Indian Territory Texas Longhorn Association will be hosting their Annual Sale on June 27, 2009 at the Red River Livestock Auction near Marietta, OK. The sale will feature approximately 135 lots of top quality cattle from across the nation. Among these lots there will be a beautiful April 2008 heifer by Win By Shadow and out of Brindle Rose, who traces back to Phenomenon and Super Bowl. She is halter trained but has been shown non-halter twice, winning 1-1st place and Jr Champion Heifer and 1-2nd place. She is qualified for the ITLA Championship Show in October but this is not what makes this heifer special. What makes this heifer a special feature in the sale is that her owners Stan and Sandi Tidwell of Falls Creek Longhorns are donating ALL the proceeds from the sale of this heifer to the ITLA Youth Program. You have the opportunity to add a proven show winner with great genetics to your herd and help the ITLA Youth Program with the purchase of this heifer. It’s a Win-Win situation. To request a sale catalog contact Bob Weaver at  405-659-9222 or email rainbowrtr@yahoo.com Thanks to the Tidwells and the Indian Territory Texas Longhorn Association for their support of the ITLA Youth Program.