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VOL. 24 NO. 5 AUGUST 2012

Pr in ted i n the USA

Departments:Officers & Directors..........................5

Chairman Letter ................................6

Board Of Director Interviews ........16

News On The Trail ........................47

TLBT Update ................................48

In The Pen ......................................54

Memoriams ......................................54

Herd Management ..........................55

Affiliate News ................................58

In Box ..............................................59

Movers & Shakers ......................60-61

Ad Index ........................................67

Just For Grins ................................67

Save the Date ..................................68

Feature Article:2012 World Show Results ..........18-33

Articles:Hides & Horns Contest Winners....31

2012 Bright Futures Scholarship 32-33

The YO Ranch & Longhorn HistoryBy Henry King ..........................35-37

Fly Control Without ChemicalsBy Heather Smith Thomas..........50-51

Sales, Shows &Tours:

Cattle Baron’s Sale................................12

Millennium Futurity ......................14-15

TLBT Hall of Fame ............................26

TLBAA Hall of Fame ....................27-28

About the Cover:The 25th Anniversary of the Texas Longhorn Expo was held in the historic Stockyards in Fort

Worth, Texas. Exhibitors celebrated the event with the Youth, Free and Haltered divisions that wereexhibited in the Cowtown Coliseum. The complete wrap up of this year’s World Show is covered in thisissue on pgs. 18-33. Photo courtesy of Gary Wilson.

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At-Large DirectorNancy Dunn(334) 318-0887

[email protected]

At-Large DirectorDora Thompson

(318) 872-6329 or (318) [email protected]

Region 1 - DirectorRon Walker(403) 548-6684

Region 2 - DirectorMark Stuck(540) 752-6831

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Region 3 - DirectorScott Simmons

(618) [email protected]

Region 4 - DirectorRoger Townsend


Region 5 - DirectorTerry King


Region 6 - DirectorGene Juranka(337) 328-7258

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CHARLES SCHREINER III*1964-1967

WALTER G. RIEDEL, JR.*1967-1969

J.G. PHILLIPS, JR.*1969-1971

WALTER B. SCOTT1971-1973

JAMES WARREN1973-1975

J.W. ISAACS*1975-1977

J.T. “HAPPY” SHAHAN*1977-1978

JOHN R. BALL1979-1980

BILL ANTHONY1981-1982

DR. L.V. BAKER1982-1984

DR. W.D. “BILL” CLARK1984-1986

RICHARD D. CARLSON1986-1988

JOHN T. BAKER1988-1990

RIEMER CALHOUN, JR.1990-1992

GLEN W. LEWIS1992-1995

TIM MILLER*1995-1998

SHERMAN BOYLES1998-2003

BOB MOORE*2003-2005

JOEL LEMLEY2006-2007

BEN GRAVETT2007

DR. FRITZ MOELLER2007-2009

MAURICE LADNIER2009-2010

ROBERT RICHEY2010

STEVEN ZUNKER2010-2011

BRENT BOLEN2011-2012

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Chairman: Dr. Bob KroppOklahoma State University

Dr. Harlan RitchieMichigan State University

Dr. Bill AbleNorthwestern Oklahoma

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Marshall RubleIowa State University

Dr. Charles McPeakeUniversity of Georgia

Dr. Scott SchaakeKansas State University

Dr. Randall GroomsTAES

Texas A&M University

Chairman of the Board:Bernard Lankford • (817) 341-2013

Executive Vice Chairman:Lana Hightower • (903) 963-7442

1st Vice Chairman:Dora Thompson • (318) 872-6329

2nd Vice Chairman:Larry Smith • (281) 935-2811

Secretary:Jim Rombeck • (620) 257-5247

Treasurer:Gary Bowdoin • (254) 640-0844

Director:Steven Zunker • (210) 827-3940

Director:Ray Beadle • (408) 834-0110

At-Large DirectorLana Hightower

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At-Large DirectorJohn Parmley(281) 541-1201

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Region 7 - DirectorDonnie Taylor(936) 414-1401

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Region 8 - DirectorBernard Lankford


Region 9 - DirectorRobert Richey(325) [email protected]

Region 10 - DirectorGary Bowdoin(254) 640-0844

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Region 11 - DirectorLarry Smith(281) 935-2811

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Region 12 - DirectorSteven Zunker(210) 827-3940

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At-Large DirectorTodd McKnight


At-Large DirectorDavid Roberts(573) 406-9868

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Region 13 - DirectorL.D. McIntyre

(308) 750-8384 or (308) [email protected]

Region 14 - DirectorJim Rombeck(620) 257-5247

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Region 15 DirectorCraig Perez(979) 906-0043

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Region 16 - DirectorDoug Hunt


Region 17 - DirectorTerry Fuhriman


Region 18 - DirectorRay Beadle


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TLBAA BREED ADVISORY COMMITTEE


The TLBAA World Show was held June 10-14 in the Fort Worth Stockyards Coliseum. Weattracted a number of non-Longhorn visitors and had a chance to showcase our animals and theTLBAA.While there were unforeseen glitches, the participants seemed to enjoy the opportunity to

visit the Stockyards area. The entire office staff, the show committee lead by Traci and TriggMoore and many TLBAA volunteers did an outstanding job dealing with the change in venue and putting on a successful show. The Show Committee and staff are already working on an evaluation of the show and improvements for next year. The Com-

mittee is soliciting input from participants to help in planning for next year. If you participated and have any constructive ideas,please forward them to [email protected] and [email protected]. Board of Directors member, Dora Thompson, led a strong, successful campaign that resulted in a substantial increase in

sponsorships over last year. We appreciate Dora’s hard work and the generosity of those who sponsored!We have hired a Financial Manager, Donna Shimanek, who began work on June 24th. Donna comes to us with a strong

bookkeeping/accounting background and has a BBA from the University of Alaska. Donna is hard at work cleaning up ourbooks so that we can have accurate, factual, and meaningful financial statements.A search committee has been formed to find a General Manager/Executive Director for the TLBAA. The committee, led by

Joel Lemley, has begun the search process following the Board approved procedures.Two new Board Members have been elected by the TLBAA Board of Directors to fill the positions vacated by Brent Bolen

and Dale Hunt. Craig Perez has been elected to serve as Division C Region 15 Director. John Parmley has been elected to serveas Division B at-Large Director.The Building Committee, chaired by John Parmley, is working on preliminary floor plans. The Building Program will be

discussed in a future letter.An e-mail address ([email protected]) has been set up for the Chairman of the Board so all correspondence with the

Chairman will remain in the archives of the TLBAA. I am in the process of forwarding pertinent TLBAA e-mails from my per-sonal e-mail address to this accountMay God bless you, the TLBAA and the USA.

Bernard Lankford

From the Chairman of the Board

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Beadle Land & Cattle - Ray & Bonnie BeadleLos Gatos & Hollister, CA(408) 834-0110 • (408) 656-6266e-mail: [email protected]

Box Z Ranch - Steven Zunker & Louis Christa1506 Harwood Road, Luling, TX 78648Ranch mobile (210) 827-3940www.boxzranch.com

Buckhorn Cattle Company - Buck & Sharon Adams110 N. Broad, Guthrie, OK 73044www.buckhorncattle.com(405) 260-1942 • (405) 282-9800

Eagles Ridge Longhorns - Paul & Judi Sellers3245 Sugarloaf Key Rd, U21A, Punta Gorda, FL 33955(941) 979-2419 or (443) 624-0792e-mail: [email protected]

Kent & Sandy Harrell15 W 6th St Ste 2510, Tulsa, OK 74119(918) 299-6402 • (918) 733-4008www.harrellranch.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Kaso, Lisa & Jake Kety - Little Ace Cattle CompanyP.O. Box 386, Folsom, LA 70437(985) 796-3918e-mail: [email protected]

PJ’s Cattle Company – Jim Swigert or Lance Swigert2130 CR 100, Caldwell, TX 77836Jim: (979) 224-2861 or Lance (979) 219-4902e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]

MCA Ranch – Andrew & Carina Menzies26610 Woodpecker Trl • Spicewood, TX 78669(512) [email protected]

McLeod Ranch –Michael, Jackie, Mike & Makayla McLeod355 C.R. 303A, Edna, TX 77957(361) 782-0155

Brennan & Michele Potts - Rocking P LonghornsP.O. Box 579, Emory, TX 75440(903) 473-2430 Cell: (903) 348-5400www.rockingplonghorns.com • e-mail: [email protected]

Rio Vista Ranch - Elmer & Susan Rosenberger4818 Eck Lane, Austin, TX 78734(512) 266-3250 Cell: (512) 422-8336e-mail: [email protected]

Westfarms Inc. - Dale, Lynette, Leslie & MattWestmoreland13529 Hwy 450, Franklinton, LA 70438(985) 795-1539 Cell: (985) 515-3172e-mail: [email protected]

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Frank Anderson Jr. and III828 South Rosemary Drive • Bryan, TX 77802(979) 846-8020 • (281) [email protected]

DALGOOD Longhorns - Malcolm & Connie Goodman(713) 782-8422 • Waller, TX e-mail: [email protected]

MCA Ranch – Andrew & Carina Menzies26610 Woodpecker Trl • Spicewood, TX 78669(512) [email protected]

Moriah Farms - Bernard LankfordWeatherford, TX(817) 341-4677 • (817) 319-9198 cellwww.moriahfarmslonghorns.com

Rocking G Ranch - Mrs. Ramie Griffin5005 Callais Road • Beaumont, TX 77713(409) 892-2662 • Fax (409) 838-6926Cell (409) 781-3215e-mail: [email protected]

Rocking I Longhorns - Nancy Ince & Tony Mangold30 FM 3351 N, Bergheim, TX 78004(830) 237-5024 • e-mail: [email protected]

Sidewinder Cattle Company - Ed Shehee, Jr.1007 Airport Blvd • Pensacola, FL 32504(850) 572-6595www.sidewindercattleco.com

Jane’s Land & Cattle Co. - John & Jane Thate418 W. Margaret St. • Fairmont, MN 56031(507) 235-3467

Triple R Ranch - Robert & Kim Richey21000 Dry Creek Road • San Angelo, TX 76901(325) 942-1198 • e-mail: [email protected]

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87 lots sold for an average of$2,056.33

Top Ten Selling lots averaged$6,235

Volume Buyers: Richard and Jeanne Filip

May 12, 2012Navasota, tX

HOST: TLBGCA

Highlights

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HIGH SELLING LOT: $14,000JOY NIBBLER

Consignor: Stockton Ranches, Buyer: Richard & Jeanne Filip

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Rick Friedrich, Houston, TX; George Wil-hite, Navasota, TX

Richard Filip, Fayetteville, TX; Pancho Farias, Laredo, TX;John Stockton, Cleveland, TX; Bill Burton, Cleveland, TX

Teresa & Gary Bowdoin, Crawford, TX

John Parmley & Dr. Darlene Aldridge, D.V.M.

Felix & Della Serna, Kingsville, TX

Rom Hamilton, Houston, TX; Dr. Lou Shields, Hous-ton, TX; Rick Friedrich, Houston, TX

John & Nathan Helm, Red Oak, TX

Brent & Cindy Bolen, Lufkin, TX

TEXAS LONGHORN BREEDERS GULF COAST ASSOCIATION

Cattle Baron’s Premier Longhorn Sale

Dick Lowe, Horton, MIChristy & John Randolph, Smithville, TX

Todd Taylor, Yorktown, TX; Mark Hubbell, Hast-ings, MI; Dick Lowe, Horton, MI

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Class 1: 1. Sarcee Firestorm, Bruce & Con-nie Ollive 2. VV Smoke of Toro, Melvin & Re-becca Rhodes 3. RJF Hard Drive, Richard &Jeanne Filip

Class 2: 1. Trick's Power Gunner, LNLLonghorns 2. RJF Xceletator, Richard &Jeanne Filip 3. D/O Sundances Thunder,Oren & Dianna O'Dell 4. Shamrock CoolTexa, Gwen Damato 5. Double Chex, DeerCreek Longhorns 6. T-Bar Grand Patton, T-Bar W Ranch 7. Night Trail, Big Valley Long-horns

Class 3: 1. D/O Lorado, Oren & DiannaO'Dell 2. 4 Wind Phenominal Chance, JodyShaw 3. Sittin A Grande, John & DedeeRoberts 4. Helm Aces Trumpy V, Helm Cat-tle Company 5. Black Kettle, John & ChristyRandolph 6. Rio Rambo, Allen/Filip Part-nership 7. Ten Bears Standing, David-son/Settlemyer 8. Judo, John & ChristyRandolph 9. BMF Cowboy Unlimited, BlueMoon Farm 10. TC Sittin Jack, Tom Christo-pher 11. Rio Hollywood Star, Terry L Noey12. Moon Dancer, Fairlea Longhorn RanchLLC 13. Wolfe Print, Buckhorn Cattle Co.

Class 4: 1. AW Rio Red Bull, Terry L Noey 2.Lucky Snake Eyes SRC, Mike & KimMacLeod 3. LVR Melachie, David & LindaMills 4. SHR Awesome Rio Remington,Stotts/Azinger Partnership 5. LC Big Mac333, Bill & Jo Le'AN 6. Broken Arrow, SeanCollins 7. SE Uno's Magical Power, GuthrieNiesen

Class 5: 1. BMF Slamming Twister, BlueMoon Farm 2. SH Rocket Wagon 67/10,Dora Thompson 3. Chulo, John & ChristyRandolph 4. War Paint's Spook Buster, LNLLonghorns 5. Lucky's Razzle Dazzle SRE,Mike & Kim MacLeod

Class 6: 1. D/O Tenacious, Gravett/O'DellPartnership 2. D/O Maverick, O'Dell/Nad-ing Partnership 3. D/O Sittin Fox,Mowen/O'Dell Partnership 4. TCC Lucky'sReflection, Mike Taylor 5. Sarcee GhostDancer, Ollive/Hightower Partnership 6.Dash for Cash 1/10, Big Valley Longhorns7. Respected Impact, Briscoe/Steele Part-nershipClass 7: 1. C Y Cowboy Cassanova, McK-night/Filip Partnership 2. SE Unostopabull,Eddie & Sharon Settlemyer 3. TC 585 War

Bonnet, Johnny Hicks 4. RJF Big Mac,Richard & Jeanne Filip 5. Victorious, GlenClinard

Class 8: 1. RJF Sassie Lassie, Richard &Jeanne Filip 2. Some Like It Haute BCB,Brent & Cindy Bolen 3. Pacific Doe, FairleaLonghorn Ranch, LLC 4. D/O SundancesSpeckles, Oren & Dianna O’Dell 5. BMF Fi-esty Alley, Blue Moon Farm 6. VV Magnifi-cent Flower, Melvin & Rebecca Rhodes 7.LC Mile Mark Markarita, Bill & Jo Le’AN

Class 9: 1. D/O Sundances Bella, Oren &Dianna O'Dell 2. DDR Gloria, Darin & DawnDavinia 3. Joli, John & Christy Randolph 4.Pacific Little Gem, Fairlea Longhorn RanchLLC 5. RJF Wyoming Chill, Richard &Jeanne Filip 6. Alegria, Kathy Kittler 7. IronMountain Girl, Shooting Stars Partnership8. RJF Awesome Alabi, Richard & JeanneFilip 9. T Bill's Fandango, Billingsley Long-horns

Class 10: 1. Helm Something's Burning,Helm Cattle Company 2. D/O Rio's Passion,Oren & Dianna O'Dell 3. Shadow Sittin, John& Christy Randolph 4. RJF Rainmaker,Allen/Filip Partnership 5. Shining Star 387,Allen/Filip Partnership 6. Pacific Lydia, Fair-lea Longhorn Ranch LLC 6. DDR Dutchess,Darin & Dawn Davinia 6. WTR CinnamonDust, Bill & Audrey Doolittle 9. Helm AcesTrump Laura, Helm Cattle Company 10. 4Wind Phenominal Dawn, Jody Shaw 10.Blackberry Trail, Big Valley Longhorns 12.DDR Maximum Impact, Darin & DawnDavinia 13. JHCC Sweet Dreamz, 4-CRanch 14. 4 Wind Phenominal Pearl, BillWick 14. T-Bar W Pretty Girl, T-Bar WRanch 16. Mayflower 21, Buck Merriman Jr17. Twizzler Trail, Big Valley Longhorns 18.DC Victory Lady, Deer Creek Longhorns

Class 11: 1. DC Dancing Dakota, David &Linda Mills 2. T Bill's Drummer Girl,Billingsley/Tamminga Partnership 3. SittinWoman, Nel Tam Longhorns 4. SittinSmoke, G&G Longhorns 5. 5-D Sittin Angel,Dan Huntington 6. Little Bit O Honey, Robert& Lisa Van Liew 7. SH Chair Person 3/1,Dora Thompson 7. Helms Foxey Rio, HelmCattle Company 9. LC Bladen's Lady Di, Bill& Jo Le'AN 10. LC Bladen Moonlightmolly,Le'AN/Nading Partnership 11. Awesome

Mabel, 4-C Ranch 11. Awesome Rosette,Bill Golden 11. Sittin Gorgeous, Glen Clinard11. LVR Rio Czech Beauty, David & LindaMills 15. Wiregrass Dora CB, Chris Burton16. Sittin Drink, G&G Longhorns 17. Chero-kee Chex CP, Chris Burton 18. Sarcee FireHart, Bruce & Connie Ollive 18. RespectedJubilee, G&G Longhorns 20. SarceeWichapi, Bruce & Connie Ollive 21. Made inBrindle, G&G Longhorns 21. WiregrassShannon, Joe Graddy 23. TC Jack's Rosalee,Tom Christopher

Class 12: 1. Annie Get Your Rifle BCB, Brent& Cindy Bolen 2. TLC Twinkle, Tom & LindaNading 3. Awesome Virginia, MountainCreek Longhorns 4. LC Prissy Missy, Bill &Jo Le'AN 5. Awesome Heidi, MountainCreek Longhorns 6. White Lightning, Randy& Jamie Briscoe 7. Nel Tam Sittin Moonlight,Rugged Cross Ranch 8. HL Majestic Mary,Hudson Longhorns 8. Zenyatta, Kathy Kit-tler 10. Sarcee Sorrel Sky, Bruce & ConnieOllive 11. JHCC Renegade's Torch, HudsonLonghorns 11. VV Grand Mary, Oren & Di-anna O'Dell 11. Pacific Dancer, FairleaLonghorn Ranch LLC 14. VV Ima Rose,Roland Arthur 15. TC Jack's Baby Doll, TomChristopher 16. Nel Tam Shining Star,Guthrie Niesen 17. Shamrock EternalBeauty, Gwen Damato 17. Lacie's Janie,Lacie Jeffrey 19. RRR Miss Adrey 085,Roland Arthur 19. Breakfast Tiffany, GwenDamato 19. Cowboys Red Lady, Grant &Jane Miller 22. DC Cowboy's Angel, DeerCreek Longhorns 23. Renegade's Marjorette038, Warren Dorathy 24. T-Bar Sittin Pippin,T-Bar W Ranch 25. Pacific Mary Lou, BrianBrett 26. SH Valiant Command 79/0, DoraThompson 27. SH Skyhawk 78/0, RolandArthur 28. SH Rocket Brooke 810, DoraThompson 29. T Bill's Utopia, BillingsleyLonghorns

Class 13: 1. Awesome Tipper, MountainCreek Longhorns 2. RJF Peanut Butter,Fairlea Longhorn Ranch LLC 3. Lady Max,Kathy Kittler 4. DC Trophy, Deer CreekLonghorns 5. D/O Cowboy's Hot Cocoa,Craft Ranch 6. Sittin Out, Bill & Judy Mered-ith 7. DDR Red Confetti, Darin & DawnDavinia 8. RRR Miss Berry 052, FairleaLonghorn Ranch LLC 9. Pacific Brook, Fair-lea Longhorn Ranch LLC 10. BMF Sunny

Breeze, Blue Moon Farm 10. D/O Sittin Do-minique, Oren & Dianna O'Dell 12. RJFMax's Legend, G&G Longhorns 12. D2Hopes Edge, Matt Hill 14. Tonkawa AmaMonica, Robert & Lisa Van Liew 15. MissUtah 006, John & Dedee Roberts 15.Luella's Lucky Girl SRC, Mike & KimMacLeod 15. Sun Haven Hershey's Kiss,Dora Thompson 18. Sun Haven M-MarkerDolly, Terry L Noey 19. Sheza Sittin PrettySRC, Mike & Kim MacLeod 20. AutumnRush, Deer Creek Longhorns 21. WTRCandi Dust, Bill & Audrey Doolittle 21. VVGrand Bang, Dan Huntington 23. HashBrown EOT 008, John & Dedee Roberts 24.Awesome Jane Doe, G&G Longhorns 25.Wiregrass Carelle, Joe Graddy 26. SouthernRespect, Kerry & Nancee Mounce 26. SuperGracie, G&G Longhorns 28. WiregrassGrace, John & Dedee Roberts

Class 14: 1. Awesome Candy Cane, Moun-tain Creek Longhorns 2. HCRG Calico Mist,Hal & Carole Griffin 3. DG Hunting Ms. Ex-press, Douglas Ruppert 4. Awesome LuluBell, Mountain Creek Longhorns 5. 5 DLacey Sue, Hudson Longhorns 6. D/O Sun-dance Girl, John & Christy Randolph 7.JHCC Alamo's Finest, Chris Burton 8. MissRespect 10, G&G Longhorns 8. PacificAcorn, Roland Arthur 10. Just Peachy 067,Robert & Lisa Van Liew 11. Easter EOT 010,Mike & Debbie Bowman 12. SemiSweetMesquite, Big Valley Longhorns 13. LCLady of Chrome, Roland Arthur 13. Respectthe Storm, Chris Burton 15. HCRG HeartBreaker, Hal & Carole Griffin 15. WiregrassBlue Bonnet, Loraine Burton 17. SH DarkRose Dust 11/10, Dora Thompson 17. RJFJackie Oh, Roland Arthur 17. RRR Miss Jus-tine 003, David & Linda Mills 17. C9 Gual-adajara, Cloud 9 Longhorns 17. HL Sittin'Superb, Roland Arthur 22. Anika Azul EBL,Roland Arthur 23. FX Willow, Paul Corlett24. Arabelle Rose EBL, Sean Collins 24. SESue's Shining Star, G&G Longhorns 26.Sombrah's Nina, Guthrie Niesen 26. C9 IronLady, Triple R Ranch 28. SH SouthernRocket 34/10, Dora Thompson 29. Wire-grass Joyce, Joe Graddy

Submitted by Millennium Futurity

OTHER TOP SELLING LOTS:

$7,000 – Lot 17- RJF PEANUT BUTTERConsigned by Richard & Jeanne FilipBuyer – Mike Casey – Fairlea Longhorn Ranch

$6,100 – LOT 46 RRR MISS BERRY 052Consigned by Triple R Ranch (Dick Lowe) Buyer – Mike Casey – Fairlea Longhorn Ranch

MAY 18-19, 2012GLEN ROSE, TX

AUCTIONEER: BILL DAVIDSONPEDIGREES: LARRY BARKER

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HIGH SELLING LOT: $7,400

LOT 48-D/O COWBOYSHOT COCO

Consignor: Oren & Dianna O’DellBuyer: Craft Ranch

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VOLUME BUYERS: Mike Casey – Fairlea Longhorn Ranch • Roland ArthurSale Average $2175.00

2012 Millennium Futurity Results

C�L�A�S�S P�L�A�C� I�N�G�S

Premier Exhibitor:Mountain Creek Longhorns

Premier Breeder:Mountain Creek Longhorns

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Rick Friedrich, Houston, TX; Bow Carpenter,Comfort, TX; Tracey Friedrich, Houston, TX

Randy Briscoe, Kingfisher, OK; BillDavidson, Chandler, OK

Tessa Millsap, Meridian, TX; Dan Huntington,Gresham, WI

Ursula Allen, Harper, TX; Jamie Briscoe,Kingfisher, OK

Dick Lowe, Horton, MI; Oren O'Dell, Osawatomie, KS; Bill Le'AN,Humansville, MO; Tom Nading, Oswego, KS

Ruby & Lonnie Clinard, Caldwell, TX

Freida & Bill Golden, Meridian, TX

Kelly Guerin, Saint Jo, TX; MollyClubb, Traer, IA

Dora Thompson, Mansfield, LA; Nikki Gam-brell, Grand Prairie, TX

Don Bordelon, Lott, TX; Ethan Loos,Columbus, IL

Dan Tisdale, Bowie, TX; Mike Casey,Nicasio, CA

Cay & Tom Billingsley, Lufkin, TX

Kathy Kittler, Carlisle, AR; Ashley Loos,Columbus, IL

Don Schouten, Latham, KS

Tessa Millsap, Meridian, TX; Tom Christopher,Coppell, TX


Division B Region 9 Director - Robert RicheyBIRTH DATE & PLACE: 12-31-52, Houston, Texas

RESIDENCE & RANCH LOCATION: west of San Angelo, Texas

OCCUPATION: Ranching since 1984

FAMILY: Wife Kim

BUSINESS / VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE: Irion County Water Conservation District- Boardmember, West Texas Weather Modification Assn. – Board member

ORGANIZATIONS: Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Assn., TLBAA & ITLA

RANCH LOCATION: Irion County, Texas

HOW LONG RAISING LONGHORNS: 19 years

MEMBER OF TLBAA SINCE: 1991

ELECTED TO BOD: appointed August 2007

REASON FOR SERVING ON BOD: Following the events of 2006 and 2007, I felt that it was an opportunity for theTLBAA to move in a new direction in which all members count and member participation in Association functions areencouraged. It is an honor to serve Region 9 members and this great TLBAA Association.

Division B Region 8 Director, Chairman Of The Board - Bernard LankfordBIRTH DATE & PLACE: 12-12-37, Austin, TX RESIDENCE: Weatherford, TX

OCCUPATION: Raising Texas Longhorns

FAMILY: Wife-Bette, 5 Children, 11 Grandchildren

BUSINESS / VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE: Midland TX YMCA Board, President & Building Com-mittee Chair-Midland Lutheran Church, FUMC Weatherford Finance Committee & StewardshipChair

ORGANIZATIONS: Life Member - American Quarter Horse Association; Life Member-TLBAA; LifeMember-University of Texas Alumni Association; Registered Professional Engineer-Texas; Member-First UnitedMethodist Church, Weatherford, TX

RANCH LOCATION: Weatherford, TX

HOW LONG RAISING LONGHORNS: Since 1991

MEMBER OF TLBAA SINCE: 1991

ELECTED TO BOD: January 2011

REASON FOR SERVING ON BOD: I use my business and volunteer experience to help the TLBAA remain the premierTexas Longhorn Association that it has been for 48 years.

REMARKS: I believe in supporting the purpose of the TLBAA and the TLBA Foundation. This association has a strong,loyal membership and has avery bright future. All we need to is concern ourselves with TLBAA business and ensure thatwe make the association the best membership association it can be.


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FEMALE DIVISIONCLASS 1.1: 1. CAN'T BE TAMED BCB, Elizabeth Bolen, LUFKIN, TX;2. KR BLUEBELLE, Reese Ryan, DANBURY, TX CLASS 2.1: 1. 4T KENZI, Megan Lord, LANCASTER, TX; 2. V BARMATTIE LOU WHO TWO, Robin Pool, SAN ANTONIO, TX CLASS 3.1: 1. KILO-GRAM, Timothy Phillips, ANGLETON, TX; 2. TLMAID IN THE USA, Kailee Vuskov, ROSHARON, TX CLASS 4.1: 1. RETHA-A, Alexzandria Rivera, RED OAK, TX; 2.COWGIRL GANGSTA BCB, Daryn Overdorf, LUFKIN, TX CLASS 4.4.2: 1. SHY'S MATILDA, Shyanne McClendon, MAR-SHALL, TX; 2. CONTAGIOUS BCB, Jace Bolen, LUFKIN, TX CLASS 5.1: 1. SDR SUNRISE SUPER GIRL, John Morris Moore, II,BRYAN, TX; 2. DIAMOND Q KATERINA, Julia Faske, SOMERVILLE,TX CLASS 5.5.2: 1. SANDDOLLAR RITA, Jordan Culpepper, Sunset, TX;2. JTW SPOTTED REBA 26, Alexzandria Rivera, RED OAK, TX

JUNIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: KILO-GRAM, TimothyPhillips, Angleton TX RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: SHY'SMATILDA, Shyanne McClendon, MARSHALL, TX

CLASS 8.1: 1. SSR LOVELY LADY, Elizabeth Cassity, SEABROOK,TX; 2. SANDDOLLAR ABBY, Jordan Culpepper, Sunset, TX CLASS 9.1: 1. ANCHOR T MERMAID, John Morris Moore, II, BRYAN,TX; 2. SANDDOLLAR CUPCAKE, Jordan Culpepper, Sunset, TX CLASS 10.1: 1. SDR SUNRISE SUPERSTITIOUS, John MorrisMoore, II, BRYAN, TX; 2. SANDDOLLAR SWEETUMS, Barclay Brun-son, CRAWFORD, TX CLASS 10.10.2: 1. SCCC ROCKING ANGEL 110, Kelby C. Mead-ows, PARADISE, TX; 2. DIAMOND Q LUCKY LOU, Tanner Hudson,DECATUR, TX CLASS 11.1: 1. TL COUNTRY RAZZLE DAZZLE, Garrett Tanner,STEPHENVILLE, TX; 2. SANDDOLLAR CARMEN, Timothy Phillips,ANGLETON, TX

SENIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: SDR SUNRISE SUPER-STITIOUS, John Morris Moore, II, BRYAN, TX RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: TL COUNTRYRAZZLE DAZZLE, Garrett Tanner, STEPHENVILLE, TX

GRAND CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: SDR SUNRISE SUPER-STITIOUS, John Morris Moore, II, BRYAN, TX RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: KILO-GRAM,Timothy Phillips, Angleton TX

BULL DIVISIONCLASS 16.1: 1. COMMANDOS DBL RESPECT HR, Corbin Coker,PRAGUE, OK ; 2. T C RESPECTED SANCHO, Cooper D. Taylor,Thorndale, TX CLASS 17.1: 1. C BAR OUTBACK REBEL, Molly Cook, PARADISE,TX; 2. VNR DON SOMBRIO, Tabitha Faske, SOMERVILLE, TX CLASS 18.1: 1. CR CRACKERJACK, Cason Rangel, ALVORD, TX; 2.KC'S BODACIOUS BRUTUS, Bailey Bright, Ferris, TX CLASS 19.1: 1. SANDDOLLAR ESCALADE, Jordan Culpepper, Sun-set, TX; 2. TL HOMEBOY, Braden Tanner, STEPHENVILLE, TX CLASS 20.1: 1. JTW TESTOSSTYRONE, Ruth Harris, FERRIS, TX; 2.ANCHOR T DREAMER, John Morris Moore, II, BRYAN, TX CLASS 21.1: 1. CL VESUVIUS, Jordan Culpepper, SUNSET, TX

GRAND CHAMPION BULL: CL VESUVIUS, Jordan Culpepper, Sun-set, TX RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BULL: JTW TESTOSSTYRONE, RuthHarris, FERRIS, TX

STEER DIVISIONCLASS 25.1: 1. NEON ROW CP, Shelby A. Rooker, POOLVILLE, TX;2. RV LONE RANGER, Reese Ryan, DANBURY, TX CLASS 26.1: 1. CANDY MAN BCB 23/1, Elizabeth Bolen, LUFKIN,TX; 2. RAMBLIN MAN BCB, Bailey Bright, Ferris, TX CLASS 27.1: 1. JTW HEART THROB 25, Cortney Petrich, FERRIS,TX; 2. WISEGUY BCB, Jace Bolen, LUFKIN, TX CLASS 28.1: 1. LW WRITE THIS DOWN, Shelby A. Rooker,POOLVILLE, TX; 2. PRINCE CHARLES B, Meighan Shouse, VIDOR, TX CLASS 29.1: 1. SSS MW GUNNY, Hunter D. Winkel, LEAGUE CITY,TX; 2. TEXAS TUMBLER, Nicole Gripon, LEAGUE CITY, TX CLASS 30.1: 1. JOHNNY HORTON BCB, Tracey Weldon, FERRIS,TX; 2. T C REGARDING BENJAMIN, Cooper D. Taylor, Thorndale, TX

GRAND CHAMPION STEER: JOHNNY HORTON BCB, Tracey Wel-don, FERRIS, TX RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION STEER: T C REGARDING BEN-JAMIN, Cooper D. Taylor, THORNDALE, TX

Youth Results

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Grand Champion FemaleSDR SUNRISE SUPERSTITIOUSJohn Morris Moore, II, Bryan, TX

Reserve Grand Champion FemaleKILO-GRAMTimothy Phillips, Angleton TX

Grand Champion BullCL VESUVIUSJordan Culpepper, Sunset, TX

Reserve Grand Champion BullJTW TESTOSSTYRONERuth Harris, Ferris, TX

Grand Champion SteerJOHNNY HORTON BCBTracey Weldon, Ferris, TX

Reserve Grand Champion SteerT C REGARDING BENJAMINCooper D. Taylor, Thorndale, TX


Top Hand Award: Tarah Moore,Hico, TX

Intermediate Quiz Bowl: 1st-Shelby Rooker,Poolville, TX; 2nd-Reese Ryan, Danbury, TX;3rd-Miriam Faske, Somerville, TX

Teen Judging Contest: 1st-Josh Vinson,Hico, TX; 2nd-Tarah Moore, Hico, TX; 3rd-Kalli Winters, Paradise, TX

Intermediate Judging Contest: 1st & OverallHigh Point-Cheyenne Nikodym, Newcastle.OK; 2nd-Blair Brunson, Crawford, TX;3rd-Rachel Faske, Somerville, TX

Junior Judging Contest - 1st-Jackson Grace,Sunset, TX; 2nd-Savana Taylor, Thorndale,TX; 3rd-Hayden Hughes, Anna, TX

2011-2012 Teen Hall of Fame - 1st-Tarah Moore, Hico, TX;2nd-John Morris Moore, II, Bryan, TX; 3rd-Lydia Faske,Somerville, TX; 4th-Hunter D. Winkel, League City, TX; 5th-MacKinlie Tucker, Paradise, TX; 6th-Elizabeth Bolen, Lufkin,TX; 7th-Jake Vinson, Hico, TX; 8th-Josh Vinson, Hico, TX;9th-Kailee Vuskov, Rosharon, TX; 10th-Joseph Faske,Somerville, TX

2011-2012 Senior Hall of Fame - front-1st- Julia Faske,Somerville, TX; 2nd-Sarah Faske, Somerville, TX; 3rd-TimothyPhillips, Angleton, TX; 4th-Hannah C. Faske, Somerville, TX;5th-Samuel Faske, Somerville, TX; 6th-Jordan Culpepper,Sunset, TX; 7th-Nathaniel Faske, Somerville, TX; 8th-JaceBolen, Lufkin, TX; 9th- Joshua Faske, Somerville, TX; 10th-Kris Johnson, Big Horn, WY

National Youth Show PremierSponsor: Autobahn MotorcarGroup Youth Scholarship Tour;Larry Barker, Fort Worth, TX

Teen Quiz Bowl - 1st-Lydia Faske, Somerville,TX; 2nd-Barclay Brunson, Crawford, TX; 3rd-West Ryan, Danbury, TX

Senior Judging Contest: 1st-Sarah Faske,Somerville, TX; 2nd-Wesley Meadows, Paradise,TX; 3rd-Joshua Faske, Somerville, TX

Senior Heifer Sale - Nate Edwards, Oologah, OK-Buyer, Dr. JoyceKimble, Karnes City, TX; Timothy Phillips, Angleton, TX-Buyer,Dr. Scott Kimble, Karnes City, TX; Cortney Petrich, Ferris, TX-Buyer, Sean & Dr. Janis O’Brien, Karnes City, TX.

TLBT SupportersOf The Year:Traci Moore,Hico, TX; Larry Barker,Fort Worth, TX

2011-2012 Intermediate Hall of Fame - 1st-Shelby A. Rooker,Poolville, TX; 2nd-Sydney Jo Tucker, Paradise, TX; 3rd-Reese Ryan,Danbury, TX; 4th-Rachel Faske, Somerville, TX; 5th-MiriamFaske, Somerville, TX; 6th-Ryan Johnson, Big Horn, WY; 7th-JoyFaske, Somerville, TX; 8th-Carson Tucker, Paradise, TX; 9th-OliviaM. Faske, Somerville, TX; 10th-Shelby Johnston, Stephenville, TX

Senior Quiz Bowl - 1st-Hannah Faske,Somerville, TX; 2nd-Samuel Faske, Somerville,TX; 3rd-Kris Johnson, Big Horn, WY

2011-2012 Junior Hall of Fame - 1st-Jonah Faske, Somerville, TX;2nd-Shyanne McClendon, Marshall, TX; 3rd-Cooper D. Taylor,Thorndale, TX; 4th-Ariana Anders, Thorndale, TX; 5th-JacksonGrace, Sunset, TX;8th-Rope Anders, Crawford, NE; 9th-WyattNikodym, Newcastle, OK; 10th-Savana R. Taylor, Thorndale, TXNot Pictured: 6th-Hayden Hughes, Anna, TX; 7th-CadenWieczorek, Lincoln, NE

Junior Quiz Bowl: 2nd-Shyanne McClendon,Marshall, TX; 1st-Jonah Faske, Somerville, TX

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Intermediate Gold Merit: 1. Shelby Rooker,Poolville, TX(Received calf from El CoyoteRanch); 2nd Reese Ryan, Danbury, TX; 3rdMiriam Faske and Rachel Faske, Somerville, TX

Junior Gold Merit: 1st-Shyanne McClendon,Marshall, TX(Received calf from Kevin andLaureen Rooker); 2nd- Jonah Faske, Somerville,TX; 3rd Jackson Grace, Sunset, TX; 4th- HaydenHughes, Anna, TX

Teen Gold Merit: 1st-Tarah Moore, Hico, TX(Received calf from Allen and Suzanne Perry);2nd-Lydia Faske, Somerville, TX; 3rd- Jake Vinson,Hico, TX

Senior Gold Merit: 1st Sarah Faske, Somerville,TX (Received calf from El Coyote Ranch); 2nd-Samuel Faske, Somerville, TX; 3rd-TimothyPhillips, Angleton, TX

JuniorShowmanship:1st-

Shyanne McClendon,Marshall, TX;2nd-JonahFaske, Somerville, TX;

3rd-Cooper Taylor,Thorndale, TX

IntermediateShowmanship: 1stCason Rangel, Alvord,TX; 2nd- SydneyTucker, Paradise, TX;3rd-Rachel Faske,Somerville, TX

Teen Showmanship:1st-John Moore,Bryan, TX; 2nd-Barclay Brunson,Crawford, TX; 3rd

Kailee Vuskov,Rosharon, TX

Senior Showmanship:1st-Jordan Culpepper,Sunset, TX; 2nd-JuliaFaske, Somerville, TX;3rd Nicole Gripon,League City, TX

Bright Future Scholarship: Trustee Connie Goodman, Houston,TX; Trustee Kathy Kittler, Carlisle, AR; Tanner Hudson, Boyd,TX; Samuel Faske, Somerville, TX; Braden Tanner, Stephenville,TX; Timothy Phillips, Angleton, TX; Rachel Remmele, Paradise,TX; Cortney Petrich, Ferris, TX; Josh Faske, Somerville, TX

2012-2013 TLBT Officers – Back Row: President: Sarah Faske,Somerville, TX; Parliamentarian Hannah Faske, Somerville, TX;Secretary: Lydia Faske, Somerville, TX; Reporter-Alex Rivera,Red Oak, TX; Vice-President: Tarah Moore, Hico, TX; TeenDirector: Shelby Rooker, Poolville, TX; Treasurer: West Ryan,Danbury, TX; Senior Director: Nathaniel Faske, Somerville, TX;Front Row: Int. Director: Rachel Faske, Somerville, TX; JuniorDirector: Jonah Faske, Somerville, TX; Junior Director: ShyanneMcClendon, Marshall, Texas; Int. Director: Reese Ryan,Danbury, TX; Senior Director: Julia Faske, Somerville, TX; JoshVinson, Hico, TX

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Cody Himmelreich &Taylor Morgan, Del Valle,TX, received the HalteredHerdsman Award.

The Premier Exhibitor of the Year & Division BExhibitor Of The Year was awarded to Vida NuevaRanch, Somerville, TX.

Exhibitor of the Year-DivisionA: Kathy Kittler, Carlisle, AR

Exhibitor of the Year-Division C: Bodie& Steve Quary, Prague, OK

Newcomer Of The Year: The Tucker Family,Paradise, TX

Ark-La-Tex ScholarshipNicole Gripon, League City,

TX; Timothy Phillips,Angleton, TX; Cortney

Petrich, Ferris, TX; TinaDuBose, Tyler, TX

Pee Wee Showmanship: SophiaFaske, Somerville, TX; JakeKarbowski, Danbury, TX; CadenGrace, Sunset, TX; GabriellaFaske, Somerville, TX; HennessyRogers, Bridgeport, TX;Maverick Hughes, Anna, TX


Free ResultsFEMALE DIVISIONCLASS 2.1: 1. 4T KENZI, Donnie Taylor, HUNTINGTON, TX; 2. COP-PER BELL COWGIRL CPL, David & Kimberly Nikodym, NEWCASTLE,OK CLASS 3.1: 1. ENR KASHMIR, Ben and Ilse Myren, COLVILLE, WA;2. JP WAR HYMN, Lazy JP Ranch, DUBLIN, TX CLASS 4.1: 1. HI 5'S QUEEN OF HEARTS, Cody M. Himmelreich,DEL VALLE, TX; 2. SHALAKO'S TANGO C P, Carla Payne, SLIDELL,TX CLASS 5.1: 1. DIAMOND Q KATERINA, Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary,PRAGUE, OK; 2. DIAMOND Q ELAINA, Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary,PRAGUE, OK

JUNIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: DIAMOND Q KATERINA,Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary, PRAGUE, OKRESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: 4T KENZI,Donnie Taylor, HUNTINGTON, TX

CLASS 9.1: 1. SSRR DUAL'S BURST OGLORY, Sunset Ridge Ranch,HOMINY, OK; 2. TL SPARKLE PLENTY, Greg and Beth Tanner,STEPHENVILLE, TXCLASS 10.1: 1. SS CHATTAHOOCHIE, Devin Overdorf, LUFKIN, TX;2. DIAMOND Q PRISCILLA, Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary, PRAGUE,OK CLASS 11.1: 1. TWITTER, Stanley Tidwell, MIDLOTHIAN, TX; 2. 4TGRETTA, Mike & Christy Williams, DOUGLASS, TX

SENIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: SS CHATTAHOOCHIE,Devin Overdorf, LUFKIN, TXRESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: TWITTER,Stanley Tidwell, MIDLOTHIAN, TX

GRAND CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: DIAMOND Q KATERINA,Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary, PRAGUE, OKRESERVE GRAND CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: SS CHATTA-HOOCHIE, Devin Overdorf, LUFKIN, TX

MATURE FEMALE DIVISIONCLASS 16.1: 1. JBM BECCA II, John and Betsy Marshall, HOUS-TON, TX; 2. CR UNSTOPABULL CHEX APPEAL, Cactus Rose Long-horns, EDNA, TX CLASS 17.1: 1. TH CHARDONNAY, Dennis and Judy Urbantke, SANANGELO, TX; 2. ALL OF RED, John and Betsy Marshall, HOUSTON,TX CLASS 18.1: 1. SH BOLD EMPORIA 68/4, Donnie Taylor, HUNTING-TON, TX; 2. SH JASPERS FANCY 62/4, Stanley Tidwell, MIDLOTH-IAN, TX

CLASS 19.1: 1. WH MISS JIM 45, Hooks Longhorn Ranch, JONES-BORO, TX; 2. BHR SWEET ROSE, John and Betsy Marshall, HOUS-TON, TX

GRAND CHAMPION MATURE FEMALE: JBM BECCA II, John andBetsy Marshall, HOUSTON, TXRESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MATURE FEMALE:WH MISS JIM45, Hooks Longhorn Ranch, JONESBORO, TX

FREE RANGE DIVISIONCLASS 22.1: 1. C3 DIAMOND DARLING, Sand Hills Ranch, MANS-FIELD, LA; 2. SAKE-SALLY, Grace Cattle Company, LLC, SUNSET,TX CLASS 23.1: 1. 585 CONSTELLATION, Sand Hills Ranch, MANS-FIELD, LA; 2. SUZY'S BRENNA, Buckshot, Ltd, AUSTIN, TX

GRAND CHAMPION FREE RANGE: 585 CONSTELLATION, SandHills Ranch, MANSFIELD, LARESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FREE RANGE: SUZY'S BRENNA,Buckshot, Ltd, AUSTIN, TX

TROPHY STEER DIVISIONCLASS 1.1: 1. MCLIINTOCK BCB, West Ryan, DANBURY, TX; 2.SILENT H IKE, Bo & Joe Ann Winkel, CLAYTON, TX CLASS 2.1: 1. DARK STAR RISING, Sheryl L. Hall, HOUSTON, TX; 2.NAVAJO KCC, Kimble Cattle Company, KARNES CITY, TX JUNIOR GRAND CHAMPION STEER: DARK STAR RISING, Sheryl L.Hall, HOUSTON, TXJUNIOR RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION STEER: NAVAJO KCC,Kimble Cattle Company, KARNES CITY, TXCLASS 5.1: 1. ENAZUMA EZ LIGHTNING, Grace Cattle Company,LLC, SUNSET, TX CLASS 6.1: 1. NOVILLO PARA SIEMPRE, El Coyote Ranch,KINGSVILLE, TX; 2. DIXIE FINALE, El Coyote Ranch, KINGSVILLE, TXSENIOR GRAND CHAMPION STEER: NOVILLO PARA SIEMPRE, ElCoyote Ranch, KINGSVILLE, TX SENIOR RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION STEER: DIXIE FINALE, ElCoyote Ranch, KINGSVILLE, TXGRAND CHAMPION STEER: NOVILLO PARA SIEMPRE, El CoyoteRanch, KINGSVILLE, TXRESERVE GRAND CHAMPION STEER: DIXIE FINALE, El CoyoteRanch, KINGSVILLE, TX

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Grand Champion FemaleDIAMOND Q KATERINASteve, Bodie & Chad Quary, PRAGUE, OK

Reserve Grand Champion FemaleSS CHATTAHOOCHIEDevin Overdorf, LUFKIN, TX

Grand Champion Mature FemaleJBM BECCA II,John & Betsy Marshall, HOUSTON, TX

Reserve Grand Champion MatureFemaleWH MISS JIM 45Hooks Longhorn Ranch, JONESBORO,TX

Grand Champion Free Range585 CONSTELLATIONSand Hills Ranch, MANSFIELD, LA

Reserve Grand Champion FreeRangeSUZY'S BRENNABuckshot, Ltd, AUSTIN, TX

Grand Champion Trophy SteerNOVILLO PARA SIEMPREEl Coyote Ranch, KINGSVILLE, TX

Reserve Grand Champion TrophySteerDIXIE FINALEEl Coyote Ranch, KINGSVILLE, TX

FEMALE DIVISIONCLASS 1.1: 1. SS RIVER SWEATHEART, Robert & Cindy Schnuriger,KEMAH, TX; 2. TL COUNTRY GIRL, Jodi Anderson, DECATUR, TX CLASS 2.1: 1. C4 LITTLE LADY, Corbin Coker, PRAGUE, OK CLASS 3.1: 1. SDR COOPER'S CUTIE, Dale Land and Cattle, DICK-INSON, TX ; 2. RICE CREEK SUGAR POPS, Dennis and Pam Thons-gard, ALVIN, TX CLASS 4.1: 1. DIAMOND Q DELILA, Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary,PRAGUE, OK; 2. R4 WIN THE OREO, Heather Hughes, ANNA, TX CLASS 5.1: 1. SDR SUNRISE SUPER GIRL, Dale Land and Cattle,DICKINSON, TX; 2. SANDDOLLAR RITA, John & Diann Chase, FORTWORTH, TX

JUNIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: SDR SUNRISE SUPERGIRL, Dale Land and Cattle, DICKINSON, TXRESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: SANDDOL-LAR RITA, John & Diann Chase, FORT WORTH, TX

CLASS 8.1: 1. MW PUNKEN'S LUCKY GIRL, Bo & Joe Ann Winkel,CLAYTON, TX; 2. SSR LOVELY LADY, Elizabeth Cassity, SEABROOK,TX CLASS 9.1: 1. SOMETHING ELSE 210, Kathryn Leann Head, AN-GLETON, TX 2. ANCHOR T MERMAID, Anchor T Ranch, KEMAH, TX CLASS 10.1: 1. SDR SUNRISE SUPERSTITIOUS, Dale Land andCattle, DICKINSON, TX; 2. SUMMER SHOWER, Toby Johnson, BIGHORN, WY CLASS 11.1: 1. SARCEE WATSEKA, Bruce and Connie Ollive, BigSandy, TX; 2. DIAMOND Q DANISHA, Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary,PRAGUE, OK

SENIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: SOMETHING ELSE 210,Kathryn Leann Head, ANGLETON, TXRESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: ANCHOR TMERMAID, Anchor T Ranch, KEMAH, TX

GRAND CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: SOMETHING ELSE 210,Kathryn Leann Head, ANGLETON, TXKRESERVE GRAND CHAMPION HALTERED FEMALE: SDR SUNRISESUPER GIRL, Dale Land and Cattle, DICKINSON, TX

MATURE FEMALE DIVISIONCLASS 16.1: 1. HI 5'S DREAM CATCHER, Cody M. Himmelreich,DEL VALLE, TX 2. PLR CHARMIN' MIRANDA, Kathleen and Jeff Hoffman, PARA-DISE, TX

GRAND CHAMPION MATURE FEMALE: HI 5'S DREAM CATCHER,Cody M. Himmelreich, DEL VALLE, TX

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MATURE FEMALE: PLR CHARMIN'MIRANDA, Kathleen and Jeff Hoffman, PARADISE, TX

BULL DIVISIONCLASS 20.1: 1. COMMANDOS DBL RESPECT HR, Corbin Coker,PRAGUE, OK; 2. MW EXPLORER VENTURE, Bo & Joe Ann Winkel,CLAYTON, TX CLASS 22.1: 1. ENR KAHUNA, Ben and Ilse Myren, COLVILLE, WA 2. TH SUNNY WIND STORM, Dennis and Judy Urbantke, SAN AN-GELO, TX CLASS 23.1: 1. SANDDOLLAR ESCALADE, John & Diann Chase,FORT WORTH, TX; 2. HI 5'S PEOPLES CHOICE, Cody M. Himmelre-ich, DEL VALLE, TX CLASS 24.1: 1. ANCHOR T DREAMER, Anchor T Ranch, KEMAH, TX 2. SDR SUNRISE LINEBACKER, Dale Land and Cattle, DICKINSON,TX

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL: SANDDOLLAR ESCALADE, John &Diann Chase, FORT WORTH, TX JUNIOR RESERVE CHAMPION BULL: HI 5'S PEOPLES CHOICE,Cody M. Himmelreich, DEL VALLE, TX

CLASS 27.1: 1. CL VESUVIUS, Jordan Culpepper, Sunset, TX CLASS 28.1: 1. HI 5'S BEEFEATER, Cody M. Himmelreich, DELVALLE, TX; 2. SANDDOLLAR TRAVERSE, John & Diann Chase,FORT WORTH, TX CLASS 29.1: 1. ANCHOR T ANCHOR MAN, Anchor T Ranch,KEMAH, TX; 2. BOOM ME BRINDLE CP, Carla Payne, SLIDELL, TX

SENIOR CHAMPION BULL: ANCHOR T ANCHOR MAN, Anchor TRanch, KEMAH, TXSENIOR RESERVE CHAMPION BULL: CL VESUVIUS, JordanCulpepper, Sunset, TX

GRAND CHAMPION BULL: ANCHOR T ANCHOR MAN, Anchor TRanch, KEMAH, TXRESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BULL: SANDDOLLAR ESCALADE,John & Diann Chase, FORT WORTH, TX

PRODUCE OF DAM DIVISIONCLASS 34: 1. SIERRA 51, John T. & Betty Baker, LIBERTY HILL, TX

PRODUCE OF SIRE DIVISIONCLASS 35: 1. RIVER CAPTAIN, B. Eugene Berry, M.D., BATONROUGE, LA,


Haltered Results

Grand Champion Haltered FemaleSOMETHING ELSE 210Kathryn Leann Head, ANGLETON, TX

Reserve Grand Champion HalteredFemaleSDR SUNRISE SUPER GIRLDale Land and Cattle, DICKINSON, TX

Grand Champion Mature HalteredFemaleHI 5'S DREAM CATCHERCody M. Himmelreich, DEL VALLE, TX

Reserve Grand Champion MatureHaltered FemalePLR CHARMIN' MIRANDA,Kathleen and Jeff Hoffman, PARA-DISE, TX

Grand Champion BullANCHOR T ANCHOR MANAnchor T Ranch, KEMAH, TX

Reserve Grand Champion BullSANDDOLLAR ESCALADEJohn & Diann Chase, FORT WORTH,TX

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TLBT

Jonah FaskeSomerville, Texas

2,525 Points

Shyanne McClendon Marshall, TX 2040Cooper D. Taylor Thorndale, TX 1005Ariana Anders Thorndale, TX 730Jackson Grace Sunset, TX 685Hayden Hughes Anna, TX 625Caden Wieczorek Lincoln, NE 590Rope Anders Crawford, NE 545Wyatt Nikodym Newcastle, OK 480Savana R. Taylor Thorndale, TX 475

INTERMEDIATEDIVISION

Shelby A. RookerPoolville, TX

4,590 Points

Sydney Jo Tucker Paradise, TX 2390Reese Ryan Danbury, TX 2210Rachel Faske Somerville, TX 2150Miriam Faske Somerville, TX 2120Ryan Johnson Big Horn, WY 2055Joy Faske Somerville, TX 1550Carson Tucker Paradise, TX 1310Olivia M. Faske Somerville, TX 1290Shelby Johnston Stephenville, TX 1160

Tarah Moore Hico, Texas

6,320 Points

John Morris Moore, II Bryan, TX 3390Lydia Faske Somerville, TX 3350Hunter D. Winkel League City, TX 2910MacKinlie Tucker Paradise, TX 2070Elizabeth Bolen Lufkin, TX 1970Jake Vinson Hico, TX 1910Josh Vinson Hico, TX 1770Kailee Vuskov Rosharon, TX 1635Joseph Faske Somerville, TX 1620

Julia FaskeSomerville, TX3,155 Points

Sarah Faske Somerville, TX 2915Jacob Faske Somerville, TX 4165Timothy Phillips Angleton, TX 2855Hannah C. Faske Somerville, TX 2815Samuel Faske Somerville, TX 2585Jordan Culpepper Sunset, TX 2015Nathaniel Faske Somerville, TX 1675Jace Bolen Lufkin, TX 1555Joshua Faske Somerville, TX 1510Kris Johnson Big Horn, WY 1400

A special thanks to our generous calf donors!Sand Hills Ranch-Dora Thompson, Mansfield, LATriple T Longhorns-Trigg & Traci Moore, Hico, TX5G Farm-Samuel, Sarah & Allie Galloway, Boyd, TX

Bull Creek Ranch, Suzanne & William Torkildsen, M.D., Fayetteville, TX

SENIORDIVISION

JUNIORDIVISION

TEENDIVISION


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2012 TLBAAHall of Fame Winners

4T GRETTA 237 Donnie Taylor, HUNTINGTON, TX Sire: WATSON 167 Dam: GRETTAL BCB

DIAMOND Q KATERINA 225Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary, PRAGUE, OKSire: DQ HOTWIRE Dam: KATHERINE 021

ECR GIOVANNA 225 Donnie Taylor, HUNTINGTON, TX

Sire: EXPEDITIOUS ECR Dam: ECR GIO PONTI

SS CHATTAHOOCHIE 217 Devin Overdorf, LUFKIN, TXSire: WATSON 167 Dam: EVE BCB

VIVIAN 01 203Toby Johnson, Big Horn, WY Sire: OWENS RESPECT Dam: POPO AGIE

DDR BOOMER 175 Donald & Sharron Wiens, KENNEWICK, WA Sire: BOOMERANG C P Dam: D/O HOT COCO

CROSS M MISS RITTER 158 Bethany Rosales, LEMITAR, NM Sire: WHELMING ZIPPO Dam: CROSS M CHEROKKE MISS

HI 5'S QUEEN OF HEARTS 154 Cody M. Himmelreich, DEL VALLE, TXSire: SB POP A TOP Dam: PRL SWOOSH HERE I COME

BZR CRIMSON AND CLOVER 143 Jason Christa, CORPUS CHRISTI, TX Sire: SEMANS CLASSIC REDMAN Dam: BZR BLAZING SCARLET

SDR CARSON'S CUTIE 131 Dale Land and Cattle, DICKINSON, TX Sire: SDR SUNRISE SPIDERMAN Dam: SDR SUNRISE STAR

ENR KASHMIR 115 Ben and Ilse Myren, COLVILLE, WA Sire: SMOKIN ACES Dam: ENR GYPSY GIRL

FREE FEMALES

TH CHARDONNAY 148Dennis Urbantke, SAN ANGELO, TX

Sire: JL WAR DANCE Dam: RP WHIZ KID

VV CLASSIC JEWELL 102 143Donnie Taylor. HUNTINGTON, TX Sire: DOUBLE L’S KNIGHT Dam: CLASSIC JEWEL

ENR HANA 135Ben and Ilse Myren, COLVILLE, WA Sire: FLYING WO RANDY Dam: ENR DANA

JBM BECCA II 118John and Betsy Marshall, HOUSTON, TX Sire: WS JAMAKIZM Dam: RRR MISS BECCA 307

DDM KABOOM 117Doug and Darnell Muenchow, FLORESVILLE, TX Sire: BOOMERANG C P Dam: ROE’S MISS CRESSON 287

SH BOLD EMPORIA 68/4 114Donnie Taylor, HUNTINGTON, TXSire: AMBUSH 13 Dam: VV32

HR ARABIAN NIGHTS 109Kent & Sandy Harrell, TULSA, OK Sire: TVR ALADDIN Dam: HR FOFO

SALTILLO CG 305 93Bonnie & Rodger Damrow, Roca, NE Sire: SALTILLO ZACK 8 Dam: SALTILLO COWGAL 98

WLR MISS WYO 528 85Kris Johnson & Wyoming Longhorn Ranch, Big Horn, WY Sire: WLR RED SUSPENDERS 025 Dam: WLR BROWN TAFFY 125

WH MISS JIM 45 81Hooks Longhorn Ranch, JONESBORO, TX Sire: VJ TOMMIE (AKA UNLIMITED) Dam: WH SWEET 16

FREE MATURE FEMALES

SDR SUNRISE SUPERSTITIOUS 445 Dale Land and Cattle, Dickinson, TXSire: RIVER CAPTAIN Dam: SIERRA 51

SDR SUNRISE SUPER GIRL 442 Dale Land and Cattle, DICKINSON, TXSire: RIVER CAPTAIN Dam: SIERRA 51

ANCHOR T MERMAID 308 Anchor T Ranch, KEMAH, TXSire: OBRYAN 2 IRON KETTLE Dam: SD MARINA

OREO CRUNCH 92 307 Toby Johnson, BIG HORN, WYSire: OWENS RESPECT Dam: PEEK A BOO LD

SANDDOLLAR RITA 249 John & Diann Chase, FORT WORTH, TXSire: Sunrise Admiral Dam: SD Chandlers Redemption

DIAMOND Q WAKESHA 194 Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary, PRAGUE, OKSire: DIAMOND Q PEACEMAKER Dam: TRI-W TEXAS BELLE STAR

SOMETHING ELSE 210 172 Kathryn Leann Head, ANGLETON, TXSire: LSL GOLD RUSH Dam: RTF REAL HOT

DIAMOND Q DANISHA 169 Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary, PRAGUE, OKSire: DIAMOND Q PEACEMAKER Dam: TRI-W TEXAS BELLE STAR

HI 5'S SHOW GIRL 157 Brent & Cynthia Bolen, LUFKIN, TXSire: SB POP A TOP Dam: HI 5’S DREAM CATCHER

SARCEE WATSEKA 149 Bruce and Connie Ollive, Big Sandy, TXSire: BANDERA CHEX Dam: SARCEE PRETTY WOMAN

HALTERED FEMALES

4T GRETTA

TH CHARDONNAY

SDR SUNRISE SUPERSTITIOUS


HI 5'S DREAM CATCHER 626 Cody M. Himmelreich, DEL VALLE, TX Sire: SD REMARKABLE REDEMPTION Dam: PRLSWOOSH HERE I COME

PLR CHARMIN' MIRANDA 236 Kathleen and Jeff Hoffman, PARADISE, TX Sire: PLR FLAMETHROWER Dam: PLR CHARMED KEEP-SAKE

PCC EUPHORIA 157 Donald & Sharron Wiens, KENNEWICK, WA Sire: PCC EVADER Dam: PCC UTOPIA

ENR EZMARELLDA 108 Ben and Ilse Myren, COLVILLE, WA Sire: CAPTAIN CRUNCH Dam: ENR COPPACHEENA

IR GLORY'S PRIDE 103 Joshua L. Boone, WINNSBORO, TX Sire: DL EMPEROR’S MEASLES Dam: IR GLORY

ANDERS MW MAPLE WISH 102 Art Anders, CRAWFORD, NE Sire: MW MAPLE WOOD Dam: MW MARRY’S WISH

LORI DARLIN' JKW 88 J Wade and Kristi Wilson, CAPITAN, NM Sire: BL NIGHT CHEX Dam: SOCIAL GIRL BL064

JTW STAR OF BARBARA 88 Kacey Lee Clark, SANTA FE, NM Sire: COUNTRY STAR Dam: JTW LIL BARBARA

DJL JUNO IM PRETTY 74 Billy Thompson and Gary Jenkins, CLYDE, TX Sire: LIB’S ACE OF SPADES Dam: JEDA

KJH WARRIORS CALALILLY 72 Kylen Jase Harrell, Cameron, TX Sire: CC BLUE WARRIOR Dam: L-A CALICO ROSE

J C-BISCUIT 56 Joel Norris, KAUFMAN, TX Sire: REX THE RED RANGER Dam: T-BISCUIT

HALTERED MATURE FEMALES

ANCHOR T ANCHOR MAN 551 Anchor T Ranch, KEMAH, TX Sire: SDR SUNRISE SUPERMAN Dam: SD ANCHOR’S AWAY

HI 5'S PEOPLES CHOICE 310 Cody M. Himmelreich, DEL VALLE, TX Sire: SB POP A TOP Dam: HI 5’S LEGACYS DREAM

SANDDOLLAR ESCALADE 279 John & Diann Chase, Fort Worth, TX Sire: RCR SCORPION'S STINGER Dam: SD REDEMPTION’S ANGEL

HI 5'S BEEFEATER 235 Cody M. Himmelreich, DEL VALLE, TX Sire: SB POP A TOP Dam: HI 5’S TEQUILA SUNRISE

SDR SUNRISE LINEBACKER 233Dale Land and Cattle, DICKINSON, TX Sire: RIVER CAPTAIN Dam: SUNRISE 759

SANDDOLLAR TRAVERSE 218 John & Diann Chase, FORT WORTH, TX Sire: CS TRAVELER 178/8 Dam: SD SWEETIES REDEMPTION

GUNSMOKE 1/10 208 Donald & Sharron Wiens, KENNEWICK, WA Sire: WS JAMAKIZM Dam: PCC EUPHORIA

DQ ELIUS 179 Steve, Bodie & Chad Quary, PRAGUE, OK Sire: DIAMOND Q PEACEMAKER Dam: TRI-W CRABAP-PLE

ANDER POSSIBLE LEGEND 173Art Anders, CRAWFORD, NE Sire: ANDERS LEGEND Dam: KIM POSSIBLE

ANCHOR T DREAMER 169 Anchor T Ranch, KEMAH, TX Sire: ANCHOR T SAND BAR Dam: ANCHOR T PEARL

BULLS

HI 5'S DREAM CATCHER

ANCHOR T ANCHOR MAN

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1. TLBAA’s Pam Galloway; 2. TLBAA BoardMember Lana Hightower, Van, TX; TLBAABoard Member Mark Stuck, Sumerduck, VA;Bette & Chairman Of The Board BernardLankford, Weatherford, TX; Joel Lemley, Black-well, TX; 3. TLBAA Board Member RobertRichey, San Angelo, TX; 4. Traci & TriggMoore, Hico, TX; 5. Joel Lemley, Blackwell, TX;6. TLBT members with Scottish Rite Hospitalrepresentative Dorothy McGowan

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2012 HIDES & HORNS PHOTO CONTEST

1ST PLACETWISTY HORNS

Kathy Kittler, Carlisle, AR

2ND PLACETWISTY HORNS

Dawn Divinia, Red Oak, TX

3RD PLACETWISTY HORNSRon Garison, Doyline, LA

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Darlene Aldridge, D.V.M., Somerville, TX

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Tommy Petersen, Buffalo, MO

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Name: Braden Tanner Town: Stephenville, TXHigh School Attended: Stephenville High School

Hobbies/Activities: Defensive cornerback for the Stephenville Yellow Jack-

ets, Pitcher/Outfielder Stephenville Yellow Jackets, ran 400 and 400 relay

for Yellow Jackets, First Baptist Youth Group, and raising and showing

Texas Longhorns

Plans To Use Your Bright Futures Scholarship Money: I am enrolled at Tar-

leton State University for the fall 2012 semester As a Pre-vet major.

Future Plans: I hope to be accepted into the Texas A&M veterinary

school of medicine as soon as possible and plan to be a large animal vet when my

schooling is complete

Name: Joshua FaskeTown: Burton, TXHigh School Attended: New Life ChristianHobbies/Activities: Team roping, Showing Longhorns,and Playing with trucksPlans To Use Your Bright Futures Scholarship Money: I plan on using my Bright

Futures Scholarship to pay for a portion of my college education at Blinn

College in Brenham, TX. Future Plans: My plans for the future consist of finishing my college education at Blinn and continuing to work for mydad as a jeweler at JH Faske Company in Brenham, TX.

Name: Rachel Remmele

Town: Paradise, TX

High School Attended: Parad

ise High School

Hobbies/Activities: Volunteeri

ng at church and being in

the youth group, photography,

shooting, riding horses, hunt-

ing, volleyball, spending time w

ith friends

Plans To Use Your Bright Futu

res Scholarship Money: I'm

attending Tarleton State Un

iversity in Stephenville this

fall, and this scholarship will

be a huge help in paying for

my tuition.

Future Plans: I'm majoring in wil

dlife management at

Tarleton, and hope to becom

e a wildlife biologist or

wildlife rehabilitator. I also p

lan to continue raising

Longhorns.

The TLBT Bright Fu-tures Scholarship Programawards scholarships of$1500.00 each annually tooutstanding members of theTLBT who are graduatingfrom high school and pursu-ing to further their education.

The application process in-cludes an application, a 400word essay, a letter of recom-mendation from a teacher orcommunity leader as well as aLonghorn breeder among other things. Hereare the seven recipients of this year’s schol-arships.

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Name: Samuel Faske Town: Somerville, TexasHigh School Attended: New Life High SchoolHobbies/Activities: As a hobby I ride horses and show Longhorn cattle. Ialso attend First Baptist Church in Independence, Texas.Plans To Use Your Bright Futures Scholarship Money: I plan to use thismoney to pay for part of my tuition for Blinn College and for books. Future Plans: I plan to graduate from Blinn with my associate’s in animal sci-ence. After Blinn I plan to transfer to Texas A&M University. Here I plan towork towards my Doctrine’s degree in animal science and applyfor vet school. Being a large animal vet is what Iam going to college for.

Name: Timothy Phillips

Town: Angleton, TX

High School Attended: Angleton

High School

Hobbies/Activities: Tennis, Chur

ch

Plans To Use Your Bright Future

s Scholarship Money: I will be at

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tending the University of Texa

s at Austin in the fall. I will use

the

money to take a little bit of t

he tuition.

Future Plans: I will be attending

The University of Texas at

Austin in the fall. I will be stud

ying engineering. Past that I

do not know much more about

what I want to do.

Name: Cortney Petrich Town: Ferris, TXHigh School Attended: Ferris High School

Hobbies/Activities: Varstiy Cheer Captian, FFA Chapter officer/member, Band, Na-

tional Honors Society, Barrel Racing, Dirt track car racing, showing Texas long-

horns

Plans To Use Your Bright Futures Scholarship Money: I plan to use the money to

help me get through my time at SFA in Nacogdoches, TX where I will get my

degree in pre-med to become a Doctor.

Future Plans: I plan on having

the true college life and work

hard to succeed in all that I

do to get me to my goal(s).

Name: Tanner HudsonTown: Decatur, TXHigh School Attended: Boyd High SchoolHobbies/Activities: Showing, baseball, hunting, fishing Plans To Use Your Bright Futures Scholarship Money: I plan on using the

money to go to A&M at Galveston. Future Plans: I plan on getting my degree in maritime engineering.

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onghorn owners can look at their cattle and see the current culmination of a chainof events epitomized in their Longhorn cat-tle. Cattle that came to the New World from

Spain and a boy born in France in 1838 are vital ingredients inthe historic backtrail of the Longhorns in today’s pastures.That boy, Charles Armand Schreiner, was the fourth of five

children born to Dr. Gustave Adolph and Charlotte Schreiner inthe Alsace-Lorraine area of France. The family moved to San An-tonio, Texas in 1852, where the father died shortly afterward and14-year-old Charles worked to help his family get by. At age 16he joined the Texas Rangers so that he could “earn a man’swages.” In his new job, he got to see a lot of territory and wasparticularly impressed with the land along the Guadalupe Riverin what would become Kerr County. When his mother died twoand a half years later, he resigned from the Rangers and got intothe cattle business.In 1858, with his brother-in-law Casper Real, he bought a

small store at Camp Verde where they contracted to supply beefand supplies to the military post fifteen miles south of Kerrville.While making frequent trips to San Antonio for supplies, Charlesmet Mary Magdalena Enderle, who became his bride in 1861, theyear he joined the Confederacy.When he returned following the Civil War, his ranch and live-

stock were in shambles. He and his family endured two years ofpoverty and hardships and were forced to leave the ranch, mov-

ing to the struggling county seat of Kerrville. With the financialaid of August Faltin in 1869, he again opened a mercantile busi-ness and, benefitting from Texas’ recovery from the post-war re-cession, he was able to buy Faltin’s interest in 1879. TheLonghorn cattle driven north to feed a beef-hungry appetiteproved a bonanza that lifted the Texas economy while other ex-Confederate states struggled in the Reconstruction era. According to The Handbook of Texas Online, the continued

Indian menace in the Kerrville area caused a home guard unit tobe organized in 1875, and Schreiner was elected captain, a titlehe carried the rest of his life. He also served as both county anddistrict clerk, and from 1868 to 1898 he served as county treas-urer. The banking business which he conducted as a departmentin his store, the Charles Schreiner Company, grew so large that in1893 he opened a separate banking facility which also bore hisname.At first, Schreiner benefitted from the trail drive era mainly

from the gold brought back to Texas by cowboys and cattlemen,and although there is no record that he went “up the trail” him-self, it is said that over the years the captain and various partnerssent more than 300,000 Longhorns up the Western Trail toDodge City and laid the foundation for his empire.In addition to his mercantile, civic and livestock activities,

Captain Schreiner also held many banking and railroad posi-tions. His philanthropic contributions include what is nowSchreiner College.

Do history-makers make history, or do the events of history reveal the history-makers?

Are certain families destined to be in the mix of historic events, or do those events occur

because those families, those individuals brought them about? The right person at the right

time with the right plan is epitomized by the Schreiner family’s multi-generational in-

volvement with Texas Longhorn cattle. This progression of creative involvement will be on

display at the September 15 auction at the historic Y.O. Ranch near Mountain Home, Texas.

by Henry King


Among his extensive land purchases, which eventually totaledmore than 550,000 acres, was the present-day Y.O. Ranch, a79,000-acre property 40 miles northwest of Kerrville. The ranchwas given its name in 1880 when the captain bought the Taylor-Clements ranch, the 16,000 head of YO-branded cattle on it andthe brand itself. Subsequent sales and land-swaps have reducedthe ranch to a more compact and manageable 40,000 acres. Thewhite limestone hills of the Y.O. sit atop the Edwards Plateau,spotted with live oak, mesquite and juniper, prickly-pear cactusand yucca.In his 79th year, anticipating enactment of federal inheritance

laws, Captain Schreiner divided his holdings equally among hiseight children. His youngest son, Walter R. Schreiner, became theowner of the Y.O. Ranch. World War I was in progress, and any-one in the ranching or farming business profited handsomely,but when the war ended, so did the booming economy.The Y.O. has experienced several periods of tough times when

periodic dry spells hit the area. Not being blessed with the “min-eral supplement” of petroleum deposits which benefitted manyother Texas ranches, the Y.O. has survived and prospered due tothe creativity and management skills of the generations of own-ers. Walter set that standard, doing what he could to make theranch productive, and even though agriculture in the USA duringthe 1920s was a struggle, he stocked the ranch with Hereford cat-tle, Angora Goats and Delaine sheep. One of the most conse-quential decisions Walter made was his 1922 marriage to MyrtleBarton, whose strength, courage and leadership would sadly be-come necessary. Walter died in 1933, leaving the Y.O. to Myrtleand his only son, Charles Schreiner III (Charlie III) who was sixyears old. In her history of the ranch, Imprints on the Hills, LorieA Woodward explains that Walter had an older brother namedCharles Jr., whose only child was a daughter. To honor his fa-ther’s memory, Walter named his son Charles III. Walter’s death at the height of the Great Depression obliged

Myrtle to take charge of the Y.O. She knew nothing about runninga ranch, but she knew to ask advice of her brothers-in-law, Gus andLouie Schreiner. They lent expertise but never tried to run the ranchfor her; when they advised what the price of cattle should be, shewouldn’t budge from that price to deal with prospective buyers. Shenot only kept the ranch afloat, but invented a new income streamin 1943 by leasing the ranch for hunting. That practice has sincebeen adopted by almost every ranch in Texas.Charlie III was growing up and learning ranch responsibilities

at his mother’s side during the Great Depression, World War IIand into the early 1950s. The seven-year drought of the 1950sforced Charlie III to ship his cattle (he was now running Angus)and move his family to greener pastures in Montana. After four

years, the rains came and Charlie III, his family and his cattle re-turned to the Y.O. to stay.Realizing the need for cattle to handle the tough times, and

aware of the role Texas Longhorns had played in the develop-ment of the west and the founding of the Y.O., in 1957 CharlieIII began attending the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge auc-tions of surplus Longhorns.This herd had been founded in response to the threat of the

near extinction of the Texas Longhorn. The U.S. Congress had au-thorized funds to gather a representative herd which was shippedto the Wildlife Refuge in 1927. As the herd grew, managementpractices included the reduction in numbers afforded by the auc-tion. Held annually beginning in 1943 at the refuge near Law-ton, Oklahoma, the event attracted Longhorn enthusiasts to swaptales, party and buy a few Longhorns.Beginning with five heifers and a bull from the Wildlife

Refuge and private treaty purchases of Peeler and Yates cattle, theY.O. eventually built the largest herd of quality Texas Longhornsin the nation.Along with other like-minded enthusiasts, Charlie III began

pushing for an organization to represent and protect the inter-ests of Longhorn owners and their cattle. The first membershipmeeting of the new Texas Longhorn Breeders Association ofAmerica (TLBAA) was held in September 1964 at Lawton Okla-homa in conjunction with the refuge sale. Appropriately, CharlieSchreiner III was elected the first president, an office he held threeyears.In 1974, ten years after the formation of the TLBAA, the Y.O.

conducted its first Texas Longhorn auction, managed by AlanSparger.“My dad and Charlie III were close friends,” said Alan, “and

they both collected Western Memorabilia. Because of my dad’sinterest in the Old West, he got interested in Texas Longhorns,which he got from Charlie. I guess that’s what started my inter-est and involvement in the Texas Longhorn business. Every timeI saw Charlie, I’d say ‘We’ve got to have a sale! We’ve got to havea sale!’ He put me off as long as he could, then one day he said,‘We’re going to have a sale, and you’re going to be in charge of it.’Of course, I didn’t know any more about that than I did flying anairplane, but we put that first sale together, and it was a very in-teresting cast of characters…and it was a very successful sale.”Graves Peeler and Walter Scott were among the foundational

consignors, and Charlie’s friend Eddie Wood was the auctioneer.“I guess,” said Alan, “that’s how Eddie got into doing Longhornsales on a regular basis.”“I’m not involved in this sale, but I encouraged them to do it

and I will be there to support them. I look forward to going up

Beginning with five heifers and a bull from the

Wildlife Refuge and private treaty purchases of Peeler

and Yates cattle, the Y.O. eventually built the largest

herd of quality Texas Longhorns in the nation.

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there and have a good time. The Y.O. is a wonderful place to go;there’s a lot of ambience there, it’s a big working ranch and thereis so much history of the Longhorn breed.”

Charlie III was not content to be just an officer in the newlyminted TLBAA – his creative mind and enthusiastic persona werebrought to bear in making the general public aware of TexasLonghorns. In 1966, he organized a cattle drive from San Anto-nio to Dodge City, following the trail that his grandfather’s manyherds had followed. Staged “Indian” attacks and wild parties attrail’s end are part of the lore the lucky par-ticipants recalled years and years after theevent. It was a huge success, but he said hewould never do it again. When the Bicen-tennial folks came calling, however, hestaged a drive from the Y.O. to the NationalRanching Heritage Center in Lubbock,Texas.

Charlie III’s creative thinking went wellbeyond cattle drives and Longhorns, how-ever. The San Antonio Zoo had a successfulprogram breeding exotic deer and antelopeand Charlie agreed to turn some of their sur-plus animals loose on the Y.O. to see how they adapted. The ex-periment worked well – and also proved that higher fences wereneeded. This began the Y.O. start in the exotic wildlife businessthat now includes more than 60 species, many available for hunt-ing.

As hunting became more of a profit center, Charlie III and hisfour sons, Charlie IV, Walter, Gus and Louis expanded theirthinking to include daily tours, horseback riding, photo safaris,the Y.O. Adventure Camp for children, overnight stays and cor-porate retreats. Semi-annual Exotic Game auctions feature offer-ings from the Y.O. breeding program as well as consignmentsfrom the industry’s top breeders of species such as Axis, Black-buck, Sika, Fallow, Mouflon, Waterbuck, Impala, Bison, Zebra,Gazelle and many others.

The year 2001 was a bad one at the Y.O. as the family experi-enced the untimely death of managing partner Louie Schreiner,followed shortly by the death of his father, Charlie Schreiner III.Returning to the Y.O. from his ranch brokerage and restaurant(Y.O. Ranch Steakhouse in Dallas) businesses, with his beautifulblond wife, Mary Helen, Charlie IV returned as managing partnerand placed renewed emphasis on the Texas Longhorn program.

With a solid foundation of Y.O. cows, many with Whirlwindinfluence and bloodlines tracing to the legendary Y.O. Sam Hous-ton (TLBAA Certificate #1) and Bold Ruler, the addition of newand popular genetics makes the storied Y.O. program even moreappealing. Coach, Sittin Bull, Max Caliber and Golden Rule haveall added quality to the herd, as has their home-bred herd sire,Air Force One by Coach.

“Our cows have a unique genetic makeup,” said managingpartner Charlie IV, “and they are famous for their bright and un-usual color patterns. We have kept a base of foundation Y.O. cowsthat work real well with our high-profile bulls. We are pleasedwith the exceptional color and uniformity of their calves.”

“My dad didn’t get Longhorns back on the ranch until the1950s,” Charlie IV continued. “After we got back from thedrought he got interested – it was interesting, it was historical, itwas a project to do. They turned out to be really hardy, a perfectmatch for the Y.O. and him.”

His dad also loved to experiment with cross-breeding and, inaddition to the Texas Longhorns, had 20 different programs goingwhen Charlie IV got out of Texas Christian University in 1975.

“We were crossing right and left,” the younger Charles con-tinued. “Brown Swiss, Chianina . I’ll tell you what – a three-year-old half Chianina, half Longhorn steer is a big, tall, half-bloodedson of a buck! You go up to one on horseback and they couldlook you in the eye, just about. Anyway, when I got here weshipped them all. We went straight Longhorn and that workedreal well for us.”

Lemley Auction Service will be handling the auction, andJoel Lemley points out that since 1880, the Y.O. Ranch has been

linked with Texas heritage and Texas tradi-tions, none of which is more historic thanthe Texas Longhorn.

“We’ve scheduled the sale for September15,” said Lemley. “This sale is being put onby Charlie Schreiner IV and the entireSchreiner family. We plan on making this anannual event, and want to get into the rota-tion of being one of the premiere sales. Thefocus will be on the cattle and the auction,but as we get this one behind us, we look for-ward to next year and adding more of the ac-tivities the ranch has to offer. The ranch is

beautiful this year; they’ve had a lot of rain and the grass reallylooks good. They are inviting the people to see the ranch the wayit is, with all the exotic animals and some of the buildings thatare over a hundred years old.”

“The ranch has some excellent animals they will be selling,and they are also inviting a lot of consignors to be a part of thissale”

Alan Sparger points out that the registered herd is kept on thepart of the ranch they call the Live Oak Ranch, which is a beau-tiful, basically grass-covered part of the ranch; it is not as ruggedand cedar-covered as other parts of the ranch where the com-mercial herd roams.

“They have an extensive AI program,” said Sparger, “they usesome of the top bulls in the breed. They try to improve their herdand at the same time try to preserve some of the things the Y.O.cattle are known for. The color is something when you see theY.O. cattle – it’s just amazing, the beautiful color patterns, tri-col-ors, and the things you see there that you don’t often see in otherherds.”

“I’m looking forward to this. They have a great facility and I’dlove for them to have an annual sale. It would be well-receivedand people would want to do it every year, to sell cattle and so-cialize. My hat’s off to Joel Lemley and Charlie IV for doing thesale. People who don’t know the Y.O., they can go one time andthey will go again, because it is a blast!”

“This family,” says Joel Lemley, “is pretty much responsiblefor there being a registry of Longhorns, and I wantthem to have that accolade; Iwant them to havethat attached to theirresume. I think theydeserve it!”

Texas Longhorn cat-tle are a historic cer-tainty, developed bycenturies of survival.That history remains. Buttheir current place in his-tory would be far differentwithout the history-mak-ers of the Schreiner family.

Y.O. Sam Houston, TLBAA Certidicate #1, is a part of the rich ge-

netic history of the YO breeding program.

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ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS: Must have completed transfer application, original TLBAA certificate or dualregistration certificates, completed consignment form and quality photo in TLBAA office.

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WAIVER/CONSENT FORM(This form must be signed and returned in order to complete your consignment)

The Horn Showcase Sale (HSS) assumes no responsibility for any guarantee made by the consignor. All guarantees are strictly be-tween the consignor (seller) and the buyer. HSS is not responsible for the health or safety of any animal consigned to the sale. This in-cludes loss of life, loss by theft or other perils. All consignors must comply with the rules and regulations. The undersigned hereby agrees toconditions of the sale and agrees that all guarantees are between seller and buyer.

The undersigned further agrees to indemnify and hold harmless HSS, sale employees and duly authorized representatives from any andall claims, demands, causes of action or liabilities of any nature which may arise from or in any way relate to the Horn Showcase Sale. The un-dersigned agrees that if the buyer is unable to accept delivery because of Interstate health requirements, the consignor, not HSS or its man-agement, shall be responsible for refund or adjustment.

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A self-funding event by the Texas LonghornBreeders Association of America

All exhibitors must be members ofthe Texas Longhorn BreedersAssociation of America. Allanimals must be registered withthe TLBAA. A copy of the

animal’s registration certificateand entry fee of $100 for each

category entered must accompanyentry form for each animal.

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A photograph can bee-mailed to [email protected].

DIVISIONS: TOTAL HOrN, TIP TO TIP & COMPOSITe HOrN

Class 1 Oct. 2011 TTTClass 2 Sept. 2011 TTTClass 3 Aug. 2011 TTTClass 4 July 2011 TTTClass 5 June 2011 TTTClass 6 May 2011 TTT & THClass 7 April 2011 TTT & THClass 8 March 2011 TTT & THClass 9 Feb. 2011 TTT & THClass 10 Jan. 2011 TTT & THClass 11 Dec. 2010 TTT & THClass 12 Nov. 2010 TTT & THClass 13 Oct. 2010 TTT, TH, & CClass 14 Sept. 2010 TTT, TH, & CClass 15 Aug. 2010 TTT, TH, & CClass 16 July 2010 TTT, TH, & CClass 17 June 2010 TTT, TH, & CClass 18 May 2010 TTT, TH, & CClass 19 April 2010 TTT, TH, & CClass 20 March 2010 TTT, TH, & CClass 21 Feb. 2010 TTT, TH, & CClass 22 Jan. 2010 TTT, TH, & CClass 23 Sept. - Dec. 2009 TTT, TH, & CClass 24 May - Aug. 2009 TTT, TH, & CClass 25 Jan. - April 2009 TTT, TH, & CClass 26 Sept. - Dec. 2008 TTT, TH, & CClass 27 May - Aug. 2008 TTT, TH, & CClass 28 Jan. - April 2008 TTT, TH, & CClass 29 Sept. - Dec. 2007 TTT, TH, & CClass 30 May - Aug. 2007 TTT, TH, & CClass 31 Jan. - April 2007 TTT, TH, & CClass 32 July - Dec. 2006 TTT, TH, & CClass 33 Jan. - June 2006 TTT, TH, & CClass 34 July - Dec. 2005 TTT, TH, & CClass 35 Jan. - June 2005 TTT, TH, & CClass 36 July - Dec. 2004 TTT, TH, & CClass 37 Jan. - June 2004 TTT, TH, & CClass 38 July - Dec. 2003 TTT, TH, & CClass 39 Jan. - June 2003 TTT, TH, & CClass 40 July - Dec. 2002 TTT, TH, & CClass 41 Jan. - June 2002 TTT, TH, & CClass 42 July - Dec. 2001 TTT, TH, & CClass 43 Jan. - June 2001 TTT, TH, & CClass 44 2000 - Before TTT, TH, & C

CATegOry:

� ENTRY DEADLINE:SEPT 3, 2012 IN OFFICE

� NO LATE ENTRIES

� NO SUBSTITUTIONS

� SCRATCHES WILLNOT BE REFUNDED

� HEALTH PAPERS(No Exceptions)

� NO TRICH TEST ONEXHIBITION BULLS

BRED & OWNEDDIVISION

For a $50 entry fee, if you are thebreeder and owner of an entry, youmay enter this additional category.

One winner per age class.

Cows:Class 1 Oct. 2011 TTTClass 2 Sept. 2011 TTTClass 3 Aug. 2011 TTTClass 4 July 2011 TTTClass 5 June 2011 TTTClass 6 May 2011 TTT & THClass 7 April 2011 TTT & THClass 8 March 2011 TTT & THClass 9 Feb. 2011 TTT & THClass 10 Jan. 2011 TTT & THClass 11 Dec. 2010 TTT & THClass 12 Nov. 2010 TTT & THClass 13 Oct. 2010 TTT, TH & CClass 14 Sept. 2010 TTT, TH & CClass 15 Aug. 2010 TTT, TH & CClass 16 July 2010 TTT, TH & CClass 17 June 2010 TTT, TH & CClass 18 May 2010 TTT, TH & CClass 19 April 2010 TTT, TH & CClass 20 March 2010 TTT, TH & CClass 21 Feb. 2010 TTT, TH & C Class 22 Jan. 2010 TTT, TH & CClass 23 Sept. - Dec. 2009 TTT, TH & CClass 24 May - Aug. 2009 TTT, TH & CClass 25 Jan. - April 2009 TTT, TH & CClass 26 Sept. - Dec. 2008 TTT, TH & CClass 27 May - Aug. 2008 TTT, TH & CClass 28 Jan. - April 2008 TTT, TH & CClass 29 Sept. - Dec. 2007 TTT, TH & CClass 30 May - Aug. 2007 TTT, TH & CClass 31 Jan. - April 2007 TTT, TH & CClass 32 July - Dec. 2006 TTT, TH & CClass 33 Jan. - June 2006 TTT, TH & CClass 34 2005 and Before TTT, TH & C

Bulls:

Steers:Class 1 2007-2010 TTT, TH & CClass 2 2006 and Before TTT, TH & C

October 10-14, 2012Fort Worth, TX

AI HERD SIRE DIVISIONRules: ·AI herd sires or amale/female descendant of a

deceased AI sire must be enteredin the horn measuring each

division $100.

·AI Herd Sire listing in theprogram: $25.

·Champion Genetics will be incharge of all sales and will makearrangements for storage or

shipment of semen.

• No minimum on strawspurchased.

Twisty Horn:Class 1 Present-12/31/06Class 2 1/1/05 - 12/31/00Class 3 1/1/99 - Before

Three judges: Judged on horn, color and conformation.Belt Buckles given to class winner.


FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEXAS LONGHORN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA P.O. Box 4430 • Fort Worth, TX 76164HSC Chairman: Keith DuBose - 979/277-2161 Sale Chairman: Rick Friedrich - 713/305-0259

Pam Galloway - 817/625-6241 or [email protected]

Exhibitor’s Name___________________________________________________________________________________

Exhibitor’s TLBAA# __________________________ Animal’s TLBAA # ________________ DOB ________________

Animal’s Name _____________________________________Division as specified _____________________________

$100 pEr cATEgOry ENTry TOTAL HOrN TIp –TO–TIp cOMpOSITE HOrN TWISTy HOrN

Enter all three divisions for $275

AI HErD SIrE ($125) Eligibility for composite horn category requires entry in tip-to-tip and total horn categories

$50 BrED & OWNED DIvISION

FOrM OF pAyMENT: cASH cHEcK crEDIT cArD credit card # _____________________________

vISA MASTErcArD DIScOvEr Exp. Date ______________ cID # _______

SATELLITE LOcATION ________________________________________

ENTRY FORM

For consignment & sponsorship check out www.tlbaa.org

HOTELS: Radisson (817) 625-9911 - $85 per night • Fairfield Inn & Suites (817) 335-2000 - $94.99 per nightAsk for the TLBAA Room Block

SATELLITE MEASURINGSSept. 29, 2012 - Contact: Doug Stotts - 713-598-2220 Stotts/Mosser, Midway, TX (Please RSVP)

Oct. 5, 2012 - Contact: Scott Simmons - (618) 729-2004 or email: [email protected] Longhorns, Nathan & Tracy Lee Jones, Washington, IN

Oct. 6, 2012 - Contact: Terry King - 850-956-4154, Westville, FL

Oct. 6, 2012 - Contact: Felix Serna or Della Serna - 361-522-0807 or 361-296-4275Felix e-mail: [email protected] • Della e-mail: [email protected]

El Coyote Ranch, Kingsville, TX

Oct. 6, 2012 - Contact: Joe Sedlacek - 785-747-2204 - Lazy J Longhorns, Greenleaf, KS

Oct. 6, 2012 - Contact: Mark Stuck - [email protected] 540-272-2564 or 540-752-6831NEL-TAM Longhorns, Richland, PA

Oct. 6, 2012 - Contact: Doug Hunt - 435-680-4822 or 435-275-2112Kent Bladen 801-597-1774 - Hunt/Bladen, Saint George, UT

Oct. 6, 2012 - Contact: Chad Smith - [email protected] or 701-590-9073Gordon Howie Ranch, Rapid City, SD

Oct. 6, 2012 - Contact: Alexandra Dees - 541-358-8787 - CR Longhorns, Harper, OR

Oct. 6, 2012 - Contact: Gail Moore - 559-779-1455 or 559-583-8115CATLA Satellite Measuring, Hanford, CA

Oct. 6, 2012 - Contact: Dick Lowe 517-688-3030 or [email protected] Tom Smith 616-897-6235 or [email protected]

Great Lakes Texas Longhorn Association Satellite Measuring, Lowell, MI

Oct. 7, 2012 - Contact: Scott Simmons - 618-729-2004 or [email protected], IL



MOSSY HORN- $4,500� 4 full pages or 12 - 1/3 color ads within the

sponsorship pages in the Trails magazine from September 2012 to August 2013.

� A full page ad in Showcase program� 3 hanging banners at the Showcase� Ranch exhibit space at the Showcase� Special recognition at all events� Special HS logo to run on all ads if desired� Name listed on all HS literature: Trails, press

releases, etc.� 4 Banquet Tickets

LEAD STEER - $3,000� 2 Full page or 6 – 1/3 color ads within the

sponsorship pages in the Trails magazine from September 2012 to August 2013.

� 100 Overruns of one of the full-page ads to use as a marketing resource

� A 1/2 page ad in Showcase program� 2 hanging banners at the Showcase� Special recognition at all events� Special HS logo to run on all ads if desired� Name listed on all HS literature: Trails, press

releases, etc.� 2 Banquet Tickets

TEXAS TWISTER - $1,000� A 1/3 pg color ad within the sponsorship pages in the

Trails magazine from September 2012 to August 2013.� A 1/3 page ad in the Showcase Program� A Hanging Banner at Showcase� Special recognition at all events� Name listed on all HS literature: Trails, press

releases, etc.

BRUSH POPPER - $500� A 1/6 page color ad page in the Trails magazine from

September 2012 to August 2013.� A 1/4 page ad in the Showcase Program� Space for a banner� Special recognition at all events

RAWHIDER - $250� A Sale Pen color ad within sponsorship pages in the

Trails magazine from September 2012 to August 2013.� A business card size ad in the Showcase Program� Special recognition at all events

DRAG RIDER - $75� A breeders guide ad size ad in the Showcase Program� Special recognition at all events

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

YES! I WANT TO SPONSOR THE 2012 TLBAA HORN SHOWCASE!NAME: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________TLBAA# ____________________________

ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

CITY ____________________________________________________________STATE __________ZIP __________________PHONE ________________________________________

SPONSORSHIP LEVEL: � MOSSY HORN $4,500 � LEAD STEER $3,000 � TEXAS TWISTER $1,000 � BRUSH POPPER $500 � RAWHIDER $250 � DRAG RIDER $75

FORM OF PAYMENT: � CASH � CHECK � CREDIT CARD# ____________________________________________________________________________

CARD TYPE: VISA MASTERCARD DISCOVER EXP. DATE:_______________ CID# ____________

NAME ON CARD: ______________________________________________________________________________

Mail or Fax Form to:Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of AmericaP.O. Box 4430 • Fort Worth, TX 76164Fax: (817) 625-1388Phone: (817) 625-6241

For more information on these packages,contact Pam Galloway at (817) 625-6241.


TENTATIVESCHEDULE

Wednesday, October 12, 201212 noon – 7pm – Cattle Begin Arriving

Thursday, October 11, 20128am – 2pm – Receive Cattle

3pm – 6pm – Measure Cattle – Raffle Ticket Sale – Door Prizes– TLBAA Booth Open4pm – Seminar – TBA

4:30pm – 7pm – Cocktails & Hor d’oeuvres

Friday, October 12, 20128am – ??? –Measure Cattle

8:30am –Raffle Ticket Sale –Raffle –TLBAA Booth Opens–Silent Raffle

9am – Seminar — TBA11am – Seminar — TBA2 pm – Seminar — TBA

2pm – 4pm – Twisty Horn Contest7pm – Banquet and Awards-Radisson Hotel

Saturday, October 13, 20128am – 12pm – Viewing Of Sale Cattle

(Sale Cattle May Be Viewed Throughout The Event. Sale Cattle Located in the Richardson/Bass Pens)11am – 1pm – Fall Horn Showcase Luncheon

1pm – Fall Horn Showcase Sale (West Sale Arena)6pm – Cattle Released

Sunday, October 14, 20128am – 12pm – Cattle Load Out

HORNSHOWCASE

BANQUETTICKETS

The banquet will be heldat the Radisson Hotel

Fort Worth North-FossilCreek.

7:00 p.m.-Friday, Oct.12th

Pre-Sale Banquet Tickets-$25Deadline for Pre-Sale Tickets:

Oct. 5thBanquet Tickets At The Door-

$40

To Order Pre-Sale Banquet Tickets:TLBAA-Pam Galloway

817/625-6241 • [email protected]


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TLBT Member Speaks To Longhorn DroversWith Fort Worth Herd

Submitted by Kevin RookerDuring the 25th Annual World Show, TLBT member Shelby Rooker gave her Gold Merit

speech to the group of Drovers for the Fort Worth Herd. TheTLBAA was honored to have Kristin Jaworski, Trail Boss for theFort Worth Herd, as one of the the record book judges. She wasable to listen to several of the presentations as well. After hearingShelby's presentation on the history of The Texas LonghornBreed, Kristin asked Shelby to give the presentation the followingday to the Drovers of the Fort Worth Herd. As Kristin put it, "Thisis exactly what I have been teaching them. To hear this, with allthe excitement and enthusiasm that Shelby has is just what theyneed.” The next day, Shelby gave the longer version of her speech (ap-

proximately 7 minutes long) to the Drovers. Kristin gathered theDrovers in the cow camp area and put a microphone on Shelby.They had no idea what they were about to hear, but it was quiteobvious that once she started, they were hanging on every word.Her excitement about the history of the Longhorn Breed wasquite contagious. After she was done, they spent several minutesasking her about her presentation, and one of the Drovers told her that she had been doingthis for over 10 years, but after hearing her presentation, she was once again excited aboutsharing this information with the public.It was quite an experience for Shelby, and she has offered to give the presentation again any-time Kristin might need it.

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Dear TLBT Members,The 2011-2012 Show Season was a great success. The numbers at some of the shows were a little less than usual, but

I am sure that is due to the economy and drought of 2011. I would like to thank all of our sponsors, parents andgrandparents. Your dedication is what makes the show circuit a success. I would also like to congratulate all of theGold Merit, Livestock Judging, Quiz Bowl, Hall of Fame, Showmanship, and Class Winners for a job well done. Youare a wonderful group of people and I enjoyed seeing all of you at the 2012 TLBT World Show! As this year comes toan end, we start a new show season and hope to make it a memorableyear for all.

Your new TLBT Board of Directors are: Tarah Moore (VicePresident), West Ryan (Treasurer), Lydia Faske(Secretary), Hannah Faske (Parliamentarian), AlexRivera (Reporter), Julia Faske & Nathaniel Faske(Senior Directors), Shelby Rooker & Josh Vinson (TeenDirectors), Rachel Faske & Reese Ryan (Intermediate Directors)and Shyanne McClendon & Jonah Faske (Junior Directors). Lastyear, we had a great group of leaders, and I’m sad to say that ourtime together is over, but I am excited to start working with thenew Board of Directors and hope to come up with new ideas andfun activities for the youth.

Our TLBT Leadership Camp is coming up for all the officersand directors. It will be held at the historical YO Ranch inMountain Home, Texas. During camp we will have meetings toplan for the upcoming year. We will be planning a new theme forthe year and choosing a new service project too. We look forwardto sharing that in next month’s magazine. Until then, I wish youall the best for the remainder of the summer.

See You on the Trail,

Sarah FaskeTLBT President

TLBT OFFICERSPOTLIGHT

TLBT Office: SecretaryAge: 15 years oldSchool: New Life High SchoolNumber of Years in the TLBT: about 7 years

How has showing Texas Longhorns helped you? It has helped me in many ways. It has helped me to becomepart of the person I am today. It has helped me to realize thatnot everyone gets this opportunity and that I should be moregrateful of the privileges I am given.

What is your favorite characteristic of the TexasLonghorn breed?My favorite characteristic of the Texas Longhorn breed is theirunique horns. Texas Longhorns are known for their large horngrowth. They have many different shapes and lengths whichmake them all unique.

When and how was your experience in your first show? My first show experience was at the TLBGCA Brenham SpringShow in 2005. I remember showing a calf for a friend of oursbecause we did not have enough in our herd that were able tobe shown. It was really fun and I placed first with the calf Ihad shown.

How has showing and raising Texas Longhorns impact-ed your life?It has impacted my life in many ways. It has helped me to be amore responsible person which will help me in the future. Ihave learned to keep close records of my calf, take care of mycalf, and many more life lessons that I may need in my future.

Lydia Faske

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larvae. First line of defense in the battle against flies is to keepthem from reproducing--by eliminating breeding sites.

Stable flies (aggressive biters that cause irritation) don’tbreed in straight cow or horse manure. They prefer decayingmatter high in plant waste, such as wet hay or old bedding.Texas A&M University did a study several years ago and foundthat if people don’t clean up areas where they feed big balesthis makes ideal breeding ground for flies. Researches esti-mated that the area around one big round feeder producesmore than a million stable flies.

In spring before flies emerge, one of the first things to dowhen weather warms up is to move feeders and/or spreadwasted hay so it will dry, or put it into a big pile to start heat-ing and composting. Otherwise, it may stay wet through sum-mer, providing breeding sites for stable flies.

PREDATOR WASPS- Second line of defense is to keep fly larvae from hatching.

Parasitic wasps can be purchased from several suppliers.These wasps can reduce fly larvae by 90 percent if you dili-gently reduce fly breeding sites and put out enough wasps toinhabit what’s left, and put out more wasps every 30 daysthrough summer. Even though these wasps are present in theenvironment there are not enough to control the fly popula-

he battle against flies is constant, but there areways to reduce these pests—without toxic chem-icals. Different flies have different habits and be-havior, so a combination of tactics is mosteffective. Houseflies and stable flies breed in ma-

nure and rotting organic matter such as old hay and bedding.Horn flies breed in cattle manure. Horseflies/deerflies breedin swampy areas and black flies breed in flowing water--oftenmany miles away—so it’s impossible to control them at theirbreeding sites.

Houseflies, stable flies and horn flies can be reduced by acombination of diligent clean-up—not letting manure or oldhay/bedding build up to create breeding sites--and use ofdung beetles or parasitic wasps. These tiny wasps lay eggs inmanure and their larvae feed on fly larvae. Dung beetlesbreak up fresh manure, making poor habitat for fly larvae. Flycontrol tactics are moving away from dependence on pesti-cides, due to concern for the environment and pests develop-ing resistance to insecticides.

IMPORTANCE OF SANITATION- Manure and wasted hay should be spread thinly for quick

drying, or composted. Properly composted material gets hotenough during fermentation/breakdown to kill fly eggs and

tion unless you tip thescales by putting outmore wasps. A femalefly lays 3 times thenumber of eggs laid bya wasp.These tiny nocturnal

wasps spend their liveson or near manure.Adult wasps are harm-less because they don’tsting or bite. Femalessearch through manure and lay eggs in the pupae of house-flies, stable flies, horn flies and other flies that breed in ma-nure. Wasp eggs hatch quicker than fly eggs and wasp larvause dormant fly maggots as food.Parasitic wasps give best control in dry climates and dry

years. Number of wasps needed is based on number of ani-mals. Wasp suppliers recommend releasing them early in theseason before flies become numerous. A pen with one or twohorses or cattle would need 5000 wasps each month. A largerherd needs 1000 to 2000 wasps per animal per month. Para-sitic wasps will not make up for lack of sanitation, but usedin conjunction with manure/bedding/hay cleanup can behelpful.

DUNG BEETLES– These insects spend their lives in manure. Adults use liq-

uid components as nourishment and lay eggs inthe manure pat. Hatching larvae consumemanure. Some species remove and buryballs of manure containing their eggs.An active population of dung beetlescan bury or destroy 95 percent ofhorn fly eggs and larvae and about 90percent of other cattle parasites that arepassed in or depend on manure. Even if fly eggshatch, they can’t get back up to ground surfaceafter dung beetles bury the manure. Birds are attracted to ma-nure containing dung beetles, and tear the pats apart to eatthem—which helps spread manure and disrupt fly larvae de-velopment. A single manure pat without dung beetles cangenerate 60 to 80 adult horn flies.Some types of dewormers and pesticides destroy dung bee-

tles. Long-term control of flies is often better achieved bydung beetles (to degrade the manure) than by sporadic ap-plication of pesticides.

FLY TRAP– Biting flies that come in from other areas can be killed

before they attack your animals. One effective method is theEpps Biting Fly Trap™, invented by a cattleman in Oklahoma,now made and marketed by Horseline Products in Hender-son, Tennessee. Biting flies (horseflies, deerflies, stable flies, black flies,

mosquitoes, etc.) are attracted to large, dark objects such asthe shape and silhouette of an animal, so the trap is a frame-work with a large dark portion and some transparent panels.The latter simulate air space above an animal and under its

belly—where flies normally circle before landing to bite andfeed. When flies hit the transparent sheets they ricochet intotrays of water below, and drown. If you add a few drops ofdishwashing soap to each tray, the soap breaks the surface ten-sion of the water so the insects can’t float. They immediatelysink and drown. Research showed this trap kills about one pound of biting

flies per day. A 3-year research project at Cornell University,University of Florida and New York Pest Management com-pared 15 flytrap products and found this trap’s effectivenesswas10 to 1 compared to other methods tried. The trap wasalso tested 3 years on New York dairy farms, looking at non-chemical approaches versus pesticides—which only workshort term and may be toxic to other forms of life.The trap catches many flies in the evening when the dark

portion is still warm after air cools off; the fly thinks this is ananimal. It works best in an open area where flies see it froma distance. All you do is scoop out dead flies every other dayor so with an aquarium net, add more water and soap ifneeded, and change the water every 2 weeks. Each tray holdsabout 3.5 gallons. You can put an electric wire around thetrap so animals won’t rub on it. Many ranchers use rotational grazing and want something

they can move from pasture to pasture. The new portablemodel has an aluminum frame (lightweight and easy tomove) but is durable and can withstand 90 mph wind. Emptysandbags come with that unit to hold it steady in the wind;sandbags sit on the legs of the unit.Part of the criteria for participating in a new government

conservation stewardship program is that ranchers use envi-ronmentally friendly fly control. These methods include flypredator wasps, traps for house and stable flies, traps for bit-ing flies, walk-through traps for horn flies, fly vacuums, bugzappers or ways to enhance populations of martins, swallows,bats, etc. that eat flies. It has to be non-chemical livestockpest control. Dish soap for the biting flytrap is not harmfulto the environment. Some organic farmers use a soap prod-uct made by Amway, called LOC (liquid organic concentrate),which is safe enough to drink.

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In 1964, a small group of concerned cattlemen banded together to preserve the unique

heritage of Texas Longhorn cattle. With this goal, they established the Texas

Longhorn Breeders Association of America (TLBAA) to maintain the breed registry and to promote the mag-

nificent breed to as many persons as possible.

Today, the purposes of the TLBAA remain the same. In addition, the Association has

expanded its membership services as the number of Texas Longhorn enthusiasts

has increased to an all-time high.

THE GREATEST BREED OF CATTLE IN THE WORLD AND THE BEST GROUP OF PEOPLE ANYWHERE!

Join Us! We’re Growing Fast!

The Advantages of Membership Include:� State of the art Registration Department to maintain four

decades of herd registry.

� Active, dedicated officers and directors.

� Dedicated and knowledgeable staff.

� Network of national and international affiliates.

� Active youth organization – the Texas Longhorn Breeders of

Tomorrow (TLBT).

� Youth Show Circuit and Youth Hall of Fame.

� Strong World Qualifying Show Circuit and a World Exposition.

� Hall of Fame.

� Canadian show circuit for breeders in the North.

� Weekly Internet newsletter, E-Trails.

� Breed Advisory Committee of dedicated animal scientists.

� Horn Showcase for official horn measurements.

� Active Foundation Board to preserve the history of our

association and the Longhorn breed.

� Yearly subscription to Texas Longhorn Trails monthy

magazine.

� Educational Web site.

� Sales Management Division with cattle sales available to

the membership.

� Riding steer group – another unique use for the Texas

Longhorn.

� Educational breed seminars.

� Group field days.

� Futurities.

� Commercial breeding programs.

� A.I. Certified Sires.

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� Exclusive computer software program to keep your herd

updated.

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P.O. Box 4430 Fort Worth, TX 76164

817/625-6241 • Fax 817/625-1388

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MEMBERSHIP NUMBER _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

Name:______________________________________________________

Other Name: ________________________________________________

Address: ___________________________________________________

City, State, Zip: ______________________________________________

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Texas Longhorn Trails subscription ONLY rate is $60 US address or $75 (US) foreign address.TLBAA Membership dues may be deducted as an ordinary and necessary business expense; however they are not deductible as a charitable contribution.

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LATE ACTIVE MEMBER RENEWAL (After Aug. 31) 125.00

Lifetime Member 1000.00

New/Renewal Junior Member (18yr. & Under) ** 25.00

New/Renewal Outrider (Associate Member)(pays Non-Member rates for animal work) 75.00

Monthly Breed Publication (Texas Longhorn Trails) 60.00



1. TLBAA’s Scotty O’Bryan withJames Culpepper, Bridgeport, TX; 2.TLBAA’s Pam Galloway with Ann &Billy Mitchell, Midland, TX; 3. SarahGalloway, Stephenville, TX; 4.TLBAA’s Laura Standley and MyraBasham with Dan Hunter, Cameron, TX; 5. Carla Owens & D.R. Crump, Azle, TX;6. TLBAA’s Rick Friedrich with Dick Curry, Springtown, TX; 7. Brook & John Miller,Fort Worth, TX; 8. TLBAA’s Troy Robinett & Scotty O’Bryan with Dale Hunt, Ard-more, OK.

1 We thank these folks for kindly

droppin’ in at the TLBAA office.

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IN MEMORIAMTim Miller

January 24, 1940 – June 7, 2012Timothy Joseph Miller, 72, died June 7,

2012, at Great Bend, KS, following a briefstruggle with cancer. Hewas born Jan. 24, 1940, atEl Dorado, KS, the son ofCyril W. "Cy" and FrancesCecelia (Muth) Miller. AGreat Bend resident since1946, living briefly inTexas and Southern Cali-fornia, he was a 1957graduate of Great BendHigh School, the owner and operator ofOilfield Manufacturer's Warehouse, MillerPlastics, Miller Ranch, and Charlie's Place, amember of Prince of Peace Parish at St.Patrick Catholic Church, was a foundingboard member and current president ofKansas Oil and Gas Museum, Kansas Inde-pendent Oil and Gas Association (KIOGA),Texas Longhorn Breeders Association Presi-dent, the Great Bend Chamber of Com-merce and Economic Development boardof directors, Knights of Columbus Council#862, and Elks Lodge #1127. He was a Bar-ton County Reserve Sheriff's Deputy and arecipient of the Great Bend Chamber ofCommerce Business of the Year Award in2012.He married Marilyn Fern Betts in Great

Bend, KS. They later divorced. He marriedLoretta K. Bradshaw May 25, 1985, in Eu-reka Springs, AR. Survivors include: his wife,Loretta K. Miller of the home; two sons,Sean Miller and his wife Julie of Great Bend,KS and Matthew Miller of Great Bend, KS;three daughters, Kim Sneath and her hus-band Terry of Great Bend, KS, Leslie Mose-ley and her husband Bill of The Woodlands,TX, and Lynn Bradshaw of Austin, TX; twobrothers, Don R. Miller of Hutchinson, KSand Roch A. Miller of Ellinwood, KS; sister,Monica A. Bowers of Great Bend, KS; fivegrandchildren, Chance DeForest, Tyler De-Forest, Ross Moseley, Zach Burford, andKatie Burford; and a great-grandchild, RileyBecker DeForest. He was preceded in deathby a brother, Michael L. Miller. MemorialMass was held on June 12, 2012, at St.Patrick Catholic Church, Great Bend, KS. Inlieu of flowers, the family requests memo-rial contributions to the Kansas Oil and GasMuseum or Tim Miller Hospice Memorial,in care of Bryant Funeral Home, Great Bend,KS. Condolences may be sent and noticeviewed at www.bryantfh.net.

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Spring Calving:1. Remove bulls after 90-day breeding season (July 20 equals an April

30 date of birth)

2. Water is extremely important as temperature starts to rise. Make

routine checks of the water supply.

3. Continue fly and tick control programs.

4. As grass matures, realize that the protein value decreases. The

feeding of 2-3 pounds of a high protein supplement (30-40 percent

crude protein content) will stimulate the digestion of the mature

forage; therefore, the cattle will consume more forage and will

maintain their body condition as winter approaches.

5. If additional summer grazing or hay is needed, fertilize improved

grass pastures with 50 pounds of actual nitrogen per acre.

Fall Calving: If not previously completed:

1. Wean calves and select animals to be retained through yearling time.

Breeders collecting weaning weight information should weigh all

calves and adjust all weights to a 205 day of age equivalent. Within sex

group, calculate a weaning weight ratio to be used as a selection

criteria. Identify all calves by sire group to determine which sires are

producing the superior calves.

2. Pregnancy check all females as well as check for unsoundness and

udder problems for culling purposes. Consider culling females that are

not bred, old or poor producers.

3.Vaccinate all heifer calves between 4 and 10 months of age for

brucellosis.

4. All weaned calves should be vaccinated with a 7-way Clostridial

bacterin, vaccinated for IBR-PI3-BVD and dewormed. Cull bull

calves should be castrated prior to weaning.

5. Replacement heifers should definitely be vaccinated for blackleg,

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milk for their offspring and rebreed for the coming year.

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soundness exams and fertility checks on all bulls prior to the breeding

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EAST TEXAS LONGHORN ASSOCIATION Brenda Oliver, President • 972-937-0556Summer is here, and the temperatures are rising. Let’s hope we do not have a summer like last year’s and continue to pray for rain! On

a better note, we are about to start a new show season. On Saturday, May 5th, 2012, the ETLA met at Diamond P Longhorn Ranch, ownedby Danny and Carole Phillips located in Lindale, TX. The Philips graciously hosted our membership meeting in their home. We had a veryproductive and fun day, we ate a delicious pot-luck lunch, discussed many things, had an awesome show clinic thanks to our own LanaHightower and Jamie Ollive, had a short grooming clinic, and went on a lovely ranch tour. Soon we will have a website up and running,if you have any information you would like to see on the website please talk to Jamie Ollive. If you missed the meeting, we discussed manythings, including: more involvement with the youth, possible scholarship opportunities, the upcoming website, renewal of memberships,introduction of new members, voted on new directors and officer positions and renewed some of our current directors and board mem-bers, the successful Kaufman Police Department/ETLA show in Terrell, TX, the upcoming ETLA show in September, and sponsorship op-portunities. *SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Our judge for the youth show is Ms. Julie Pack and Mr. Justin Hansard for Open and Freedivision. Remember the fair pays premiums, also division Champions and Reserve Grand Champions will win Western Platters, Grandand Reserve Champions will be awarded with belt buckles, and Showmanship winners will also be awarded with belt buckles. We are en-couraging all to come and enjoy the show, youth, pee-wee, and open showmen, come and have a great time! We will be selling T-shirts tosupport our ETLA youth, so get yours before they are sold out. Also, we have several sponsorship opportunities, if you or anyone youknow feels led to help out in these areas please contact Lana Hightower for more information. Let’s make this the best show possible. MayGod continue to bless you and yours and we hope to see you at the East Texas State Fair Longhorn Show!

East Texas State Fair Longhorn Show - When: September 27 – 29, 2012 • Where: East Texas State Fair, Tyler, TXDescription: East Texas State Fair Longhorn show Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth East Texas State Fair, Tyler, TX Contact Lana Hightower (903) 963-7442 or [email protected] • Entry form and info at etstatefair.com <http://etstatefair.com>

ARK-LA-TEX TEXAS LONGHORN ASSOCIATION Jessica Wade, President • [email protected] would like to extend our Congratulations to the Exhibitors that participated in the 2012 TLBAA World Show. It takes a lot of time,

money and effort to get this far with your animals. And thanks to all the hard work put in by countless volunteers to make the World showgreat.

Speaking of Shows, it is never too early to start thinking about the 2012-2013 Show season. The Ark-La-Tex Texas Longhorn BreedersAssociation’s first two shows will be here before you know it. We would love for you to come join us.

Our Annual Fall Show in Lufkin will be held from October 26th to 28th at the Angelina County Exposition Center. Friday night the26th, we will provide a light supper, free of charge for all you weary travelers. Fun events are planned during that weekend for the Exhibitorsand their families.

Our next show is at the Louisiana State Fair in Shreveport from November 9th to 11th. Check-in will begin at 8:00 am on the 9th. Thisshow once was a longtime favorite for our Affiliate in its younger days. We would love to see it become that again. We will provide GoodOle Cajun Gumbo during and after the Open Steer Show on Saturday evening.

Contact Bobbye DuBose at [email protected] or Donnie Taylor at [email protected] for show packages. You can alsolike us on Facebook and we will keep you posted on coming events.

NEBRASKA TEXAS LONGHORN ASSOCIATION Delwin Smeal, President • 402-568-2353

The Nebraska State Fair World Qualifying longhorn show will be held in Grand Island, NE August 25 and 26. The steer show will beon Saturday August 25th at 5:00 p.m. This year there will be a jackpot for the steer show for $2,500 or more. If you have a steer you maywant to consider bringing him. The rest of the World Qualifying show including youth, open and loose classes will be held on SundayAugust 26th. This year there will be 2 classes for older bulls and another class for yearling bulls. Deadline for show entries is postmarkedby Friday August 10. You can enter online-www.statefair.org. Questions-call Delwin & Vicki Smeal (402)568-2353. Our annual longhorn sale will be at the Beatrice 77 Livestock Auction in Beatrice, NE. on Saturday October 27, 2012. This will be the

association’s 31st annual sale. It’s about 25 miles north of the Kansas line. We will accept noncatalog longhorn cattle again this year. Wewill again award $500. in premiums to each Champion-Senior Cow, Junior Cow, Heifer, Bull, and Pen of 3 heifers. This year we will onlyaccept heifers in our Pen of 3 consignments and they will sell as 3 times the money. Again this year we will hold a silent auction in thecafé before the sale. The raffle calf drawing will be held at the end of the catalog cattle. Thanks to Art & Haley Anders and family for theirgenerous heifer donation. The sale catalog will again be on the sale barn website-www.Beatrice77.net. The sale will be shown live on thesame website. Consignments are being accepted now-deadline for sale catalog is September 1st. See website www.Beatrice77.net for con-signment form, Click on “The Auctioneers” & “Select an Auction”. Questions: contact Bonnie Damrow (402)423-5441 or [email protected]. Sale contacts: Delwin Smeal, President (402)568-2353, Larry Long, Vice President (308)532-2469, Rodger & BonnieDamrow (402)423-5441.The N.T.L.A. welcomes new members at any time. Our membership dues have not changed since day 1 of our association. Dues are:

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I N B O X

As the editor, I receive various interest-ing photos along with explanationseither through the mail or e-mail. I

would like to share some of them withyou inside the Trails magazine each

month. If you have an interesting tid-bit or photo that may not be suitablefor “Just for Grins”, please send themto me. You may end up in the next

issue of the Trails!-Laura Standley, Trails Editor

P.O. Box 4430, Fort Worth, TX [email protected]

This photo of our 3 day oldlonghorn bull calf namedCactus Jack, C.J. for short,and our precious 10 monthold niece, Paisley Anne

Bunting, was taken 4/26/12at our ranch in Abilene, TX.We are very lucky to have acow that allows us to do justabout anything to hercalves. She trusts us

completely. We knew wecould get Paisley close, butnever did we expect that C.J.would let her sit on him fora few minutes worth of

portraits. He never even flinched! Since this photo, C.J. isnow a steer. His sire is CR Peso’s Poco Mas, BI81690 andhis dam is WB Daisy, CI244196. Both parents are grulla,so we are expecting great things for this calf! He has alldark gray points, we just can’t tell his coat color/pattern asof yet. If he looks like his sire and has the disposition of

both parents, we couldn’t be happier! A few years down theroad, we may have a picture of Paisley riding C.J. if we

decide to keep him and make him a riding steer.

Two Precious BabiesSubmitted by Jake & Kelly Allred, Flying A Longhorn Ranch

Blue Eyed Baby Submitted by Melissa Reese

My husband has beenraising Longhorns formore than thirty years,and I have been raisingthem for more thanten. I thought I hadbeen around the block.On the morning of

April 23, 2012, I wentout to check on my firstcalf heifers. Upongetting to the pen, Inoticed a little calfhunkered down on thefar side of the pen.

I could see from more than 30 feet away that something wasnot normal with this calf's eyes, they looked cloudy. With

fear running through my veins, I rushed across the pen to geta closer look.

Let me back up for a moment to explain why I was soterrified. my 2011-2012 breeding season had been plaguedwith problems from the very beginning. First, most of mycows got into an unknown plant while out in mountainpasture that caused them to abort. Then in March of 2012my favorite heifer went into labor and after 19 hours had anemergency episiotomy to pull a calf that had been dead formore than a month. I run a small herd, and all of my girlsare my babies. I grieved for everyone of my lost calves. Nowyou understand why on this morning I was so scared.

After getting close to my new little heifer calf, I realized thather eyes were not cloudy, but in fact very very light blue.Now my fear turned to is she blind? I watched her and hermom closely for the next 8 hours and with every passing hourmy fear mounted that she was in fact blind. For in 8 hoursthis little calf had only moved less then 10 feet, nursed once,and only stood for no more than 2 minutes at a time. In allof my years of raising babies, all of them have hit the groundrunning, never had I seen a calf that acted the way this little

girl did. I was now resigned to the factthat I had a blind calf. This went on formore than 36 hours, get up nurse, layback down, never getting farther than a10 ten foot circle, I was devastated. Thenat 3 days old my little calf just stood up,looked around, and took off running atfull speed. With my heart in my throat, Iwatched as she neared the fence, but tomy shock, she slammed on her brakes

before she hit the fence, spun around andtook off back to momma just as fast as

she could. She is not blind! I named her Lily and at almost 5 weeksold, she is thriving! She has not slowed

down since.

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Monthly Movers & shAkers

Sand Hills RanchPanther Creek RanchThomas Markert

Sonny & Angie's LonghornTom A. SmithWard J. Casteel

Ken & Charlotte BelerHudson Longhorns

Larry and Charlotte GribbinsSun Creek Ranches

B T FarmsNancy C. Dunn

Meridian LonghornsOne Tree Ranching Co. LTDKhaos Cattle Company

Dave HovinghKathy Kittler

Leonard Aluminum Inc.Jack ShierJim StefflerJoe Graddy

Ronald ArnsbergerDan HuntingtonTriple R Ranch

Benjamin C. GravettPlainview Longhorns LLC

Kasar & Lisa KetyGeorge and Laureen Gennin

Len BloombergMark HubbellMichael SessionsDouble D Arena

Oldenburg Farm, LLCPaul and Rachel Marx

Ron SkinnerScott SimmonsDanny D GuffeyHerb D. HooverRick Bogle

Squaw Creek Cattle Co.Straight Arrow Cattle Co.

Stringer RanchesHarry & Maryanne Folkerts

Brian and Mary StahlCalvin Deemer

Deborah SlaughterEthan LoosKen Craven

Leonard or Doris BoydRobert FenzaTodd PalmatierWilliam A. SmithWilliam WickEmily Ingram

Levi & Brittni BlakeBruce and Carol CurtissMatthew and Robyn AllenWillis Bend LonghornsBeeson Livestock Co.Carl Hendrickson

Charles KelloggCurt & Katie Mulder

De Ornellas LonghornsJanet E. Fowler

Johnny and Missy HicksLeon HoernschemeyerNEL-TAM LonghornsRoyal Heritage FarmThomas A. Radosevich

Jimmy L. JonesAllen S. BrantleyArch Acres

Charles D. DavisDon ConstableEddie C. Durr, Jr.

Gus JoyesH'N'B Longhorns

Jay Wachter & Susan WillardLee Bosley, Jr.

Mark and Tammey StuckPaul Corlett

Robert W. Daniels IIIThe Circle P FarmWayne HermanDavid SimmonsJude Verret

Ralph Myers, IIIWind Swept Manor Farm

Aaron AdkinsBilly Holder

Blue Moon FarmCarl R. BrantleyDaniel K. Mueller

Eugene C. HelmstetterHenry Detweiler

Hidden Acres Ranch, Inc.Jody Shaw

Patrick NeeleyRay & Donnah Stavig

R & R RanchScott HughesScott Zirk

Shawn M. PequignotTerry RobertsTim Koester

El Coyote RanchJohn T. & Betty Baker

William T. & Sandra J. MartinJohn & Ursula AllenRichard E. CarrollBlue Streak of TexasStar Creek RanchTriple R Ranch

Charles R & Susan LoefflerFort Griffin State Historic Site

Michael McLeodRolling Creek RanchBrent & Cynthia Bolen

Hickman Longhorns IncRon & Kevin Asbill

Steve and Rene' AzingerA. E. Petsche Property Co, Inc.Red McCombs Ranches of Texas

Robert & Claudia QuigleyTom and Cay BillingsleyKip and Regina DoveLoyd & Bettie Gibbs

Ted LusherHelm Cattle CompanyAllen and Gwen Graham

Peggy A. GrahamDavid StanleyRick Friedrich

Bobby and Linda WatsonDanny and Carole PhillipsDoyal & LaVerne Duncan

Mike Crawford & Pam WatkinsVida Nueva Ranch

Deer Creek LonghornsJohn and Betsy MarshallKen and Patsy WiseMichael & Sherry Huff

Rio Vista RanchDenman & Pam WatsonDiamond D RanchDon & Velna JacksonDorothy LeyendeckerRocking 'O' RanchSteven ZunkerTrey WhichardTy AllsbrooksKenneth CookMatt Hill

Ross OhlendorfVernon G. & Janis M. Webb

Pj's Cattle CompanyRoger & Jacqueline GarlitzEddie and Sharon Settlemyer

Kay L. RoushMr & Mrs Joachim SchaabRorie Cowden LonghornsTessa & Scott MillsapCactus Rose LonghornsDoug & Cynthia DearSwing'n Star Ranch4L Texas Longhorns

Suzanne & William H. Torkildsen, M.D.Ben LiskaBob Dube

Dick and Cheryl CurryDon & Andrea BordelonDubravka RomanoElvin & Mary Gentry

Frank J. ElliottS. Ann Wight

Brennan L. PottsLazy L Longhorns

Kelly or Chrisann Merriman

Ron & Barbara MarquessRussell E. FairchildCharles E. Spencer

Chris R. and Linda NelonJoe or Carolyn WisselLloyd (Speedy) La FondMatthew J. Durkin

Richard & Sharon ParrSchumacher Cattle Company

W.A. (Al) VinsonDoug and Susie WintersGeorge W. WilhiteLazy JP Ranch

Mark & Stacie EricksonCraft RanchH.C. Carter

Billy M. and Regina A. WessonCaroline Bour

Doug and Sandy StottsJason CarterJohn Stockton

K9 BranD Cattle CompanyLiberty Longhorn RanchRoger & Jennifer MontoyaTerry and Sherri AdcockWilliam F. CaldwellWinston ChurchillLee FalkenhagenT Bar W RanchBow CarpenterCarla PayneCary M. Blake

David WiesbrockEdwards RanchEl Dorado Ranch

Ken YoderLuke Rutledge

Marion M. WoolieRandy & Shannon SteeleRichard James Filip

Ronnie & Kathy VeselkaRugged Cross Ranch

Sean CockrellStan & Mary Hall

Taylor Cattle CompanyTrigg & Traci MooreDavid and Linda Mills

Ed AmbroseJohn Oliver

Gary and Betty ColeGlen & Libbey Scheible

JP DavisRussell and Beverly Westhoff

Bart BadeCrossed T's Cattle CompanyDavid & Lynda BradleyDr. Zech Dameron III

Dwight and Patricia PollardEddie & Mary StuartEd & Joy Roberts

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Fiveash FarmsGeorge and Cindy Dennis

Johnny and Barbara ColemanJohn T and Norma HarringtonJonell Westerberg & Norman

(Roger) RidgwayJ.T. Wehring

Kevin and Laureen RookerKurt Twining

Kyle & Whitney MaydenLarry & Robyn LoneroRichard Hetmaniak

Rick HagerElias F. Hal Meyer, Jr.

Jenks, LLC.Mark and Kara BradburyBetty Baggett MillerBonnie G KueckerBrenda Adams

Circle 7 Cattle Co.Cloud 9 Longhorns

Cody M. HimmelreichDr. Gene and Lana Hightower

Gamestock RanchHal and Carole Griffin

H & L RanchJames McDaniel

Jim and Carolyn Van DuzeeJoel K & Shirley LemleyJohn & Diann ChaseKenneth JohnsonKyle E. TannerMikeal Beck

Randy & Miki BienekRex Mosser

Ronald J. MartensSteve Day

Tilman R. Thomas IIIT.M. and Jean Smith

David & Kathy M. AdamsDonald Herbert

Frank Anderson, Jr.George and Cindi Williams

Gwen DamatoStephen and Karol HowellTerry and Ernie Noey

4-C RanchAllen and Rhonda Gilbreath

Armand RanchBill & Anita WapplerBo & Jo Ann WinkelBrent & Lana Voth

Carona Ranches, LLC.Charlotte & Ron Hamilton

Clinard LonghornsDale Land and CattleDanny & Lori MynarcikDave & Althea SullivanDavid and Colette Varner

David Vizza

Don & Betty AdamsDonnie Taylor

Dwain & Teresa GilliamGary & Teresa Bowdoin

Glenn E PhippsGreg Hale

Harold & Kari GloverJames & Amy Roesler

James EvansJames K. Turner

James & Pia EymanJAM Ranch

Jason & Tracy HarrisJerusalem Ridge RanchJohn R. Randolph

Joni BrandKimble Cattle CompanyKip & Kelly StansellK & T Longhorns

Lee and Linda BlackwellLee & Gay GaddisMichael J. Hardy

Mike and Kim MacLeodOdis King

Robert & Maria WhitakerRonnie & Jackie MullinaxStephen and Peggy Lee

Stephen P HeadSusan Burton

Tawnya Dykstra-SotoTodd & Heather DavisTom ChristopherTommy Mulhollan

Wes and Carol ChanceyYoung Ranch @ Flat Rock Crossings

Bob & Pam LoomisMike & Debbie BowmanBrett or Darcy De LappJoseph M. GrahamAnchor D Ranch

Kent & Sandy HarrellRoberts Longhorns

Art AndersPetersen Longhorn

Larry &/or Mary Ann LongRodney Maddox

Todd and Kelli McKnightSemkin LonghornsWayne and Ellen Fox

Mary MannBuckhorn Cattle Company

Justin HansenJ5 Longhorns

Melvin & Rebecca RhodesOren & Dianna O'Dell

Mike McGuire & Penny BersanoGene and Delma MurphyLuebbering Farms, LLCPainted Prairie Farm

Wilson LonghornsWulfco Ranch

Bill and Jo Le'ANFrank and Linda PateAlexandra Dees

Darrell & Arlene LarsenRandy & Valene GoffJBR Longhorns, LLC

Bonnie & Rodger DamrowDaniel & Angelina FeyDoug and Sally PenceJoel and Tamara Kuntz

Pleasant PinesSteve, Bodie & Chad Quary

Tamara K. ThackerTommy and Cathy FranksAlmendra Longhorns

Dave HodgesElsie A. Rose and/or John A. Rose

Gary L PrattJeff and Sylvia Ketelsen

Lisa FazioMcGill RanchRed Hills Ranch

Dick HoffBilly & or Audrey DoolittleCharley E. and Doris Snyder

Flying N RanchJim HutchinsonLarry Johnston

Robert & Sylvia CronquistShawn R & Teresa KrollTeri Ehlers & Lana WebbTom & Loreli Mowery

Two Feathers Ranch, LLCWoodson School RanchKent And Christine BladenBeere Cattle CompanyAubrey & Marva Herring

David RobertsFolsom Falls Ranch

Kerry and Nancee MounceMike Bassett

Mike Mc ClanahanRichard & Linda Spooner

RND LonghornsRobert & Lisa Van LiewT & M LonghornsBrett SorensonJoseph Sedlacek

L.D. and Debbie McIntyrePaul Urbanec

Keenan & Charlane ShotkoskiLovitt Longhorns

Bill and Judy MeridithCarole Muchmore

David HoppHeaven on EarthJordan RanchKevin Mathey

Leo & Jolene Omlin

M W RanchRandy Copus

Ray, Kale & Julie WilliamsSunset Ridge Ranch

Todd & Connie FilipekBrett BartlettDoug Hunt

Pace Cattle CompanyRandy and Jamie Briscoe

Fairlea Longhorn Ranch, LLCBlair & Donna Waite

Boyd & Judy BambroughBrhett Hulsey

Christine & Anthony DeMariaGene LindseyJK LonghornsLee DeckerMelissa Reese

Mike and Heather VincentMoore's Longhorn RanchRockin J LonghornsThate Cattle Co

Vel and Warren MillerVerne D. SchartzDel Vic FarmsDusty Leonard

Millard and Ruth WinterChris Bandley

Ben and Ilse MyrenBig Valley LonghornsBill and Jeanne Murray

Carol HoffmanCliff McDougalDale Hunt

Danny and Amy WhiteEddie And Joyce WoodEric and Jennifer YountGrant & Jane MillerJessie DominguezMichael L. Tullis

Mike and Carole KossMike and Tracy Hobbs

Orton Cattle Co.Perry L. Herrgesell

RC Larson LonghornsRiver View RanchRodney LindRon Brown

Ron & Jo JonesScot & Jodie O'Bryan

Searle RanchStephen A. Douglas, Jr.Thomas P Herzog

Travis and Chandra WeeksTroy Kingsbury

Warren and Cathy DorathyWild Horse Creek Ranch

W.R. Van GundyWyoming Longhorn Ranch

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Please mail form and donation to the Texas Longhorn Breeders of AmericaFoundation, P.O. Box 4430, Ft. Worth, TX 76164.

The TLBAA requires that each animalregistered have a private herd numberand a holding brand. Your registrationcertificate application contains a spacefor these brands as well as the location ofthe bands on the animal, i.e. right hip,left hip, left shoulder, etc.

The TLBAA does not require thatyour holding brand be registered withyour state agency; however, we recom-mend that you check with your state tobe sure you area in accordance with thelaws there in.

Registering your brand with theTLBAA does not get your brand registeredin your state. Registration of brands variesfrom state to state. In Texas, you mustregister your brand at your countyclerk’s office. In Mississippi, brandsshould be registered with the Brands Reg-istrar with the Bureau of the Highway Pa-trol. Check with your local veterinarian,state cattleman’s association or yourcounty extension agent to locate theagency that registers brands. Also ask

them how often your brand must be re-newed.

The Private Herd number, or PH num-ber, as it is more commonly called, is often misunderstood. While it is re-quired for all registered animals, theTLBAA office does not assign these num-bers. The PH number is your own per-sonal identification system to assist youin keeping each individual animal’srecords.

Any system can be used. A commonpractice is the “Three Numeral System”.The first number is usually the last nu-meral of the year (9 for 2009, for exam-ple). The next two numbers are usually insequence of the arrival of the offspring.For instance, the first calf born in the year2009 could be numbered 901.

With a simple odd/even numbermodification, a breeder can add more in-formation to his PH numbering system.A common method is to assign bull calvesodd numbers and heifer calves even num-bers. For instance, a PH number of 903

could tell a breeder that the animal num-ber he is referring to is the third offspringbull calf born in 2009. The third femaleoffspring would be 904. Roman numer-als or letters of the alphabet are not ac-cepted for use as private herd numbers.

The PH number is the animal’s per-manent number and cannot be changed.The number must be branded on the an-imal, along with the breeder’s holdingbrand, before application is submitted tothe TLBAA office for registration. Abreeder is not allowed to duplicate thesame number on two different animalswithin the same herd.

Anyone requiring assistance with a PHnumbering system should contact theTLBAA office for assistance. If you havemade an error in assigning a PH number,you can get assistance from the office incorrecting the problem.

TLBAA Branding Regulations


TRANSPORTATION

WESTERN DECOR

AUCTIONEERS

CATTLE FOR SALE

BULLS FOR SALE - Two yearling Longhornbulls. 100% Marks’ breeding. LA Cattle Company(309) 333-5693.

ELITE TEXAS LONGHORNS FOR SALE- DaleHunt - www.rockinhlonghorns.com.

JBR LONGHORNS- frozen embryos, AI & ET,semen, elite females, miniatures, lean beef, freeadvice, call before you buy. Jim Rombeck (785)562-6665, Justin Rombeck (816) 536-1083.

BEAVER CREEK LONGHORNS- Check ournew Web site with "Super Sales" and herd-reduction prices. Tazman (Gunman) genetics.Carole Muchmore, Ponca City, OK (580) 765-9961, www.beavercreeklonghorns.com

REAL ESTATE

SEMEN FOR SALE

ROUNDUP - SEMEN – 13 straws of the greatRoundup. Semen located in Canada. KenKirkham (417) 777-1614.

LONGHORN SEMEN- Bold Ruler, BoomerangC P, Coach, Diamond W Paycash, Emperor, JMSue, VJ Tommie, Watson 167 & more.www.oliverlonghorns.com. John Oliver (972)268-0083.

TRADE & BARTER

TRADE YOUR LONGHORNS – We’ll take yourbulls and steers in trade for cows, heifers, pairs,herd sires or semen from breeds’ top qualitybulls. Stonewall Valley Ranch, Fredericksburg,TX. Days (512) 454-0476 / Weekends (830)644-2380.

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Bruce E. McCartyAuctioneer

Weatherford, TX(817) 991-9979

Joel LemleyAuctioneer

P.O. Box 471Blackwell, TX 79506

325-668-3552www.lemleyauctionservices.com

TX. License 15204

THATE Cattle CompanyYour source for big-horned cattle in theNorth—utilizing the right bloodlines to

produce the horn.Fairmont, Minnesota(507) 235-3467

LONE WOLF RANCHDr. Lee and Linda Ragains

New Location: Sallisaw, OK(918) 774-9107 • (918) 855-4907

new web site: www.lonewolfranch.net

OLIVER LONGHORNSwww.oliverlonghorns.com

Cattle for sale“To God BeThe Glory”

[email protected](972) 268-0083

At SAND HILLS RANCH we enjoy working withNEW BREEDERS & offer QUALITY GOODHORNED STRAIGHT BUTLER & BLEND cattle,many to choose from & an attractive OWNERFINANCE PKG, Dora Thompson (318) 872-6329 [email protected] Mansfield, LAwww.sandhillsranch.com

Located near the Texas Line & Shreveport.

HAULING - Anywhere-AnytimeWe specialize in Longhorns.Dan Tisdale (940) 872-1811

Mobile: 940/841-2619

Specializing in mounted steer horns, cowskulls, horn furniture, hides

M.P. & K.D. HORN and LEATHER SHOP

408 E. Drew • Ft. Worth, TX 76110

817-927-8061 • Fax: 817-927-7970

E-mail: [email protected] site: www.hornandleather.com

Classified ads are $15.00 for 25 words. Boxads are $25.00 per inch. Deadline is the 25thof the second month preceding publication.

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YOU CALL - I HAUL!

Terry H. BrinkAuctioneerP.O. Box 928Frederick, OK 73542580-335-5732580-335-4126 Mbl.e-mail: [email protected]

HOME & RANCH REALITY

TRIGG MOORECO-OWNER/AGENT

Ofc: (254) 965-5500Fax: (254) 965-5532Cell: (254) 396-5592

936 S. Hwy 281Stephenville, TX 76401

Email: [email protected]

For all your upcoming event information, visit

www.tlbaa.org

www.oakhill-longhorns.com(620) 673-4050

Summer Sale, Plus HerdReduction Sale Continues...•Outstanding yearling heifers & bulls arebeing weaned now. Excellent prospects forthe show ring are ready for new homes!

• Beautiful cows, most with calves,many 3-in-one packages

• All are top bloodlines, great color and horns,gentle dispositions

• Generous discounts from already reasonableprices.

To schedule a ranch tour or just to "talk Longhorns", call:

Dorie Damuth • Flying D Longhorn RanchMagnolia, Texas • 281-356-8167 • 281-356-2751 fax

[email protected] • www.damuthflyingdranch.com


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Adcock, Terry & Sherri ..................64Almendra Longhorns....................62Appalachian Trail Longhorn Sale 2Anderson, Frank Jr. and III ............9

Bar H Ranch....................................62Beadle Land & Cattle ................8, 62Billingsley Longhorns....................63Blue Mountain Longhorns ..........49Box Z Ranch................................8, 64Brett Ranch ......................................63BT Farms ..........................................63Buckhorn Cattle Co. ................8, 63Bull Creek Longhorns ..............7, 63Butler Breeders ..............................8-9Butler Breeders Invitational Sale10-11

C.C. Land & Cattle Co. ................62Cavenders ........................................47CedarView Ranch ..........................62Champion Genetics ......................57Commanders Place Longhorns..62

Dalgood Longhorns ........................9Deer Creek Longhorns..................64Diamond Q Longhorns ..............63Dick’s Ranch Supply......................57Double LB Longhorns ..................64

Eagles Ridge Longhorns..................8East Texas State Fair........................56El Coyote Ranch ........................1, 63End of Trail Ranch ........................62ET Longhorns..................................62Everyday Minerals ..........................41

4 Star Ranch ....................................634T Longhorns..................................29Flying Diamond Ranch ................62Flying H Longhorns ......................63

Harrell Ranch ....................................8Heart of Texas Roundup Sale ......56Helm Cattle Co. ......................13, 63Hickman Longhorns ....................63Hodges, Dave..................................57Husky Branding Irons ..................57

Indian Territory TX Longhorn ....55

J.T. Wehring Family Ranch ..........63Jack Mountain Ranch....................64Jane’s Land & Cattle Co. ................9

Kittler Land & Cattle Co. ................62

Lemley Longhorns ........................64

Lightning Longhorns ....................63Little Ace Cattle Co...........................8Lone Wolf Ranch............................62Longhorn Designs..........................49Longhorn Sale Pen ........................49

Marquess Arrow Ranch........63, IBCMCA Ranch....................................8-9McLeod Ranch ..................................8Miller, Tim ......................................62Moriah Farms ................9, 38-39,63

Nebraska TX LH Association Sale 56Northbrook Cattle Co...................63No-Bull ............................................57

P&C Cattle Pens ............................49Panther Creek Longhorns........3, 62Pearl Longhorn Ranch..................64PJ’s Cattle Company........................8

R&R Ranch ......................................62R E Carroll Ranch ..........................17Red Peak Ranch..............................64Rio Vista Ranch ................................8Rocking G Ranch..............................9Rocking I Longhorns ......................9Rocking P Longhorns ......................8Running Arrow Farm....................57

7 Bar Longhorns ............................63Safari B Ranch ................................62Sand Hills Ranch............................40Semkin Longhorns ........................63Sidewinder Cattle Co.......................9Smith, T.M. & Jean ........................63SS Longhorns..................................63Star Creek Ranch ..............................7Stotts Hideaway Ranch..........64, BC

TLBAA Horn Showcase ..........42-46TLBAA Foundation........................65TLBAA Membership......................53Triple R Ranch (MI) ......................62Triple R Ranch (TX)..........................9Triple T Longhorns ........................63T Spur Longhorns ..........................62

Underwood Longhorns................62

Walker, Ron ....................................64Westfarms, Inc...................................8Wichita Fence..................................49Wild Wing Ranch ........................IFCWindy Hill Longhorn Ranch ......29

YO Ranch ........................................57YO Ranch TX Longhorn Fall Sale..34

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Save the date! Texas Longhorn Coming EventsTexas Longhorn Coming EventsAUGUST 2012

AUG 1-5 • Autobahn Super Stakes, Will Rogers Memorial Center, Fort Worth, TX. Entry Deadline: July 16, 2012. Larry Barker (817) 988-6110 or [email protected].

AUG 3 • Deschutes County Fair Longhorn Show, Deschutes County Fairgrounds, Redmond, OR. Entry deadline: 7/13/12. Tami Kuntz (541) 280-1645 or (541) 848-7357. Qualifying Free.

AUG 10-11 • Rocky Mountain Select Sale, Latigo Arena, Colorado Springs, CO. Stan Searle (719) 481-3735 or Gary Lake(719) 314-8294.

AUG 11-18 • Wyoming State Fair, Douglas, WY. www.wystatefair.comAUG 25-26 • 2012 Nebraska State Fair, Ray Bohy Longhorn Show,

Grand Island, NE. Entry deadline: 8/10/12. Delwin & Vicki Smeal (402) 568-2353. www.statefair.orgQualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

SEPTEMBER 2012SEPT 1 • Butler Breeder’s Invitational Sale, Lockhart Auction -

Hwy 183 S., Lockhart, TX. www.butlertexaslonghorns.com Kaso Kety (985) 674-6492 or Michael McLeod (361) 771-5355.

SEPT 1-2 • Colorado State Fair, Pueblo, CO. Livestock Office (719) 404-2035 or [email protected]. Entries due: 7/15/12. www.coloradostatefair.com

SEPT 1 • PSLA Field Day, Details: TBA. Ethan Loos (217) 617-0420 or Dave Roberts (573) 406-9868.

SEPT 7-8 • Winchester Futurity, George Henderson 2nd Expo Center, Lufkin, TX. Donnie Taylor (936) 414-1401.

SEPT 7-9 • West Texas State Fair, Abilene, TX. Go to www.taylorcountyexpocenter.com for entry forms. Mail entries to Gary Jenkins, 3004 FM 6045S, Clyde, TX 79510. (325) 660-6499. Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

SEPT 8 • Northwest Longhorn Association Spokane Interstate Fair, Spokane, Valley, WA. Show chairman Sheryl Johnson, (503) 349-4985 or [email protected]. Qualifying Youth and Haltered.

SEPT 9 • Northern Rockies Show, Spokane Interstate Fair, Spokane Valley, WA. Show chairman Ben Myren (509) 684-1154 H or (509) 685-9458 W. Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

SEPT 15 • 4th Annual Appalachian Trail Registered Texas Longhorn Consignment Sale, Mt. Airy Stockyard, Mt. Airy, NC. Carl R. Brantley, Wilkesboro, NC. (336) 667-5452 or [email protected].

SEPT 15 • Wakka Lapish Longhorn Sale, Durant, OK, Wesley Watson (580) 286-1240 or [email protected].

SEPT 15 • YO Ranch Texas Longhorn Fall Sale, YO Ranch, Mountain Home, TX. For information call (325) 668=3225.

SEPT 15-16 • New Mexico State Fair-Longhorn Show, New Mexico State Fairgrounds, Albuquerque, NM. Bethany Rosalis (575) 635-6298 or (575) 838-0075. Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

SEPT 27-29 • East Texas State Fair, Tyler, TX. Dr. Gene & Lana Hightower (903) 963-7442 or [email protected]. Entry form and info at www.etstatefair.com. Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

SEPT 27-29 • Tulsa State Fair, Tulsa, OK. Steve & Bodie Quary (405) 567-3093 or [email protected]. Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

SEPT 28-29 • B&C Show Me Longhorn Sale, Brookfield Livestock Auctions, Inc., Bus. Hwy. 36, Brookfield, MO. Sayre Auction & Sale Management, Bill Sayre (660) 258-2973 or cell (660) 734-0827 or Shawn (660) 734-8782.

SEPT 29 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, Stotts/Mosser,Midway, TX. Doug Stotts (713) 598-2220 (Please RSVP)

OCTOBER 2012OCT 5 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, Hoosier Longhorns,

Nathan & Tracy Lee Jones, Washington, IN. Scott Simmons (618) 729-2004 or [email protected].

OCT 6 • Heart Of Texas Roundup Sale, West Auction Barn, West, TX. Russell Hooks (409) 381-0616 or [email protected] more information: www.longhornroundup.com.

OCT 6 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, Westville, FL. Terry King (850) 956-4154

OCT 6 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, El Coyote Ranch, Kingsville, TX. Felix or Della Serna (361) 522-0807 or (361) 296-4275, [email protected] or [email protected].

OCT 6 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, Lazy J Longhorns,Greenleaf, KS. Joe Sedlacek (785) 747-2204.

OCT 6 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, NEL-TAM Longhorns, Richland, PA. Mark Stuck, [email protected], (540) 272-2564 or (540) 752-6831.

OCT 6 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, Hunt/Bladen,Saint Geroge, UT. Doug Hunt (435) 680-4822 or (435) 275-2112. Kent Bladen (801) 597-1774.

OCT 6 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, Gordon Howie Ranch, Rapid City, SD. Chad Smith, [email protected], (701) 590-9073.

OCT 6 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, CR Longhorns,Harper, OR. Alexandra Dees (541) 358-8787.

OCT 6 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, CATLA Satellite Measuring, Hanford, CA. Gail Moore (559) 779-1455 or (559) 583-8115.

OCT 6 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, Great Lakes TexasLonghorn Association Satellite Measuring, Horton, MI. Dick Lowe (517) 688-3030, [email protected]. Tom Smith (616) 897-6235.

OCT 6-7 • Texas Rice Festival, Winnie, TX. James Gentz Jr. (409) 267-5201 C or Carol Gentz (409) 296-2434 H.Qualifying Haltered and Youth.

OCT 7 • Horn Showcase Satellite Measuring, Medora, IL. ScottSimmons, (618) 729-2004, [email protected].

OCT 9-10 • Heart Of Texas Fair, Waco, TX. Entries only online. Show will be at 8:00 a.m. on 10th. Sue Bowdoin (254) 486-2581. Qualifying Youth.

OCT 10-14 • TLBAA Horn Showcase, Will Rogers Memorial Center, Fort Worth, TX. TLBAA, Pam Galloway (817) 625-6241 or [email protected]. www.tlbaa.org.

OCT 13 • TLBAA Horn Showcase Sale, Will Rogers Memorial Center, Fort Worth, TX. TLBAA, Pam Galloway (817) 625-6241 or [email protected]. www.tlbaa.org.

OCT 19-21 • State Fair of Texas, Dallas, TX. Free Trophy Steer Show Included. Trigg or Traci Moore (254) 396-5592/ (254) 796-4269 or [email protected] or [email protected]. Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

OCT 26-27 • Ark-La-Tex Fall Show, George Henderson 2nd Expo Center, Lufkin, TX. Donnie Taylor (936) 414-1401 or Bobbye DuBose (409) 384-8120. Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

OCT 27 • Nebraska Texas Longhorn Assoc. 31st Annual Sale, Beatrice 77 Livestock Auction, Beatrice, NE. Online at www.beatrice77.net. Delwin Smeal (402) 568-2353, Larry Long (308) 530-7272, Roger/Bonnie Damrow (402) 423-5441, [email protected].

NOVEMBER 2012NOV 17 • Annual Texas Longhorn Fall Production & Consignment

Sale, Oyen Crossroads Centre, Oyen, Alberta. Ron Walker (403) 548-6684 or [email protected].

NOV 17 • Butler Breeders Field Day & Annual Meeting, Folsom, LA. Matt Westmoreland (985) 515-3172

FEBRUARY 2013FEB 9 • Hired Hand Huddle, Tarrant County Community College,

Fort Worth, TX. Molly Lcubb, www.mococreative.com, (319) 269-8903, [email protected].

FEB 22-24 • San Angelo Stock Show, San Angelo, TX. Dennis Urbantke (325) 656-9321 or dennis [email protected]. Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

MARCH 2013MAR 22-24 • Stillwater Shootout, Stillwater, OK. Steve & Bodie Quary

(405) 567-3093 or [email protected]. Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

MAR 30 • B&C Show Me Longhorn Spring Sale, Brookfield Livestock Auctions, Inc., Bus. Hwy. 36, Brookfield, MO. Sayre Auction & Sale Management, Bill Sayre (660) 258-2973 or cell (660) 734-0827 or Shawn (660) 734-8782.

APRIL 2013APR 12-14 • TLBGCA Spring Show, Washington County Fairgrounds,

Brenham, Texas. Susan Young - [email protected] or (713) 294-6334. Qualifying Haltered, Free and Youth.

APR 27 • Midwest Longhorn Sale, Winfield, KS. Mike Bowman(316) 778-1717 or www.endoftrailranch.com.

MAY 2013MAY 3-4 • Red McCombs Fiesta Sale and Premier Heifer Sale,

Johnson City, TX. www.redmccombslonghorn.com. Alan & Teresa Sparger, [email protected], [email protected], (210) 445-8798.


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