LONE STAR SHOOT-OUT PAYS $7,5OO

VOL. 29 NO. 4
August 2010
Lone Star Shoot-Out Pays $7,500
Champion Lone
Star Shoot-Out
Heifer was SSTO
Wondergirl,
a 1/4/2009
daughter of EF
Smackdown and
SSTO Rhinestone,
exhibited by
Spencer Wilder,
who won $3,300
in premiums.
Reserve champion
Lone Star ShootOut heifer was
YRTX Wendy, a
4/2/09 daughter
of WLR Direct
Hit and UGNX
Sherri, exhibited
by Taylor
McCarthy, who
won $1,800 in
premiums.
Lone Star ShootOut class one
winner was
YRTX Waggle, a
9/4/09 daughter
of GPFF Blaque
Rulon exhibited
by Madison
Counsil, who
received $300 in
premiums.
Lone Star ShootOut class two
winner was
LFL Walking
Tall, a 8/10/09
daughter of
MAGS Trailblazer
exhibited by
Reese Pate who
received $300 in
premiums.
Lone Star ShootOut class three
winner was LFL
Cotton Candy, a
5/16/09 daughter
of DHVO Trey
exhibited by
Jayce Wilder who
received $300 in
premiums.
Lone Star ShootOut class five
winner was
KRVN Western
Gal, a 2/26/09
daughter of GPFF
Blaque Rulon
exhibited by
Alexis Pinkert
who received $300
in premiums.
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Congratulations to Katelyn Smith for winning Reserve Champion
bred-and-owned heifer with KNSH Whoopi, a 10/13/09 daughter of
our herd sire KRVN Pacesetter and LFL Nellie, a LFL-bred female.
Cotton Candy
Congratulations to Jayce Wilder with this Division II Champion
heifer, a 5/16/09 daughter of DHVO Trey and LFL 6032S that was
purchased in the 2010 Houston Solid Foundations sale. Cotton
Candy also won Class 3 in the Lone Star Shoot-Out and was
named champion Limousin female in both rings at the 2010 Belt
Buckle Bonanza.
WMPA
Wrangler Ace
Congratulations to Willie Marc Payne for winning the Reserve
Champion bred & owned bull with WMPA Wrangler Ace, a 6/7/09
son of KRVN Pacesetter and LFL Rendy, a Lawrence bred female
that Willie Marc purchased at the 2006 Solid Foundations Sale.
LFL
Up Stage
Lee Roy concluded his junior show career in Texas in fine style
by winning Grand Champion owned heifer with LFL Up Stage, a
11/14/08 daughter of DHVO Trey and LFL 2030M. Thanks to the
Sloan Family of Arkansas for purchasing the dam of Up Stage at
the CHR/ Hall Limousin Sale this spring.
SBIH
Keystone
Congratulations to Shelbi Holdman for exhibiting the Champion
bred-and-owned Lim-Flex bull with Keystone, a 5/20/09 son of LH
Rodemaster and LFL Shadow Dancer. Shelbi purchased Shadow
Dancer at the 2007 Solid Foundations Sale in Houston.
LFL
Up Front
Congratulations to Travis Payne on having the Reserve Champion
Lim-Flex female with LFL Up Front a 9/23/08 daughter of GAR
Predestined and LFL My Girl. The many time champion My Girl
was purchased by Stowers Limousin and Heart Felt Farms at the
2010 Cowtown Classic Limousin Sale in Fort Worth.
LFL
Unhidden
The 2009-2010 TLA Show Heifer of the Year, LFL Unhidden was
the Division V Champion for Lee Roy. Unhidden is a 3/26/08
daughter of DHVO Trey and out of LFL Bonnie that is now working
in the herd of Amber and Jonny Parkinson.
It was a fantastic day at the
Texas Limousin Field Day in Bryan with:
• 10 Class Winners
• 7 Class Contenders
• 4 Division Champions
• 1 Grand Champion and
• 3 Reserve Grand titles going to cattle bred by or out of Lawrence Family
Limousin bred females.
All total, there were 29 head of Lone Star
Bruce, Paula & Lee Roy Lawrence
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Shoot-Out heifers, owned heifers, bred-andA A Jonny, Amber & Tucker Parkinson
owned bulls, heifers and steers exhibited at the
W M P.O. Box 299
Anton, Texas 79313
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Texas Junior Limousin Field Day that were bred
806/997-5381
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e-mail: bll1@dtnspeed.net
by or out LFL bred females. Congratulations
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and welcome your continued support.
L I M O U S I N
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FALL SALE
September 25 | 1 p.m.
NEW LOCATION: Madisonville, TX, Fairgrounds Cattle Headquarters
Selling 80 Registered Limousin & Lim-Flex
Pairs | Bred Cows & Bred Heifers | Open Heifers
Call for a sale catalog.
Sale Management
R&R Marketing Company
(L#2845)
Randy Ratliff • Cell: 615.330.2735
615.255.8982 • Fax: 615.255.8992
PO Box 281677• Nashville, TN 37228
Sales@RRMktg.com • www.RRMktg.com
Featuring only the finest
Limousin and Lim-Flex genetics
from three of the most
progressive herds in Texas!
Sale Consultant:
Grassroots Genetics
Mark Smith - 515.229.5227
Auctioneer:
C.K. “Sonny” Booth
DeMar Farms
Joe and Margaret Hoot
630 VZCR 4124 • Canton, Texas 75103
903/829-8082 • e-mail: demarhome@aol.com
Craig Laroue, farm manager: 903/292-9080
OWNERS: JIM & CAROLE COUNSIL
BQA II Certified Herd Certified Brucellosis- and TB-Free
21314 OSR • MADISONVILLE, TX 77864
JIM, CELL (281) 808-3473 • KEVIN, CELL (281) 808-5511
KEVIN COUNSIL, SHOW BARN MGR.
WWW.COUNSILFAMILYLIMOUSINS.COM
Brad, Norma & Blair Davis
12500 Hwy. 279 • Brownwood, Texas 76801
Home: 325/784-5071 • Brad, cell: 325/647-7681
e-mail: brad@davislimousin.com • www.davislimousin.com
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Texas Junior Limousin Show, Field Day
Draws Record Number of Entries
The Texas Junior Limousin Association held its annual
Field Day and Show June 5-6 at the Brazos County Expo
Center in Bryan, Texas. Members participated in satellite
events, a showmanship clinic, as well as the heifer show
which saw a record number of entries including 72
purebred heifers, 41 Lim-Flex heifers, 20 bred-and-owned
heifers, five bred-and-owned purebred bulls, two bredand-owned Lim-Flex bulls and five steers.
Junior members competed in satellite events including
public speaking, photography and magazine ads to
prepare them for competition at the National Junior
Limousin Show & Congress in Hutchinson, Kansas. Event
winners were recognized at the awards banquet Saturday
night.
Intermediate public speaking: 1st Madison Yandell,
2nd Blair Davis; Junior public speaking: 1st Blane
Counsil, 2nd Mikaela Yandell, 3rd Morgan Yandell, 4th
Randa Taylor; Novice public speaking: Kyle Ming.
Novice photography: 1st Kyle Ming; Junior
photography: 1st Reagan Taylor, 2nd Mackenzie Yandell,
3rd Randa Taylor, 4th Morgan Yandell. Intermediate
photography: 1st Alexis Pinkert, 2nd Blair Davis, 3rd
Madison Yandell, 4th Kody Ming; Senior photography
1st Willie Marc Payne, 2nd Travis Payne. Junior Magazine
Drew Waters of
Sundown was named
the top novice
showman of the
2010 Texas Junior
Limousin Show.
ads: 1st Morgan Yandell, 2nd Lauren Stowers, 3rd
Michaela Yandell, 4th Mackenzie Yandell; Intermediate
Posters: 1st Blair Davis; Junior Posters: 1st Reagan Taylor,
2nd Blane Counsil.
A large group of Texas juniors competed in four
showmanship divisions at the conclusion of the Texas
Junior Limousin show. Judge Brandon Callis of College
Station, Texas worked with the competitors and
congratulated all on a job well done.
See pages 15-18 for complete show results.
Judge Brandon
Callis selected
Lauren Stowers of
Bridgeport as his top
junior showman.
Troy Holdman
of Levelland was
named winner of
the intermediate
showmanship.
Travis Payne of
Levelland topped
a very competitive
group of senior
showman to
receive the senior
showmanship buckle.
TLA Show Heifer and Bull of the Year Named
Each year the TLA recognizes the breeders and exhibitors of the top female and bull at six designated shows
in Abilene, Tyler, Lubbock, Fort Worth, San Antonio and Houston. This year’s top female was LFL Unhidden,
exhibited by Lawrence Family Limousin, Anton. The top bull was LFL Walter, exhibited by Holdman Cattle
Company, Levelland, and Lawrence Family Limousin.
TLA Executive Secretary Ralph
Hawkins (center) presents the award
for the TLA’s Show Bull of the Year
to Shelbi Holdman of Holdman
Cattle Co., Levelland, and Bruce
Lawrence of Lawrence Family
Limousin, Anton, exhibitors of LFL
Walter. Lawrence Family Limousin
also own the TLA’s Show Heifer of
the Year, LFL Unhidden.
See more TJLA
Show Results on
pages 15-18!
august 2010 • TLA - 5
News
2010-11 TJLA Officers
Shelbi Holdman, Levelland....................................................... President
Travis Payne........................................................................ Vice President
Madison yandell.......................................................................Secretary
Peyton Fisher..............................................................................Treasurer
Katelyn SMith.............................................................................ex-officio
Directors
Alexis Pinkert.............................................................................Blair Davis
Heather Kosub............................................................... Willie Marc Payne
Layton Schur..................................................................Grayson Russell
Brian Payne, Brad Davis and Johnny Smith.................. Junior Advisors
From Your
TJLA President
Howdy TJLA Family,
Summer is here and I hope that everyone’s is off to
a great start! I am Shelbi Holdman, 2010 graduate of
Sundown High School and your new TJLA president.
The 2010 TJLA Field Day was awesome! We had our
biggest show in years and it was great to see you there.
Congratulations to everyone who went to Nationals in
Kansas! It was an incredible week and I couldn’t be more
proud to be from Texas.
The fall shows are right around the corner which means
entries are due soon. Be sure and check with your county
agent or ag teacher to get the deadlines. Here are some
shows that you should put on your fall show schedule.
West Texas Fair & Rodeo, Abilene – September, 11-12
East Texas Fair & Rodeo, Tyler – September, 22-25
State Fair of Texas, Dallas – October, 1-3
Heart of Texas Fair & Rodeo, Waco – October 7-9
Hope everyone has a great rest of the summer! See you
soon!
Sincerely,
Shelbi Holdman
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LIMOUSIN
HAPPENINGS
August 13 August 16 August 25 September 1 Entries due for South Plains Fair, Lubbock - entry forms available at www.
southplainsfair.com
Entries due for West Texas Fair, Abilene - entry forms at www.taylorcountyexpocenter.com
Entries due for State Fair of Texas, Dallas - for entry forms contact county
extension agent or agriculture science teacher.
September 1 September 12 September 13 September 17 September 18 September 25 September 27 Entries due for East Texas Fair, Tyler - entry forms
available at www.etstatefair.com
Entries due for TLA’s Heart of Texas Sale, West
West Texas Fair Junior Show, Abilene, 3:30 pm
West Texas Fair Open Show, Abilene, 11:30 am
Entries due for Heart of Texas Fair, Waco - for more info see www.hotfair.com
Hayhook Limousin Third Annual Production Sale, Lexington, OK
Counsil Family Fall Production Sale, Madisonville
South Plains Fair Open Limousin Show, Lubbock, 2 pm
October 2 October 3 October 9 October 16 East Texas State Fair Open Limousin Show, Tyler, 4 pm
State Fair Texas Junior Heifer Show, Dallas, 8 am
Heart Of Texas Junior Heifer Show, Waco
TLA’s Heart of Texas Fall Sale, West
Here’s How to Contact
Texas Limousin Assn.
TELEPHONE
940/367-4633
FACSIMILE
940/482-3649
MAIL/OVERNIGHT
Postal Address and
Overnight/Parcel Deliveries:
5989 Luginbyhl Road
Sanger, TX 76266
WEBSITE & E-MAIL
www.texas-limousin.com
e-mail: txlimo@aol.com
Texas Limousin News
Official Publication of the Texas Limousin Association
Ralph Hawkins, Executive Secretary
P.O. Box 880 • Krum, TX 76249
Phone: 940/367-4633 • Fax: 940/482-3649
www.texas-limousin.com • email: txlimo@aol.com
Design & Layout:
EDJE Technologies, Inc. • Shari Holloway, designer
866/839-3353 • email: shari@edje.com
Texas Limousin Association
Cover story
The Lone Star Shoot-Out show was held June 5 at the Brazos County Expo
Center in Bryan, Texas. Jake Franke of College Station evaluated the 25 heifers.
This year’s Shoot-Out paid $7,500 in prize money that was provided by consignors
The Texas Limousin News is published bi-monthly in Krum, TX by the
Texas Limousin Association. All advertising copy due the 10th of the month
preceding publication. All proceeds from the publication go to the Texas
Limousin Association. POSTMASTER: Send address change to Texas
Limousin Association, P.O. Box 880, Krum TX 76245.
ADVERTISING RATES
1/2 Page Black & White . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $300
1/2 Page Full Color. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $350
1 Page Black & White. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500
1 Page Full Color. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $600
Card Ads. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $300 / year
of the heifers. Lone Star Shoot heifers were purchased at these TLA sales — Heart
of Texas Fall Sale in West, Cowtown Classic Limousin Sale in Fort Worth, Solid
Foundations Sale in Houston, and Texas’ Best in Decatur. Complete results on
page 18.
Advertisers’ Index
Lawrence Family Limousin..........................................................................2
Counsil Family Limousin.............................................................................3
Stowers Limousin......................................................................................10
Perrin Limousin.........................................................................................19
Brady Ranch & Farm.................................................................................20
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TLA Awards $2,000 in Scholarships
The Texas Limousin Association presented four $500
scholarships at the Texas Junior Limousin awards banquet
held Saturday night, June 5 at the Bryan County Expo
Center. The E.J. Bishop and Gene Rogers Memorial
Scholarships were founded many years ago by the
families of the former TLA presidents whose dedication
and service to the TLA and the TJLA contributed to the
success of the associations. In later years, Marcy & Rusty
Perrin began donating scholarships in the memory of
Matt Ertl, a former TJLA member.
This year, the Texas Junior Limousin Association
awarded an additional scholarship that was made possible
by the success of this year’s Texas Limousin Field Day.
Tanner Schmidt of Grandview,
TX was awarded the E.J.
Bishop Memorial Scholarship.
Katelyn Smith of
Stephenville, TX was
awarded the TJLA
Scholarship.
Shelbi Holdman of Sundown, TX
was awarded the Matt Ertl Memorial
Scholarship.
Ryan Kidd of Alvarado, TX
was awarded the Gene Rogers
Memorial Scholarship.
Silent Auction Raises $4,359
The silent auction held during the Texas Junior Field
Day and heifer show generated over $4,000 in revenue for
Texas Junior Limousin Association members. This money
helps pay for awards and the awards banquet.
A special thanks to Carole Counsil and family who
once again worked hard to make the auction a success,
and thanks to all the bidders, buyers, and contributors;
Stowers Limousin, Caleb Norrell, Shelbi Holdman
and family, the Johnny Smith family, Davis Limousin,
Brehm Farms, Gary Waters, Steve Russell, Darenda
Warren, Lawrence Family Limousin, Kevin Hammond,
J & J Cattle, DeMar Farms, Brady Ranch & Farm, Traci
King, P&D Ranches, Gary Gilbreath, Kody & Kyle Ming,
Carolyn Hewitt, Roger Kidd, Schur Limousin, Counsil
Family Limousin, Andy Copeland, Ross Thorn, Luke
Thomas Family, George Badgett family, Yandell family.
Our apologies to any one whose names we may have
omitted.
TJLA Elect New Directors, Officers
Members of the Texas Junior Limousin association met Saturday
morning, June 5 in Bryan, TX to elect new officers and directors.
This year’s officers and directors are: (front l-r) Katelyn Smith,
ex-officio; Peyton Fisher, treasurer; MadisonYandell, secretary;
Travis Payne, vice president; Shelbi Holdman, president. (back
l-r) Blair Davis, Heather Kosub,Willie Marc Payne, Layton Schur,
Grayson Russell and Alexis Pinkert. Not pictured, Kody Banda.
See you at the
State Fairs
this fall!
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Limousin News & Notes
TLA Board Met June 5
A LETTER FROM THE
EXecutive Director
Hello Limousin Friends,
The old saying goes “time flies when you are having fun”, well we must be
having fun because this summer has really flown by. The Texas Junior Field
Day and Junior Nationals have come and gone and thoughts are now turning
to the fall sale season. Speaking of the Field Day and Junior Nationals, Texas
juniors surely made us proud. The state show was the largest in memory, and
very possibly the largest event of its kind in the nation. The quality of the
cattle was strong, and the young people exhibiting them proves our future is in
good hands.
Your board of directors met during the Field Day and heard
recommendations from TLA’s marketing committee regarding TLA Sales. The
committee, responding to members requests to eliminate the requirement
for bulls selling in TLA Sales to enter the gain test, recommended the rule be
changed.
The board voted to discontinue the requirement with the understanding sale
bulls would be weighed on arrival at sale and bulls not meeting all criteria in
current sale rules be removed from sale.
Also approved was the recommendation to change format of Houston Sale.
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Instead of a conventional auction as in the past, the sale will be a “bid off sale”
held in the stalls during the Houston Livestock show.
This type of sale is used by many in the club calf industry and will lower the
cost to our consignors and hopefully generate some excitement for the sale.
Speaking of sales, the Heart of Texas Fall Sale will be held in West on
October 16. Selling will be bulls, bred cows, pairs, and Lone Star Shoot-Out
heifers. The Shoot-Out show was very successful this year with 25 head
returning to compete for $7500 in prize money. Please give us a call if you are
interested in consigning or buying.
In closing I would like to express my condolences to the families of Karen
Stolte, Kassidy Chapman, Roy Lee Fuhrmann, Ron Wayland, and Donna
Etherton. All members of the Limousin family who left us much too soon.
God Bless,
Ralph
Ralph
TEXAS LIMOUSIN ASSOCIATION
2010-2011 OFFICERS
J.R. Brady. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President
Jay Wilder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President
Lyle Keeton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
Ben Reading. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer
Brad Davis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ex-Officio
Ralph Hawkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Executive Secretary
The board of directors of the Texas Limousin Association met June 5 in Bryan, Texas
during the Texas Field Day and TJLA Show. Items of discussion included approving a budget
for the remainder of 2010, and revising TLA sale rules. Changes to sale rules are that bulls
will no longer be required to be entered in gain test prior to entry in TLA sales. The North
Central Texas College Beef
Evaluation Center will
continue to hold all breed
tests and TLA members
are welcome to develop
bulls with them if they so
desire. Rules governing
weight per day of age and
performance data will be
strictly enforced. Pending
approval by Houston Stock
Show officials, the format for
the Solid Foundations Sale
J.R. Brady, president; Jay Wilder, vice president; Ben Reading, treasurer;
in Houston will be changed. Lyle Keeton, secretary; Ralph Hawkins, executive secretary. Back - Jerry
Hudec, Rick Doty, Ed Kirby, Marcy Perrin, Brad Davis, ex-officio.
Watch for details.
HEART OF TEXAS SALE ENTRIES DUE SEPTEMBER 1
Entries for the TLA’s Heart of Texas Fall are due September 1. Entry forms will be mailed
in coming weeks. The sale will be held October 16 at the West Auction in West, Texas, and
will include bulls, pairs, bred females, open heifers and Lone Star Shoot-Out heifers. As noted
above, bulls will no longer be required to enter gain test, however they will be screened closely.
Sale season will be here before long, so begin preparing those sale candidates now.
National Junior Show returns to Amarillo in 2011
The 2011 National Junior Limousin Show & Congress and All-American Limousin Futurity
will be held in Amarillo, Texas, July 9-16. The Texas Limousin Association, however, will not
be hosting the event. NALJA will handle the hosting duties and do most of the work, but it
will rely on smaller state associations that cannot host a show on their own to step up and take
on certain aspects. For example, one state will be in charge of the opening ceremonies, while
another takes responsibility for the hospitality area.
Fundraising will be the major challenge. Various entities in Amarillo will help, but NALJA
will need a finance committee to oversee funding the show awards. Several states will have to
combine forces for that major committee.
Because no one submitted a bid to host the 2011 show, the boards decided to take that
approach rather than cancel it. NALJA and NALF will do the best they can to provide a
national junior show without a single host state.
DIRECTORS
REGION 1
REGION 3
Ed Kirby
1426 CR SW 3110
Mt. Vernon, TX 75457
903/588-2546
Jerry Hudec
1442 CR 204
Weimar, TX 78562
979/263-5829
Marcy Perrin
302 PR 4482
Decatur, TX 76234
940/433-8069
REGION 4
REGION 2
Texas Limousin
Association
REGIONS MAP
Ben Reading
P.O. Box 1337
Marlin, TX 76661
832/512-5495
Jay Wilder
P.O. Box 551
Snook, TX 77878
979/272-8736
Rick Doty
9500 FM 2258
Grandview, TX 76050
817/866-3631
Brad Davis
12500 Hwy 279
Brownwood, TX 76801
325/784-5071
REGION 5
Lyle Keeton
10510 CR 1100
Wolforth, TX 79382
806/866-9049
J.R. Brady
198 FM 1730
Wilson, TX 79381
806/863-3607
PAST PRESIDENTS
M.E. Singleton, Jr.,
deceased
Floyd McGown
Dorcell Young
Willard Pfluger
James Dyer
E.J. Bishop, deceased
Lewis Bingham,deceased
Cecil Johnson, Jr.
Tom Stewman
Ed Hughes, deceased
Gene Rodgers, deceased
Payton Scott
Mike Speer
Pierce Boyd, deceased
Jim Young
Bruce Lawrence
Charles Krackau
Jim Dyer
Ralph Hawkins
Bret Begert
Wayne Baber
Brad Davis
Roy Lee Fuhrmann
Roy Lee Fuhrmann long time Limousin breeder from
Gainesville, Tx passed away at his home July 12, 2010.
Roy Lee was a
member of St
Peters Catholic
Church,
Knights of
Columbus,
North
American
Limousin
Foundation,
and the Texas
Limousin
Association
and had been
awarded the TLA’s Lifetime Achievement Award in
2010. Roy Lee was a regular consignor to the Southern
Oklahoma Bull sale in Durant,Ok as well as other
Limousin sales and his bulls were always well received. In
addition to farming and cattle Roy Lee enjoyed hunting,
fishing, and fellowshipping with family and friends.
Roy Lee was born Feb 19, 1951 in Gainesville, TX to
Raymond Joseph Fuhrmann and Wanda Jean Jacobs
Fuhrmann. Roy Lee is survived by Brothers David and
his wife Charisse Fuhrmann of Gainesville, Donald
Fuhrmann of Richardson, sisters Debbie and her husband
Kenneth Koelzer of Gaineville, TX, Donna and her
husband Weldon Rains of Gainesville, and Shirley and her
husband John Zimmerer of Collinsville;
nephews; David Ray Fuhrmann, Brandon Ferguson,
Spc. Adam Koelzer, and Brian Zimmerer; nieces Brandi
Fuhrmann, Ashley Ferguson, and Stephanie Zimmerer;
great nephew Joshua Koelzer, and great niece Madelyn
Rae Fuhrmann and a host of friends.
Roy Lee was preceded in death by his parents, and a
sister Rosa Lee Fuhrmann.
Ron Wayland
Ron Wayland
passed from
this life, July
10, 2010 at
his daughter
Sherrill’s home
in St. Louis,
Missouri. He is
at peace with
his Heavenly
Father. The
past year has
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been filled with many trials, but he has shown remarkable
courage and determination through it all. Linda found
a quote after Ron suffered the aortic dissection that has
given her solace this year. Ron was incredibly courageous.
“Courage does not mean the absence of fear; it means
choosing to live in the midst of it, and I marvel at the way
you are trying to live normal lives when the definition
of normal for you has changed”. Ronald Mac Wayland
was born in Shattuck, Oklahoma, June 9, 1946 to Harley
Raymond and Idora Virginia McIntosh Wayland. Ronnie,
as he was known to his friends and family, was raised
on the family farm southwest of Arnett and attended
school at Arnett. Ronnie was active during high school in
scouting, FFA, music and athletics. He was awarded the
God and Country Award as well as obtaining the rank
of Eagle Scout and was also a member of the National
FFA band. Ronnie graduated from Arnett High School
in 1964. He then went on to continue his education
at Northwestern Oklahoma State University earning a
degree with a major in Speech and a minor in Journalism
graduating in May of 1968. On February 23, 1962 Ronnie
began dating Linda Kay Bullard. This courtship led to
marriage on June 4, 1966 at the Methodist Church in
Arnett. Ronnie and Linda then established their home in
Alva. Following graduation from college Ronnie became
a District Scout Executive and they made their home in
Guthrie, Oklahoma. During this time the couple was
blessed with the birth of their first daughter, Ronna
Kay. The family then moved to Norman where they
were once again blessed with the birth of their youngest
daughter, Sherrill Lynn. In 1974 the family moved from
Moore, Oklahoma to Shattuck, Oklahoma where Ronnie
joined his father working on the family farm southwest
of Arnett. In July of 1988, Ronnie and Linda moved to
the family farm while Ronnie’s parents moved to the
family home in Shattuck. Ronnie continued to farm and
ranch until his untimely death. Ronnie was employed by
the Oklahoma Limousin Breeders Association (OLBA)
as Executive Secretary, Newman Memorial Hospital
as Foundation Director, and Arnett New Holland as
a Salesman during this time as well. Ronnie was an
active member of the Lions Club and Shattuck School
Board. He was also a 30 year member of the OLBA
where he received the Lifetime Achievement award in
2009. During the last several years Ronnie also enjoyed
following the Shattuck Indian football team by being
“first chair trumpet” in the Alumni Band. Church and
God have always been important to Ronnie. He was
baptized at a young age at the First Christian Church
in Shattuck where as an adult he served on the board as
both a Deacon and Elder. He also was active in the youth
program as a teacher and sponsor. Ronnie and Linda both
were active in the music programs of the church. Over
the last few years, they have enjoyed fellowship with the
First Christian Church of Shattuck as well as the Arnett
Church of Christ. His faith has been very instrumental
throughout his life as has been evidenced by the strength
he has shown through his recent illness. His hobbies
and interests included hunting, fishing, playing cards,
announcing rodeos and stock shows. He also enjoyed
guiding hunters and exhibiting cattle. His children and
grandchildren were always most important to him. As
his children were growing up the family enjoyed many
camping vacations over the United States and snow skiing
in the winter. Showing cattle and sheep with Ronna and
Sherrill were some very special times for all of them.
He enjoyed seeing his daughters in the ring with their
livestock projects. He was more proud of the girls than
any of the animals following behind. The sheep and cattle
may not have placed at all, but he was never disappointed
by his children’s performance. Linda waited in the
wings for it all to be over and was their biggest fan. This
tradition of father/daughter bonding became even more
important after his granddaughters entered the picture.
In the spring he enjoyed taking the granddaughters
to climb the Antelope Hills. This was a special time
of bonding with their granddad. After his illness and
retirement Granddad always looked forward to the girls
coming to the farm to baby sit Granddad for Grandma.
Caitlin drawing pictures and fixing lunch, Allison was
always ready to snuggle in front of the TV with Granddad
or play with the Tinker Toys. As for Samantha she was
up to anything Granddad suggested checking cattle or
just being with Granddad. In June all three girls enjoyed
a weekend at Roman Nose State Park, fishing and just
being with Granddad and Grandma. These are the
magical moments to cherish. Those preceding Ronnie
in death include his parents, Harley and Idora Wayland,
brother, Randy Wayland, and in-laws Cecil and Estella
Bullard. He is survived by his wife of 44 years, Linda,
daughters Ronna Wayland of Yarbrough, Oklahoma,
Sherrill Wayland and Kim Kopff of St. Louis, Missouri,
granddaughters Samantha, Caitlin, and Allison daughters
of Ronna. Brother-in-law Roy Max Bullard of Shattuck,
OK, Sisters in-law Sharon Patton of Shattuck, Oklahoma
and Donna Poppe of Mountain Grove, Missouri, aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McIntosh of Shattuck,
Oklahoma and aunt, Mrs. Elva Sherrill of Stafford,
Kansas, numerous nieces and nephews as well as a host
of family and friends. The family has established the Ron
Wayland Ag Scholarship to be awarded to a deserving ag
student attending Shattuck High School. Working with
youth throughout the state for over 30 years in various
youth programs was always a priority, especially ag related
programs. Donations will be received by the Shattuck
National Bank, Box 39, Shattuck, OK 73858.
10 - TLA • August 2010
Foundation Females
Our program is built around an elite group of donor females that are designed to produce Lim-Flex
and purebred genetics that have the economic traits to be successful in the commercial industry, the
genetic power to perform for seedstock producers, and the eye appeal to be successful in the show
ring. The females pictured here anchor our donor herd and are proven producers. Look for progeny
from these power cows at upcoming sales and available privately throughout the year.
SSTO
Sentimental
MA C094 of
875 Sleep
Easy
GAR Sleep Easy
x MLCC California
Black Cap
This registered
Angus cow sports
a low BW EPD of
-4.4, a maternal
EPD of 27,
marbling EPD of
.63 and a $MTI of
57. She has worked well in transplant and is
producing the right kind of Lim-Flex.
This $40,000-valued
female working in the
Riverdale program
is a JCL Lodestar
daughter out of MA
C094 of 875 Sleep
Easy.
SSTO Whistlin Dixie
SSTO Whistlin Dixie is a daughter of MA C094
of 875 Sleep Easy and Rulon that was named
Reserve Grand Champion Lim-Flex at the 2010
Fort Worth Stock Show.
LFL My Girl
LFL Up Front
LFL My Girl is
a past champion
and producer
of champions,
a proven donor
whose progeny
have been
successful in
state and national
competition.
LFL Up Front is
a daughter of LFL
My Girl and GAR
Predestined that was
the Grand Champion
Lim-Flex female at the
2010 Fort Worth Stock
Show.
AHFF Dakota Thunder
Dakota Thunder is a son of LFL
My Girl and EXLR Dakota 353G that
was recently named Reserve Grand
Champion purebred bull of the All
American Futurity
Dr. Scott, Donna & Lauren Stowers
430 County Road 1326 • Bridgeport, TX 76426
940/644-2747 • 940/577-1514
Jason Gaston, manager
817/247-8011
Certified by the Texas Animal Health
commission as a certified tuberculosis and
brucellosis-free herd.
For more information about our
program visit our website at
www.stowerslimousin.com
august 2010 • TLA - 11
Proud As We Can Be!
O
ur diverse cattle and farming operation is a family venture and we are proud of sons (and grandsons!) Spencer and Jayce’s
accomplishments in the show ring this year. We also take pride in the fact that our cattle excel in muscle and carcass traits
which equates to real world value. So if you are in need of red or black cattle that perform in the pasture, on the rail and in the
ring, we welcome your visit. We’d be proud to show you around!
SSTO WonderGirl 9803W
LFL Cotton Candy
EF Smack Down x SSTO Rhinestone
Exhibited by Spencer Wilder
Division I Champion - 2010 Fort Worth Junior Show
Champion Lim-Flex - 2010 Field Day
2010 Lone Star Shoot-Out Champion
DHVO Trey x LFL 6032S
Exhibited by Jayce Wilder
Division I Champion Fort Worth Open Show
Champion Limousin Heifer - Rings A & B 2010 Belt Buckle Bonanza
Division II Champion - 2010 Field Day
Class Winner 2010 Lone Star Shoot-Out
If you are looking to purchase Limousin with real – world value, give us a call!
JJWI
J&J Cattle Company
Joe and Jay Wilder
Box 551 • Snook, Texas 77878
Jay: 979-272-8736
Joe: 979-846-6891
12 - TLA • August 2010
Shopping For Limousin
Bulls and Females?
Contact one of these
Breeders in your area!
Dr. Scott & Donna Stowers
(940) 644-2747 • (940) 577-1514
Jason Gaston • (817) 247-8011
We Make It Easy!
430 County Road 1326 • Bridgeport, TX 76426
Ho
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Region 1
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Purebred
Limousin Cattle
Dan Sullivan
Herd Prefix
2576 Old Brandon Rd.
DSUL
Hillsboro, TX 76645
Office 254-582-7096 FAX 243-582-7114 Hm 254-582-0814
Need help marketing
your Limousin cattle?
Advertise Here!
Contact the TLA office for more information
Registered Limousin &
Lim-Flex Cattle
Rick, Debbie &
Tave Doty
9500 FM 2258
Grandview, TX
(817) 866-3631
www.p-dranch.com
Region 2
Garrison Farms
Larry & Teresa Garrison
273 Peppermint Lane
Waskom, TX 75692
www.eugenicsblacklimousin.com
Tim Stein 817/771-4265
Nelson Dobbs 817/312-0298
email: ugnxlimo@yahoo.com Fax: 817/523-7454
P.O. Box 1284 • Springtown,TX 76082
(903) 687-2739 Home
(903) 578-0403 Mobile
limigarrison@yahoo.com
KF Ranches 4K Limousin
Bulls - Heifers
Club Calves
Muscle into profit
Edward & Joyce Kirby
GET MORE MUSCLE
FOR LESS
Ranch: 903-588-2546
Cell: 903-466-6015
1426 CR SW 3110
Mt Vernon, Tx 75457
fourklimo@peoplescom.net
www.kfranches.com
Get Limousin – the genetic leader for muscle
growth efficiency. Limousin bulls are the
best cross with your British-based cows for
efficient conversion of feed to case-ready
products. Visit www.nalf.org or call for details.
GET MORE FOR LESS. GET LIMOUSIN.
Muscle, Growth, Efficiency
K
Black - Polled
Purebred - Fullblood
Barb C Limousin
Ken & Barbara Caviness Ph 254/694-5445
1443 FM 1304
Fax 254/694-6475
Aquilla, TX 76622 Email: kencaviness@txun.net
Breed group means for muscle growth efficiency and red meat yield.
(MARC 1999 Technical Bulletin, Number 1875)
Efficiency of
Retail Product
Dressing
Production
Percent
to 463*
Ribeye
Area
Percent Retail
Product
Limousin
57
63.4
13.4
72.3
Angus
26
61.3
10.6
61.5
Hereford
24
60.3
10.5
60.1
Gelbvieh
49
59.9
13.0
70.0
Simmental
46
59.8
12.6
68.4
Charolais
50
60.7
12.5
68.7
LIMOUSIN
NORTH AMERICAN LIMOUSIN FOUNDATION
PO Box 4467, Englewood, CO 80155
phone: 303-220-1693 • fax: 303-220-1884
www.nalf.org
Herd Bulls Replacement Heifers Club Calves
Registered Seedstock: Limousin, Angus & Brangus
214-263-2568 www.kwhranch.com
Red Rock
Limousin Ranch
Baber Ranch
Limousin Cattle
Wayne & Linda Baber
4560 FM 999 • Gary, TX 75643
G.W. Ayers
903/685-9878
cell 903/692-2597
Cecil Osborn
903/235-4102
Joe and Margaret Hoot
630 VZCR 4124
DeMar Farms
Canton, Texas 75103
903/829-8082
DeMarHome@aol.com
“Certified Free”
Brucellosis & TB
Herd #901911503
6301 FM Rd 1146
PO Box 70 • Marquez, TX 77865
Home (903) 626-6822
Cell (979) 324-4455
baberranch@yahoo.com
M
O
EGA
cCarthy’s
Ranch
8
26107 CR 137
Rusty & Tammy McCarthy
Bedias, TX 77831
Cell: 714.404.8739
rusty@mccarthysomega8.com
Phone: 936.827.5972
Specializing in Limousin & Lim-Flex Cattle
august 2010 • TLA - 13
Shopping For Limousin
Bulls and Females?
Owners: Jim & Carole Counsil
Kevin Counsil, cell 281/808-5511 • cookinkev@aol.com
www.counsilfamilylimousins.com
JJWI
J&J Cattle Company
Contact one of these
Breeders in your area!
Region 3
Region 4
Joe and Jay Wilder
Box 551 • Snook, Texas 77878
Jay: 979-272-8736
Joe: 979-846-6891
Richard & Sue Ellen Gibson
2736 Masters Dr. League City 77573
1-800-231-2184(w)
Cell: 713-724-5987
RAY Cornelson
979/543-4873 Home
979/541-9595
Pape’s Limousin
Harvey & Kindy Pape
608 Conrads Lane
(830) 627-3894
New Braunfels, TX 78130-7105
(830) 660-7799 Mob.
papelimousin@aol.com
Davis
Limousin
Ranch
Brad, Norma & Blair Davis
12500 Hwy. 279
Brownwood, Texas 76801
Home: 325/784-5071
Barn: 325/784-7674
e-mail: brad@davislimousin.com
www.davislimousin.com
Promote Your
Limousin Herd
Advertise Here!
Club Calves
Bulls • Heifers
Contact the TLA office for more information
Limousin & Angus
Using top AI sires for
more than 25 years.
Jerry Hudec
email: jhudec@cvctx.com
www.hudeccattle.com
Weimar
Bulls, Heifers & Club Calves
979/263-5829
Charles or Jerry Krackau
8720 Barbarossa Rd • New Braunfels, TX 78130
830/609-0632 or 512/357-2362
Doc’s Ranch
Put Beef in Your herd
registered Limousin & crosses
216 e exPresswaY 83 ste g
Pharr, tx 78577-6505
Ph (956) 279-7560
david coutcher
fax (956) 782-9000
maritza coutcher
docsranch.com
“se haBLa esPanoL”
emaiL: docsranch@docsranch.com
Randy & Becky Pair
6621 W. Hwy 6 • Dublin, TX 76446
(254) 445-3852
E-mail: paircattleco@hotmail.com
Rancho Espuela
Cattle Co.
Se Habla Espanol
James & Jan Dyer
Jim & Kelie Dyer
432/426-3336
432/426-3435
P.O. Box 1009
HC 74 Box 146
Fort Davis, TX 79734
Fort Davis, TX 79734
e-mail: jfdyer@hughes.net
www.bigbendtrailers.com
J.R. Brady
Cell: (806) 781-9090
198 FM 1730, Rt. 1, P.O. Box 105
Barn: (806) 863-4640
Wilson, TX 79381
House: (806) 863-3607
Email: jrlranch@nts-online.net
Fax: (806) 863-4641
Promote Your
Limousin Herd
Region 5
15607 Hwy 281
Windthorst, TX 76389
14 - TLA • August 2010
Out of State
Advertise Here!
Contact the TLA office for more information
REGISTERED & COMMERCIAL BULLS
BRED HEIFERS SHOW HEIFERS
SHOW STEERS
ALL FOR SALE YEAR AROUND
Stocker & Feeder
Cattle
Contact us when you need the latest
in Limousin semen and AI supplies.
Henderson Cattle Company
Bruce, Paula,
Amber & Lee Roy
P.O. Box 299
Anton, TX 79313
806/997-5381
806/997-3041 (fax)
bll1@dtnspeed.net(e-mail)
Registered Limousin
Bulls & Heifers
Monroe & Carol
Henderson
608 N. 6th St.
940/567-3257
P.O. Box 523
Jacksboro, Texas 76458
Jerry & Jean
Henderson
646 Shown Rd.
940/567-5153
1-800-722-2079 office • 1-877-722-2079 Herman
Check out www.limigene.com for latest EPDs, lots of photos and more.
Stop by when in Yukon!
Parkinson Cattle Company
James & Ginger Chambers
174 Essler Dr. • Henrietta, TX 76365
{940}541-2666 • {940}224-9717 {cell}
Limousin & Lim-Flex
Cattle For Sale
PC
C—
801 N State Rd 1490
Levelland, TX 79336
Jonny, Amber & Tucker Parkinson
Amber 806.773.6043
Jonny 806.632.6859
2511 NE 99th Place
Ankeny, IA 50011
GRGenetics@aol.com
Mark A. Smith
Mobile: (515) 229-5227
Phone/Fax: (515) 965-1458
OFFICE:
12942 CR 4037
Holts Summit, MO 65043
(866) 305-9600
www.grassrootsgenetics.com
JOIN TODAY - Texas Limousin Association
P.O. Box 880, Krum, TX 76249 • Ph: 940/367-4633
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❏ Male ❏ Female
august 2010 • TLA - 15
TJLA Limousin Heifer Show Results
Lee Roy Lawrence of Anton topped the 72 purebred heifers with LFL UpStage, a
11/14/08 daughter of DHVO Trey and LFL 2030M.
PLACING ANIMAL NAME
SIRES NAME
EXHIBITORS NAME
CLASS 1 4 shown
1st
LH Whirlwind
DHVO Duece
Michaela Yandell
2nd
CLTC Wonder
AUTO Black Dakota Cody Thomas
3rd
CDTC Wildflower
KRVN Stormy
Colton Thomas
4th
DL Wings
KRVN Pitstop
Peyton Fisher
CLASS 2 9 shown
1st
LFL Winning Kind
DHVO Trey
Lee Roy Lawrence
2nd
KNSH Whoopi
KRVN Pacesetter
Katelyn Smith
3rd
BREMS Jazzy
KRVN Pacesetter
Heather Kosub
4th
CFLX Keiko
KRVN Naskar
Blane Counsil
5th
PCC Whiskey Girl
KCHP Shiner
Alexis Pinkert
CLASS 3 9 shown
1st
YRTX Water Sprite Schillings Talladega Kade Willis
2nd
EXLR Jasmine
Carrousels Pure Pwr Grayson Russell
3rd
YRTX Waggle
GPFF Blaque Rulon Madison Counsil
4th
SSTO Watercolors
MAGS Savage
Lauren Stowers
5th
L7 Whitley
HC Final Time
Spencer Wilder
Class 4
1 shown
1st
DL Whirlwind
KRVN Pitstop
Peyton Fisher
DIVISION I CHAMPION • LFL Winning Kind • Lee Roy Lawrence
DIVISION I RESERVE CHAMPION • KNSH Whoopi • Katelyn Smith
Class 5
2 shown
1st
DL Witness
KRVN Pitstop
Kevin Thomas
2nd
Whiskey River
KRVN Pacesetter
Layton Schur
Class 6
7 shown
1st
LFL Cotton Candy
DHVO Trey
Jayce Wilder
2nd
EXLR Rebecca
Carrousels Peak Pwr Grayson Russell
3rd
LH Woohoo
GPFF Blaque Rulon Morgan Yandell
4th
ASLE Ruby Delight DVFC Blaque Cookie Taylor McCarthy
5th
MBYA Winning Glory DL Rabbi
Madison Yandell
Class 7
7 shown
1st
EXLR Dragon
Carrousels Peak Pwr Madison Russell
2nd
LH Wild Flower
DHVO Trey
Mackenzie Yandell
3rd
SSTO Water Lilly
JCL Lodestar
Lauren Stowers
4th
PCC Lullaby LFL Sarg
Gary Waters
5th
BR Miss Sunshine
LESF Timbuktu
Madison Yandell
DIVISION II CHAMPION • LFL Cotton Candy • Jayce Wilder
DIVISION II RESERVE CHAMPION • EXLR Rebecca • Grayson Russell
Class 8
7 shown
LH Wild West, a 3/23/09 daughter of KRVN Pacesetter and KRVN Pack Rat, was
named Reserve Grand Champion purebred heifer for Call Carmichael of Midland.
PLACING ANIMAL NAME
SIRES NAME
EXHIBITORS NAME
1st
LH Wild West
KRVN Pacesetter
Call Carmichael
2nd
EXLR Royalty
EXLR Review
Rusty McCarthy
3rd
CFLX Starry Nite
DHVO Duece
Kyle Ming
4th
CFLX Ruby
MAGS Sasquatch
Callie Badgett
5th
SSCL Wendy
SSCL Siemens PWR Harison Russell
Class 9
5 shown
1st
Brems Lexus
GPFF Blaque Rulon Lexie Ricks
2nd
CDTC Vicki
AUTO Black Dakota Colton Thomas
3rd
DL Wonder Woman Schillings Senor
Blair Davis
4th
MX Lily
DL Top Speed
Kyle Ming
5th
UGNX Whisper
KRVN Naskar
Destin Counsil
Class 10 2 shown
1st
CPPD Sassy Girl
GPFF Blaque Rulon Lacy Lynn
2nd
CLLL Shawnee
MAGS Sasquatch
Ross Thorn
DIVISION III CHAMPION • LH Wild West • Call Carmichael
DIVISION III RESERVE CHAMPION • EXLR Royalty • Rusty Carmichael
Class 11 13 shown
1st
LFL Upstage
DHVO Trey
Lee Roy Lawrence
2nd
U Go Girl
Carrousels Point Blk Call Carmichael
3rd
KCHP Cassidy
DHVO Trey
Gary Waters
4th
LFL Chili Pepper
DHVO Trey
Troy Holdman
5th
YRTX Ultra Sweet
KRVN Sailor
Michaela Yandell
Class 12 4 shown
1st
UGNX Upperclass
KRVN Pacesetter
Gavin McCarthy
2nd
CFLX NeNet
GPFF Blaque Rulon Madison Counsil
3rd
LFL Ursala
DHVO Trey
Paul Gilbreath
4th
L7 Alice
KRVN Naskar
Jayce Wilder
DIVISION IV CHAMPION • LFL UP Stage • Lee Roy Lawrence
DIVISION IV RESERVE CHAMPION • U Go Girl • Call Carmichael
Class 13 2 shown
1st
LFL Unhidden
DHVO Trey
Lee Roy Lawrence
2nd
DVFC Irresistable
DVFC Sitting Bull
Taylor McCarthy
Class 14 1 shown
1st
CFLX Black Pepper WLR Direct Hit
Blane Counsil
DIVISION V CHAMPION • LFL Unhidden • Lee Roy Lawrence
DIVISION V RESERVE CHAMPION • CFLX Black Pepper • Blane Counsil
Grand Champion • LFL Up Stage • Lee Roy Lawrence
Reserve Grand Champion • LH Wild West • Call Carmichael
16 - TLA • August 2010
TJLA Show Bred-and-Owned Results
PLACING ANIMAL NAME
SIRES NAME
EXHIBITORS NAME
Class 1 purebred females
1st
CDTC Wild Flower KRVN Stormy
Colton Thomas
2nd
CLTC Wonder
AUTO Black Dakota Cody Thomas
3rd
BR Whitley
EF Smackdown
Reagan Taylor
Class 2 purebred females
1st
KNSH Whoopi
KRVN Pacesetter
Katelyn Smith
2nd
Brems Venus
MAGS Remote
Heather Kosub
3rd
KNSH Wilma
KRVN Pacesetter
Katelyn Smith
4th
JKFC Cruel Girl
JKFC Red Line
Kasey Rangel
Class 3 purebred females
1st
WMPA Wilma
MAGS Trailblazer
Willie Marc Payne
2nd
MBYA Winning Glory DL Rabbi
Madison Yandell
3rd
PYTN Avory
AUTO Black Dakota Peyton Fisher
4th
Whiskey River
KRVN Pacesetter
Layton Schur
Class 4 purebred females
1st
Midnight Dreamer
MAGS Trailblazer
Shelbi Holdman
2nd
KNSH Bunny
EF Smackdown
Katelyn Smith
3rd
MNHN Daisey
MAGS Trailblazer
Mason Houston
Class 5 purebred females
1st
CDTC Vicki
AUTO Black Dakota Colton Thomas
2nd
DL wonder Woman Schillings Senor
Blair Davis
Class 6 purebred females
1st
U Go Girl
CRSL Point Blank
Call Carmichael
2nd BR Unity
KRVN Pitstop
Randa Taylor
3rd
MX Eve
KRVN Pitstop
Kody Ming
4th
JKFC Fancy
KRVN Pitstop
Kasey Rangel
Champion FEMALE • U Go Girl • Call Carmichael
Reserve Champion FEMALE • KNSH Whoopi • Katelyn Smith
PLACING ANIMAL NAME
SIRES NAME
EXHIBITOR NAME
CLASS 2 purebred bulls
1st
WMPA Wrangler Ace KRVN Pacesetter
Willie Marc Payne
CLASS 3 purebred bulls
1st
DL Wonderfully Made KRVN Pitstop
Blair Davis
Champion BULL • BCAB Willie • Callie Badgett
Reserve Champion Bull • WMPA Wrangler Ace • Willie Marc Payne
Call Carmichael of Midland
exhibited the Champion bredand-owned purebred female
with U Go Girl, a 11/4/2008
daughter of Carrousels Point
Blank and CTCT Rocking Rosy.
Brandon Callis sorted the 20
females.
KNSH Whoopi was named
Reserve Champion bred-andowned purebred female. The
10/13/09 daughter of KRVN
Pacesetter and LFL Nellie is
owned by Katelyn Smith of
Stephenville.
CLASS 1 purebred bulls
1st
BCAB Willie
DL Top Speed
Callie Badgett
2nd
CURBS Marshall
KRVN Naskar
Mason Houston
3rd
KNSH Wilbur
KRVN Pacesetter
Katelyn Smith
The Champion bred-andowned purebred bull was
exhibited by Callie Badgett
of Huntsville with BCAB
Willie, a 10/28/09 son of DL
Top Speed and DL Passion.
WMPA Wrangler Ace was
named Reserve Champion
bred-and-owned purebred bull.
Willie Marc Payne of Levelland
owns the 6/7/09 son of KRVN
Pacesetter and LFL Rendy.
Shelbi Holdman of Sundown
exhibited the Champion
bred-and-owned Lim-Flex
bull with Keystone, a 5/20/09
son of LH Rodemaster and
LFL Shadow Dancer.
The Reserve Champion bredand-owned Lim-Flex bull was
exhibited by Blane Counsil of
Madisonville with BLCX Direct
Deposit.
august 2010 • TLA - 17
TJLA Show Lim-Flex Results
PLACING ANIMAL NAME
SIRES NAME
EXHIBITORS NAME
Class 1
1st
BR Whitley
EF Smackdown
Reagan Taylor
Class 2
1st
Brems Venus
MAGS Remote
Heather Kosub
2nd
LH Whiskey Woman CHR Tucker
Ryan Kidd
Class 3
7 shown
1st
EXLR Seline
BR Midland
Brayden DeBorde
2nd
LFL Winning Number DHVO Trey
Travis Payne
3rd
CFLX Willow
KRVN Naskar
Madison Counsil
4th
LFL Walking Tall
MAGS Trailblazer
Reese Pate
5th
LegsWhistle Britchs Basin Franchise
Layton Schur
Class 4
7 shown
1st
Tiny Dancer
LH Rodemaster
Troy Holdman
2nd
LFL Wendy
DHVO Trey
Layton Schur
3rd
Wonder Woman
MAGS Twain
Drew Waters
4th DL Wholesome
PBRS Top Hand
Peyton Fisher
5th
PCC Wynona
MAGS Trailblazer
Randa Taylor
Class 5
5 shown
1st
YRTX Wendy
WLR Direct Hit
Taylor McCarthy
2nd
Midnight Dreamer MAGS Trailblazer
Shelbi Holdman
3rd
KNSH Bunny
EF Smackdown
Katelyn Smith
4th
DLWorthyof Worship Schillings Senor
Callie Badgett
5th
DL Winter
DHVO Trey
Myles Tackett
Class 6
8 shown
1st
SSTO Wrap it Up
DHVO Trey
Lauren Stowers
2nd
SSTO Whistling
GPFF Blaque Rulon Lauren Stowers
3rd
LH Witchey Woman GPFF Blaque Rulon Remy Carmichael
4th
CFLX Lucy
DHVO Trey
Blane Counsil
5th
CHR Whimsical Gal Schillings Talladega Taylor McCarthy
The Champion Lim-Flex heifer was exhibited by
Spencer Wilder of Snook with SSTO Wondergirl,
a 1/4/09 daughter of EF Smack Down and SSTO
Rhinestone. Brandon Callis evaluated the 41 entries.
PLACING ANIMAL NAME
SIRES NAME
EXHIBITORS NAME
Class 7
1st
CHR Western Sky
GPFF Blaque Rulon Remy Carmichael
2nd
KRVN Western Gal GPFF Blaque Rulon Alexis Pinkert
3rd
CFLX Cheerleader
EF Smackdown
Madison Counsil
4th
JKFC Precious
KRVN Pitstop
Kasey Rangel
Class 8
1st
SSTO Wondergirl
EF Smackdown
Spencer Wilder
2nd
AUTO Raven
AUTO Blaque Label Lauren Stowers
3rd
CALO 1201 U
FULC Cowtown
Gavin McCarthy
Class 9
1st
LFL Up Front
GAR Predestined
Travis Payne
Champion • SSTO Wondergirl • Spencer Wilder
Reserve Champion • LFL Up Front • Travis Payne
It Pays!
YRTX Wendy was the Reserve
Champion Shoot-Out heifer.
She is a 4/2/09 daughter of
WLR Direct Hit that was
purchased by Taylor McCarthy
at the Cowtown Classic
Limousin Sale in Fort Worth.
15607 Hwy 281
Windthorst, TX 76389
It pays to own cattle with the YRTX Prefix. Four of five
Lone Star Shoot-Out heifers that we sold at TLA sales
received a check at the Lone Star Shoot Out. These four
heifers returned their owners a total of $2,350.
www.YoungandRogersFarm.com
LFL Up Front was named Reserve Champion LimFlex female. Travis Payne of Levelland exhibited
the 9/23/08 daughter of GAR Predestined and LFL
My Girl.
YRTX Waggle was the Class
One winner in the Lone Star
Shoot-Out. She is a 9/2/09
daughter of GPFF Blaque
Rulon that was purchased
by Madison Counsil at the
Texas Best Sale in Decatur.
Watch for our next crop of Lone Star ShootOut prospects at
upcoming TLA sales. Cattle for sale year around at the farm.
18 - TLA • August 2010
TJLA Show Prospect Steer Results
PLACING REG #
WGT
SIRE
Class 1
1st
NXM1955822
570
Heat Wave
2nd
NPM1951799
523
DHVO Trey
3rd
NPM1951768
593
DHVO Trey
EXHIBITOR
Kade Willis
Travis Payne
Grayson Russell
Madison Yandell of Wichita Falls exhibited the Champion prospect steer with a
709 lb. halfblood stter by Eyes on the Money.
PLACING REG #
WGT
SIRE
EXHIBITOR
Class 2
1st
NXM1954415
709
Eyes on the Money Madison Yandell
2nd
NPM1951768
712
DHVO Trey
Grayson Russell
Champion • Madison Yandell
Reserve champion • Kade Willis
Kade Willis of Anton exhibited the Reserve Champion prospect steer with a 570 lb.
halfblood Heat Wave calf.
Lonestar Shoot-Out class results
PLACING ANIMAL NAME
SIRES NAME
CLASS 1
1st
YRTX Waggle
GPFF Blaque Rulon
2nd
YRTX Water Sprite
Schillings Talledega
3rd
YRTX Water Lilly
GPFF Blaque Rulon
4th
YRTX Weaver Dream EF Mainstay
CLASS 2
1st
LFL Walking Tall
MAGS Trailblazer
2nd
LFL Violet
DHVO Trey
3rd
YRTX Whoopi
Schillings Talladega
CLASS 3
1st
LFL Coton Candy
DHVO Trey
2nd
LFL Wendy
DHVO Trey
3rd
PCC Wonder Woman LFL Sarg
4th
PCC Wynonna
MAGS Trailblazer
CLASS 4
1st
YRTX Wendy
WLR Direct Hit
EXHIBITOR NAME
Madison Counsil
Kade Willis
Taylor Rawlings
Britan Counsil
Reese Pate
Heather Bornheim
Taylor Stockard
Jayce Wilder
Layton Schur
Gary Waters
Randa Taylor
Taylor McCarthy
PLACING ANIMAL NAME
SIRES NAME
2nd
LFL Wind Up Doll
MAGS Savage
3rd
RDRNR What a Girl MAGS Tuff E Nuff
Class 5
1st
KRVN Western Gal GPFF Blaque Rulon
2nd
CHR Whimsical Gal Schillings Talladega
3rd
SSCL Wendy
SSCL Seimans Pwr
4th
SSTO Win Some
DHVO Duece
5th
UGNX Whisper
KRVN Naskar
CLASS 6
1st
SSTO Wondergirl
EF Smackdown
2nd
CPPD Sassy Girl
GPFF Blaque Rulon
3rd
SSTO UR Too Hot
AUTO Black Dakota
4th
SSCL Undeniable
RGMA Night Rider
EXHIBITOR NAME
Kendall Harsh
Heather Bornheim
Alexis Pinkert
Taylor McCarthy
Harison Russell
Reagan Taylor
Destin Counsil
Spencer Wilder
Lacy Lynn
Madison Russell
Caitlyn Counsil
Champion Shoot-Out Heifer • SSTO Wonder Girl • Spencer Wilder
Reserve Champion Shoot-Out Heifer • YRTX Wendy • Taylor McCarthy
Congratulations
to the Many Field Day Winners!
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HLH Lady Dove, was a very competitive
show heifer for Jordan Johnson of Krum,
TX. We are currently offering a 2/25/09
homozygous polled, double black herd sire
prospect that is a full sib to Sophie, RPER
387W, with a BW of 85 lb., a WW of 710 lb.
and a YW of 1073 lb.
RPER Waxahachie 386W
KRVN Pure Love (Rulon) x RPER Sierra (BR
Midland)
BD: 2/11/09 Homo Black & Polled tests pending
BW 76 WW 621 YW 989
CED 7 BW.3 WW 46 YW 86 MA 18 CM 1 SC .1
CW 17 RE .19 YG .13 MARB .18 $MTI 49
This 62% Lim-Flex sports an impressive pedigree
by a very good 75% Rulon son and out of a 50%
daughter of BR Midland and an Orion daughter.
RPER Willow 394W
RHKS 003W
If your desires lean towards red, then
consider this double polled, fall-born
prospect sired by OPUS Winchester (AUTO
Black Dakota x EXLR 4100J) as either that
red herd bull or a slick-shear steer.
KRVN Pure Love x RPER Lady in Blaque (GPFF Joe Blaque)
BD: 10/20/09 Homo Black & Polled tests pending
BW 68 WW 615
CED 6 BW 1.3 WW 43 YW 77 MA 25 CM -2
SC .3 CW 9 RE .39 YG -.07 MARB -.09 $MTI 40
This fall heifer will be offered as a Lone Star Shoot-Out heifer
at the Heart of Texas Sale in West on October 16 and has lots
of potential — stout-boned, deep-sided and lots of hair.
Perrin Limousin RancH
Rusty & Marcy Perrin
302 PR 4482 • Decatur, Texas 76234
940/433-8069 • 940/393-3357 mobile
e-mail: perrlimo@flash.net
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J.R. and Linda Brady
198 FM 1730, Rt. 1, P.O. Box 105 • Wilson, TX 79381
Cell: (806) 781-9090 • Barn: (806) 863-4640
Home: (806) 863-3607 • Fax: (806) 863-4641
Email: jrlranch@nts-online.net