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DAM of Lot 1. Owned by Dave Knupp of Orion, IL.Sold as Lot 32 (HCC R2) in 2009 HCC Sale.

Full brother of Lot 1. Purchased by Gray Show Cattle.

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SIRE: MonopolyDAM: HCC R2 BC Marathon x Meyer 734

March 18, 2010 • Chi

I visited with Dr. Michael Pugh, of Westwood Geneticsabout flushing our best seven or eight virgin heifers

last spring. Well, as you will see for yourself, the results were more than worthwhile. Lot 1 is plain

and simple, my kind of cattle. Big legged, hugeribbed, good hipped and really good in her neck and shoulder. I really don’t think you can build one any better in terms of foot and leg structure. As an added bonus, we sold her full brother

to Gray Show Cattle for $7,000.

Lot 1

Selling 1/2 Interest & Full Possession


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Lot 2HUSTON 19

SIRE: MonopolyDAM: HCC W19 Cheap Trick x PB Red Angus

April 7, 2010 • Chi

Some one said Matt Lautner had a challenge or bet that Monopoly calveswould out sell all other sire groups this fall. I don’t know the outcome of

the bet, but I would sure think that Lot 1 & 2 here at my place would makeit tough on the competition! This is a really good show heifer folks. She willbe more than capable of holding her own in any race she runs next year. I know I might be a little different than most breeders, but I’m really

excited about making cows out of my Monopoly heifers.


Here they are, the first females out of the famous PANDA cow. I promisethese Angus sired sisters are thebreath of fresh air that the industryhas been waiting for. I know this heiferisn’t perfect, but when you start toanalyze her, the positives far outweighthe negatives.

PandaPanda

FRICTION x BATES x FULL THROTTLEReference Donor Only

HUSTON 100 ETSIRE: DCC New Look 101DAM: PANDAMarch 7, 2010Chi

Lot 3a

Heat Wave x PANDA. Sold to Copus & Rodgers.

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This heifer will flat flooryou with her massiveskeletal structure. A lotof people were laughingat me for flushing PANDAto New Look 101. Letsjust see who gets the lastlaugh come Nov. 21st.

Lot 3cHUSTON 612 ETSIRE: DCC New Look 101DAM: PANDAApril 22, 2010Chi

Selling 1/2 Interest & Full PossessionSelling 1/2 Interest & Full Possession

I realize, there is no suchthing as the perfect animal. However, PANDA will makemy life a whole lot easier inthe quest of trying to makeone. This calf hit me like aton of bricks the first time Isaw her. Sale day-Look Out!

HUSTON 118 ETSIRE: DCC New Look 101DAM: PANDAMarch 5, 2010Chi

Lot 3b

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Lot 4HUSTON 66 ETSIRE: Meyer 734DAM: PANDAApril 21, 2010Chi or 1/2 Blood Simmental


Lot 5HUSTON 204SIRE: GrizzlyDAM: Private Stock x

After ShockApril 4, 2010Composite

This is one really goodheifer that was raised byShane & Rodney. She isout of a first calf heiferthey bought here last year.This heifer will simply sellherself once you see her!

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This is exactly what Ihad envisioned when Idecided to flush PANDAto Meyer 734. The ironicthing is, I think this lit-tle heifer will be betterthan her mother!! Thatis saying a hell of a lot.

PandaPanda

FRICTION x BATES x FULL THROTTLEReference Donor Only

Selling 1/2 Interest & Full Possession


Lot 6aHUSTON 017 ETSIRE: Heat WaveDAM: HCC R1April 2, 2010Chi

I would never want a pasturefull of Heat Wave cows, BUTthere is an exception to everyrule. Not many Heat Waveheifers have a mother likethis one! This heifer will runwith the best of them!

Lot 6bHUSTON 022 ETSIRE: Heat WaveDAM: HCC R1April 4, 2010Chi

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DAM of Lot 6a&b. Owned by Line Show Cattle of Aledo, IL.Sold as Lot 1 (HCC R1) in 2009 HCC Sale

Here is a chance to own a reallygood calf out of one of the topafter After Shock daughters in the entire country. Stop byLine Show Cattle, in Aledosometime to see this heifersbeast of a mother.

Lot 7aHUSTON 4076 ETSIRE: Carpe DiemDAM: HCC R7March 18, 2010Chi

I knew this Alias daughter wouldgenerate club calves and she didjust as expected. This white heifercan Walk the Walk & Talk theTalk! She is so incredibly soft andsmooth in her make up. I wouldthink the future makings couldprove profitable for the new owner.


ALIAS x HUSTON ANGUS 4107DAM of Lot 7a,b&c. Owned by Ralph Hale of Bloomberg, TX

Sold as Lot 21 (HCC R7) in 2009 HCC Sale

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Lot 7bHUSTON 103 ETSIRE: Carpe DiemDAM: HCC R7Steer

I kept back what I thoughtwas our best smoke steer justfor this sale. This will be agreat State Fair fat steer. It’sabout time a silver one wonSpringfield.

Lot 7cHUSTON 108 ETSIRE: Carpe DiemDAM: HCC R7March 4, 2010Chi

Talk about generating clubcalves. This red heifer will dojust that. Unbelievable power.She is built just like hermother, only with better hair.

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Lot 8HUSTON 9

SIRE: After Shock DAM: Angus 4074A.I.: 6/9/2010 Bar EXT 205

I know there are a lot of folks out there that are afraid tojump on the After Shock band wagon. Well, that is fine,

because I will be the first to admit that what works for somemight not work for others. For those of you who feel thesefemales will work, go ahead and belly up for a few more!There are a few of these ladies that will simply amaze you!

Please don’t forget to look at the handful of breds out of After Shock dams. (Lot 41 & Lot 44)

If you want to check my references, just call one of theseloyal customers: Dave & Danny Shike, Scott Campbell, Jon& Ty Webster, Ben Danner or Ryan Dunklau. Ask them howtheir club calf babies out of After Shock cows sold this fall.

My Turn x After Shock. Sold by Shikes.

Monopoly x After Shock. Sold by Shikes to Gray.


Lot 9HUSTON 14SIRE: After ShockDAM: Angus 4102A.I.: 6/21/2010Tryon

Here is a heifer that I knowwill work with the likes ofWalks Alone or Monopolydown the road. Go aheadand try to prove me wrong!


One thing about the AfterShocks this year, they allseem to be flatter in theirshoulder and longernecked. That just makes itthat much better for raisingclub calves.

Lot 11 This will be one of twoexcuses I make regardingthe pictures! This bred isincredibly stout yet easy onthe eyes. Make sure tostudy this one Sundaymorning.

Lot 12 This might be the best oneof the bunch when theyreach maturity. So good inher lines, and really goodhair for an After Shock.These are really big bonedheifers with a huge footunder them.

After Shock Daughters

HUSTON 28SIRE: After ShockDAM: Angus 4104A.I.: 6/12/2010Rock Solid

HUSTON 40SIRE: After ShockDAM: Angus 4119A.I.: 6/12/2010Tryon

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We bred a few of our better club calf cows to After Shock andhence the results! Make sure you bid on this one. If you don’t,I will know who is serious about raising club calves and whothe tire kickers are!


Lot 18HUSTON 81SIRE: After ShockDAM: Bates/MaineA.I.: 6/7/2010Tryon

Lot 20

Lot 15HUSTON 26SIRE: After ShockDAM: Angus 4014A.I.: 5/22/2010Bar EXT

Lot 17HUSTON 67SIRE: After ShockDAM: Angus 4086A.I.: 5/24/2010Rock Solid

Lot 19HUSTON 11SIRE: After ShockDAM: Bando 1961/MaineA.I.: 6/2/2010Tryon

HUSTON 41SIRE: After ShockDAM: Bando 1961 DaughterA.I.: 5/25/2010Tryon

Lot 14 I guarantee this is the onlybovine of this genetic combi-nation in the world. An AfterShock x Bates bred heifer. Notonly should the pedigree warmup your interest level, but thequality of the heifer is out ofthis world.

HUSTON W95SIRE: After ShockDAM: Bates DaughterA.I.: 5/25/2010Bar EXT

Lot 13HUSTON 94SIRE: After ShockDAM: Who Made WhoA.I.: 6/12/2010Rock Solid


Lot 21HUSTON 16 ETSIRE: Meyer 734DAM: MCATL 73SA.I.: 6/24/2010Bar EXT

This group of Meyer 734 bredsare full sibs. Lot 20 is as stout& moderate as any Meyer xAngus I’ve ever seen. She is sodeep and square made, it onlyseems obvious to try and raiseclub calves with her.

Lot 22HUSTON 17 ETSIRE: Meyer 734DAM: MCATL 73SA.I.: 6/6/2010Rock Solid

This heifer is just a little big-ger version of Lot 20 andmaybe just a little biggerboned. You could breed cattlelike this one to the likes ofDCC Hard Drive or somethingalong those lines and raisesome killer maintainers.

Lot 23 Lots 22 & 23 are peas in a pod.I have trouble telling themapart most of the time. Peoplethink I’m messing with themwhen they look at these two.Might as well buy both of themif you can’t tell the difference.

Lot 24

Meyer 734 Daughters

Lot 25HUSTON 22SIRE: Meyer 734DAM: MCATL 735A.I.: 6/11/2010Tryon

HUSTON 19SIRE: Meyer 734DAM: MCATL 73SA.I.: 6/13/2010Bar EXT

HUSTON 18 ETSIRE: Meyer 734DAM: MCATL 73SA.I.: 6/14/2010Tryon

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Lot 26HUSTON 60SIRE: Black LabelDAM: Angus Y3A.I.: 6/8/2010Tryon

What a bred to lead off theMaine-Anjou influenced sec-tion. This Black Label daughteris everything a person wouldwant in terms of a donor cow.Her shear power alone isenough to make the mind won-der what could happen?

Lot 27HUSTON 57SIRE: Whiskey 7DAM: Angus 4137A.I.: 5/25/2010Tryon

These Maine influenced bredsare very different than whatI’m used to. These cattle areso massive, yet still possessenough of the maternal traitsthat I preach, it’s scary. Thereshould be something for every-body here Nov. 21st.

Lot 28HUSTON 50SIRE: Black LabelDAM: Angus Y551A.I.: 5/24/2010Tryon

Check out this chromed upBlack Label. She might bethe best haired one in theoffering. Don’t be afraid totry a good Hereford bullback on this one.

Maine Influenced Breds

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Welcomeost of you, if you are like me, did not even notice that I skipped all the boring stuff at the beginning of the

catalog. It’s not that I skipped it, I just thought the cattle tookprecedence. I’m very proud of this group of females and the 2 bulls we are selling Nov. 21st.

As you might have noticed, 11 of the 12 calves selling are offspring out of our top breds from a year ago. I knew thesegenetics would work and I just wanted to show you, my cus-tomers, what these cattle were capable of producing.

With that being said, I’m proud to say we flushed 26 virgin heifers this year. That’s right, 26 head and we transfered or froze 242 embryos this summer.

These females were mated to the following bull battery:Heat Wave, Monopoly, Walks Alone, Walks on Water, Meyer734, Bates and One & Only! I honestly believe that if you aretrying to raise the elite type of composite cattle, like many ofyou are, this is a sale you simply can not afford to miss.

Thanks to all my customers, whether from the auctions or privately, without you I have nothing. We look forward to seeing you the 21st!

Mike HustonHuston Cattle Company

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Lot 29HUSTON 53SIRE: Whiskey 7DAM: Angus 4178A.I.: 5/28/2010Rock Solid

Sure seems like you see a lotof the “Big Timers” using theWhiskey bloodlines in theirclub calf momma’s pedigrees.Well, this heifer is stackedwith everything you need toraise good steers!

Lot 30HUSTON 75SIRE: Whiskey 7DAM: Angus Y517A.I.: No Record

When you see this one in per-son, you will agree with methat you can’t make ’em anybigger boned and still possessthe structural correctness shehas. I think the upside onthis bred is worth taking areal close look at.

Maine Influenced Breds

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Lot 32HUSTON 44SIRE: Whiskey 7DAM: Angus Y95A.I.: No Record

Lot 35HUSTON 76SIRE: Whiskey 7DAM: Angus Y453A.I.: 6/14/2010Bar EXT

Lot 36HUSTON 80SIRE: Black LabelDAM: Angus Y466A.I.: 6/6/2010Rock Solid

Lot 38HUSTON 29SIRE: RetroDAM: After Shock 29A.I.: 6/12/2010Tryon

Lot 39JENSEN 6SIRE: Smokin JoeDAM: After ShockA.I.: 7/24/2010Bar EXT

Lot 33HUSTON 70SIRE: Black LabelDAM: Angus 4023A.I.: 6/7/2010Tryon

Lot 37HUSTON 89SIRE: Black LabelDAM: Angus Y90A.I.: 6/2/2010Bar EXT

Lot 40HUSTON 73SIRE: Smokin JoeDAM: Sight Unseen 7243A.I.: 5/22/2010Bar EXT



Lot 41HUSTON 87SIRE: Ricky BobbyDAM: After Shock Y4055A.I.: 6/14/2010Tryon

Now we are talking my language! Boys and girls welcome to the Big Leagues.This female will be famoussomeday, that is a promise!

Lot 42HUSTON 61SIRE: ImmortalDAM: Huston 242

(Meyer 734)A.I.: 6/14/2010Rock Solid

This is not your typicalImmortal female — not compared to the ones I’veseen. This heifer is built so well, it is hard not to likeher. With Meyer 734 on thebottom side, it just sweet-ens the pot a little more.

Lot 43DELANEYSIRE: Point TakenDAM: C339UA.I.: 4/22/2010Cowboy Up

This is the Point Taken heiferLexi Delaney, of Iowa, boughtas an open in last years sale.Lexi has sold her last twoshow heifers back through thesale and averages $6,650! I’dbe surprised if this one didn’tpull up the average just a tick!

Lot 44HUSTON 163SIRE: Point TakenDAM: After ShockA.I.: 6/5/2010Bar EXT

Chi Influenced Breds

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I’m not even going to describethis heifer to you. I’d say thepicture will tell the wholestory. Did you notice thedams pedigree?

Lot 45HUSTON 29SIRE: Point TakenDAM: C339U W26A.I.: 6/7/2010Bar EXT

Here is another heifer thatwould be a great buy for thebreeders who are constantlythriving to better theircowherd. These breds arefunctional, high quality individuals.

Lot 46HUSTON 92SIRE: Who Made WhoDAM: Strictly BusinessA.I.: 6/12/2010Tryon

Here is a female that willseparate the men from theboys at the auction block.This bred is another one ofthose that I truely believewill find her place in yourdonor pen.

Lot 47HUSTON W27SIRE: Johnny CashDAM: PB Angus 27A.I.: 6/9/2010Rock Solid

I will be the first to admit thatI used Johnny Cash, notbecause I necessarily liked the bull, but because I lovedthe pedigree. The few that wehad are awesome. Real goodhair & look like they will matevery well with the top bulls.

Lot 48HUSTON W29SIRE: Johnny CashDAM: Cheap Trick x Maine(THC)A.I.: 6/11/2010Rock Solid

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Here is another one of theFull Flush granddaughtersthat has me really excitedfor the new owner. I know if you are in it to raise showsteers, you will need thesecows to make a run at it!


Lot 49HUSTON 79SIRE: Friction x WhiplashDAM: C339UA.I.: 6/14/2010Rock Solid

Lot 11 and this heifer didnot take the best picture!Please take my word for it,this heifer will be on yourtop 5 list before the salestarts. She will make afoundation donor cow forsome lucky individual.

Lot 50HUSTON 45SIRE: Friction x WhiplashDAM: C339UA.I.: 6/11/2010Tryon

Probably the smallestframed heifer in the sale,but also the youngest. Justgood solid genetics willmake this cow worth theinvestment.

Chi Influenced Breds

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Lot 51HUSTON W80SIRE: Johnny CashDAM: PB Angus 80A.I.: 5/25/2010Tryon

Lot 52HUSTON R52SIRE: MonopolyDAM: Picasso W372A.I.: 7/6/2010Meyer 734

Lot 54HUSTON R1SIRE: Total SolutionDAM: After Shock 4026A.I.: 6/8/2010Rock Solid

Lot 55HUSTON R65SIRE: Total SolutionDAM: After Shock B75A.I.: 6/5/2010Bar EXT

Lot 57HUSTON R56SIRE: Cheap Trick SonDAM: Angus Y2A.I.: 5/24/2010Rock Solid

Lot 58HUSTON R83SIRE: Cheap Trick SonDAM: Comm. SimmentalA.I.: 6/4/2010Rock Solid

Lot 53a&bHUSTON 74 & 74XSIRE: MonopolyDAM: Comm. SimmentalA.I.: 6/14/2010 TryonA.I.: 6/7/2010 Bar EXT

Lot 56HUSTON Y106SIRE: Total SolutionDAM: Radar

(Whiplash’s Full Brother)A.I.: 5/25/2010 Tryon

Lot 59HUSTON R97SIRE: Full Flush SonDAM: Meyer GranddaughterA.I.: 6/12/2010Rock Solid

SALE TERMS & CONDITIONS:Cash or Check. All cattle are to be paid forduring or immediately after the sale and willnot be released until after settlement hasbeen made.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:Announcements from the auction block willtake precedence over all printed material.

LIABILITIES:All persons who attend the sale do so at theirown risk, HCC and all individuals associatedwith the sale assume no liability for any acci-dents or losses that may occur.

HEALTH:Sale veterinarian, Dr. Raymond Huston,(309) 426-2419, cell (309) 224-9373, 500State Hwy 116, Roseville, IL 61473.

BRED HEIFER INFORMATION:Buyers have until December 15, 2010 to con-firm pregnancy status by their local veterinari-an. Any discrepancies must be in writing andmailed to Dr. Raymond Huston’s office by alicensed veterinarian.

INSURANCE ON PURCHASES & RISK:All animals become property of the purchaser as soon as declared sold by the auctioneer. A representative from the Hugh Miller Agencywill be available on sale day.

OPEN HEIFERS:HCC will not guarantee the reproductive status on any heifers calves that are shown.Also, there are no breeding guarantees onheifers that have entered into embryo transferprograms.

Lot 60HUSTON Y4247SIRE: Tin ManDAM: Draftpick

GranddaughterA.I.: 5/24/2010Tryon

For those of you who are reallylooking to increase the value ofyour cowherd, here is one thatwill for sure do it. We did notbred many to Tin Man, whichwas our mistake. These arevery good cattle with a ton ofperformance.

Lot 61HUSTON R35 SIRE: Bar EXTDAM: Meyer 734A.I.: 6/6/2010Bar EXT

Lot 62HUSTON R77SIRE: Bar EXTDAM: Friction/BatesA.I.: 6/11/2010Rock Solid

Here is yet another 205 daughteronly out of a Friction x Bates firstcalf heifer. I only know of oneother cow in existence that is aFriction x Bates! Who might thatbe?? My hats off to those who readall the foot notes, and picked upon the pedigree of this bred.

Lot 64HUSTON W69SIRE: DaVinciDAM: Midas/Meyer 734

GranddaughterA.I.: 6/15/2010Bar EXT

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Lot 63HUSTON R33SIRE: Tin ManDAM: Angus 4194A.I.: 6/2/2010Bar EXT

Here is a Bar EXT205 daughter outof a Meyer 734 firstcalf heifer. If youhave paid close atten-tion you would havefigured out by now that most of the breds were bred toBar EXT 205. There is a method to my madness!

Bar EXT x Meyer 734Sold to Pryor Cattle Company,

Woodbine, IA.

Dam of Lot 62. Owned by Dan Byers.

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Lot 65HUSTON R30SIRE: Carney ManDAM: Meyer 734A.I.: 6/10/2010Tryon

I might have been stretchingthe A.I. imagination just a little to far on this one! Butafter a little closer evaluationof this beautiful baldy,maybe not!

Lot 66HUSTON 69SIRE: ClimaxDAM: Angus Y93A.I.: 6/14/2010Tryon

The handful of Climax cattlewe got are awful nice. Thisfemale sorts herself to the topof that group pretty easily. Allthe Climax’s are really goodfronted with more thanenough body.

Lot 67HUSTON 78SIRE: Whiplash SonDAM: Angus 4293A.I.: 6/12/2010Bar EXT

Here is a Whiplash granddaughterthat is an outstanding individual.Her mother is by far one of ourtop Angus cows, who will be in thedonor pen next spring. This is agreat place to start when you areselecting replacement stock.

Lot 68HUSTON R88SIRE: Whiplash SonDAM: Angus 4093A.I.: 6/12/2010Bar EXT

Meyer 734 Influenced Breds

For those of you who are openminded enough to take a littleof my advice, BUY LOT 68!You can thank me about 2 or3 years down the road fromnow. This is one of the bestcow prospects I’m selling onthe 21st.

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Lot 69HUSTON R32SIRE: Meyer SonDAM: Angus 4130A.I.: 6/5/2010Bar EXT

Lot 70HUSTON R42SIRE: Meyer SonDAM: Angus 4008A.I.: 5/24/2010Tryon


Lot 74HUSTON R55SIRE: Meyer SonDAM: Angus 4099A.I.: 6/8/2010Rock Solid

Lot 77HUSTON R68SIRE: Nutt-N-Butt BusinessDAM: Angus 927A.I.: 5/25/2010Rock Solid

Lot 78HUSTON R71SIRE: GrizzlyDAM: Sight UnseenA.I.: 6/14/2010Tryon

Lot 71HUSTON R46SIRE: Meyer SonDAM: Angus 4222A.I.: 6/7/2010Tryon

Lot 75HUSTON R62SIRE: Whiplash SonDAM: Angus 343A.I.: 5/28/2010Rock Solid

Lot 79HUSTON R84SIRE: GrizzlyDAM: After ShockA.I.: 6/6/2010Rock Solid

Lot 83SCHWARTZ 68SIRE: Point TakenDAM: Meyer

GranddaughterSteer

Taylor picked up this PointTaken steer during his travelsthis fall. If you are looking fora State Fair caliber calf, he isa very logical choice.

Lot 84WEBSTER 20SIRE: MonopolyDAM: Fear This3/2010

Jon & Ty Webster are verygood friends of ours and Tyhas been very helpful in get-ting ready for the sale thisyear. He asked if he could con-sign this Monopoly heifer andbased on her quality I’m morethan happy to promote her.


Lot 76HUSTON R64SIRE: ClimaxDAM: Angus 931A.I.: 6/9/2010Tryon

Lot 80HUSTON Y127SIRE: Nutt-N-Butt BusinessDAM: AliasA.I.: 5/28/2010Bar EXT

Lot 81HUSTON 019SIRE: King MeyerDAM: Power PlantA.I.: 6/11/2010Bar EXT

Lot 82HUSTON 0141SIRE: ClimaxDAM: After ShockA.I.: 6/7/2010Bar EXT

All bred heifers were pasture exposed to aTotal Solution x Lutton bull until 8/10/2010.

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Lot 85HUSTON 101SIRE: Bates (Double Vision x Earp #40)DAM: Cunia x Earp #38

For those of you who never saw the bull we raised in 2000, that we called Bates, myapologies. However, I tried to re-create him. This red & white beast is a Bates out of anown Cunia daughter whose dam was essentially a full sibling to Bates mother! This Cuniacow is now 14 years old and looks like she is about 6. We sold Bates mother when she was23 and weighed about 1680 lbs. Trust me folks, these genetics can’t be duplicated. Youwill not find cattle bred like this or built like this anywhere in the world. We are sellingchoice of possession and 1/2 semen interest. This might be the biggest thing to hit theclub calf industry since Heat Wave! If raising slick shorn cattle is your business, then youbetter make it a point to see this calf before Nov. 21st! He is so damn stout & cool looking,it is actually kinda funny! TH & PHA carrier. Remember, PANDA’s mother is a Bates!

Lot 86HUSTON 121SIRE: Meyer 734DAM: Panda (Friction x Bates)

This is the Meyer 734 bull prospect that many have stopped by to study! I sure don’t thinkanyone has been disappointed after their visit. Even Jon Webster, who stopped by the daythe wind reached 60 mph. I will be the first to admit of my addiction to Meyer 734 genet-ics. People wanted to know why waste a flush on such a valuable female to Meyer 734.Well, this bull is exactly why I wanted to “waste” a flush to Meyer. This bull is exactly whatwe ALL have been waiting for. We can breed anything we want to him. He is TH & PHAclean. He is as hairy as they come. And, oh yea, he is out of what I honestly think is themost impressive looking cow I’ve EVER seen. We are selling Spring breeding possessionand 1/2 semen interest. The breeding possession is good for 70 days each Spring.


Lot 87HUSTON 6

SIRE: BatesDAM: Earp #39

The Right to Flush

Here is a golden opportunity for everyone in the club calf world. A chance to flush the only Shorthorn appearing TH & PHA clean Bates

daughter that I know of. This cow is one of the most unique looking femalesyou will ever find in your journeys. We transferred 7 out of One & Only and 4 out of Walks Alone. I’d say Friction is the most logical choice goingforward. She is open and ready to flush now. You will be guaranteed 8 embryos. Work to be done by Westwood Genetics of Waverly, IA.

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HUSTON CATTLE COMPANYMike and Tina Huston819 Old U.S. Highway 67Roseville, Illinois [email protected]

FIRST CLASS MAILUS Postage

PAIDMontezuma, IowaPermit No. 30

Roseville Kids Place will be providing lunchfrom 12:30 p.m. to the end of the sale. Come out to support our local daycare!

Public Welcome! Thank you for your support!

SALE DAY PHONES:Office/Home (309) 426-2052Mike Huston: (309) 368-2615Taylor Schwartz: (765) 414-6094Tina Huston: (309) 368-6549Dr. Raymond Huston: (309) 224-9373

AUCTIONEER:Col. Monte Lowderman: (309) 255-0110

AROUND THE RING:Richard Carmichael: (615) 584-0997Delvin Heldermon: (405) 205-1116Roger Holstrum: (309) 635-5190

SALE CONSULTANTS:Mark Copus: (940) 704-1853Vince Hoffman: (574) 229-3724Chris Rosa: (641) 203-1686Brad Smith: (712) 209-1500Brent Tolle: (502) 905-7831Grant Weisinger: (319) 371-4932

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