LCC BLOCKANNA NA 515 (902274) Mppa 100.0

CED 7 BW 0.5 WW 29 YW 49 Milk14 TM 29 ME 5 HPG 9 CEM 2 Stay 8 Marb 0.20 Rea 0.06 Fat -0.01

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LCC Blockanna NA 515 was a purchase from the Leachman Cattle Co. "The Last Roundup Dispersal Sale 2003".   Throughout a breed's history, a handful of females rise to the very top and become legends.   The Blockanna family has done just that. This is one of the top revenue earning cow families in the Red Angus breed as of today. Blockanna Na 515's beginning started with her namesake Blockana 609, a 1959 model. With forty-nine years of the Blockanna lineage in production, "this is a sure true test of time".   Blockanna Na 515 combines a lot of traits that is right. She comes in a very easy keeping beautiful correct conformation package, moderate frame, with a square, stoutly made hip and rump structure.   If you like clean front ended cattle that flare into that wedge shape heavy rear end, you will like Blockanna Na 515.   She is on target for the beef industry's need for today's market. With more emphases placed on lower maintenance, better-feed efficiency Blockanna Na 515 certainly fits this target. Gene Star testing was done on Blockanna NA 515 in 2004 with the result being one gene marker for marbling and four gene markers for tenderness. Her Dam, Leachman Blockana 7815 (298886), is a beautiful daughter of the great EBV 3531. She has unsurpassed power and muscle composition with a performance recorded of 107.9 MPPA. Blockanna 7815 was a top donor for the Leachman program for many years and the donor dam of the $19,500 LCC EBV Chiefdom 1070B.   She sold in the 1998 Cow Harvest Sale to Federico Benegas Lynch of Argentina for $18,000.00.   The sire of Blockanna Na 515 is none other than the great carcass bull Beckton Lancer F 442.   Lancer F442 (533603) is one of the breed's premier marbling and muscle bulls with moderate frame and fleshing ability.

LCC REBELLA NA 123 (896691) MPPA 114.3

CED 13 BW -0.2 WW 44 YW 76 Milk 23 TM 45 ME 2 HPG 13 CEM 10 Stay 19 Marb 0.03 Rea 0.17 Fat 0.01

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LCC Rebella NA 123 was a purchase from Leachman Cattle Co. " The Last Roundup Dispersal Sale in 2003 by Hust Cattle Co. Her EPD package is nothing short of outstanding and her phenotype is what top breeders are striving to produce. Rebella NA 123 has a nice balance of thickness and width of body with a beautiful straight top line on a moderate frame. Her breeding combination represents pure power and performance while maintaining a MPPA of 114.3.   She scanned a 5.57 IMF, with a Rea scan of 11.53 and a Fat scan of 0.17. Genetically few can match her EPD combination for CED, WW, YW, TM, CEM, and STAY all in the top 1% to 5% in the breed.   Rebella Na 123 calves have all been in the top end of the Hust program with growth. They are very moderate in frame size. A heifer, HUS MS Rebella R334, sold to Shepard Settlement Farm for $7,700.00 and ½ interest in HUS Chief Sequoia R336 sold to Rafter H Ranch, Allan Havick for $10,000.00.   Her dam, LLC Rebas Robin LA 969, is a stout performance female with a MPPA of 105.3 and is a maternal milk machine. Robin LA 969 is a direct daughter of the influential donor matron KRN REBA'S ROBIN the dam of the $50,000.00 LCC Grand Canyon 1244G and the $180,000.00 LCC Major League A502M.   LCC Rebella NA 123's sire, Beckton Julian GG B571, combines a lot of great traits all in one package.   B571 gives low birth, good growth, low maintenance, and high stayability with strong carcass traits making him desirable to use in any program. If one studies B571 EPDs and does a comparison, to our knowledge no other sire in the history of the Red Angus breed has achieved his accomplishments of top1% for CED, BW, ME, CEM, Stay, with top 3.5% for REA with a high accuracy. This female is awesome!

LCC BLOXY NA436 (896731) Mppa 102.3

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Bloxy NA 436 was a purchase from Leachman Cattle Co "The Last Roundup Dispersal 2003.   She is an easy keeping, low maintenance female with a smooth front and wedge shape with loads of capacity on a moderate frame. She is above average on WW, YW, Milk, TM, ME, HPG, CEM and Stay.   Bloxy NA 436 was added to the Hust donor program as of January of 2008 with a successful first flush of 16 grade one embryos. Bloxy Na 436 is on target for today's cattle industry with her low maintenance and moderate size.   This is another cow family that has stood the test of time for over thirty years in the Leachman Cattle Co. program starting with her namesake DRM Chico Bloxy, a 1970 model. Bloxy NA 436's dam, LCHMN Bloxy C1176, was a moderate framed, problem free Heavenly 8141 daughter with a perfect udder. She produced the $21,000.00 past trait leader LCC ON Target 1016E.   LCHMN Bloxy C1176 was a prolific donor for the Leachman program. Her career performance recorded of 102.6 Mppa was also quite impressive. Her dam, Lman Bloxy 9038 was a powerful Copper Top Chief 301 daughter who finished her career at Leachman's with a 105.0 Mppa and produced over $44,000.00 worth of progeny. Bloxy NA 436, sire is none other than Lman King Rob 8621 (335067) the "King Of Blow And Go."   No other bull has dominated a breed quite like King Rob has.

If you study you history lesson you will see he was a trait leader for milk and stayability. Now that's putting milk, fertility and longevity in to your cow herd. Today King Rob remains in the top 15% of the breed for YW, Milk, TM, HPG, CEM, and Stay.   When you consider King Rob is eighteen years of age.... this is some powerful static's!

LJC JULIANNE 325 (909089) Mppa 98.0

CED 14 BW -0.5 WW 39 YW 75 MILK 12 TM 31 ME 6 HPG 11 CEM 7 STAY 19 MARB 0.33 REA 0.25 FAT 0.00

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LJC Julianne 325 is a big impressively thick and capacious made female on a moderate frame. She scanned with a 6.65 IMF 9.56 Rea and Fat of 0.16.

LJC Julianne 325 is a big impressively thick and capacious made female on a moderate frame. She scanned with a 6.65 IMF 9.56 Rea and Fat of 0.16.

Her EPD combination for CED, YW STAY, MARB, REA ranks her in the top 1% to 5% in the breed. Julianne 325 exemplifies the breed's movement toward superior carcass genetics and she uniquely combines the antagonistic traits of Marbling and Ribeye area with a .33 Marb EPD and a .25 Rea EPD.    Julianne 325 was one of the R.A. Brown Ranch's top donor cows. She has been flushed six times giving an average of seven high quality embryos per flush. Hust Cattle Co. purchased Julianne 325 from the R. A. Brown Bull & Female 2007 sale. She was bred by the Croissant Red Angus program. The Croissant's have a balanced trait selection program with a "No Fads/No Extremes" philosophy. We are very pleased to have the opportunity to add Julianne 325 to the Hust donor program. This pedigree reads like the "who's who for carcass and calving ease with the Beckton Lancer T A664 (sire of Beckton Lancer F442 T) on the bottom side and Beckton Julian GG B 571 on the topside.   Both Lancer T A664 (91 model) and Beckton Julian GG B 571(92 model) were strong for both marbling and rib-eye muscle area, they were both below average for birth and above average for weaning, gainability, yearling and were low maintenance cattle.   As you can see by the birth date on these two old boys, history does repeat itself. This is two of the hottest pedigree in the Red Angus breed today. Semen on B 571 is very scarce and when it is available... it is very expensive. His legacy will live on through his sons and daughters.

HXC JOLENE 301N (903636) Mppa 99.2

CED 13 BW -1.4 WW 41 YW 79 MILK 14 TM 35 ME   -1 HPG 11 CEM 6 STAY 20 MARB 0.09 REA 0.17 FAT 0.01

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HXC Jolene 301N is a real treat from the Brown family and C-Bar Ranch program right from the top of their ET program. Hust Cattle Co purchased her from the R.A. Brown Bull & Female Sale in 2007.   Jolene 301N was used in the Brown's donor program with much success. She had been flushed by the Brown's six times producing an average of seven embryos per flush. She was flushed this spring at Hust giving a return of 15 good embryos.    Progeny from Jolene grossed   $16,250.00 in revenue sales in the Brown family's 2007 sale. Jolene 301N was bred by Hueftle Cattle Co. While in the Hueftle program she produced a son HXC Big Dawg 5515R that was a 2006 sale topper selling to Tim & Julie Shick, MT. This awesome cow is sure to catch the eye of anyone who likes moderate framed, wide based, attractive cattle with great disposition. Jolene 301N ranks in the top 3% for CED, 8% for WW 2% for YW 10% for ME, 1% for STAY, 24% for MARB, 19% for REA. When you start mentioning that an animal is in the top 1% for any given trait, those categories place that animal in a pretty select group. Her sire, Beckton Julian GG B571, fits into this elite category for two different traits, CED, STAY, along with the top 2% for BW, 3% for ME, and top 3% for REA. It is going to get a lot harder to come by these good daughters of Julian B571. Now deceased and little to no semen available, Julian GG B571 genetics are a rare and precious commodity.  

HXC CARLENE 303N (903575) Mppa 100.8

CED 16 BW -2.1 WW 37 YW 67 MILK 20 TM 39 ME 1 HPG 12 CEM 5 STAY 18 MARB -0.04 REA 0.40 FAT 0.01

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HXC Carlene 303N is another gem from the Brown Family and C-Bar Ranch program. Right from the top of there ET program.   They purchased her from the Hueftles. Like her sister, HXC JOLENE 301N, Carlene also produced several high sellers in the Hueftles 2006 sale. Sons and daughters of this great cow sold in the R.A. Brown Bull & Female Sale 2007 bringing in revenues grossing over $29,000.00.   Carlene 303N will be added to Hust Cattle Co. ET program this year (2008) Carlene 303N has a nice quite disposition with a moderate frame, a nice chiseled front-end that flows back into a square hip.   We feel these are attributes that are worthy of propagating. Genetically speaking she is a real gem combining two of the breed's best carcass genetics:   Beckton Julian GG B571 and BFCK Cherokee CNYN 4912. B571 who is in the top 1% for CED (Calving Ease Direct), 2% BW (Low Birth Weight), 3% ME (Maintenance Energy), 2% CEM

(Calving Ease Maternal), 1% STAY (Stayability), and 3% REA (Rib Eye Area).   His daughters are beautiful, moderate sized cows with excellent udders. BFCK Cherokee CNYN 4912 remains the most dominant sire in the Red Angus breed. He combines moderate birth weight with unreal ribeye (0.58) and solid marbling (0.14) all this on a 5.3 frame. The Cherokee cattle are moderate framed, low maintenance and full of muscle. We all talk about the sires yet we all need to remember the females are the factories.

BIEBER KANNA 6807 (588278) Mppa 103.1

CED -1 BW 3.6 WW 41 YW 58 MILK 18 TM 39 ME 3 HPG 11 CEM -3 STAY 11 MARB 0.19 REA 0.25 FAT -0.01

Bieber Kanna 6807 is a proven donor purchased from the Bieber Red Angus Ranch mature cowherd dispersal sale in 2003 by Hust Cattle Co.  

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The Kanna cow line is one of the most coveted cow lines in the Bieber Ranch program. Several daughters from this great cow were retained to take Kanna 6807's place. When you see Kanna 6807 it is easy to understand the attachment to this beautiful cow. She is a powerfully made, naturally thick female with a good udder conformation and very easy keeping. It certainly doesn't hurt that her EPD's rank her in the top 16% on six out of thirteen traits.   WW top 8%, TM top 14%, HPG top 16%, MARB top 8%, REA top 5%, FAT top 7%.   She is eleven years of age with fourteen calves being registered on her with an average Birth Ratio of 98, Weaning Ratio of 104, Year Ratio of 102, IMF Ratio of 112, Fat Ratio of 88. This is truly a great female. If you travel back in time you will see the Kanna family derived from the Blockana lineage. This takes you back to a female by the name of Dakota Blockana, a 1965 model - forty-three years of this lineage. When we studied the performance data on this cow family it was amazing to see, on five generations an Mppa of 105.4 averages. The Kannna family has stood the test of time and is still going strong in today's cattle industry.   Kanna 6807's sire, JHE Canyon Hawk 1062 (378597), can certainty takes us back to our history lessons.

Quote: from Alan Havick, Rafter H Ranch   "Canyon Hawk, was just a damn good bull".   He was masculine, deep made, with natural thickness, and plenty of thickness over the top on a moderate frame. His sons were masculine and thick; his daughters are high performance females. Canyon Hawk ranks in the top 2 % for REA with a REA EPD of 0.50. This trait has passed on through to of his two daughters at Hust Cattle Co., Bieber Kanna 6807 with a REA EPD of 0.25 and a IMF Ratio of 112 and Bieber Sheba 5537(479115) with a REA EPD of 0.63 and a REA Ratio of 115.      

BIEBER SHEBA 5537 (479115) Mppa 107.0

CED 2 BW 0.5 WW 33 YW 59 MILK 22 TM 39 ME 2 HPG 11 CEM -6 STAY 11 MARB -0.07 REA 0.63 FAT -0.01

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Bieber Sheba 5537, is a proven donor purchased from the Bieber Red Angus Ranch mature cowherd dispersal in 2003. The Canyon Hawk cattle are highly desirable, productive, very maternal cows with unbelievable carcass traits. Phenotypically, Sheba 5537 is feminine fronted and correct on her feet and legs. She is a thirteen year old with eleven calves registered to her with a BW average of 105 and WW average of 108, YW average of 110, IMF average of 98, REA average of 115, FAT average of 118. She has performance with carcass that is unequaled with a REA EPD of 0.63 this ranks her in the top 1% of the breed. This is truly a hard working female with structure soundness and longevity - Sheba 5537 just keeps on giving. Her sire, JHE Canyon Hawk 1062 (378597), has a very interesting mix in his pedigree. His grandam on the paternal side was none other than the BJR Dakel 830-967(127982), dam of BJR Yogo 002-104.   This is a foundation of greatness bred by one of the most respected programs in the Red Angus industry" the Boot Jack Ranch."

BROWN C-BAR QUEEN JEWEL R545 (1071333) Dam Mppa 109.6

CED 7 BW 0.8 WW 39 YW 66 MILK 19 TM 39 ME 4 HPG 8 CEM 4 STAY 12 MARB 0.08 REA 0.41 FAT 0.00

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Brown C-Bar Queen Jewel R545 is a beautiful combination of femininity and power. Jewel R545 has a lot of natural thickness with a very correct conformation, good feet and legs with a nice high-attached udder and small teats with a nice slick hair coat. Jewel R545 ranks in the top 1% for REA with a 13.49 scan, top 12% for WW top 14% for YW 13% for TM. Jewel R545 is the direct result of embryos purchased by the Brown's from the Chicken Creek Dispersal Sale in 2004. Hust Cattle Co purchased her from the R.A. Brown Bull and Female Sale in 2007. This is a cow family that still reigns supreme with the grand dam being the legendary JRA James 904 with a lifetime Mppa average of 113.3. If you search the RAAA database you will not find another cow family in the history of the Red Angus breed that can match the superiority and performance of these great ladies. With an average of 108.7 Mppa on five generations, all the way back to the JRA James 303, a 1977 model. Jewel R545's dam is the CCF Queen Jewel 904 03 purchased by Hust Cattle Co for $18,500.00 from the Chicken Creek Dispersal Sale in 2004. Jewel 904 03 earned her spot as a " breed impact cow" as a two year old with her first calf, CCF Sequoya 0361. One half interest sold in CCF Sequoya 0361 for $12,500.00 to the Chatburn Ranch ID as Lot #1 in the 2004 Leachman Cattle Barons Bull Sale. Sequoya 0361 has a BW Ratio of 106, a WW Ratio of 124, an YW Ratio 117 with REA Scan of 15.18. Jewel R545 sire Beckton Lancer F442 is one of the industry's carcass king's ranking in the top 11% for MARB, top 1% for REA, top 5% for FAT along with the fact he adds tremendous muscle and volume in a moderate, easy fleshing package with a ME in the top 7% of the Red Angus breed.  

CCF CPRTOP PRAIRIE QUEEN 0141 (872221) MPPA 98.6

CED -1 BW 3.1 WW 33 YW 58 MILK 25 TM 42 ME 12 HPG 11 CEM 3 STAY 14 MARB 0.01 REA -0.01 FAT -0.01

Miss Forster CPRTOP 591 (dam of CCF CPRTOP Prairie Queen)

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CCF CPRTOP Prairie Queen 0141 is a nice gentle female easy to handle with lots of thickness, clean fronted, beautiful top line, good feet and legs, nice udder attachment, with excellent growth. Hust Cattle Co. purchased Prairie Queen 0141 from the Chicken Creek Dispersal Sale in 2004. Prairie Queen is a direct daughter of the legendary history making Miss Forster Cprtop 591. Coppertop 591 dominated the breed, leading the Milk and TM EPD charts for five consecutive years with a +40 Milk and +52 Total Maternal EPD respectively. Her 125 AWR on six calves earned her a 120 MPPA at Forsters before she topped their 2000 sale for $50,000 to Chicken Creek Farms and Atkinson Reds. Her progeny have continued to dominate the Red Angus industry with high demand and high sales for over ten years. An awesome full sister to Prairie Queen 0141 sold in the 2000 Bet On Red, to Ronnie and Gary Keith, Arrowhead Ranch OK for $9,500. Prairie Queen 0141's sire, Leachman Outlier 1039G, was Leachman's top performing bull in 1998, posting astonishing figures of 134 WW Ratio, 137 YW Ratio with a 4.9 ADG, 4.3 WDA, with 47cm testicles at one year of age. Breed leading phenotype and growth with loads of maternal is certainly in this genetic gem "CCF CPRTOP Prairie Queen 0141".

CCF EMILY 0012 (743324) MPPA 102.2

CED 1 BW 2.5 WW 35 YW 58 MILK 24 TM 42 ME 2 HPG 8 CEM -1 STAY 14 MARB -0.14 REA 0.01 FAT 0.01

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CCF Emily 0012 is a real standout with loads of capacity and performance in a maternal looking package on a moderate frame. She is slick haired, good feet and legs, excellent level udder attachment with nice small teats. Hust Cattle Co. purchased Emily 0012 from the Chicken Creek Dispersal Sale in 2004. Emily has done a very nice job in the Hust program.   She Gene Star tested with a score of one gene marker for marbling and three gene markers for tenderness. Chicken Creek Farms and Flying F Ranch purchased her dam, BJR Emily 041-917, in 1998 from the Boot Jack Ranch Dispersal Sale.   Emily 041 was a donor in the two programs until she sold in the Chicken Creek Dispersal to Link Ranch PA. The Emily family is recognized as being high maternal, very sound and loaded with longevity, good feet and legs with beautiful udder structures. This is a solid hard working cow family standing the test of time going back to 1984 when Cliff Haugen's Bootjack program started this Emily line. Her sire, Larson Red Lightning, has the ability to sire milky, high performing, heavy muscled, attractive progeny making him a breed favorite for many years.

CCF EMILY L081 P405 (936155) MPPA 100.4

CED 4 BW 2.4 WW 39 YW 69 MILK 25 TM 45 ME 2 HPG 11 CEM 5 STAY 16 MARB 0.01 REA 0.00 FAT 0.01

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CCF Emily L081 P405 is a real clean made feminine female with a nice correct conformation. She has an excellent set of feet and legs along with a beautiful top line with width of body. She ranks in the top 12% WW, 10% YW, 4% Milk, 3% STAY. Emily P405 was purchased from the Chicken Creek Dispersal Sale in 2004 as a heifer calf beside her dam CCF Emily 0012. Her dam, CCF Emily 0012, is a stout moderate made feminine female with loads of capacity. If one is looking for hard working females, this is a cow family that stood the test of time in the Bootjack Ranch program for many years. "A no pay no stay program." Her sire is the history making BUF CRK Romeo L081 a direct son of Beckton Julian GG B571. A trait leader for CED top 1%, BW top 2%, ME top 3%, CEM top 2%, STAY top 1%. When you study the data on Romeo L081 it certainly makes you realize why he has been such a popular bull. With a BW Ratio of 101, WW Ratio of 112, YW Ratio of 122, MARB Ratio 145, REA Ratio 126 also adding the fact his dam, BUF CRK Primrose 5679, has an Mppa of 106.9. Romeo was Buffalo Creek's high gaining bull in 2001-02. On a test designed for a 3 lb. ADG, Romeo gained 5.13 lbs per day.   Also I would just like to throw in the fact he ranks in the top 3% for CEM, 1% for STAY.   This is a performance pedigree top and bottom.  

HUST HR 2X1 6004 (582597) MPPA 112.4

CED 5 BW 0.2 WW 34 YW 53 MILK 22 TM 39 ME 4 HPG 8 CEM 3 STAY 9 MARB 0.09 REA -0.03 FAT 0.00

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2X1 6004 is beauty with a stout, thick, deep body. Her phenotype just screams that she is a tremendous cow. She has a Birth Ratio of 97, with a WEAN Ratio 117, Year Ratio of 108, with an Mppa of 112.4. Her dam, HUS DAMA HR 2989, was a powerful performance female in the Hust program with an Mppa of 108.2. Going back to LCHMN DAMA 2119 with an Mppa of 102.4. Her sire, HUS CHIEFDOM 3109, was a thick, deep, correct red meat machine. Progeny from this cow family has worked quite well in the Hust program. The daughters of the Chiefdom 3109 bull are very moderate low maintenance high performance cattle with lots of thickness and beautiful udders. This is some old lead-time genetics with true greatness backing the whole package. If you are looking for outcross genetics for today's more contemporary cattle Hust HR 2X1 is the genetic gem for you.  

HUST MS NEW TREND (963979) Mppa 99.6

CED -1 BW 2.8 WW 41 YW 74 MILK 26 TM 47 ME 10 HPG 14 CEM 2 STAY 16 MARB 0.06 REA 0.04 FAT 0.00

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P008 is the keeping kind with a beautiful udder with nice attachment along with perfect teats. She has loads of capacity on a nice moderate frame. Of course I left out the fact her progeny consistently excel in the breeds strengths like growth, phenotype, and maternal power. This is one powerful female with stat's that rank here in the top 1-5% on WW, YW, Milk, TM, HPG and Stay. Her dam, Double Eagle Bonanza M278, was a purchase by Hust Cattle Co. from the 2002 Bet On Red, Reno, Nevada Sale. She has worked well in the Hust donor program. She like here daughter is an awesome female with beauty and power to burn. Need Milk? P008's sire Red Brylor New Trend 22D has it. And lots of it! An outcross bred bull from Canada, he has been one of the top milk trait leaders with awesome stats of 1% for Milk, 1% for TM, 2% for HPG, and top 1% for Stay. If you like performance and eye-appeal he's got them too!

HUST MS GRAND PRIX (963978)

CED 3 BW 1.4 WW 38 YW 71 MILK 22 TM 41 ME 13 HPG 9 CEM 4 Stay 16 MARB 0.01 REA 0.10 FAT 0.01

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Ms Grand Prix P003 has tremendous length of body on a very correct frame from head to toe with loads of eye appeal. When one studies this pedigree package, P003 possesses both carcass and maternal power genes in this genetic grab bag. On the carcass end of this spectrum, P003 scanned with a 6.10 IMF and a 12.79 REA. If carcass is an inheritable trait...this lady is loaded. With Buf Crk Chf 824-1658 with a MARB EPD 0.15, Glacier Marias 548 with a MARB 0.36, REA 0.24, Creek Side Copper with 0.42 MARB, LMB Golden Boy 719 with MARB 0.17, REA 0.23, Leachman EBV 3531 MARB 0.26, BJR Yogo 022-104 with REA 0.42. This is six of the greatest carcass valued sires in the Red Angus breed "meaning inheritable traits through their progeny".   Her sire, UBAR Grand Prix 102, impressed everyone at Denver and Fort Worth where he took top billing at both shows and then went on to Brazil and ate their national show ring as well. His sons and daughter are correct, thick made cattle with loads of eye appeal. Hust Cattle Co. purchased P003's dam Santiam Princess 001 from the 2002 Bet On Red, Reno, Nevada Sale. Princess 001 has worked well in the Hust donor program. This pedigree stacks some of the most famous high performance maternal females in the Red Angus breed. KRN Reba's Robin, Mppa 104.4, Miss Forster CPRTOP 591, Mppa 119.7, Glacier Rebalas Mppa 112.6, LMAN Prairie Q Mppa 111.4, Copper Lass 2392 Mppa 110.8. There's loads of carcass and maternal power in this pedigree.