LCC ROYAL GORGE A389M (830269)

CED 5 BW -0.8 WW 40 YW 71 MILK 21 TM 41 ME 10 HPG 11 CEM 5 STAY 12 MARB 0.08 REA 0.15 FAT 0.01

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Hust Cattle Co. purchased this past Fort Worth Stock Show Grand Champion bull from Gary Peacock, Covington, TX in 2004. He is one of the soundest, best looking mature bulls you will ever lay your eyes on. With a moderate frame of 5.6 his unique combination of low birth, growth, milk and fleshing ability has made him a favorite in the Hust Cattle Co program. Royal Gorge A389M has some powerful stats with a birth weight of 68 lbs. weaning weight 742 ratio of 115, yearling weight of 1219 ratio of 114. His sons are masculine and his daughters are feminine - all with style and eye appeal. Across the board, Royal Gorge A389M is one of the most complete bulls in the Red Angus breed today "No extremes".   The powerful PAR Eclipse J1578 with an Mppa of 104.3 backs him. Royal Gorge A389M comes in from the breeding pasture looking like his picture. Even though his ME does not reflect his fleshing ability or low maintenance, he is the easiest fleshing bull ever to set foot on the Hust Cattle Co farm.    Due to the need for better-feed efficient and lower maintenance type cattle Royal Gorge A389M's progeny is on target for today's cattle industry. His sire, the $50,000.00 LCHMN Grand Canyon 1244G, a former Denver Grand Champion has paved his way to Red Angus greatness. His progeny are free moving, capacious, and very sound. Royal Gorge A389M has a lot of the same traits to offer the Red Angus industry. Owned with Gary Peacock, TX, and Rafter H Ranch IA.   Semen Available  

HUST CHIEF SEQUOYA R 336 (1025756) 5.8 Frame

CED 17 BW -3.8 WW 42 YW 76 MILK 23 TM 44 ME 4 HPG 11 CEM 6 STAY 17 MARB 0.03 REA 0.31 FAT 0.01

CCF Sequoya 0361 (sire of Hust Chief Sequoya R366)

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HUST Chief Sequoya R336 has all the makings of a great bull, including the ability to sire below average birth with performance, eye appeal, and carcass with low maintenance values. He is clean fronted and attractive with a big square hip and loads of muscle composition. Chief Sequoya has a very balanced set of EPD that ranks him in the top 1% CED, 4% BW, 10% WW, 8% YW, 6% TM, 4% STAY, 10% REA. He was used on heifers with all calves born unassisted. Most all his calves were in the 50-60 pound weight range. A great indication of when a sire is really working and producing consistent progeny is when his daughters turn out to be the spitting images of his dam. His daughters and sons are stylish with growth they have the square boxy shape his dam had when Larry and I found her in one of the pens at the Leachman Cattle Co. "The Last Roundup Sale" 2003. This is a star-studded pedigree that is stacked both paternally and maternally.    His dam, LCC Rebella Na 123 (896691), is one of the top females in the Hust Cattle Co program. She posts an Mppa of 114.3 all of her calves have been outstanding. I would not harbor to say she is a "great female".    Na 123 scanned with a 5.57 IMF, with a REA of 11.53 and with FAT of 0.17.   Genetically few can match her EPD combination for CED, WW, YW, MILK, TM, HPG, and STAY all in the top 1% to 8% in the breed.    Her grandam being none other than KRN REBA'S ROBIN dam of the $50,000. LCC Grand Canyon 1244G and the $180,000. LCC Major League. She is one of the highest revenue-earning female in the Red Angus breed as of today.    When you read this pedigree, it stacks some of the highest Mppa females in the breed. Going back five generations top and bottom with and average of 107.2 Mppa.    His sire, CCF Sequoya 0361 is moderate frame, low maintenance, thick made, with a nice correct conformation and a super gentle disposition. He sold as Lot #1 in the 2004 Leachman Cattle Barons Bull Sale ½ interest sold for $12,500.00 to the Chatburn Ranch ID.   CCF Sequoya 0361 has a BW Ratio of 106, WW Ratio of 124, an YW Ratio 117 with REA Scan of 15.18. His Dam, CCF Queen Jewel 904 03, is the high seller from the Chicken Creek Dispersal in 2004. She was a high performance, maternal milking machine with a 109.6 Mppa. One half interest in HUST Chief

LCC RIBEYE A133L (790789)

CED 8 BW -0.1 WW 42 YW 72 MILK 20 TM 41 ME 12 HPG 9 CEM -2 STAY 13 MARB 0.05 REA 0.62 FAT 0.00

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LCC Ribeye A133L was purchased in 2003 from the Ludvigson Stock Farms "Focus On Females IV Sale. Ribeye is a solid well balanced bull with low Birth and WW EPD of 42 ranking his in the top 17% with a YW EPD of 72 ranking his in the top 21% REA EPD of 0.62 ranking him in the top 1% of the breed.   He has worked well in the Hust program producing thick meaty sons with muscle and volume and productive broody females with carcass value. If you need to reduce frame size and add thickness and muscle to your cattle - Ribeye can do the job. He is that rare combination of calving ease and muscle on a moderate to small frame. To date he is still being used in the Hust program. His Sire BFCK Cherokee CNYN 4912 is one of the breed's impact sires. ABS describes him as "The Most Complete Performance and Carcass Sire." Excellent carcass, moderate framed with unbeatable thickness, with a rock solid accuracy. Demand for Cherokee CNYN 4912 progeny has made him the heaviest used Red Angus bull in the industry.   Owned with Ludvigson Stock Farms, IA, Jinglebob Land & Cattle Co., Co, Semen Available through Accelerated Genetics, WI.

LCoC Wellington A170R [1111013]

CED 8 BW -1.1 WW 35 YW 63 MILK 18 TM 36 ME 6 HPG 11 CEM 10 STAY 17 MARB 0.31 REA 0.13 FAT 0.00

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Hust Cattle Company is proud to announce the purchase of an interest in LCoC Wellington A 170R. He sold in the 2007 Leachman Cattle of Colorado, Cattleman's Spring Break Bull Sale. Wellington offers CED, Birth, Weaning, and Milk EPDs that all rank in the top 35% of the breed. Wellington possesses superior carcass genetics being sired by TR Julian LT 151 and out of a great Logan daughter the LCC Princesses K1275 with an Mppa average on four generations of 105.3. His Marbling EPD of 0.31 ranks in the top 4% while his REA of 0.13 ranks in the top 30%. Wellington is a quite gentle bull in the breeding pasture. He has correct feet and legs with a nice wide top, with extra width over his hooks along with a functional slope to his rump.   Wellington is moderate in his bone structure with nice smooth shoulders. Wellington is owned with Rafter H Ranch, IA, Fabin Brothers Farm, PA, Beckton Stock Farm & Tongue River Red Angus, WY, Accelerated Genetics, WI, and Semen available through Accelerated Genetics.

RHRA GOLD RUSH 402 17T [1174416] 4.9 Frame

CED 6 BW 0.6 WW 44 YW 89 MILK 26 TM 48 ME 4 HPG 13 CEM 3 STAY 12 MARB 0.15 REA 0.27 FAT 0.01

CCF Gold Bar 0251 (sire of RHRA Gold Rush 402 17T)

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An interest in Gold Rush 402 17T was purchased by Hust Cattle Company from the Red Western Red Angus Bull Sale 2008. We feel very pleased to have purchased such a quality bull along with the opportunity to have such a great set of partners in the purchase. Comments from Allan Havick the breeder of Gold Rush 402 17T.   "This is the best bull I have ever raised, and so right for the times with the price of feed.   He is low maintenance with ease of fleshing, and has been since he was a calf.   His mother is from our Boot Jack Ranch Mattie family, quite easily our best cow family. She is an 1170-pound cow standing 52 inches tall, and weaned off 17T at 63% of her body weight".   He has a 185-cm. pelvis with a ratio of 105 very important with some of the more popular sires that are being used. Gold Rush 17T ranks in the top 6% for weaning, 2% for yearling, 2% for milk, 1% for total maternal, top 8% for heifer pregnancy, top 4% for rib eye area.   Gold Rush 17T had a WW Ratio of 110, YW Ratio of 110, IMF Ratio of 113, REA Ratio of 105.   He has the performance power of his dam RHRA Mattie Cney 019 402P with Mppa of 102.3 and a total of four-generation average of 104.9 Mppa's.   His sire CCF Gold Bar 0251 [924711] is a moderate-framed, wide-based bull with a thick top line and thick butt.   He has an outstanding profile and is just about as correct as they come.   Gold Bar ranks in the top 9% for Milk and TM, 4% for HPG, and 3% for REA.   His sons have natural thickness, good testicles and carcass value with quite dispositions good feet and legs.   His daughters are very feminine and thick made with loads of style. They have nice high-attached, level udders with ample milk. The Gold Bar sons have averaged $3,250.00 for two years in a row in the Red Western Sale excluding the $30,000.00 RHRA Gold Rush 402 17T.   An interest in CCF Gold Bar 0251 sold not once but twice for $7,000.00 the last time selling to Lacy's Red Angus in Missouri.   Gold Rush 402 17T is owned with Rafter H Ranch, IA, Grill Cattle Co, SD, Fabin Brothers Farm, PA, McLean Red Angus, GA, Brickl's Red Angus, WI, Forster Red Angus, ND, Nancy J. Strong Cattle Co., TN.