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2023 Bright Lights Bull & Female Sale
Selling RRRC Prints Money 817H
Registration #: 519967 • Birth Date: 09/02/2020
| RRRC SPORT 701T | ||
| RBT SPORT ILLUSTRATED 33 | ||
| DCC 804J | ||
| RRRC SPORTY MONEY 402B | ||
| MAJORS MONEY MAN 673J | ||
| BSMA HEATHER 402P | ||
| BSMA MS WALDO 09K | ||
| S A V BRILLIANCE 8077 | ||
| DDA IGNITION 1417 | ||
| DAMERON NORTHER MISS 0109 | ||
| RRRC ARETHA 817F ET | ||
| DCC NEW ERA 218L | ||
| DCC PLAYMATE 76R | ||
| NAGE ARETHA 19D | ||
| Growth & Maternal | Carcass | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CED | BW | WW | YW | MK | TM | CEM | YG | CW | REA | MB | FT | |
| EPD +/- Chg ACC % Rank |
8 8 0.13 50 |
-1.1 2.4 0.28 15 |
64 13 0.24 3 |
93 26 0.09 3 |
19 11 0.10 40 |
51 — — 4 |
5 9 0.04 10 |
— | 19 19 0.04 30 |
0.28 0.43 0.04 60 |
0.14 0.26 0.04 45 |
-0.02 0.04 0.04 65 |
- No I80 or Irish Whisky in his pedigree.
- Birth weight EPD in top 15% of breed with and actual BW of 77 lbs.
- Weaning and Yearling weight EPD in the top 3% of the breed. 205 day wt 705 and 365 day weight of 1425.
- Phenotype combined with a performance pedigree.
- A breed changing bull.
Sporty Money at 8 years old just pulled off drought pastures last spring in Texas after breeding cows. Easy doing and maintenance free is a good way of describing him. Sporty Money‘s calf gestation period is about 5/7 days below average with birth weights consistently 70-80 lbs. We have bred him to our first calf heifers for 7 years and have had no problems. Feet and legs are perfect as you can see from the picture. His females are phenotypically correct and are making excellent cows.
Sired by DDA Ignition (See his picture below) and out of 76R. This cow is a beast weighing in at over a ton prior to calving. Her Angus pedigree combines two of the most popular bloodlines with a little different twist. SAV Brilliance needs no introduction and DDA Miss Northern Miss 109 was a National Jr heifer show and Denver champion. She is now a Dameron donor and also a full sib to First Class.
Sired by Sporty Money and out of a Primo x full sib to Lutton. She was calf champion Maine x Angus at the American Royal and low % calf champion at the Missouri state fair.
3 New Herd Sires
5 New Donors
Welcome to our new, updated website
Thanks for taking time to look at our operation. We are a family operation located just north of Kansas City, Missouri. Our business experience encompasses all phases of the cattle industry from basic production to marketing branded beef programs, so we know what it takes to make our customers profitable. We focus on producing a balanced animal. Extremes and single trait selection do not influence our breeding decisions.
For several years we have participated in the Tri County Steer Carcass Futurity program developed by SW Iowa beef producers and Iowa State University Extension. The not for profit cooperative is managed by Darrell Busby retired ISU Extension Beef Specialist for SW Iowa. We believe this is one of the most comprehensive evaluations of a breeding program from birth to box anywhere in the industry. Every year a sire profit comparison report is published ranking each sire with a minimum of 5 head of offspring. Weaning data, feedlot efficiency, and carcass data are combined to determine the final rankings. Busby states “The formula for a high profit sire is: sires that wean heavier than average calves with excellent disease immunity, grow fast and efficient, produce more end product, and are slightly heavier muscled and have a higher quality grade.”
The 2014 results were just released (learn about Tri County Feeders). Smart Money our Sr herd sire ranked in the top 3%, Show Stopper an AI sire we used was in the top 4% and the first crop of Sport Illustrated calves ranked in the top 37%. This is out of over 3,500 sires and 77,000 head of cattle. Our cattle were compared to cattle representing Angus, Charolais, Simmental, Shorthorn, Limousin, Gelbvieh, and Red Angus breeds. Some of the best breeding programs and most notable sires in the US are represented. It‘s is also important to note our test cattle were all purebred Maine Anjou. While we give the bulls a large amount of credit for this success, I can’t emphasize enough these calves came from our tremendously strong cow base which influenced the results as well.
Whether you are looking for your next herd bull, donor cow, or show heifer we hope you’ll think of our operation first. Thanks for stopping by!