WLB Internet Heifer Sale

Welcome Hereford Breeders,

I can’t recall my Grandpa ever lying to me and as each day goes by, I realize he was again tellingme the truth when he told me to spend my time wisely; as the older I get the faster the days go by.

It is hard to believe that we are nearing the time for our second Internet heifer sale. When I thinkhow the past year has flown by I am more confident an Internet Sale format is right for the times.While I am not the best manager of time myself, I have been blessed with a wife that is wellorganized in all facets of life and business. What a contrast Nancy and I can be at times! Even withNancy’s help it can be challenging juggling my schedule so I can get off the farm to go to sales. Iwould imagine many breeders are in the same position as myself when it comes to finding time toget away.

It wasn’t easy embracing some of this new technology, but I have learned it does make my timemore manageable. With today’s technological advances it is very feasible to portray our saleanimals in a more informative manner for all to see. The Internet catalogue provides easy accessto loads of information, through pictures and video enabling you to make a better choice whenselecting an animal to fit your needs. You are as near to a sale as a phone, email, or text message.You can continue taking care of the priorities at home and still get the answers to your questionsregarding a buying opportunity.

Please keep in mind you are still invited and encouraged to stop by to look at the heifers. Nancyand I will be happy to take time to enjoy your visit and show you this special group. If you can’tstop by I hope you will be in contact through one of these many avenues now available to us all.

As for the sale cattle, I am confident you will find a heifer to meet your demands whether lookingfor a cow prospect or show heifer. Junior breeders, remember the 2011 Bonanza Show is inSaskatoon. We would be happy to discuss arrangements with you regarding development of yourWLB heifer purchase for this major event.

We are also offering a few prospect steer calves this year, all sired by bulls from either our herdbull lineup or our AI tank. If you are in the hunt for a good steer to show be sure to look at the WLBoffering. They are in the sale because we feel they will feed out and compete.

We will again offer a $100 show incentive to our junior buyers. This rebate offer isalso be available for the steers. More information can be found on the Terms andConditions page.

We invite you to have a look at them all then give us a call. We look forward totalking with you.

Bill Biglieni

WLB LivestockPolled Herefords • Black & Red Simmentals

Bill & Nancy BiglieniBox 327, Douglas, MB R0K 0R0

[email protected]

Ph/fax: (204) 763-4697 • Cell: (204) 729-7925wlblivestock.com

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Junior breeders incentive payment: In addition to being a participant in the Canadian Junior Hereford Association heiferlottery, Nancy and I are pleased to offer to any junior buyers of a WLB INTERNET HEIFER (Canada and US) a $100payment upon receiving a picture of you showing your WLB internet heifer or steer at any show. While we wish you the bestyou do not have to win a championship or a class but you do have to participate in a cattle show of your choosing and youdo have to send us a photo (email preferred). All photos become the property of WLB and may be used in WLB promotions.

Herd Health: All WLB cattle have been vaccinated with Express 10 modified live vaccine for IBR, PI3, BVD, RSV, andLepto. Calves are also vaccinated with ultrabac 7/somubac for blackleg and Haemophilus Somnus. The WLB cowherd hastested PI negative for BVD.

Payment: No animals shall leave WLB until full payment has been received. Any heifers remaining at WLB because ofpayment still owing after 30 days will be charged a room and board fee of $4/day. We remind you that all heifers are at thebuyers risk 24 hours after the sale. Please insure your purchases.

Insurance: Buyers can insure their purchases with their chosen representative or we can forward appropriate informationto Lois McRae who represents Livestock Insurance Managers, Saskatoon, SK. We would be happy to contact Lois on yourbehalf.

Delivery: Every assistance will be given to help in the shipment of your purchase. Your heifers are welcome to remain atWLB for a reasonable time, until shipping arrangements can be made.

Certificate of Registration: Each heifer will carry papers issued by the Canadian Hereford Association, which can betransferred to the American Hereford Association. A certificate of registry duly transferred will be furnished to the buyer foreach animal after payment has been made.

Guarantee: Each animal becomes the purchaser’s risk 24 hours after the sale. All animals in the sale are sold under theterms and guarantees set forth by the Canadian Hereford Association with regard to health, freedom from defects and fromboth reproductive and genetic unsoundness.

Breeding Guarantee: All heifers are guaranteed breeders however, in recognition that overfeeding can be detrimental tothe reproductive ability of a young female, if we feel that a heifer has been fed to an extreme level of obesity for the showring, we will hold the feeder responsible for any reproductive problems and therefore no longer be responsible to guaranteethat particular animal.

US buyer information:• Exchange rate: Will be posted with sale order on November 15, 2010.Delivery to U.S. buyers:We welcome your participation at our second Internet Heifer Sale. We hope you find a WLB heifer that catches yourinterest. Listed below is important information for our U.S. buyers. We ask you to read and familiarize yourself with thisinformation. Feel free to call us if you have any questions regarding the heifers or this information.1. We have exported a number of cattle to the US in the last few years and have become familiar with thearrangements necessary to cross the border. If a U.S. buyer wishes for WLB to arrange shipping we will do so to the best ofour ability. Part of arranging US shipments is dealing with specific dates and times that cattle have to meet US trucks.Taking advantage of these opportunities can help keep your shipping cost within reason. If these opportunities are missedthen this means individual animals may have to bear the entire cost of being shipped to their U.S. destination. In otherwords your shipping cost will go up. Prompt payment insures your heifer is available to take advantage of group shippingopportunities when they arise.2. Since 9/11 things have changed at the border. More paper work, homeland security, rising broker cost, and the listgoes on. We are happy to assist with the paperwork and getting your purchases across the border. In lieu of U.S. Customsand brokerage charges: US buyers will be charged $250 for each animal purchased in addition to the purchase price, whichwill go toward the export cost. WLB will then cover all additional cost including (veterinary charges) above this amountincluding trucking cost to the U.S. port of entry at Dunseith, N.D. This charge is based upon the assumption that all U.S.bound heifers will be exportable across the border in one shipment. Any U.S. heifers remaining at WLB due to late paymentwill then be charged for all export cost and additional examinations by the veterinarian above the $250 already charged .3. All trucking from the US port of entry to the buyer’s final destination will be at the expense of the buyer.4. Please provide to us the following information, which is needed to satisfy the U.S. customs office and brokers. Fullname, complete address, phone numbers, and Social security number

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AUCTION GUIDELINES

Welcome to the WLB Internet Heifer Auction. We have tried to create an easy to understand online auction process.Please read the following instructions and if you have any trouble or questions, be sure to give us a call at 204 763 4697or email: [email protected]

WLB INTERNET AUCTION DATES AND TIMESThe auction has been set to run from 9:00 a.m. CST on Thursday, November 11th with the Internet gavel coming downon the first lot at 7:00 p.m. CST Monday, November 15. We will then proceed to sell one heifer using the 30-secondbidding clock until all heifers are sold. A sale order will be posted 9:00 a.m. Monday morning. If you don’t have computeraccess, phone in bids will be accepted at the numbers listed on the terms and conditions page. Interested buyers shouldallow up to two days before receiving bidder authorization.

HOW TO PARTICIPATEIn order to participate in the online auction you will need to pre-register and obtain a buyer number. To do this go tothe LiveAuctions website, www.liveauctions.tv, and select WLB Livestock Online Auction. After logging in the buyerregistration form should pop up automatically. If it doesn’t there is a link you can select that says, “register for a buyernumber”. This form requires you to fill out your banks name, city, state, phone number and a contact. You may register tobid after bidding has opened but please remember that authorization to bid is not instantaneous.

Once you have a username and have received a buyer number then you are ready to bid. You will see a screen that isunique to your user ID. There will be a list containing the sale lots. If you click on a lot the video clip or photo will bedisplayed to the right. The next bid, current price, proxy bid, and manual bid buttons will be displayed below the videoarea. This page will react to your bids by stating, “you are in” or “you are out”.No one else will be able to see your bid – that data is not accessible to the public. Each time you login, the auctionscreen will display your personal bidding information. Your auction screen is unique and private displaying your activity toonly you. Remember that you must have the lot that you are bidding on selected. This is where it tells you if you arein or out. It is here where you can also see your proxy (automatic) bid settings as applicable.

WHAT IS A PROXY BID?With a proxy bid you can enter your maximum bid and then sit back and watch. When you enter a proxy bid amount theLiveAuctions system automatically bids on your behalf up to your maximum bid. If the lot closes out for less than yourmaximum, that’s all you’ll have to pay. This means that you don’t have to keep coming back to re-bid every time anotherbid is placed. This makes it more convenient and less time consuming. It can also greatly assists those breeders that can’tbe near a computer or are busy with other duties at the time of the final bidding. It can also be a wise tool to use duringthe final close out bidding.

Your maximum amount is kept confidential from other bidders and the seller. Even though you can see this amount onyour screen no one else can. The LiveAuctions system compares your bid to those of the other registered bidders and thesystem automatically places bids on your behalf, using only as much of your bid as is necessary to maintain your high bidposition. The system will bid only up to your maximum amount as necessary to maintain you as the high bidder. If anotherbidder has a higher maximum, you’ll be outbid and the system will tell you that “YOU’RE OUT”. But, if no other bidder hasa higher maximum you win the final bid.

The final close out bidding process – Last year there was some confusion on the first lot which ended up sellingwithout any final bids being submitted. We received a few calls after the sale from breeders who were interested inbidding on this heifer but failed to watch the 30 second clock and let the bidding time expire. When the bidding starts Thebidding clock will run for 30 seconds or until there is a bid at which time the clock will rewind to 30 secondsagain. For example: if the bidding clock gets down to 1 second remaining then a higher bid is submitted, the clock willthen restart at 30 seconds. This rewind process will continue with each bid received until 30 seconds elapses without abid. Then the lot will be considered sold. So if you are interested in a particular heifer them be sure to submit your bidwhile there is still time on the clock. This is where using the proxy bid can come in handy insuring you do not miss a bid!

Jill Mader: (403) 990-9187Brad Fahrmeier: (816) 392-9241

Sale ConsultantsPhone in bids:We realize not everyone has Internet access or is comfortable conducting business online. If this applies to you, you areinvited to phone in your bids. However we ask that you contact us and let us know of your intention so we can manage thephone calls to the benefit of all phone in participants.Your phone contacts are:

Wilf DavisPhone: (204) 841 0211

U.S. RepresentativeTom Biglieni

Phone: (417) 827 8482

Both Wilf and Tom are familiar with the heifers and will be happy to discuss them with you.

WLB 69TJust Lovely 84X - C02943076

Born:February 3, 2010 Adj 205: 753 lbs.

KAIRURUABERDEEN 03 0047HARVIE TRAVELER 69T

HARVIE PEARL 129P

WLB FRESH 035J 7MWLB 7M FRAN 82S

SHELL-RIVER 48G NICHOLE 10K

EPD’s

BW 6.9

WW 56.0

YW 91.0

MILK 18.9

TM 46.9

Last year’s National Hereford Show held at the Canadian WesternAgribition was a very memorable one for us. The dam of Just Lovely, WLB7M Fran 82S, a three year old WLB Fresh 7M daughter won the CanadianNational Champion Polled Hereford Female banner. Her bull calf WLBSamsonite 69T 84W(Just Lovely’s full brother) was named the ReserveSenior Bull Calf Champion. In addition to her National Championship Franwas chosen as a RBC Supreme Top Ten finalist. As a breeder it gave Nancyand myself a great sense of pride to be able to represent the Hereford breedin such a select group at such a prestigious event.

Nancy and I feel this year’s group of heifers has one of the strongest topends we have ever had. However having said that we still feel Just Lovelyis a standout within this standout group. When you consider where her damand full brother have walked before her, you know Just Lovely did not justhappened to come along. How many heifers will you come across this fallthat are out of a National Champion Female, sired by a Reserve NationalChampion Bull, and a full sibling to a division winner, all of which wontheir titles at the same National show.

When you see Just Lovely on the video you will find her to be sweetfronted and strong in her joints. She possesses exceptional depth,substance, and broodiness while portraying a demanding “look at me”presentation. Watch her move! She’s very smooth and consistent in herstride.

At the risk of being called show ring junkies we will again enter Fran in the2010 Agribition Canadian National Hereford Show. When we see her alongside Just Lovely we can’t resist the temptation to see them both in theshowring side by side, among some of the top females in North America.We think when you see them together you will agree with our decision! Wewould like to reserve the right to a future flush, at the buyer’s convenience.

WLB 7M Fran 82SDam of WLB Just Lovely 84X

WLB Samsonite 69T 84W2009 Canadian National ReserveSenior Bull Calf Champion and full

brother to Just Lovely

Harvie Traveler 69TCanadian National Reserve GrandChampion Polled Hereford Bull and

Sire of Just Lovely 84X

2009 Grand Champion PolledHereford Female

With WLB Samsonite 69T 84W ather side

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WLB 40UShania 15X - C02942940

WLB GLOBAL 72M 50SWLB SHAPLEY 50S 40U

WLB 29F SALLY 29N

REMITALL NATIONWIDE ET 93NREMITALL GRAVES JUNO 204S

REMITALL JUNO 64N

EPD’s

BW 8.1

WW 66.7

YW 110.8

MILK 17.7

TM 51.1

Like many breeders in North America, Nancy and I were in attendanceat the 1,000 head Remitall dispersal. It was a lot of cattle to lookthrough and I compliment the Latimers for how well they had thempenned and organized. We were very pleased to come home with onefrom our short list among the many cows that sold. Juno 204S is amoderate framed perfect uddered performance power cow. Her numbersshow her way above breed average for yearling performance and in realtime terms she is definitely above breed average on milk ethics. HerShapley daughter is one we would really like to put back in ourprogram. She shows how well WLB genetics will work when used inother programs big or small. If you are a junior breeder looking for acompetitive show heifer that could also be a strong start to your youngprogram, be sure to grab this attractive well-bred heifer. 15X is bred tobe a top end producer and displays herself like a first class show heifer.If you are an established breeder looking for an exceptionally strongpedigree to compliment your program, you won’t find one any stouterthan this Shapley daughter, out of a female that is double bred Catalina

24H.


Remitall Graves Juno 204SDam of WLB 15X

WLB Shapley 50S 40USire of WLB 15X WLB 15W

Maternal brother to 15X. He soldto Neil Leslie, Holland, MB

Remital Catalina 24HYou will find her in the pedigree of

15X twice

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WLB 29F SALLY 29N

DTHFWLB FEDERAL 10EWLB 10E MARIA 9N

WLB 23B MARY 113F

EPD’s

BW 6.3

WW 51.5

YW 80.8

MILK 11.8

TM 37.5

If you like your females long spined then this attractive short marked Shapley daughter will be on your list. She traces back to thesame cow family as the 116X Shapley heifer.

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Born:March10, 2010 Adj 205: 696 lbs.

DTHF Federal 10ESire of dam of WLB 40U Shania 26X

WLB 035J Flora 13LSame cow family as 26X

WLB Shapley 50S 40USire of WLB 26X



WLB 29F SALLY 29N

DTHFWLB FEDERAL 10EWLB 10E MARIA 21L

WLB 8D BLANCHE 127J

EPD’s

BW 4.5

WW 48.6

YW 74.2

MILK 13.3

TM 37.6

This deep-bodied Shapley daughter has been a favoritefrom day one. She has COW written all over her. Herdevelopment is right in line with the influence suppliedby her grand-dam Blanch 127J.You will remember127J as the ET dam of our lead off choice lot in lastyear’s sale, which sold to Winchester Cattle Company.The dam of 28X is a Federal daughter and one of thetop end females within our herd. Her 2009 Elidaughter will be in our show string at the 150thAnniversary National Hereford Show. If you want toadd a prominent “no nonsense” cow-family to yourprogram then be online or on the phone for this one.

Born: January 29, 2010 Adj 205: 644 lbs.

WLB 10E Maria 21LDam of WLB 40U Shania 28X WLB 211W

Lot 1 in last years internet sale, purchasedby Winchester Cattle Company

WLB Shapely 50S 40USire of WLB 28X

WLB 8D Blanche 127JWLB Donor and maternal grand-dam of

28X

WLB Quaker 10H 21TMaternal brother to dam of 28X

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WLB 85RSweet Pea 34X - C02942945

WLB FRESH 035J 7MWLB SQUARE 7M 85R

BLAIR-ATHOL SWEET PEA 952J

CS BOOMER 29FWLB 29F SALLY ET 702T

WLB 9615 TULIP 11J

EPD’s

BW 1.4

WW 34.3

YW 60.6

MILK 18.8

TM 36.0

We were very fortunate to be able to walk WLB 7M Square 85R for a couple of seasons.Square is a WLB Fresh 7M son that sold to our good friends and customers Don and DallasKruger. Square is a maternal brother to the dam of our Agribition Champion Bull, WLB Eli10H 83T. Square progeny are moderate framed, square hipped, thick stifled, and roundribbed. Some breeders may want to make this heifer a little bigger, but keep in mind she isonly an April calf. With the depth and volume she has we are pretty sure you won’t want tochange much about the way she is made and definitely not the way she is bred. Take a lookat the bottom of her pedigree and you will find her dam is an ET daughter sired by 29F outof the dam of WLB Fresh 7M. The first calf out of 702T was our winning bull calf in lastyear’s Red Coat Classic Show. This fancy April born Square daughter is her second. Wethink this heifer is pretty neat. She possesses loads of natural thickness on a square frameand a wide base. Structurally you won’t find much of a hole in her build. Be sure to studyher video, she will grow on you! WLB would like to reserve the right to one flush to be doneat buyers convenience.

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Born:April 2, 2010 Adj 205: 683 lbs.

WLB Square 7M 85RSire of WLB 34X

WLB Fresh 035J 7MSire of WLB Square 7M 85R and maternalbrother to WLB 29F Sally ET 702T

WLB 29F Sally ET 702TDam of WLB 85R Sweet Pea 34X

WLB Cruiser 83T 34W2009 Red Coat Classic Champion Bull andmaternal brother to 34X, owned by CarlOlsen, Argusville, ND and Perman

Herefords, Streeter, ND.

WLBWinchester 40UShania 39X - C02942947


WLB 29F SALLY 29N

CS BOOMER 29FWLB 29F SALLY 47S

WLB 035J FLORA 171M

EPD’s

BW 5.5

WW 50.8

YW 86.5

MILK 18.9

TM 44.3

It will be interesting to see this Shapley daughter as a young mother. She isn’t big in frame, but she possesses as much barrel asany heifer in the sale. Her 29F dam is a direct daughter of one of the prominent Shell River cow families used at WLB, the ShellRiver Nickie 7D cow. She may stand down, 39X is the type that will work with a variety of bulls. She may be the best buy of thesale for those that rank body capacity over frame size.Owned with Winchester Cattle Company

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Shell-River Nickie 7DCow family behind maternal side of 39X

CS Boomer 29FCan be found in both the top and bottom

of the pedigree 39X

WLB 40 UShania 72X - C02942952


WLB 29F SALLY 29N

SHELL-RIVERWLB 10E REX 33KWLB 33K TESS 22P

WLB 8D BLANCHE 24F

EPD’s

BW 5.2

WW 52.5

YW 86.0

MILK 15.2

TM 41.5

Her grand-dam, WLB 8D Blanche 24F, was Canadian National Champion Female in 1997. We see a lot of Blanche when we watchthis fancy, feminine fronted Shapley heifer calf. Be sure to watch how this heifer strides out. You will find her to be very smooth andeasy in her step and she gets deeper with each day. We think she will work well in the show ring and in the pasture. Her Grandmotherdid! We have her selected to be part of our show string for the 150th Anniversary National Hereford Show in Regina.

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Born:March 5, 2010 Adj 205: 775lbs.

WLD 8D Blanch 24FMaternal grand-dam of 72X and 1997Canadian National Grand Champion

Female

WLB Rowdy 83T 72WMaternal brother to 72X, high selling

Hereford bull in our 2010 Spring bull saleto Bar H Ranch, Gladstone, MB.




WLB 29F SALLY 29N

TA-BARWLB FORMULA 035JWLB 035J FLORA 85M


EPD’s

BW 6.5

WW 49.5

YW 85.6

MILK 13.2

TM 38.0

Her dam will need no introduction having produced WLB Eli 10H 83T, the 2008 Agribition GrandChampion Bull as well as one of our lead off heifer calves in last years sale, which sold to Murray Gore,Kootenay Polled Herefords in BC. I really like the way this long spined, square hipped, Shapley daughterhas developed. She is very appealing when on the move and has a hair coat that was made for the show ringand our Canadian winters. She too has been selected for our show string for the 150th Annual NationalHereford Show in Regina.

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WLB 035J Flora 85MDam of WLB 40U Shania 83X

WLB Eli 10H 83TMaternal brother to 83X

WLB 10H Mary 83WOne of the lead off heifers in last yearsInternet sale going to Murray Gore,

Kootenay Polled Herefords, Castlegar, BC.


WLB 21TQueen 105X - C02943088

DRWORLD CLASS 517 10HWLB QUAKER 10H 21T

WLB 8D BLANCHE 127J

WLB FRESH 035J 7MWLB 7M FRAN 37T

WLB 29F SALLY 193P

EPD’s

BW 3.0

WW 41.8

YW 68.5

MILK 21.7

TM 42.6

Her cow family abounds with sound, square, “full of milk” udders. Her sire, Quaker, will instill thatdiscipline even deeper into her genetics through the contribution of his dam, Blanche 127J. Hergrand-dam is one of the best uddered 29F daughters you will find. Her “Fresh” mother is amoderate framed, wide, squared hipped cow with a good barrel to her. Don’t count this goggle eyedApril heifer out. She is going to do a lot of changing in the next while and it will benefit her and hernew owner.

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WLB Quaker 10H 21TSire of WLB 21T Queen 105X

WLB 7M Fran 37TDam of WLB 105X

WLB 29F Sally 193PMaternal grand-dam of 105X

WLB Bull 10H 105WSold in our 2010 Spring Bull Sale toCrooked Creek Ranch, El Paso, AR.

WLB 85RSweet Pea 115X - C02943091

WLB FRESH 035J 7MWLB SQUARE 7M 85R


DRWORLD CLASS 517 10HWLB 10H MARY 68T

WLB 72M SARA 8R

EPD’s

BW -1.0

WW 28.0

YW 44.4

MILK 12.5

TM 26.5

It wouldn’t pain me a bit to have a whole pen of replacement heifers like the two Square daughters in this event. 115X combinessome pretty strong genetics into one maternal package. We think her strength is in the cow she will become, but she also has adefinite show ring attractiveness about her.

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WLB 72M Sara 8RMaternal grand-dam of 115X

DRWorld Class 10HMulti trait leading sire and maternal sire

of 116X

WLB Square 7M 85RSire of WLB 85R Sweet Pea 115X



CS BOOMER 29F

DRWORLD CLASS 517 10HWLB 10H MARY ET 450U

WLB 035J FLORA 13L

EPD’s

BW 5.1

WW 53.6

YW 87.7

MILK 21.7

TM 48.5

I have talked highly on many of the Shapleys in this event and this one shouldn’t be shortchanged on the compliments either. She’s bred as well as we can breed em and has as muchperformance for age as any heifer in the sale. For all her extra length she still shows lots ofdepth and middle. I look forward to seeing her with a calf at side. When you consider shecarries the influence of two of our best cows, as well as the maternal infusion provided throughWorld Class, she can’t help but make a good one.

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DRWorld Class 517 10HSire of WLB 450U

WLB 10H Mary 450UDam of WLB 40U Shania 116X


WLB 035J Flora 13LGrand-dam of WLB 116X

WLB 101SHolly 221X - C02942949

REMITALL PATRIOT ET 13PBNMHPH 13P HEAT 101S

ANL PBG 29F BONNIE 21P

HAROLDSONWLB MUTUMBO ET 72MSHELL-RIVER 72M CARLEY 57R

SHELL-RIVER 81E CARLEY 17H

EPD’s

BW 6.6

WW 50.9

YW 80.9

MILK 16.2

TM 41.7

This Heat daughter is a growthy heifer out of a stout, round ribbed Mutumbo daughter. She goes back to the Nickie 10D cowfamily, which was one of the stronger, more influential Shell River cow families we have worked with. One of my favorites in lastyears Internet event was a Holly’s maternal sister sired by Agribition Champion, WLB Eli 10H 83T. She sold to Phil & LaurieJones and family of Redwing Farms, Cameron, ON.

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Shell-River 72M Carley 57RDam of WLB 101S Holly 221X

WLB Lumber 72M 213SFull brother to the dam of 221X

WLB 83T Ellie 220WSteven Jones and WLB 83T Ellie 220W atBonanza 2010. 220W is a maternal sister

to WLB 221X

Steer # 47 - PolledHereford

Sire: DRWorld Class 10H

This straight-bred Hereford has a big hip and a good rib. If you are looking fora competitive steer that will weigh up there and give the crossbreds a run fortheir money you will want to take a run at this guy.

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Sire: WLB Shapley 50S 40U

Portrays a nice side profile. You will find him to be very attractive in hispresentation. He’s the type that will get looked at out in the showring.


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Sire: WLB Shapley 50S 40U

Here’s a younger steer that’s really nice butted. He’s naturally up headed andpresents himself well. We think this Shapley son will stand some stiffcompetition.


Steer # 355 - Hereford/Simmental

Sire: HF 37R Transwest 55T

Take note of his age. He will have enough growth in him to be ready nextsummer. Keep the feed to him and you should be very pleased with how hebrings it all together. Very nice butted with a nice side. Both his parents werepurebred individuals in their respective breeds.

Born:April 26, 2010 ActualWWat152days - 650 lbs

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Steer # 354 - Simmental

Sire: WLB Bull 462P 360S

This big ribbed twin is out of our Wheatland Teddy grand-son. He has thatgood Teddy hair coat. He’s deep bodied and looks like he will be an easyfeeder.

Justin Lasby with WLB 72M Sara 42W. Justin won GrandChampion Hereford Female and was selected 3rd over all breedsat the 2010 Junior Beef Expo in London, ON.

Luke Prill winning the Grand Champion Hereford Female withWLB 50S Gloria 5W.

Lauren Prill with WLB 50S Gloria 5W, purchased in last yearssale.

Brock Gleich with WLB 83T Ellie 10W, purchased in last yearssale.


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WLB Internet Heifer Sale