This red, black footed steer has a lot of upside, but best fits an older more experienced showman. His mother produced the steer that has been shown so successfully by the Campa family in Arizona this year. Culminating in Faith leading the “Beyond the Ring” points series nationally as we speak. Good built, good looking one with a little different twist color wise. He will stay sound, feed good, be cocky and eyecatching, but needs a committed home.
The final steer out of my favorite mating here and this is a good rascal. Big, stout, burley, and a hip like one of my favorite Eminem songs. I would expect this one to have as much potential as any last steer lot ever offered. The last steer lot on the 2021 sale was reserve for Mary Friend at Montrose County and had a very successful jackpot season as well.
This first heifer lot is a black, shorthorn plus eligible, gal with a ton of look. She has been an early favorite of visitors and is backed by a cow who has produced several good ones including one to Copus. This dog will hunt.
It’s no secret that the Fassett kids have had a bunch of success with market heifers in the last few years. They have made a habit of beating the steers pretty often. This one comes from the same program with the same focus. This rip is good and she’s from a proven mating with a ton of cow power behind her. Feed her, I bet I’m right.
Flush mate to lot 7 and 28 and much the same story. Stout, sound, good looking, and cocky fronted. She is almost an exact copy of lot 28 with a more flexible hock. Get her home, apply feed, and hustle. She will do her part.
This pretty blonde has a freak neck, big muscles, and lots of flex and look. Her mother has been a mainstay here for years, always putting a sale calf in the pen. She is a cross over built, good designed young lady with all the looks.
This exciting plus heifer has all the goods. Swampy middled, awesome legged, good necked, and the absolute perfect pin set and tail head. She should prove to be a great show heifer and I think an exceptional cow. Her donor dam produced the Champion Shorthorn Plus Steer in Indiana State fair a couple years ago!
The female version of so many good cattle on this sale and at this place the last few years. Cross over built heifer with so much quality, look, and structural integrity. A full sib won the heavy class of market heifers at Colorado State Fair for our daughter, Emma, last year. She will be a show heifer and a cow if you like. She might have a little lib in her, she spent more time trying to sniff the picture pen cow than old sleepy Joe does trying to sniff an aid. She will look better in person than she does in the picture and video, I promise.
Here we have a cool colored Kolt heifer with a lot of great parts. Sound, flexible, stout, and hairy with a great look. She can show as either a market or breeding heifer, and should be a useful cow when you are done.
This thing is a beast of a show heifer or cow even if jack frost got her ears. Yep, I fell asleep for a while, woke up to a bouncing heifer with real stiff ears and I was sick to my stomach. She’s still real good. Super good running gear, huge body, and perfect flank with an ultra feminine look up front. Her young dam was Reserve Maintainer for Maryann at Colorado State Fair last summer.