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Coral is an impressive, long bodied heifer out of our successful flush of Sierra 127Y and R Leader. She’s a full sib to our other cows 017H Diamond and 902G Emerald, who was recently Champion Cow-Calf pair at the 2022 Iowa State Fair. She will be a great addition to her new home at Sunny View Herefords.

Mystery was given that name because we weren’t sure at first who her ‘daddy’ was. After DNA testing, it was verified she was sired by our strong Sapphire 705E x Leader son. Her momma is a beautiful daughter from our prolific 316A cow. Mystery has already moved to her new home in Missouri, and as requested was renamed, hence why she now shows in AHA as ‘RH KAY 203K’.

Lilac is a really deep bodied heifer that caught a lot of attention in the summer pasture. Dark red with a lot of white, she’s powerful, thick, and big ribbed. She’ll make a high growth, highly productive cow for her new owner.

MS Breah is a very dark, red necked and red-to-the-ground heifer that traces back to a super strong female line with excellent udders. One of the first calves from our new Rausch herd bull ‘Andy’, we really like how she’s developed. She’s moderate framed, a perfect match for her future home in Missouri.

Miss Randi is out of one of the new females we added from the well-known Rausch Hereford herd in 2021. Her 1st time momma did a fabulous job. Randi is sired by Cuda, and her EPD’s top the charts across the board. She will be an awesome foundation female for the new Hereford herd where she will be going, after being bred.

Cassie is a long bodied, big framed heifer that is almost the ‘spitting image’ of her powerful Dam. Her mom 302A is likely the tallest cow in our herd, a Dam of Distinction that raises some of the biggest calves year after year. Sired by Cuda, MS Cassie is sure to be a building block for her new home when she moves on in the Fall of 2023.

MS Spectacle is one of the few cattle we have named by Doug! When born, he thought her unique eye markings looked like eye glasses, hence the name ‘Spectacle’. She’s super dark, very feminine, from a high growth line and a grand-dam who was a DOD. She’ll be a gem for her new owner when delivered as a Bred Heifer in Fall-2023.

MS Rhonda is another product of a Rausch-bred first-time young cow. Sired by our Rausch Anodyne bull ‘Andy’, she’s a total outcross to our long-time bloodlines, and we are tickled at the results. She’s moderate framed, deep bodied, and will be a perfect ‘type’ for the Missouri environment she’ll be headed to in Fall-2023.

This heifer was tagged for our ‘Replacement’ pen even before she was born, but when we saw her, it sealed the deal. Sired by Relentless 005H, whom we only got to use for one season, I wanted to keep as many daughters as possible. Add in her super dark color, pigmented eyes, short marked, and EPD’s in top 25% of breed across the board, we need to keep some of these in our own herd, besides sharing with our customers.

MS Suzie may have been considered a ‘Diamond in the rough’ for early shoppers. A little smaller to start, she has blossomed as she’s grown. Top notch EPD’s, beautiful with goggle eyes, she’s no surprise to us though. Her Great-Grand Dam is our DOD/Donor Cow Sierra 127Y. Her lucky new owners scored a slam dunk with her.

For the past 5 years I’ve been hoping for a daughter I could keep from our DOD cow Ruby 503C (daughter of Sierra 127Y [DOD]), and this year we FINALLY got a heifer to keep! Add in the facts she is sired by Jalapeno, her EPD’s are in top 10% of breed for growth, and we had to send her mom Ruby off this year due to an injury - it was clear this beautiful heifer was staying in our Herd. Watch for sons and daughters out of her in the future.

Here is another daughter of the Relentless bull we raised, out of another Dam of Distinction cow that has roots back to our deepest foundation female line. The decision was made early to keep this heifer to keep those roots going one more generation in the herd. Super high growth EPDs, extremely high udder scores, deep bodied and thick, this girl will make a strong brood cow.

This heifer drew as much attention as any in the pasture this past summer. A.I. sired by the York 5083 bull, out of a large framed, high growth DOD cow, MS Vanna is being retained to continue her Dam’s bloodline, which has been very successful in our herd. Top EPD’s across the board, it’s just ‘icing on the case’ that she’s dark and gorgeous!

Tara is a beautiful, dark red, red-eyed heifer that gets her looks from BOTH of her parents, both of whom fit that same mold. Her EPD profile is the highest calving ease, lowest birth weight of the crop, but still with really good growth background. She’s make another building block for the new Hereford herd and family she’s headed for.

MS Toffee is the first daughter to be retained from one of our newest DOD’s, MS Caramel 719E. This tiny girl was only 60 lbs. at birth and boasts CEZ & BW EPD’s in the top 10% of the breed, still with growth & other EPD’s in top 25% of the breed. She’s also one of the first daughters being kept from our new Rausch Herd Bull 4999 ‘Vern’. We’re excited to see what she will bring to our Cow herd.

Some of our heifers are kept back to keep a great cow family going, being the first opportunity from a young cow. MS Orchid’s dam will be 15 years old in the Spring and is still going strong, but this could be the last chance to keep another daughter from that line. With a Grand-Dam and Great-Grand-Dam who were the 1st and 2nd DOD’s in our Herd, we need to keep this bloodline going, and will be looking for Orchid to do just that.

MS Carlie would have been kept as a Replacement, but I had a ‘standing order’ from a long-time customer who wanted a top heifer marked just like Claire turned out. So when offered, he snatched her up quickly. A Goldrush daughter, out of a wonderful cow, she should be a top producer in her new home, after bred, in Fall-2023.

MS Redhead has roots outside our foundation Lenth herd, all super genes we were happy to add. Her sire is one of our strong Rausch Herd Bulls, and her strong 1st time momma is an own daughter of Revolution 4R, who was a top Hereford A.I. sire for several years, particularly known for his female trait strength. Headed for Missouri in Fall-2023 after bred, Redhead will make a great cow.

MS Graceland is another situation where her Dam is aging and this may be our last opportunity to keep another daughter, so we are. Her Dam Tessa is a DOD herself and Grand-daughter of another DOD, so the female line is super strong. Gracie is also one of the last chances to keep another (last) Goldrush daughter, so she’s staying.

A familiar theme with ‘why’ we are retaining some of the heifers we are, this is the first – and last – opportunity to keep a daughter from a highly productive cow 049X. Being the first heifer she raised, and 049X’s last year in the herd at 12 years old, I knew as soon as Marquee was born that she would stay on this farm. If she performs anything like her mom, she’ll be a top cow for years.

This March born heifer is one of the few heifers we got from our awesome Relentless sire, son of Sapphire 705E and grand-son of Sierra 127Y. Constance is soggy made, deep ribbed, and best yet – a “sweetheart”. We were happy to see her go to a great new home with a young gal who will be showing her at County Fair, and using her to start her new Hereford Herd.

One look at the face of this sweet little heifer and you can guess where she got her name, “Teardrop”. She brings us nothing but “smiles” though. The daughter of a big framed 1st calf momma, grand-daughter of a DOD, she will make a strong cow for the folks who chose her. Being one of the youngest, she just needs a little more time to catch up to the group, which she will get between now and Fall-2023 when she heads to her new home.

This heifer’s 1st time momma AND her grand-mother are probably the smallest two cows in the herd, but look what they produced here! A.I. sired by Cuda, she is deep, soft ribbed, and long bodied. Excellent EPD’s, excellent udder quality, we’re excited to watch what she brings to our herd in years to come.

Callie is an impressive example of what you can get when crossing Hereford and Charlois genetics. Her Hereford sire ‘Tuff’ was a moderate framed, thick bodied bull, and her super-stocky Charlois Dam is sired by Monopoly – so she’s a picture of ‘clubby-type’ thickness, complete with hair and the fuzzy ears!! Callie should make a wonderfully productive cow for her new owner.

Vegas was another heifer who caught a LOT of attention in the summer pasture as a baby and as she grew. Deep, dark red with goggle eyes, she has the big, soggy rib may seek to find. Her growth EPD’s are in top 10% of the breed, and with a Grand-dam (532C) who is a DOD, she may make a lasting impression in our herd. Watch for the opportunity to snatch up sons & daughters in the future.

Greta is another Relentless daughter being retained so that we have more of his strong traits to pass on. She’s the mold he created of deep body, soggy middle, great EPD profile and super disposition. She’s the first daughter retained from an outcross bloodline her mom brought to the herd, and we’re excited to see what she produces.

It is REALLY hard to decide which heifers to keep and which to keep, and Foxie here was one of those really tough decisions. She’s a beautiful daughter of our Rausch bull ‘Vern’, and an outcross female line. Our loss is our lucky customer’s gain here, as we expect Foxie to do great things in the new Hereford herd she’ll be headed for in the Fall-2023 after she’s been bred.

Sutton is one of those unique heifers that has a picture-perfect profile, can be shown (won her class at the Iowa State Fair), AND has chart topping EPD’s that set her up to be a super productive brood cow! We love what the Frontier 174E calves have done for us and Sutton is another example. She’ll be a solid addition to herd and we will be excited to offer her calves in the future!

Lacey is a beautiful example of planning a mating that results in a heifer even better than her mother. Lacey’s dam is a very plain, small, yet highly productive cow that raises an excellent calf every year. Lacey is even deeper bodied, easier fleshing, with stronger EPD’s than her mom. We’re anxious to follow her progress.

This little lady has a pedigree that reads like a ‘Who’s who in Hereford genetics!’ Sire’s side includes Leader and Red Bull, her Dam is out of Catapult 109 with Ribeye 88X in her background too. Her EPD’s are top 10-25% of the breed across the board, and she’s as sweet and well-built as ANY of the heifers. What a combination for her new owner as they build up their new Hereford herd!

The youngest in the group is not only the last Goldrush daughter to have, but out of a moderate framed, deep bodied cow that had a ‘bannered’ show career. Sienna is so sweet and photogenic, but as a brood cow she will bring muscle, depth, thickness and massive bone and growth to her calves. The first daughter to be kept from her Dam’s genetics, she was a shoe-in to stay in the herd.

One of our regular customers has a standing order for: Dark red with a LOT of white, quiet, out of a mom who is a ‘big’ cow, and Goldrush daughter if possible, and younger is OK since don’t breed until later summer. Mary here was a perfect match for that request. She also happens to be the full sister of two other heifers that same customer got in the past years, and he’s been totally happy with what they have done for him. He’ll be getting Mary to add to his herd come Fall-2023.

One of our regular customers has a standing order for: Dark red with a LOT of white, quiet, out of a mom who is a ‘big’ cow, and Goldrush daughter if possible, and younger is OK since don’t breed until later summer. Mary here was a perfect match for that request. She also happens to be the full sister of two other heifers that same customer got in the past years, and he’s been totally happy with what they have done for him. He’ll be getting Mary to add to his herd come Fall-2023.