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Diamond D Simmentals Schaake Farms Schaake Farms Schaake Farms Brooks Simmentals 16 Spring Opens 64 65 66 64 65 66 SFI You Dew It Girl 02/22/10 Tattoo X14U Adj BW 70 Adj WW 635 Homo Black, Homo Polled, 3/4 blood, Open CNS Dream On L186 HTP SVF In Dew Time HTP SVF Honeydew SFI Warrior R45L Hanels Miss America U814 K S U Miss Lucy Boy 0137 Cow power! I wish every female we produced could look like this one. We call her “Fun Size” around the ranch because of her modest frame size, extreme body volume and perfect design. Her dam is one of our best young donor prospects. SFI Simply Irresistable 01/03/10 Tattoo X3U Adj BW 83 Adj WW 622 Homo Black, Polled, Purebred, Open CNS Dream On L186 HTP SVF In Dew Time HTP SVF Honeydew HC Power Drive 88H SFI Kandi’s Best U03M SFI Kandi Kisses M03 This one just keeps getting better everyday. She is deep bodied, smooth made and has a great disposition. She is out of a first calf heifer and we are really excited about the future of her dam. Take a close look at this one. SFI Sweet Lookin X85N 02/18/10 Tattoo X85N Adj BW 94 Adj WW 653 Homo Black, Polled, Purebred, Open SRS J914 Preferred Beef Triple C Invasion R47K Hooks Karrie 47K PVF-BF BF26 Black Joker SFI Miss Too Sweet N85K SFI Miss Micks Dream This one will be the sleeper of the sale. She has a powerful shape, yet maintains the female character of her dam. I appreciate her soundness and flexible joints. Her maternal sister was the Supreme Champion female at the 2009 Kansas State Fair. 2536718 CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG Marb BF REA API 2536722 CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG Marb BF REA API 2536732 CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG Marb BF REA API 10.3 -2.6 24.5 51.1 7.7 3.6 15.9 -10.6 .21 .42 .07 -.23 123 10.1 .6 31.1 56.7 8.6 4.7 20.3 -2.8 .10 .20 .05 .03 115 6.9 2.0 31.1 56.9 .8 10.5 26.0 -.6 -.02 .07 .03 .28 110 67 Diamond D Manifest 30X CE 7.6 68 Brooks-Cline Legacy Lady 2537330 2538673 03/10/10 Tattoo 30X Adj BW 94 Adj WW 650 01/09/10 Tattoo 829X Adj BW 85 Adj WW * Black, Polled, Purebred, Open BW -1.1 Black, Homo Polled, Sim-Angus 1/2-1/2, Open WW 33.2 Nichols Legacy M72 YW 67.9 RR Rito 707 Nichols Manifest T79 MCE 3.4 Sinclair Rito Legacy 3R9 Nichols MCM N13 MM 6.4 Ideal 4465 of 6807 4286 WHF Grand Slam H21 MW 23 CNS Dream On L186 Diamond D G Slam H21 CW 1.6 Brooks Miss Super Star Diamond-D BJ P29P YG .08 Miss Kansas K 11G Marb .25 BF .04 REA .09 API 122 The sire of Manifest ranks in the top 1% for yearling weight, marbling, API and TI. This is the only Manifest female we have. Look her over. She has a great disposition and powerful EPDs. Legacy Lady is the natural calf of our newest donor, Brooks Miss Super Star, owned with Cline Cattle Company. Super Star was a $9000 seller in our 2008 sale. Legacy Lady is clean-fronted and long sided with excellent structure. Look at the pedigree Dream On and 11G. She will show and make a great cow. To see video clips of our females, please visit our website: www.goldbulliongroup.com CE BW WW YW MCE MM MW CW YG Marb BF REA API * -1 25 59 * -1 11 -3 .18 .39 .06 -.08 106
The Gold Bullion 24 Karat Female <strong>Sale</strong> Consignors Brooks Simmentals was started in 1986 when I purchased two black Simmental cows and today that has grown to 70. Cattle and land are owned together with my parents, John and Wilma Brooks. AI has been used from the beginning and ET was started in 1997. Today, most calves are produced through ET and it has become a major factor in upgrading my program. I have enjoyed showing cattle and have had champions at the Kansas State Fair and the Kansas Beef Expo, but raising show cattle is not my goal. My objective is to raise cattle that are polled, solid colored, and very functional for use in the commercial market with a strong emphasis on carcass quality. Ralph Brooks We began using Simmental semen in 1971 and our herd has grown from 4 cows to about 55 breeding age females. Our children, Mark and Becca, showed Simmental heifers in state, regional, and national Junior Classics; and both were on the KJSA and National AJSA Boards. Michael served two terms on the ASA Board and led efforts to initiate ASA’s Total Herd Enrollment, the Simmental ID system, and the Performance Advocate program. We primarily work our cattle on foot with the aid of our Border Collie dog, Sugar, so disposition is very important to us. We are both on the faculty at K-State; therefore, our cattle have to be easy to handle with our limited time to manage them. Our primary goal is to produce bulls for commercial cow-calf producers. We emphasize ’convenience traits’, total performance, and maternal traits. Our moderate-sized herd of all AI sired, all polled, all black females are moderate framed and functional in the Flint Hills environment. We balance phenotype, actual performance and EPDs. Earline, “Sugar” & Michael Diamond D Simmentals was established in the Flint Hills near Manhattan, Kansas in 1968 By Calvin and Mary Louise Drake. Semen, imported from Canada, was used on Angus and Polled Hereford cows to enhance the polled gene. Artificial insemination has been used for 33 years. Easy-fleshing, polled, rapid-growing females that calve easily are selected as replacement heifers. EPDs are used in selection and carcass quality is stressed. Only AI sire having sound EPDs and correct structure are selected. Both red and black cows comprise the herd of about 40 head. This is one of the earliest Simmental herds established in America still in continuous operation. Calvin is a retired professor of Animal Science at Kansas State University and spent several years in the cattle feeding industry. Calvin & Mary Louise, “Cochise”, Adryanna & Darren Shane, Shilo, Scott & Kandi The Schaake’s have been breeding Simmental cattle since 1974, after an introduction to the breed when Scott showed the Grand Champion steer (Simmental x Hereford) at the county fair. Artificially breeding our black cows to Simmental bulls gave us our start in black-factored Simmental genetics in 1975. In fact, many of our leading cow families trace back to “Chipper N726”, who defined the word “longevity” She remained a productive donor cow to the age of 20 years. Currently our program utilizes artificial insemination and embryo transfer. Selection pressure for calving ease, maternal influence, moderate growth, disposition and a manageable mature size has been stressed for several generations. Attention to structural correctness, fleshing ability and marketing appeal has been a priority since day one.
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