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New set of breeding-age bulls now available


Thanks to these following buyers: RDS Land & Cattle Co., Memphis, TX — 10 bulls Ray Williams, Menard, TX — 1 bull


5749 Rocking Chair Lane Ft. McKavett, TX 76841-2007


Certified Brucellosis-Free 5514


Loyd Whitehead Cell 325-234-5115 Office 325-396-2384


Randy Wood 325-396-4911


Components may be purchased separately.


Mark McClintock 325-650-4223


RED POLL NATIONAL SALE October 19 & 20 Sedalia, Missouri


Not familiar with the Red Poll breed? Red Poll cattle are a British breed, originally developed as dual purpose for both milk and beef production, that


has been selected for beef production over the last 3 or 4 decades. Red Polls offer unequaled maternal traits and unparalleled genetic consistency as a result of centuries of pure breeding and careful selection. They are medium


framed, exceptionally docile, homozygous polled cattle that produce naturally tender beef. The USDA Meat Animal Research Center found Red Polls to be one of the top breeds for cow efficiency and beef production.


• Milking Ability AND Cow Efficiency • Highly Adaptable


• Naturally Tender Meat • Work in Grass Based Programs


• Unequalled Maternal Traits • Moderate Frame • Calving Ease


• Gentle Disposition • Naturally Polled


• Highly Conserved Genetics


For more information about the sale and the breed, go to: www.americanredpolls.com or call 765-425-4515


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