CATTLE RAISERS COMMUNITY
SEEDSTOCK
Eric Walker of Morrison, Tenn., has been elected president of the American Hereford Association
(AHA). Sam Shaw, Caldwell, Idaho, has been elected vice president. Loran “Mackie” Bounds of Axtell, has been elected president of Beefmaster Breeders United (BBU) and
Steve Carpenter, Tecumseh, Okla., was elected vice- president. Kyle Dykes is the commercial marketing coordina- tor at International Brangus Breeders Association
(IBBA). A native of Killeen, Dykes grew up on a small farm raising commercial cattle. Previously, Dykes worked as the Natural Resources County Exten- sion Agent for McLennan County. Dykes received his bachelor’s degree in animal science from Texas A&M University in 2013. He also received his certifi cate in auctioneering from the Texas Auction Academy and has been licensed with the state of Texas since 2011. In 2013 Dykes won the Texas State Champion Rookie Auctioneer title and has gained experience in live- stock, equipment and estate sales and is an active member of the Texas Auctioneers Association.
SALE REPORTS
Dudley Brothers 53rd Annual Hereford Production Oct. 9, 2014 — Comanche
138 Hereford bulls, avg. $7,157 2014
Texas Hereford Association Buffalo Classic and Red Angus Invitational
Oct. 22, 2014 — Buffalo 73 Hereford bulls, avg. $5,275; 19 Red Angus bulls, avg. $5,068; 19 registered Hereford females, avg. $2,808; 65 commercial females, avg. $2,548 Hillhouse Angus Ranch Sale Oct. 24, 2014 — Salado
85 total registered females, avg. $9,127 44 Farms Fall Angus Sale Oct. 25, 2014 — Cameron
294 total registered bulls, avg. $8,287; 48 total regis- tered females, avg. $12,115; 342 total lots, avg. $8,824 Briggs Ranches 11th Santa Gertrudis Bull Sale and Commercial Female Sale and 37th Annual Tri-Star Santa Gertrudis Sale
Nov 7 and 8, 2014 — Victoria 80 bulls, avg. $5,304; 212 commercial females, avg., $3,196; 69 female lots, avg. $5,668
act like owners – they have a vested interest in the cattle they care for. Get to know the individuals who make Cactus Feeders a success.
Cactus Feedyard Pistol Audrain, Manager Cactus, TX (806) 966-5151
Centerfire Feedyard Martin Daharsh, Manager Ulysses, KS (620) 356-2010
Frontier Feedyard Ross Kelso, Manager Spearman, TX (806) 882-4251
Hale Center Feedyard Jess Turner, Manager Hale Center, TX (806) 879-2104
Southwest Feedyard Buddy Thomas, Manager Hereford, TX (806) 364-0693
Stratford Feedyard Tres Hess, Manager Stratford, TX (806) 396-5501
Ulysses Feedyard Randy Shields, Manager Ulysses, KS (620) 356-1750
Wolf Creek Feedyard David Watts, Manager Perryton, TX (806) 435-5697
Wrangler Feedyard Walt Garrison, Manager Tulia, TX
(806) 668-4741 At Cactus, our Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) makes each employee an owner of the company.
When they think like owners, they take care of the cattle as if they own them. That’s the secret to what has made Cactus Feeders a continuing success. Retained Ownership
Call Brent Caviness, Surcy Peoples, Bill Hicks or Dusty Lubbock
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