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| 940-872-1950 4328 FM 1125 BOWIE, TEXAS 76230 |
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Every year we select a few of our best heifers to retain as replacements. We are not expanding our cowherd, so depending on our actual replacement needs, we occasionally have some of these saved back heifers to offer for sale. These are not culls, but the picks of our calf crops! They are young cows producing good calves that should give many profitable years to their new owners.
Cow #14 Sells as a Pair with her 2nd Calf
Moderate Frame with just a Touch of Ear
$1200.00 for the Pair - Pictured Red Cow & Dark Brown Heifer Calf
Calf is Sired by Registered Black Angus MR ROCKY
Cow #14's Pedigree--
Out of a Red 1/2 Beefmaster - 1/2 Angus Cow
Sired by a NOBLE LINE Bull.
Cow #14's History--
Born 27 March 2003
Pasture bred June-August 2004
Calved 1st Calf without assistance or difficulty 24 April 2005
Pasture bred June-August 2005 -- Rebred promptly as a 2YO Heifer
Calved 2nd Calf without assistance or difficulty 11 March 2006
Only 10 1/2 month Calving Interval between 1st and 2nd Calf
Ready to Rebreed June 2006
Cow #15 Sells as a Pair with her 2nd Calf
Moderate Frame with just a Touch of Ear
$1200.00 for the Pair - Black Cow & Black Bull Calf
Calf is Sired by Registered Black Angus MR ROCKY
Cow #15's Pedigree--
Out of a Black 1/2 Beefmaster - 1/2 Angus Cow
Sired by a NOBLE LINE Bull.
Cow #15's History--
Born March 2003
Pasture bred June-August 2004
Calved 1st Calf without assistance or difficulty 24 March 2005
Pasture bred June-August 2005 -- Rebred promptly as a 2YO Heifer
Calved 2nd Calf without assistance or difficulty 25 March 2006
Ready to Rebreed June 2006
Heifer #16 Sells as a Pair with her 1st Calf
Moderate or Larger Frame with just a Touch of Ear
$1200.00 for the Pair - Black Heifer & Smoke Bull Calf
Calf is Sired by Registered Black Angus MR ROCKY
Cow #16's Pedigree--
Out of a Black Large Framed 1/2 Beefmaster - 1/2 Angus Cow
Sired by a NOBLE LINE Bull.
Cow #16's History--
Born March 2004
Pasture bred June-August 2005
Calved 1st Calf without assistance or difficulty 2 April 2006
Ready to Rebreed June 2006
Heifer #17 Sells as a Pair with her 1st Calf
Moderate Frame with just a Touch of Ear
$1200.00 for the Pair - Black Heifer & Black Bull Calf
Calf is Sired by Registered Black Angus MR ROCKY
Cow #17's Pedigree--
Out of a Black 1/2 Beefmaster - 1/2 Angus Cow
Sired by a NOBLE LINE Bull.
Cow #17's History--
Born March 2004
Pasture bred June-August 2005
Calved 1st Calf without assistance or difficulty 25 March 2006
Ready to Rebreed June 2006
Heifer #18 Sells as a Pair with her 1st Calf
Moderate Frame with just a Touch of Ear
$1200.00 for the Pair - Red Heifer & Black Bull Calf
Calf is Sired by Registered Black Angus MR ROCKY
Cow #18's Pedigree--
Out of a Red 1/2 Beefmaster - 1/2 Angus Cow
Sired by a NOBLE LINE Bull.
Cow #18's History--
Born March 2004
Pasture bred June-August 2005
Calved 1st Calf without assistance or difficulty 26 March 2006
Ready to Rebreed June 2006
Heifer #19 Sells as a Pair with her 1st Calf
Moderate Frame with just a Touch of Ear
$1200.00 for the Pair - Black Heifer & Brown Heifer Calf
Calf is Sired by Registered Black Angus MR ROCKY
Cow #19's Pedigree--
Out of a Black 1/2 Beefmaster - 1/2 Angus Cow
Sired by a NOBLE LINE Bull.
Cow #19's History--
Born March 2004
Pasture bred June-August 2005
Calved 1st Calf without assistance or difficulty 17 March 2006
Ready to Rebreed June 2006
| U A F BOBBY EXT 7910 | N BAR EMULATION EXT | EMULATION N BAR 5522 |
| N BAR PRIMROSE 2424 | ||
| ECHOLS BELLE 272 | WOODHILL VALOR | |
| ECHOLS BIG SKY BELLE 40 | ||
| J L W R 92 | MR STOCKMAN ENTERPRISE | G A F PROMPTER 236 |
| G A F BURGESS ENTERPRISE 105 | ||
| WININGHAM LUCY | COOKS HIGHLANDER M 834 | |
| COOKS LUCY LADY G 6072 |
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| MA 9032 OF 303 RITO 3X25 | RITO 3X25 OF 5H11 EXT | N BAR EMULATION EXT |
| RITA 5H11 OF 1B14 RITO 9J9 | ||
| M A EXECUTREND 303 | G D A R EXECUTIVE 727 | |
| MISS NEW TREND 922 | ||
| LONE STAR EILEEN J11 | B A F SAM 705 | H A SAM SPADE 349 |
| OLSONS BLANCHE 836 | ||
| JUMBO FAIR IMAGE JR9 | BERRY MR HI GUY 701 | |
| MASSIVE PRINCESS JR39 |
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Noble Line cattle are a composite of approximately one-third Angus, one-third Brahman and one-third Gelbvieh. Composite breeds combine the relative strengths of existing breeds and are able to maintain hybrid vigor (benefits realized from crossbreeding) over time. They were bred by the Noble Foundation, headquartered in Ardmore, Oklahoma, to provide producers in southern Oklahoma and northern Texas with genetics specifically designed for the region. The Noble Foundation, is a non-profit organization conducting agricultural, forage biotechnological, and plant biology research; providing grants to numerous non-profit charitable, educational and health organizations; and assisting farmers and ranchers through educational and consultative agricultural programs.
"Noble Line cattle were developed here, and the Foundation has supported and worked with the project since it began," said Shan Ingram, the Agricultural Division's education and special projects manager. "As with some of our other projects that have dealt with genetic or variety development [in plants], this cattle-oriented genetic project is now being turned over to the private sector."
"We have incorporated proven techniques and cutting edge technologies in the production of these cattle," said John Winder, a livestock specialist with the Noble Foundation. "Composites are unique in that they maintain hybrid vigor when mated like straightbred cattle. This makes them ideal for producers who don't have or want multiple breeding groups."
Lyndon Graf, a Veterinarian and Foundation cooperator from Marlow, Okla., said he's owned Noble Line cattle since 1998. "Compared to other cross-bred cattle I have, they appear to have above-average weaning weights," said Graf, who is also the vice-president of the Noble Line Breeders Association. "Being a composite breed, they seem to grow out good."
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