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March 2020
US Beltie News
President’s message
President Janie Tripp the spectacular belted cattle and often commented on a
herd they saw regularly near Iowa City. Her first heifer was
My first two months as president a birthday gift. Since then, the herd has increased to the
have been very busy. Council usual 15 to 20 head of cows. Pat said heifers not retained
and several committees have had are offered for sale, steers are used in the beef business,
teleconferences in preparation for and exceptional bull calves are considered for development.
an exciting 2020. I have also been Sutliff Belties has participated in shows throughout the
on the road showing at the Dixie Midwest, exhibiting at World Beef Expo for 15 years, as
National in Jackson, Mississippi. well as at the Midwest Classic, and Pat hosted the Belties
I had a pair of Belted Galloway Unlimited in Iowa five times. In 2019, Sutliff Belties exhibited
heifers in my show string that garnered much attention at the NAILE in Louisville, Kentucky.
from the general public.
Pat has served as a volunteer leader for the Area 5 Belted
Councilman Dick Williams from South Carolina resigned Galloway Junior Association, served on the annual meeting
in late December. I want to commend Dick for his service committee, currently serves as chair of the A.H. Chatfield
on Council and communicate that he will be missed. Past Scholarship Jr. committee, and on the board of the Belted
president, Dawson Masters nominated Pat Hipple from Galloway Foundation, Inc. Pat has a deep passion for the
Iowa to fill the vacancy. The Council had a teleconference breed and has been highly involved for nearly a decade.
in mid-January and the nomination was accepted. I would Being nominated to fill an unexpired term is an honor for Pat
like to welcome Pat Hipple to Council. I am certain that that she takes seriously and she is excited to be able to give
Pat is well-know to the membership. Her husband, Greg, back to an organization that she so strongly believes in.
served on Council over the past 10 years.
We also welcomed two junior members, Sophia Romani
Pat and her husband Greg live in rural Solon, Iowa, on from Rhode Island and Sawyer Bales from Indiana to the
their farm Sutliff Belties. They have two grown children, Belted Galloway Junior Association committee. During our
who are both married and each of them have two children recent teleconference, I was impressed with their ideas and
of their own. Pat has worked at the Solon State Bank feedback. Thanks Sophia and Sawyer!
in Solon for 28 years, and has been in banking for 35
years. The farm is named for the Historic Sutliff Bridge, The Belted Galloway Junior Handbook is now available on
which borders the eastern side of their farm. The farm beltie.org. Belted Galloway Junior Association members
was purchased in 1990, and Belted Galloway cattle can download it or reference it as needed. Thank you to the
were introduced in 1993. Pat always wanted some of Belted Galloway Foundation, Inc. for funding the project.
Continued on page 4...
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Diella Bovee
NEW MEMBERS Betsy Hoene
Calendar Reminders
FRYEBURG YOUTH SHOW & NORTHEAST REGIONAL JUNIOR BELTED
5370 S 1100 E 7899 East 650 S GALLOWAY SHOW- APRIL 23-26
Wolcottville, IN 46795 Elizabethtown, IN 47232 Fryeburg Fairgrounds, Fryeburg, Maine. Entry Information and registration packets
can be found online at www.fryeburgyouthshow.com. Contact: Diane Gushee (207)
260) 499-0412 256-7798.
David Kradel BELTED GALLOWAY SOCIETY SPRING MEETING- APRIL 25
H. L. Bowman 206 Smith Rd 8 am ET. Fryeburg Fairgrounds, Fryeburg, Maine. Contact Vic Eggleston at (608)
17749 County Rd 75 Sarver, PA 16055 220-1091 or executivedirector@beltie.org.
Trinidad, CO 81082 (724) 954-8689 THE 30TH NATIONAL BELTED GALLOWAY SALE- APRIL 25 @ 3PM
Fryeburg Fairgrounds, Fryeburg, Maine. Consignment packets will be available on
(720) 429-0376 www.beltedgallowaysale.com. Deadline: 2/15/2020. Dustin James Sale Manager
Betsy Malecha Price (207) 491-5980 or beltiesale@gmail.com.
Lincoln Brooks Cross Lazy B Belteds SOUTHWEST BELTED GALLOWAY ANNUAL MEETING & SPRING SHOW-
181 Windswept Farm Ln 2919 Hwy 141 APRIL 25
Fredericksburg, Texas. Cattle arrive April 24, 2020. Contact Tommy Fey at tdfey@
Church Hill, MD 21623 PO Box 365
live.com.
(410) 490-6991 Avon, MT 59713 A.H. CHATFIELD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP- APRIL 30
(406) 499-0354 Contact Vic Eggleston at (608) 220-1091 or executivedirector@beltie.org.
Dalton Carr 2020 WORLD GALLOWAY CONFERENCE EARLYBIRD DISCOUNT DEADLINE-
Windswept Farm RZL Farms Inc MAY 1
Held in conjunction with the North American International Livestock Exposition
1135 Price Station Rd 20601 205th St (NAILE) in Louisville, Kentucky November 14-21, 2020. Visit our event website at
Church Hill, MD 21623 Holland, IA 50642 worldgallowaycongressusa2020.com for the schedule and registration information.
(410) 490-6991 GLBGA FIELD DAYS- JUNE 12-14
Singleton Farms Columbia City, Indiana. Contact Terry Willis (815) 547-6912 or sbfarms@hotmail.
Sabrina Cook c/o Lisa & Andy Singleto com.
MIDWEST CLASSIC- JUNE 27
11594 E US Hwy 290 1900 N Saint James Rd Winnebago County Fairgrounds, Pecatonica, Illinois. Contact Julie Willis (815) 547-
Fredericksburg, TX 78624 Pilot Point, TX 76258 6912 or sbfarms@hotmail.com.
(830) 998-8678 (214) 693-6207 WISCONSIN FARM TECHNOLOGY DAYS- JULY 21-23
Huntsinger Farms, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Belted Galloway exhibit by Great Lakes
Belted Galloway Association. Contact Terry or Karlyn Etheridge (715) 835-4043 or
James Dillard Darci Snow
tekcattle@yahoo.com.
Dillard Farms 9508 S Daniel St 2020 WORLD GALLOWAY CONGRESS- NOV 14-21
1418 Warrior Creek Church Rd Terre Haute, IN 47802 Held in conjunction with the North American International Livestock
Gray Court, NC 29645 Exposition (NAILE) in Louisville, Kentucky. Visit our event website at
Whiskey Neat Cattle Company worldgallowaycongressusa2020.com for the schedule and registration information.
Edgewood Miller Farm c/o Colleen Hannigan
2019 National Stats
c/o Barbara Miller 4940 Old Madisonville Rdz
5291 Scuffletown Rd Hopkinsville, KY 42240
Barboursville, VA 22623 (781) 635-0312
Findview Farm Purebred Registrations All Registrations & Recordations
c/o Samantha & Tom Grant Male Female Total Male Female Steers Total
147 Mighty St
Gorham, ME 04038 234 949 1183 234 1031 12 1277
(207) 839-4334 19.80% 80.20% 19.80% 80.70% 0.90%
Appendix Recordations Transfers
Canadian Livestock Records Male Female Total Male Female Total
Corporation (CLRC) 12 70 82 228 785 1013
All Registrar Services 14.60% 85.40% 22.50% 77.50%
2417 Holly Lane
Appendix Animals
Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA K1V 0M7
% Pure Steers Females Total % Total % Females
Registrars
Caleigh Jerry caleigh.jerry@clrc.ca Lisa Hutt lisa.hutt@clrc.ca 87.50% 1 23 24 29.30% 32.90%
Phone 877-833-7110, ext. 315 Phone 877-833-7110 Ext. 312 75% 1 20 21 25.60% 28.60%
Fax 613-731-0704 Fax 613-731-0704
50% 10 27 37 45.10% 38.60%
Office Hours
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday to Friday. Total 12 70 82
Lisa may also be reached from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. from Monday to
Wednesday and until 5:30 p.m. on Thursday. She is not in the office Types of Matings
on Friday, but Caleigh is still available to assist you that day. Natural AI ET
Note: when transferring animals that are already registered, that M F T M F T M F T
they have to return the old registration certificate along with the 213 937 1150 21 72 93 12 10 22
transfer application. Currently a number of members have not
returned the old registration and a new one cannot be processed 90.90% 7.40% 1.70%
until the old one has been sent in M= Male, F= Female, T= Total
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the 30th annual national sale- negg
by Dustin James, Sale Manager
Whether you are a seasoned breeder or a new breeder
just starting out, you won’t want to miss the weekend we
have planned for you, April 24-26. Consignors from across
the country have brought together an elite set of cattle for
this milestone sale. With all three colors, both sexes and
numerous elite cow families (both traditional and grass fed
genetics) represented this is certainly an offering you won’t
want to miss.
Online bidding and a wide variety of transportation options
will be available. For more information or to obtain an
estimate on transportation, please email beltiesale@gmail.
com or contact sale manager, Dustin James at (207) 491-
5980.
Join us! April 25th, 2020
As we leap out of February and into March, we can all start
to feel that Spring is just around the corner. With Spring
comes the excitement of calving season for many, the lush
green pastures, and of course warmer weather. It’s one of
my favorite times of year on the farm. (with the exception of
the mud, of course).
Another one of my favorite Spring traditions is the National
Belted Galloway Sale and Fryeburg Youth Show held in the
beautiful town of Fryeburg, Maine at the end of each April.
This Spring however, is the mark of something special,
something that doesn’t happen often in this industry… Our
BREEDING CATTLE, SHOW PROSPECTS
breed will host it’s 30th, yes, 30th National Belted Galloway
GENETIC OPPORTUNITIES, BULLS...
Sale. That is a mark that very few purebred registered
cattle sales have eclipsed and we are so proud to say, ALL THREE COLORS AVAILABLE!
we’ve done it!
PREMIUM TRADITIONAL AND GRASSFED GENETICS
As we come together this April, with members from coast
AWARD WINNING PEDIGREES
to coast, the history will be evident. As you stroll through
the sale barn you will hear stories from the 1st sale through REPRODUCTION SOUNDNESS GUARANTEED!
the 29th, the past generation will share their wealth of
knowledge with the new, and the traditions of the sale will
continue. It will be an experience to remember.
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President’s Message Continued... same weekend of April 24-26, 2020. The 30th National
Special thanks to Heidi Baker (ME), Greg Hipple (IA), Kathi Belted Galloway Sale, the Fryeburg Youth Show, the
Jurkowski (IL), and Sheri Riley (TX) Janie Tripp (MS). The Northeast Regional Belted Galloway Junior Show, and
Society’s Jayde Reilly did the design work and our advisor on the Belted Galloway Spring Council meeting will be held
the project was Vic Eggleston. Thank you everyone for your in Fryeburg, Maine . The Southwest Belted Galloway
collaboration! Association is holding their spring meeting and show in
Fredericksburg, Texas. I have attended all of these events
Are you considering attending the 2020 World Congress in these various regions and I encourage everyone to check
in Kentucky? It is for all breeders internationally and in the them out.
United States. From personal experience, it is so worthwhile
to meet other breeders globally. With an early registration The Great Lakes Belted Galloway Association is also rolling
before May 1, 2020, a $50 savings per person is being out the red carpet and beginning a new regional show called
offered. If you plan to attend, please register early. It will help the Great Lakes Regional Roundup in June 11-14, 2020 with
World Galloway Congress president, Jon Bednarski, with the a junior show, open show, and a field day in Columbus, IN.
logistics of the event.
I can wholeheartedly state that the volunteerism in our
April is quickly approaching and we have two events on the breed is phenomenal. Our breeders who work together and
promote our breed are first-class!
Cattle Twin Tips The First Breathe
by Jayde Reilly, US Beltie News Editor by Glen Selk, Oklahoma State University
Have you had twins on your farm? If so, that is pretty Despite our best efforts at bull selection and heifer
remarkable! According to Hoard’s Dairyman (1993), the development, cows or heifers occasionally need assistance
frequency of twins in cattle is about one in every 227 births. at calving time. Every baby calf has a certain degree of
Twins may seem like a great idea when it is time to go to respiratory acidosis. Acidosis is the result of the deprivation
market with your calves but there are many risks involved of oxygen and the accumulation of carbon dioxide that
when birthing twins on the farm. Below are some tips in results from the passage of the calf through the birth canal.
handling twins born on the farm.
The excess of carbon dioxide results in a build-up of lactic
• Calves may have to be delivered. acid (therefore the acidosis.) In order to correct the lack
• Once both calves are on the ground, it is recommended of oxygen and the excess of carbon dioxide and its by-
that you keep a careful eye on them. Twins are typically products, the healthy calf will pant vigorously shortly after
less vigorous at birth and may need some assistance birth. Some calves, however, may be sluggish and slow to
to get going. begin this corrective process.
• Research indicates that approximately half the sets
of twins should contain both a bull and a heifer calf. If It is imperative that the newborn calf begins to breathe as
the set of twins contains both a bull and a heifer, you soon as possible. To stimulate the initiation of the respiratory
will need to make note when it is time to make culling process, a few ideas may help. First, manually clear the
decisions. Heifers born with a bull twin are considered mouth and nasal passages of fluids and mucus.
“free martins” and are infertile 94% of the time.
• The mother may not accept one of the twins. Traditionally, compromised calves were held up by their hind
• The mother may not produce enough milk for both legs to allow fluid to drain from the airways, but now many
calves. Supplement the calves with a quality milk veterinarians and animal scientists don’t recommend this.
replacer to meet their nutritional needs. Most of the fluid that drains from an upside-down calf is
stomach fluid, important to health. Holding the calf by its hind
Twin calves are exciting and often a surprise on the farm! legs also puts pressure on the diaphragm from abdominal
Have a close relationship with your local veterinarian to organs, interfering with normal breathing. It’s better to use a
help you build a plan to manage healthy twin calves. suction bulb to clear the airways.
Resources:
12, Apr. “Got Twin Calves? Make Sure You Write It Down.” Beef Magazine, 12 Apr.
Hanging the calf over a fence also is NOT a recommended
2018, www.beefmagazine.com/genetics/got-twin-calves-make-sure-you-write-it- method for a sluggish newborn. The weight of the calf on the
down. fence restricts the movement of the diaphragm muscle. The
fence impairs the diaphragm’s ability to contract and move.
This diaphragm activity is necessary to expand the lungs to
draw in air and needed oxygen.
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Lice Treatment
continued... Treatments come in pour-on and injectable formulations.
Macrocyclic lactones treat internal intestinal nematodes,
but also work on external parasites such as lice. It is
A better method is to briskly tickle the inside of the nostrils
of the calf with a straw. This will usually cause the calf important to note that the injectable formulations do not
to have a reflex action such as a “snort” or cough. The work on biting lice since they do not blood feed.
reflex cough or “snort” expands the lungs and allows air to
enter. Expect the calf to pant rapidly for a few minutes after These products are most often used on a herd basis at
breathing is initiated. Panting is the natural response that the end of summer grazing going into winter. Even with
increases oxygen intake and carbon dioxide release and herd treatment in the fall, later season lice infections can
will allow the calf to reach normal blood gas concentrations. still occur. This can be due to fence line contact with other
animals, or introduction of new animals.
Here is a link to a demonstration video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEKy2pHjmoE The other option is topical treatments that are non-
systemic. These products are typically pyrethroid products
similar to what is commonly used to control horn flies
Itching & Rubbing in your herd? during the summer months.
it may be lice! These products are very effective against the adult lice,
but to not affect the larvae or eggs. Retreatment is often
by Kansas State University
indicated 14 days after initial treatment.
The USDA has estimated that livestock producers lose up
There is a product available that is a pyrethroid in
to $125 million per year due to effects of lice infestations.
combination with an IGR (insect growth regulator) that not
Not only can they be the cause of direct animal
only works very well against the adults, but also works
performance losses, but also increases wear and tear
against the eggs and larvae. Use of this particular product
on facilities and fences. The direct losses to cattle come
eliminates the need to retreat in 14 days.
in forms of decreased average daily gains (documented
0.25 pounds per day reduction in growing calves), skin
Since these topical formulations kill lice by contact, it is
infections, and potentially blood loss and anemia.
extremely important to apply them appropriately to cattle.
Most formations call for the pour-on to be applied with
Two Types of Cattle Lice
full coverage on the topline of animals, from poll to the
There are two different types of lice that infect cattle.
trailhead.
Biting lice feed on the skin and secretions on the outside
of the animal. The other type is known as sucking lice.
When treating cattle, it is also important to treat the entire
These species are blood feeders and pierce the skin.
group. Missing one animal could serve as the reservoir for
reinvesting the entire herd.
Both types of lice spend their entire lifecycles on the cattle
hosts. Off of cattle they survive very poorly and generally
The same thought should be given to new additions to
only last a few days. However, they can live up to 10 days
the herd from an outside source. Basic biosecurity such
off host in the right environment, leading to reinfection in
as treating and segregating new additions for 30 days is
groups of animals.
not only good to reduce risk of lice, it is also a great tool in
decreasing introduction of other diseases.
It is important to note that lice are host species specific.
This means that cattle lice cannot affect people, horses,
or any other species.
Lice Symptoms
Clinical signs of lice infected cattle generally begin with
constant rubbing and scratching within the herd. Fences,
posts, water troughs, trees and any other stationary object
Tattoo Year Code
could be subject to damage from this rubbing. As the
infection and irritation continues, large hairless patches The year code
will become evident on animals. on tattoos for
animals born in ABC
Further diagnosing the issue beyond the clinical signs year 2020 is 1H
requires seeing the adult lice on the skin. Parting the hair
will reveal the lice. They are very small but can still be
seen. They are roughly the size of a grain of sand. The
economic threshold for treatment is roughly 10 lice per
H
square inch.
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For sale
IA- Wagner Farms is offering Wagner Farms Eagle’s Talon (AI) 41278-R, a purebred, a black and white cow, but has had both red and white and black and white calves.
registered, three-year-old red bull for sale. A deep-bodied, well-muscled bull sired Sunday carries the red gene. Hobbie Horse Farm Napoleon 43672-B is a 21-month-old
by Driftwood Talon 46T with his dam Driftwood Lady 19B, a Fearrington After Hours registered bull. He was tested by Hoffman Breeders to be one of the best young bulls
daughter. His pedigree contains all three color genes. He’s a very deep red bull in color, they have ever tested. He was raised in the barnyard and has a good temperament
even his tail switch. Has put very nice calves on the ground, all with very desirable birth with the herd. He is a black and white bull that also carries the red gene. He is a block
weights and eye appeal. Located in East central Iowa. Contact Mike or Kathy Wagner, and well-marked. Sired by Circle W Boyd and his dam is Hobbie Horse Wendy. Hobbie
Wagner Farms, Tipton, IA by email at wagnersbeltedgalloways@gmail.com or call (563) Horse Ramses 44972-b is a ten-
357-6992.
NC- Rockwater Old Hickory 44629-B DOB 6/29/18. Black/Red carrier excellent temper-
IN- For Sale: Udder Galloway Miss March A38345-B1/2BGXX with Steer Calf, Udder ament. Ann Furr Rockwater Farm, Salisbury, NC. (704) 798-3460 or drfurr611@gmail.
Galloway Tracee [38555-B with Steer Calf, Udder Galloway Miss Patty 38346-B with com.
Heifer Calf, Udder Galloway Miss Maggy 41251-B Cow. Very nice cows with Calf’s.
Please call Wayne Galloway, Udder Galloway, Cloverdale, IN if you have any questions. SD- Attention 4-H members and or juniors. Red Belted Galloway steers for sale born
(765) 301-0154 or email at wgalloway78@gmail.com. in April 2019. They have been worked, and had shots, and have been poured. They
are feed bunk trained to come when called. There will be a trailer going to Illinois the
AZ- Black Bull Calf: Lazy B Tundra Kenai 45071B. DOB 6/14/19. Birth weight 65 middle of February. Depending on how many will be going, shipping would be cheaper
pounds. Hypotrichosis N/N. He is partially halter broken, trained to lift all four feet for the more that are on the trailer. For more information: Bohnet’s Red Belted Galloway,
inspection and loves to be groomed. His Dam J&N Ranch Little Bit has excellent milk Marv Bohnet, Hazel, SD. (605) 881-5891. Worlds largest breeder of JUST Red Belted
production and well-balanced udder. Kenai is on site at the Lazy B Ranch in Mayer, AZ. Galloway cattle.
Contact Connie Bontrager at (623) 201-0908 or csbontrager1@wmconnect.com.
IL- Three yearlings heifers and one yearling bull sired by Oak Valley Edsel 43125-B for
sale. 1. Klover Korners Geo 44738-B. DOB: 3/27/19. Show prospect in this powerful
March heifer. Traces to Lifetime Platinum sire Southdown Unique 9 U and Meadowood
Wayland. 2. Klover Korners Gin 44736-B. DOB: 4/30/19. Fancy late April heifer tracing
to Australian influence of Longfield Roberto and Shiralee Jezebell and to Stonehedge
Patriot. Her dam is one of the largest and best milking dams in the herd. 3. Klover
Korners Lady Gaga 44737-B,W. DOB: 3/25/19. Top prospect in the three-quarter sister
to Klover Korners Geo tracing to the red matron Orchard Ridge Summer and directly
to Southdown Unique 9 U and Meadowood Wayland. Tiny white spot on right hind foot.
4.Klover Korners Gusty 44908-B is the only bull kept from the 2019 calf crop. Loaded
with muscle, bone, rib shape, and super phenotype. He has a 70 pound birth weight
and excellent growth. He comes from the same productive cow family as Gin. Contact
Kathi Jurkowski, Klover Korners Farm, Rockton, IL. kathikowski@gmail.com or (815)
629-2306.
WI- One- and two-year-old registered Beltie heifers for sale. After a successful calving
year, we are looking to reduce our herd of black Belties. We have cow/calf pairs, cows,
or just calves. All the calves were born April-June 2019. BCO Goldie 44482-B, DOB:
4/27/19; BCO Grace 44483-B, DOB: 5/3/19; BCO Gea 44484-B, DOB: 5/3/19; BCO
Gari 44485-B, DOB: 5/21/19; BCO Gail 44486-B, DOB: 6/2J/19; Also, have four
heifers. BCO Flower 43266-B, and BCO Fern 43665-B, Hickory Spring Foxy 43352-B,
and Hickory Spring Flossy 43353-B. They will be ready to be bred in the Spring of 2020.
Contact Mary Nachreiner, Bear Creek Organics, Plain, WI. Mary5959@gmail.com or
(757) 660-9291 or (608) 360-9151.
WI- Four 2019 heifers for sale, registrations pending. All sired by MRB Red Miles 41926-
R. Double B Ivory born 9/26/19, black with full belt. Double B Opal born 9/5/19, black
with full belt. Double B Red Sonja born 9/25/19, red with full belt. Double B Madeleine
born 11/4/19, black with full belt. All heifers started with halters. Contact Barb Beeler,
Double B Farm, Beloit, WI at (608) 921-0293 or emaildoublebfarm76@outlook.com.
OK- Four registered heifers and one registered bull for sale. Several steers available
also. These are all very nice cattle, well-marked with great, gentle dispositions. They
were all sired by FSB Wiga’s Zopman 35956-B, an exceptional bull from Aldermere
and Anderson Hill genetics. Rainbow Valley Cheyene 45035-B, DOB 2-25-19; Rainbow
Valley Sydney 45036-B, DOB 2-22-19; Rainbow Valley Memphis 45037-B, DOB 3-9-19;
and Rainbow Valley Madison 45038-B, DOB 3-21-19. The young bull, Rainbow Valley
Bojangles 45033-B, DOB 2-18-19; has been DNA tested and verified. For more informa-
tion, contact Doug and Barbara Swindell, Rainbow Valley Ranch, Wellston, OK. (405)
659-8731, doug@eatonquade.com.
MN- Belted Galloway Heifer (black) for sale. Hoover Acres Dolly, DOB 8/7/18, very nice
heifer calf. Dam: Salem Road Gracie 30990-B and Sire: FSB MADDOX 39813-B, are
gentle and reliable producers of excellent calves. Photos upon request. Dolly has good
blood lines and will be make an excellent replacement heifer. Hoover Acres, Vincent and
Michele Hoover, Byron, MN (507)884-1767.
MO- Black Belted bull for sale. Bear Creek Black Bart 39407-B, born September 2015.
His sire and dam are Oak Valley Lone Ranger and CCF Lisa 21R. Bart performed well
with our herd and is being sold as part of a herd dispersal. He has good conformation
and is ready to work your cows. Please call Scott McCullough, Odessa, MO (816) 633-
5426 or email acropolis1510@gmail.com.
MO-Three Appendix recorded heifers for sale. Smith Fork Creek Ruby-Red 15/16,
Smith Fork Creek Kat-Red 7/8 and Smith Fork Creek Pearl-Black 7/8. Pictures and
pedigees available on request. Transportation maybe available at a reasonable rate
within a 500 mile range. All the heifers are Spring 2019 calves. Contact Don Anderson,
Smith Fork Creek Farm, Turney, MO. Email Smithforkcreek@gmail.com or phone (816)
604-7556.
UT- Hobbie Horse Farm has several animals for sale. Circle W Sunday, is a nine-
year-old registered bred cow. Sunday has given us some of our top calves. She is
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Recharge
Ranch Belties
Erin and Brian O’Rourke
“Stay and play with the Belties
at a beautiful home and land.”
Facebook: Recharge Ranch
Vrbo.com/457371 for reference
Bois D’Arc, Missouri
(Springfield — 1 hour from Branson)
(816) 718-1377
brian@midwestpowerindustries.com
About Classifieds: Your classifieds required contact information - name, farm, location, phone and email. All classified ads are automatically
placed on beltie.org with a two-month limit on classified insertions. Photos are FREE when placed on belie.org. One photo per animal. Email ads to
executivedirector@beltie.org or by fax (608) 527-4811 or phone (608) 220-1091. We encourage members to submit ads by the 25th of the month to be
included in the upcoming issue.
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Belted Galloway Society Dr. Victor Eggleston, Executive Director N8603 Zentner Rd, New Glarus, WI 53574 executivedirector@beltie.org Phone (608) 220-1091 Fax (608) 527-4811
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