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Kerlee Cattle & Tristian leo

Ela Rogers

SOLD BY WEIS CATTLE & MINNART CATTLE

Zachary Buchanan

Kendall Taylor

Cambry Woodworth

Carter Cull & Keagan Steck

Taylor Foss

Olivia Allen

SOLD BY WEIS CATTLE

Fix Cattle & Maggie Johnston

Carter Wickard

Carter Cull

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STECK CATTLE UPCOMING SALES Cattle Always Available Private Treaty

CRAIG, STEPHANIE, KEAGAN & CARTER STECK 869 190th Ave - Woodstock, Minnesota 56186 Craig 319-530-8790 Stephanie 402-680-1254 online: www.steckcattle.com - facebook.com/steckcattle

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Chi/% Simmental

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End Game x Fetty

Change is Coming x Onset(Who Dat 8060)

Good Times x Maxine(Dam of Follow Me)

High Chi

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Red Angus

ElRey x Becca-Red Angus

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PB Shorthorn

Revelation x Sultry

Perfection x Mirage

PB Simmental

Next Level x Fancy

High Chi

Maine Angus

Dignity x WDM (1602Y)

Data Bank x Evening Tinge

PB Simmental

Remedy x Angel

PB Maine

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Conley Bristow x No Limit x Saras Dream

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SATURDAY, APRIL 5

SUMMER- & FALL-BORN STEERS & HEIFERS Join us April 5th at 6:30 p.m. • Live at Newcastle, Oklahoma, & online at CCi.LIVE! HAIRED & SLICK SHEAR STEER PROSPECTS + SHOW HEIFER PROSPECTS + DONOR CANDIDATES Calves are available to view at your convenience…give us a call! All colors & many breeds included. Pictures & videos online prior to sale day.

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View & bid ringside or on CCi.Live

Cattle will be on display at Colton Wynne’s approximately two weeks prior to the sale. Photos and videos will be posted online. Join us for refreshments and dinner sale evening!

COLTON WYNNE 405.627.8437 JAKE WYNNE 405.627.3774

PVF MISSIE 4144 A September daughter of King Pin

PVF MISSIE 3010 A King Pin daughter due to calve in May to Connealy Guthrie. One of five spring calving bred heifers offered this year

PVF BLACKCAP 4088 An April daughter of Blacklist

PVF FLASH 4304 A Marvel son out of King Pin’s dam headlines the bulls!

PVF BLACKBIRD 4129 A September daughter of Marvel.

at the farm, Gridley, Illinois | 6:30 P.M. | Broadcast Live online on CCi.Live Selling 40 Elite Summer and Fall Born Angus Show Heifers, 10 Herd Sire Candidates, Bred Heifers and Embryo Lots To get on our mailing list and be the first to get information go to www.pvfangus.com

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PVF BLACKBIRD 4101 A June daughter of Blacklist.

ALAN & THERESA MILLER, 217.840.6935 | BRANDON & CATHY JONES, 309.370.1081 KYLE CHRISLAW, 608.751.9640 | KURT MEYER, 217.273.1399 | ZACH WAMSLEY, 219.869.0057 pvfangus@gmail.com

GKB 1314 CHER M127 ET RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION HORNED FEMALE • 2025 National Western Stock Show - Denver, CO • 2025 Cattlemen’s Congress - Oklahoma City, OK OWNED WITH: EXPRESS RANCHES

GKB 229G MIRAGE M106 ET Grand Champion Polled Hereford Female - 2025 IL Beef Expo Reserve Division Champion, 2025 National Western Stock Show Division Champion junior Heifer Calf, 2024 American Royal OWNED BY: MACY MICHELINI

GKB K102 LADY HAWK 4044 Reserve Division Champion - 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show OWNED BY: CARA & CREW CUMMINS

GKB EJE J16 PRECIOUS GEM 3053 Reserve Grand Champion Polled Hereford Female -

2024 Fort Worth Stock Show OWNED WITH: 4M LIVESTOCK

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MARCH 20th, 2025 - DESDEMONA, TX

GKB 8688 2296 MONROE K110 ET Reserve Grand Champion Horned Hereford Female

2024 Fort Worth Stock Show OWNED BY: DYLAN KOTTKAMP

DECEMBER 13th, 2025 - DESDEMONA, TX VOL. III

BR GKB RS RUBY L178 ET OWNED BY: AIDYN BARBER

Reserve Grand Champion Horned Female - 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show Grand Champion Horned Female - 2025 Junior Show, Cattlemen’s Congress Grand Champion Horned Owned Female - 2024 JNHE, Grand Island, NE

SIRED BY GKB CONAIR K102 ET Reserve Champion Pen of Three Heifer, 2025 National Western Stock Show

SIRED BY GKB CONAIR K102 ET Junior Bull Pen of Three Champions, 2025 Cattlmen’s Congress

SIRED BY BR GENESIS J004 ET Reserve Champion Pen of Three Heifer, 2025 Cattlmen’s Congress

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GKB MCKY ESTELLE 3204 ET Division Champion - 2025 Cattlemen’s Congress Division Champion - 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show OWNED BY: GRADY CREAMER

CHAC H18 LEXUS 4380T Division Champion - 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show OWNED BY: GRAHAM CREAMER

HAWK ALYX 10L ET Division Champion - 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show OWNED BY: GAGE CREAMER

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STARTING AFTER APRIL 1st, fall-born show heifer prospects will be available private treaty. SCRAMBLE CERTIFICATES are welcome!

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BEYOND THE BACKDROP 128 Mattison Koepp 136 Madilyn Norvell 152 Aniston Floyd

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Blackout Jackpot Nine

Spring is here! We are excited to bring you the 101st issue of The Showtimes Magazine! Our March/April 2025 Sire Edition is packed with Show Results from some of the top shows in the country including the National Western, Fort Worth, Cattlemen’s Congress and Blackout Jackpot 9! Plus, you will find the latest sires, a new Hall of Fame Member and upcoming Shows and Judges! Rodgers Bulls’ Trust & Obey is once again featured on the front cover! 2025 has been a very busy year so far! After our biggest Denver yet, we spent the

entire month of February focused on Blackout. Blackout Jackpot 9 was the biggest project we have ever worked on! The show was held in Loveland, Colorado and had 3 Prospect Shows as well as a Livestock Judging Contest and Combine! There was fire and neon, crazy videos and smoke and lights. We hope everyone who showed or judged had a great time! Thanks to everyone who supported our event and especially those who helped us put it on! We hope you enjoy reading this issue! Best of luck at the Spring Shows! ●

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PB Maine. Data Bank x B571 (Hard Whiskey) AMA# 531446 Thickness, bone, Power!

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5/8 Maine. Icon x Bremer 960 (May We All) AMA# 549115 Owned w/ Bremer Cattle The bottom side matters

3/4 Maine Anjou. Garth x Boston (Daddy’s $) AMA# 525856 the calves are awesome!

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3/4 Maine. I-80 x Boe Epic/PVF 7273 AMA#558037

PB Maine Anjou. BBBN X2 x Sooner AMA# 46046 The Changer!

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PB Maine. BOE Garth x HAA Wisdom AMA# 505128 Owned w/ Buck Cattle, Carter Cattle Co.

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PB Simmental. OMF Epic x Fort Knox ASA# 4100635 Owned w/ Maple Lane Farms

PB Simmental. Second Chance x OBR Fortune ASA# 4325400 Outcross Pedigree w/ power! Owned w/ Tree Lane Farms, May Cattle

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1/2 SM 1/2 AN. Good Times x Boots ASA# 4325256 Power of Boots Owned w/ St Germain Simmmentals, Jesse Haugh

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PB Simmental. Dakota Outlaw x Cowboy Logic ASA# 4463625 Outcross pedigree, Performance!

PB SM. TL Ledger x W/C Relentless ASA# 4486508 Owned w/, Tree Lane Farms, May Cattle Powerful Pedigree!

PB Simmental. Fort Knox x Relentless ASA# 3808091 Line bred 8543U Owned w/ Maple Lane Farms, Jared Werning Cattle

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PB Simmental. HOC Broker x Wide Track x Maximus ASA# 3914030 Owned w/ Robbie VanHove Bred to Make Cattlemen's Cattle

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SCC SCH 24 Karat 2095 x MC Blackcap 6038 AAA# 20727423 Owned w/ Schaffer Cattle, McCall, Bart Kanicki

24 Karat x Phyllis 6104 (Silveiras Style) AAA# 19923328

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Don Aparicio Serrucho57 Maxi x Rubeta Fontana 7567 AAA# 19919948 Owned w/ Hummel

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DUFF Napoleon x BAR-E-L Erica 74A AAA# 19639203 Owned w/ Duff Cattle

PVF Insight x Sara’s Dream 5116 AAA# 20506799 Owned w/ Nowatzke Cattle, Seldom Rest, Maple Lane Farms

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KR Casino x Coleman Charlo AAA# 20320127 Cow maker!

GAR Home Town x EXAR Elba 9501 AAA# 20476644 Owned w/ Maple Lane, Nowatzke Cattle, Express Ranches

PB Simmental. Private Stock x IR Imperial ASA# 4284092 Owned w/ Maple Lane & Jesse Haugh Calving Ease delux

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Angus, Coleman Bravo 6313 x Coleman Donna 714 AAA# 19583413 Calving ease sire with performance

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2025 SHOWTIMES DENVER INTERNS The Showtimes had a great time with our 2025 Showtimes Denver Interns and awarded them $4,000 in Scholarships! Our week one interns got to enjoy a Colorado Avalanche vs Edmonton, Oilers Hocky Game, while our week two interns got to go to Shanahan’s Steak House where they held the Lombardi trophy! Thank you Maggie McStay, Tori Crisp, Lacy Brinegar, Kara Nelson, Ava Noonan and Cora Sullivan! 2025 BLACKOUT INTERNS The Showtimes held Blackout Jackpot 9 in Loveland, Colorado February 27 - March 2, 2025 at The Ranch! Not only did we hold a Steer, Heifer and Market Heifer Jackpot, we hosted our Livestock Judging Contest and Combine! Our Interns helped setup, run the show and tear down! It was a great week! Thank you Sydney Stalee, Sadie Goettl, Madeline Adamic, Katleen Morelas, Cate Schlagel, Ashton Willis and Aftyn Kawcak for helping make Blackout Jackpot 9 the most electrifying show of the year!

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Caitlyn Oschner did an amazing job singing the National Anthem once again at Blackout!

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on the Shorthorn breed towards the end of their show careers. Following their graduation from college, Brian, Randy along with Tyler’s grandfather decided to try to make a living raising Purebred cattle. They purchased a few herds and several cattle within their means from respected breeders from across the country to establish their base. When Tyler started showing, he was not successful. Tyler explained, “We watched who was winning, what they were doing and did what they were doing.” From age 8 to 18, Cates Farms had no herdsman and was strictly family operated. Tyler focused on the show barn by himself. It was not until Tyler left for school that Cates Farms hired a herdsman. In 1993, Cates Farms raised the

bull Trump. According to Tyler, “Trump single handedly put us on the map.” Although they sold him to their neighbor for $7,800, they were allowed to use the bull themselves whenever they needed as their neighbor only had three cows. Trump’s influence on the genetics and success of Cates Farms was monumental. He has sired more National Champions than any other bull in the Shorthorn breed and has been Sire of the Year seven times. That same year, Tyler’s freshman year of College, the Cates exhibited their first National Champion in Louisville with CF Caramel 550. Following that win, success became synonymous with the Cates name for years to come. Although he originally planned to

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head straight into the workforce with his family’s cattle operation, Jerry Douglas persuaded Tyler to attend college. The two shared an infatuation with cattle which created a bond between them. He attended NEO and then Purdue University. He was the assistant Livestock Judging Coach at Purdue for two years after his tenure on the team. Following college, Tyler went home to work for Cates Farms alongside his dad, uncle and grandfather. He did not officially join the partnership until after his grandfather passed away. Later, after the passing of his grandmother, Tyler and his wife Cortney bought out both his dad and uncle becoming the sole owner of Cates Farms. Cortney and Tyler come from two different backgrounds. Outside of her mom riding horses, Cortney had no agricultural background. Her involvement in 4-H stemmed from the influence of family friends. She started with chickens, then sheep and goats, pigs and finally cattle. When Cortney was in her early teens, she learned about the opportunities and scholarships available through the Angus breed. Cortney’s family asked questions, she watched whoever was good and she quickly become competitive within the breed. They established Sunrise Sunset Farm as they worked from sunup to sundown. What started as a herd of 15 show heifers has grown into what it currently is. From 2001-2002 Cortney served as Miss American Angus. What is a life changing accomplishment for any young Angus showman, it was even more so for Cortney being a first- generation Angus breeder. Out of the five cows Cortney had that same year, she exhibited the Reserve Champion Bred-and-Owned at Junior Nationals. One of Cates Farms’ donors “Abby” goes back to that same cow. In fact,

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their daughter Piper is currently exhibiting a heifer that was Champion Bred-and-Owned at Louisville and Oklahoma City that is from that same family line. After finishing her college years at Towson University, Cortney worked as a High School Freshman and Sophomore History and Government teacher. When Cortney and Tyler got married, Cortney’s parents followed her to Indiana from Maryland to stay close as she was their only child. Today, Tyler and Cortney run both Cates Farms and Sunrise Sunset Farms. Cates Farms focuses on the Shorthorn breed while Sunrise Sunset Farms is Registered Angus. They run as few cattle as they possible can as they are limited on pasture ground being surrounded by corn and bean fields. They focus strictly on breeding heifers and do all IVF. Each year on Labor Day they hold their annual Star Search sale. Originally, Brian Cates, Tyler’s dad, would come up with a theme for their annual sale including everything from boxing to golf. When they finally landed on “Star Search” the name stuck One person who has been very influential to Cates Farms is John Sullivan. Right after meeting Tyler, he partnered with them on their bull CF Solution for above asking price. He became a top customer for Cates Farms and established a friendship that they have carried with them over

the years. Many people have gone on to find success for themselves who have worked for Cates Farms. From Tim Schaeffer to Jared Boyert. While they obviously had natural talent and skills of their own, the two things Tyler hopes they picked up from them was work ethic and how to treat people. “Outwork everyone and if you want to stay in business, treat people right.” The Cates family cares about their customers and is humbled to have influenced some of the top names in their respective breeds. “My favorite part is when I see people have success with their purchases. Seeing young people go on and be successful with cattle that they buy, that’s reassuring that you’re doing something right.” Tyler said. Everything at Cates Farms and Sunrise Sunset Farms was built from the ground up. As a family, Tyler and Cortney along with their daughter Piper have dedicated their lives to improving genetics in both the Shorthorn and Angus breeds. They are heavily involved in both breeds. Outside of work on their operation, Cortney along with Paige Arnold currently run the American Angus Auxiliary and Tyler can be found judging shows all across the country. Tyler and Cortney’s passion for cattle and the Agriculture industry is evident in the life they have built together. ●

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Jim Williams July 2009

Wayne Colette September 2009

Christy Collins March 2010

Randy Daniel September 2010

Bauman Family November 2011

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Phil Lautner July 2009

Steve Bonham January 2010

Kirk Stierwalt July 2010

John Sullivan January 2011

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