Page 27 - Red Hill Farms Black and Red Angus and SimGenetics Bulls – March 17, 2018

Red Angus Yearling Bulls Red Hill Farms – 2018
REDHILL 28U RIPPER 132Y
31 RHF-CCCH 69B RIPPER 75E REDHILL 132Y RIPPER 69B
REG. # CATEGORY BECKTON INDIGO X072 N
RHF-CCCH P707 NEBULA 1A
BULL 3627507 1A 100% RHF-CCCH 1A AMBER 122C
OPENING BID: $4000 BD: 1/17/17 RHF-CCCH T189 AMBER 65A
CED BW WW YW MILK ME HPG CEM STAY MARB YG REA
EPDs 16 -3.9 63 92 17 -3 14 1 20 0.31 0.08 -0.08
AR % 1% 16% 29% 44% 67% 21% 12% 90% 1% 69% 78% 81%
HerdBuilder 205 1% BW BWR WWR YWR %IMF REA SC FRAME
GridMaster 49 63% 69 107 107 103 98 100 36.0 3+
Dam’s Info YOB WEIGHT BCS BR WR YR Dam’s MPPA
2015 1055 5 1/107 1/107 1/103 102.8
Another stout-featured, masculine 69B son. His dam, 122C, is an outstanding young cow. She is very feminine and bal-
anced with near perfect udder structure. We believe in linebreeding what works at Red Hill. 75E traces to B571 (7 times),
M554 (3 times), Nice’n Easy (2 times), and P707 (3 times). Can we say stacked pedigree?

REDHILL T189 BARMAID 190W
REDHILL T189 BARMAID 190W
190W has been a model Red Angus cow at Red Hill. Lots 32-34 are her sons selling this year. She will have a lasting impact
on our breeding program. She has produced six sons we have used and continue to use at Red Hill, and we currently have
13 daughters in production. Her most notable sons include 132Y (owned with 5L and JR), 186A (owned with Ozark Hills
and Gourley), 217C (owned with Shelby Cattle Co.), 220C (owned with Holman and Rogers), 231C (owned with Hubble and
Porter) and our leading herdsire, 215C. She is our oldest Nice’n Easy daughter and has set the bar high for what we expect
from this group of females.

Profi t per cow, or per acre? “If we focus on profi t per acre, there will be a tendency
to seek the right-sized cow for our environment and select best practices for
economic effi ciency and profi tability.”
Burke Teichert, Retired Vice President and General Manager of Deseret
– BEEF Magazine (August 2012)

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