Hoffman Ranch Female Sale
The Hoffman cattle were in spectacular sale condition.
TSLN Rep: Drew Feller
Date of Sale: Sept. 30, 2019
Location: Thedford, NE
Auctioneer: Rick Machado
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Averages:
39 Herefords Bred Heifers – $4,150
18 Herefords Fall Breds – $5,261
61 Hereford Heifer Calves – $11,882
3 Hereford Bred Cows – $4,467
41 Angus Bred Heifers – $2,982
14 Angus Heifer Calves – $11,793
7 Simmental Bred Heifers – $3,629
9 Simmental Fall Breds – $2,461
6 Simmental Heifer Calves – $8,400
77 Ten Unit Packages of Semen – $978
57 Five Unit Packages of Semen – $947
3 Units Sexed Heifer Semen – $1,167
12 IVF Sexed Heifer Embryos – $2,212
48 Embryos – $1,279
Sale Tops:
Hereford:
Lot 4A at $85,000 was H KFL Pixie 9372 ET, DOB: 1/23/2019. Sired by H Montgomery 7437 ET. She sold to Emma Vickland, Longmont, CO.
Lot 6A at $70,000 was H BL Miss Spice 923 ET, DOB: 2/24/2019. Sired by H Deberard 7454 ET. She sold to Emma Vickland, Longmont, CO.
Lot 10F at $50,000 was H BL Mocha 931 ET, DOB: 3/16/2019. Sired by H Montgomery 7437 ET. She sold to Rafter L, LLC.
Lot 6B at $37,000 was H BL Miss Spice 938 ET, DOB: 3/18/2019. Sired by H Deberard 7457 ET. She sold to Will Freking, Alpha, MN.
Angus:
Lot 22 at $80,000 was Hoffman Peg 9482, DOB: 1/28/2019. Sired by Plum Creek Refresh 561A. She sold to Van Zee Ranch, Sioux Center, IA
Lot 24A at $20,000 was Hoffman HCC Keymura Katy 09G, DOB: 2/14/2019; Sired by Musgrave Sky High 1535. She sold to Double Bar D Farms, Grenfell, SK.
Lot 152A at $16,000 was Hoffman Knox Emma 800, DOB; 1/27/2018; Sired by HA Prime Cut 4493 with a heifer calf pregnancy sired by Casio Bomber N33. She sold to Musgrave Angus , Griggsville, IL.
Denny and Jason Hoffman brought another large crowd in to Thedford, Nebraska, to buy elite Hereford, Angus, and Simmental females from Hoffmans’ 1/5 Ranch. A history of success in the show ring and a powerful donor lineup of maternal strengths results in a top offering that demanded top prices.
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