Sandhill Farms Spring Production Sale

• We strongly believe that Foresight will be a big part of our future. 
• He combines top of the breed carcass merit and value with the maternal strengths and 
longevity of Rib Eye’s genetics. 
• As all of our sires have been, Foresight is being tested in the National Reference Sire 
Program. 
• 10 sons will sell in the sale.

• Daybreak will sire progeny that are deep bodied, wide topped moderate framed cattle. 
• Now that the country is seeing how Daybreak is breeding and stamping his progeny, he has 
been dubbed “one of the hottest sires in the breed” 
• 15 sons sell in the sale. 
• Owned with Frederickson Ranch and Ollerich Brothers both from South Dakota

• After being used in many herds, and tested in several National Reference Sire Tests, Anodyne 
has proven to the high accuracy “spread bull of the breed”. He ranks in the top 5% or higher 
for Calving Ease, Growth, Teat and Udder, Carcass Weight, Marbling and Rib Eye Area. 
• The Anodyne sire group has been of the most demanded sire groups for our sale the last 4 
years. Follow up calls and visits with the buyers, have shown great customer satisfaction. 
• 25 sons and grandsons in the sale. 
• Owned with Gerber Polled Herefords, Candy Meadow, Tenn. and Loewen Herefords, Okla.

• Validated is without a doubt, the carcass bull of the breed. 
• In our 2019 sale, the Validated sons were the top selling sire group. 
• Some of the top selling females this past fall were Validated daughters. 
• 10 sons in the sale.

• Eclipse is a Zane son that we feel has more Calving Ease and Growth than his sire. 
• He will provide flexibility to be used in a heifer program as well as keep the performance. 
• 10 sons sell in the sale. 
• Semen through Select Sires

• Everstone’s dam is a Tug daughter. His first daughters show the udder quality that we had 
hoped for. 
• Everstone will sire more frame than the other sires we have used, so if you are looking for 
more size, study these bulls. 
• 10 sons sell in the sale. 
• Owned with Monahan Ranch

• If you want to have cattle that are in the upper tier of genetics, you need Haviland. He 
combines Sustained Cow Fertility (SCF), carcass merit and weight, and top 1% of all thee 
breed indexes into a correct easy on the eyes package. And I have not even started to 
describe the cow family he is out of. Haviland will be a part of our future breeding program. 
• Retaining half semen interest.

• Horizon will be a tool for any breeder in the market for good cattle. He is in the top echelon for Calving Ease (CE), top 5% or better for 
Carcass Weight (CW), Sustained Cow Fertility (SCF) all the indexes and in the top 10% for growth and IMF. Dam is a short teated tight 
uddered female. This homo polled bull will be a tool in our future. This is an elite herd sire. Flush brothers sell as Lots 11 and 60. Dam sells 
as Lot 121. 
• Retaining half semen interest.

• Hero has am much style and appeal as any bull in the sale. Combine style with big time 
performance, maternal traits and end product merit, you get a complete genetic package. 
He ranks in or near the top of the breed in a lot of categories.

• Houston we have no problem here. Performance, style, Sustain Cow Fertility (SCF) and 
carcass. This Daybreak has the potential to be a top of the breed genetic tool. Top 1% of the 
breed for Carcass Weight (CW) is just part of what this bull offers.

• This past summer, we fed out some heifers. A daughter of this bull’s dam, A93 had a prime, 
YG 2 carcass with an 18 inch REA. This Ellison son is the high IMF scanning bull in the 
offering, and will sire great females as well as added value carcass merit. If you are a serious 
cattlemen you don’t want to miss this bull. Flush brother sells as Lot 9.

• Hodgeman is a load. I watched this bull all summer, waiting to get him across the scale and 
see his performance. I am not disappointed. Easily in the top 1% for growth, carcass weight, 
REA and IMF. This is pounds of quality performance. Also, his dam has a perfect 9-9 teat and 
udder score.

• Highland is sired by Final Test. This bull sorts himself out as the soggy performance bull with 
very good Sustained Cow Fertility (SCF). He ranks in the top 1% of the breed for all three 
indexes. This bull will fit breeding program. Top Herd Sire potential. Flush brother is Lot 45, 
maternal brother is Lot 22.

• This Daybreak son of out of one of our favorite females. Then add the outstanding EPD profile 
this is a complete bull. Calving ease, growth, carcass and maternal it is all here in this 
homozygous polled bull. Only a few animals in the breed can match his spread from CED to 
CW. Standout herd sire here. 
• Dam sells as Lot 120.

• Helium is out of A93, a donor that adds quality teat and udder as well as carcass weight and 
value. One of her daughters had an actual prime carcass with an 18 inch REA. Use this bull to 
make some amazing baldy cattle. Flush brother sells as Lot 5.

• Calving ease, growth with carcass merit all describe Harko. His maternal brother was one of 
the top selling bulls in last years sale, going to O’Reilly Polled Herefords in California. He is a 
twin, raised by his dam. Twin sells as Lot 69.

• Harvest is one of the top growth, carcass, maternal bulls in the sale. The Daybreak cattle are 
working well. The daughters are good udder and milky with a moderate frame. D81, his dam 
is tight uddered and short teated. She sells as Lot 121. He is a full brother to Lots 2 and 60.

• If you like deep soggy bulls that will add pounds, you need to look at this bull. He is a natural 
son of our donor, C14. The daughters of this bull will be moderate framed, yet big bodied and 
feminine. Nice spread CED to YW.

• Hamilton has the curve bending data. Started out with a 68 actual BW, and still had a 1273 
YW. His dam is one of the first Validated daughters we calved last year. Notice this bull is one 
of the lowest Mature Cow Weight(MCW) EPDs in the sale, meaning Hamilton should sire top 
performance cattle that will mature at a moderate size.

• H183 combines Daybreak and an All American dam. There are some very nice cows in this 
bull’s pedigree. Balanced EPD across the board, with a top 3% for IMF. Dam sells as Lot 130.

• Curve bending may be a cliche, and is way over used, but Heavy Duty is a curve bender. 
Awesome calving ease with awesome growth. This soggy dude will make you some real 
performance cattle. His dam is an outstanding producer.

• This Trust 167Y son is out of another of these nice producing All American daughters. Double 
digit calving ease, nice growth, good carcass and top 5% for the indexes. Seems very 
balanced to me.

• Here is a good growth bull that does a lot of things right. Calving ease, carcass and pounds. It 
all adds up to more profit in your pocket.

• An Everstone/D03. Performance with a very exciting maternal advantage to this bull. Top of 
the breed growth and carcass weight EPD. Dam sells as Lot 120.

• With a calving ease Direct of over seven, combined with growth and top 1% for teat and 
udder, this bull will work well for most any program. His dam is a very nice Z210 daughter 
that traces back to a good Wyatt daughter.

• If you are wanting to make some herd improvements, you need to study this bull. A spread 
of double-digit calving ease to near triple digit yearling weight. Do you want to improve your 
replacements? This bull is in the top 1% for baldy maternal. Finally, if you want to improve 
your carcass merit, top 1% for IMF, REA and CHB. Dam sells as Lot 120.

• Husky is a bit different pedigree for us. He has both performance and style, as well as 
ratioing 115 for IMF and 100 for REA. A very attractive bull. Maternal brothers sell as Lots 7 
and 45.

• Top of the breed for all the maternal traits, teat and udder, Sustained Cow Fertility (SCF), and 
scrotal (indicates age of puberty), this bull will make some really cool replacements. Also, 
notice he ranks in the top of the breed for carcass also.

• This Validated son is out of the same cow family that Daybreak stems from. You can see the 
similarities. Deep bodied, performance and Validated is giving a big shot of carcass merit. 
The All American daughters are really nice females.

• The Ellison daughters that have come into production are outstanding. So, combine Ellison 
with D81 and it just solidifies those important traits. Big time growth in a moderate package. 
Dam sells as Lot 121.

• Herion is a big time growth bull. He ratioed over 110 for both weaning and yearling. If you 
want performance, study this bull.

• This Foresight son is a natural son of a Zane first calf heifer. The grandam, A97, is currently a 
donor for Bowling Ranch in Oklahoma. Top 1% of the breed for growth.

• A Daybreak son out of an All American daughter. Maternal and performance in one genetic 
package. The bottom side of this pedigree has some of our longest used genetics.

• This Ellison son is out of a young female that scored a perfect 9-9 on teat and udder score. 
The Ellison daughters have been making great cows, and this bull will sire some very nice 
replacements.

• Howard is a maternal brother to our herd sire, Foresight. He ranks near the top of the breed 
for growth and combines carcass weight, Dry Matter Intake (DMI) and carcass merit to rank 
top 4% for CHB.

• Hartford is a big performance bull with top 5% of the breed for CHB index. Lot of end product 
value. H152 is a carrier for MD.

• Homer is a nice growth bull. He had some footrot at weaning that contributed to his actual 
weaning weight being lower, but he has recovered and as his genetics predict he will sire top 
end performance progeny. Our first Everstone daughters have calved and they are proving to 
be nice uddered females.

• Homeboy is a 1 to 100 spread bull. He scanned well, as he ratioed at 104 or better for both 
IMF and REA. He ranks in the top of the breed for CHB index. H342 is a carrier for MD.

• High Choice is a top performance son of Validated. His dam traces back to the dam of York. If 
you need performance, with value added carcass merit, study your lesson here.

• Big time performance and carcass merit are all part of Hawk Hunter. We have a full sister in 
production and she is sweet. Rare combination of top 1% for both IMF and REA. This is one of 
the top CHB index animals in the entire breed.

• We have full sisters to this bull in production, and I am sure you would enjoy looking at them. 
Easy fleshing, angular with small well-placed teats. All that plus ranks in the top 5% of the 
breed for CHB.

• Hatchet is out of C39, she is one of the most attractive cows we have had the opportunity to 
work with. This bull will sire growth and performance with females that are short teated with 
a nice tight udder.

• Harvey is a Daybreak out of a Progress daughter. The daughters of this bull should be 
outstanding, easy fleshing, moderate framed and good uddered. I expect it all.

• Good calving ease, and top of the offering carcass merit. Top 1% for all three indexes. The 
dam of this bull, 27W, is one of the top Rib Eye daughters we have had. She does a great job 
every year. I think you will be pleased with the progeny of this bull.

• The full sisters to this bull are looking great. I expect Horsepower to add power and 
performance to the cowherd of whomever gets the chance to take this bull home.

• Hassan is a natural son of the donor A93. Very big time potential. Good CED, outstanding 
growth, super carcass merit and top of the breed Carcass Weight (CW). In the feed yard, we 
had a daughter of this cow grade Prime, YG 2 with an 18 inch REA. I like the potential of this 
sire. Maternal brothers sell as Lots 5 and 9.

• This Foresight son is out of big bodied, heavy muscled daughter of All American. Ratioed well 
for weaning, yearling IMF and REA. Dam sells as Lot 128.

• H103 is a combo bull for carcass value and Sustained Cow Fertility (SCF). He ranks in the top 
1% of the breed for all three indexes and top 1% for both REA and IMF. This dark red bull will 
add great females to your cowherd, and high valued steers to your feeding program.

• H154 is a Zane son out of an Access daughter. The Zane daughters we have a moderate 
sized, and easy keeping. The dam side of the pedigree will add volume and pounds.

• Hubble is another son of Final Test. His dam is a proven donor in the Walker herd in 
Tennessee. Hubble ranks in the top 1% for IMF and REA, while being in the top 10% for 
Sustained Cow Fertility (SCF). Flush brother sells as Lot 7. Maternal brother sells as Lot 22.

• Henson is a very good performance son of Validated. He ranks in the top 2% for Weaning 
Weight (WW), and top 1% for IMF. After the change in the CHB computation, I am very solid in 
my support of the CHB index. This bull ranks in the top 1% for CHB.

• If you need to add pounds to your product, you should definitely study this son of Everstone. 
His dam is a very nice Z210 daughter that traces back to a donor dam of ours, X25.

• Haysville does a lot of things right. I feel the most important traits will pass along to his 
daughters. I say this because of the Ellison/C06 combination.

• Huckleberry ranks near the top of the breed for performance, and is out of a sharp uddered 
feminine donor cow. Our Everstone daughters are making nice cows. Dam sells as Lot 121.

• Helix has as much style and eye appeal as any bull in the sale. His dam is a nice uddered 
female out of Captain. She traces back to A278, the Victoria Secret model of cows.

• Harbor could be a real valuable tool. Starting out with an actual BW of 73 lb., and is triple 
digit for growth. Dam has a very good tight udder with perfectly placed teats. Top 1% 
for REA.

• H012 is a son of Emporia and out of the donor D50. Triple digit growth and top 10% of the 
breed for both REA and IMF. Dam sells as Lot 123.

• This Ellison son is out of a proven York daughter. Great udder and top of the breed for IMF. 
This calving ease sire will be an asset to you program.

• I really like the combination of Validated and All American. You have maternal strength and 
carcass value. Higgins ranks in the top 2% or better for all 3 Indexes. Dam sells as Lot 126.

• The saying of double digit calving ease and close to triple digit growth, just doesn’t get old, 
as it tells me we are making genetic progress. I really like this bull’s dam, she brings home a 
good one each fall.

• This triple digit growth son of Anodyne is out of a real nice daughter of Z210. This bull will 
sire performance.

• The All Star daughters are feminine, yet have that extra muscle and performance. This bull is 
balanced across the board.

• Study the Sustained Cow and Baldy Maternal Index. Husar ranks as high as any bull in the 
sale for these traits. Then notice the big REA EPD, and you then start to see his potential.

• Herman is one of the top scanning IMF bulls in the sale. If you want higher valued feedlot 
cattle, you should consider this bull sale day.

• Hacksaw is another of the Daybreak/D81 matings. Double digit calving ease, and near triple 
digit growth. Baldy maternal ranks in the top 1% of the breed. Flush brothers sell as Lot 2 
and 11. Dam sells as Lot 121.

• With a 127 Yearling Weight (YW) EPD, Hogan ranks near the top of the breed for growth and 
carcass weight. I believe he combines end product value (carcass) with maternal as well as 
any bull in the sale. Dam sells as Lot 120.

• This son of Emporia is out of a very nice Revolution daughter. We used her in our donor 
program to produce cattle that are sound, functional with longevity. Two top donors are in 
this pedigree, Z25 and X05. Dam sells as Lot 123.

• Here is a thick topped, stout made son of Foresight. He is out of Zane daughter with a very 
good quality score. Notice he ranks in the top 1% for both Carcass Wt. and CHB index.

• Hughes scanned with a 110 ratio for REA and 106 for IMF. Maybe more important is he ranks 
in the top 5% or better for all three breed indexes.

• This Anodyne son has a neat spread of top 4% for calving ease and top 4% for Carcass Weight 
(CW). Add a 1200 lb. yearling wt., and you have what we have been breeding cattle for.

• One of the top adjusted yearling weight bulls in the sale and still has the curve bending, CED 
number. This Anodyne son will add yield grade and weight to your cattle, and he is still in the 
top 3% of the maternal traits for the Baldy Maternal index.

• Hector is a double digit calving ease sire that will provide flexibility to your herd bull battery. 
By that statement I mean, he can breed your heifers, and still provide performance in his 
calves to make you money.

• Hemlock has a full sister in production here. If you combine her quality with the growth and 
carcass merit you will see it in this bull’s EPDs. You should own this bull. This is a very top 
genetic package.

• H031 is a maternal brother to one of the high selling bulls in last years sale. His dam was a 
donor for us this past spring, as we feel she is a genetic tool for our future. H031 was a twin 
to a bull, raised by a foster cow. Twin sells as Lot 10.

• Happy is a nice growth bull that ranks in the top 10% of the breed for Yearling Weight (YW). 
His dam, E063, has a perfect 9-9 teat and udder score.

• SHF Rib Eye R117 set the bar for us when it comes to cowherd building. This bull’s dam is 
a Rib Eye daughter, and the Sustained Cow EPD represents that. Notice the Baldy Maternal 
index is in the top 3% of the breed.

• There is no doubt in my mind the daughters of this bull, will be awesome. Hermes may 
have the highest Sustained Cow Fertility (SCF) EPD in the sale. His Baldy Maternal and 
Brahman Index are superior to almost any animal in the breed. H146 is dehorned and is a 
carrier for MD.

• This calving ease son of Eclipse is ranks in the top 3% of the breed for IMF. Cow family traces 
back to the very good donor W105. H010 is a carrier for MD.

• Amazing spread for calving ease to yearling weight. Add to that, this bull ranks in the top 1% 
of the breed for Sustain Cow Fertility (SCF). A really cool (profitable) combination.

• This Anodyne is out of an All Star daughter that traces back to the donor dam Y54. Top 5% for 
CHB index.

• Hertz is a very balanced trait son of Daybreak. Nice growth, carcass, teat and udder values.

• This Eclipse son is one of the lowest Dry Matter Intake (DMI) bulls in the offering. His dam is 
a 7-year-old, and still is scoring 9s on teat and udder.

• Hydrogen blew away the competition for performance. Top 1% of the breed for both WW and 
YW and top 5% for Carcass Weight (CW). Then he ratioed over 105 for both IMF and REA.