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DECEMBER 16TH, 2017 • 1P.M.PRODUCERS SALE BARN, HILLSBORO OHIO

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Sale HostsKopp Land & Livestock Batesville, IndianaTim Schwab, Manager 812-623-3210 Home 812-569-8536 Cell www.showsteers.com/kopp

Sale PartnersCampbellcoCedarville, OhioDave & Jody Campbell 937-313-5113 Opie Campbell 937-206-5303 www.campbellcocattle.comCummings CattleHillsboro , OhioBrian & Heather Cummings 937-763-0633 www.cummingscattle.com

Sale ScheduleFriday, December 15th | Cattle on display Saturday, December 16th | Cattle on display12:00 Noon, lunch1:00 PM Season Finale Sale

LodgingDays Inn, 937-393-0299 Paragon Inn, 937-393-4730

Sale Day StaffAuctioneerDean Brown, 937-205-1190 Ring StaffJacob Schwab, Chip Yochum & Gene SteinerCowbuyer.com

Marketing AgentStock Options Marketing / Kevin Mears Cell 937-533-0169 www.stockoptionsmarketing.com

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Welcome... On behalf of our sale hosts and the sale partners, allow me to welcome you to The 15th Annual Season Finale. The programs involved are some of the most respected and progressive in the

mid-west. The Kopp program has long been recognized for great club calf females and as a pioneer in the club calf industry. No one knows the value of a good female more that the folks at Kopp Land & Livestock.

For twenty plus years Campbellco has been competitive at the highest level, in the 90’s Dave and Jody were breeding and exhibiting National Champions and today their son Blake carries on the family tradition. Daughter Kayla new son-n-law Jon Sweeney has became quite the two person judging duo.

The Brian Cummings family produces some of the top prospects each year, and has powerful cows that have generated some really great herd sires.

We are in the cattle business…

But we are more so in the people business…

We are in the business of helping people achieve their success.

The partners offer these bred cattle to generate income for each of there programs but more importantly they hope the cattle they offer for sale will help you to reach your goals and dreams …The vast majority of these females will go make youth project cattle whether you and your family retain them or you offer there expecting and future calves for sale we hope your reach your goals of winning the purple ribbon or turn a profit for your own operation. This is not a sale of HYPE and FADS this is a event with great cattlemen offering you the opportunity to invest and add some of their top females to your herd. I have countless stories where older cows have sold out of this event and their 1st calf more then pays for the cow and often times sells for more than twice what any of her previous calves have brought.

With the craziness that surrounds us all during the Holiday season we really do appreciate your time to check out the offering, we look forward to seeing you in Hillsboro for our sale. Videos on many of the lots will be on-line the week leading up to the sale and we offer absentee bidding for those who can not make it. You may either choose to bid by phone though one of the sale staff or sale partners or you may utilize the web-casting service provided by Cowbuyer.com.

Feel free to contact myself or any of the sale members to visit about the offering and assist with your purchasing decisions, we can arrange affordable trucking across the U.S. and have a long track record of satisfied customers. As always If I can assist you in any way please feel free to contact me. 937-533-0160.

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Miss Kopp 668 was in our fall sale in 2016 and she didn’t get a bid. Look at her now; she could be the centerfold of a magazine. She is out of the double clean I-80 son I-67 and those cattle seem to get better with age. This one received real high marks from Kevin Mears.

LOT 2

Miss Kopp 668

AI’ed 5/5 to Jesse JamesVet Called Due 2/12

P.E. Kopp 060H (Siltz Upward/TC Total) 7/1 to 8/1Ultra-Sounded to AI Date

PM: 181.25 cm2

2016 • Blk • ACA 391013Sire: I-67 (I-80)

Dam: Miss Kopp 360 (Smiling Bob)

Let the picture do the talking, Miss Kopp 6157 is so correct and elegant from the side, you are bound to fall in love. She is extremely sound on the move and very maternal about her muscle pattern. She is bred like a ¾ Simmental but with no registration paper but good stock is good stock and she is one of the very best. I think she will work either way, clubby or maternal. Hold on to your hats and be in the seats on December16th in Hillsboro, Ohio. Get ready to bid and be sure to bid often and make sure you are the last bidder,as this one is destined to be in the donor pen in a short period of time.

LOT 1

Miss Kopp 6157

AI’ed 4/24 to Sweet Baby JamesVet Called Due 1/31

P.E. Kopp 060H (Siltz Upward/TC Total) 7/1 to 8/1Ultra-Sounded to AI date

PM: 210 cm2

2016 • Blk & WhiteSire: Royal Affair SonDam: Forman Cow

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This biggest pelvic measurement in the whole sale, that says a lot about how this bred heifer is built. Massive topped, deep bodied and sweet fronted all describe Miss Kopp 615. She is out of Nick Reimann’s old Angus bull, Bushs Unbelievable, who makes some great cow prospects.

LOT 4

Miss Kopp 615



PM: 255 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: Bushs Unbelievable

Dam: Miss Kopp 4152 (Sugar Daddy)

A double bred ¾ Simmental bred heifer that is easy on the eyes and has that great belly swoop that we all look for. She is bred to the Lautner Farms popular new herd sire Tejas. If you are looking to raise that maternal looking show heifer, I think this one could work.

LOT 3

Miss Kopp 613

AI’ed 4/20 to TejasVet Called Due 1/27


PM: 202.5 cm2

2016 • Blk • ASA PendingSire: Lucky Boy

Dam: Miss Kopp 120x (Lucas Premium Beef)

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What a great cow prospect selling in this lot. As you travel the country every good cattleman has a Maximus cow or two, and they always want more. They are great cows and they last forever in the herd. Her first calf, by Jesse James, won’t be a short one. I think she has enough size to make her Jessie James calf a contender. After this first calf, you can breed her to almost anything and be in the money. She is a versatile as anything in the sale.

LOT 6

Miss Kopp 643

AI’ed 5/20 to No Worries & 6/9 to Jesse JamesVet Called Due 3/16

P.E. Kopp 060H (Siltz Upward/ TC Total) 7/1 to 8/1Ultra-Sounded to 3/16 date

PM: 180 cm2

2016 • Blk • ASA PendingSire: Maximus

Dam: Miss Kopp 2125 (Angus)

This just might be the best female in the sale. If you are looking to raise those, high dollar maternal made show heifers or just raise replacement females that make great cows, I would not let this one get away from you. She is bred for a high return on investment as soon as she has her Blaze of Glory calf. If you like her picture you will love her in person.

LOT 5

Miss Kopp 1564

AI’ed 5/2 to Blaze of GloryVet Called Due 2/9


PM: 272 cm2

Fall 2015 • BlkSire: Commercial AngusDam: Pitts 518y (Angus)

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This is Landon Kopp’s first calf to sell. Landon is Wayne Kopp, the founder of Kopp Land and Livestock, Great Grandson. He raised Darci on the bottle because she was abandoned. Now his little bottle baby is all grown up and having calves and she hit it out of the park on her first try. It is hard to beat these Simmy, Maine/Angus for cows and we have several Kopp 43 females in the herd. She is bred for an easy first calf.

LOT 8

Miss Kopp 6119

AI’ed 5/19 & 6/6 to Sweet Baby JamesVet Called Due 3/14

P.E. Kopp 060H (Siltz Upward/TC Total) 7/1 to 8/1Ultra-Sounded to 6/6 date

PM: 182 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: Kopp 43 (SOS Son)

Dam: Kopp Darci (Maine/Angus)

Powerfully designed bred heifer that has plenty of class and will surely get noticed on sale day. She is so massive not only in her muscle shape but also in her rib design. She is bred for an easy first calf but after that your mating options are wide open.

LOT 7

Miss Kopp 687

AI’ed 5/25 to Bushs UnbelievableVet Called Due 3/4


PM: 175 cm2


Dam: Miss Kopp 391 (Direct Hit)

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Fu Man Chu calves have won just about every major show across the country and this bred heifer is among the elite in the sale. Plenty of volume, excellent muscle shape and good on her feet and legs all describe Miss Kopp 605. She will be tough to part with since I think she will have many great steers and heifers in her lifetime. We have to sell someone so it should be our best.

LOT 10Miss Kopp 605

AI’ed 5/28 to No WorriesVet Called Due 3/7


PM: 224.75 cm2

2016 • Blk • ACA 391014Sire: Fu Man Chu

Dam: Miss Kopp 083 (Angus/Heat Seeker)

This New Look granddaughter is another standout in the sale. She has the extra length and capacity you need with a flat shoulder and a pretty front end. My Sweet Baby James calves were born as easy as an Angus bulls we have used in the past.

LOT 9

Miss Kopp 6116



PM: 162 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: New Look Son

Dam: Miss Kopp RH (Red Hot)

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If you watch many of the Angus sales you will notice the First Class Daughters and Grand Daughters always bring a little more. When they are made like Miss Kopp 622 it is no wonder they are worth a premium. She is deep as a canyon, stout as an elephant and is loaded with muscle throughout. I could send this one to anyone sight unseen and they would be pleased with their purchase. She is the kind that I-80 works on and she is well worth the drive to Hillsboro to come take a look.

LOT 12Miss Kopp 622

AI’ed 5/14 to I-80Vet Called Due 2/21

P.E. Kopp 060H (Siltz Upward/TC Total) 7/1 to 8/1Ultra Sounded to AI date

PM: 217.5 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: SMR/CCC First Option 1563 (First Class)

Dam: Miss Kopp A248 (BC Marathon)

If you like cows that you can go out in the pasture and pet then Miss Kopp 6165 is for you. She is probably the tamest in the group. We purchased her from our good friend Joe Sattler in Michigan as an open heifer and she has developed into a top cow prospect. Joe told me that this bred heifers dam had his best steerthis year by Sweet Baby James. Miss Kopp 6165 is big bodied, chiseled fronted and has a nearly perfect hip and hind leg design. Due early to Jesse James for instant success. Did we mention she is tame and lovable, as a kitten.

LOT 11Miss Kopp 6165



PM: 203 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: Connealy In Sure 8524 ( Mytty In Focus/ Connealy Onward)


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This is an embryo transplant calf that we bought a few years ago from Cliffside Farms. She is a typical purebred Angus, angular about her front, sound on the move and great depth of body. This is the kind that mates well to Uno Mas. Just think what a Sim/Angus heifer will be worth next fall, probably pay for the cow in her first calf.


AI’ed 5/13 to Uno Mas (Female)Vet Called Due 2/22

P.E. Kopp 060H (Siltz Upward/TC Total) from 7/1 to 8/1Ultra-Sounded to AI date

PM: 187.5 cm2

2016 • Blk • AAA 1845228Sire: Rito 1c32of7m89 complete

Dam: Raybar Sarah N170 (SS Objective T510 0T26)

This one is bred just a little different, she is bred to CCR Boulder a Homozygous Black and Homozygous polled ½ blood Simmental bull that ABS is promoting. Boulder is in the top 1% of the breed for calving ease and birth weight.


AI’ed 5/26 to Boulder (ASA #2880390)Vet Called Due 3/5

P.E. Kopp 060H (Siltz Upward/TC Total) from 7/1 to 8/1Ultra-Sounded to AI Date

PM: 217 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: Royal Affair SonDam: Crossbred Cow

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This ¾ Angus ¼ Maine bred heifer will make a nice breeding piece for years to come. There is no denying her balanced profile, neat front third, bold center rib and her functional hip and hind leg design. She is bred to the ABS bull Boulder who is in the top 1% of the Simmental breed for calving ease and birth weight. They say he calves easy and his calves display his good looks and you will love them at weaning time.

LOT 16 Miss Kopp 6105

AI’ed 5/20 & 6/9 to Boulder (ASA #2880390)Vet Called Due 3/16


PM: 210 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: Summitcrest High Prime 5Y10 (Angus)

Dam: Cummings C1011 (Maine/Angus)

This attractive bred heifer’s mother, Miss Kopp 308, is without a doubt the biggest bodied cow on the ranch. She is a heifer producing machine. We usually don’t sell heifers out of this cow family, they just flat produce. Miss Kopp 667 is one that offers added breeding versatility due to her fault-free maternal look. The future mating decisions are wide open.




PM: 210 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: Summitcrest High Prime 5Y10

Dam: Miss Kopp 308 (Rito 9FB3 of 5h11 Fullback)

A good haired, red headed lady that puts it all together in sweet package. You have a hard time finding a female with this long and clean of a front end, heavy boned and excellent muscle shape in this soundof a package.


AI’ed 5/16 to SliderVet Called Due 2/23


PM: 187.5 cm2

2016 • RedSire: Unstoppable

Dam: Miss Kopp 909 (Texas Hold’em)

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LOT 19 Minges 967

AI’ed 4/30 to I-80

MAR 2016 • SmokeSire: Hi Ho Silver

Dam: Ringo

LOT 20 Minges 963

AI’ed 7/9 to I-80

FEB 2016 • Blk Sire: SAV Brilliance

Dam: Damage Control

Miss Kopp 6109 is the dollar generating kind. We love the way she ties it all together in a fresh pedigree. She is bred for an easy first calf to Sweet Baby James, who calves better than most Angus bulls. Don’t overlook the quality and cow power that this young lady brings to the sale ring.




PM: 240 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: Kopp 33 (Angus)

Dam: Miss Kopp 030 (Angus/Heat Seeker)

A nice made bred heifer that originated from Albert O’Connor in Columbus, Indiana. Miss Kopp 6153 is very maternal about her muscle pattern and she takes a long stride. She is neat about her shoulder design and gets wider the further back you get. She should be free of all genetic defects by pedigree. Her Bush Unbelievable heifer will come small and easy and Miss Kopp 6153 will be ready to breed to your favorite club calf bull.




PM: 182 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: Royal Affair SonDam: Dream On Cow

Our friend Scott Minges wanted to sell a couple in our event and he is always quick to help out clipping for our calf sales and and when ever we need a hand. We knew he would bring us good cattle … He really should get his butt spanked for not getting this pair up and pictured, be sure to look them up sale day! Both are really broody and stout with look and hair. Bred to the I-80 bull should be really good for their new owners.

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Purebred Hereford enthusiast look in here. Even if your not into Herefords this one may change your mind. This heifer is huge bone and footed as well as impeccable in her structure. We feel she possesses all the traits desired to raise Hereford show steers or those valuable purebred heifers. Although we hate to see her leave we wanted to sell a bred female with loads of potential, and we believe she is just that. Buy with confidence here.

LOT 23Jolene

AI’ed to ExcedeVet Called Due 2/23

3/15/2016 • PB • #43705133 NJW R117 RIbeyeSire: GKB 88X Laramie B293 GKBS&S Gold April B928 H Excel 8051 ETDam: HH Niki 493 HH Nikis Time 278

Powerfully designed bred heifer that has plenty of class and will surely get noticed on sale day. She is so massive not only in her muscle shape but also in her rib design. She is bred for an easy first calf but after that your mating options are wide open.

LOT 24Miss Kopp 687



PM: 175 cm2



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Lot 25 & 26. This pair of females are out of a Thomas Outlaw Son whose dam was a Mimms Donor (Maine). They are a 1/4 Charolais, Maine, Simmental, and Angus. You can’t deny smokes are hot and winning both the steer and female divisions. Purchase these females and breed them anyway you like after their first calf. These highly bred females offer endless breeding options. We will let you decide which is your favorite.

LOT 26Cummings 63


P.E. Witness Son 5/17Ultra-Sounded to AI date

3/15/2016Sire: Thomas Outlaw X Mimms Donor

Dam: Sim/Angus

LOT 25Cummings 658


P.E. Witness Son 5/17Ultra-Sounded to Witness Son

3/15/2016Sire: Thomas Outlaw X Mimms Donor

Dam: Sim/Angus

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Longevity is built into this bred heifer, her mother roamed the pastures in Batesville for about 10 years and she still had a nearly perfect udder. Miss Kopp 6104 should be free of any genetic defect by pedigree and is super correct in her structure. She is bred to the calving easy bull Jesse James and due about the time the grass starts greening up.

Miss Kopp 6104

AI’ed 6/4 to No Worries and 6/27 to Jesse JamesVet Called Due 4/4


PM: 202.5 cm2


Dam: Miss Kopp 5-902 (Full Flush/Meyer)

A long spined, very attractive red baldy female sells in this lot. Miss Kopp 666 is deep from flank to flank and has a nearly perfect set to her back leg. I think she could have several baldy calves in her lifetime and it just might start with her Jesse James calf in March.

LOT 28Miss Kopp 666

AI’ed 4/19 to Conversation (Fe) & 5/31 to Jesse James

Vet Called Due 3/9P.E. Kopp 060H (Siltz Upward/TC Total) 7/1 to 8/1

Ultra-Sounded to 5/31 datePM: 232 cm2

2016 • Red BaldySire: Jawbreaker (Eye Candy/Cornhusker)

Dam: Miss Kopp X001 (Rito 616)

A Blaze faced bombshell that is a mate to Lot 31. This young bred heifer is bred to the Select Sires Angus Bull Conversation that is loaded with muscle and depth of body. He had a 76 pound birth weight and the people I talk to have told me that the Conversation calves come little but in the fall you will love the heifers. Miss Kopp 6443 is made as maternal as any in the sale and after you get this first calf out of her, mate her to your favorite club calf bull. She is clean by pedigree.


AI’ed 5/8 to Conversation (Female) AAA #1780532Vet Called Due 2/15


2016 • BlkSire: Commercial Sim/Angus

Dam: Miss Kopp 443 (Sim/Angus)

LOT 27

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A huge bodied, sound moving, black baldy female that I think can pop out some high selling calves. She is as big bodied and easy keeping as anything in the sale. Her mother milked like a Holstein and was a productive fertile cow. Being bred to No Worries, I would be looking for a baldy calf the first part of February.


AI’ed 5/2 to No WorriesVet Called Due 2/9


PM: 210 cm2

2016 • Blk BaldySire: Commercial Sim/Angus

Dam: Miss Kopp 453 (Commercial Angus)

Miss Kopp 6101 is big topped, square hipped, bold ribbed and deep sided, without sacrificing the balance and class. Her first calf by Uno Mas could pay a lot of bills or make your next show heifer/donor cow.




PM: 175 cm2


Dam: Miss Kopp 084 (Get It Done/Friction)

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Here is the only bred heifer Campbellco brings to the sale. A.I.ed to the 2016-2017 Triple Crown Winner Primary Candidate we are excited to see what this half-blood Simmental will produce. Her smooth shoulders and clean neck extension should pair nicely with the massive body and bone of Primary Candidate.

LOT 33Campbellco W1629

AI’ed 3/22 to Primary CandidateVet Called Due 1/1

P.E. CARD Unbelievable 3/23 to 5/22P.E. Side Track 5/24 to 10/23

Ultra-Sounded to AI date

2/6/2016 • BLK • ASA 3162529Sire: A Step Up

Dam: I-80

This heifer originated from Fawcetts in Ree Heights South Dakota. Ginger represents some of the hottest Hereford genetics in the breed right now. She was shown successfully by Dawson Osborn in the 2016-2017 show season, is as tame as they come, and will make a great purebred cow to keep back for years. Bred to Comfort Zone for an early feeder calf prospect.

LOT 32The Cattle Co Ginger

AI’ed to Comfort Zone Vet Called Due 2/1

2/2016 • PBSire: UndisputedDam: Cash Flow

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Another top I-80 female. This female is wide and powerful in her hip, with added expression from the rear. She is great though the center portion of her body with a very long, tight giraffe neck. I believe this female has a bright future when it comes to producing those high dollar steers.

LOT 34 Cummings 644

AI’ed 4/21 to Sweet Baby JamesVet Called Due 2/26P.E. Witness Son 5/2

Ultra-Sounded to Witness Son

1/9/2016Sire: I-80

Dam: Walks Alone

This is a maternal sister to the Black Power Play steer that we sold this spring that had the whole country talking and kick started the Black Power Play frenzy. This female is good structured, adequate in her depth of body and bone, and good in her topline. She is simply very well balanced and the kind it’s hard to poke a hole in. At the rate her mother is producing, this may be your only chance to own a daughter. Don’t miss out!

LOT 35 Cummings 635


P.E. Witness Son 5/15Ultra-Sounded to Wtiness Son

2/18/2016Sire: I-80

Dam: Monopoly 2 X VIP

This is the 3rd year in a row this heifers mother has put one in the sale. This female is heavier structured and as big barreled through the center portion of her body as any. Her grandma is the 15M donor that has generated several dollars for us. This cow family is consistent and profitable.

LOT 36 Cummings 615

AI’ed 5/11 to Uno Mas sexed HFVet Called Due 5/5


2/15/2016Sire: UnstoppableDam: Rory X 15

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If you like producing those fuzzy feeder calf prospects, then this female will fit your needs. She has an amazing front 1/3, long, freaky fronted, with a big center body, and absolutely hairy as you can get. When we sheared her head, the hair was all most covering her eyes, freaky hairy.

LOT 37 Cummings 645



3/10/2016Sire: I-80

Dam: Bojo

I’ll admit this female isn’t the most eye appealing, but study her close. When she strides she hits her mark every time. She’s the flattest shouldered, best ribbed shaped, and deepest flanked female we will offer. This is the type that last and return revenue year after year.

LOT 38 Cummings 613

AI’ed 5/20 to Primary CandidateVet Called Due 2/27P.E. Witness Son 5/2


3/13/2016Sire: Speedway Son

Dam: Fat Butt X Dream On

This female is sound and functional. She has a square hip and nice level topline. She is backed by some old school good Maine Anjou genetics.

LOT 39 Cummings 66

AI’ed 5/3 to SliderVet Called Due 3/3


3/29/2016Sire: Thriller 527

Dam: Calberta Big Timber X Maine Break

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This well-balanced female is square hipped as you can make, has a much volume through her center as you’ll ever need, with a tight clean neck, and an added punch of muscle expression.

LOT 40 Cummings 614



4/15/2016Sire: Maine/AngusDam: Sim/Angus

Check out this cow pedigree and the great maternal bulls in it; I-80, Habanero and 6807. She is the kind you can build a program around. I think she is a great multi-use female, that could be used to produce great club calves or breeding stock. She should be free of all genetic defects by pedigree. Your mating decisions are wide open.


AI’ed 5/19 to WWCS SliderVet Called Due 2/26


PM: 174 cm2

2016 • BlkSire: March Madness

Dam: Rossie Mae (6807 Son)

This Angus female is bred to the hot new sire Slam Dunk of Matt Lautner. He is the TH/PHA free son of I-80 that is out of a triple crown winning show heifer of Sullivan Farms. Miss Kopp 1503 is another female that has endless breeding opportunities.


AI’ed 4/23 to Uno Mas & 5/12 to Slam DunkVet Called Due 2/19


PM: 247.5 cm2

Fall 2015 • Blk • AAA PendingSire: GAR Prophet

Dam: Bridgeview Edella 824 (GAR Predestined)

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We have a few Unstoppable’s in the herd and they are making fantastic cows. This young cow has her whole life in front of her and she is ready to make you money for several years. Miss Kopp 524 is built like a brick, thick topped, plenty of rear quarter and deep from flank to flank. Think what an I-80 is worth out of a cow built like this.

LOT 44Miss Kopp 524

AI’ed 4/9 and 5/22 to I-80Vet Called Due 3/1

P.E. Kopp F6 (Upscale) 5/25 to 7/27Ultra-Sounded to 5/22 date

2015 • BLK • ACA 483981Sire: Unstoppable

Dam: Miss Kopp 23 (Rocky Balboa)

This purebred Angus heifer is sure to catch your eye with her long neck and beautiful body shape. She is bred the Purebred Simmy bull Blaze of Glory that should make a great ½ blood Simmental calf.




PM: 263.5 cm2

Fall 2015 • Blk • AAA PendingSire: Slate Creek Upshot 1210 (EXAR Upshot 0562B)Dam: SCA Slate Rita EXT 832 (N Bar Emulation EXT)

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A big, stout bred heifer that will have a little extra age on her when she calves the first time. She is bred to Dean Kephart’s favorite bull March Madness who is an I-80 out of Unstoppable’s mom.


AI’ed 5/28 to Slam Dunk& 6/21 to March Madness

Vet Called Due 3/28P.E. Kopp 060H (Siltz Upward/TC Total) 7/1 to 8/1

Ultra-Sounded to 6/21 datePM: 217 cm2

Fall 2015 • BlkSire: TNT Ever Ready

Dam: Miss Kopp 194 (STF Fixation)

Miss Kopp 5162 had her 2017 heifer calf about 13 days early this spring but she was a great mother and weaned a big Slider heifer calf. She is bred to Loaded for Bear that is a full sib to One in the Chamber but they might have a little more hair.


AI’ed 5/21 to Loaded for BearVet Called Due 2/28

P.E. Kopp 39 (Angus) 5/23 to 7/27Ultra-Sounded to AI date

2015 • BlkSire: Irish Whiskey son

Dam: Glover Maine/Angus

Another real broody fall born heifer sells in this lot. If you like them a little older when they calve this lot is for you. She is bred to the 2017 Nation Western Res. Champion Maine Anjou Bull, Simplify, which is being promoted by Matt Lautner as a calving ease sensation. His calves should be in high value for all the early feeder calf sales.


AI’ed 5/1 to SimplifyVet Called Due 2/8


PM: 264 cm2

Fall 2015 • Blk • AAA PendingSire: B/R New Design 342-629 (B/R New Design 323-342)

Dam: Slate Creek Lassie 957 (Mytty in Focus)

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A moderate framed, very eye appealing female sells in this lot. Her Mother Miss Kopp 620 was a matriarch in the pastures for about 10 years. Longevity built into this young cow. We only had 1 In God We Trust calf this past year and he sold in our Spring Sale to a Nebraska buyer. When Wade came to look at calves he said ”Don’t get in a hurry to sell the IGWT calf.” He was right that calf looked much better in the fall. I would suggest letting this calf get a little age to it before I would price him.


AI’ed 4/17 to In God We TrustVet Called Due 1/24

P.E. Kopp F6 (Upscale) 5/1 to 7/27Ultra-Sounded to AI date

2015 • BlkSire: I Believe (Believe in Me / I-80 dam)

Dam: Miss Kopp 620 (Heat Seeker/Full Flush)

She is a maternal sib to the 2016 high selling Fu Man Chu shown by the Phelps family. On her first calf she produced Malagacy a 2017 Derby Day sale feature.

LOT 49 Campbellco 1517

AI’ed 4/12 to Fu Man ChuVet Called Due 1/22

P.E. Braveheart 5/22 to 6/8P.E. Gun Runner 6/30 to 9/22


1/23/2015 • Blk • AMAA 457149Sire: Maternal Perfection

Dam: I-80 / Neon

This loud, colored red and white female has been an early favorite by many. She has a great bottom side with a touch of old school simmy. This female was a fall born, that gives her a little more size than the rest. Definitely a rugged, powerful female. You will find her worth the trip.

LOT 50 Cummings 57

AI’ed 4/18 to Sweet Baby JamesVet Called Due 2/14P.E. Witness Son 5/2

Ultra-Sounded to Witness Son

8/1/2015Sire: Thriller 527

Dam: Irish Whiskey X Kodiak

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A big topped cow that has plenty of muscle but still maintains plenty of femininity in her head, neck and shoulder. When you analyze her from the ground up she is huge footed and boned. Her best calf was in 2017 by Here I am but the fertilizer truck ran over her. I decided to breed her to Quality Counts, which is a Made to Order son. I have seen several Made to Orders this past year that I have loved especially on the heifer side of things.

LOT 51 Miss Kopp S119

AI’ed 5/14 to Quality CountsVet Called Due 2/21

P.E. Kopp 39 5/18 to 7/27Ultra-Sounded to AI date

2011 • Blk w/white starSire: Northern Improvement

Dam: Maine Anjou

What a cow, in the prime of her life, and bred for easy money. Study her picture, what more could you want; long feminine fronted, big boned, plenty of thickness and belly to burn. Talk about bred right; all the winners are Monopoly it seems. Her 2017 calf by the herd bull sold for a feeder calf and he won his class at the Franklin County Indiana 4-H Fair.


AI’ed 6/6 to Monopoly 7Vet Called Due 3/17


Fall 2013 • BlkSire: 404

Dam: Bracken 39U (Easy Money/Angus)

Several breed legends in this bred heifers pedigree; Who Made Who, Meyer and Heat Seeker. She is safe with calf to March Madness, who is an I-80 out of Unstoppable’s mother.


AI’ed 4/25 to Man Amongst Boys and 5/19 to March Madness

Vet Called Due 2/26P.E. Kopp F6 (Upscale) 5/1 to 7/27

Ultra-Sounded to 5/19 date

2013 • BlkSire: KKLM Tiger (Direct Hit)

Dam: Miss Kopp 3137 (Angus/WMW/Meyer)

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This commercial Angus female has endless breeding opportunities and carries many phenotypical characteristics for success in the show ring today.

LOT 54 Campbellco 301

Vet Called 10/23 bred approx. 180 days due 2/3

P.E. State of Mind 5/15 to 6/7P.E. Gun Runner 6/30 to 9/22

2/1/2013 • BlkSire: Hutzel Commercial Angus

Dam: Commercial Angus

This young cow has a pedigree second to none. Her maternal Grand-dam is none other than Kopp Skidmark, the mother of Hi Ho Silver. Miss Kopp 387 has her whole productive life in front of her and her mating possibilities are endless. She should be free of all genetic defects by pedigree. We had really good luck selling our One in the Chamber calves this year and I would be expecting great things from this mating.


AI’ed 4/27 to One in the ChamberVet Called Due 2/3


2013 • BlkSire: New Look Son

Dam: Miss Kopp 039 (Proud Jazz)

This is one of my mystery girls on the farm. She lost her tag and was not tattooed so we are not sure who or what she is pedigree wise. We do know that phenotypically she is one of the nice ones. Cool fronted, good moving and carries her thickness down low all describe this young cow. She is bred to the popular Black Power Play of Matt Lautner that sure sired some nice calves last year and due plenty early. I am thinking that those early feeder calf shows and the state fair in August would be a great time to show her calf.


AI’ed 4/22 to Black Power PlayVet Called Due 1/29


2013 • BlkSire: Commercial Dam: Commercial

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Sweet Baby James presented by Lautner Farms bred by Cummings Cattle

State of Mind presented by Competitive Edge Genetics

bred by Campbellco

Hi Ho Silverpresented by Rogers Cattle Co.

bred by Kopp Land and Livestock

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This female has been an outstanding producer and milks very well. Braveheart daughters have been some of our highest producing females. Remember CEG promotional bull, State of Mind, is a son of Campbellco Sangria, who is one of our top Braveheart daughters. Here’s a chance at some of our most proven genetics.

LOT 58Campbellco 1351

Vet Called 9/15 bred approx. 70 days due 4/16P.E. State of Mind 6/23 to 8/3

3/22/2013• BlkSire: Braveheart


This blaze-face feminine Pandora daughter is in her breeding prime. This cow possesses great structure along with nice udder development. Paired with State of Mind this could produce your next Maine showheifer or steer.


Vet Called 6/30 bred 30 days due 3/10

P.E. State of Mind 5/15 to 6/30

3/19/2013 • BlkSire: Braveheart


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You asked for a deep bodied cow, here she is, a real belly dragger. We bought her mother a few years ago when Summitcrest Farms dispersal and this was the calf in her belly. Her 2015 bull calf by Maximus and 2016 bull calf by X were both sold as herd bulls. She is bred for an early return to Uno Mas, which should really work with a female like this.

LOT 60Miss Kopp 203



2012 • BlkSire: Focus 2U66

Dam: Summitcrest 4U88

Producing Mohaymen, a high selling 2016 Derby Day prospect 1239 has been a profitable asset to Campbellco. Being THF/PHAF she has endless breeding opportunities. Rum Chata sired some of our best replacements and show steers in 2017 so we are excited to see what 2018 have to offer.


AI’ed 4/25 to Rum ChataVet Called Due 2/2

P.E. State of Mind 5/15 to 6/7P.E. Exaggerator 6/7 to 7/7


2/16/2012 • BlkSire: Wind FallDam: Sunseeker

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A true Meyer 734, that is an embryo transplant calf out of a super good Angus cow that originated in Kansas. She has a beautiful baldy head and milks enough for two. She is deep bodied and sound on the move. She should really click with Here I Am.

LOT 62Miss Kopp 154

AI’ed 6/11 to Here I AmVet Called Due 3/18

P.E. Cash Daddy 6/15 to 7/27Ultra-Sounded to AI date

2011• BlkSire: Meyer 734

Dam: Miss Kopp 855 (Commercial Angus)

A commercial Angus cow ready to go to work for you. She has been in our fall program but we moved her to spring last year. Her first calf by Blaze of Glory could pay for herself.

LOT 61Miss Kopp 516Z



2012 • BlkSire: AngusDam: Angus

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Don’t forget the Tiger bull is a Direct Hit out of an Armageddon cow, who was a past Champion Chi female at the Indiana State fair. We have several of these Tiger cows in the herd and they all milk well and have fantastic udders. I think Made to Order will work extremely well on this cow and by next fall you bereaping the rewards.


AI’ed 6/17 to Made to Order 2Vet Called Due 3/24

P.E. Kopp 3 (Brilliance) 6/19 to 7/27Ultra-Sounded to AI date

2011 • BlkSire: KKLM Tiger by Direct HitDam: Miss Kopp 1064 (Angus)

These OCC Legend cows are hard to find but the wait is worth it. A moderate framed cow that you will love her overall design and build. She has a couple of heifers in the herd and she will work for you on her first calf by Fu Man Chu.




2011 • BlkSire: OCC Legend

Dam: DCC R412 (Maine/Angus Cross)

Old school genetics ALERT!! I will guarantee she is an outcross to almost every cow in your herd. Sometimes you have to go back to these old genetics to make great new cows. She has

produced many high sellers for us. In 2014 her Smilin Bob steer brought $2750 in the fall sale and in 2016 her One in the Chamber heifer brought $4000.00 in the spring sale. Her 2017 heifer by One in the Chamber was put in the keeper pen. She could be bred to have her best one to date, I am excited to see and hear about her Fu Man Chu in February.

LOT 65Miss Kopp 131



2011 • BlkSire: Rito 9FB3 of 5H11 Fullback

Dam: Miss Kopp 2-919 by Full Flush

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These My Turn’s on Full Flush cows has always worked for us. Miss Kopp 165 has just enough power to raise those high dollar show calves. With her neat front end and her nearly perfect hind leg, her calves are always standouts. She is bred to Hi Ho Silver for an early calf and an early return on your investment.


AI’ed 4/11 to Hi Ho SilverVet Called Due 1/18


2011 • BlkSire: My Turn

Dam: Miss Kopp 2-101 (Full Flush/Meyer)

There isn’t anything hotter than these Maine cows bred to Purebred Angus bulls. You will love the design of this cow. She is huge topped, deep bodied and elephant legged. She is incredibly sound yet incredibly massive. She should be a cash cow for years to come.


AI’ed 6/23 to BismarkVet Called Due 3/30


4/21/2010 • Blk • AMAA 407445 Sire: BSC Simplicity 44U

Dam: KBSC Miss 873 U by Clean Jeans

We sold a bred heifer out of Miss Kopp 074 and the Kopp 43 (SOS Son) in the 2014 Season Finale for $3500.00. This year she had a smokie, American Snipper heifer that was retained in the herd. She is bred the best she has ever been to Driving 80. The more I am around the Driving 80 cattle, I realize he is one of the most under-utilized bulls in the Maine Anjou breed. A Driving 80 daughter was just named Champion Maine Anjou female at the North American Jr. Maine Anjou Show.


AI’ed 6/18 to Driving 80Vet Called Due 3/25

P.E. Kopp 3 (Brilliance son) 6/20 to 7/27Ultra-Sounded to AI date

3/28/2010 • Blk • AMAA 440905Sire: DCC Smokin Joe 157P

Dam: CFCC Tiffany T56 by Strictly Business

This purebred Angus female isn’t no tiny thing. She is as easy fleshing as they come, big volumed, good uttered with perfect teat size. We are retaining her baldy heifer this year. She is rebred for another repeat. She is also the mother of the natural walking herd sire at NS Angus.

LOT 69 Cummings

Vet Called Due 3/26P.E. Splash Man

5/25/2010 • AN FemaleSire: Advanced Git ER DunnDam: Advance Miss 004

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What a beast, this cow is flat impressive to look at and she is always a stand out in the pastures. She has a very productive Who Made Who daughter in the herd that clicks every time. She is due toward the end of February to Monopoly 5, think of the possibilities. Early pasture sales, Feeder Calf Shows or State Fair, I think you will be happy with calf no matter what you do with it.




2010 • BlkSire: Trail BossDam: by Meyer

We have kept 2 Monopoly heifers out of this cow that are in the herd. Her 2017 heifer by the cleanup bull is also in the keeper pen. Miss Kopp 0113 is an easy keeping cow that has a great swoop to her belly. She also walks the pastures with an ample amount of bone and muscle. These big-bellied cows work great with Here I Am. Buy with confidence.




2010 • BlkSire: Smooth Sailing (Heat Wave)

Dam: Maine - Angus Cross

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A former show heifer that we bought out of the Harvest of Excellent Sale. This cow works better when you breed her to Maine Anjou bulls. Her I-80 heifer sold in a past spring sale for $3000.00 and her Dirty Hairy steer calf sold for $2000.00. Carmen is big boned, huge footed and has a great personality. Her calves always display the extra look and muscle needed to command top dollar.

LOT 72 Carmen 01X

AI’ed 5/16 to Middle ManVet Called Due 2/23


2010 • Blk • AMAA 415330Sire: Security by SoonerDam: Portia by Kool Ice

This brockled face cow has produced several sellable calves for us. This past year she raised twins, which is why she is in a little thinner condition. Her calf this past year was only beaten once in class. She clicked best with our natural herd sire Splash Man, so we saw no reason to change the recipe. Great milker, squared hipped and awesome fronted.

LOT 73 Cummings 51

Vet Called Due 4/23P.E. Splash Man

4/12/2010Sire: Heat Wave Son

Dam: Who Made Who X Meyer 734

A constant producer that has put 2 calves in our sales. Her 2015 heifer calf by the Carneyman Son was sold in the spring sale for $2300. Her 2016 steer by Unstoppable was sold in the fall sale for $2000. She has also had a heifer in 2014 that was kept in the herd. She is probably mated the best she has ever been, to the extremely popular Hi Ho Silver.


AI’ed 4/6 to Hi Ho SilverVet Called Due 1/13


2009 • BlkSire: SOS

Dam: Miss Kopp A7 (Angus)

BPF Middle Manservice sire to manyof the offering.

Her 2016 steer by Unstoppable

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I hate it when guys put old cows in sales but I am going to try it. KLL Miss Suzzie has raised a steer in 2014 by Monopoly for $22,000.00. She had a Monopoly heifer that we kept back for a replacement this year. She is Jacob’s first show heifer that he had any success winning shows. He was Supreme Heifer at several shows with her and she won her class as a crossbred at the Indiana State Fair. She looks and moves like a 6 year old and I think she has plenty of productive years left.

LOT 76 KLL Miss Suzzie 645s


P.E. Kopp 39 (Angus) 5/18 to 7/27Ultra-Sounded to AI date

2006 • Blk • AMAA 361186 ACA 320330Sire: Mossy Oak

Dam: KKLM Miss Bullseye 906J (DJ Bullseye)

Sometimes you need to be ahead of the curve, that is why I used a little of the Trump Train bull. He is double clean but looks like a bull that should be dirty. Be one of the first to get a Trump Train calf in your area and watch the people come to take a peek at him. Miss Campbell 803 is a smaller framed, very correct cow that has produced several heifers for us. She did sell a steer by Dirty Hairy in 2011for $2750.

LOT 75 Miss Campbell 803

AI’ed 6/23 to Trump TrainVet Called Due 3/30


2008 • BlkSire: Heat Seeker

Dam: Miss Campbell 565 (Jazz Son)

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TERMS: Term of the sale are cash or good check, payable immediately upon the conclusion of the sale and before the animals will be moved. Seller will reserve the right to require a certified check as settlement before releasing any cattle.

LIABILITY: All animals and merchandise will be at the buyers risk at the fall of the hammer. However the seller will provide for the safety of each animal for a reasonable amount of time following the sale. Neither the owners, sale manager, auctioneer, or affiliated personnel may be held responsible for any accidents that may occur.

BIDDING: All animals will sell to the highest bidder. Any disputes or challenges regarding bidding will be settled by the auctioneer and his decision will be final. Announcements: made sale day from the block will take precedence over statements in the sale catalog.

GUARANTEE: Bred females have been satisfactorily examined for pregnancy, are guaranteed bred at sale time and are assumed to breeders without further guarantee. Due dates listed for bred females are the results of said examination and / or known breeding dates and are intended to be used as estimates of actual calving dates. No guarantee, expressed or implied, is made to the animal’s ability to produce transferable embryos with the exception of those selling as “open and ready to flush.”

SHIPPING: Assistance will be given in making shipment of your purchase after the sale, but no risk will be assumed by the seller. Expenses incurred are the responsibility of the purchaser who should furnish shipping instructions at time of settlement. It is recommended that insurance be obtained. Insurance will be available for purchase at the clerk’s desk on sale day.

ACCIDENTS: All persons who attend this sale do so at there own risk. Owners nor any person involved with the sale assumes any liability, legal or otherwise, in the event of an accident or loss of property.

ABSENTEE BIDDING: If you would like to invest in the cattle offered but are unable to attend, please contact the farm, sale manager, marketing consultant, or auctioneer as far ahead to the sale as possible. Your bids will be handled with complete confidentiality and we can arrange to have the cattle delivered to your farm or ranch. Contact Kevin Mears at 937-533-0169

CONTRACT: The above terms and conditions of the sale shall constitute a contract between buyer and seller and shall be equally binding on both. Animals that are resold following purchase in the sale shall constitute a separate transaction and the rights and obligations of the two parties connected there to are not covered by these terms and conditions.

CATALOG: Kevin Mears of Stock Options Marketing with Chelsea Allen Designs prepared this catalog. All information is believed to be correct and accurate but always check sale day for supplement information and corrections.

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