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This item SOLD at 2018 May 06 @ 19:36UTC-5 : EST/CDT
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DOB: 9/29/2017
TCC HOUDINI X RR REMY
You are buying a FANCY TCC Houdini X RR Remy heifer calf! This little girl has parents that need no introduction. Her sire has created a lot of excitement throughout the industry and will soon pass 90” TTT. Her dam is perhaps our best cow and has massive horns: 77 1/2” TTT and over 102” TH. This heifer sells unbranded so you can put your brand on her and name her. She has all of her shots and is ready to go! The recipient cow is registered. She is Colette Leigh, a BL Rodeo Chex daughter out of a Starliner cow, Texana Tattletale, DOB 7/17/09. She is bred to RR Sweet Brindle Dust for a fall calf, is Johne’s free and her calves are Millennium eligible. This is an amazing package.
Info about the calf’s sire and dam: (Sire) TCC Houdini is a young bull that is the current rage. He is owned by the Craft Ranch & Deer Creek Longhorns. He measured over 72” TTT at 24 months old. He measured over 85” TTT at 36 months old. He is currently poised to be over 90” TTT before his fourth birthday in July.(
Dam) RR Remy is a smoking young cow with amazing horn growth and a perfect body. She is Sam Chex 708 X PPF Mimosa. She measured 60” TTT at twenty four months old and is currently 77-1/2” TTT x 103” TH at five years old. She has won five bronzes for us and one was after she tipped 5-3/4” off her right horn. She produced a son named RR Tequila Sunrise that has won multiple bronzes for us. This heifer offering is going to be an industry icon and she can do it with your name and brand on her.
Auction Location:
1746 RM ONE, Johnson City, Texas, 78636, United States
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