Lone Star Objective Belle E925

Dam of SA David Harris 138

While Margret, Rodney, Pearl and I were refueling on barley and beef in Hot Springs shortly after Emily was born, I asked Rodney if he would sell Emily her first heifer.
My only specified criteria was that he select one that represents where he felt the seedstock industry would be in ten years, Rodney said he would be honored.
In typical fashion, Rodney called about a year later and said he had selected three to choose from.  The set presented for us appeared to have been cloned, however I was able to regain my composure and make a difficult choice.  E925 had the longest hip and deepest body of the three flush sisters, but they were all pretty much textbook examples of uniformity.  Emily calls 925 Olivia and can pick her out of the pasture from 500 yards, but so can everyone else.  925’s first natural calf is housed at Champion Genetics after a busy fall with the heifers, semen available.  Look for full siblings out of her by Upshot, 307R and 5050.  Investment like what was required to develop this type of cattle, humbles us greatly.

Thank You to Rodney and Margaret for all they shared my family.