5 Bulls – $28,000 – Avg. $5,600
21 Bred Heifers – $175,500 – Avg. $8,357
19 Open Heifers – $165,500 – Avg. $8,711
2 Frozen Embryo –$19,500 – Avg. $9,750
1 Semen – $6,575

48 Lots – $395,075 – Avg. $3,8,231

Top Bull:
Lot 42–Consignor: TT Farm; Sold to Brian Landeros, California: $9,000

Top Bred Heifers:
Lot 20–Sold to Rocking RB, Texas: $25,000
Lot 34–Sold to Slash Creek, Georgia: $19,000
Lot 37–Sold to Emmons Ranch, Texas: $13,000
Lot 25–Sold to Clark Jones, Tennessee: $12,000
Lot 24–Sold to Ebony Elite’s, Texas: $11,000
Lot 13–Sold to Braulio Rios, Texas: $10,000

Top Open Heifers:
Lot 16–Sold to Vicente Garza, Texas: $19,000
Lot 18–Sold to Randy Mason, Illinois: $15,000
Lot 14–Sold to Jim Colvin, Texas: $15,000
Lot 21–Sold to Jim Woolman, Texas: $15,000
Lot 12–Sold to Arrow T, Alabama: $12,000
Lot 19–Sold to Barry Hamilton, Alabama: $11,000
Lot 4–Sold to Sittapog Kritchpakorn, Thailand: $11,000

Frozen Embryos:
Lot 43b–Consignor: TT Farm; Sold to Rosebend Beefmaster, Louisiana: $1,150 each
Lot 43a–Consignor: J&T Farm; Sold to Lyssy Beefmasters, Texas: $900 each

Volume Buyers:
Gurley Farms, Mississippi
Braulio Rios, Texas
Cameron Cox, Texas
Barry Hamilton, Alabama
Jim Woolman, Texas
Vicente Garza, Texas
Slash Creek, Georgia

Auctioneer:
Anthony Mihalski, Texas

Sale Consultant:
3G Sales & Service, Georgia

Managed & Reported by:
Robbins Cattle Consulting & Marketing, Texas