11 Bulls – $34,300 – Avg. $3,118
18 Open Heifers – $91,150 – Avg. $5,064
18 Bred Heifers – $82,250 – Avg. $4,569
3 Pairs – $15,750  Avg. $5,250
1 Semen – $21,540
1 Frozen Embryo – $19,975

52 Lots – $264,965 – Avg. $5,095

Top Bulls:
Lot 53–Consignor: Wallen Prairie Ranch, Missouri; Sold to Tyler Crawford, Kansas: $6,500
Lot 32–Consignor: J&T Farm, Tennessee; Sold to Will Davis, Texas: $5,500

Top Open Heifers:
Lot 47–Consignor: NextGen Cattle Co., Kansas; Sold to Jon Rhodes, Texas: $10,000
Lot 48–Consignor: Roadhouse Ranch, Texas; Sold to Jon Rhodes, Texas: $8,500
Lot 49–Consignor: Roadhouse Ranch, Texas; Sold to Jon Rhodes, Texas: $8,000
Lot 2A–Consignor: Anderson Beefmasters, Texas; Sold to Luciano Martinez, Mexico: $7,500
Lot 22–Consignor: Bailey Farms, Tennessee; Sold to Santa Ana Ranch, Texas: $7,000

Top Bred Heifers:
Lot 12–Consignor: Bailey Farms, Tennessee; Sold to Salvador Perez, Mexico: $9,500
Lot 19–Consignor: Bailey Farms, Tennessee; Sold to Rodrigo Rodriguez, Texas: $9,000
Lot 13–Consignor: Bailey Farms, Tennessee; Sold to Everrardo Canales, Mexico: $8,500

Top Pairs:
Lot 9–Consignor: Bailey Farms, Tennessee; Sold to Brock Clay, Mississippi: $6,000
Lot 52–Consignor: Tandem S, Texas; Sold to Rancho Pruneda, Mexico: $5,750

Volume Buyers:
Jon Rhodes, Texas
Will Davis, Texas
Everrardo Canales, Mexico
Luciano Martinez, Mexico
San Gabriel, Texas
Rodrigo Rodriguez, Texas
Hans Wittenburg, Texas

Auctioneer:
Anthony Mihalski, Texas

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