Lot #05 - E L K Erica 7461-I50

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E L K Erica 7461-I50

This one is hard to sell! Her mother raises a standout year-in and year-out. If you’re wanting problem-free cattle that do their job, then take a look.

Please see link to view video  5.mp4 on Vimeo

Top 5% Marb

Top 3% $G

Top 10% HP, $B, $C

Top 20% CED, YW

Dam WR 3 @103

YR 2 @ 109

RE 2 @ 109

Fat 2 @ 120

Rump Fat 2 @ 119

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James F Bessler Inc.
518 Brownstone Drive
St. Charles, IL 60174-2807
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630/945-3483 Office
630/945-3584 Fax
Jim@JamesFBessler.com

Dakota Ag Insurance
Jarod Mohnen 
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605/990-5355 Office
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