Dam: Saw Dust 23, sired by Chuckwagon. As a three year old, she came in third in her class at the 2005 Horn Showcase competition in Fort Worth, TX, with an official horn measurement of 66 3/4" tip to tip. She measured well into the 70's", fall 2007.

We used a yearling son of Trail Dust named Hickock (shown above, forefront), out of our cow Snorty, on some young cows and are anxious to see how he develops.	Hickock as a baby calf with his mother, Snorty.
We would now like to introduce you to Image Maker. We feel he will out-cross extremely well with Trail Dust's daughters. Image Maker's sire is the over 70" T2T, Shadowizm. His dam, Tammy Fay, is an outstanding cow, and has been a great producer. Her 2003 daughter sold at the 2006 Summer Horn Showcase sale for $11,500. We will keep you posted on Image Maker's upcoming progress.

• D.O.B. 3/28/07
• Sire: Trail Dust
• Dam: Gingerbread

• D.O.B. 3/28/07
• Sire: Trail Dust
• Dam: Lacey

• D.O.B. 5/26/07
• Sire: Trail Dust
• Dam: Sagebrush

• D.O.B. 4/20/07
• Sire: Trail Dust
• Dam: Buttercup

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for Sagebrush 10 (pdf)

This is a good sized cow born in 2001, sired by Pistol, a bull we raised, going back to Bold Ruler on the top. We also raised her dam Tabitha Twitchit, whose sire was Yankee, a McGill bred bull we bought from Owen in 1992, sired by Tabasco. She has raised nice calves for us with alot of horn. Her 2007 bull calf, #73, is a great looking calf we feel will grow into a good bull. She is bred again for the third time to Trial Dust. $2,800.

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Cactus is a large cow, born in 2001. She is out of our heavy horned cow, Mirlo, and has the same huge based horns that go high, measuring 53” tip to tip at last measurement, November 2007. She goes back to Bold Ruler top and bottom through Suspender, son of Bold Ruler. We kept the past two heifer calves out of this cow, both sired by Trail Dust, and they have huge horns and great conformation, one is a speckled red roan, the other is parker brown. She is bred to Trail Dust again for the third time. $3,000.

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Lucky goes back to Bold Ruler through Suspender both top and bottom. She is bred pretty much like all the other cows we have raised. She is turning out to be a nice big cow with good conformation and heavy horns. Born in 2003, she is a great milker and raises nice calves, we have just weaned her third calf, a heifer we plan to keep. She is bred back to Trail Dust now. $2,500

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Classy is a young 2003 model. She has about as good a conformation as you can find anywhere. We raised all the cows on her bottom side as far back as is shown, and all were good cows. Mouse was a great cow, a daughter of a Yates cow by Colorado Ranger. Big Lodge Bevo Jr. was an AI’d son of Bevo, Classic’s Sire. We used Range Boss for 7 years as a sire, and kept alot of his daughters, his mother was a straight Peeler cow we bought in 1981 from Mannie Moore and Jack Montgomery, she was bred to Measles Super Ranger at the time. We just weaned Classy’s third great calf, a heifer we will keep, sired by Trail Dust. She is bred back to Trail Dust again. This cow will be a good one. $2,200

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This is a good young 2005 double bred Pistol cow, and twice back to Owen McGill bred Yankee, Hodges Bold Bell, and Hatch’s Dee Dee. Hatch’s Dee Dee was a heavy horned cow that we bought as a weanling heifer in 1992 from Jo Hatch before she went out of the longhorn business. Hornet’s mother and grandmother were a couple of the best milking cows we’ve ever had in 30 years. Her Sire Hornet has the same huge horn bases like his sire Pistol. We just weaned Bitterroots first calf, sired by Trail Dust, and she is bred back again to Trail Dust. $1,800

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Here is a good young 2005 cow with great color. She goes back to Bold Ruler almost all ways. Back to Owen McGill bred Yankee on both sides and Suspender both sides. Croppy, Carol, and Scapegoat were granddaughters of Bold Ruler that we raised years ago. We raised both Pistol and Gustavus Gore and used both as bulls for several years. We just weaned her first calf, a nice heifer sired by Trail Dust, that we will keep. She is bred back to Trail Dust again. $1,800

"Snorty"

"Mirlo"

"Hatch's Candy"