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TheTehamaCounty CattleWomen invite all with a horse to come for a fun filled day at a 2 Man Ranch Sort- ing on Saturday, Oct. 8, with sorting starting at 10 a.m. We will be in the main arena at Tehama District Fairgrounds. Earlier in the morn- ing, there will be 2 goes of practice for $25. There will be prizes for fast time, and entry fee is only $20 per entry. There will be Open Jackpot and Walk/Trot Jackpot, both with 50% payback. The Walk/Trot class means you cannot lope, and will be a good event for be- ginners. Lunch is $10 for a tri tip sandwich, salad, beans and drink. Riders with teams en- tered take precedence over riders without any teams entered. For en- tries and more informa- tion, please contact Re- nee Ewing at 200-6299. ••• It is always amazing to me, the generosity of the community when the 4-H and FFA members sell their animals at the Te- hama District Jr. Live- stock Auction and this year was no exception. Back in the 1970s when Linda and Kendra sold their steers, John Wheeler Logging Company, Te- hama Angus Ranch, Shasta Livestock Auction Yard, Production Credit, Red Bluff Bull Sale, Pa- cific Farms, Pat Jenkins, George Growney Motors, Tehama County Cattle- men, Crane Mills were al- ways listed among the buyers at the sale, and they are still supporting the youth of the county. When I was secre- tary/bookkeeper for the Jr. Fat Sale, we were thrilled when we reached $100,000 in sales. In 2006, with 289 lots, the sale grossed $450,879.50. This year, in 2016 there were 330 lots that grossed $757,453.85. 2009 — Of the 38 steers sold, 21 were be- low $ 2.00 a pound. The Tehama County Cattle- men budgeted $4,000 at their last meeting to raise the price of those steers to $1.88 a lb. This year TCCA raised the beef to $3.12 a lb. Add-on's to- taled $45,509.00 when totaled. The auctioneers, Matt Wolters and Jake Parnell didn't lose their voices during the 7 hours and 15 minutes. The volun- teers and sale committee, too numerous to men- tion, worked to make it a smooth running sale. My only complaint was the puncture vines or as some call them, goat heads, in the Trin- ity Avenue parking lot. This noxious weed has been spread over Te- hama County during and following the fair. They stuck to your shoes and to your tires. Please spray or do something next spring and get them con- trolled. Volume buyers were Red Bluff Chrysler- Dodge-Jeep with 9 lots or animals, with Corning Ford at 7, Benny Brown's Susanville Ford 3 lots. Outback Construction with 8 lots, Basin Ex- cavating with 6. John Wheeler Logging with 8 head, Triple R Gas pur- chased 7 lots. Vic Woolery was rec- ognized at the start of sale of champions with a placque for his support of the junior auction, by chairman Mike Collins. Gavin Rodriquez, Bend-Jelly 4-H exhibited the Champion 4-H Pen of Poultry weighing 14 lbs, selling to Borror Brothers at $50 a lb. Lance Ferreira, West- side 4-H sold the Reserve Champion Pen of Poultry weighing 14 lbs to David & Theresa Lindeman for $120 a lb. Jana Andrews, Los Mo- linos FFA sold the Cham- pion FFA Pen of Poultry weighing 14 lbs to Gerv- enden Industries for $65 a lb. Rhylee Garrison, Red Bluff FFA sold her Re- serve Champion FFA Pen of Poultry weighing 15 lbs to Shasta District Fair Board for $55 a lb. Seamus Brunelle, Corn- ing FFA sold his Cham- pion FFA Pen of Rab- bits weighing 11 lbs to I-5 Tires for $50 a lb. Katie Conner, Red Bluff FFA sold her Re- serve Champion FFA Pen of Rabbits weighing 15 lbs to Stewart Nelson for $40 a lb. Travis Brunelle, Corn- ing 4-H sold his Cham- pion 4-H Pen of Rabbits weighing 13 lbs. to Jean Barton for $30 a lb. Shenandoah Chrisman, of Countywide Rabbits sold the Reserve Cham- pion 4-H Pen of Rabbits weighing 13 lbs. to Mike & Teri Collins for $45 a lb. Grand Champion Swine shown by Alyssa Shank, Red Bluff FFA weighing 265 lbs sold for $21 a lb. to Bob May Live- stock, Bub & Shellie Ra- gan, Mike & Teri Collins, Carl Pro Dump Excavat- ing, James & Lisa Har- ris, Radiant red Goats & Cattle. Reserve Grand Cham- pion Swine shown by Noah Miller, Corning FFA weighing 259 lbs sold for $10 a lb. to Red Bluff Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep. Chandler Long, Corn- ing 4-H sold his Cham- pion 4-H Swine weighing 252 lbs to Benny Brown Susanville Ford & Goose Valley Farming for $21 a lb. Ethan Gilbert, Las- sen Colony 4-H sold the Reserve Champion 4-H Swine weighing 265 lbs to Anderson & Son Shell- ing Company for $21 a lb. Grand Champion Mar- ket Goat shown by Hanna Hamre, El Camino 4-H weighing 81 lbs sold for $40 a lb. to Hamre Equipment. Reserve Grand Cham- pion Goat shown by Kasen Brown, Bowman 4-H weighing 82 lbs sold for $16 a lb. to Murphy Family Farm. Denny D'Andrea, Los Molinos FFA sold his FFA Champion Goat weighing 92 lbs to Growney Live- stock Transportation & Furtado Ag for $25 a lb. Max Ventimiglia, Los Molinos FFA sold his Re- serve Champion FFA Goat weighing 94 lbs to Fred & Jill Botts for $28 a lb. Grand Champion Steer shown by Han- nah Meeder, Westside 4-H weighing 1,300 lbs sold for $7 a lb. to Wright Brothers. Reserve Grand Cham- pion Steer shown by Clara Delong, Corning FFA weighing 1,280 lbs sold for $12.50 a lb. to Sharpesville, inc. Colbie DeLong, Inde- pendent, sold the 1,300 lb Reserve 4-H Champion Steer to Corning Chevro- let, Buick & Elite Auto- motive for $7 a lb. Mahlon Owens, Red Bluff FFA sold her Re- serve Champion FFA Steer weighing 1,300 lb. for $9 a lb. to Corning Ford. Grand Champion Mar- ket Lamb shown by Hay- ley Byrd, El Camino 4-H weighing 147 lbs for $32 a lb. to Dudley Excavating. Reserve Grand Cham- pion Lamb shown by Harrison Hamre, El Camino 4-H weighing 142 lbs sold for $30 a lb. to Hamre Equipment. Madison McCarthy, Red Bluff FFA sold her Cham- pion FFA Lamb weighing 137 lbs to Outback Con- struction & Prouty Live- stock for $24 a lb. Hannah Scholzen, Red Bluff FFA sold her Re- serve Champion FFA Lamb weighing 142 lbs for $15 a lb. to Les Schwab, Corning. JeanBartonhasbeen writing her column in the Daily News since the early 1990s. She can be reached by e-mail at jbarton2013@ gmail.com. JEANBARTON Ranch sorting event; livestock auction results CONTRIBUTED Tehama County Cattlemen Past Presidents Steve Zane and Fred Hamilton present the TCCA buckle and $300 check from Hamilton Ranch to Yasmeen Ali, Corning FFA for her TCCA Outstanding Beef Project at Tehama District Fair. 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