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Operating as usual
The cattle are deep this year in the Lock and Load Sale in Abernathy TX!!!! The three pictured below are our consignments in the sale this year and we couldn’t be more proud of them!!! Cattle will sell Friday night March 6th here at the G&G Show Cattle HQ!! Check out the link below to view all the cattle in the sale!
https://www.steerbiddersales.com/cgi-bin/mmlist.cgi?steerbidder13/category/ALL
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Really good black cross for sale in Abernathy tx!
Snake farm x I80
We can’t wait to get to Cameron TX!!! These are our 3 consignments to the Southern Select steer sale!! Cattle can be viewed in person all weekend and will sale Sunday night on Show Circuit! Please don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions!
https://www.sconlinesales.com/Bids/AuctionsListing/21303
Garrett Holder 4325286421
Gary Cain 4328940580
Big time show calf!!!
Business Done Right x 268 donor
Contact Garrett for more info 4325286421
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What a busy, fast-paced weekend it was here in West Texas! We wanted to sincerely thank every single one of you who came out to G & G to look through our set, place bids, and/or make purchases. We could not be more pleased with how our first ever live Lock and Load Sale went and it wouldn’t have been possible without the support of our consigners, talented young people behind the scenes, and most importantly our loyal and new customers! We look forward to finishing out 2019 with a bang and excited about what 2020 holds for us!
This is always a favorite time of the year, when we are able to spend an entire weekend looking at some high-quality cattle! While you’re out traveling and shopping today, be sure to stop by Abernathy TX to take a look at this group. To say we are proud, would be an understatement.
Lock and Load will be a live sale tonight starting an hour after Day Show Cattle’s live sale finishes up. Steve Bonham will be at both, so we won’t begin without him! Food and beverages will be provided as well.
https://www.steerbiddersales.com/cgi-bin/mmlist.cgi?steerbidder7%2Fcategory%2FALL
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We are excited to offer these 4 elite steers in the 4th annual Lock and Load sale Friday night!!! Steve Bonham will auction them off! Come on out and check them out!
TODAY is our online sale, and we couldn't be any more excited about this versatile group of steers we have to offer! We feel confident that no matter where you may be looking to show, we have the calf to fit that need! Be sure to look through this group, and let us know if you have any questions.
https://www.sconlinesales.com/Bids/AuctionsListing/21365?fbclid=IwAR1tqsCfoCUMFnbsizryIq4CUyLifcTpcSZlp6jvUzgL-q07L7rrf11wqJc
These guys sale February 25th!!
https://www.sconlinesales.com/Bids/AuctionsListing/21365
We are doing a few things different this year! Because we were blessed with a healthy steer crop we are having 3 different sales!
The first of which will be hosted by Sconlinesales.com February 25th! Sale is posted https://www.sconlinesales.com/Bids/AuctionsListing/21365
Our annual Lock and Load sale will be Friday March 1st at approximately 9 pm! We will be doing a live sale format with Steve Bonham as the auctioneer!
Last, we feel honored to have been asked to put cattle in the Southern Select online sale April 7th in Cameron, TX hosted by SC!!
It’s been a while since we’ve been on here, and to say we’ve been a little busy would be an understatement! We are pretty impressed with this year’s calf crop, so we just had to share. Here are just a few of what we will have to offer in the Spring. Call Garrett Holder at 432-528-6421 or Gary Cain at 432-894-0580.
That’s right!!!! This high quality dual purpose calf is needing a new home!! Please contact me at 4325286421 for any questions!
Lock & Load!!!!! Y’all need to make sure to swing by Abernathy and check this awesome set of cattle!!!
Getting cattle ready for the Lock & Load sale in Abernathy Tx this weekend March 3rd
This Here I Am x Whiskey will sale!!
Bids close at noon today! Make sure you come take a look!
We've got sausage wraps hot and ready for you! Come grab one!
Anxious to look through the Lock and Load cattle, but still want to eat lunch too? No worries; we have you covered! Come on over during your lunch break to browse cattle and enjoy some chili/frito pie!
Like and Share! We will draw for a free Lock and Load hoodie Friday, March 3rd at 8PM! Every tag is an extra entry!
The gray and white steer is lucky #13!!! He is a Hiho silver x bleeding purple!!! This calf is super stout, Little kid broke, and had crazy hairy!!!
The black calf is a personal favorite of mine!!! He is lot 26... the Walks Alone x Northern Improvement is crazy haired, super stout, freak necked and will cruise all day!! For those you are concerned about Ft Worth this guy looks just as good wet!!!
Lock & Load Abernathy Texas
432-528-6421
Alll breeds will be represented!!
The Hereford pictured has many friends!!! He is a Just Right x 38 (G&G donor).. this calf is awesome structured killer from the side but has plenty of power to shear!!
The star headed steer at the bottom is as complete of an animal as you can get!! Huge rib, big hipped and can walk all day!!!
The red shorthorn is lot #21. He is a Gold Dust x Double Vision... solid shorthorn that will hair or slick!!!! Puppy-dog gentle to boot!!
The black steer is lot 9. He is a Beast of Burden x angus... when we found this calf we thought he was middle weight contender. When we sheared his head we now think he is a Ft Worth Angus contender!!! Awesome calf either way.
Come check them out at the Lock & Load sale in Abernathy, TX!
Call at 4325286421
Lock and Load 2017 is happening this weekend. Cattle are ready for viewing any time this week at G&G Show Cattle in Abernathy, TX!! We have a great set of cattle put together with some good friends! All breeds represented! Pictured is a Jakes Pround Jazz x Solid Gold donor!!!!
Such an awesome read!! We feel so incredibly blessed to be a part of this community. What a way to live!
If you have friends that are not involved in the stock show lifestyle, these are topics you will constantly find yourself explaining to them. 1. The fact that it is perfectly normal to have …
We've been gearing up for Ft. Worth this week, so y'all know what that means! It's already time to start thinking about those great ones for next year. We've been working on what we believe to be an awesome set of calves for you to look through during one of the busiest sale weekends in March. The best part, we have them all in one place for your easy viewing. Please make it a priority to stop by and look; we think you'll be pleased! We're located just 24 miles north of Lubbock, and 2 miles west of I27 in Abernathy. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out!
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We love this article and think it speaks so true for those of us raised in this industry! Such a blessing!
A Father's Explanation of Why He Had Livestock for His Daughter.
My daughter turned sixteen years old today; which is a milestone for most people. Besides looking at baby photos and childhood trinkets with her, I took time to reflect on the young woman my daughter had become and the choices she would face in the future.
As I looked at her I could see the athlete she was, and determined woman she would soon be. I started thinking about some of the girls we knew in our town who were already pregnant, pierced in several places, hair every color under the sun, drop outs, drug addicts and on the fast track to no-where, seeking surface identities because they had no inner self esteem. The parents of these same girls have asked me why I "waste" the money on stock so my daughter can show. I'm told she will grow out of it, lose interest, discover boys and all kinds of things that try to pin the current generation' s "slacker" label on my child. I don't think it will happen, I think she will love and have livestock all her life.
Because my daughter grew up with livestock she has compassion. She knows that we must take special care of the very young and the very old. We must make sure those without voices to speak of their pain are still cared for.
Because my daughter grew up with livestock she learned responsibility for others than herself. She learned that regardless of the weather you must still care for those you have the stewardship of. There are no "days off" just because you don't feel like being an owner that day. She learned that for every hour of fun you have there are days of hard work you must do first.
Because my daughter grew up with livestock she learned not to be afraid of getting dirty and that appearances don't matter to most of the breathing things in the world we live in. Livestock do not care about designer clothes, jewelry, pretty hairdos or anything else we put on our bodies to try to impress others. What an animal cares about are your abilities to work within his natural world, he doesn't care if you're wearing $150.00 jeans while you do it.
Because my daughter grew up with livestock she understands the value of money. Every dollar can be translated into bales of hay, bags of feed or vet visits. Purchasing non-necessities during lean times can mean the difference between feed and good care, or neglect and starvation. She has learned to judge the level of her care against the care she sees provided by others and to make sure her standards never lower, and only increase as her knowledge grows.
Because my daughter grew up with livestock she has learned to learn on her own. She has had teachers that cannot speak, nor write, nor communicate beyond body language and reactions. She has had to learn to "read" her surroundings for both safe and unsafe objects, to look for hazards where others might only see a pretty meadow. She has learned to judge people as she judges her stock. She looks beyond appearances and trappings to see what is within.
Because my daughter grew up with livestock she has learned sportsmanship to a high degree. Everyone that competes fairly is a winner. Trophies and ribbons may prove someone a winner, but they do not prove someone is a stockman. She has also learned that some people will do anything to win, regard-less of who it hurts. She knows that those who will cheat in the show ring will also cheat in every other aspect of their life and are not to be trusted.
Because my daughter grew up with livestock she has self-esteem and an engaging personality. She can talk to anyone she meets with confidence, because she has to express herself to her animals with more than words. She knows the satisfaction of controlling and teaching a 1000 pound animal that will yield willingly to her gentle touch and ignore the more forceful and inept handling of those stronger than she is. She holds herself with poise and professionalism in the company of those far older than herself.
Because my daughter grew up with livestock she has learned to plan ahead. She knows that choices made today can effect what happens five years down the road. She knows that you cannot care for and protect your investments without savings to fall back on. She knows the value of land and buildings. And that caring for your vehicle can mean the difference between easy travel or being stranded on the side of the road with a full trailer on a hot day.
When I look at what she has learned and what it will help her become, I can honestly say that I haven't "wasted" a penny on providing her with livestock. I only wish that all children had the same opportunities to learn these lessons from showing and raising animals before setting out on the road to adulthood.
- Author Unknown
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Check out this awesome set of heifers we are offering April 19th... Contact Garrett at 4325286421 or Gary at 4328940580 for viewing!!! https://cattle.firstchoiceonlinesales.com/Sales/View-Sales/auctions/G-G-Heifers
Congratulations to the Shields family on their 3rd place Simmental! Bought from Jeff Graham, placed by Jordan Hicks and us.
Congratulations to Channing Shields on your 7th place heavyweight Chi!
1195 FM 54
Abernathy, TX
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