NOT SOLD (BIDDING OVER), HIGH BID WAS
1,900.00USDby floor+ applicable fees & taxes.
This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2025 Sep 13 @ 11:00UTC-04:00 : AST/EDT
Haulers Available:
Cody James- 580-483-8748 text only
Bob Larson- 503-812-2643
Eddie Downey- 706-829-5088
Harrison Iager- 240-479-0064
Justine Reitenaur- 704-253-5164
Andy Brooks- 978-804-4569
Dan Grove- 252-373-2926
Jesse Hensley- 423-943-5758
DOB: 10/2/2023
DUNN JAMIN x TTT CALAMITY JANE
BREEDING: Exposed to M.C. Troubadour from 6/23/25 to 9/5/2025, pasture
breeding.
COMMENTS: Jam Pretty was bred by the breeders of the legendary TTT Jamin
Jenny. This heifer is a knockout with color, body, and lateral horns (50” TTT) at 18
months and growing strong. She hails back to a legendary line-up on her sire’s side:
Brazos Rose Ranger, whose dam Jamakizm’s Alphie is the quintessential pin-up
cow for Longhorn, plus Dunn Sashay, who adds 150 Percent, and 50/50 lineage. Her
dam, TTT Calamity Jane, never shoots a blank; she improves upon herself, no matter
the bull. She brings in great maternal traits, color, and big rolling horns. Hailing
back to Concealed Weapon and Dunn del Rio Ready. Jam Pretty will be exposed to
M.C. Troubadour until time of show. This son of M.C. Hangin Tuff and M.C. Autumn is
already putting some well-built and colorful calves on the ground here at GCC.
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Auction Location:
10220 James Monroe Hwy, Culpeper, Virginia, 22701, United States
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