The grand finale at Cattlemens Congress was the American breeds Supreme Drive
Supreme Open Bull was the Gray Brahman BRC Money Don’t Jiggle 240 owned by B.R. Cutrer of Wharton, Texas. The Reserve Supreme American Bull was the Black Brangus champion owned by Burns Brangus of Wharton, Texas. The third best American Bull in the drive was the Simbrah Champion- owned by Hagan Cattle of Yoakum, Texas.
Supreme American Open Female was the Ultra-Brangus Champion- MC Bada Boom 628K8– shown by Traci Middleton of Puryear, Tennessee. The Reserve Supreme Open American Female was the Grey Brahman owned by B.R. Cutrer, Inc of Wharton, Texas. The third open female in the American Drive was the Simbrah shown by Jakob Sansom of Brenham, Texas.
And the Supreme American Junior Female was the Champion Simbrah- LMC/JSSC Augusta 230K– owned and shown by Nolan Seale of San Augustine, Texas. The Reserve Supreme American Junior Female was the Grey Brahman Champion owned by Mollie Cutrer of Wharton, Texas while the third Junior Female selected on Thursday was the Black Brangus Champion- shown by Roxton Stone of Stanton, Texas.
With the selection of the American Supreme Champions- the 2024 Cattlemen’s Congress- which began with the Texas Longhorns shown on December 30th and 31st- officially concluded. Tyler Norvell, who has been named the Board Chairman for Cattlemen’s Congress, called the 2024 event the best one yet and told Oklahoma Farm Report that the dates for the 2025 Cattlemen’s Congress will be January 4th through the 16th.
