From Cherokee, Okla Alfalfa County Land Cattle
2017Competing Team from Cherokee, Okla.Alfalfa County Land Cattle&Alfalfa County Land and Cattle iscomprised of a 6000 acre ranchrunning 500 cows and 1500 yearlings in Barber County, Kansas, with landholdings in Alfalfa County, Oklahoma,and leased pastures for yearlings in WoodsCounty, Oklahoma. The ranch is owned byEd Bricker, his wife, Manda and their twodaughters, Sophie and Gracie. Team is represented by Ed Bricker, his daughters Gracie Bricker & Sophie Bricker, Tyler Meadand Pat Browning.A great addition to our ranch, is TylerBode, his wife Hannah and son, Harris. Tyler breaks and rides all the ranch colts andis great asset to our ranch and daily operations.Ranch Team MembersEd Bricker Pat Browning Tyler MeadTyler Bode Gracie Bricker Sophie Bricker
2017Competing Team from Hominy, Okla.Buford RanchesBuford Ranches, LLC, was established in the fall of 1997 whenlate John R. Dunkin and DJ Pettitdecided to retire from the cattlebusiness and close their ranching operationRafter D Corporation. At that time, BufordRanches, LLC, was fortunate to acquirethe cow herd and bull battery in its entirety from Rafter D as well as lease DunkinRanch from DJ Pettit and Jane Dunkin.Thus, Buford Ranches, LLC, ownedequally by DJ’s three children, Stephen Buford, Sam Bufordand Sharon BufordLinsenmeyer, wasable to continue thefamily tradition ofranching in OsageCounty, which began in 1941. OnDecember 12, 1941,our grandparents,Jane and John D.Dunkin, completedthe purchase of theCraddock Ranchwest of Hominy. With the help of Ray andFern Buck, they operated the Double Rafter Ranch until John H. Dunkin’s death inJune 1958. Jane assumed the managementof the ranch, formed the Rafter D Corporation with her children, John R. and DJ andsteadfastly continued to look to Ray Buckfor guidance.In 1968, John R. Dunkin assumedmanagement gradually improved the quality of the cow herd, which originally wasa set of straight-bred Hereford cows purchased from the Mabee Ranch in 1942.Crossbreeding was introduced in the 1960s.Angus bulls were the first new breed introduced, followed by Limousin bulls in themid-1970s.Buford Ranches, LLC, has kept thesame three bloodlines and crossbreedingrotation in its program, earning thestate and national2000LimousinCommercial Producer of the Year.With the help ofour father, Daniel S. Buford, theranch has been expanding at a rapidpace.The Dillingham Ranch inOkmulgee Countywas purchased in 1997. The followingranches were also acquired: Bledsoe Ranchin 1998, Steakley Ranch in 2000, ElliottRanch in 2001, Rafter J Ranch in 2002 andthe Neill Ranch in 2003. The J Bar 7 Ranchwas formed in 2003 to add purebred Angusand Hereford production to the Buford op-Ranch Team MembersDoug Branch John Holloway Rielly HollowayChad Ray Austin Holloway George Henryeration, as well as sell quality purebred bullsand replacement females to other commercial operations throughout our productionsale in early October in Welch, Okla. Oneof top priorities on the ranch is to be goodstewards of the land. We have asked ourcowboys to do a variety of tasks not alwaystypical of a traditional cowboy, and theyhave responded. We sincerely believe wehave the best crew around and are proudthat they call Buford Ranches, LLC, home.Cowboys helping
2017Competing Team from Pawhuska, Okla.drummond Land Cattle&Drummond Land and Cattle wasformed as a partnership betweenChuck, Tim and Ladd Drummondin the early 90’s and today is owned andoperated by Tim and Ladd Drummond.DL&C is involved with all segments ofthe cattle industry, from cow/calf, stocker/feeders and occasionally a fed a few cattle infeedyards. The Drummond Land & Cattleheadquarter is based in Pawhuska, Okla.,which is Osage County; the operation partnership also runs cattle in Kansas. Tim andLadd have their own operations as well,which includes cow/calf, stocker, feedersand developing heifers for replacements.In addition to the ranch cattle operations, Drummond Land and Cattle alsohave a horse operation, which consist ofranch raised Quarter Horses that are usedfor everyday ranch duties. The horse operation is heavily involved in the NationalCutting Horse Association (NCHA) andparticipates in the cutting competitions,which have earned the ranch many titles.Tim and Ladd are the fourth generation of Drummond’s to the ranch in Osagecounty with fifth generation waiting in thewings. Chuck Drummond is actively involved with the ranch and helps Tim andLadd navigate the obstacles that we face inthe beef and cattle industry today. Chuckenjoys working with the next generationabout their jobs and responsibilities on theranch.“Without God’s help, good cowboysand kids, we couldn’t get it all done”.Ranch Team MembersTim Drummond Johnny Miller Caleb DrummondJosh Sellers Cameron Compton Colton Potter
2017Competing Team from Comanche & Ardmore, Okla.Hall Ranch Daube Cattle Co.&THall Ranchhe Hall Ranch tradition goesback to the late 1800’s and engulfs the ranching history andheritage of three states. Shannon’s grandfather and father punched cowson some of the largest ranches in the stateof Texas. Ronda’s great, great, great, greatgrandfather John Blunk homesteaded in1860 in Barber County, Kansas and WoodsCounty, Oklahoma. The John Blunk Ranchencompassed 20,000 acres, running Hereford cattle and hosting some rather historical guests, such as Jesse James. The BlunkRanch is now operated by Ronda’s dad andbrother. When God brought Shannon andRonda together, he directed them to Oklahoma.Shannon pursued a career as a horsetrainer. Through hard work and God-giventalents, and blessings, his dream of owninghis own ranch became a reality. The HallRanch first began with 250 acres in GradyCounty. In 2000, they purchased the Stardust Ranch in Stephens County and haveadded numerous leases. The ranch consistsof 700 cows and runs approximately 5,000to 6,000 yearlings through the operationwithin a year. Yearlings are used for horsetraining, as well as for weight gain. Manyawards have been won on Hall Ranchtrained horses, such as the 1999 NationalCutting Horse Association Futurity Champion Shania Cee and the 2000 Horse of theYear Shania Cee but the greatest rewardawaits at Heaven’s door when Christ shallsay “Well done, good and faithful servant.”Mathew 25:21Ranch headquarters are located nearLoco, Oklahoma, where Shannon, Ronda,Whitney, Kadee Belle and Dakota Jo live,along with the best help and managementever given!ADaube Cattle Co.young Sam Daube left his homein Germany to seek his fortunein the new world and settledin Ardmore, Indian Territoryin 1885 and began a business of merchandising and ranching. Along with brother,Dave, and a school friend, Max Westheimer, the firm of Westheimer and Daubewas launched in 1894, where area farmersand ranchers bought, bartered or tradedanything from a dozen eggs to a carloadof cattle. When the firm was dissolved in1937, the Daube brothers continued withthe high tradition that had set their establishment apart in this section of the state.Sam helped pioneer commercial Hereford breeding in the early 1900s and thebreed is the mainstay of the herd today.After Sam’s death in 1946, his son, LeonDaube, continued to uphold his high ranching standards. Soon after the death of Leonin 1958, son Sam Daube took over. NowSam and his son, Dave Daube, continue thetradition.Daube’s well-known Double O Bar(OO) brand was registered in 1886 withthe Choctaw Livestock Protective Association and is still currently registered. Wehave a cow/calf operation in the ArbuckleMountain area of Southern Ok. consistingof 1,000 cows running on 20,000 plus acres.Our cows are a Hereford/Braford typethat are bred to Angus bulls for a terminalcross calf. We also raise the horses that weuse on the ranch. These horses are bred tomatch our country and the work expectedof them. The Daube Ranch team becamethe Champions at the 1986 Range RoundUp. This is the 32nd year for Daube CattleCompany to enter competition.Cowboys helpingRanch Team MembersBud Walker Dave Daube Whitney HallJimmy Walker Heath Cox Justin Johnson
2017Competing Team from Marlow, Okla.Kelly RanchThe Kelly Ranch is owned by Mikeand Lynne Kelly and is located eastof Marlow, Okla. Mike has proventhat no matter where you start out in life,through honest hard work, managementand setting goals, you can go a long ways.Currently the Kelly Ranch consists of 10,000acres of land across Stephens and GarvinCounty. The ranch is diversified into segments of the cattle industry, including cow/calf operation, running over 1100 commercial cows and home raised yearlings onpasture. The Kelly Ranch feels that one ofour main goals is to improve our pasturesand farm lands. Our cowboys spend a lotof their time doing land improvements toupgrade and improve existing pastures aswell as adding new ones. However we stillbelieve in the true American Cowboy wayand Cowboy Heritage, all cattle work, gathering, sorting and doctoring done horseback.Managing the ranch would be impossible without great help and great cowboys.We have been fortunate to have devotedhands that believe in riding for the brand.Our people are not only great cowboys, butgreat caretakers of the land and cattle. Wehere at the Kelly Ranch are very thankfulthat God has blessed our families throughout the years.Ranch Team MembersLee Patterson Asher Boyer Josh MorganJerry Mike Gamble Cody Ray
2017Competing Team from Lenapah, Okla.LAzy Rafter Slash RanchBurr and Theresia Gagan own theLazy Rafter Slash Ranch located inLenapah, Oklahoma. The Lazy Rafter Slash is a stocker operation runningcattle in Oklahoma and Kansas. They background most of their stockers at the Lenapah ranch with the help of their children.The Gagan’s also run a cow/calf operation.In 2006, BJN Cattle was formed whenBurr partnered with a couple local ranchers, Jim Folk and Neal Kottke. BJN Cattlerun yearlings in Oklahoma, Kansas, andTexas. In 2011, they bought the ParkerRanch in Chouteau, Oklahoma where theyprecondition yearlings and run about 1,000momma cows. BJ Kester, his wife Misty andson Luke live on the Parker Ranch at Chouteau where BJ takes care of the cow calf operation. In 2014, they bought the ScudderRanch in Dewey and made it their yearlingheadquarters.The Lazy Rafter Slash is truly a familybusiness. Burr and Theresia have five children and three grandsons. EJ is the manager of the preconditioning operation on theScudder Ranch in Dewey, Ok along withhis wife Jennifer and sons Conner Scottand Collin Sage. EJ also runs his own yearlings and sells a few bred heifers each year.Rebecca works full time for the Lazy RafterSlash. When she’s not working you can findher in an arena team roping, she also runsa few yearlings with her sister Helen. Helenis the youngest and is currently enrolledat Panhandle State University. She workswith the rest of the crew during the summer months when she’s not busy compet-ing at AQHA CollegiateHorse Judging Contests. Sarah has a hairsalon in Nowata, Okwhen she’s not cuttinghair she’s taking photosof the crew and helpingon the ranch. Free cutsfor the crew! Beth theoldest is married to Tyler Mayfield and alongwith their son Will Ed.They have started theirown cow calf operationin Barnsdall, Oklahoma.Burr and Theresia also partner a cow/calf yearling operation with Burr’s brotherRaymond. Raymond, his wife Angie, andtheir three sons, Tristen, Troy, and Trenttake care of the MR ranch headquarters inRamona, Oklahoma.Each of the children are enjoying the ranching lifestyle andare willing to help Burr and Theresia withall aspects of the ranch making the LazyRafter Slash truly a family business.Cowboys helpingRanch Team MembersBurr Gagan Rebecca Gagan Helena GaganEJ Gagan BJ Kester Justin Lawson
2017Competing Team from Ada, Okla.McCoy Ranch Beeve Livestock&McCoy RanchBefore 1890 - Great Great Grand Father Bailey Madison Tucker came toOklahoma. He was a rancher nearKennedy, Indian Territory and Finley, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) until his deathin 1937. In 1894 my Great Grand FatherRaymond Tucker was born in Indian Territory and ranched his entire life north ofFinley, OK.From 1949 until his death in 1985,my grand-father, Ray Tucker operated hisranch north of Finley, Oklahoma which heincreased from the acreage inherited fromhis father to 15,000 acres. Grandpa Ray wasOklahoma State FFA President in the late1940’s and in 1960 was elected by the Oklahoma House of Representatives to help stopthe closing of open range. In the 1970’s Raymade arrangements to sell his beef direct tothe public at the Tulsa Fair grounds.From 1973 to 1988 my father, DennyMcCoy; cattle and Quarter Horse ranch operations consisting of 6200 acres was located in Marshall County Oklahoma. For thepast 20 years, our cattle operation (raisingPBR bucking bulls and Hancock Quarterhorses) has been in Coal & Pontotoc Counties Oklahoma.McCoy Ranches and Beebe Livestockjoined labor forces many years back, asboth operations held a common interest inranching, cattle, horses and roping. Helpingeach operation be a success, the one goal Jetand Shad had in common.All of this would not be possible if wedidn’t have our top hands. Evan Wells andIsrael Guerrero. We also have really, reallygood part time hands.“There sure be no punchers if it weren’tfor the horse”Beebe LivestockBeebe Livestock has been operatingsince 1998 in Ada, Oklahoma and isa horseback and stocker operation.Beebe Livestock runs stockers forGottsch Cattle Company. They also run afew of their own thanks to National Livestock and Stockman’s Livestock Order Buying.Depending on the year, Beebe Livestock will run 2500 to 7000 head in andaround Stratford, Wynnewood, Sulphur,Boswell, Stonewall and Ada, Oklahoma areas.In 2013 Beebe Livestock expanded toFlorence Arizona. There they will run 2000to 7000 head depending on the rains ofcourse.Beebe Livestock is family owned, andoperated by Shad Beebe and wife, Sam. Allthree of their children; Logan, John and Pecas help as well.Ranch Team MembersShad Beebe John Crowder Sean PraterIsrael Guerrero Evan Wells Jet McCoy
2017Competing Team from Vinita, Okla.Spur RanchThomas (Jot) Hartley originallyfounded Spur Ranch in the 1930s.The ranch started out running Hereford cattle and in 1958 soon after ThomasHartley’s son, Bob took over, they madethe switch to Angus and have never lookedback. The Angus cattle better suited Bob’svision of producing better beef for the feedlot. Bob’s vision bolstered the growth ofthe ranch that encompasses approximately20,000 acres located along State Highway60 in Craig and Nowata Counties betweenVinita, Okla. and Nowata, Okla. Bob’s sonClay is now in charge and continues the vision of raising Angus cattle the grow, gainand grade.Spur Ranch has a 1,200 head registeredAngus herd and a 1,000 head commercialAngus herd that directs its focus on calving ease and carcass genetics. The ranchhelps meet the needs of cattlemen byhaving genetics (EPD’s) that allow for bothcalving ease and superior carcass traits.In a recent feedlot report, 92% of a group ofSpur Ranch steers graded choice or better.Spur Ranch bulls have also won numeroustests at Oklahoma Beef Inc. with the highindexing bull of a test.The Ranch has an annual registeredbull and commercial heifer productionsale on the fourth Friday of October eachyear. Spur Ranch is comprised of a skilledand knowledgeable cowboy crew.TheCowboy crew is made up of Jeff Owen,Ranch Manager; John Clark Lay, KyleGray,Bill Whitlatch, Ryan Clark and Timmy Mathews.Cowboys helpingRanch Team MembersJeff Owen John Lay Ryan ClarkTimmy Matthews Bill Whitlatch Kyle Gray
2017Competing Team from Shidler, Okla.Stierwalt RanchShane Stierwalt grew up a cowboy witha dream to be a rancher and a cattleman. After acquiring his first lease in2001, there were many more to come andso began a big start in the cattle business. In2007 at the age of 27, he leased over 50,000acres in Oklahoma and South Central Kansas turning out over 10,000 head of customgraze yearlings to grass and owned interestin over 1,000 mother cows and bred heifers. In 2010, he purchased a piece of theGraham Ranch in Western Osage County,Oklahoma where they have homesteadedand has built a starting/grow yard wherethey precondition over 10,000 head annually.Also, through a separate partnershipwith B-M Cattle Company, also known asJoplin Regional Stockyards, they turn outand graze a number of yearlings and momma cows together. Shane also works as afield representative for the Joplin RegionalStockyards in livestock marketing, selling, and order buying. Shane is involved inmany different things that involve the cattleindustry. He is presently setting as currentofficer and President of the Osage CountyCattleman’s Association.On January 1, 2016 Shane marriedJenna Adams Stierwalt from Fort Pierce,Florida. She too came from a cowboy andranching family that has been a part of thehistorical Adams Ranch in Florida for over50 years. Her grandfather Buddy Adamsstill manages and oversees some of the op-eration there along with Jenna’s father BillyAdams, who runs the registered operationat the Fort Pierce headquarters. Over thepast few years the relationship between thefamilies has expanded to business including sending cattle to Oklahoma for gainand marketing.Jay Greenwood is the foreman andhead cowboy at the headquarters ranch inApperson, Oklahoma. He is a huge asset tothe operation for his skills and past expe-rience in preconditioning and all aspectsof the cattle operation. His brother, RexGreenwood also works for the ranch andhelps out doing all of the day to day workand cowboying; along with the feeding,which consists of mixing and feeding all ofthe cattle.Shane believes that honesty, hardwork, good partners, great family, friends,and employees to help keep the operationthriving.Ranch Team MembersShane Stierwalt Jenna Stierwalt Lane StierwaltRex Greenwood Jay Greenwood Lynn Payne
2017Competing Team from Waurika, Okla.Stuart RanchIn 1868, Robert Clay Freeny left BoggyDepot, Indian Territory to settle onthe “Redlands” on what is today theAtoka/Bryan county line, north andeast of Caddo Oklahoma. This countrywould become the future headquarters forthe Stuart Ranch, which has now growninto a diversified operation spanning fourcounties in the great state of Oklahoma.The headquarters today is in JeffersonCounty, near Waurika Oklahoma.The ranch operates a commercial cowherd comprised of Hereford and BlackBaldys and runs yearlings on wheat.In 1949, Bob Stuart began to upgradethe horses on the ranch with the purchaseof Big Shot Dun from the Waggoner Ranch.Son O Leo and Port Command crossedback on the Big Shot Dun and Breezy Buckmares laid a solid foundation for the broodmare band. Today, the ranch maintainsaround 50 mares, of which all have proventhemselves on the ranch and/or in the showpen with the majority being producers andperformers. In 1995 the ranch was honoredto receive the Best Remuda Award.With abundant populations of whitetail deer, turkey (both Eastern and RioGrande), feral hogs, quail, ducks and geese,the ranch began to pursue another enterprise and Stuart Ranch Outfitters was developed to oversee the management of thewildlife populations and to provide a guideservice.Being good stewards of the resourcesGod has given us to manage, is a commitment to which the ranch is dedicated. Asthe oldest ranch in the state of Oklahomaunder continuous family ownership, theranch is proud of its tradition and heritageand looks forward to an exciting future ofexcellence.Cowboys helpingRanch Team MembersRobert Forst Bob Benton Blake BarnettRyan Clark Clay Forst Jacoby Ammons
2017Competing Team from Frederick & Snyder, Okla.Treadwell Land Cattleand McPhail LandCattle&&Treadwell Land & CattleTreadwell Land and Cattle wasformed by the late Elbert E. “Buddy” and Micah Buchanan Treadwell.Their families came to Kiowa and Comanche counties in 1901 and soon after. Theymarried in June of 1979 and began farming and ranching near Frederick in TillmanCounty. The following April, Micah became the Tillman County OSU ExtensionAgent.The primary operation includes wheat,cattle, cotton and forage for silage. Farmand pasture land is both owned and leasedin Kiowa, Comanche and Tillman Counties. Several years ago Buddy could seeopportunity in running cattle on summergrasses, places away from the parched areaaround Frederick. That vision has nowgrown; summer grasses are grazed in eastern Kansas along the beautiful flint hills, insouthwestern Kansas, and other Oklahomalocations. Ethan met Jess Kane, Bartlesville, attending the Oklahoma Cattlemen’sLeadership Academy. That friendship hascreated opportunities for both families. Wepartner with Jess and his brother Richardrunning stockers on their family ranch,homesteaded near Coldwater Kansas andalso partner with cattle in northeasternOklahoma. We graze our own winterwheat and also graze wheat across southwest Oklahoma.Micah retired from Extension in 2012,a year after Buddy’s sudden and untimelydeath from kidney cancer. She and sonEthan manage the operation. DaughterPaige and husband Derek Jacobs partnerwith us farming some of the irrigated landand hauling an occasional load of cattle.Derek is our “cotton and hay specialist”,but he and Paige manage their own farming and ranching business. Micah andEthan have grown the operation by addingland, increasing stocker numbers and haveadded a 600 head cow herd. They vow topreserve and maintain Buddy’s vision ofTreadwell Land and Cattle and his love offarming and ranching.Buddy and Dallas McPhail were childhood friends growing up near MountainPark in Kiowa County. Ethan and theMcPhail brothers, Dayton and Dillon areclose friends. The three participated inOklahoma High School Rodeo as team ropers and have maintained a close friendshipinherited from their dads.McPhail Land & CattleMcPhail Land & Cattle wasestablished in 2004 by brothers Dayton McPhail and DillonMcPhail. Their family has been farmingand ranching in Kiowa County, Oklahomafor over five generations. Dayton andDillon have worked for their father DallasMcPhail on the family farm since theywere old enough to straddle a horse. Aftergraduating from high school, Dayton andDillon got offered to lease eight hundredacres of land. This was an opportunity theycouldn’t turn down. Not only would thisbe the start of McPhail Land & Cattle, butit would also be beneficial for their entirefamily’s farming and ranching operation.With the earnings from their first year’scrop Dayton and Dillon purchased theirfirst cow herd. Over the years McPhailLand & Cattle, in partners with their fatherDallas, has grown by purchasing andleasing land in both Kiowa and Tillmancounties. The family operation now runover four thousand head of stockers a year,farm six thousand acres of wheat and grazefour thousand acres of grass. The McPhailfamily also spends a lot of time breeding,raising and training most of their ownhorses. It has taken a lot of hard work andsacrifice from the entire family to makeMcPhail Land & Cattle what it is today.Ranch Team MembersEthan Treadwell Kasey Hoerbert Shelby LongDrake Bryan Dayton McPhail Dillon McPhail
2017Competing Team from Delaware, Okla.Whitemire RanchThe Whitmire Bar W Ranches areowned by M.G. “Whit” & Florence Whitmire. M.G. “Whit”Whitmire was born and raisedon a small cotton farm in West Texas. Hisfamily scratched out a very meager livingraising cotton. There were several smallranches in the area, and to Whit, they wereat the top of the social and economic ladder. Whit’s life long dream was to own acattle ranch.After graduating from Texas Tech in1953, Whit served two years in the Armyand then worked as a Geologist/Geophysicist for Texaco until he started Bandera Petroleum Inc. in 1985.In 1999, he was finally able to buy hisfirst ranch West of Nowata, ok. It was referred to as the “Home Ranch”. In the following years he purchased several otherranches. He now owns nearly 20,000 acresin Nowata and Washington Counties. Theheadquarters is in Lenapah, Ok. They runapproximately 2100 momma cows, 450replacement heifers, and 120 head of herdbulls.Florence, “Flo” Whitmire is an artistfrom New York City and grew up ridingstable horses on the beach in Brooklyn. Sheenjoys ranch life and cooking for the cowboys.T.J. Mills is foreman over all of the BarW Ranches. He grew up on the MullendoreCross Bell Ranch in Copan, Ok. T.J. has twosons, Zane, who is attending UCLA andJake who attends Sedan High School. T.J.spends a lot of his spare time going to Jake’sballgames and with his Fiance’, Jackie Perkins.T.J. Davis and his family, Ashley andWilder, live at the Montgomery Ranchheadquarters and have been with the ranchfor two years.Jake McCall lives at the Lenapah headquarters and has been with the ranch fornearly two years.Keith Sumner and his family, Kelli, JaciJo and Lani have their own family cattleoperation, but Keith helps out wheneverneeded.Casey Piguet and his family, Lyndsayand Cutter, live near Vinita, Ok. Caseyhelps out on the Bar W whenever needed.Cowboys helpingRanch Team MembersTJ Mills TJ Davis Jake McCallKeith Sumner Cody Haden
Sam helped pioneer commercial Her-eford breeding in the early 1900s and the breed is the mainstay of the herd today. After Sam’s death in 1946, his son, Leon Daube, continued to uphold his high ranch-ing standards. Soon after the death of Leon in 1958, son Sam Daube took over. Now Sam and his
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might also be capable of metal binding. Alfalfa may be a potential source of bioma-terial for the removal of heavy metal ions from water. Alfalfa has been found growing in fields irrigated with water high in heavy metal contamination [21, 22]. Studies have shown that alfalfa has tolerance levels to heavy metals above other plants [23-26].
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