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Special thanks to all of our bidders and Buyers at the
2009 Bulls of the Bluegrass Sale


Thanks to George Lucas for purchase of the high selling lot IC/RR/JJ Shark T41!

Welcome to the website of the Tincher family and Indian Creek Simmentals. The purebred cattle herd was started in 1993 with the purchase of an established purebred herd here in Ohio. We have utilized A.I. and Embryo transfer to grow our current herd to 100+ purebred and commercial brood cows. We are very proud of our first 15 years of purebred seedstock production. The Indian Creek Simmental herd now consists of the cutting edge top genetics in the Simmental breed. We have sold cattle from Utah to Maine, from Minnesota to Florida. We are particularly proud of the repeat costumers that we have established here in Western Ohio, eastern Indiana and Kentucky. We strive to provide the products and the services that will be profitable for our customers.

Our farm is located southwest of Oxford, Ohio. Oxford is home to the picturesque Miami University campus, founded in 1809. Marc was born and raised in Oxford and graduated from Miami University. Danielle was born in Cincinnati and raised mostly in southeast Indiana and graduated from Ball State University. Both Marc and Danielle are teachers at Talawanda High School; Marc teaches Psychology and Sociology, while Danielle teaches 10th grade English. Jack (7) and Scout (5) attend Kramer elementary school in Kindergarten and preschool, respectively. Visitors are always welcome!

2009 is looking like a marvelous year here at Indian Creek Simmentals its looking much more promising than 2008. June 6th 2008 a little before 9:00 p.m. the farm was hit by a Tornado. Completely destroying 2 barns and damaging all of the other houses and barns. The tornado hit 2 days after the Southern Oaks herd arrived from Mississippi, those cows of course were completely unphased by the tornado having lived through 3 days of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The summer growing season went well with near record crop production on the farm and a super calf crop. September 13th Hurricane Ike decided to destroy one of the barns that had not been previously destroyed by the tornado. Needless to says we pay very close attention to the weather around here. 2009 is looking up the Bulls of the Bluegrass sale was solid we sold a great Bull, IC/RR/JJ Shark, he was the high selling lot. We are really looking forward to the Belles of the Bluegrass and the fancy open spring and fall heifers we will be selling.