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StaTite50 Dealers
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Abrameit Building
& Supply
453 North Jefferson
Goliad, TX 77963-4023
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Gary Abrameit
P 361-645-3387
F 361-325-2980
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Alamo Lumber -
Falfurrias
300 E Miller St
Falfurrias, TX 78355
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Kevin Nall
P 361-325-3090
F 361-325-2980
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Alamo Lumber -
Freer
615 E Riley
Freer, TX 78357
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James Garza
P 361-394-7361
F 361-394-7589
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Apple Lumber Company
643 West Main
Yorktown, TX 78164
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Ron Weischwill
P 361-564-2295
F 361-564-4220
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Bayou Feed Farm
and Ranch
2139 West Main St.
Port Lavaca, TX 77979
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Todd
P 361-552-9894
F 361-552-9956
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Bergheim General Store
843 Hwy 46 E
Bergheim, TX 78004
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Stanley Jones
P 830-336-2112
F 830-336-4368
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Border Enterprises, Inc
204 West Water ST
Rio Grande City, TX 78582
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Gus Perez
P 956-487-2570
F 956-488-2057
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Buzbee Feed & Seed
2320 Marlin Hwy
Waco, TX 76705-9511
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Terry
P 254-757-1557
F 12547570998
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Cooper Supply
215 Santa Anna Avenue
Coleman, TX 76834
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Crowe Company
7257 E Hwy 79
Milano, TX 76556-0234
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CS Fence
5945 US Hwy 69 S
Lufkin, TX 75901
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Farm and Ranch Supply
Hwy 1017
San Isidro TX 78588
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Farmers Coop of
El Campo
911 South Wharton
El Campo, TX 77437
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Frio Farm and
Ranch Ace
1518 N Oak St
Pearsall, TX 78061
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Gerald Lubianski
Enterprises
1003 S. 2nd Street
Floresville, TX 78114
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Hallettsville Lumber Co.
111 S Texana
Hallettsville, TX 77964
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Tommy / Robert
P 361-798-2151
F 361-798-9928
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Harwood Farm & Ranch
Hwy 90 East
Harwood, TX 78632
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Billy Ray
P 830-540-4511
F 830-875-9220
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Heath & Heath Hardware
1411 E. Rusk
Jacksonville, TX 75766-3451
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Randy
P 903-586-8116
F 903-586-4955
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Hewitt
10464 State Hwy 155S
Gilmer, TX 75644
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Scott Hewitt
P 903-636-9007
F 903-636-9194
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Hometown Hardware - Waller
2906 Hwy 290
Waller, TX 77484
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Hoover Building Supply
500 East Polk
Burnet, TX 78611
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Roy Hoover
P 512-756-2138
F 512-756-8909
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Jauer Farm & Ranch
200 S. Market
Karnes City, TX 78118
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George Perez
P 830-780-2813
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Klatt Lumber Company
101 N. Reynolds St.
Orange Grove, TX 78372
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John / Gordon / Joe
P 361-384-2219
F 361-384-9614
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Laredo Implement Company
509 Market Street
Laredo, TX 78040
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David Martinez
P 956-722-8101
F 956-722-8104
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M & J Fertilizer Co.
515 First St
Winnie, TX 77665
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Marquez Farm & Ranch
624 V W Goodwin Blvd
Marquez, TX 77865
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Gary / Jared
P 903-529-2112
F 19035296010
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Mason Feed Store
130 Austin St
Mason, TX 76856-0416
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Morales Feed & Supply
19743 IH 35 S
Lytle, Tx 78052
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Mumme's Inc. - Hondo
Hwy 173 & 90 N of RR
Hondo, TX 78861
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Orange Grove Coop
Hwy 359 at Soyars
Orange Grove, TX 78372
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Parker Lumber - Shiner
701 North Ave C
Shiner, TX 77984
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Parker Lumber - Hondo
1910 Avenue M
Hondo, TX 78861
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Parker Lumber - Refugio
706 South Alamo
Refugio, TX 78377
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PMI Steel
Pipe & Supply
6385 S Hwy 87E San Antonio Texas 78220
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Producers Cooperative
1800 N Texas Ave.
Bryan, TX 77806
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Red Horse Feeds
906 Glasscock Avenue
Sonora, TX 76950
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Juan
P 325-387-5997
F 13253875998
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S&S Supply
120 US Hwy 84 W
Goldthwaite, TX 76844
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Southwestern Wool
1202 East Broadway
Eden, TX 76837
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St Hedwig Feed
& Supply
540 E.FM 1518 S
St Hedwig, TX 78152
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John Dieckow
P 210-667-1346
F 6679829
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Steinhauser's - Alvin
1331 Hwy 6 West
Alvin, TX 77511
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Mike
P 979-885-2967
F 12813880300
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Steinhauser's - Brookshire
228 E Front Street
Brookshire, TX 77423
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Mike
P 979-885-2967
F 19798852969
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Steinhauser's - Magnolia
18821 FM 1488 RD
Magnolia, TX 77355
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Mike
P 979-885-2967
F 19798852969
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Steinhauser's - Richmond
6401 FM 359
Richmond, TX 77469
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Steinhauser's - Sealy
228 E Front Street
Sealy, TX 77474
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Sweetwater Steel
Co., Inc.
10416 N IH 20
Sweetwater, TX 79556
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Triple C Hardware
& Lumber
1116 Ave E
Ozona, TX 76943
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Vick Lumber LLC
206 W. Magnolia
Madisonville, TX 77864
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Randy Lowery
P 936-348-3522
F 19363482166
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West Bear Creek, Inc.
406 Main Street
Junction, TX 76849
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Woodson Wholesale -
Lexington
8714 North Hwy 77
Lexington, TX 78947
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Zapata Feed and Ranch
1010 Jackson Avenue
Zapata, TX 78076
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Javier Zapata
P 956-765-3082
F 956-765-4325
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Zarsky Lbr Co -
Kingsville
223 S. 6th St
Kingsville, TX 7836
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2096-12-12.5 660'
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949-12-12.5 660'
1348-6-12.5 330'
1348-12-12.5 660'
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San Antonio International Farm and
Ranch Show October 14-16, 2010
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This article was published in
"TRACKS" the offical magazine for
the "TDA" Texas Deer Association
Jul/Aug issue
L.C. "Chaz Neely" and SASCO
The Force Behind the Fencing
by Ashlee Kinsel
For over 30 years "Chaz" Neely
has not only been stretching the
countryside with quality fencing,
but also increasing opportunity
for agriculturally involved youth.
Neely has made goodwill a priority
in his personal and business life
through generous support to expand
youth scholarships for rurally based
families. As a leader in the agricultural
industry, Neely exhibits charitable
professionalism personally and
commercially. Even his employees
participate by dedicating their
personal time to various charitable
organizations.
Born and raised in San Antonio
on the Southside, Neely set
his sights on owning his own
business at an early age. It was
always a question of 'when' more
so than 'how' as his father had
grounded him with the principles
of hard work plus honest and
determination as the keys to
sucess. In 1979 "Chaz" Neely's
dream of owning his own business
came true when he purchased
San Antonio Steel Company, a
fourteen year old wholesale dis-
tribution company that focused
mainly on nails and wire. The
begining years were a struggle
as Neely balanced working a
full-time job as well as running his
own companyon his after
hours. His perserverance paid
off and eventually he was able
to leave his managerial job and
focus on his dream. Even though
the first decade was pitted with
econamic challenges by 1991
the company had grown
tremendously under the consistent
care of Neely and his dedicated
employees. Three of Neely's first
employees are still with him toaday
Dayle Rihn, Gary Kothmann, and
Gary R. Craig. As a leader in the fencing
industry, SASCO is know not only for
their superior steel products from
construction to fencing; but also for their
commitment to the growth of agricultural
communities. Founded upon the basic
principles fo a person to person
approach from the top down, SASCO
gives priority to the traditional handshake
and the promise that it carries. Owner
Neely believes in maintaining a presence
as well as taking care of their customers,
and their goodwill doesn't stop there.
It is easy to be impressed by the gross
figures in sales, but it is a privilege to
go behind the scenes and witness the
quite ways SASCO continually honors
rural communities. SASCO makes it a
point to extend their generosity to many
youth scholarship opportunitites. As
much as this company has grown over
the years so has their heart for supporting
youth education. Over the past several
years they have been one of the San
Antonio Jr. Livestock Show's top 10
buyers at the auction. Also SASCO
sponsors many of the rodeo events such
as the cutting horse event, barrel racing,
Ranch Rodeo, and others. In addition
several of the SASCO employees are
members of various S.A.L.E committees.
Their main focus is to pour back into the
community through scolarships and
expanding the public's focus of rural
life through either financialsupport
or personal time.
At the 2009 1st Annual San Antonio
International Farm & Ranch show, SASCO
partnered with the TDA to sponsor
the speakers addressing various ways
to enhance rural communities. They are
proff that giving back to the community
only strengthens the whole from business
to individuals. SASCO is purposeful in not
being shy to step out and show up,
supporting future youth and keeping the
rural work force current and informed.
Neely and staff relize it isn't about the
immediate gain, but the building long term
relationships face to face that brings
sucess and prosperity to an entire region.
SASCO watched over the years as their
game fencing business grew and became
their highest grossing market. Wanting to
get more involved and more exposure in the
deer business, Gary R. Craig, who was
a District Manager, Sales Manager and now
the Marketing Manager for SASCO, joined
theTDA several years ago and a
lonstanding friendship formed. Craig,
as he known by hiscomrades, makes
it a point to be present at many of the
significant TDA events such as the
San Antonio Livestock and Rodeo
Superior Genetics Deer Auction as
well as the annual convention held
in August. This past yearalone Craig
commented they had sold over 1,000
miles of game fence through their
retailers. Their high slaes are
indicative of the impact the deer
business has had on the state and
the top quality product they provide.
This past year when TDA offered
area businesses a chance to partner
with them as a coporate sponsor,
San Antonio Steel Company was
the first to get on board. Eager to
expand their advertising and promote
their new fencing, StaTite50
"The 50 Year Fencing", signing on with
TDA was a natural fit. TDA's large
exposure to the top deer operations
around the state and beyond made
the invitation most appealing to the
SASCO group. In turn, their high
quality business attracts other
major corporate players to the
TDA scene and broadens the
association's influence in the
business circle."They are the
kind of elbows we like to rub,"
states Karl Kinsel, executive
director for TDA. "Most impressive
is the quality of company and the
people that make up SASCO. Quality
sponsors make for quality business."
On a national scale SASCO is an avid
supporter of the NRA. Front and center
on their website itis easy to notice their
preferences when it comes to bearing
arms. Famous quotes from historical
legends to modern day proponents
flank the sides of their biographical
page such as, "Those who trade
liberty for security have neither," stated
by the legendary John Adams.
Because of their strong beliefs and
support of civil liberties, this year
during the annual convention SASCO
will provide free memberships to
the NRA with every new TDA
memberships purchased.Being in the
forefront, like SASCO, advances the
leaders from the pack by stepping
beyond self interest to create
opportunity for others. Their
company is a fair representation
of many like-minded businesses
that work with the TDA. As the first
corporate sponsor, it is a privilege
to high-light their accomplishments
and be a part of theirgrowth. TDA
depends on partnerships such as
theirs and many others to remain
a prominentforce in corporate circles.
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