Bred Heifers
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These ladies got to go don’t miss your chance! The kind of set you’ll be proud to turn out at your place. We’ve got 30 head of Black Angus and Black Baldy bred heifers that you can count on year after year. Weighing 1050 pounds, they’re bull bred to Diamond D Angus bulls and will start calving April 18th for 30 days. They’re a gentle bunch with a solid mix of home-raised and one iron heifers, the rest coming off a single reputable ranch. They’ve been on excellent grass all summer and carry great flesh going into calving. Health work is complete with Virashield 6 VL5 and 7 Way, and they’re bred right to be top-notch calving heifers that will raise calves the way you like to see. This is a set that could go just about anywhere and perform right at the top of the ladder.
Here’s a SPECIAL set of 32 head averaging right around 1100 lbs and made up of blacks and black baldies with the reds in the video not for sale. These girls will calve from March 4 to May 9 and come to you clean with no brands after being purchased from a neighbor who handled them right. They’re bred to Skyline Angus bulls and they’ve been given Vision 8 and an Ivermectin pour-on. They’ve been worked on four wheelers, they’ve seen hot wire, and they carry an average disposition that fits most outfits. Strong, honest heifers with the kind of background you can work with.
REDS ARE MOVING AT SPEEDS you haven’t seen before. Take a good look at this really nice set of Red Angus and Red Baldy bred heifers, because groups like this don’t hang around long this time of year. There are 110 head here averaging right around 1050 lbs, all AI bred to Wolverine 7AN600 and set up to calve from April 1st through May 30th. You’ve got two tight AI groups with 70 head calving April 1st to April 30th and another 40 head calving May 1st to May 30th. Most of these girls are home raised and slick, with a smaller bottom end carrying a single iron. They’re gentle, cake broke, hot wire broke, and used to real ranch life around horses, dogs, and everyday handling. They’ve had the proper vaccines, are ready to go to work, and flat out represent a hard to find group of quality Red heifers at the end of the year. If you’re looking for a sharp set of Reds, this is one you’ll want to move on before they’re gone.
If you’re looking for a set of Red Angus bred heifers that are about as right as they come, this group deserves a hard look.We’ve got 28 head of home-raised Red Angus heifers weighing right around 1,050 to 1,100 pounds, and they flat out look the part. These girls are bred red, bred right, and calving April 1st through May 15th. They were bred at Twin Fork Red Angus to proven low birthweight Red Angus bulls and have been ultrasound tested and are guaranteed bred. They’ve already had their first round of Scour Guard, they’re carrying good flesh, and they’ve got that deep, easy-keeping look that lasts. This is a really nice, hard-working set of bred heifers that’ll go out, calve easy, and get the job done year after year.
Ranchers, this group is the real deal, and these big heifers are ready to go. The seller is open to realistic offers, but he knows he has spectacular cattle and he is fine keeping them. If you’ve been burning daylight hunting for a big, high-end set of bred heifers, go ahead and pull up right here because these girls are the kind you don’t stumble on every day. This is a big jag of Black Angus and Black Baldy heifers averaging right around 1100 pounds. They’re AI bred to calve March 1st and they’re bred to Topp Mobile himself, one of the stoutest bulls in the Angus world. Big, fancy, deep-bodied heifers that match up like peas in a pod. You’ll wear the tread off a set of tires trying to find a cleaner, more uniform bunch than this. These ladies are dog gentle, they handle quiet, and they’ve had a full vaccination program with all the work done right. Just a big, powerful set of AI bred heifers that check every box.
This is one of those end-of-the-year groups that’s getting harder and harder to find. We’ve got 100 head of fancy Black Angus and Black Baldy bred heifers averaging right around 1050 – 1,100 lbs and priced exceptionally well. Most of these girls are home-raised and slick, with a smaller bottom end coming from one source carrying a single iron. They’re bred to a strong set of registered black heifer bulls from Hoyt Angus, Wagner Brothers, Effertz Key Ranch, and will calve in a prime spring window from April 25th to May 25th. These heifers are gentle, cake broke, hot wire broke, and used to ranch life around horses, dogs, and everyday handling. Groups like this don’t show up often this late in the year, and this one won’t last long.
LOOK THESE HEIFERS OVER. This is a top-shelf set of 120 bred heifers averaging right around 1,050 lbs out of Augusta, Kansas, and they flat out do things right. They were bought out of Bassett and Valentine, Nebraska last February, synchronized in April, and AI bred on May 6th to calve starting February 9th. These heifers are AI’d to proven ABS bulls Bandoiler, Dynamic, and Republic. Health work is fully handled with Bovishield 6 VL5, Fusoguard, Pinkeye, and Cydrextin injectable last spring, followed up recently with Scour Boss 9 and Ivermectin pour-on. Disposition is where this group really shines—they come to the siren, will follow you anywhere, and are very gentle to be around. No fluff here, just a really good set of bred heifers that are right, well-managed, and ready to go to work.
Folks, here’s a downright fancy set of bred heifers that’ll make you proud to call them yours. We’ve got 44 head of these black and black baldy ladies, all AI’d to calve on a single day, February 20th, so you’ve got a uniform calving date to look forward to. Every one of these girls is AI-bred to Topp Mobile, one of the top bulls in the business. They weigh in around 1100lbs and have been handled right, some home raised, cake broke, and used to horses and four wheelers.
None of the reds in the video are for sale, just these solid black and black baldy heifers ready to go to work for you. They’ve had their Virashield 6 VL5 shots and are as gentle as they come. In short, this is the kind of group that ranchers love, fancy, uniform, and ready to produce. If you’re looking for a sharp set of heifers that’ll make life easy come calving season, these gals are it.
Here’s a front-end set of bred heifers that checks all the boxes. This is a fancy group of mostly home-raised Black Angus and Black Baldy heifers averaging right around 1050 – 1,100 lbs, all AI bred to Wolverine 7AN600 and set to calve tight from May 1st through May 30th. The home-raised heifers are slick and well done, with a smaller portion coming from one producer carrying a single iron. These girls are very gentle, cake broke, hot wire broke, and used to real ranch life around horses, dogs, and everyday handling. They’ve been well cared for, are ready to go to work, and represent a high-quality, uniform set of AI bred heifers that’s hard to come by in today’s market.
Folks, if you’re down South, here’s your group of bred heifers. Pick your 60 out of the seventy. These 60 head weigh in around 1000 to 1050 pounds and carry some solid Brangus influence. They come out of a closed herd that’s been using GenePlus genetics for over 15 years, so you’re getting a consistent, dependable set. They’re one-iron, home-raised, OCV’d, and naturally bred to virgin Ultra Black bulls. They’ll start calving February 15th and wrap up by April 15th. Vaccinations are done—Vira Shield 6 VL5, lepto, and wormer—so these gals are ready to go to work. Gentle, no-nonsense cattle that are built to thrive in Southern country.
Wow, folks, you’re looking at a powerhouse group of bred heifers that are sure to turn heads. We’ve got a 100 head of these girls tipping the scales at a solid 1,250 pounds each. They’re AI’d to Synergy Angus bulls and set to calve on March 1, 2026. These heifers hail from two top-notch reputation ranches out of Montana, and you can expect the same kind of hefty weights as last year’s bunch—those came in around 1,350 pounds by December.
No brands, no fuss—just a big, heavy, and seriously impressive set of ladies ready to join your herd. They’ve had their pre-breeding shots, they’re AI’d and good to go. If you’re looking for some top-end Iowa heifers with Montana roots, this is your golden ticket!
Take a look at this exceptional (well-built) set of 200 head of bred heifers that are about as good as they come. This is a big, fancy group of Black Angus and Black Baldies averaging right around 1,050 -1,100 lbs and without question some of the nicest heifers we’ve sold this year. Every single one of these girls is AI bred to Wolverine 7AN600 and set to calve from April 5th through April 30th. They are very gentle, cake broke, hot wire broke, and used to real ranch life with horses, dogs, and everyday handling. The majority of this group is home raised and slick, with a smaller portion coming from one reputable producer carrying a single iron. They’ve been well taken care of, are up to date on breeding vaccines, and are in outstanding shape with the kind of weather and management you like to see going into calving. If you’re looking for a high-end set of AI bred heifers that will calve easy and stay gentle, this is a hard group to beat.
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Great cattle have the data to prove it. That’s the difference between taking a chance and making a wise investment; these ladies have the data! This is a super fancy set of 62 Red Angus bred heifers that were all bought off one ranch and are predominantly Westphal genetics. They were AI’d to Blue Chip using a fixed-time protocol, and we’ve got the data to back it up, including the exact time they were bred. They were fed MGA for 14 days, then 19 days later received a shot of PG, and were AI’d within 72 hours, give or take 2 hours. These girls are gentle and have been handled right by true stockmen from the start. After AI, they were cleaned up with bulls from Ressler and Feddes—real deal bulls that could start off any purebred sale. They’ll calve in a tight 30-day window, as the bulls were PULLED at 30 days. They’re expected to weigh around 900 to 1000 pounds when shipped and will be tested and weighed soon for an accurate number. These heifers have been taken extremely well care of and thoughtfully prepared for their next owner. You can contract them with 20 percent down for delivery between October 1st and October 5th. This set brings together top-end genetics, a great disposition, and a tight breeding window—there’s a difference in cattle like this.
Lot BH812B5
SOLD
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This is a real value opportunity! In this hot market, it’s tough to find good deals like this—quality cattle at the right price. Here’s a solid set of all-Red Angus, bred heifers that will be weighing in around 800 lbs by September 1 when they ship. They’re bred to low birthweight, home-raised Red Angus bulls.
They’re set to start calving March 6th through May 15th, giving you a nice spring calving window that works well for most operations. Disposition is average—nothing wild, just good, workable cattle.
Contracts are available with 20% down to lock them in.
Lot BH808A5
SOLD
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Here’s a real sharp set of 58 bred heifers—mostly Black Angus with a few Black Baldies, all two-iron, bought off one ranch and kept together since day one. They’ve been running at 6,800 to 7,800 feet, so they’re built tough and made to thrive on low input. These girls are bred to top 15% calving ease in the SimAngus breed. Calving is set to calve in a tight window from March 1st to March 31st. They’ve had all their shots and know how to travel, handle, and get the job done. They were ultrasounded on August 1. No fluff here—just a sound, honest set of high-elevation bred heifers that’ll go to work for you. Contracts secured with 20% down, and shipping is available.
Delivery around September 1!
Lot BH812A5
SOLD
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GOODNESS GRACIOUS, Brockle and Baldies! 45 bred heifers from a repeat seller who always turns out the kind that make you money. Weighing around 950 pounds, they’re a good, even mix of Brockle and Baldies that’ll fit any outfit looking to build a consistent, productive cow herd. Set to calve March 1 through May 1, 2026, they’re bred to quality Larson and Brooks Angus bulls for dependable, uniform calves. They’ve been well cared for with a thorough health program: Pyramid 5, 7-Way Somnus, Safeguard in the spring, plus Virashield 6 VL5, Ivermectin, and pinkeye vaccine. This is a rare chance to step into a big, uniform group with a long future ahead of them—an investment that’ll pay you back for years to come. Contractible with 20% down!
Lot BH821E5
SOLD
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My goodness, this market is HOT, and when you got heifers like this they sell fast!
Every single one of these 83 head are Black Baldies, all sorted right off a bigger group and coming from a long-time customer of ours whose cattle are a hit year after year. They’re weighing in around 950 to 1000 pounds and bred to Jorgensen Angus bulls, so you know they’ll raise some mighty fine calves. Calving is set from March 5th through April 15th, and these ladies carry a good disposition and are in strong flesh. They’ve had their pre breeding vaccinations—FP5 and VL5—so they’re ready to go. The seller will work with you on shipping, with options to get them out before September 10th or right after September 20th. No frills, just a stout set of cows that’ll do the job.
Lot BH821A5
SOLD
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We’ve got one of the nicest sets of bred heifers you’re gonna lay eyes on this year. These girls come from a reputation ranch where stockmanship is the name of the game. They’ve been summered and bred up at Ressler Land & Cattle, running on big, heavy green grass and bred to Ressler Red Angus low birthweight bulls. Every single one of them is a home-raised, one-iron gal, and they’re set to calve from April 15th through June 14th, giving you nice calving weather.
Now let’s talk about this market. It’s on fire, and cattle like these don’t stick around long. With the kind of disposition you can trust and the proven power of Feddes and Bieber genetics behind them, these heifers are built to flat-out work and add value to any program. They’re the kind of females that’ll raise calves with grow, consistency, and the kind of quality that keeps buyers coming back. In a market this hot, you won’t want to wait.
Lot BH822C5
SOLD