Bred Cows

These 16 head of Black Angus and Black Baldy cows are averaging 1400 plus pounds and are bred to Black bulls to calve from March 15th through May 30th. There are already 3 pairs on the ground, and the seller will let those go for $250 per head more. These are bought in cattle of some short term and broken mouth cows. They are still pretty good cattle and the kind you can buy right, get a calf crop out of, and be happy with. They have been poured, carry an average disposition, and offer a really good value for someone looking for practical, heavy made cows that can work in the short term without breaking the bank.

Ladies and gentlemen, here is a really good set of Red Angus bred cows that deserve a serious look. You can sort 40 head out of a bigger offering, and these home raised, year branded, tattooed cows have been well kept and still carry plenty of quality, flesh, and look. They are 10 to 12 years old, made up of short solid to broken mouth cows, with the 10 year olds carrying white tags and the older cows having no tags. They are averaging right around 1350 to 1400 lbs, gentle, and located in Montana. They are set to calve from April 21st to June 3rd and were bred to Mushrush and Veseath bulls, with bulls turned in July 23rd and pulled August 25th. They have had Virashield 6 VL5, Vision 7, and Somnus. This is a high quality set of older Red Angus bred cows with good years still left in them, and they are priced to move in a market like this. Good home raised red cows with this kind of look and kind do not stay around long, so if you have been hunting a set you can buy right, you better take a hard look here!

BOYS IF YOU WANT A SET OF 3 TO 5 YEAR OLDS YOU’LL WISH YOU TOOK ADVANTAGE OF, here’s a really sharp group that’s hard to replace. They’re mostly Black Angus with just a couple Black Baldies mixed in, and they’re the kind that flat know how to work and raise a good calf. Bred to Thomas Hereford and registered Black Angus bulls, they’ll calve May 1st to June 10th, which is just how this program is set up, not late cattle, just a later calving outfit by design. These girls are hot wire broke, cake broke, and have been handled on four wheelers and horseback, making them easy to be around and manage. Disposition is gentle, and they’ve been well taken care of, given Cattle Master Gold FP5, Staybred VL5, Cleanup 2, and injectable wormer. It’s not every day you find a set of young cows like this that are this uniform, this easy to handle, and priced right for the market, a real working set that comes from folks who know what they’re doing.

TAKE A LOOK AT THIS SET. These June-July calving cows are a really solid, home-raised offering that’s ready to go to work. You’ve got a good age spread here with 10 bred heifers, 22 running age 3 to 7 year olds, and 3 short term cows, so the heart of this group is right in their prime. All one iron, home-raised cattle that have been handled right their whole life. They’re bred to Black Angus bulls and set to calve June 1st through July 30th. They’ve had 7-way, Ultrabac 6, and have been poured. Disposition is average, they’re not looking for trouble, just straightforward cattle that know ranch life. They’re ready to load now and priced at a level that makes a lot of sense in today’s market. Good chance to get into some honest bred stock, calve them out, and take advantage of a strong pair market.

90 head of short-term bred cows that are as straight to the point as they come, two solid truckloads averaging right around 1300 to 1400 lbs. These are home raised cows that have been on the same program their whole life and know exactly how to go out, work, and raise a calf without needing babysat. Bred to Black Angus bulls and set to calve April 1st through May 31st, they line up right in a practical window for a lot of outfits. This is a hard-working, no-nonsense set of Angus cows that are built for function over flash, and they’re priced right for what the short-term market has been doing. Disposition can get a little aggressive at times, so they’re better suited for someone who knows how to handle cattle and lets them do their job. They’ve had Bovi-Shield 6 VL5 and are ready to go to work for whoever turns them out.

LOOKY HERE boys, it’s not very often you get the chance to own a big, fancy set of young Red Angus cows all coming straight off just one ranch. This is a really sharp set of 150 home raised Red Angus 3 and 4 year olds averaging right around 1300 lbs and they’re the kind that catch your eye when you drive into the pasture. Gentle cows that have been handled right and taken care of their whole lives. They are bred to Red Angus bulls and will calve from May 1st through June 30th, making them a great fit for anyone wanting a later calving set that lines up well with grass. These girls had the Guardian shot last fall and are just now coming into the best years of their life as cows. Opportunities to buy this many young, uniform cows off one place don’t come around very often, and when they do the smart cattlemen usually step up because groups like this tend to get scattered and hard to replace later. Truth be told, if you park these fancy red cows in your pasture your neighbors will probably be asking where you found them.