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152 HEAD, ALL IN THE FIRST 30 DAYS! Here’s a sharp set of Black Angus bred heifers with a few Black Baldies in the mix,to calve April 1–30. Montana and Wyoming origin, these girls are gentle, used to everyday ranch life, and expected to average 950–1,000 lbs at delivery. They’ve been running on excellent grass under the care of good stockmen and are bred to registered low-birth-weight Brooks Chalky Butte Angus bulls. Take the whole bunch or buy a load—there’s a good opportunity here to put together a uniform set of early-calving heifers. Bangs vaccinated, Vira Shield 6 VL5, pinkeye vaccine, and pour-on. Ship October 15. Contract with 30% down!
If you’re looking to add bred heifers without breaking the bank, here’s a good chance to get good heifers! Black Angus and Black Baldy bred heifers, primarily out of Montana and Wyoming ranches, and you can buy a single load or multiple loads. These heifers will calve from Feb 18 to March 18. They are bred to low birth weight Black Angus bulls, weigh around 900 pounds, have been handled quietly, and are known for their gentle disposition and easy calving. We sell this group every year; a repeat seller that has a spectacular reputation. These will make excellent cattle. Good northern genetics. 351 calve Feb 18 – March 18
Ultrasound tested by a licensed vet Sept 9-10
Heifers of this quality rarely see these price tags! Similar cattle are moving at 4000/hd. These 464 Black Angus and Black Baldy bred heifers are averaging right around 950 to 1,000 lbs and are bull bred to Topp Angus and Chalky Butte Angus bulls. They start calving February 25th for 60 days and can be sorted for shipment as close to their preg dates as possible. These heifers are big, gentle, and were developed on grass before moving to the feedlot a month ago. They have received 6VL5 and have been poured. If you’re looking for a large, even group of easy-handling heifers with plenty of size, these ladies deserve a serious look.
422 remain: 292 in the first 30 days, 101 in the second 30 days, 29 in the third 30 days.
If calving ease is at the top of your list, take a hard look at these 180 solid black bred heifers. They’re bred to LBW, calving-ease Sim/Angus bulls, with the eight bulls used averaging just 67 lbs at birth. These are high-elevation, hardworking heifers weighing right around 1,000 lbs that should go just about anywhere. They’ll calve March 23rd through May 22nd, have a gentle disposition, and there are no whites in the group. They’ve had their vaccines and will be preg checked and guaranteed bred October 1st, with shipping available anytime after that. Big, real nice group of heifers at a good price.
The seller just dropped the price on this outstanding set of 220 Red Angus-bred heifers, and at the new number, these girls make a whole lot of sense. They are a super fancy, very gentle set that are mostly Beckton genetics, with the kind of look and quality you want when you are buying females with years of production ahead of them. These heifers come from folks who know quality cattle and know exactly what it takes to raise the right kind. They’re repeat sellers with a reputation behind them, and our customers come back for these heifers year after year. That kind of repeat business tells you all you need to know about the cattle. Bulls were turned in May 23rd for a 60 day breeding season, setting them up to calve from early March through April 30th. They will be preg checked and guaranteed bred before shipping and should weigh right around 950 to 1,000 lbs by delivery. These heifers are bangs vaccinated and have had their pre breeding shots. These heifers are ready to ship in the next 2 weeks. If you have been waiting for a set of Red Angus females where the cattle and the price both make sense, I would take a serious look at these.
227 Reds
170 remain!
YOU DON’T FIND MANY OPPORTUNITIES LIKE THIS. These 132 head ALL Red Angus bred heifers, uniform, fertile, and gentle, with the big advantage of November 15th delivery, letting the seller keep them on a complete mineral program well into the winter. They’ll be averaging 1,050 to 1,100 lbs, these dolls are set to calve March 23 for just 30 days! Originally developed in Wyoming and Montana, they were preg checked by a licensed veterinarian on August 5th and are bred primarily to Bar Lazy TL Ranch low birth weight Red Angus bulls. They come with a complete vaccination program, and the seller can administer ScourGuard before shipping. If you’re looking for a well-managed, honest set of Red heifers, these girls deserve a hard look.
A darn nice truckload of 42 Black Angus bred heifers weighing right around 995 lbs. These girls are one-iron, cake broke, gentle, and bred to low birth weight Stevenson Black Angus bulls. They’ll calve March 19th through April 30th, with 40 head in the first cycle and just 2 in the second. They’ve had their vaccines and are a good, uniform set of heifers with nearly the whole bunch packed into that first cycle. Take a hard look here, folks—42 head of the right kind!
These are the good ones, folks! These 22 head are fancy Red Angus and Red Baldy bred heifers that’ll weigh right around 1,050–1,100 lbs by shipping. They’re bred to Bar Lazy TL Ranch low birth weight Red Angus bulls and will calve in a tight February 27th–March 30th window. These girls have had their shots, are gentle, and are just an all-around fancy set of heifers. Good reds like these are hard to come by, and we don’t expect these girls to stick around long!
Here’s 208 head of the good kind of Red Angus bred heifers, home-raised, one-iron and bred with efficiency in mind. These girls are weighing right around 850–900 lbs and have been developed the way cattle ought to be—on grass and hay, no fancy feed program here. They start calving March 7th with 185 head calving in the first 45 days, and the balance done by May 20th, bred to calving-ease Red Angus bulls. They’re moderate-framed cattle that won’t eat you out of house and home, but they’ll darn sure raise a calf. Year after year these cattle are weaning calves in late October right around 600 lbs, and that tells you plenty about what they’ll do. They’ve got a good disposition, have had their shots and were ultrasound preg tested. We’ve sold these heifers for 3+ years now and the folks who have bought them have been plenty happy with them. Good, efficient cattle with a really good price on them—if the repeat buyers don’t get ahold of them first, here’s your chance to own the kind that’ll go out and work for you.
Here’s another outstanding set from the Clark Cattle Company outfit—folks who do an exceptional job developing heifers year after year. These Black Angus and Black Baldy heifers are home-raised, one-iron, high-elevation, low-input cattle bred to 5L Black Angus bulls to calve March 24–May 6. They’ve had a full vaccination program, have been very well cared for, and come with a flexible ship date through November 1. Super nice, sharp-looking heifers from a reputable outfit—take a look at this set. Check out the Ai Bred sisters to theese girls in the link below!
Link to the Ai bred sisters https://williamsonlandandcattle.com/lots/bred-heifer-902a6/
TOP CUT OUT OF 600 HEAD! Here’s a stout set of 120 gentle bred heifers sorted right off the top of 600 head. They’re weighing right around 1,050 lbs now and should be close to 1,100 lbs by shipping. There are 60 head in the first cycle, calving March 15–April 15, and 60 head in the second cycle, calving April 15–May 15, so you can take either 30-day calving window. These girls are bred to Indreland Angus bulls, have had their vaccines, and don’t have to ship until December 10. Really nice set of heifers with some size, a tight calving window, and a darn handy ship date!
What a heck of an opportunity to buy quality bred heifers at a price that makes sense! 50 head of really nice, super gentle heifers averaging right around 1,050 lbs, with all the blemishes already sorted off. There are 50 head AI bred one-day synchronized to Select Sires Endeavor, set to calve February 27th, priced at $4,000/head. These girls have been ultrasound tested, are vaccinated, and carry good Northern genetics with the quality to make a really solid set of cows for years to come. Gentle, good-bodied, quality heifers with an exceptional price—there’s a lot of value in these girls!
21-DAY CALVING WINDOW! Looky here—51 head of some of the fanciest Red Angus bred heifers you’ll find, all off one ranch and carrying the same brand. These girls will weigh right around 950–1,000 lbs and are gentle, gentle—horse-broke, four-wheeler-broke, cake-broke, and hot-wire-broke. All 51 head are set to calve April 6–April 27, bred to low-birth-weight registered Red Angus bulls from Feddes and Ressler. They’ve got the genetics, quality, and disposition to make one tremendous set of young cows. They’ve had their vaccines and spent the summer on exceptional grass. If you’ve been waiting for a set of Red Angus females that checks about every box, take a hard look here—you’ll drive a lot of miles trying to find a set any fancier, especially with a 21-day calving window like this. Ship October 20th. Seller also has 8 additional head available that calve in the following 21 days if you want to make the group bigger.
Here’s a big group of 181 Black Angus and Black Baldy bred heifers, with just a couple reds in the bunch, averaging right around 960–1,000 lbs. The big advantage here is shipping flexibility—the seller is willing to feed these girls through the winter, giving the buyer plenty of options on delivery. There are 77 head AI bred to ABS Institution, due February 17–18, with the remaining 104 bull bred to commercial calving-ease Angus and SimAngus bulls, calving February 28 for 45 days. There are 55 one-iron heifers with the balance carrying two irons. They’ve had their vaccines and have an average disposition. Big numbers, early calving, calving-ease genetics, and a seller willing to work with you on shipping—take a hard look at these girls!
If you’re looking for a big set of bred heifers that offers flexibility without giving up quality, be sure to study these girls. There are 178 head of Black Angus and Black Baldy bred heifers weighing around 875 pounds now, all synchronized and set to calve in a tight March 1 through March 30 window, with groups available for both the first and second half of March. The sellers didn’t cut corners on the breeding program either—they turned out a heavy, powerful bull battery behind the synchronization to ensure an excellent breed-up, giving buyers confidence in what they’re taking home. These heifers are gentle, have received their pre-breeding shots, Pinkeye vaccine, and Bangs vaccination, and they’ll be preg checked and guaranteed bred before shipment. Whether you need one load or want to put the whole offering together, this is a chance to buy a uniform set of bred heifers at a really attractive price in today’s market. Contract them with 30% down and make plans to add a quality set of females to your program this fall.
Good cattle with the right kind of breeding behind them—26 head of F1 Baldy bred heifers, all Wyoming origin and all off the same ranch. These girls are gentle, easy to work, and weighing right around 1,000 lbs. They’re AI and bull bred to Sitz genetics, with the AI heifers bred to Sitz Leverage 700 and cleaned up with Sitz calving-ease bulls. There are 18 head in the first cycle and 8 in the second, calving March 2 through April 26. A solid, uniform set of baldies with the disposition and genetics to go on and make productive cows. Must ship by the end of October.
TAKE A LOOK AT THESE REDS! Here’s a really uniform load of around 60 Red Angus and Red Baldy bred heifers weighing 900 to 950 lbs as of August 8th. These are gentle, nice-made heifers, with the majority being home raised and just a handful purchased from good local ranches. They were AI’d May 18th to Flatiron L Foreigner to start calving February 24th, with sons of Foreigner turned in that same day to cover the first cycle, keeping this entire set in a tight 30-day calving window. Every heifer will be ultrasound tested by a licensed veterinarian and guaranteed bred before shipping. This is an annual offering with a very uniform set of reds and red baldies that have some AI breeding behind them and won’t have you strung out calving for months. They’ll be ready to ship October 1st through the 15th. There are some Hereford heifers shown in the video, but they are not included unless the buyer would like to take them as well.
Folks, if you’re after a really good set of bred heifers with a little bit of size to them and an ideal calving window, be sure to study these. We’ve got 118 head that will weigh right around 1,020 pounds by early October, AI bred to True North and cleaned up with proven calving ease Black Angus bulls for a tight 27-day calving window from February 28 through March 27. That early, compact calving season is worth a lot of money, giving you a uniform set of calves that will really stand out next fall. These gentle heifers have been wormed and fly tagged, and you can contract them today with 30% down for early October delivery. There are seven Red Angus and one Charolais in the group, priced at $4,000 per head, with the balance of the blacks available separately.
Here’s 275 head of Black Angus and Black Baldy bred heifers located near Wahpeton, ND, with about 75 baldies and the balance straight black. These girls are home-raised, slick with no brands, ultrasounded, and AI’d to Schielbein GOAT. They’ve had a strong pre-breeding program including Piligard, Pinkeye, Express 5 VL5 HB, Clean-Up and Dectomax injectable, and will get ViraShield VL5, pour-on, dewormer and Scour Boss this fall. They’re available for October 1 delivery, with the option to hold them until March 1 for $2/head/day. A really nice set of gentle, home-raised heifers with the kind of breeding and management that’s hard to overlook.
Bull info – https://bit.ly/4gIv8Ao
Ladies and gentlemen, if you’ve been holding out for the good ones, you’d better take a hard look at these girls! 160 home-raised, one-owner Black Angus bred heifers, all coming straight off one outfit, and finding this many of this quality in one bunch doesn’t happen every day. There are 91 head in the first cycle, 40 in the second, and 29 in the third, with the entire group calving March 6–April 30. The AI-bred heifers are AI’d to Vermilion Leo and have been sexed, with 47 carrying bull calves and the remainder carrying heifer calves. The bull-breds are bred to Vermilion Angus bulls. These girls are very gentle, have the genetics behind them, and give you plenty of options to put together the group you want. AI-breds are priced at $4,300/head and bull-breds at $4,200/head. Top-end heifers, great bulls, and all off one ranch—these are the kind that are getting harder and harder to find!
Boy howdy, if you’ve been hunting for early-calving heifers, take a hard look at these girls! 120 head of big, stout Black Angus and Black Baldy bred heifers weighing 1,000–1,100 lbs. They’ll calve February 12th–March 14th, with 80 head due in the first 15 days and 40 in the second 15 days—a hard-to-find early window. About 55 head are purebred heifers, and the whole group is bred to Mark Nutter Angus bulls with double-digit CEDs. They’ve got their shots and are ready to go. A darn good set of heifers with the size, breeding, and early calving window that’s tough to find!
Here is a really nice set of 40 Black Angus and Black Baldy-bred heifers weighing approximately 1,000–1,050 pounds at delivery. Some of these heifers are home-raised, while the remainder were purchased from just two ranches, giving this group more consistency than a typical assembled set. The purchased heifers carry two irons, while the home-raised females are one-iron cattle.
These heifers are bred to low-birth-weight Black Angus bulls and will calve in an early window from January 21 through March 31. They are very gentle, hot-wire broke, cake broke, and have received their vaccinations. With their size, disposition, and short calving window, this is a practical set of females that should be easy to manage and ready to go to work.
They are available to contract today with 30% down for October 1 delivery.
TAKE A LOOK at a really nice set of 100 bred heifers coming from a repeat customer who knows how to develop cattle right. These heifers weigh around 950 pounds now, are bred to Jorgensen Angus bulls, and will calve in a tight March 1 through March 31 window. Buyers can choose a load of first-cross Black Baldies sorted from 170 head or a straight load of blacks sorted from 300 head, giving you the chance to put together the kind of load that fits your program. They are cake broke, hot-wire broke, collar broke, and gentle to handle. The heifers have had PregGuard and two rounds of pinkeye vaccine and will receive Virashield at preg-check. They will ship October 1 through October 10 and can be contracted now with 30% down.
Here’s a darn good set of 108 gentle Black Angus and Black Baldy bred heifers located near Stigler, OK. These girls are weighing right around 1,000 lbs and are bred to Walking L Angus bulls. They’ll start calving January 1st, with 74 head due by February 15th and the balance cleaned up by the first of March. They’ve all been pelvic measured, come off the same ranch, and while there are two brands in the group, each heifer only carries one. They can ship October 1st. Big, gentle, early-calving set of heifers here with a strong front end to the calving season — the kind of group that’s getting harder to come by, because everybody is calving March and April!
Some nice ladies here – 50 head of all-black bred heifers, all carrying just one brand. They’ll calve March 6 through April 25, with 22 head AI bred to GAR Diligent and the remaining 28 head bull bred to CB Angus bulls. A handy-sized group with a good mix of AI and bull-bred heifers, all black, one-iron, and put together in one clean truckload.
These 150 head of home-raised, one-iron Red Angus bred heifers are a really nice set of females and one you won’t come across every day. They’re primarily solid Red Angus with just a couple of Red Baldies mixed in. The heifers weighed 850 pounds on July 9 and are coming along exactly how you’d want to see them.
These heifers have been AI bred to Feddes Amsterdam 3212, a calving ease sire known for low birth weights, strong maternal traits, and added performance. They’ll begin calving April 1, giving buyers a predictable, organized calving season. The heifers have received their pre-breeding vaccinations along with Pinkeye vaccine and have an average disposition.
Delivery is available anytime after August 1. Whether you’re looking for one load or all three loads, this is a great opportunity to add a large set of home-raised, one-iron, AI bred Red Angus heifers to your program. Check them out and contract them today with 30% down.
Ai bull https://selectsiresbeef.com/bull/red-angus/feddes-amsterdam-3212/
If you’re looking for the kind of heifers that’ll mature into a moderate, 1,250 lb cow, take a hard look at these girls. The seller normally keeps these heifers back and knows exactly what they’ll grow into. They’ll weigh right around 900–950 lbs at shipping and are bred to sons of Coleman Mission and Great Plains 77, along with Nelson Angus bulls. They’re set to calve March 10th–May 10th and need to ship by November 15th or sooner. These girls are gentle, run on nothing but salt for mineral, and have had Vision 7, Pyramid 5, Vista VL5, and will be preg checked prior to shipping. A really nice set of moderate-framed heifers built to grow into the kind of 1,250 lb cows a lot of ranches are looking for.
The heifers are marked in 15 day calving groups and will start calving closer to 3/1.
$4275 for all
$4575 for choice of calving groups .
76 are march calvers
24 April calvers
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MY GOODNESS, here’s a set of bred heifers that’s going to catch some attention. These are mostly solid Black Angus with around just a few Black Baldies in the mix, and they’re all AI’d to Magnitude for a tight February 10th calving date. Averaging right around 950 to 1,000 lbs, these heifers were hand-selected from top local programs and have done an excellent job gaining on a high roughage ration with no corn lately in the diet. They were preg-checked on June 3rd and are carrying a very uniform, desirable calving window. They have been given Cleanup, pour-on, BoviShield Gold FP5. Disposition is average, and these girls are ready to go to work. Whether you need a load or want to take the entire offering, the cattle are ready to ship and we can help get trucks lined up to make the process simple. If you’re looking for a big set of February calving bred heifers with quality, consistency, and a tight AI date, this is a group worth taking a hard look at.
Lot BH611C6
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Don’t dally around, you know that reds like this move quickly and you will wish you had these!
Bred primarily to Bar Lazy TL Ranch low birthweight Red Angus bulls, these heifers are set to calve from February 27th through April 29th. Approximately 300 head will calve in the first 30 days, with another 150 head calving during the second 30-day period, giving buyers flexibility to fit their calving program.
The heifers have received Virashield 6 VL5 and Pinkeye vaccine, and will be preg checked and guaranteed bred prior to shipping. Delivery is available with a ship date of Aug 15 – Sept 1, and with a large supply available, the seller can accommodate a variety of contract sizes. If you’re looking for a gentle, uniform set of Red Angus bred heifers that are ready to go to work, this is an outstanding opportunity. Contract with 30% down!
400 left SELLING QUICK!
Lot BH701A6
SOLD
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These AI bred heifers are the kind that are getting a lot of attention this year. If you’ve been looking for a really nice set of March calving females without paying top-dollar, here’s a group you’ll want to check out. They’re weighing around 950 pounds, have an average disposition, and are offered at a really good price for the quality that’s here.
The entire group has been AI bred to Feddes Amsterdam 3212 and will begin calving March 15. That March 15 start date is an ideal calving window for a lot of operations, and with the whole group AI bred, buyers can expect a tight, uniform calving season. Feddes Amsterdam is known for calving ease, making these heifers an excellent choice for anyone wanting to add quality females with confidence going into calving.
The heifers have received their pre-breeding vaccinations along with a Pinkeye vaccine and are ready to continue developing into productive young cows. Whether you’re looking for one load or want to take the entire offering.
AI Bull https://selectsiresbeef.com/bull/red-angus/feddes-amsterdam-3212/
Lot Bred Heifer 709B6
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BOYS, THIS IS WHERE YOU SHOULD PUT YOUR MONEY! These AI bred Black Angus heifers, with just a few Black Baldies mixed in, are the ladies that bring a premium! Weighing around 950 pounds, they’re priced right and offer a lot of value for the quality. The entire group has been AI bred to Connealy Restore and will be calving March 1, giving you a tight, uniform calving window and a consistent calf crop backed by proven genetics. They have an average disposition and are available for delivery now. Whether you need one load or the whole group, these are the kind of March calving heifers that are to good to stay around long.
Ai bull https://selectsiresbeef.com/bull/angus/connealy-restore-178c/
Lot Bred Heifer 709C6
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If you’re looking for a set of AI bred heifers that offer quality without breaking the bank, be sure to check these out. These 130 head of Black Angus and Black Baldy bred heifers are carrying plenty of condition, weighing around 850 pounds, and are AI bred to Connealy Restore with an April 1 calving date. Restore has become a popular choice for producers looking to add calving ease, performance, and strong maternal genetics, making these heifers a great fit for anyone wanting to build a productive cow herd.
The heifers have an average disposition and have received their pre-breeding vaccinations, Bangs vaccination, and Pinkeye vaccine. They can be delivered anytime after August 1, and you can secure them today with just 30% down. If you’ve been searching for a nice set of AI bred heifers at a really attractive price, this is a group that’s well worth a look.
Lot Bred Heifer 709D6
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These 150 Red Angus and Red Baldy bred heifers are the kind of opportunity that doesn’t come along very often. Weighing around 850 pounds and in excellent condition, they’re bred to low birth weight Red Angus bulls to calve February 27 through April 29. These heifers came from a couple of reputation ranches, have been well cared for, are gentle to handle, and are backed by good stockmanship from start to finish. The only reason they’re being offered is the seller wants to lighten the pasture load and stretch his grass on the rest of his replacement heifers, which creates a chance to buy a really honest set at an attractive price. They’ll ship August 6, and if you’re looking for practical Red Angus females that’ll make productive young cows and stay in the herd for years, this is a group you’ll want to study closely.
Lot Bred Heifer 723C6
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