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If you’re looking for a dependable set of young bred cows, don’t overlook these 160 head of Black Angus and Black Baldy females. This is a solid group of 3- to 5-year-old cows weighing around 1,250 to 1,300 pounds in good condition and with plenty of productive years ahead. They’re currently running with Black Angus bulls and are set to begin calving March 20th, continuing through the end of May.
These cows are on a complete mineral program and have received Virashield 6 VL5, Safe-Guard, and Ivermectin. They have an average disposition and are raising calves through the summer, with shipping scheduled after weaning. Oct – Nov: take delivery and get ready to calve!
These 225 head of Black Angus and Black Baldy bred cows are an outstanding opportunity to add a large set of young, productive females to your herd. Approximately 70% are twos coming threes, with the remaining 30% being threes coming fours. They’ll weigh around 1,100 pounds at shipping and have a gentle disposition, coming right up to you and making them easy to handle.
The cows are bred to Broken Arrow Angus and Pine Coule Black Angus bulls and are set to begin calving March 1. The bulls are currently running with the cows and will remain, so you can choose the window you want! To fit a variety of calving programs, the seller can ultrasound and sort the cows into 30 day calving windows based on the your preference. The cows have received their vaccinations and will ship between October 15th and November 1st. Large, young groups of gentle bred cows with this kind of flexibility don’t come along often. Contract them today with 30% down.
69 HEAD OF GOOD, SOLID BRED COWS! Here’s a real opportunity to buy some nice, young cows in today’s market! These girls are 3–6 years old, Black Angus and Black Baldies, and are bred to Black Angus bulls. There are 44 head calving in March and 25 head calving in April and May, with an overall calving window of February 1st through May 31st. These are good, honest cows that have made it past the heifer stage and have plenty of productive years ahead of them. With what it costs to raise a replacement heifer today, take a good look at these girls! A great opportunity to put some young, proven-age cows to work and have them making you money for years to come!
THESE YOUNG COWS CAN RAISE A CALF! 48 solid-black bred cows, all coming three-year-olds, weighing around 1,100 lbs near Devils Tower, Wyoming. These girls weaned heifer calves averaging 567 lbs and steer calves averaging 605 lbs, the kind of calves you like to sell! Bred to Flying M Angus and Webo Angus bulls to calve April 1–May 15. Average disposition and a really nice set with plenty of years ahead of them.
BIG GROUP, GOOD BULLS, AND PLENTY OF OPTIONS! 570 Black Angus and black baldy bred cows, coming 3–10 years old, averaging 1,300–1,400 lbs. Calving April 1–May 30. The seller will sort truckload lots by age and calving window, including 30-day windows.
Bull power stands out: 60% bred to Ellingson Angus bulls and 40% to Van Newkirk Hereford bulls—a good opportunity to raise those sought-after baldy calves.
180 coming 3-year-olds — $4,450/head
240 head, 3–6 years old — $4,150/head
150 head, 7–10 years old — $3,800/head
Cake-broke with an average disposition, and each age group fits together well. All have received CattleMaster 5, Spirovac, Dectomax injectable, and Clean-Up pour-on.
Pick the load that fits your outfit. Selling load lots only.
HERE’S A BIG STRING OF YOUNG COWS! 200 head of 3 to 5 year old bred cows, with 90% of them being 3 and 4 year olds and weighing 1,300 to 1,400 lbs. They’re predominantly Black Angus with some Red Angus and Hereford cattle mixed in, and the seller can put together an all black group if that’s what you’re after. These cows are bred to Selman bulls and will start calving February 25th. The bulls are still in, and prior to shipping the seller will ultrasound and sort the cows into 60 day calving cycles, mouth them, and preg check them so they are guaranteed bred when they leave. They have an average disposition and have been kept on a complete salt and mineral program. They are scheduled to ship September 24th, and with 200 head available, the seller is willing to work on the price for somebody who takes the entire group.
These 3-year-old cows have already done the job once and are bred back to do it again. Here’s 100 head of solid young cows—70 Black Angus/Black Baldy and 30 Red Angus/Red Baldy—weighing around 1,100 lbs and located near Menoken, North Dakota. They all raised a calf last year and are bred back to Black Sim/Angus bulls for a tight 30-day calving window starting May 1. They’ve had ViraShield 6 VL5 HB, MultiMin, and Dectomax injectable, and will be ready to ship October 20 through November 1. Young cows, proven mothers, and a tight late-spring calving window make this a practical set to put to work.
3–6-YEAR-OLD COWS, proven mothers with a tight 30-day May calving window. Nov. 1–15 delivery, 1,300 lbs. Here’s 315 head of Black Angus and Black Baldy cows located near Napoleon, ND. Every cow in the group raised a calf and is bred back to Black and BWF Sim/Angus bulls to start calving May 1 for just 30 days. They’re on a solid health program with ViraShield 6 VL5 HB, MultiMin and Dectomax injectable. These are big, productive-age cows with the size, age and calving window a lot of buyers are looking for.
BIG GROUP & GOOD VALUE! 300 head of Black Angus and Black Baldy bred cows, 6–9 years old and weighing 1,200–1,250 lbs. Half are home-raised, one-brand cows, with the balance being boughten two-brand cattle. Bred to G-B H Ingalls Angus bulls to calve April 1–May 31. Vaccinated and available for contract with 30% down. A solid set of cows with years left in them.
Here’s an opportunity to own a big set of 200 proven cows with the genetics and quality behind them. These are the mothers of the Fortune U bulls and have raised a calf every year. They run on grass year-round with no hay, and the only supplement they receive is Redmond salt—no additional mineral. These cows are bred to sons of Great Plains 77 and sons of Coleman Mission and will calve April 15th through July 1st. They’ll average right around 1,300 lbs and range from solid-mouth to broken-mouth cows. You just about don’t get an opportunity at this kind of proven, low-input cow herd very often. Take a hard look at these girls!