There’s about two truckloads here, and they’re priced to make some sense. With calves worth what they are today, these old girls don’t have to raise many more to pay their way. We’ve sold cattle like these awful quick at this price, so take a hard look—they probably won’t be around long. Here’s a good, honest set of short-term bred cows that have been doing their job and raising a calf every year. They’ll average right around 1,400–1,500 lbs and are mostly Black Angus and Black Baldies, with a couple Reds and Red Baldies mixed in. Bred to Black Angus and Hereford bulls to calve March 1st through April 30th. They’ve had Dectomax and Vira Shield 6 VL5.
