Description
80 AI-BRED ANGUS HEIFERS
West Central Oklahoma
Originated in the great ranch country around Ogallala, Nebraska
* 80 Head
* Black Angus Heifers
* AI Bred to Boyd Concrete 3425
* Cleaned up with Mini Hereford bulls
* Origin: Ogallala, Nebraska
* Located in West Central Oklahoma
These 80 Angus heifers originated in the renowned ranch country around Ogallala, Nebraska, where practical, functional cattle are developed to thrive on grass. They’re big, broody-made females with the depth, capacity, and maternal strength to develop into outstanding cows that will stay in the herd for years.
Every heifer was AI bred to Boyd Concrete 3425, one of the Angus breed’s proven calving-ease sires. Concrete has built a reputation for siring light birth weight calves without giving up muscle, performance, or maternal quality. He’s the kind of bull commercial cattlemen trust on heifers because he consistently delivers easy-calving calves that still grow into stout, valuable cattle.
After the AI breeding, these heifers were cleaned up with Mini Hereford bulls. Whether you get one of those fancy black Angus calves by Boyd Concrete or a sharp black baldy by the Mini Hereford bull, this mating was designed with calving ease in mind. Those little black baldy calves should hit the ground around 50 pounds, pop up like jackrabbits, and get to nursing quickly. Turn these girls out and sleep easy during calving season.
The quality definitely passes. These heifers have a long, profitable life ahead of them and are the kind that build a cow herd one calf at a time.
80 head available. If you’re looking for quality replacement females with proven calving-ease genetics, give me a call.Specifications
Head Count80
Crossbred / PurebredCrossbred
BreedAngus
Transportation ResponsibilityBuyer
Head Count80|
Crossbred / PurebredCrossbred|
BreedAngus|
Transportation ResponsibilityBuyer|
