Consignments include:

Larren Scott – Llano, TX  
5 Exceptional true F-1 Tigerstripe heifers hand selected out of 150 head raised by GKB.  The dams of these females are registered GKB Brahman cows, and they are sired by registered GKB horned Hereford bulls.  These fancy females are big, stout and gentle.  They will start calving at the end of October by a registered Express Ranch low birth weight Angus bull sired by Hometown.  If you ranch F-1 females, you will love these.  They don't make them better anywhere.  (1)
Jarrett Worrell – Mason, TX
5 Super Baldie heifers raised from the GKB Cattle Company and long bred to proven low birth weight Hereford bull from Worrell Enterprises.  (2)
Taytum & Channing Chambless – Menard, TX
9 Angus heifers bred back to a TK Ranch registered Angus low birth weight bull. They were bred for 75 days first of April to mid June. Really nice set of gentle Angus heifers cake broke and ready to make nice cows.  (3)

Bryli Edmondson-San Saba, TX  
5 Black Angus plus heifers bred to a solid Black Corriente bull. They are nice, gentle females that would make a great addition to anyone’s herd. These are the kind you will be proud to have in your front pasture! (4)

Brody Edmondson-San Saba, TX
5 Black Angus Plus heifers bred to a solid Black Wagyu bull. This is a very nice uniform and high quality set. A great opportunity to add a quality set of heifers to your herd!  (5)

Caitlyn & Benjamin Burch – Menard, TX  
10 Red baldie heifers bred to a low birth weight Angus bull. They will calve around the middle of November 2026. This group of big, stout heifers are very gentle and easy to work. These front pasture heifers will make you money for a long time.  (6)

Lillie Alexander – Cherokee, TX
5 Purebred Black Angus out of stock generationally raised from Haverlah Ranches and exposed to a Haverlah Ranches registered Black Angus bull. These heifers are twenty-four months old, in great condition coming off native pasture, slick haired, cube trained, and uniform. This high quality set of replacement females come from a long line of attentive and gentle mama cows that have proved their value.   (7)

Haisten Horne – Valera, TX
5 Home raised Angus heifers bred to start calving January 1st.  They will be bred to a Red Angus son of King Aurthor. All heifers are ocv and current on vaccines.  (8)

Olivia Langehennig – Mason, TX  
5 Super baldie 2 year old heifers that feature great genetics and are long bred to a proven, low birth weight Cope Angus bull. With femininity, fertility, and longevity, they are built for dependable, low maintenance maternal excellence.  (9)

Victoria Greenfield – Blanket, TX
5 Fancy commercial black heifers Al bred in early May to Testament, a registered Angus bull with a CED of 12 who is regularly used at St Genetics as a caving ease specialist. Heifers were then exposed for an additional 60 day cleanup to low birth weight Angus bull. These is a gentle uniform set who are up to date on all vaccinations including Vibrio-Lepto and Dectomax.  (10)

Gemma James – Gatesville, TX
5 Black baldie heifers bred to a registered Red Diamond Red Angus bull. Developed on grass, these are front pasture kind, structurally sound, easy keeping females with the type and quality to make great cows. The bull was turned in February 1, with these heifers set to start calving around November 10th.   (11)

Caroline Bucklin – Llano, TX
5 Black baldie two year old heifers, raised on the Joe and Carol Freeman Ranch in Llano. These heifers are expected to be long bred to a solid Black Corriente bull, with excellent prospects for producing healthy, live calves and less stress on the heifers. These heifers were sired by Powell Hereford bulls and Wilks Angus bulls. All five heifers are gentle, well handled, and follow a feed wagon, making them an easy addition to any herd!  (12)

Hadley & Ethan Hemphill – Coleman, TX
10 One raising set of Angus heifers that are 2 years old. They are from the top end of our family’s replacement heifers this year. Exposed March 19th to April 19th to a pair of proven low birth weight 44 Farms Angus bulls.  Should calve late December to late January. EPD’s on both bulls are 16+ Calving Ease, with excellent growth and carcass EPD’s. Broke to feed pickup and current on all vaccines and Dectomax. (13)

Hudson & Whitman Leverett – Llano, TX
10 F-1 Tigerstripe heifers bred to a low birth weight registered Black Angus bull from Haverlah Ranches and have been exposed to the bull since late February. When these heifers have calves, they will be super baldies.  The heifers have been grazing on native grass since we first bought them in early February. You’ll want to buy these fine-looking heifers because they are gentle and come to a horn.  (14)

Walker Theiss – Horseshoe Bay, TX
3 Quarter Brahman 2 year old heifers long bred to a low birth weight Angus bull.  They are gentle and will come to feed.  (15)
Eli & Emersyn Boyd – Mason, TX
10 Black Angus heifers bred to a Larry Donop Ranch low birth weight Angus bull expected to calve early December. They are approximately 15 months old and are very gentle.  (16)

Jase, Rhett & Scarlett Miller – Llano, TX
13 Angus heifers medium to long bred to a 4 star calving ease Express Ranch Angus bull EXAR Cover The Bases 4143B. They are sired by Express Ranch Angus bulls out of the Kenny Smarr Ranch in Tow, TX, bringing proven Angus genetics and quality breeding into the herd. They are gentle, feed broke and horse broke, making them easy to handle and work. Moderate framed and proven Express Angus genetics, these heifers should make a nice addition to any commercial breeding program. (17)
Gage Kothe – Fredericksburg, TX  
5 Red Angus 2 year old heifers that are home raised by Bar-O-Bar Ranches and bred to start calving late November. The heifers are bred to a low birth weight Red Angus bull and are current on all vaccinations. Heifers are very gentle and come to feed.   (18)

Ruby Osbourn – Llano, TX
5 Exceptional Super Baldie heifers that are a one raising set off of Robert and Sally Cowan. Heifers are out of commercial Brangus cows and registered Powell horned Hereford bull. They will be selling as long bred to a proven low birth weight registered Evans Angus bull. Heifers are very gentle and will be the front pasture kind.  (19)
Kyle, Brynn and Walker Kingman – San Angelo, TX  
13 head of 22 month old F-1 Braford heifers raised out of the family’s herd of Hereford cattle that date back over 100 years and are sired by Brahman bulls from the Flying W Ranch. The heifers were AI’d by a low birth weight Black Angus bull on February 15. A low birth weight Halfmann Red Angus bull was turned out as cleanup. The cattle are cake broke and can be worked horseback.  (20)
West and Sailor Richardson – San Angelo, TX  
8 head of 22 month old F-1 Braford heifers raised out of the family’s herd of Hereford cattle that date back over 100 years and are sired by Brahman bulls from the Flying W Ranch. The heifers were AI’d by a low birth weight Black Angus bull on February 15. A low birth weight Halfmann Red Angus bull was turned out as cleanup. The cattle are cake broke and can be worked horseback.   (21)
Remi Sewalt – Comstock, TX
4 head of 22 month old F-1 Braford heifers raised out of the family’s herd of Hereford cattle that date back over 100 years and are sired by Brahman bulls from the Flying W Ranch. The heifers were AI’d by a low birth weight Black Angus bull on February 15. A low birth weight Halfmann Red Angus bull was turned out as cleanup. The cattle are cake broke and can be worked horseback.   (22)
Tanner Reichenau – Brady, TX
5 Brangus Heifers that are 22 months old bred to a registered low birth weight Ultrablack bull from Hickory Sands Ranch. These heifers were purchased from Jim Banner of Castell, TX and represent some of the top genetics in the Brangus breed. They are out of Draggin' M Ranch registered Brangus bulls of El Dorado, Arkansas. Their mothers are out of reputation commercial cows from Jasik Hay Farm, Pleasanton, Texas. These heifers are big, stout and extremely gentle. Full sisters to last years top grading heifers.   (23)
Ella & Avery Lindemann – Cost, TX
10 Super Baldie heifers that are big, strong and the front pasture kind. They are bred to a low birth weight Angus bull. Heifers are gentle and come to feed.  (24)

Jett Weishuhn – Paint Rock, TX
5 Ranch raised Red Angus Beefmaster Cross heifers raised on the 3R Ranch in Paint Rock, Texas.  Heifers are bred to a LP Ranch low birth weight Angus bull and should begin calving November 1^st.  They are extremely gentle and easy to handle with an emphasis on quality, disposition, and functionality. (25)
Kooper Hardcastle – Gonzales, TX
5 Fancy Super Baldie heifers that are out of registered polled Hereford cows and a registered Brangus bull. Heifers were AI’d to an Angus bull with a +14 CED and -1.5 BW EPD and will be long bred. Heifers are extremely fertile as 6 of the 8 heifers took to AI and the other 2 settled on first service by bull. Heifers are also extremely gently and will eat cubes right out of your hand. Fancy set of super fertile, gentle, high quality heifers that will be with you for a long time.  (26)

Layna Ottmers – Fredericksburg, TX
4 Black baldie heifers out of Angus cows and are bred to a Hereford bull off the Raumaker Ranch. They will be medium bred to a commercial Angus bull raised on the Ottmers’ Ranch that is proven to throw small calves. The heifers have been hand fed and have a good disposition. These heifers will make a great addition to any herd. (27)
Rory Pfeiffer – Rio Medina, TX
4 Black motely face 2 year old heifers AI bred on February 13th to True North 8052, registered Angus bull known for producing high quality females and in the top 10% for calving ease (CED).   They are sound, balanced, and docile heifers.   (28)
Kaston Tipp – Shiner, TX
4 Chocolate F-1 Tigerstripe heifers, 20–22 months old and long bred to a low birth weight McCabe Angus bull. These eye catching heifers are out of registered Gray Brahman cows and Hereford bulls and are easy to handle, and average approximately 1,200 lbs. They are current on all vaccinations and represent a uniform, quality set of females with strong genetics and excellent potential as productive cows.  (29)
Lawrence Roydy Ehrig – Gonzales, TX  
5 Gentle Super Baldie heifers bred to registered Black Angus bull and should calve in early 2027. These homegrown heifers were born in 2025 and were raised on my family’s ranch.  Heifers are a cross of F-1 Brafords and a Black Angus bull.  Not only are they flashy but the Brahman influence will help them with Texas heat.  The Angus influence will bring better weaning weight and feedlot performance.  (30)

Ruby & Emma McBee – San Saba, TX
10 Angus Heifers long bred to a low birth weight Wagyu bull.  These super gentle heifers are due to calve in November and will come to a feed sack or feed wagon. Heifers are coming from Fleming Springs Ranch with 44 Farms genetics on both sides.  (31)

Brylee Brown – Mason, TX
3 Baldie and Super Baldie heifers born March 2025 AI’d to a Black Angus (Square B True North) on April 2nd. Cover bull introduced April 16^th which will be an easy calving horned Hereford from Schmidt Ranch Herefords. They will come to a horn, cube broke, have plenty of depth and structure, and are the front pasture type that will produce some great calves.  (32)

Blythe & Holt Grote – Mason, TX
6 Black commercial Angus heifers out of Haverlah Ranch bull.  Born February, 2025, pasture raised with liquid supplement.  Heifers are bred to a Corriente bull to calve beginning January 15^th.   (33)

Koen Soto – Mason, TX
5 Hand picked open Black Angus heifers from 80 count herd sired by registered Donop Ranch Angus bull. Current on vaccines, gentle and ready for the bull of your choice this fall.  (34)
Presley & Aubrey Stephens – San Angelo, TX
10 Brangus heifers medium bred to a low birth weight Halfmann Ranch Red Angus bull.  Heifers will calve in the middle of January.  (35)
Laila Hatfield – Mason, TX
5 Black Angus heifers bred to a Probst Farms low birth weight Angus Bull and should calve November - December.  Heifers are very gentle, cake broke and siren broke.  (36)

Gerick Pearce – Brady, TX
3 Purebred ranch raised small framed Black Angus heifers. They are 15-16 months old with current vaccinations. They come to the siren & horn. Heifers have been fed every day with 28%, three quarter inch cattle cubes, and alfalfa, while on cline for the last three months. They are uniform, gentle and calm.(37)
Anna Grace McPherson – Mound, TX
5 Fancy black baldie heifers AI bred to industry leading sires 44 Hayday 008, GB Fireball 672, & 44 Jameson 3227. Anticipated calving date of November 23, 2026. This set is optimum sized with solid muscle pattern and perfect structure! Bred, born, & raised on the Hopson Ranch in Mound, TX, this pen of females will help you reach your goals for years to come. Invest in your future today!  (38)
envira-gallery id="24009"] Aubree Long – Mound, TX
5 English bred black motley faced heifers, bred, born, and raised on my family’s ranch, Hopson Farms, in Mound, Texas. Sound, structurally correct, and docile, these females are AI-bred to 44 Hayday 008, GB Fireball 672, or 44 Jameson 3227, all proven sires for calving ease, growth, top 3% marbling, maternal performance, and docility. Expected to calve November 23rd, this consistent, fertile set will add quality to any herd and look right at home in your front pasture.  (39)

Olivia Long – Mound, TX
5 High quality, gentle, Black Angus heifers that were bred, born, and raised on our ranch, Hopson Farms, in Mound, TX. My heifers are AI bred to 44 Hayday 008, GB Fireball 672, or 44 Jameson 3227. These sires are proven for calving ease, growth, top 3% marbling, maternal traits and docility. Females represent the kind of quality, consistency, and fertility we all look for in our herds.  The expected calving date is November 23^rd. You will be adding productive, well-bred calves to your operation at the perfect time. Don’t miss this chance to invest in the future of your herd with females stacked with proven performance and maternal excellence.  (40)

Skylar & Riley Berry – Petersburg, TX
4 Angus 2 year old heifers long bred to a low birth weight Express Ranch bull to calve November to February.  (41)

Camille Schmidt – Mason, TX
5 Black Simmental Angus cross heifers home raised from the Dick Schmidt Ranch in Mason, Tx.  Heifers are two years old as of September and should calve in December.  Bred to a proven Jim Heath low birth weight Black Angus bull. Expect rest easy calving and marketable calves that are sure to make an immediate return on your investment. Excellent set of heifers from a reputation ranch.  (42)
Cody Taylor – Richland Springs, TX
5 Home raised 2 year old Black Angus heifers, medium to long bred to a high performance low birth weight Angus bull. Backed by Taylor Ranch generational maternal calving ease and fully Neogen DNA verified. High maternal data with exceptional growth, feed efficiency, and marbling. Very gentle and  horse, truck, and ATV broke.  (43)
Bo Taylor – Richland Springs, TX
5 Home raised 2 yr old Black Motley Face heifers, medium to long bred to a high performance low birth weight Angus bull. Taylor Ranch generational maternal calving ease. Fully DNA tested/verified via Neogen (Igenity Feeder/Beef metrics). High maternal scores for docility and calving ease. Exceptional scoring for growth and feed efficiency. Standout averages for marbling and high tenderness. Extremely gentle and horse, truck, and ATV broke.  (44)
Mark Schmidtzinski – Fredericksburg, TX
5 Black Angus cross heifers medium bred to a proven low birth weight Corriente bull. (45)
Cale Cochran – Ropesville, TX
5 Black Angus heifers, big and docile, off the Fred Kettner Ranch.  Heifers are long bred to a Larry Donop Ranch low birth weight bull and are expecting calves November-December.  (46)

Clara Cochran – Ropesville, TX
5 Heifers in which 4 are black baldie heifers and 1 black Angus heifer, deep bodied and shiny, off the Fred Kettner Ranch.  They are currently long bred to a Larry Donop Ranch low birth weight bull, and are expecting calves November-December.  (47)

Bronwyn Underwood – Mason, TX
5 Black baldie and motley faced heifers hand selected from the Luling Foundation. Heifers are out of Barber Ranch registered Hereford bulls & Luling Foundation Angus cows. Heifers are long bred to a proven low birth weight Wilks Ranch registered Angus bull with a +13 CED. These fancy heifers are gentle, easy fleshing, big ribbed & stout.   (48)
Gavin Pearce – Brady, TX
5 Purebred, ranch raised, small framed, Red Angus heifers that are 18 months old with vaccinations. They come to the siren & horn. A small frame, low birth weight, red angus bull was on them from 13 months to 16 months old. They have been fed every day with 28%, three quarter inch cattle cubes, and alfalfa, while running on cline grass for the last three months. Weighing in at around 750-850 lbs.  (49)
Braelyn Brandenberger – Brady, TX
4 Fancy black gentle and easy keeping heifers.  These heifers are medium bred to Larry Donop Ranch easy calving and low birth weight Angus bulls.    (50)

Kenna Craig & Preston Craig – Round Mountain, TX
10 Black Angus bred heifers purchased from the Fleming Springs Ranch in San Saba, TX. These heifers were AI’d on 3/28/26 to 44 Farms “44 Brigade”, and they tested positive for pregnancy on 5/9/26. The heifers were placed with a Black Angus clean up bull from the Ebeling Ranch (Eden, TX). These heifers are from great genetics, will come to feed, and they have held up very well on native pasture during dry times.  (51)

Makenzie, Kallan, and Augustus Wright – Menard, TX
12 Commercial Angus heifers that were sired by Bradley 3 Ranch registered Angus bulls.  They were ranch raised from family Angus cows started by their great grandfather Carl Kothmann.  They were bred to Bradley 3 Ranch low birth weight bulls turned out March 31st.  They should calve easy from January to March 2027 and be productive mothers that will improve a herd.  (52)
Jackson Fuller – Fredericksburg, TX
4 Brangus UltraBlack heifers that are the cow making kind! These easy fleshing and easy keeping heifers came from Great Mark Western and are big hipped, structurally sound, feminine, big volume and require minimum input! Two are bred AI to CB Stetson 204M4 and CB True Balance 60L30 and the other two natural service with ACE Bone-in 7919M. Calving will start November 15th and they are all bred to low birth weight Brangus/Ultrablack Bulls. These heifers come from Great Mark Western genetics and are sired by DMR Julio, MC Prime A Lot and BWCC Center Section. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to own a stellar set of heifers with a quiet temperament that will be solid foundations for your herd!   (53)

Taylor Randolph – Cherokee, TX
5 Angus/Angus cross heifers that are ranch raised from the family’s Angus cattle herd, originally started by her grandfather, Michael Randolph and her great uncle, Richard Randolph. They are confirmed bred to a ½ Corriente ½ Angus bull, an excellent cross for easy calving yet high quality calves. The heifers are set to calve at two years of age, with an expected calving window of December 2026–February 2027. These young females are bred to be productive, long-lasting mothers that will add value and improvement to any herd.  (54)
Zeb Murphree – Hamilton, TX
5 Angus Plus Heifers out of Gert/Hereford cross cows and Angus Bulls. They are all one raising, gentle, horn broke and will come to feed. They are ocv and current on vaccinations. Heifers are medium bred to a proven low birth weight GKB Ranch Hereford bull.  (55)
Acelynn, Hodges – Gatesville, TX
5 Home raised Brangus heifers that will be coming 2 years old. They are out of proven Belt Brangus bulls and bred back to a Belt Brangus bull, making them a solid investment for any herd. These heifers should begin calving in February/March. Raised with attention to quality and performance, they are gentle, well-developed, and built to last, carrying the kind of durability and disposition that will serve for years to come.   (56)

Avery Mikulik – San Angelo, TX
3 Choice one raising set of Black Brangus heifers bred to a low birth weight Angus bull turned out on Feb 26. Will be approximately 24 months at calving time. Gentle and come to a horn.  (57)
Ainsley George – Coleman, TX
4 Hereford and Charolais cross heifers born in July 2025.  Current on vaccinations, worming and have been dehorned.  Gentle, easy to handle and will come to feed.  Selling as open and are ready for the bull of your choice.   (58)

Cal & Walter McGowan – San Angelo, TX
6 head of 18 month purebred Red Angus heifers. These heifers were raised out of the family’s herd of Red Angus cattle at The McGowan Ranch outside of Ft. McKavett, Texas. The McGowan Ranch has been raising cattle for over 75 years. The heifers have been bred with low birth weight registered Red Angus Halfmann Ranch bulls.  (59)

Emerson Contrucci – Mason, TX
5 Black Angus bred heifers that were synced in early March and scheduled to calve between December and January as young two year olds. The bull that sired these five, first time heifers was from the Larry Donop Ranch line of Black Angus low weight bulls. Bull number 366 stayed with these heifers in the pasture for 190 days. This set of heifers have a great temperament that is very gentle, responsive to a horn call, and accustomed to feeding. This set would make an outstanding addition to any herd.  (60)

Vala Stevenson – Llano, TX
5 White face Angus cross heifers bred to a Red SimAngus bull in March. These heifers offer a great combination of Angus influence, growth, muscle and maternal potential. They have been developed with proper nutrition and care and are ready to add to commercial cattle operation. A great opportunity to purchase a uniform set of bred heifers with a potential to raise quality calves that will maintain the longevity of your herd.  (61)
Cealey Broyles – Mason, TX
4 Home raised Charolais heifers, backed by Terry Norman's proven Charolais genetics. These heifers were AI bred in March 2026 to an Express Ranch First Class Black Angus bull and are expected to calve in December or January. They are very gentle, easy to handle, and cube broke, making them a great fit for any producer. Backed by quality genetics and raised with care, these heifers offer an excellent opportunity to add dependable, productive females to any breeding program. (62)

Cain Stevenson – Llano, TX
4 Quality Charolais cross heifers bred to a proven Red SimAngus bull. These females offer a strong combination of growth, muscle, maternal ability, and fertility. They have been developed with a focus on proper nutrition, sound structure and longevity. Bred heifers like these are a great opportunity to add productive females to your herd and raise quality calves for years to come. (63)
Noah Hopson – Mound, TX
5 Black Angus heifers were raised in the heart of Central Texas by Hopson Farms. They were synchronized and AI bred to GB Fireball 672, 44 Jameson 3227 and 44 Hayday 008 on 2/11/26 and then hauled to grass and oats for clean-up with low birth weight, high marbling 44 Farms, Hopson Farms and Wilks Ranch Angus bulls. They were blood tested on 3/20/26 to confirm pregnancy and should calve on or around 11/23/2026. Coming from Mound, Texas, these heifers have the genetic potential to deliver high marbling, quality calves with remarkable weaning weights. Don’t overlook these beautiful heifers!(64)

Zaine Rhodes – Lohn, TX
3 Pure Black Angus heifers bred to a low birth weight bull and they are 18-24 months old. They come from Smarr Angus Ranch out of Tow, Tx.  (65)
Irving Tavera – Mason, TX
5 Black Angus heifers that are long bred to a low birth weight Donop Ranch Angus bull. These gentle and great looking heifers were purchased from Freddy Kettner.  (66)
Roan Moore – Mason, TX
5 Red Angus heifers that are home-grown, with R.A. Brown Ranch and Jennings Ventures Cattle Company genetics.  Two heifers are bred by artificial insemination on May 18, 2026 to Brown Authentic K104 (“Authentic”). Authentic was the leadoff and highest selling bull in the R.A. Brown Ranch Fall Bull & Female Sale in October 2023. He delivers superior calving ease and cow herd traits, with elite marbling and carcass weight. The remaining three heifers are bull bred (June 2026) by a phenotypic standout of the R.A. Brown Ranch Spring Bull & Female Sale in March 2025, sired by the 2025 Red Angus breed leader for registrations, Bieber CL Energize F121. The heifers should calve in February and March 2027.(67)
McKinnley Gilger – San Saba, TX
5 Angus heifers bred to a Wagyu bull for easy calving.  Heifers are gentle and will come to feed.   (68)

Rawlee Stewardson - San Saba, TX
5 Angus heifers bred to a Wagyu bull from River Creek Ranch, Locker, Tx and a low birth weight Angus bull from the Stewardson Ranch, San Saba, TX.  These 5 heifers are gentle, hand fed and will come to a siren.  (69)
Sutton Ebeling – Eden, TX
3 Home raised Angus heifers from the Ebeling family herd. These heifers are bred to calve beginning January 15th, with a 45-day calving window. They go back to Bradley 3 genetics. They are confirmed bred to a low birth weight bull, AI sired by True North. Heifers are very gentle and easy to handle. They come to the feed truck or feed sack. They have been raised and developed on native pasture and grass fields. Their genetics have been selected for efficiency and performance in a variety of environments. Quality females with the genetics and disposition to make excellent cows.  (70)

Ian McKinnerney – Richland Springs, TX
5 UltraBlack home raised heifers out of McKinnerney Brangus breeding program. Heifers weigh 800-850 lbs and are medium bred to a Brangus Bull. They are gentle and come to cubes.   (71)

Tallon Eckert – Mason, TX
4 F-1 Angus Senepol cross heifers out of Pecan Bayou, averaging 1,100 lbs. Heifers are 2 ½ years old and long bred to a Black Angus bull (also out of Pecan Bayou) and should calve in November.  (72)

Jaycee Currey – Brady, TX
4 Full blooded 18 month old Charolais open heifers. Sire is a registered Charolais bull, and the Dam is a full blood Charolais. (73)

Knox Wenzel – Mason, TX
5 Registered Angus heifers off the David Siemonsma Ranch. They were bred to a low birth weight SimAngus bull.  Should start calving mid December 2026.  They are no doubt the easy keeping kind that will raise calves that will fetch a premium on sale day (74)
Kinley Wenzel – Mason, TX
5 Fancy one raising Red Angus heifers that are the deep bodied, thick made with plenty of leather and bone. These heifers were bred to low birth weight Red SimAngus bull and should start calving December 2026.  (75)
Stone Wenzel – Mason, TX
5 Registered Angus heifers coming off the David Siemonsma Ranch. They will make cows that will efficiently produce extremely marketable offspring. They are bred to a low birth weight SimAngus bull that was turned out mid February. Heifers will be 2 years old when calves hit the ground.  (76)
Faron & Creed Speck – San Angelo, TX
10 Fancy one raising set of Angus heifers coming off of Bob Speck Ranches.  These are the best heifers from his 2025 calf crop and are as good as they get!  5 & 6 months bred, in great shape, uniform, very gentle & horn broke.  Bred to a high powered, registered Angus bull off of the Lance Knight Ranch in AZ with huge spreads. Top 3% CED, top 5% BW and top 30% weaning weight. Don’t miss out on this powerful set of front pasture gals.  (77)
Levin Whitworth – Doole, TX
5 Uniform Red Angus heifers purchased from Holt River Ranch. They have been developed in a pasture setting and averaged 724 lbs when they were AI’d May 7, 2026, to PCC WCC He-Man 8626H, a red, heat-tolerant composite low birth weight bull. They were cleaned up with a low birth weight Hereford bull. They are a good looking, easy going set of heifers that we think will make productive, long lasting cows.(78)
Ruby Hills – Mason, TX
5 One fancy set of 5 Red Angus heifers weighing approximately 900 lbs. All AI bred to Brown JVCC Authentic K104 from R.A. Brown Ranch and confirmed bred, with calves expected February–March 2027. Bred with calving ease and low birth weight in mind. These are uniform, sound, easy doing females with a good health program behind them. A really nice set of replacements with their whole productive lives ahead of them.  (79)

Henry Hills – Mason, TX
4 One fancy set of uniform black baldie heifers weighing approximately 900 lbs. AI bred to GAR Sure Fire from Select Sires, all confirmed bred and due to calve February–March 2027. These heifers are sound, attractive and made to be productive cows. A really nice set of replacements with proven genetics and their whole productive lives ahead of them. Don’t miss these baldies.  (80)

Sage McMahon – Coleman, TX
3 Matching red motley faced heifers, out of black English baldies (44 Farms and Wilks Ranch on the Angus side) bred to a polled Barber Hereford bull.  These heifers were born in September 2025 and will be 13 months old on sale day.  Heifers are gentle, broke to cubes and come to a horn or siren. When in the pens and working chutes, they are handled slow and easy. (Temple Grandin method)  (81)

Sutton McMahon – Coleman, TX
3 Black Angus heifers (26 months old) bred to a Black 1/2 Corriente 1/2 Angus bull. Vet sonogram showed calving to begin at the end of December to the end of January. Heifers come out of 44 Farms and Wilks Ranch cows, sired by a Black RA Brown low birth weight bull. These heifers are gentle, broke to cubes and come to a horn or siren. When they are in the pens and working shoots, they are handled slow and easy. (Temple Grandin method)  (82)

Stran Spenrath – Harper, TX
3 Purebred, home raised, 2 year old Black Angus heifers AI’d to a low birth weight, BYRD Bullseye 1186-A100 from 44 Farms in May. They are very gentle.   (83)
Sterling Andrews – Llano, TX
5 Polled and fancy red heifers exposed to a registered Hereford bull beginning in March. They are good framed, come to a feed truck siren and have a good temperament.  If red is your color don't miss out.(84)

Emma Faye Osbourn – Llano, TX
5 Fancy Super Black Baldie heifers from the Robert Cowan Ranch.  Their genetics are from Jimmy Powell Herefords and GKB Brangus bulls. They were calved in September of 2024. Heifers are bred to a low birth weight registered Black Angus bull from Smarr Angus Ranch.  The bull was turned in the first part of February.  These are big framed and stout heifers that can raise calves that will top the market. They are calm, good natured heifers and are easy to handle.  They come when called and will follow you anywhere.  (85)
Remmington Nelms – San Saba, TX
4 Black motley faced heifers long bred to a Wagyu bull.  Excellent addition to your herd. (86)
Della Osbourn – Mason, TX
5 Beefmaster Brangus cross heifers raised on the Botard Ranch just south of Alice, TX and are bred to calve at two years old. Heifers have great frame and volume and will be long bred to a calving ease Angus bull. This is a fantastic cross that has worked well for this ranch in recent years yielding great replacement females. These heifers are very gentle and easy to handle and will make someone a great set of momma cows. (87)
John Kothmann – San Antonio, TX
3 Head of grass fed, purebred Red Angus heifers. These gentle heifers are long bred to registered low birth weight Red Angus Halfmann Ranch bulls.  (88)

Gage Burton – Anson, TX
3 Red Angus of the best from this group of long bred heifers. Home raised on the Lazy 3 Ranch in Albany, TX. Due to calve starting 11/26/26 for 45 days.  Bred to calving ease Akaushi bulls.  They are gentle and broke to virtual fencing.  (89)

Reagan & Reese Rode – Llano, TX
10 Angus Plus heifers born from Roland Rode's commercial herd of Angus Plus cows in Llano, TX. They are bred to a low birth weight Red SimAngus bull from Bar B Ranch in Muenster, Texas.   These heifers are gentle and ready to step in and improve your herd.  (90)
Hudson Lochte – Fredericksburg, TX
4 Black motley face heifers that are out of 5 Star Gert Cows and Angus bulls. Bred to a Joby Wieser low birth weight Angus bull. They are 4-6 months bred & should calve in late December to mid-February. They have been well fed & taken care of. They will make for a great set of cows.  (91)

Kael Watson – Fredericksburg, TX
4 Black motley face heifers long bred to a Black Brangus bull. They come when called and easy to handle in the pen.   (92)
Allie Faith McPherson – Mound, TX
5 Black Angus Heifers bred, born, & raised on the
 Ranch. These heifers were AI bred to 44 Hayday 008, 44 Jameson 3227, and GB Fireball 672. They are strong and big boned with feminine features and are some of the most docile females we have ever raised. I'm positive that on November 23,2026 they will be putting the best babies you could ask for on the ground!  (93)

Cole, Savanna, & Sarah Hamilton – Boerne, TX
3 Black baldie heifers were originally purchased last October at Jordan's "Best of the Best" Female Special sale. These heifers have been raised for a year on native pasture, pre-con ration, coastal hay, lick tubs and mineral blocks. They have been with low birth weight Black Angus bulls since February 14, and not over fed. Heifers all come to cake in the pen and know how to hustle grass. These heifers are current on vaccinations including injectable Dectomax for Screw worms. They are clean of any brands. This set is easy to handle horseback or afoot and will be good calf raisers for a long time.  (94)

Heidi & Chester Jacoby – Melvin, TX
3 Registered Black Angus heifers bred to a low birth weight, calving ease bull. Heifers have been easy keepers. Very gentle and easy to handle. Heifers are backed by a strong foundation of cow families known for making forever cows.   (95)
Taylor, Matthew, and Cali Bierschwale – Mason, TX
12 Black and black baldie heifers purchased from La Babia Ranches in South Texas. Heifers have complete vaccinations and were estrus synchronized in late February 2026. A total of fifteen heifers were exposed to two proven low birth weight Angus Bulls both with 11-12 Calving Ease Direct EPD’s beginning March 6, 2026. Pregnancies were confirmed by ultrasound in early May and then rechecked in July 2026 for a 100% conception rate. Heifers are due to calve at 24+months of age December 10, 2026-February 10, 2027.  (96)

JW Hert – San Saba, TX
5 Angus Plus heifers out of 5 Star Gert cows and Angus bulls. They will be medium to long bred to a Wagyu bull for easy calving. The bull was in on March 11^th for 90 days. Heifers are ocv, and have had Triangle 10, Inforce 3, Multimin 90, 7-way Blackleg, and Dectomax injectable wormer. These heifers are cake broke and will come when you call them.  (97)

Brenna Wilde – Marble Falls, TX
5 Fancy commercial Black Brangus heifers that are 6-7 months bred to a low birth weight Black STS Angus bull with a CED of +10 . This set is very gentle, cube broke, comes to feed truck, and are easy to handle. They are all up to date on vaccinations and would be an amazing addition to any operation.  (98)
Bridgette Wilde – Marble Falls, TX
5 Fancy commercial Black Angus heifers that are 6-7 months bred to a proven, low birth weight STS Black Angus bull with CED of +10. They are very gentle, cube broke, come to the feed truck, and up to date on vaccines.  (99)
Hadley Taylor – Rochelle, TX
5 Home raised Angus long bred heifers bred to a low birth weight Angus bull. They are DNA tested for feed efficiency and stability.  (100)
Rodee Brooks – Mason, TX
5 Angus heifers from Smarr Angus. They are sired by "Elvis" EXAR gradade 2767B and "Grant" EXAR Grant 0687 B. These are two outstanding individuals with the CPD's to match.  Heifers are bred to "Pudge" EXAR Cover the Bases 4143B, who is a low birth weight calving ease bull that is above average in growth, marbling and ribeye area.  These females are truly a super nice set backed by very strong genetics that you can buy with ease on sale day.  (101)

Rachel McKinnerney – Richland Springs, TX
5 UltraBlack home raised heifers out of McKinnerney Brangus breeding program. Heifers weigh 800-850 lbs and are medium bred to a Brangus Bull. They are gentle and come to cubes. (102)

Riley Falkner – San Saba, TX
5 Quality Black Angus heifers out of Express Ranch cows and bulls. This hardy set of heifers are gentle and medium to long bred to a Wagyu bull that was turned out with them in late February.  This fleshy set of heifers will come to a feed sack, siren or horn and would be a great asset to any herd for many years.(103)

Gray & Lyda Willis – Mason, TX
6 Fancy one raising set of 2 year old black baldie heifers AI bred to a registered Angus bull “Square B True North” on April 2^nd. They are covered by low birth weight Whitworth Angus bulls. They are the big framed front pasture type that would make anyone proud.  (104)
Gage Falkner – San Saba, TX
5 Quality Brahman Holstein cross heifers. This hardy set of heifers are gentle and are medium to long bred to a Wagyu bull that was turned out with them in late February. This stout set of heifers is built for Texas heat and will be great producers of quality calves. They come to a feed sack, siren or horn and would be a great asset to any herd for many years.  (105)

Hunter & Jaxon Price – Mason, TX
5 Black motley face heifers that came off the Reggie Loeffler Ranch in Mason & sired by the son of Final Answer, Jim Heath bull.  Heifers are medium to long bred and will make a great addition to any herd.(106)
Braedyn Morgan – Llano, TX
3 SimAngus heifers that were turned out with a registered Reeh Brangus bull in July and are expected to calve in late April or May. These well cared for heifers are gentle, come to feed, and would make a great addition to any herd.  (107)
Harper Morgan – Llano, TX
3 SimAngus heifers bred to a registered Angus bull, a son of SAV Magnum, in February and are expected to calve in December. These well cared for heifers are gentle, come to feed, and would make a great addition to any herd.  (108)
Eli Geistweidt – Doss, TX
4 Red SimAngus heifers long bred long bred to a Red SimAngus bull that is a son of DUFF HD 2046 on March 1^st for 90 days and should calve between November and February.   These 2-year-old heifers were sired by RA Brown Red Angus bulls and born to commercial red Sim/Angus cows from Bar-O-Bar Ranches, Inc. They are current on all vaccinations and come to cake. Don’t miss your chance to own these fancy red ladies that will raise a big calf and be the talk of the town.  (109)

Leah & Abbey Geistweidt – Doss, TX
10 Red SimAngus heifers bred to a low birth weight registered Red Angus bull. This herd offers a strong combination of quality genetics, sound structure, and excellent growth potential. They are uniform, feminine, and built to perform. These late fall calving heifers will become a valuable asset to your herd.(110)

Braylin Miller – Coleman, TX
5 Two year old Angus heifers born and raised on Cow Creek Ranch in northern Coleman County. These heifers are long bred for fall calving to a low birth weight B3R bull, making them an attractive set for anyone looking to add young, productive females to their herd. They are easygoing and will come to feed truck. This is a solid set of ranch raised replacements ready to go to work. All heifers are ocv, weaning shots, dewormed and are Angus verified and non hormone treated cattle certified.  (111)
Rip Engelke – Kingsbury, TX
3 Chocolate Brafords that are bred to a low birth weight Shigatani Wagyu bull.  (112)

Randie Engelke – Kingsbury, TX
3 F-1 Tigerstripe heifers that are bred to a low birth weight Shigatani Wagyu bull.  (113)

Rein Hooten – Llano, TX
5 Black Angus 23 month old heifers bred to a Jimmy Powell Ranch low birth weight high growth Hereford Bull. They will come to feed.  (114)

Avereigh Galbreath – Llano, TX
5 Black Angus heifers bred to a Jimmy Powell Ranch low birth weight high growth certified Hereford Bull. They will come to feed.   (115)

Owen Halfmann – Fredericksburg, TX
4 High quality Angus heifers long bred to a low birth weight registered Angus bull. These heifers are gentle and due to calve in December.  (116)

Wylie McKneely – Cherokee, TX
4 Brangus heifers that are long bred to a Corriente bull for easy calving. Very gentle and come to feed. They will make a great set of productive mammas.  (117)

Lexi Moore – Mason, TX
4 Home grown Red Angus heifers with RA Brown Ranch and Jennings Ventures Cattle Company genetics. All four heifers are bull bred (July 2026) by a phenotypic standout of the RA Brown Ranch Spring Bull & Female Sale in March 2025, sired by the 2025 Red Angus breed leader for registrations, Bieber CL Energize F121. The heifers should calve in April 2027.  (118)
Hudson Buchanan – Llano, TX
3 Angus plus heifers that will be long bred to a low birth weight Angus bull. These heifers are gentle. They’ve been hand fed and come running to the feed truck.   (119)

Mason Rogers – Cherokee, TX
3 Brangus baldies that are long bred to a Corriente bull for easy calving. Very gentle and come to feed. They will make a great set of productive mammas.  (120)
Bradyn Fancher – Luling, TX
4 F-1 Tigerstripe heifers that are bred in July 2026 to a low birth weight Shigatani Wagyu bull. (121)

O’Dan Wright – Menard, TX
5 Ranch raised black baldie heifers raised along the San Saba River bred to a sleep easy Angus Corriente cross bull. These will calve in the Spring. (122)
Linah Wright – Menard, TX
5 Ranch raised red baldie heifers that are ranch raised along the San Saba River. Due to calve in the Spring. They are bred to a sleep easy Angus Corriente cross bull.  (123)
Elizabeth Whitworth – Mason, TX
5 Red motley face heifers long bred to Whitworth Ranch low birth weight Angus bulls. Should start calving in November. (124)
Flora Appleton – Voca, TX
5 Gentle Brangus heifers long bred to low birth weight Whitworth Ranch Angus bulls.  Heifers are the front pasture kind.  (125)

Benjamin Hopson – Mound, TX
5 Fancy Black Angus heifers were raised by Hopson Farms in Mound, Texas. They were synchronized, hauled to grass and oats, and turned out with a low birth weight, high marbling 44 Farms, Hopson Farms and Wilks Ranch Angus bulls. They were blood tested on 5/25/26 to confirm pregnancy and should calve mid to late December. Coming from the heart of Central Texas, these heifers have the potential to deliver quality calves with high marbling and remarkable weaning weights. Don’t miss out on these front pasture quality replacement heifers!   (126)

Jack & Jace Stewardson – San Saba, TX
10 Super Fancy SimAngus heifers, all one raising. Heifers will be calving in a 60 day window and will be long bred on sale day to a low birth weight registered Angus bull. This super gentle set is broke to come to a horn or siren, feeder or sack.  (127)
Addison Schneider – Fredericksburg, TX
5 Home raised F1 Tigerstripes that are out of registered Brahman cows and a registered Hereford bull. They are 5-6 months bred to a low birth weight Knox Brothers Angus bull. These are true beauties that represent what being Queen of the cattle country really means. They are a uniform set, deep bodied, beautiful Tigerstripes, travel with ease in the rocky hill country, and have that wonderful hybrid vigor trait bred into them. These girls will be a great addition to any commercial cow herd.  (128)
Sterling Schneider – Fredericksburg, TX
4 Home raised commercial heifers that are ¾ Hereford and ¼ Santa Gertrudis. They are 5-6 months bred to a low birthweight Knox Brothers Angus bull. These girls don't mind being worked on horseback. They are a beautiful, flashy uniform set that travels with ease in the rocky hill country, very stout footed and will be a great addition to any commercial cow herd. (129)
Roy & Daphne Mews – Menard, TX
4 Angus heifers that are 2 years old and are bred to Bradley 3 Ranch low birth weight Angus bull with a calving date of Jan or Feb 2027.  (130)
Reece Evans – Mason, TX
5 Black and black baldie heifers that are very gentle, cake and horn broke. They were put with a low birth weight bull in Feb of 2026.   (131)