Consignments include:

Larren Scott – Llano
5 Fancy Super Baldies bred to a low birth weight calving ease Express Ranch Registered Angus bull sired by Hometown.  These females are big and stout and extremely gentle and will calve mid fall.  Quality is second to none and these females will last a lifetime!  Don't miss this set of choice females.  (1)

Kaston Tipp – Shiner
3 Premium Golden Certified F-1 Tigerstripe heifers short bred to a low birth weight McCabe Angus Bull. These heifers are out of Tipp Ranch Registered Gray Brahman cows and a registered horned Hereford bull from Barber Ranch. Heifers are 16-18 months old, will average 1100 pounds and will be a great addition to your herd.  (2)

Gavin Pearce – Brady
5 Red Angus heifers that will be medium bred to a registered low birth weight Pharo Cattle Company Red Angus bull.  Heifers are stocky in muscle with good amount of fat. They come to siren or horn, are easily worked having good gentle behavior and all go back to 15 years of 4-5 star PCC bloodline. (3)

Ethan & Hadley Hemphill – Coleman
5 One raising Angus heifers that are coming 2 years old and were bred on March 19^th to April 19^th to a pair of proven low birth weight 44 Farms Angus bulls.  They should calve late December to late January. EPD’s on both bulls are 16+ calving ease, with excellent growth and carcass EPD’s.   They are broke to cake and current on all vaccines and wormed with Dectomax.  (4)

Jarrett Worrell - Mason
5 Fancy Super Baldies directly from the heart of GKB Cattle Company. These females are sired by Brangus bulls, and out of GKB Hereford cows.  They are registered and sire verified, and certificates will transfer to their new owners. They are all long bred to WORR 35B Big Shooter 559H ET, a polled Hereford bull raised by Worrell. He is proven for easy calving with rapid growth and pounds. This group of females is incredibly quiet and gentle.  (5)

Haisten Horne - Coleman
4 Angus heifers that are out of Red Angus bulls and bred back to low birth weight Red Angus bulls. All are home-raised, OCV, and easy to handle.  (6)

Eli Boyd - Mason
5 Black Angus heifers bred to a low birthweight Akaushi bull.  These heifers should have their calves from December to January.   (7)

Emersyn Boyd - Mason
5 Black baldie heifers bred to a low birthweight Akaushi bull.  These heifers should calve in December & January.   (8)

Kalen & Olivia Langehennig - Mason
10 Angus heifers that were sired by 44 Farms Angus bulls and raised on the Condra Ranch in Sonora, Texas. The heifers were synced mid-February and should calve November-January. They were bred to a proven, low birth weight Cope Angus bull and will calve as 2 year old heifers. They are gentle, have been well taken care of and would be an amazing group of black heifers to add to your herd. (9)

Ruby Osbourn – Llano
5 One raising set of red white face Super Baldie heifers that come off of Robert and Sally Cowan Ranch. Heifers will be selling as long bred to a proven low birth weight registered Angus bull for easy calving. Heifers are extremely gentle and are easy to handle. Don’t miss this set of big and stout heifers that will be an asset to any herd. (10)

Clancy Osbourn – Llano
5 Home raised black white face heifers that will be selling long bred to a proven low birth weight registered Angus bull for easy calving. Heifers are big and stout and will be an asset to any herd. Don’t miss out on this set of gentle and productive heifers that will make a great set of cows. (11)

Ella LeRoux – Fredericksburg
5 ½ Red Angus, 3/8 Black Angus, 1/8 Simmental heifers born January 2024 on Dr. Daniel J. Fritz, DVM Ranch in Fredericksburg, Texas. Heifers were bred to a young Red Angus bull and received a positive pregnancy test in May 2025. They have been immunized against BVD, IBR, PI3, Leptospirosis 5 Way, Blackleg 7, and Vibriosis and dewormed with Cydectin. They grazed on native little bluestem and fertilized coastal Bermuda pasture. The heifers diet was supplemented with 30% protein/13% fat tubs and Wind & Rain mineral with IGR. They are good natured and come to cubes. You would be very proud to own these gentle, home raised heifers. (12)

Caitlyn Burch – Menard
5 Black F-1 heifers are bred to a proven polled Hereford bull from Sandhill Farms in Kansas.  They will calve as two year olds starting November 2025.  My heifers are gentle and will come to a siren.  This group of fancy heifers will raise outstanding calves for many years.  (13)

Benjamin Burch – Menard
5 Gentle Black F-1 heifers long bred to a proven calving ease polled Hereford bulls from Sandhill Farms in Kansas. They will start calving in November of 2025. They are very hearty and will thrive in the summer heat. Overall, these cows are exactly what you need to add or to start your herd.   (14)

Gemma James – Gatesville
5 Front pasture kind Red Angus 2 year olds sourced from Reliance Ranch. They are out of proven Cross Diamond cows and sired by RA Brown bulls, combining maternal strength with performance genetics. Heifers are bred to a low birthweight registered Red Angus bull, they offer calving ease, fertility, and long-term productivity.  They are ideal for building a dependable, uniform herd.  (15)

Brinley Eckert – Mason
5 Commercial Brangus heifers that came off of the Hickory Sand Ranch in Mason, Texas. These heifers were turned out on April 15th and bred to a Brangus bull that rates in the top 50% for birthweight and top 40% for calving ease. These are extremely high quality, gentle heifers that would be an amazing addition to any operation.  (16)

Zeb Murphree - Hamilton
5 Hereford heifers that are open and ready to breed. Very gentle, and cake broke.  (17)

Jase & Rhett Miller-Llano
10 Haverlah Ranch Angus heifers medium bred to registered Angus Bradley 3 Ranch K574 bull from April 1^st  to July 25^th. These heifers are moderate framed, gentle and have been selected for maternal genetics to improve your herd.  (18)

Caroline Bucklin - Llano
3 Quality Black Angus-type heifers, raised on the Joe and Carol Freeman Ranch. These heifers are long bred to a solid Black Corriente bull for easy calving.  All three heifers are gentle, well-handled, and accustomed to following a feed wagon, making them an easy addition to any herd. (19)

Cain Stevenson- Llano
4 Quality black white face heifers, hand-fed and raised on the Rode Ranch and bred to registered Red Brangus Bull on March 2nd, gentle and will come to horn or siren. (20)

Vala Stevenson- Llano
5 Quality black Angus cross heifers, hand-fed and raised on the Rode Ranch and bred to a registered Red Brangus Bull on March 2nd, gentle and will come to horn or siren.  (21)

Sydney & Eli Geistweidt - Doss
10 Red SimAngus heifers that are 2 years old and sired by a RA Brown Red Angus Bulls and born to Commercial Red SimAngus Cows from Bar-O-Bar Ranches, Inc. They were turned out with a low birth weight RA Brown Red Angus Bull in mid February for 90 days and should calve between November 2025 and February 2026. 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.  (22)

Kyle Kettner – Lubbock
5 F-1 black baldie heifers out of Geistweidt Angus cows and Schmidt Hereford bulls.  They are bred to Donop Ranch Angus bulls and will start calving in November.  These heifers have been raised in a regenerative grazing system.  They are moved daily with a hot wire utilizing high density grazing.  Two of the heifers have tested positive for the Tenet gene which predicts tenderness with 99% accuracy.  They will make productive cows.  (23)

Remington Nelms - San Saba
4 Black Angus heifers bred to a Wagyu bull. These heifers should be early spring calvers.  (24)

Augustus Sexton - Cost
5 F-1 Angus baldie heifers (Hereford Angus cross) that are 24 months old heifers that were purchased from VP Ranch, Moulton TX. The heifers have been synchronized & AI’d to 4 Sons Groundbreaker, set to calve first part of December. All of the heifers are docile and current on their vaccinations.   (25)

Scarlett Miller - Llano
5 Angus heifers sired by a son of Express Ranch Grenade from the Smarr Ranch. Heifers were exposed to a son of Express Ranch Basin Jameson March 15^th to July 24^th and should be medium to long bred. These heifers are moderate framed and gentle.  (26)

Tallon Eckert - Mason
5 Brangus heifers bred to a Hereford bull since the last week in May 2025.   (27)

Hudson Leverett - Llano
7 Commercial Angus heifers bred to a low birthweight Haverlah Angus Bull.  These medium to long bred heifers were palpated in June and ready to calve October to December. Gentle, uniform, and backed by Angus genetics you can count on. Put proven mama cows to work in your herd this fall!  (28)

Owen Halfmann – Fredericksburg
4 High quality Brangus heifers bred to an Elite low birth weight Red Angus bull out of Duff HD from Power Plus Genetics.  These heifers are gentle. Heifers will calve in February.  (29)

Whitman Leverett – Llano
6 Medium to long bred commercial Angus heifers and set to calve October to December. Bred to low birthweight Haverlah Angus bull for calving ease and peace of mind. Uniform, gentle, and ready to go to work in your herd this fall!  (30)

Kyle, Brynn and Walker Kingman – San Angelo
12 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. A low birth weight Halfmann Red Angus bull was turned out with the heifers February 15. The cattle are cake broke and can be worked horseback. Matching heifers from this group are being offered by their cousins, West and Sailor Richardson.  (31)

West and Sailor Richardson – San Angelo
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. A low birth weight Halfmann Red Angus bull was turned out with the heifers February 15. The cattle are cake broke and can be worked horseback. Matching heifers from this group are being offered by their cousins, Kyle, Brynn and Walker Kingman.  (32)

Camille Schmidt– Mason
5 Black SimAngus heifers ranch raised on native pastures in Mason County.  Sourced from Roger Jordan in Mason County.  These heifers will be two years old in December and are dog gentle.   Heifers were all palpated by Dr Andy Rosberg DVM on September 3, confirmed bred, and all will be calving as a group in late December.  Bred to a proven Leachman low birth weight Black Angus bull and you can expect rest easy unassisted calving and marketable calves that are sure to make an immediate return on your investment. Excellent set of heifers.  (33)

Reagan & Reese Rode – Llano 
10 Angus Brangus Cross Heifers that were born from Roland Rode's commercial herd of Angus Brangus cross cows in Llano, TX and sired by an Ultrablack Bull from Town Creek Farm in West Point, MS.  Heifers are bred to low birth weight Red SimAngus bulls from Bar B Ranch in Muenster, Texas.  They will be approximately 2 years old in November of 2025 when they start calving. These heifers are ready to step in and improve your herd.  (34)

Layna Ottmers - Fredericksburg
4 Nice Angus heifers raised by Jenschke Farm & Ranch.   Heifers are bred to a low birth weight Angus bull. They were confirmed bred and will be just right at the sale.  (35)

Faron & Creed Speck – San Angelo
10 Super fancy one raising set of Super Black Baldie heifers that will be bred to a fancy, medium frame RA Brown registered bull (4344061) that is in the top 1% of birth weight & top 2% of calving ease direct.  Heifers are out of outstanding Brangus cows, top end Hereford bulls and raised by Keith Duncan.
All are ocv, have 3 round of shots and set to calve the end of November to the first of December.  They are gentle and horn broke.  Don't miss these front pasture gals….They'll make your neighbors jealous.(36)

Linah & O’Dan Wright – Menard
10 Black white face heifers (one is RWF) all ranch raised from past Commercial Heifers (that we kept) to put in our Cow/Calf Operation. They are sired by a Whitehead Ranch Hereford Bull from Ft McKavett TX.  These heifers have been running with a crossbred Angus Bull (Wright Ranch raised) since June 1st and should calve out in early Spring.   (37)

Jaxson Reichenau – Brady
5 Brangus Heifers that are 22 months old  and long bred to a registered low birth weight Ultrablack Bull owned by Hickory Sands Ranch. These heifers were purchased from Mr 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.  (38)

Tanner Reichenau – Brady
5 Super baldie (Polled Hereford X Brangus) heifers, 22 months old, long bred to low birth weight registered Ultrablack Bull owned by Hickory Sands Ranch. Heifers are sired by Polled Hereford bulls from Perez Cattle Co, Nara Visa, New Mexico and out Commercial Brangus cows from Jasik Hay Farm, Pleasanton, Texas. These heifers represent some of the top genetics in the cattle industry. They possess femininity, longevity, and fertility. Heifers will make super producers for many years.  (39)

Gage Kothe – Fredericksburg
5 Red SimAngus Heifers that are 2 years old and bred in mid February to a low birth weight Red Angus Bull from RA Brown Ranch and should calve between November 2025 and February 2026. Initially from Bar-O-Bar Ranches, the heifers have grazed native and improved grass varieties in Gage's front home pasture and supplemented with 20% cubes. The heifers have been hand-fed and as a result are a gentle and friendly bunch who respond to a horn or shake of a feed bucket. These ladies will make a great addition to any herd.  (40)

Aubree Long – Mound, TX
5 English bred, black motley faced heifers raised on Hopson Ranch in Mound, TX. These heifers are impressive because of their sound structure, correct conformation, and docile temperament. It is equally impressive that each one of them conceived on their first cycle when they were AI bred to 44 Hayday 008 on February 6, 2025. Dr. Joseph Blount, DVM, confirmed all five of these fertile heifers pregnant by ultrasound on March 11, 2025. They would make the perfect set to put in your front pasture and enjoy the view over that first cup of coffee every morning. (41)

Olivia Long – Mound, TX
5 high quality black motley faced heifers sourced from the Jody Thomas Ranch in Gatesville, TX, four of which were bred to 44 Hayday 008, a sire proven for calving ease, growth, high marbling, maternal traits and docility. My fifth heifer was bred by one of our cleanup bulls; 44 Steamboat 3462, 44 Winning Goal M 29, HB Fireball 3008, Wilks Home Town 188, or BCF Iconic 2020. These females represent the kind of quality, consistency, and fertility we all look for in our herds. With expected calving dates from mid-November through mid-December, you’ll 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, bred to one of the most popular bulls in the Angus breed today.(42)

Kenna and Preston Craig – Round Mountain
6 Angus heifers bred to a Black Angus bull from Lastovica Angus Ranch. These heifers are gentle, easy working, good framed, and will come to feed.  (43)

Channing Chambless - Menard
4 Angus heifers bred to a low birthweight Thomas Ranch Angus bull. These gentle heifers should calve late January to early May.  (44)

Della Ray Osbourn - Mason
5 Beefmaster Brangus cross heifers raised on the Botard Ranch just south of Alice, Tx and are bred to calve at two years old.  The heifers have great frame and volume and will be calving out of an easy calving black 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.  (45)

Taytum Chambless - Menard
3 Angus heifers bred to low birth weight Thomas Ranch Angus bulls for 120 days. These heifers are gentle and will make good commercial cows.  (46)

Bronwyn Underwood – Mason
5 long bred, black baldie heifers hand selected from the Luling Foundation; out of Barber Ranch Registered Hereford Bulls & Luling Foundation Angus Cows. Heifers confirmed ultrasound bred 30-60 days on 4/26/25 to a low birthweight Wilks Ranch registered Angus Bull with a +13 CED. Heifers are puppy dog gentle, big footed, big ribbed, and stout. Siblings to the HCYCHS past champions.  (47)

Kinsley McPherson - Mound
5 Long bred Angus heifers Al Bred to 44 HayDay 008 on 2/6/25 with an anticipated calving date of 11/18/25. This powerful set of solid black heifers were sourced from 44 Farms in Cameron, TX and raised on My Rising K Ranch in Mound, Texas. 44 Farms is one of the leading ranches in the U.S. and are widely known for their production of breeding stock. After earning my AI certification from Bovine Elite in College Station I bred this set of heifers myself to 44 HayDay 008 on 2/6/25. They were ultrasounded on 3/11/25, and then rechecked to confirm pregnancy on 5/15/25. This uniform set of beautiful, feminine fronted heifers are the ideal size with a perfect shoulder, straight topline, and a strong hip. All five are safe in calf to proven calving ease bulls, three of them to 44 HayDay 008, who has a CED of +14 and is in the top 1% of the Angus breed for marbling with an EPD of +1.67, and two of them to other 44 Farms low birth weight Angus bulls. Calves should be born in a thirty day window beginning November 18th. This outstanding pen of females are bred to be efficient, profitable, and adaptable to the Texas environment. They will make an excellent addition to any operation. Don't miss out on this opportunity to add proven genetics to your herd today!  (48)

Noah Hopson - Mound
5 High quality Black Angus heifers were sourced from 44 Farms in Cameron, Texas, and then raised in the heart of Central Texas. They were synchronized and AI bred to 44 Hayday 008 on 2/6/25 and then hauled to grass for clean up with low birth weight, high marbling 44 Farms, Bear Creek Farms and Wilks Ranch Angus bulls. They were ultrasounded on 5/15/25 to confirm pregnancy and should calve in a 30 day window beginning mid-December. Coming off the well-known 44 Farms Ranch in Cameron, Texas, these heifers have the genetic potential to deliver high marbling, quality calves with remarkable weaning weights. Don’t overlook these beautiful heifers!  (49)

Benjamin Hopson - Mound
5 English bred black baldie heifers that were hand selected from Jerry Wright’s Ranch out of Oglesby, Texas. They have been running on grass in Mound, Texas, and were synchronized and AI bred to 44 Hayday 008 on 2/6/2025 then turned out on coastal grass with five low birth weight, high marbling 44 Farms, Bear Creek Farms and Wilks Ranch Angus bulls. This slick set of heifers were ultrasounded on 3/11/2025 to confirm pregnancy from the AI and then ultrasounded again on 5/15/25 to confirm pregnancy to the clean up bulls. They are expected to calve between 11/26/25 and 12/6/25. They are gentle, fancy and would be a great asset to any herd. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add these future money makers to your operation!   (50)

Brenna Wilde – Marble Falls
5 Black Super Baldie heifers bred to a low birth weight STS Black Angus bull. These heifers are gentle and come to my feed truck. They should start calving in February.  (51)

Laila Hatfield - Mason
5 Black baldie English heifers that are gentle, cake broke, and siren broke. The heifers are bred to a Probst Farms low birth weight Angus bull and should all calve December to January.  (52)

Kooper Hardcastle – Gonzales
3 Fancy Purebred Brangus heifers from Champion Valley Brangus. Heifers are bred to a low birth weight Angus bull from Rosanky Cattle Co. These high quality heifers are OCV and are current on all vaccines. This is a set of super gentle, high quality heifers that will eat of your hand and follow you anywhere. Soggy front pasture kind.  (53)

Emma Faye Osbourn – Llano
5 Fancy Super Black Baldie heifers that were raised on the Robert Cowan Ranch bred to a low birth weight registered Black Angus bull from Smarr Angus Ranch.  The bull was turned in the first part of March.  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.   (54)

Rodee Brooks – Mason 
5 Angus heifers raised on the Smarr Angus Ranch and bred to a low birth weight Smarr Angus Ranch bull.  These high quality heifers were sired by EXAR Grenade 1526B who is already proven for easy calving.  They are really gentle, have been moved horseback, and come to the feed truck.  This is a nice set that has done really well and is in good condition.  (55)

Allie McPherson – Mound
5 Long Bred motley face heifers pasture exposed 2/6/24 to 3/17/24 with an anticipated calving Date: Mid-November to Mid-December 2025 purchased from Randy Baker’s Ranch in Mason, TX.   These quality heifers are clean fronted with depth of muscle and a near perfect structure. They are well balanced and feminine. Originating from top end Brangus genetics and Hereford bulls, they have the kind of look that draws attention in the pasture. They were AI bred on February 6, 2025 to 44 HayDay 008 and cleaned up with low birthweight and high-marbling 44 Farms and Wilks Angus Ranch sires on the Hopson Ranch in Mound, TX. These heifers were ultrasounded on March 11, 2025 and all five checked safe in calf. They should calve within a 30 day window beginning mid-November 2025. These heifers don’t just have the looks - they’re backed by proven genetics for growth, fertility, and maternal ability. Whether you’re looking to add style to your show string or build a stronger cow herd, these heifers are the kind that turn heads and deliver results!  (56)

Rawlee Stewardson – San Saba 
5 Open Angus heifers that are out of Express Ranch Angus bulls and cows.   They are gentle and will come to feed.  These will make a nice set of heifers.   (57)

Brody and Scotlyn Kroll - Mason
9 Black Angus heifers bred to a low birth weight Kimbriel Black Angus bull.  These beauties should calve around December.  (58)

Anna McPhernson – Mound
5 Long bred Super Baldie heifers pasture exposed 2/6/25 to 3/17/25 Anticipated Calving Date: November 18, 2025 Raised on the Jerry Wright Ranch in Gatesville, Texas.  These Super Baldie heifers are out of Brangus cows and Hereford sires. These fancy females are optimum sized with a solid muscle pattern and perfect structure. They were Al bred to 44 Hayday 008 on February 6, 2025 at the Hopson Ranch and turned out on oats with several other low birth weight cleanup bulls. Based on ultrasound performed March 11, 2025, all five checked safe in calf, so I am confident that the Al breeding was successful. 44 Hayday 008 is a double digit extreme calving ease bull (+14) and in the top 1% of the angus breed for marbling with a 1.67. These heifers should calve on or around November 18, 2025. Whether you are looking to add proven genetics to your herd or raise the next commercial champion at Houston, this pen of females will help you reach your goals for years to come. Invest in your future today!  (59)

Remi Sewalt – Comstock
5 Super Red Baldie heifers out of Del Roy and Walt and Reichenau Brangus cows sired by Schmidt Hereford bulls.  These heifers have been exposed to a low birthweight Halfmann Red Angus bull since May 11th.  Remi’s heifers are cake broke and have been developed under working ranch conditions.  These Super Red Baldie heifers are healthy, sound, and ready to go to work in your program.(60)

Stormie Luna – San Angelo
5 Black Angus heifers bred to proven low birth weight Halfmann Red Angus baldie bull. These heifers should calve around February and weigh around 1100 lbs. Heifers are gentle and kind.  (61)

Landrye Crumpton - San Angelo
5 Beautiful Red Angus heifers out of ProfitMaker of Wedel Red Angus Ranch in Leoti, Kansas sired by  reputable registered Red Angus bull that excels in feed efficiency and has a solid EPD package guaranteed to get you ahead of the game.  These girls have been raised for 12 months by Crumpton Cattle Company on coastal grass.  They were bred to one of our own Wagyu bulls in early April with the earliest expected calving date of January 9, 2026.  Talk about a gentle, cake broke set of stout heifers ready to make your pasture look extra fancy!  And don't forget about the juicy, tender, marbleized steaks that will outrank your friends at the next barbecue!   (62)

Allye Crumpton - San Angelo
5 Red Angus heifers sired by ProfitMaker, a registered bull from Wedel Red Angus Ranch out of Leoti, Kansas.  He excels is calving ease and reducing birth weight.  Homegrown from 12 months by Crumpton Cattle Company, these girls won't leave you disappointed.  Bred to one of our very own Wagyu bulls, these calves will come easy starting January 9, 2026.  You couldn't ask for a more gentle, cake broke, good looking set guaranteed to make your pasture classy.  And folks, let's not forget about the juicy, flavorful steaks that will finally earn you the title "King of the Grill."  (63)

Roan Moore - Mason
3 Red Angus heifers. The set is a combination of family ranch & home-grown heifers, with Jennings Ventures Cattle Company and R.A. Brown Ranch genetics, and heifers purchased in the Jordan Cattle Auction Early Spring Replacement Female Sale in February 2025, with Pharo Cattle Company genetics. The heifers are bull bred (May 2024) 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 March and April 2025.  (64)

Alexis Moore - Mason
5 Red Angus heifers. The set is a combination of family ranch & home-grown heifers, with Jennings Ventures Cattle Company and R.A. Brown Ranch genetics, and heifers purchased in the Jordan Cattle Auction Early Spring Replacement Female Sale in February 2025, with Pharo Cattle Company genetics. All five heifers are bred by artificial insemination on May 10, 2025 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 heifers should calve in mid-February 2026.  (65)

Randie Engelke – Kingsbury
3 F-1 Tiger Stripe heifers.   Tag 190 is bred to a low birth weight Treasure Angus bull, and tags 188 & 189 are bred to a low birth weight Shigetani Wagyu bull. These heifers will calve in December & January.  (66)

Taylor Randolph - Cherokee
5 Angus Black Baldy heifers that are ranch raised from the family’s Angus cattle herd, originally started by her grandfather, Michael Randolph.  They are confirmed bred to a ½ Angus ½ Longhorn 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 January to February 2026.  These young females are bred to be productive, long lasting mothers that will add value and improvement to any herd.  (67)

Makenzie, Kallan, and Augustus Wright – Menard
9 Commercial Angus heifers ranch raised from family Angus cows started by their great grandfather Carl Kothmann.  They were sired by registered Angus bulls from the Bradley 3 Ranch. They have been bred back to Bradley 3 Ranch low birth weight Angus bulls turned out on March 21, 2025.  They should calve easy from January to March 2026 and be productive mothers that will improve a herd.  (68)

Ruby Hills – Mason
3 Red Angus Heifers that are 24 months old.  These Red Angus Heifers are sired by RJM Ranch in Mason, Texas. They have been bull bred to a high quality bull from the R.A. Brown Ranch in May who is a highly proven sire with standout traits. They are all ultra sounded and are due to calf in December 2025.(69)

Flora Appleton - Voca 
5 Fancy Red Angus bred heifers out of top of the line northern genetics from South Dakota.  Heifers are bred to solid Black Corriente bulls. Don’t miss your chance to own these deep bodied easy fleshing gentle heifers.  (70)

Bryli Edmondson – San Saba
5 Red Angus heifers that were born in South Dakota and have been here in Texas since early Spring. All the heifers are bred to solid Black Corriente bulls. These are front pasture kind of cattle.  (71)

Acelynn Hodges – Gatesville
3 Home raised Brangus heifers born in January 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 January/February. They are gentle, well-developed, and built to last, carrying the kind of durability and disposition that will serve for years to come.  (72)

Kael Watson – Fredericksburg
4 Black crossbred heifers purchased from Daniel Norris that have been with a Cross F Brangus Bull since March 1.  They are gentle and easy to work.   (73)

Gage and Riley Falkner - San Saba
10 Quality Black Angus plus heifers that will be 6 to 7 months bred to a Wagyu bull that was turned out with them in late February.  This slick set of heifers will come to a feed sack, siren or horn and would be a great asset to any herd for many years.  (74)

Irving Tavera – Mason
5 Black Angus heifers bred to a low birth weight Black Angus bull. The heifers come from Mr. Fred Kettner. The bull was put with the heifers on February 9th so they should calve in mid November.  (75)

Hudson Lochte – Fredericksburg
3 open Brangus heifers.  (76)

Hewston Lochte – Fredericksburg
4 Brahman heifers medium bred to a Brahman bull. (77)

Clara Cochran - Ropesville
5 Black baldie heifers, big and docile, sired by a Schmidt Hereford ranch bull and Gesitweidt Angus ranch cows.  They are currently long bred to a Larry Donop Ranch low birth weight Angus bull, expecting calves November to December.  These pretty girls have had 2 doses of leptovibrio, black leg, and wormer.  Clara is the 6th generation to run cattle on the Kettner Ranch.   She is a junior at Ropes High School.  (78)

Kolton Wenzel - Mason
5 one raising Red Angus heifers out of RA Brown and Trinity River bulls.  They are bred to a registered low birth weight SimAngus bull and should begin to calve December this year. (79)

Cale Cochran – Ropesville 
5 Black baldie heifers, big and docile, sired by a Schmidt Hereford ranch bull and Gesitweidt Angus ranch cows.  A Larry Donop Ranch low birth weight bull was put out in February.   They have had 2 doses of leptovibrio, black leg, and wormer.  Cale is the 6th generation to run cattle on the Kettner Ranch, he is in the 7th grade at Ropes Junior High. (80)

Kinley Wenzel - Mason
5 One raising Red Angus heifers out of RA Brown and Trinity River bull.  These very gentle heifers were bred to a registered low birth weight SimAngus bull and should begin to calve December to January. (81)

Bo Taylor - Richland Springs
5 Black motley face Angus heifers. All are great quality, home-raised and born in San Saba County. In April, these nice heifers were put with great tested low birth weight Black Angus bulls, with numbers to produce high-weaning weight calves. Don’t miss out on improving your herd with these quality heifers. (82)

Cody Taylor - Richland Springs
5 Fancy Black Angus heifers. These nice heifers were put with quality black low birth weight Angus bulls, tested to produce high-weaning weight calves. All of these heifers went to the bulls in April. This set of fancy heifers are home-raised and born in San Saba County. Do not miss your chance with these quality heifers.  (83)

Lyda and Gray Willis – Mason
6 Eye-catching black baldie heifers from the JK Schmidt Hereford Ranch that check all the boxes for quality, disposition, and genetic potential. These heifers are AI bred to Square B True North 8052 from ABS Global, Inc. – a great low birth weight bull. They were bred on May 1st and are due to calve February 7th.  At calving, they’ll be just over 2 years and 3 months old, right in their prime for a long, productive future. The heifers are fully vaccinated, well developed, and ready to go to work for their new owner.  Gentle doesn’t even begin to describe them – they’re beyond easy to handle, whether you’re horseback, on foot, in a buggy, or on a 4-wheeler. They’ll even come trotting to a siren or a holler.  If you’re looking for a set of fancy replacement females with outstanding genetics, rock-solid health, and unbeatable disposition, these heifers are the kind that can build a herd around."  (84)

Addison Schneider – Fredericksburg
4 F-1 Golden Certified Tigerstripe heifers out of registered Brahman cows and a registered Rocking Chair Hereford bull.  They are bred to a low birthweight Knox Bothers Angus bull and expected to calve late January to early February. This is Addison's first year to consign an outstanding home grown group of heifers.  (85)

Sterling Schneider – Fredericksburg 
5 F-1 Golden Certified Tigerstripe yearling heifers. These heifers are out of registered  Brahman cows and a registered Rocking Chair Hereford bull.  They will be ready to go out with the bull of your choice when you get them home! This is Sterling's first year to consign an outstanding, home grown group of heifers.  (86)

Jett Weishuhn – San Angelo
8 Red Composite Heifers bred to a low birth weight Red Stabilizer Bull.  They are very gentle & cake broke.  (87)

Audey Henniger – Mason
5 Angus Heifers long bred to a registered Wagyu bull. They will be around 2 years of age and weigh from 900-1000 pounds in October.  (88)

Braylin Miller – Coleman
5 Black Angus heifers raised on the generations old Cow Creek Ranch in north Coleman County. These fancy black heifers were bred to an outstanding low birth weight, registered Bradley 3 Angus bull. These moderate framed, maternal heifers will sell at 7-8 months bred and be two years old when they have their first calf. Their gentle demeanor and trained ear for the siren makes them easy to call and move to other locations. They will be a great asset to any growing herd and look fabulous in your front pasture.   (89)

Jackson Fuller – Fredericksburg
4 Open Brangus heifers that will add value to your herd! These easy fleshing heifers came from Cavender Ranches and are big hipped, carry great bone, feminine, big volume and are efficient on feed. We are selling these as open coming yearlings that will be ready to breed with your bull of choice! They are progeny of DMR Express 415J34; which brings calving ease paired with high growth potential, strong carcass traits all in a moderate frame. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to own a stellar set of open heifers with a quiet temperament that will perform for you at a high level! (90)

Zaine Rhodes – Mason
5 Black Angus heifers from Smarr Angus Ranch from Tow, TX.  They are 18-24 months old and bred to a Black Angus bull from Smarr Angus Ranch.  (91)

Jaxon and Hunter Price - Mason
10 Two year old gentle Black Angus heifers raised by Reggie Loeffler from Mason.  They are bred to an easy calving Windy Bar Angus bull and will be calving January to February.   These beautiful ladies will make a great addition to any herd.  (92)

Lawrence Rowdy Ehrig – Gonzales
3 Crossbred heifers out of F-1 Braford cows and a Hereford bull.  They are bred to a registered Black Angus bull purchased from the Gardiner Angus Ranch in Kansas and on sale day they should be 5-6 months bred.  (93)

Taylor and Cali Bierschwale - Mason
8 Black baldie heifers, born in January 2024, were purchased from Rocker B Ranch in Barnhart, TX.  These heifers are bred to a proven low birth weight SimAngus bull which our family has used for 3 years without any calving difficulties.  Pregnancy was confirmed at 75 days post bull exposure by ultrasound and rechecked in September.  Approximate calving dates are mid-January to mid-February 2026.  (94)

Ainsley George – Coleman
4 Red Angus heifers medium bred to a low birth weight Hereford bull.  Gentle and eagerly come to feed, easy keepers.   (95)

Sterling Andrews - Llano
5 Polled Red Angus heifers exposed to our registered black Angus bull beginning in May.  These good framed heifers were 16 months old at the time of initial exposure.  They come to a feed truck siren and have a good temperament.  If red is your color have a look at these! (96)

Leah & Abbey Geistweidt - Doss
9 Fancy Red Angus heifers that are medium bred and naturally serviced by a registered Halfmann or RA Brown Ranch Red Angus low birth weight bull. Heifers are cube broke, very gentle, and one raising from Bar O Bar Ranches (Doss Tx) bloodlines. (97)

Anna Marie and Elizabeth Whitworth - Mason
10 Black Angus heifers that should start calving November 1 out of a Whitworth Ranch low birth weight Angus bull.  (98)

Tyley Simmons – Rising Star
5 Purebred Charolais heifers that are 18 months old and AI’d mid April to a low birth weight Charolais bull then cleaned up with a Red Angus bull. Big boned heifers.  (99)

William Goodwin - Liberty Hill
5 Black Angus heifers that are the front pasture kind. This set will be medium to long bred by a low birth weight, 44 Farms Angus bull, Full Measure, raised by Goodwin Cattle Co in Richland Springs. Don’t miss this set of productive, money-making heifers.  (100)

Karlie Goodwin - Liberty Hill
5 Black baldie heifers medium to long bred to a low birth weight, 44 Farms Angus bull “Full Measure” and raised by Goodwin Cattle Company in Richland Springs. These gentle, front pasture beauties are the deep body, easy fleshing type that will produce top quality offspring for years to come.  (101)

Heidi Jacoby - Melvin
5 Registered Black Angus heifers bred to calve January 2026. AI’d to a registered Black Angus bull with low birth, heavy muscle, and high growth EPD’s. Heifers have been easy keepers and gentle. Attractive to the eye with a strong line of cow family genetics running through them. (102)

Roy & Daphne Mews - Menard
6 Uniform Angus heifers, all ranch raised in Menard County.  The Heifers are sired by Bradley 3 Ranch bulls and bred to a low birth weight Angus bull to calve in January or February 2026.  They are very gentle and come to cake and the pickup horn.  (103)

Addisyn, Avery & Logan Quinn
12 Angus heifers all home raised. They should start calving November 1st and are bred to Whitworth Ranch Angus bulls.  (104)

Connor & Sutton Smith – Fredericksburg
10 Fancy one raising set of Super Baldie black white face heifers that came off the McGinley Ranch out of Tigerstripe cows and Hales Ranch Angus bulls.  Heifers will be selling as long bred to a proven calving ease Angus bull.  They are very gentle and will eat out of your hands.   (105)

Adler Goehring – Burnet
5 Solid commercial Brangus/Angus cross heifers, 24 months old, raised on the Goebel Ranch in Shelby, Texas. They’ve been running with a low birth weight Angus bull and later with a low birth weight Santa Gertrudis bull, so they’ll be long bred and ready to work. A good, dependable set of young females.  (106)

Rustyn, Wyatt & Charli Jo Fuchs – Brady
14 Brangus heifers bred to a registered low birth weight Red Angus bull.   They are fancy. (107)

Jack & Jace Stewardson – San Saba
10 Fleshy, fancy Angus heifers that will be 5-6 months bred on sale day. This big set of heifers are bred to a low birth weight registered Angus bull. With a horn or siren, sack or feeder, you can get these cattle to go anywhere you want them to go.  These gentle heifers are the kind of cattle that you will be proud to own.  (108)

Ian McKinnerney – Richland Springs
6 Open Ultra-Black Heifers out of McKinnerney Brangus Bulls and Angus Cows.  (109)

Cass Dutton – Mason
5 One raising set of Red Angus heifers that will be selling as long bred to a low birth weight Peacefull Hills Angus bull.  Heifers are cake broke and will follow you anywhere.  Current on all shots.   (110)

Reece Evans – Mason
5 One raising set of English black white face heifers that will be selling as long bred to a low birth weight Angus bull for easy calving.  Heifers are big and stout and will eat out of your hand.  Don’t miss out on this set of extremely gentle heifers that will fit any program.  (111)

Weston Simpson – Fredonia
5 Two year old fancy choice Angus cross heifers bred to a proven low birth weight Red Angus bull.  Bull was turned out with heifers April 1.  Heifers will average 1100 lbs, not carrying any brands and are up to date on vaccines.  They are super gentle, and cake broke. (112)