Consignments include:

Whitman & Hudson Leverett - Llano
8 Red Angus heifers raised on Stillwaters Ranch in Llano, TX. All of the heifers were bred to a low birth weight Angus bull raised by Haverlah Ranches. The heifers were synced up and put in with the bull in late January of this year. The heifers will be two years old when they have their first calves. They're gentle, friendly, and come to a siren or horn. They will be the front pasture kind. (1)

Sterling Andrews- Llano
5 Registered Hereford Heifers off the TT Ranch.  These fancy registered Hereford heifers are broke to the feed truck with good bone and iconic Hereford style.  Exposed to our registered Black Angus bull since mid April.  The bull has earned his stay at our ranch with low birth weight calves and birthing ease we've appreciated year after year, paired with his docile nature.  Here is your chance for a set of quality black baldie calves and hybrid vigor to go any direction you choose.  (2)

Brody and Scotlyn Kroll – Mason
10 Commercial Angus heifers long bred to a low birth weight Angus bull owned by Hank Kimbriel.  These heifers were exposed to the bull mid April.  They are stout, come to cake, and will be an amazing addition to any herd. (3)

Mason Rogers - Cherokee
4 Brangus and one Brangus baldie heifer long bred to a proven Wagyu cross heifer bull. These heifers are big solid framed girls. They are set to calve at the end of November of 2024. Bull was turned in 2/13/2024.  (4)

Taytum & Channing Chambless - Menard
6 Commercial Red Angus heifers that were sired by Red Angus bulls and Red Angus Cows. The heifers will be 18 months of age in October and have been exposed to a Corriente bull for 120 days. Heifers calving date will be February - June. They are cake broke and very gentle to handle.  (5)

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.  The heifers were synchronized and exposed to low birth weight Red SimAngus bulls from Bar B Simmentals in Muenster, Texas.  They will be approximately 2 years old in February of 2024 when they start calving. These heifers are ready to step in and improve your herd.  (6)

Layna Ottmers – Fredericksburg
4 Commercial Red Beefmaster Heifers raised on the Bill Botard ranch in Alice Texas and exposed to a low birth weight Beefmaster bull February 1st. They have been cleaned up by a low birth weight Angus bull and should calve in mid November. These fancy heifers would be a great addition to any herd.  (7)

Emma Faye Osbourn – Llano
5 Fancy Super Black Baldie Heifers 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.  (8)

Bryli Edmondson - San Saba
5 Red Angus bred heifers that were born in South Dakota and have been here in Texas since early Spring. All the heifers are bred to a solid Black Corriente bull which was turned in on April 4, 2024. They should calve in December 2024 or January 2025 as 2 year olds. They are front pasture kind of cattle. (9)

Roan Moore – Mason
5 Red Angus heifers that were sired by a stout and complete Red Angus bull from Jennings Ventures Cattle Company and born to high quality Red Angus cows from the RA Brown Ranch.  All five heifers are bred, by artificial insemination on April 27, 2024, to Brown JYJ Redemption Y1334 (“Redemption”).  Redemption is a $140,000, proven calving-ease bull, and remains one of the Red Angus breed’s “go-to” bulls for heifer breeding projects.  He spent four years at the top of the Red Angus leaderboard for number of calves registered, and has an outstanding legacy of balanced EPD’s, highly functional daughters.  The heifers should calve around February 1, 2025.  (10)

Alexis Moore – Mason
5 Red Angus heifers that were sired by a stout and complete Red Angus bull from Jennings Ventures Cattle Company and born to high quality Red Angus cows from the RA Brown Ranch.  Two of the heifers are bred, by artificial insemination on April 27, 2024, to Brown JYJ Redemption Y1334 (“Redemption”).  Redemption is a $140,000, proven calving ease bull, and remains one of the Red Angus breed’s “go-to” bulls for heifer breeding projects.  He spent four years at the top of the Red Angus leaderboard for number of calves registered, and has an outstanding legacy of balanced EPD, highly functional daughters.  The other three heifers are bull bred (May 2024) by a yearling cover bull from Jennings Ventures Cattle Company.  The calving-ease bull is in the top 1% of the Red Angus breed for marbling and top 4% of the Red Angus Profitability and Sustainability (ProS) index (an all-purpose index).  The heifers should calve between late January and early March 2025. (11)

O’Dan Wright – Menard
5 Head in which 4 are baldies & one 1 Black Angus. All ranch raised and out of Hill Country Youth Commercial Heifer Sale mamas from the past years. Sired by a low birthweight Powell Hereford bull.  (12)

Linah Wright – Menard
4 Heifers in which 2 are Black Angus and 2 are Angus Cross heifers.  They are all ranch raised and out of HCYHSS mamas that we have kept over the years past. This group has proven to be very drought tolerant and become great mamas.  (13)

Bronwyn Underwood – Mason
4 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 on 4/26/24 to a Haverlah bloodline, low birthweight Angus bull. These heifers are stout, fancy, gentle, and hard to let go. Sibs to last year's Hill Country Youth Champions.  (14)

Ethan Hemphill – Coleman
5 Angus heifers that are one raising & coming 2 years old.  They were exposed March 19^th 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 +15 Calving Ease, with excellent growth and carcass EPD’s. Gentle and broke to feed pickup and current on all vaccines and Dectomax.  (15)

Ella LeRoux – Fredericksburg
5 ¾ Black Angus, ¼ Simmental heifers born January/February 2023 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 September 2024. 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.  (16)

Hadley Hemphill – Coleman
4 Angus heifers that are one raising & coming 2 years old and were exposed March 19^th to April 19th 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 +15 Calving Ease, with excellent growth and carcass EPD’s. Gentle and broke to feed pickup and current on all vaccines and Dectomax.  (17)

Sailor Richardson – San Angelo
3 head of 22 month old Certified F-1 Braford heifers that were 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 have been ultra sounded to calve in January and February to a low birth weight Halfmann Ranch Red Angus bull. Matching heifers from this group are being offered by her brother West, and her cousins, the Kingman siblings.  (18)

West Richardson - San Angelo
4 head of 22 month old Certified F-1 Braford heifers that were 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 have been ultra sounded to calve in January and February to a low birth weight Halfmann Ranch Red Angus bull. Matching heifers from this group are being offered by his sister Sailor, and his cousins, the Kingman siblings.  (19)

Brynn Kingman - San Angelo
4 head of 22 month old Certified F-1 Braford heifers that were 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 have been ultra sounded to calve in January and February to a low birth weight Halfmann Ranch Red Angus bull. Matching heifers from this group are being offered by her brothers Kyle and Walker, and her cousins, the Richardson siblings.  (20)

Kyle Kingman – San Angelo
4 head of 22 month old Certified F-1 Braford heifers that were 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 have been ultra sounded to calve in January and February to a low birth weight Halfmann Ranch Red Angus bull. Matching heifers from this group are being offered by his siblings, Brynn and Walker, and his cousins, the Richardson siblings.   (21)

Walker Kingman – San Angelo
4 head of 22 month old Certified F-1 Braford heifers that were 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 have been ultra sounded to calve in January and February to a low birth weight Halfmann Ranch Red Angus bull. Matching heifers from this group are being offered by his siblings, Kyle and Brynn, and his cousins, the Richardson siblings.  (22)

Rhett Robinson – Llano
4 Commercial Brahman heifers purchased from Mickey Exler in Lexington, Texas. Since acquisition in April of 2024, heifers have been pastured raised with Klein grass on Rhett’s grandfather’s ranch. In addition, they have been supplemented with 20 percent cubes daily. They have been hand fed, and as a result, are extremely gentle. Heifers have been exposed to a commercial grade horned Hereford bull for sixty days (July 1 - Sept 1) for spring 2025 calving.   (23)

Jase & Rhett Miller - Llano
6 Angus heifers bred by Haverlah Ranch. Three of these heifers are registered, the other three are out of registered stock, but not registered themselves. Heifers were exposed for 90 days March-May 2024 to a registered Angus bull from Haverlah Ranch/Bradley 3 Ranch. He ranks top 30% calving ease, top 35% low birth weights, top 25% carcass weights and top 10% in marbling. These heifers are moderate framed, gentle and have been selected for maternal genetics to improve a herd.  (24)

Clancy & Ruby Osbourn – Llano
10 Fancy home raised SimAngus heifers that will be selling as long bred to a low birth weight Angus bull for easy calving. Heifers are extremely gentle and will eat out of your hand. Don’t miss out on this set of big and stout heifers that will make a great set of momma cows.  (25)

Kolton and Kinley Wenzel—Mason
10 Fancy hard to find Red Brangus heifers that are the deep bodied, thick made with plenty of leather and bone. They will make hardy momma cows with excellent maternal and milking capabilities. These heifers were bred to a low birth weight Red SimAngus bull and should start calving December 2024.  (26)

Knox Wenzel- Mason
5 Super black white face Heifers. This fancy set of heifers come off the Jim Heath Ranch. They were sired out of Schmidt Hereford bulls. They are bred to a low birth weight Angus bull and should start calving mid December 2024.  They are no doubt the easy keeping kind that will raise soft, easy fleshing calves that will fetch a premium come sale time.  (27)

Stone Wenzel – Mason
5 Commercial Brangus heifers that are deep bodied, soggy made, easy fleshing kind!  They are big boned with great muscle expression.  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 March 1^st.  Heifers will be 2+ when calves hit the ground.  (28)

Allye Crumpton – San Angelo
3 Fancy Red Angus Heifers born in San Angelo and raised from 9 months by Crumpton Cattle Company. These almost 2 year olds were turned in with our own Wagyu bull from Sugar Mountain Cattle Company in mid April for 90 days.  This bull has been proven to produce low birth weight and fast growing calves for over three years. These pretty girls are stout, cake broke, easy to handle and ready to make you a proud owner.  (29)

Landrye Crumpton – San Angelo
4 Quality Red Angus Heifers born in San Angelo and raised from 9 months by Crumpton Cattle Company. Our very own Wagyu bull from Sugar Mountain Cattle Company was turned in with the gentle almost 2 year olds in mid April for 90 days. You will not be disappointed with the low birth weight and fast growing calves this bull produces. These fancy girls are stout, cake broke, easy to handle and ready to make your pasture classy.  (30)

Kamille Walker – Mason
5 Long bred pure English Baldies. These females originated from registered Angus females and registered Hereford bulls from the Luling Foundation Ranch. Super gentle, moderate, and pelvic scored for your peace of mind. They will calve starting in November to a proven low birth weight Haverlah bred Angus bull. If you are getting into the business or already an elite producer this group of females will highlight your program.  (31)

Taylor, Matthew and Cali Bierschwale - Mason
11 Black baldie heifers bred to a proven low birth weight bull (3/4 Black Simmental 1/4 Angus from Shady Oaks Farms, Clark Behrends, Fredericksburg, TX). These 11 head were part of an original group of 20 heifers exposed to this bull for 65 days and subsequently pregnancy checked at 3-4 months, resulting in a 95% conception rate. Heifers were born in September and early October 2022 and are due to calve December 1, 2024 – February 5, 2025 at 2+ years of age. A very uniform set of deep bodied, wide chested, structurally sound and easy fleshing heifers who are calm, good natured and easy to handle.(32)

Kinsley McPherson – Mound
5 Long bred Angus heifers AI Bred to 44 HayDay 008 on 2/8/24 with an anticipated calving date of 11/17/24. This powerful set of solid black heifers were home raised on the Hopson Ranch in Mound, Texas. Hopson cattle are consistently sired by some of the leading bulls in the Angus breed and this uniform set were hand picked from a proven cow herd that has been developed with fertility, growth, and carcass quality in mind. They were AI bred to 44 HayDay 008 on 2/8/24 and palpated to confirm pregnancy on 5/21/24. 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 bull, 44 Farms Angus Bull 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. Calves should hit the ground around November 17th. This outstanding pen of females has been bred for generations to be efficient and adaptable to the Texas environment and will make an excellent addition to any operation.  Don’t miss out on this opportunity to add proven genetics to your herd today!(33)

Aubree Long – Mound
5 Beautifully designed Super Baldie heifers that were sourced from the 87 Ranch, Tom Johnson, located in Wortham, TX. I purchased this pen of 5 heifers from my grandad, David Hopson, on April 20, 2024. The heifers were AI bred on February 8, 2024, to 44 Farms Angus Bull Hayday 008. These long bred heifers are safe in calf to low birth weight, high marbling 44 Farms and Wilks Angus Ranch bulls. They were palpated on May 21, 2024, and are expected to calve early to mid December. As we sorted through several heifers, we observed this particular pen to be extremely gentle. If you are looking for top quality cows that will eat out of your hand and produce calves that will bring a premium on sale day, these are the heifers to add to your herd. They are the ranchers’ kind.  (34)

Anna McPherson – Mound
5 Long Bred Super Baldie heifers AI Bred to 44 HayDay 008 on 2/8/24 PE 2/8/24 to 4/17/24 with an anticipated calving date of November 17, 2024.  They were raised on the Tom Johnson 87 Ranch in Wortham, Texas, these Super Baldie heifers are out of Golden Certified F-1 Tigerstripe cows and top of the line 44 Farms Angus sires. These fancy females are optimum sized with a solid muscle pattern and perfect structure. They were AI bred to 44 Farms Angus Bull HayDay 008 on February 8th at the Hopson Ranch and cleaned up with proven calving ease sires through April 17th. Based on palpation performed May 21st, all five checked safe in calf and I am confident that the AI 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 begin calving around November 17th. 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!  (35)

Olivia Long – Mound
5 Black baldie heifers purchased from my grandad, David Hopson, on April 20, 2024. They are out of Angus cross black white face cows and sired by registered Angus bulls. We AI bred these top quality heifers to 44 Farms Angus Bull Hayday 008, on February 8, 2024. Hayday is a double-digit calving ease (CED +14), with a high marbling EPD of +1.67 (top 1% in the breed). The heifers were then turned out with other low birth weight, high marbling bulls from 44 Farms and Wilks Angus Ranch, for cleanup. These long bred heifers were palpated on May 21, 2024, and are expected to calve early to mid-December. These heifers have that “Mama Cow” look that we all love and should raise the kind of calves you will be proud of for years to come.  (36)

Allie McPherson – Mound
5 Long bred Super Baldie heifers PE 2/8/24 to 4/17/24 with an anticipated calving date of December 2024. Sourced from Tom Johnson’s 87 Ranch in Wortham, TX, these long bodied heifers are clean fronted with powerful muscle and a near perfect structure. They are both well balanced and feminine. Originating from Golden Certified F-1 Tigerstripe cows and 44 Farms sires, they back up their appearance with industry leading breeding. They come from top end Angus genetics and were AI bred on February 8, 2024 to 44 Farms Angus Bull HayDay 008 and cleaned up with low birth weight and high marbling 44 Farms and Wilks Angus Ranch sires on the Hopson Ranch in Mound, TX. These heifers were palpated on May 21st and all five checked safe in calf. This is a high-quality pen that you will want to invest in!  (37)

Noah Hopson - Mound
5 High quality Angus “Super Baldie” heifers were sourced from the Tom Johnson Ranch in Wortham and raised in the heart of Central Texas. They were synchronized and AI bred to 44 Farms Angus Bull Hayday 008 on 2/8/24 and then hauled to grass for clean up with low birth weight, high marbling 44 Farms and Wilks Ranch Angus bulls. They were palpated 5/21/24 to confirm pregnancy and have an anticipated calving date of 12/17/24.  The Hopson Family has been producing cattle in Mound, Texas for generations. Second, third and fourth generations are all actively involved in this family farming and ranching operation. The Hopson Ranch takes pride in proven quality genetics, feminine characteristics, straight toplines and strong hips in their herd.  This uniform group of five heifers will make a great addition to any herd and should raise you outstanding calves year after year. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add these future money makers to your operation!   (38)

Tate Morgan – Llano
5 Brangus/Angus cross heifers born from Roland Rode's commercial herd of Brangus/Angus Cross cows and sired by a Red SimAngus bull from Bar B Ranch in Muenster, TX. These heifers are bred to a 44 Farms genetics Charolais low birth weight bull.  (39)

Ainsley George – Coleman
3 Heifers that were born in 2023 that are all out of Crossbred cows we own and a low birth weight Hereford bull.   These 3 heifers are very gentle and are fed by hand.   They are fed 18% protein cattle cubes and graze on native and Kleingrass pasture.  They have been Bangs vaccinated and surgically dehorned.  All 3 heifers are currently on annual vaccinations and parasite control.  They have been exposed to a low birth weight BJD Hereford Bull since June 1, and will be pregnancy checked prior to being sold.    (40)

Gavin Pearce – Brady
5 Commercial Red Angus heifers that were sired by a Pharo Red Angus low birth weight bull to Angus cows. All the heifers were bred to a different Pharo Red Angus low birth weight bull. Three of the five heifers have calved. The bull was reintroduced to the heifers on September 1, 2024.  (41)

Caitlyn Burch – Menard
5 Home raised Brahman heifers that are bred to a proven polled Hereford bull from Sandhill Farms in Kansas. They will calve as two year olds starting January 2025. My heifers are gentle and will come to a siren. This group of fancy heifers will raise outstanding calves for many years.  (42)

Rodee Brooks – Mason
5 Angus Heifers that will definitely be the front pasture type of cattle.  Cattle came from Smarr Angus out of Llano, Texas. Sired by EXAR Jet Black Angus bull and bred to EXAR Grenade Angus bull.  They are very gentle and will come to cake and can be moved horseback.   (43)

Laila Hatfield - Mason
5 English Black Baldie heifers that are all one raising, gentle, cake broke, and siren broke.  The heifers are bred to a Probst Farms low birth weight Angus bull and due to calve this December as two year olds.(44)

Sydney & Eli Geistweidt – Doss
10 Red SimAngus long bred Heifers that are 2 years old.  Heifers were sired by RA Brown Red Angus Bulls and born to Commercial Red SimAngus Cows from Bar-O-Bar Ranches, Inc. They were turned out with a proven low birth weight RA Brown Red Angus Bull in mid February for 90 days and should calve between November 2024 and February 2025. 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.  (45)

Vala & Cain Stevenson – Llano
9 Black motley face heifers born from Roland Rode’s commercial herd of Brangus cross cows in Llano, TX.  All heifers were synchronized and exposed in March 2024 to low birth weight Red SimAngus bulls form Bar B Simmentals in Muenster, TX and expected to start calving in February 2025.  (46)

Zaine Rhodes – Lohn
3 Commercial heifers that are 18-20 months old. These heifers are sired by EXAR JET BLACK 9174 Angus bull. They are bred to EXAR GRENADE 9152B Angus bull.  My heifers came from Smarr Angus.  (47)

Benjamin Burch – Menard
5 Tigerstripe heifers that are very gentle and easy to work. They are bred to a proven calving ease polled Hereford bull from Sandhill Farms in Kansas. They will start calving the first part of January. They are very good and don’t require much work besides feed. Overall these heifers are exactly what you need to add to or start your herd.   (48)

Fisher Bradley – Mason
5 Brangus heifers that came off the Hickory Sand Ranch in Mason TX. These heifers are bred to a low birth weight Brangus bull. The bull was turned out on April 5th and pulled off June 20th. This is a high quality set of heifers that will perform very well in any commercial operation.  (49)

Tanner Bradley – Mason
5 Brangus heifers that are bred to a low birth weight Brangus bull.  The bull was put with the heifers on April 5th and taken off June 20th. I purchased the heifers from Hickory Sand Ranch. These heifers should calve in February or March.  They will be a great improvement to any herd.   (50)

Hunter Bradley – Mason
5 Commercial Brangus heifers that came off the Hickory Sand Ranch in Mason, TX. These heifers were turned out on April 5th and bred to a low birth weight Brangus bull. These heifers were turned out with 16 other high quality heifers and were hand picked for this show. These are extremely high quality gentle heifers that would be an amazing addition to any operation. (51)

Conner & Sutton Smith – Fredericksburg
10 Home raised Angus heifers that will be selling as long bred to a proven low birth weight Angus bull for easy calving. Heifers are easy to handle and very gentle. Don’t miss on this set of productive females that will fit any program.  (52)

Anna Marie & Elizabeth Whitworth & Walker Ince – Mason
15 One raising set of Angus heifers that are bred to a low birth weight Angus bull for 45 days.  They ran with the bulls from mid February through March.  (53)

Adler Goehring – Burnet
5 Commercial Brangus/Angus cross heifers that are 19 months and come from the Goebel Ranch in Shelby, Texas.  They have been exposed to a low birth weight Santa Gertrudis Bull since May 1st. (54)

Suttyn Smith – Mason
4 Angus cross open heifers that were sired by Express Ranch Angus bulls and born to SSSS Cattle Company F-1 Tigerstripe cows. This herd was started by Suttyn’s family in 2022.  This set has not been bred yet.(55)

Augustus Sexton – Cost
4 Black baldies out of Sexton Cattle Company Elite Hereford and Angus genetics that are 40 years in the making. These 24 month old heifers are long bred to start calving November 13, 2024 to Sexton Hollywood 2S27, a 323 $C Angus bull, AAA registration number 20543254. The heifers will make exceptional cows and be profitable for the buyer.  (56)

Kael Watson – Fredericksburg
3 Red Baldie heifers that are long bred to Cross F Brangus bull since mid February.  Heifers come when they are called or see the truck and love the cubes.  They were purchased from Jim Heath, Mason Co Partners were sired by Schmidt and Barber Hereford bulls.  (57)

Seth Watson – Fredericksburg,
4 Hereford heifers long bred to Cross F Brangus Bull since early February.  They will come when called.  Heifers were purchased January 1^st from J&J Cattle Co.   (58)

Flora Appleton - Richland Springs
5 Fancy Red Angus heifers that are top of the line northern genetics born and raised here in central Texas. Heifers are bred to solid Black Corriente bulls. Don’t miss your chance to own these deep bodied, easy fleshing heifers.  (59)

Tanner Reichenau – Brady
5 Angus/Hereford cross heifers, 22 months old, long bred to a registered low birth weight UltraBlack bull owned by Hickory Sands Ranch. These heifers were purchased from the Luling Foundation and are out of Luling Foundation commercial Angus cows and registered Barber Ranch Hereford bulls. Don't miss this set of big, stout and extremely gentle heifers that will make super producers for many years.   (60)

Jaxson Reichenau – Brady
5 Brangus heifers, 22 months old 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 the top of the Brangus cows from 96 Cattle Cattle Co, Tommy Brandenberger, Hallettsville, Texas and Jasik Hay Farm, Pleasanton, Texas.  (61)

William Goodwin - Liberty Hill
5 Fancy registered Angus heifers that are the “front pasture” kind. This set will be selling as long bred, sired by low birth weight 44 Farms Angus bull “Full Measure” raised by Goodwin Cattle Co in Richland Springs. Don’t miss this set of gentle, productive, money making kind of heifers.  All will be sold with registration paperwork for the new owner.  (62)

Gage and Riley Falkner - San Saba
10 Quality Black Angus heifers. This hardy set of heifers are gentle and long bred to a low birth weight Angus 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.  (63)

Cass Dutton – Mason
5 High quality Black Angus heifers. My heifers have been exposed to a low birth weight Red Angus bull from February 10th to August 2^nd.   Heifers are fed cow cake three times a week on a 200 acre place on Leon Creek road.  My heifers all weigh around 1100 lbs and were all born September 2022.    (64)

Della Ray Osbourn – Mason
5 Beefmaster/Brangus cross heifers raised on the Botard Ranch just south of Alice, Tx.  Heifers are bred to calve at two years old.  The heifers have great frame and volume and will be calving out of calving ease registered Angus sires from Mid Continent Farms. 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.  (65)

Audey Henniger- Mason
5 Motley faced heifers out of Tigerstripe cows &  Angus bulls off of the Rafter 7L ranch. They are short bred to a Jared Whitworth low birth weight Angus bull. These Heifers should calve from February to April of 2025.   (66)

Ruby Hills – Mason
5 Black Angus heifers that are 20 months old.  These Black Angus heifers are sired by Donop Cattle of Pear Valley, Texas. They have been artificially inseminated on April 27, 2024 by GAR Sure Fire Angus bull of Select Sires who are a highly proven sire with standout traits. They were also with a bull of outstanding quality from Jennings Ventures Cattle Company. They are all ultra sounded and are due to calf on Feb-March 2025.  (67)

Hudson Lochte – Fredericksburg
4 Angus heifers bred to Brahman bulls.  Heifers are first class and the front pasture kind.  They are ultra deep bodied, soggy made & the easy fleshing kind.  They have plenty of leather and are heavy boned with tremendous muscle expression.  There is no question they will make cows that efficiently produce extremely marketable offspring.  (68)

Hewston Lochte – Fredericksburg
4 Commercial Brahman replacement heifers that are 2 years old bred to Brahman bulls.  This unbelievable set of heifers have tremendous bone & depth of body thickness.  They will make someone a great foundation to start a herd with or just looking to replace some older stock.  (69)

Carlton and Camille Schmidt – Mason
8 Black Sim/Angus cross heifers ranch raised in Mason County.  Heifers are deep bodied and stout, yet gentle and carry the maternal characteristics that are guaranteed to provide economic advantage to your herd.  Sourced from the reputable Roger Jordan ranch of Mason, TX, these girls are influenced with Simental/Angus genetics including Sydgen, Foremost, and Black Canyon.  Heifers were confirmed bred in late April and will be calving as two years old in a tight November through December window.  Bred to a proven Jim Heath low birth weight, Black Angus bull, expect rest easy, unassisted calving.  (70)