10th Annual Hill Country Youth Commercial Heifer Sale 
*Wednesday, October 18, 2023 at 10:00 AM | San Saba

The Hill Country Youth Commercial heifer Sale provides youth in the Texas Hill Country with the opportunity to raise and sell commercial heifers.  Money from the heifer sale goes back to project participants.  Scholarships are also made available to participants.
If you can't attend the sale, you can donate to the scholarship fund or buy a raffle ticket.  Each raffle ticket enters you in a drawing for one of three chances to win.  Three winners will each receive a group of five Angus plus heifers. 
For the Cattle and kids, we hop you can join us for this special Wednesday Sale.



Carlton and Camille Schmidt – Mason
12 Fancy black & baldie heifers that are coming 2 year olds born to Jim Heath commercial Angus cows & Sired by a Barber Ranch Hereford bull. They are super sweet and come running to a horn and siren with gentle dispositions. Running with an easy calving Jim Heath Angus bull since mid February.(1)



Beau, Lila & Keaton Debault - Llano
15 Fancy shiny Black and Black Baldie heifers palpated 9/5/23, spring calving bred to a low birth weight 44 Farms Angus bull. Don't miss this set.  Debault Livestock is bringing 15 of these fancy bred heifers also.(2)



Sterling Andrews- Llano
5 Fancy Black Heifers that were turned in with our own registered Angus bull, BCC Absolute 701, at the end of April on our own ranch. These heifers are gentle in temperament, the same can be said about the bull.  They come to a siren and will make a great addition to anyone's herd.  (3)



Ralston Boswell - San Saba
4 Black baldie heifers that were raised on the Phil Sloan & Boswell Ranch in San Saba, Texas. Heifers are from a Black Angus bull and maternal side can be traced to Schmidt and Barber Herefords. The heifers were all bred to a low birth weight Red Angus bull that was raised by Michael Looney of Abernathy, Texas. All four heifers were synced and put with the bull in April of this year. Heifers have a good disposition and come to feed. They will be over two years old when calving and will be a good addition to any herd. (4)



Gage and Riley Falkner – San Saba
10 Quality Black Angus heifers raised from the Bar Z Ranch with Donop Angus bloodlines. This hardy set of heifers are gentle and long bred to a low birth weight Mallett Sim-Maine-Angus bull. This slick set of heifers will come to a feed sack or cake feeder and would be a great asset to any herd. (5)



Emma Faye Osbourn – Llano
5 Fancy Super Black Baldie polled heifers that are bred to a low birth weight Black Angus bull. 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.  (6)



Harper & Braedyn Morgan – Llano
10 Fancy Black Angus cross heifers born and raised by Lee Knox in Abilene, TX. These pretty ladies were synced up in March and turned out with a low birth weight Brangus bull from the A.D. Kothmann Ranch in Mason, TX in April. Very gentle. Will come when called and will follow you anywhere! They would be a great addition to any herd and will look great out in your pasture!  (7)



Tate Morgan – Llano
5
Black white face (Angus Hereford cross) heifers born and raised by Lee Knox in Abilene, TX. These ladies were synced up in March and placed with a low birth weight Brangus bull from the A.D. Kothmann Ranch in Mason, TX in April. Heifers are gentle. Will come when called. These ladies would be a great addition to any herd and will look great in your pasture!  (8)



Roy and Daphne Mews – Menard
10
Angus heifers that are all ranch raised in Menard County.  Heifers are sired by Bradley 3 Ranch bulls and bred to a low birth weight Bradley 3 Ranch bull beginning March for a January or February 2024 calf.(9)



Stone Wenzel – Mason
3 fancy black Angus heifers that are one raising and sired out of 44 Farms Angus bulls.  Heifers are exposed to a low birth weight Angus bull.  They are gentle and will come to feed.  (10)



Kinley, Wenzel & Kolton Wenzel – Mason
9 fancy Red Angus heifers that are gentle and will come to feed.  Heifers are bred to a low birth weight Angus bull.  Great set to add to your herd.  (11)



Knox Wenzel - Mason 
4 Fancy Black Angus heifers bred to a low birth weight Angus bull.  Heifers came off the Coward Ranch and were sired by 44 Farms Angus bulls.  They are stout, gentle and will come to feed.   (12)



Sydney Geistweidt – Doss
5 Red SimAngus two year old heifers sired by RA Brown Red Angus and 5L 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 late February for 90 days and should calve this winter. These girls are the front pasture kind that will raise a big calf and make you proud to own them. They are cake broke and gentle as can be.  (13)



Eli Geistweidt – Doss
5 Red SimAngus two year old heifers sired by RA Brown Red Angus and 5L 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 late February for 90 days and should calve this winter.  These fancy girls will be the talk of the town and will raise a big calf to make it worth your while. (14)



Della Ray Osbourn - Mason
5 Angus/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 a calving ease registered Black polled Beefmaster bull that ranks in the top 3% of the Beefmaster breed for calving ease.  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 a great set of momma cows.  (15)



Mason & Laila Hatfield – Mason
10 Heifers in which there are 5 black baldie & 5 Black Angus that will be long bred to a low birth weight Probst Farms Black Angus bull. All of the heifers are gentle, easy to handle, cake broke and siren broke.  A very nice set of commercial heifers that will benefit anyone’s cattle program. (16)



Kamryn Loeffler – Mason
5 Commercial black baldie heifers bred to a Hank Kimbriel low birth weight Angus bull. They were exposed to the bull March 1st. Heifers are very gentle and will come to cake. (17)



Tyley Simmons – Rising Star
5 Fancy purebred, home-raised Charolais heifers hand picked out of a group of 80 hd. They were time AI’d on May 1st to a registered Wagyu bull then cleaned up with a Wagyu bull for 45 days. These are front pasture kind that will make excellent cows!   (18)



Benjamin Burch – Menard
5 Long aged Brahman heifers that are “old man gentle”. They are bred to a proven calving ease polled Hereford bull from Sandhill Farms in Kansas. They will start calving on the 1st of December. They are very hearty and will thrive in the summer heat. Overall, these heifers are exactly what you need to add to or start your herd.  (19)



Caitlyn Burch – Menard
5 Santa Gertrudis/Hereford cross (Star Five) heifers are bred to a proven polled Hereford bull from Sandhill Farms in Kansas. They will calve as two year olds starting December 2023.  Heifers are real gentle and will follow you anywhere. This group of fancy heifers will raise outstanding calves for many years.  (20)



Linah Jo Wright – Menard
5 Black Angus heifers bred to a low birth weight Angus bull to calve January to March 2024.  They are cake broke and easy keepers.  (21)



O’Dan Wright – Menard
5 Charolais cross heifers bred to a low birth weight Red Angus bull. These heifers are very gentle and drought tolerant. They will make excellent mamma’s early next year.  (22)



Makenzie, Kallan and Augustus Wright – Menard
9 Commercial Angus heifers that are ranch raised from family Angus cows started by their great grandfather Carl Kothmann in Menard, Texas.  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.  Heifers should calve easy from January to March 2024 and be productive mothers to improve a herd.  (23)



Channing Chambless – Menard
3 Open Red Angus heifers that were born February to April 2022. They are out of low birth weight Red Angus bulls and Red Angus cows. They are extremely gentle, cake broke and will follow you wherever you lead them. They have been handled horseback and on foot as well. These heifers are open and will be 18-20 months of age at sale time ready for a bull of your choice. (24)



Taytum Chambless – Menard
3 Open Red Angus heifers that are out of Red Angus cows and low birth weight Angus bulls.  They will be 20 months of age by sale day and ready for a bull of your choice. These heifers are cake, siren or sack broke, and can be worked on horseback, or on foot.  Super easy to handle. (25)



Bronwyn & O'Brian Underwood – Mason
10 long bred, Black Baldie heifers hand selected from the Luling Foundation out of Barber Ranch registered Hereford bulls & Luling Foundation Angus cows. Heifers confirmed sonogram bred on 4/20/23 to a Haverlah bloodline, low birth weight Angus bull. These heifers are stout, gentle, fancy, and ready to make your ranch their home.  (26)



Reagan & Reese Rode – Llano
10
Black motley face heifers born from Roland Rode's commercial herd of Brangus cross cows in Llano, Texas.  The heifers were synchronized and exposed to low birth weight Red SimAngus bulls from Bar B Simmentals in Muenster, Texas.  They are expected to start calving in January of 2024. The heifers are horn trained and docile.  (27)



Hadley Hemphill – Coleman
4 Heifers in which three are Angus and one black baldie that are 2 years old.  Heifers were bred in March to early April to a proven low birth weight 44 Farms bull with excellent carcass traits.  His EPD’s will be available at the sale.  Bull or heifer calves should be excellent quality.  Broke to feed and current on all vaccines and wormed with Dectomax.  (28)



Ethan Hemphill – Coleman
4 Angus one raising set of heifers that are two years old and bred in March to early April to a proven low birth weight 44 Farms bull with excellent carcass traits.  His EPD’s will be available at the sale.  Bulls or heifer calves should be excellent quality.  Broke to feed and current on all vaccines and wormed with Dectomax.(29)



Clancy Osbourn – Llano
5 Fancy one raising set of super badlie heifers that were purchased from the Lulling foundation. Heifers will be selling as long bred to a low birth weight Angus bull.   Heifers are big, stout and are very gentle. These are hard to find so don’t miss your chance to own this set of heifers.   (30)



Whitman & Hudson Leverett – Llano
8 Fancy one raising set of commercial Hereford heifers. They were synced up and AI’d to a Gardiner Ranch Angus (Hometown) a low birth weight purebred Angus bull, and had a low birth weight Angus bull for 60 days from Haverlah Ranches as a cleanup. You’re going to want these where your neighbor can see them…they are pretty.  (31)



Ruby Osbourn – Llano
5 Fancy one raising set of purebred Red Angus heifers that will be selling as long bred to a low birth weight Black Angus bull.  Heifers are very gentle, moderate frame and will make a productive set of females.  Don’t miss out on these front pasture kind.  (32)



Kalen & Olivia Langehennig – Mason
10 Angus heifers that were synced mid-February. They were bred to a low birth weight 44 Enhance Genetics Angus bull and will calve as young 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.  (33)



Hewston & Hudson Lochte – Fredericksburg
8
Commercial Brahman heifers that are 3 years old and have been exposed to a low birth weight Brangus bull since March.  What an unbelievable set of 3 year old heifers with tremendous bone, depth of body and thickness.  This set of heifers would make a great foundation to start a herd with or just looking to replace some older stock.  (34)



Ella LeRoux – Fredericksburg
5 Red Angus/ Black Angus/Simmental cross (1/2 Red Angus, 3/8 Black Angus & 1/8 Simmental) heifers born January & February 2022 on Dr. Daniel J. Fritz, DVM Ranch in Fredericksburg, Texas. Heifers are bred to a young Red Angus bull and received a positive pregnancy test in August 2023. They have been immunized against BVD, IBR, PI3, Leptospirosis 5 Way, Blackleg 7, and Vibriosis and dewormed with Ivermectin. They grazed on native little bluestem and fertilized coastal Bermuda pasture. The heifers’ diet was supplemented with 30% protein, 13% fat tubs and Wind & amp; Rain mineral with IGR. They are good natured and will come to cubes. You would be very proud to own these gentle, home raised heifers.(35)



Ryan LeRoux – Fredericksburg
5 SimAngus (3/8 Simmental 5/8 Angus) heifers born January & February 2022 on Dr. Daniel J. Fritz, DVM Ranch in Fredericksburg, Texas. Heifers are bred to a young Red Angus bull and received a positive pregnancy test in August 2023. They have been immunized against BVD, IBR, PI3, Leptospirosis 5 Way, Blackleg 7, and Vibriosis and dewormed with Ivermectin. They grazed on native little bluestem and fertilized coastal Bermuda pasture. The heifers’ diet was supplemented with 30% protein, 13% fat tubs and Wind & amp; Rain mineral with IGR. They are good natured and will come to cubes. You would be very proud to own these gentle, home raised heifers. (36)



Jase & Rhett Miller – Llano
9 open one raising set Angus/Simmental/Brahman cross ( ½ Angus, ¼ Simmental,  ¼ Brahman) heifers that are ready for the bull of your choice. These heifers are gentle, cake broke, horse broke and will make someone a nice set of cows.  (37)



Vala and Cain Stevenson – Llano
7 Brangus/Angus cross heifers raised on Roland Rode's commercial herd of Red Angus/Angus cross cows. They were bred by a low birth weight Red SimAngus bull from Mike Bartush.  Heifers were exposed starting on March 24,2023 and are expected to calve in mid January 2024.  Heifers are polled and easy to be around and work.   (38)



Clay Reitz – Hunt
3 Black motley faced heifers raised in Goliad County and are bred to a low birth weight Angus bull. Heifers are Hereford/Brangus cross with solid reproductive background. They will calve as 2 year olds and are very gentle and will come to cubes.  (39)



Kody Reitz – Hunt
3 Red motley faced heifers raised in Goliad County.  Heifers are a Hereford/Santa Gertrudis cross with a solid reproductive background. They are bred to a low birth weight Angus bull and will calve as 2 year olds. Very gentle and will come to cubes. (40)



Kinsley McPherson – Mound
5 Angus Heifers AI Bred to GB Fireball 672 on 2/7/23 Anticipated Calving Date: 11/16/23.  These fancy 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 was hand picked from a proven cow herd that has been developed with fertility, growth, and carcass quality in mind. They were blood tested to confirm pregnancy on 3/14/23. 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, GB Fireball 672, who has a CED of +16 and is the highest marbling angus bull the industry has ever seen with an EPD of +2.29. Calves should hit the ground around November 16th. This outstanding pen of females will make an excellent addition to any operation. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to add proven genetics to your herd today!  (41)



Anna McPherson – Mound
5 Super Baldie heifers PE 1/27/23 to 3/18/23 to 44 Fireball 0172 An7cipated Calving Date: 11/5/23 Raised on the McGinley Ranch in Harper, Texas and heavy in 44 Farms angus genes.  These Super Baldie heifers are out of true F-1 cows and top of the line 44 Farms sires. These females were hand-picked from a lot purchased at the Jordan Cattle Auction on 12/3/22, bred on the Hopson Ranch between January 27th and March 18th, and blood tested to confirm pregnancy on 4/18/23. They are optimum sized with a solid muscle pattern and perfect structure. All five are safe in calf to double digit (+12) calving ease bull, 44 Fireball 0172, who ranks in the top 10% of the breed for yearling weight and the top 3% for both marbling and ribeye. These heifers should begin calving around November 5th. 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!  (42)



Rodee Brooks – Mason
4 Really nice Angus heifers out of Smarr Angus genetics from Llano County.  These heifers are very gentle and will come to feed anywhere and have been handled horseback as well.  They are bred to a low birth weight Angus bull from Express Ranch Genetics.  These heifers will not disappoint come sale day.(43)



Taylor, Matthew and Cali Bierschwale – Mason
16 Black baldie heifers from Schmidt Hereford Ranch in Mason, Texas. Sires are straight Angus bulls and dams are registered Hereford cows. Heifers were born in September and early October 2022 and will be shown as open.  Heifers were vaccinated with Pyramid 5+Presponse and Vision 8+Somnus and treated with Cydectin at about 3 months of age. They were weaned and started on feed in April, and a second round of vaccinations was administered (Pyramid 5+Presponse, Vision 8+Somnus and Endovac). Also given were Multi-min and Cydectin. Post purchase the Bierschwale Family administered Multi-min and Cydectin in August and Cyclence was applied twice during the summer for external fly control.  Heifers are pastured on native forage with supplemental feed added generally 3 times per week. Purina Wind and Rain mineral with fly control has been available free choice.  Heifers are very gentle and are called to pens for their supplemental feeding.  (44)



Zane Rhodes - Mason
3 Purebred Angus heifers that are 18-24 months old and bred to a low birth weight registered Smart Ranch Angus bull.  Gentle and will come to cake.  (45)



Ruby Hills – Mason
6 Red Angus heifers that are 18 months old. These Red Angus heifers are half siblings and sired by Whittle Ranch Master. They were artificially inseminated on May 26, 2023 by Redemption who is the highest selling RA Brown Bull ever. They are ultra sounded and are due to calve on March 3, 2024.(46)



Tanner Bradley – Mason
5 black baldie heifers bred to three of the best registered Brangus bulls in the Hill County. The bulls are owned by Hickory Sand Ranch. These heifers were turned out with the bulls April 22nd, they are due to calve in January. Don’t pass up this opportunity to make these your new front pasture heifers. (47)



Fisher Bradley – Mason
5 commercial Brangus cross heifers bred to registered Brangus bulls owned by Hickory Sand Ranch. They were turned out with bulls on April 22, and will be due to calf at the end of January. They are gentle, come to feed and would be a great addition to anybody’s herd. Don’t pass up this opportunity.  (48)



Hunter Bradley – Mason
5 Brangus heifers that are 19 months old.  The heifers were turned out late April of 23, with the following registered bull (Cold Creek Empire 1912J9, Registered UB1 top 30% birthweight).  At the end of May, another registered bull (BWWCC Monument 192G35 , Registered UB2 top 35% birthweight) was turned out with them as well.  These heifers are due to calve in January of 2024.  They are gentle and come to a horn.  They will be an amazing addition to anyone’s herd. (49)



Hunter & Jaxon Price – Mason
10 Angus heifers bred to a Donop low birth weight Angus bull.   These beautiful ladies will be great Mommas and make a nice addition to your herd for many years.  They were all pregnancy tested in August and blood test showed all pregnant with the bull being taken off in June.   These heifers are gentle and were born & raised in Mason County by Reggie Loeffler.  (50)



Seth & Kael Watson – Fredericksburg
8 Angus heifers purchased thru Jordan’s December Special Replacement Sale from John Fritts Ranch in Stephenville. A Cross F Ranch Brangus Bull was put out early February.  Palpation results on April 21 all measured 40 days to 3 months bred, meaning estimated calving from Early Nov to Mid Dec.   These heifers come easily to the truck horn and are easy working.  Great addition to any herd.  (51)



Jaxson and Tanner Reichenau - Brady
10 Black Gold Brangus heifers that are 22 months of age and long bred to a registered low birthweight Ultrablack II bull owned by Hickory Sand Ranch. These heifers are home raised in Richland Springs, TX on the AD McKinnerney Ranch. Don’t miss this set of big, stout and extremely gentle heifers that will make super producers for many years.  (52)



Sutton, Connor & Trevor Smith – Fredericksburg
12 fancy one raising set of angus heifers selling as long bred to a low birth weight Angus bull.  Heifers are home raised, very gentle and will follow you anywhere.   Don’t miss out on this set of productive females that will be an asset to any herd.  (53)



Jack Fuller – Fredericksburg
5 Easy fleshing black baldie heifers raised on the Kaechele Ranch. These sound heifers were born in December of 2021 and are due to calve December 2023. We bred them natural service to a low birth weight & high growth Cross F Cattle Co registered Brangus bull. This group of heifers are built right, big-boned, stout, perform well on feed and are easy keeping!  Don’t miss out on this great set of Heifers!  (54)



Kenna Craig – Johnson City
4 Red Brangus heifers raised on the Hollingsworth Ranch in Cypress Mill, TX. Heifers are bred (Positive blood test Aug 8th) to a Black Angus bull from Lastovica Angus Farm, and the bull was turned in mid-May. These heat tolerant cattle that have held up very well in extreme drought conditions. These heifers should calve at 2 years of age, will come to feed, and are easy to pen.  (55)



Lili and Flora Appleton - Richland Springs
10 Fancy Red Angus heifers bred to low birth weight Red Angus and solid Black Corriente bulls. A gentle set of central Texas born and raised heifers, out of top of the line northern genetics.  These boodlines show the ability to excel in all areas of production.  Don’t miss your chance to own this set of hand picked deep bodied, easy fleshing heifers.  They will raise you outstanding calves year after year.  (56)



Skylar Brown – Llano 
5 Registered SimAngus heifers that were raised on Shady Oaks Farms in Fredericksburg, TX. All the heifers are bred to a low birth weight registered Angus bull raised by Kenny Smarr. The heifers were synced up and put in with the bull on the first of March. They should calve as 2 years old. They are gentle, come to a siren and would make a great addition to anyone's herd.  This will be my last year to offer commercial heifers in this amazing program.  (57)



Emma Dean – Georgetown
4 Ultrablack commercial heifers. Born and raised in Llano County by Roland Rode of Llano Feed and Supply. Mr. Rode’s commercial herd is proven to meet his demands of low birth weights and high weaning weights. A herd grown through years of selection of commercial cows that are gentle and easy to handle.  Heifers were synced and pastured with Mr. Rode’s low birth weight registered SimAngus bulls for 40 days and then pastured with the Dean’s family commercial Angus plus low birth weight bull until mid August.  Heifers have all be vet checked and confirmed bred and will be 6, 5, 3, 3, months bred on sale day. These girls will be weighing 900lbs plus and will be calving as 20-24 months old. They are hot wire broke, gentle and will come running to the feed bucket!   (58)



Karlie Goodwin – Liberty Hill
5 Fancy 1st calf Black Angus/Brangus cross heifers that were confirmed bred through artificial  insemination to “Black Onyx” Angus bull using male sexed semen. We chose to breed them to Black Onyx because of his stats on calving ease and unmatched growth and performance. At the time of the sale, the heifers will be long bred. I chose this breed because my family raises Black Angus and Brangus cattle, so I am more familiar with them.  My heifers live in Liberty Hill, Texas at our house in the back pasture. They are fed daily with round bales of Bermuda hay, 12% TMR feed, and cattle cubes.  I have helped work the cows in the chute by helping to tag them, vaccinate them and worm them. I was also present during the artificial insemination process and learned that caring for and handling cattle is a tough job.  I have checked on my cows daily to make sure that they look healthy and have sufficient water and feed.  I am proud to call these heifers mine, and hope that you don’t miss your opportunity to own these cows and have calves with genetics that check all of the boxes!    (59)



Stormie Luna – San Angelo
4 Red Angus all one raising that tested open September 15 and are ready for bull of your choice.  Heifers are medium boned, medium height and ready to go to work.  (60)



Jack & Jace Stewardson – San Saba
8 fleshy Leachman genetic black stabilizer heifers. This spring calving set of heifers will be 3-4 months bred to low birth weight Hereford bulls on sale day and weigh 950 lbs. Heifers are sired by either Accelerate or Advance, from the Leachman Ranch. The Dams of these heifers are all Trinity sired, also Leachman. This quality set of cattle only became available because of the drought last spring in the Texas panhandle. This kind of quality doesn’t come around often, and you will be proud to own them. (61)



Emma Zoelloer – Fair Oaks Ranch
3 Registered grey Brahman heifers bred to a low birth weight Herford bull.  They are gentle and can be hand feed.   (62)



Adler Goehring – Burnet
5 Registered Santa Gertrudis heifers born between November 2021 and March 2022 that came from the Jackie Soape Santa Gertrudis Farm.  This is a gentle pen of heifers trained to feed and easy to work with.  They are bred to a registered low birth weight Excel Santa Gertrudis Bull. These future money makers will make a great herd of Registered Cattle. Papers available on heifers and future calves. (63)


Wyatt, Charli Jo & Rustyn Fuchs – Brady
15 Head that are a one raising set of Brangus heifers that were purchased off the Ricky McKinnerney Ranch.  These heifers have been exposed to a low birth weight Red Angus bull since May 1st.  Heifers will weigh 1100 lbs and are big and fancy.  This set will be an asset to any heard.  (64)


Kali Fisher – Boerne  
4 High quality Brangus heifers off Rodes Cattle Company.  They have been exposed since April 23rd to a low birth weight Red bull.  They are gentle and will come to feed.  (65)


Keyser & Layna Ottmers – Fredericksburg
8 Fancy Brangus heifers that will average 1000 lbs plus.  Heifers have been exposed to a low birth weight Angus bull since mid March.  They are very gentle and the right kind.  (66)



Landrye Crumpton – San Angelo  
4 Red Angus heifers that are all home raised.  They are super gentle and have been exposed to a Wagyu bull for 30+ days.   (67)


Elizabeth Whitworth – Mason
5 One raising set of Super Baldie heifers that are out of Tigerstripe cows and Angus bulls.  Heifers are big and stout and have been running with a low birth weight Angus bull since May 1st.  Heifers are all very gentle and will come to feed.  (68)



Anna Marie Whitworth – Mason
5 True F-1 Tigerstripe heifers that are all home raised and will average 1100 lbs.  Heifers have been exposed to a low birth weight Angus bull since May 1st and should calve early spring.  They are easy to handle and very gentle.  (69)



Walker Ince – Mason
5 Home raised Super Baldie heifers that will average 1100 lbs.  Heifers have been exposed to a low birth weight Angus bull since May 1st and should calve this spring.  They are very gentle and will come to feed.(70)



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