Fassett Hay & Cattle - Good Cattle... Great Kids!

Fassett Hay & Cattle is a family farm operation that strives to produce quality in all we do. We have a club calf operation located in Durango, Colorado which is in the southwest corner of the state. We have been in the club calf business since 1999. Our goal is to produce cattle that will make you successful in your showing endeavors. We live and breathe agriculture and are teaching our children its importance. We believe in strong customer support, our success is dependent on your success. We are proud that we have been successful at all levels, from local to national.
Read MoreNovember 29, 2022 Cattle Preview:

Lot 14
Full sib to the Ellwood steer that took a killer picture at Arizona in 2021, but with all her eye sight. Good, fuctional heifer out of a cow family that has been buying ramen noodles for all my kids' lives.

Lot 8
If you southern boys are paying attention, there are several hold-over steers here that will finance a pallet of feed or a King Ranch pickup, worth roughly the same. Good steer, better middled than some out of HIA and with a little luck, he classes Angus in the Lone Star State.

Lot 1
This stud is pretty hard to fault. Sound, shapely, and good looking with awesome hair. I think he will feed pretty easy and has a whole lot of upside. Super gentle and easy to work with. He would be a great fit for a younger exhibitor!

Lot 6
Another steer that spent his summer on the Gunnison National Forest. Brock and I kind of have missed this thing as a baby or he would have summered in a friendlier environment. This bugger is good! Lots of look and quality, power, mass, sound and lively enough to outdistance a bear. Apply feed and you will look way smart, I bet. Good steer, will be ready early if you will pay $30 for a bag of feed and give him all he wants.

Lot 15
I try to salt these sales with good cattle all the way through. This heifer will make a market heifer or probably a cow if you like. My good friends, the Halphens in New Mexico, have always bought heifers like this from me and have raised more good steers that win out of a twenty-cow herd than any outfit I know of. They make me feel silly, I sell heifers that I think that I can live without, they buy them, I show up to breed cows at midnight, and they raise a steer that got juked and is third overall at New Mexico state, or at very least, win San Juan County Fair.

Lot 3
Late April steer that makes me even more excited about the Kolt 45 calves that are inutero. This hold-over, late fall show steer is a stud. Cocky, cool, chromed up just enough, stout, and wide. I would bet if he finds a good home, the compitition will be talking about what they are going to do to beat you next year. This little monster is flat good.