Lot 30
This is a striking painted up slice of heifer heaven here. She is good built, has presence, look, and still has a ton of power and mass. Cool colored and as hairy as they come. Better gobble this one up.
Category: Sales
Lot 31
A good Angus sired heifer out of a first calf Monopoly 210 daughter. This Monopoly 210 mating has been killer good here, and this creature has all the merchandise. Absolutely flawless in her build and structure, power in the blood, and a look to die for.
Lot 32
This ginger made you look all the way to the end, didn’t she? She’s stout as an elementary librarian, agile as a gazelle, and hairy as the hippy chicks south of here in the old stomping grounds. She’s a big stout, mature, market heifer candidate that some how might make a cow.
Lot 1
A big, stout, good structured barn find. We don’t gather many cattle but when I get the opportunity to buy a good calf that is different than what we have in house and has so much upside I will buy them. This baldie is mature and reads to be very easy feeding. He is huge footed, awesome structured, great in his middle body shape, and is massive hipped. He can be ready early, even for a fair in July! His sire is a really cool yellow bull from Kroupa in South Dakota that died before any promotion or much semen was collected. Surgically dehorned before the sale.
Lot 2
I have received comments in past years that I don’t put big mature cattle on this second sale, as a result I have 3 big stout heavy steers as lots 1, 2, 3 on this sale. A Here I Am out of my 123 cow that checks a lot of boxes, four flush mates averaged $3750 on our first sale. This one is probably the best haired of the litter, great big hipped, and good structured. These cattle are really stout, and as time goes on this one will follow that path. Will be an easy one to feed for July or August! Will be surgically dehorned before the sale.
Lot 3
This blaze faced baldie completes the trio of big mature “Midwest state fair” sized steers on this sale. A complete, stout, high quality steer with presence, and a good set of wheels. This cow’s family has been really good to us, we have four full sib sisters and sold one years back for north of $6000 to Nebraska. I really like the look, the fundamental build, and quality of this steer. As an added bonus he is really friendly and should be easy to manage for about any family.
Lot 4
My observation in the livestock world is that the really good ones are either hard to keep alive or hard to manage. This red bugger is really good! “But he’s a tatted up mumble rapper.” Big butt, big rib, big paws, big haired and an awesome front, straight out of the top of a perfect shoulder. This cat is cool, but he needs an experienced home.
Lot 5
This is a good calf that checks a lot of boxes – stout, square, sound, and functional with a good look. He is sound structured, good footed, and stout with nice hair. He will be a good project for an August or September fair. Will be surgically dehorned before the sale.
Lot 6
A good steer out of Launter’s Outsider bull and the proven Walks Alone cow. He is square, good fronted calf, and really good haired. He has a fair amount of roan if you need to classify shorthorn on a visual basis, I think it is likely, but he is a paperable Shorthorn Plus. If nothing else he is an easy feeding steer, motivated by eating weeds so much he rubbed a lot of hair off his neck and ear, reaching through the fence trying to get just one weed.
Lot 7
We had good luck selling white, red eared shorthorn cattle the year. This is the youngest of the white ones so he’s on the second sale. Really high quality shorthorn marked steer that will classify anywhere. He is square, sound, and good haired. He is a first year family friendly calf. Will be surgically dehorned before the sale.
Lot 31
A good Angus sired heifer out of a first calf Monopoly 210 daughter. This Monopoly 210 mating has been killer good here, and this creature has all the merchandise. Absolutely flawless in her build and structure, power in the blood, and a look to die for.
Lot 32
This ginger made you look all the way to the end, didn’t she? She’s stout as an elementary librarian, agile as a gazelle, and hairy as the hippy chicks south of here in the old stomping grounds. She’s a big stout, mature, market heifer candidate that some how might make a cow.
Lot 1
A big, stout, good structured barn find. We don’t gather many cattle but when I get the opportunity to buy a good calf that is different than what we have in house and has so much upside I will buy them. This baldie is mature and reads to be very easy feeding. He is huge footed, awesome structured, great in his middle body shape, and is massive hipped. He can be ready early, even for a fair in July! His sire is a really cool yellow bull from Kroupa in South Dakota that died before any promotion or much semen was collected. Surgically dehorned before the sale.
Lot 2
I have received comments in past years that I don’t put big mature cattle on this second sale, as a result I have 3 big stout heavy steers as lots 1, 2, 3 on this sale. A Here I Am out of my 123 cow that checks a lot of boxes, four flush mates averaged $3750 on our first sale. This one is probably the best haired of the litter, great big hipped, and good structured. These cattle are really stout, and as time goes on this one will follow that path. Will be an easy one to feed for July or August! Will be surgically dehorned before the sale.
Lot 3
This blaze faced baldie completes the trio of big mature “Midwest state fair” sized steers on this sale. A complete, stout, high quality steer with presence, and a good set of wheels. This cow’s family has been really good to us, we have four full sib sisters and sold one years back for north of $6000 to Nebraska. I really like the look, the fundamental build, and quality of this steer. As an added bonus he is really friendly and should be easy to manage for about any family.
Lot 4
My observation in the livestock world is that the really good ones are either hard to keep alive or hard to manage. This red bugger is really good! “But he’s a tatted up mumble rapper.” Big butt, big rib, big paws, big haired and an awesome front, straight out of the top of a perfect shoulder. This cat is cool, but he needs an experienced home.
Lot 5
This is a good calf that checks a lot of boxes – stout, square, sound, and functional with a good look. He is sound structured, good footed, and stout with nice hair. He will be a good project for an August or September fair. Will be surgically dehorned before the sale.
Lot 6
A good steer out of Launter’s Outsider bull and the proven Walks Alone cow. He is square, good fronted calf, and really good haired. He has a fair amount of roan if you need to classify shorthorn on a visual basis, I think it is likely, but he is a paperable Shorthorn Plus. If nothing else he is an easy feeding steer, motivated by eating weeds so much he rubbed a lot of hair off his neck and ear, reaching through the fence trying to get just one weed.
Lot 7
We had good luck selling white, red eared shorthorn cattle the year. This is the youngest of the white ones so he’s on the second sale. Really high quality shorthorn marked steer that will classify anywhere. He is square, sound, and good haired. He is a first year family friendly calf. Will be surgically dehorned before the sale.