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Weaned Black Angus Steer Calves for sale at Warren, MT

Hard to find Fancy Green Home-Raised Steers!

Breed/Color: 100% Black Angus

Approx Head Count: 185

Base Weight: 550

Approx Shipping Date: Wednesday, February 12, 2025

Asking Price $383.00 Per $CWT ( )

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Livestock Payment Terms: Livestock Payments will be made in Escrow prior to shipping the livestock. Funds will be held in Escrow until after the Livestock are Shipped to the Buyer. Buyer has 24 Hours to Inspect Livestock before Funds are released to the Seller. Contact Boe Robbie @ 406.855.0051 for Sales information or questions regarding payment.

Details

Representative and Contact Number

Scott Robbie 406.855.0534

Kind and Sex

Weaned Steers

Sell

Per $CWT

Approx Head Count

185

Base Weight

550

Net Weight

99000

Approximate Shipping Date

Wednesday, February 12, 2025

Slide

$.26 over $.13 under with a 25# Weight Stop

Breeds or Color Percentages

100% Black Angus

Weighing Conditions

AM Gather, weigh on the ground with a 2% shrink

Weight Variance

Uneven (+/- 20%)

Flesh Condition

Light Flesh / Green

Quality

FANCY

Health Program

Post Weaning Booster Vaccinations

Vaccinations

Branding: Ultrabac 7, Inforce 3, One Shot BVD PreCon: Ultrabac 7/Somnus Inforce 3, One Shot BVD Weaning: Somubac, BoviShield, Gold One Shot Poured w/ cleanup, wormed w/ injectible Dectomax on 12/27/24

Weaned

Weaned 60-90 Days

Origin

100% Home-Raised

Feed Program

Running out and Fed Hay and Distillers

Location

24 Miles South of Bridger, MT

Feature

Reputation

Feeder Cattle Tags

100% Black Hided,Double Vaccinations,Home Raised

Item # 1121442

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Start Date

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Description

This fancy, green set of steer calves were weaned on November 5th. Following weaning, they grazed on meadows and were fed 2 lbs. of distillers cake daily. Since the start of the year, their diet has consisted of long hay and distillers grains.

Additionally, these cattle have not received any implants.

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Q: Is there any feed out history on these steers? Thanks Gary Vetter-712-seven90-7397 posted by: Garvo 1/31/2025 11:39 AM MT