Black Angus Bred Heifers | Fowler, Colorado View Watchlist >
AI bred Angus heifers with proven maternal genetics.
Fowler, Colorado – 70 Black Angus Bred Heifers at 975–1,000 lbs, AI bred June 1 with cleanup bulls for a 45-day breeding season.
This is a tremendous set of 70 Black Angus bred heifers backed by years of proven Booth Angus genetics. Originating from South Dakota, these females are uniform in size and quality and have been developed with a strong focus on maternal value, longevity, and practical ranch performance. Buyers looking for quality replacements that are ready to become productive cows will appreciate this offering. The seller is also willing to split the offering into two loads of 35 head to better accommodate buyer needs.
The heifers were synchronized and AI bred on June 1 to Sitz Dignity Mountain before being exposed to low birth weight Red Angus cleanup bulls for a 45-day breeding season. This breeding program combines calving ease, maternal strength, and performance, providing buyers with a consistent, predictable calf crop.
Developed on a maintenance ration with a complete mineral program, these heifers have been managed to maintain soundness and reproductive success without excessive condition. Their uniformity, quality, and proven genetics make them an excellent fit for commercial producers looking to strengthen the maternal side of their herd.
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