200 Bred Heifers | March Calvers | Lander, Wyoming View Watchlist >
High Elevation, AI Bred and Clean up bulls for 1 cycle. 30 Day Calving Window
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Lander, Wyoming – 200 Black Angus March-calving bred heifers at 980 lbs, calving March 21 to April 21.
This is a front-end set of 200 Black Angus bred heifers from the NL, selected specifically to develop into productive cows. These are moderate, efficient heifers with a high-elevation background and the kind of cattle suited to tough Rocky Mountain country.
The heifers were AI bred on a synchronized program for one cycle to SAT Wolverine, followed by 21 days with cleanup bulls. The breeding program is designed to produce a tight calving period, with the group expected to calve within the March 21 to April 21 window.
At approximately 980 lbs, these heifers are in a practical weight range for developing into functional, moderate-sized cows. They are currently running on meadow grass and have been selected with efficiency, durability, and the ability to handle challenging terrain in mind.
This is a front-end group purchased specifically with the goal of putting productive cows into the herd. Their high-elevation background and moderate kind make them a useful option for ranchers looking to add Black Angus females that can work in Rocky Mountain conditions.
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