55 Bred Heifers | April Calvers | Roy, Montana View Watchlist >
Home-raised Black Angus heifers with great flesh. Come from a grass fed program!
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Roy, Montana – 55 Black Angus bred heifers averaging 1,025 lbs, bred to calve April 3–May 20.
This ranch is a grass fed program and have the type of cattle that excel on another grass fed/grass finished outfit. These are the heifers the ranch kept back for its own replacements. The owners sort their heifers several times through the year and breeding season, and these 55 made the keeper pen. They’re home-raised, moderate-framed, in great flesh, and have been well cared for. The reason for selling is a change in breeding direction and the need to De-stock the herd to match available forage.
They were naturally bred to Arntzen Angus low-birth-weight bulls, turned out June 24 and pulled August 10. Arntzen’s Montana program emphasizes easy-fleshing, maternal cattle with calving ease and performance. These heifers were pregnancy-checked October 23.
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All are black-based, with two Black Baldies. They received modified-live virus vaccinations, an 8-way, and a pour this fall. They’re currently on a bale-grazing program
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