Description

Registered Angus Cows For Sale — 9-Year-Old Cow With Twins

This listing of registered angus cows for sale features a 9-year-old registered Angus cow in excellent condition, offered as a package with her twin calves — one bull, one heifer — born in August. She has calved every year without fail and is very docile. She has not been rebred back this cycle, and both calves will be registered.

About This Cow and Her Twins

This cow is 9 years old, registered, and described as being in excellent condition despite the demands of raising twins. She calved a bull calf and a heifer calf together in August and has calved successfully every year of her productive life, a track record that speaks to her fertility and mothering ability. She is very docile, making her easy to handle. Based on typical mature weight for a Black Angus cow in good condition, an estimated weight (typical for age and condition, not an individually verified scale weight) would run approximately 1,250 to 1,400 pounds. The twin calves, at roughly a month of age, would be estimated at approximately 130 to 180 pounds each, though actual weights have not been taken and vary by individual growth.

Registration and pedigree

This cow is registered. Her herd book number, sire and dam information are [TO CONFIRM] — ask the seller for her registration papers. Both twin calves will be registered as well; their sire information is [TO CONFIRM].

EPDs and performance data

• Cow age: 9 years
• Calving history: has calved every year
• Most recent calving: August, twins (one bull, one heifer)
• Rebred status: not currently rebred
• Estimated cow weight (typical for age/condition, not individually verified): approximately 1,250–1,400 lbs
• Estimated calf weight at current age (not individually verified): approximately 130–180 lbs each

Angus Cow Characteristics

Buyers researching angus cow characteristics often look for exactly what this cow demonstrates: consistent yearly calving, good mothering ability, and a docile temperament that makes her easy to manage. Twins are relatively uncommon in cattle, and a cow raising two calves successfully while staying in excellent condition reflects strong maternal capacity. For anyone tracking angus cow weight in a mature, productive cow, a range in the 1,250 to 1,400 pound area is typical for a 9-year-old female maintaining good body condition through a twin-calving year. Buyers researching general angus cow price trends should note that proven older cows with a strong calving record, especially ones raising twins, are often valued for the genetics and management history they represent, separate from calf value.

Who This Cow Is Right For

This cow suits buyers wanting a proven, docile female with a strong calving record, rather than an unproven young cow or heifer. She would fit a commercial or registered herd looking to add reliable genetics, and her twin calves, worth $2,500 each at weaning by the seller’s estimate, add real value to the purchase. She is being offered for sale not due to any issue with her, but because she doesn’t fit the seller’s current herd plans, and the seller would like to see her go to a good home.

Health, Handling and What’s Included

• Body condition: excellent
• Temperament: very docile
• Calving history: calved every year, most recently twins in August
• Rebred status: open, not currently rebred
• Registration papers: on the cow; both calves will be registered
• Vaccination history: [TO CONFIRM]
• Halter status: [TO CONFIRM]
• Delivery or transport arrangements: [TO CONFIRM]

Price, Delivery and How to Buy These Registered Angus Cows For Sale

The cow’s price is [TO CONFIRM] — contact the seller through angusnherefordsonline.com for current figures. The seller notes the twin calves alone are worth an estimated $2,500 each at weaning, which would offset much of the cow’s cost for the right buyer. Transport and delivery arrangements are [TO CONFIRM]; reach out through the site with any questions or to arrange a time to see her.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this cow bred back?

No, she has not been rebred since calving the twins in August. She is currently open.

Will the twin calves be registered?

Yes, both the bull calf and the heifer calf will be registered.

Why is this cow being sold if she’s such a good producer?

The seller notes she is in excellent condition and has calved every year, but she doesn’t fit their current herd plans. They’d like to see her go to a good home rather than keep her.

What are the twin calves worth?

The seller estimates the twin calves are worth $2,500 each at weaning time, which would help offset the cost of the cow for a buyer.

If you’re interested in adding this proven cow from these registered angus cows for sale, along with her twin calves, contact us today through angusnherefordsonline.com to ask about pricing and arrange a time to see her.