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Bred Angus Heifers

Price range: $1,000.00 through $33,000.00

33 bred Angus heifers for sale, most calving starting January 7, 2026. AI’d to Select Sires Simmental bulls Progressive and Broad Range, with low-birthweight clean-up bulls from Thomas Angus Ranch and Yardley Cattle Company. Home raised on dry range, Bangs vaccinated, and on a strict mineral program since yearlings. Delivery available — contact us today.

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Angus For Sale — 33 Bred Heifers, Calving Starting January 7

This group of angus for sale is 33 bred heifers, most starting to calve on January 7, 2026. They were AI’d to Select Sires Simmental bulls Progressive and Broad Range, with clean-up coverage from bulls at Thomas Angus Ranch and Yardley Cattle Company, all selected for low birthweight. Home raised and purchased locally, these heifers have done well on dry range and have been on a strict mineral program since their yearling year.

About These Heifers

These 33 heifers are bred and approaching calving, with most due starting January 7, 2026. They were raised locally and have handled dry range conditions well, backed by a strict mineral program in place since they were yearlings. Based on typical size for bred heifers this close to calving, an estimated weight (typical for stage of gestation, not an individually verified scale weight) would run approximately 1,050 to 1,250 pounds, though actual weights vary by individual condition. Exact frame scores and individual temperament are [TO CONFIRM] — contact the seller for specifics on the group.

Registration and Pedigree — Angus Cow Weight and Sire Details

These heifers were AI’d to Select Sires Simmental bulls Progressive and Broad Range, meaning most of this calf crop will be Angus-Simmental cross rather than straight Angus. Clean-up bulls came from Thomas Angus Ranch and Yardley Cattle Company, and all bulls used, AI and clean-up, were selected for low birthweight to support easy calving. Registration status of the heifers themselves, along with any papers on the clean-up bulls, is [TO CONFIRM] — ask the seller for documentation on the specific animals you’re considering.

EPDs and performance data

  • Head count: 33 bred heifers
  • Expected calving start: January 7, 2026
  • AI sires: Progressive and Broad Range (Select Sires Simmental)
  • Clean-up sires: Thomas Angus Ranch and Yardley Cattle Company bulls
  • Sire birthweight trait: all bulls selected for low birthweight
  • Estimated weight (typical for stage, not individually verified): approximately 1,050–1,250 lbs

Angus Heifer Characteristics

Buyers researching angus cattle description details generally find the same traits behind this breed’s popularity in commercial herds: a naturally polled head, solid black hide on most individuals, and strong maternal instinct once heifers start calving. For anyone tracking angus cow weight as heifers approach calving, weight naturally climbs in the final trimester, which lines up with the estimated range for this group given their proximity to calving. Broader characteristics of an angus cow — moderate frame, easy fleshing on range conditions, and reliable rebreeding — are exactly the traits this group has been managed toward, having done well on dry range under a consistent mineral program since their yearling year.

Who These Heifers Are Right For

This group suits commercial cow-calf operations wanting to add a large, uniform set of bred females at once, particularly buyers comfortable with a calf crop that will be mostly Angus-Simmental cross rather than straight Angus. The low-birthweight sire selection across both AI and clean-up bulls makes this group a reasonable fit for producers who want calving ease built in, and delivery is available for buyers who aren’t local.

Health, Handling and What’s Included

  • Bangs vaccinated
  • As yearlings: 8-way, wormer, modified live Bovishield Gold One Shot
  • At preg testing: 8-way, wormer, Staybred, Cattlemaster FP, Multimin 90, first dose of Scour Bos
  • On a strict mineral program since being yearlings
  • Home raised, purchased locally
  • Delivery available
  • Halter status: [TO CONFIRM]
  • Registration papers: [TO CONFIRM]

Price, Delivery and How to Buy This Angus For Sale Group

Pricing per head, or for the full group of 33, is [TO CONFIRM] — contact the seller through angusnherefordsonline.com for current figures. Delivery is available, which is worth factoring into your decision if you’re buying from a distance. Buyers researching general angus cow price ranges should note that bred heifers with a documented health and mineral program, like this group, often price above heifers without that background. Deposit terms and delivery costs are [TO CONFIRM]; contact the seller with any questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these heifers’ calves be purebred Angus?

Most will not be. These heifers were AI’d to Select Sires Simmental bulls, so most of the calf crop will be Angus-Simmental cross. Clean-up bulls from Thomas Angus Ranch and Yardley Cattle Company covered the remainder.

When are these heifers due to calve?

Most are starting to calve January 7, 2026. All sires used, AI and clean-up, were selected for low birthweight to support easier calving.

What health and vaccination work has been done?

As yearlings they received 8-way, wormer, and modified live Bovishield Gold One Shot. At preg testing they received 8-way, wormer, Staybred, Cattlemaster FP, Multimin 90, and their first dose of Scour Bos. They’re also Bangs vaccinated and have been on a strict mineral program since their yearling year.

Is delivery available, and how many head are for sale?

Yes, delivery is available. There are 33 bred heifers in this group. Contact the seller through angusnherefordsonline.com for pricing and delivery details.

If you’re interested in this group of angus for sale, contact us today through angusnherefordsonline.com to ask about pricing, delivery, and the remaining details on this set of 33 bred heifers.

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