Description

Aberdeen Angus Cattle For Sale — 21 BWF Bred Heifers, Oklahoma Raised

This offering of aberdeen angus cattle for sale is 21 head of BWF (Black White Face) bred heifers, raised in Oklahoma and now 2 years old, averaging 950 pounds in medium flesh condition. They were bred to a low-birthweight Gelbvieh bull and a Charolais/Angus bull, and pregnancy has been confirmed by a veterinarian. Calving is expected to run from September through December, with delivery available now.

About These Heifers

These 21 heifers are BWF, or Black Baldy, type — black-bodied with the white face pattern that points to Hereford influence in their own breeding, distinct from the bulls they’re currently bred to. All are 2 years old, originated in Oklahoma, and average 950 pounds in medium flesh condition. They’ve been raised on pasture grass with Purina mineral and Purina protein supplementation, and they’re polled, with no horns.

Registration and pedigree

These heifers are not registered, though the registry association referenced is Angus. They were bred to a low-birthweight Gelbvieh bull and a Charolais/Angus bull, so the resulting calf crop will reflect both of those crosses rather than a single sire line. Ask the seller for further detail on the specific bulls used if that matters for your program.

Breeding and performance data

• Head count: 21
• Origin: Oklahoma
• Age: 2 years
• Average weight: 950 lbs
• Condition: medium flesh
• Bred to: low-birthweight Gelbvieh bull and Charolais/Angus bull
• Preg checked by a veterinarian
• Start of calving: September
• Finish of calving: December

BWF and Angus-Cross Characteristics

The BWF look on these heifers reflects the same traits buyers researching a hereford angus cross typically look for — Angus fertility and maternal ability paired with the hardiness and eye pigmentation protection a white face brings from Hereford genetics. This cycle’s breeding adds another layer, since the calf crop will include influence from the Charolais/Angus sire, matching what buyers researching charolais angus cross cattle generally expect: added growth and muscling on top of solid maternal genetics. Broader angus cattle characteristics — a naturally polled head and a hardy, adaptable build — carry through in this group despite the cross influence. Looking at beef cattle angus size, 950 pounds at 2 years old with a September calving start puts these heifers in solid working condition heading into their first calving season.

Who These Heifers Are Right For

This group suits commercial operations wanting confirmed-bred heifers with a spread calving window from September through December, along with the hybrid vigor that comes from a Gelbvieh and Charolais/Angus cross calf crop. Buyers specifically interested in angus heifers for sale with proven pregnancy confirmation, rather than heifers sold as exposed, will find the veterinarian preg check here removes much of the guesswork. Because the seller is selling the group as buyer-takes-all excluding unmerchantable cattle, this fits buyers ready to take the full 21 head rather than a partial split.

Health, Handling and What’s Included

• Vaccinated with Vira Shield
• Dewormed with Safeguard Oral
• Treated with Dectomax injectable
• Vaccinated with Calvary 9
• Vaccinated for Moraxella Bovis and Bovoculi
• Not OCV certified
• Pasture raised with Purina mineral and Purina protein
• Polled, no horns
• Preg checked by a veterinarian
• Delivery available now

Price, Delivery and How to Buy These Black Angus Bred Heifers For Sale

Contact the seller for current pricing on this group of black angus bred heifers for sale. The sale terms are buyer-takes-all, excluding any unmerchantable cattle, so plan to take the full 21 head rather than a partial number. Delivery is available now, and calving is set to run from September through December, giving buyers a clear window to plan around.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does BWF mean, and are these heifers registered Angus?

BWF stands for Black White Face, commonly called Black Baldy, reflecting Hereford influence in these heifers’ own breeding. They are not registered, though the referenced registry is Angus.

What bulls were these heifers bred to?

They were bred to a low-birthweight Gelbvieh bull and a Charolais/Angus bull, so the calf crop will reflect both of those crosses.

Has pregnancy been confirmed, or are they just exposed?

Pregnancy has been confirmed by a veterinarian. Calving is expected to start in September and finish in December.

Can I buy just a few of the 21 head?

The sale terms are buyer-takes-all, excluding any unmerchantable cattle, so the group is intended to sell as a full lot of 21.

If you’re interested in these vet-checked aberdeen angus cattle for sale, contact us today through angusnherefordsonline.com to ask about pricing and arrange delivery.