Description

Angus Cattle Sale — 140 Bred Heifers, Preg Checked and Ready to Calve

This angus cattle sale offers 140 bred heifers made up mostly of Black Angus, with some Baldy and a couple of Charolais-cross head mixed in. All are 2 years old, averaging 900 pounds with a moderate to large frame and fleshy condition. They were exposed to low-birthweight Black Angus bulls from February to July and have already been preg checked by a veterinarian, with calving expected to start in December.

About This Group of Heifers

This group of 140 heifers is mostly Black Angus, with some Hereford-influenced Baldy heifers and a couple of Charolais-cross animals mixed through the group, as seen in the pasture photos. All are 2 years old, averaging 900 pounds, with a moderate to large frame and fleshy body condition. They’ve spent their time on pasture and are polled, with no horns to manage.

Registration and pedigree

These heifers are not registered. They were bred to low-birthweight Black Angus bulls, with bull exposure running from February to July. Ask the seller for details on the specific clean-up bulls used, or on the Baldy and Charolais-cross heifers’ background, if pedigree information matters for your program.

Breeding and performance data

• Head count: 140
• Age: 2 years old
• Average weight: 900 lbs
• Frame: moderate to large
• Condition: fleshy
• Bred to: low-birthweight Black Angus bulls
• Time with bulls: February to July
• Preg check: already checked by a veterinarian
• Expected calving start: December

Angus and Angus-Cross Heifer Characteristics

Buyers researching angus cattle characteristics will find this group carries the traits the breed is known for across most of the herd: a naturally polled head, solid black hide, and strong maternal instinct. The Charolais influence on a few head reflects what buyers researching charolais angus cross cattle typically look for — added growth and muscling layered onto Angus maternal ability and fertility. Looking at beef cattle angus size, a moderate to large frame at 900 pounds heading into December calving puts this group in solid working condition for the stage they’re at. Among common angus cow facts, a February-to-July bull exposure window followed by a veterinarian preg check gives buyers real confidence in the calving timeline rather than a wide guess.

Who This Group Is Right For

This group suits commercial operations wanting volume with confirmed pregnancies rather than heifers sold as exposed — the veterinarian preg check and set December calving start take much of the guesswork out of the purchase. Buyers comfortable with a mixed group of mostly Angus with some Baldy and Charolais-cross influence will find added hybrid vigor across part of the herd. Because the seller is handling sales by number through direct contact, this also works for buyers wanting a smaller cut of the group rather than the full 140.

Health, Handling and What’s Included

• Vaccinated with Virashield
• Vaccinated for Pink Eye
• Dewormed with Cydectin
• Not OCV certified
• Pasture raised
• Polled, no horns
• Preg checked by a veterinarian, already confirmed bred
• Delivery available now

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

Contact the seller directly for pricing and to discuss how many head you’d like out of the 140, since sales are being handled by contacting the seller rather than a fixed per-head listing. Delivery is available now. With calving set to start in December and pregnancies already confirmed by a veterinarian, buyers have a clear timeline to plan around.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have these heifers been preg checked, or are they just exposed?

They’ve already been preg checked by a veterinarian, confirming pregnancy rather than just bull exposure. They were with bulls from February to July, and calving is expected to start in December.

Are all 140 heifers straight Black Angus?

Most are Black Angus, with some Baldy heifers and a couple of Charolais-cross animals mixed into the group, as shown in the photos.

Can I buy fewer than the full group?

Contact the seller directly to discuss purchasing a smaller number rather than the entire group of 140.

What vaccinations and health work have these heifers had?

They’ve been vaccinated with Virashield and for Pink Eye, and dewormed with Cydectin. They are not OCV certified.

If you’re interested in this angus cattle sale of 140 confirmed-bred heifers, contact us today through angusnherefordsonline.com to ask about pricing and how many head are still available.