Description

Angus Heifers For Sale — Born August and September 2024

These angus heifers for sale were born in August and September of 2024, putting them at roughly two years old now. They’re current on shots, and their mothers are on-site so buyers can see the maternal type behind them before deciding. That’s a detail worth noting for anyone who wants to judge a heifer’s future as a cow by looking at the dam standing right next to her.

About These Heifers

Born across August and September of 2024, this group of heifers is now closer to a long yearling or rising two-year-old than a true yearling, based on their birth dates. Based on typical growth for Black Angus heifers at this age, an estimated weight (typical for age, not an individually verified scale weight) would run approximately 950 to 1,150 pounds, though actual weights vary by individual condition and management. Exact head count is [TO CONFIRM] — contact the seller for the current number available. Their dams are kept on the same place and can be viewed alongside the heifers, giving buyers a direct look at maternal frame, disposition and udder quality before purchase.

Registration and pedigree

Registration status is [TO CONFIRM] for these heifers. Sire and dam identification beyond “dams visible on-site” is not specified — ask the seller whether the dams or sires carry papers or documented genetics.

EPDs and performance data

• Birth window: August–September 2024
• Current age: approximately 24 months
• Estimated weight (typical for age, not individually verified): approximately 950–1,150 lbs
• Vaccination status: current on shots, specific products [TO CONFIRM]
• Head count: [TO CONFIRM]

Angus Heifer Characteristics

Buyers researching angus cows characteristics generally look for the same core traits this group would be expected to carry as Black Angus females: a naturally polled head, solid black hide, and the easy-fleshing tendency the breed is known for on pasture. A black angus cow raised from good heifer genetics tends to rebreed reliably and hold condition without heavy supplementation, and being able to see the dams on this operation gives buyers a real preview of how these heifers are likely to mature. At close to two years old, these heifers are past the more fragile early-weaning stage and into a size and age range where breeding decisions become more relevant for anyone planning ahead.

Who These Heifers Are Right For

This group suits buyers wanting heifers old enough to be closer to breeding age rather than fresh-weaned calves, including commercial operations building out a cow herd and smaller buyers who want to see the dam before committing to a heifer’s genetics. Being able to view the mothers on-site is particularly useful for anyone new to buying breeding stock and wanting a visual reference for maternal type and temperament.

Health, Handling and What’s Included

• Vaccination status: current on shots
• Specific vaccine products and dates: [TO CONFIRM]
• Dams: on-site and available to view
• Registration papers: [TO CONFIRM]
• Halter status: [TO CONFIRM]
• Delivery or transport arrangements: [TO CONFIRM]

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

Pricing is [TO CONFIRM] — contact the seller through angusnherefordsonline.com for current figures and exact head count available. Buyers researching general angus cow price ranges will find heifers closer to breeding age, like these, often price differently than younger weaned calves, reflecting the shorter runway to a first calf. Transport and deposit terms are [TO CONFIRM]; contact the seller to arrange a time to view the heifers and their dams.

Frequently Asked Questions

How old are these heifers really, if they’re not true yearlings?

They were born in August and September of 2024, which puts them at approximately 24 months old now, closer to a long yearling or rising two-year-old than a true yearling.

Can I see the mothers before I buy?

Yes, the dams are on-site and available to view alongside the heifers, which lets you judge maternal type and disposition firsthand.

How many heifers are available, and what do they cost?

Exact head count and pricing are [TO CONFIRM] — contact the seller through angusnherefordsonline.com for current availability among these black angus cattle for sale.

What vaccinations have they had?

They’re described as current on shots. Specific vaccine products and dates are [TO CONFIRM] — ask the seller for full health records.

If you’re interested in these angus heifers for sale, contact us today through angusnherefordsonline.com to ask about head count, pricing, and a time to see the heifers and their dams.