Description

Angus Calves For Sale — Tame Black Angus Cross Pair

These angus calves for sale are a black Angus cross heifer and bull pair, both about 6 months old and weighing roughly 300 to 350 pounds. Both share the same sire and are very tame, letting you pet them most of the time. The bull calf will be castrated soon, making him an easy addition for a small herd or a 4-H project without the hassle of handling an intact bull long-term.

About This Pair

This pair consists of one heifer calf and one bull calf, both black Angus cross and both approximately 6 months old at 300 to 350 pounds. They come from the same sire, giving them matched genetics on the paternal side. Both calves are notably tame and used to being handled, letting you pet them most of the time — a trait that makes them a good fit for young handlers or first-time cattle owners. The bull calf is not yet castrated but will be soon, so buyers wanting a steer rather than an intact bull should plan around that timing.

Registration and pedigree

These are crossbred, commercial calves rather than registered stock. Both share the same sire; the sire’s breed, registration status, and the dam’s breed and background are [TO CONFIRM] — ask the seller for details on the cross if that matters for your plans.

EPDs and performance data

• Age: approximately 6 months
• Weight: approximately 300–350 lbs each
• Sex: one heifer, one bull (bull to be castrated)
• Sire: shared between both calves, breed and identity [TO CONFIRM]
• Temperament: tame, will let you pet them most of the time

Angus Cross Calf Characteristics

Black Angus genetics bring some of the most recognizable traits in the cattle world to a cross calf, including a naturally polled head, solid black or near-black coloring, and the easy-fleshing tendency the breed is known for. Broader angus characteristics like a calm, manageable temperament often carry through in crossbred calves as well, which matches the tame disposition described for this pair. Buyers researching angus cow facts for future breeding plans will find that Angus cross females, like the heifer in this pair, often make solid maternal additions to a commercial herd once they reach breeding age.

Who This Pair Is Right For

This pair suits small-acreage owners, 4-H or FFA families wanting a tame, easy-to-handle project animal, or beginning cattle owners looking to start small with a matched heifer and bull calf. The heifer could be raised as a future breeding female, while the bull, once castrated, works well as a steer for a small operation or a youth project rather than requiring bull-handling experience.

Health, Handling and What’s Included

• Temperament: tame, handled regularly
• Bull calf: intact now, will be castrated soon
• Vaccination history: [TO CONFIRM]
• Worming history: [TO CONFIRM]
• Halter status: [TO CONFIRM]
• Delivery or transport arrangements: [TO CONFIRM]

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

These calves are priced at $1,600 each, or $3,000 for the pair. Buyers researching general angus cow price trends will find young, tame calves like these often price attractively compared to older, breeding-age stock, since the buyer takes on the growing-out period themselves. Contact the seller through angusnherefordsonline.com to arrange viewing, ask about vaccination history, and discuss transport, which is [TO CONFIRM].

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these calves related?

Yes, the heifer and bull calf share the same sire. Full pedigree and breed details on both sides are [TO CONFIRM].

Is the bull calf going to stay a bull?

No, the bull calf will be castrated soon, making him a steer. If timing matters for your plans, ask the seller when castration is scheduled.

How much do these calves cost?

They’re priced at $1,600 each, or $3,000 if you take the pair together.

Are these calves good for a first-time owner or a 4-H project?

Yes. Both calves are described as tame and will let you pet them most of the time, which makes them a reasonable fit for a first-time owner or a youth project.

If you’re interested in this tame pair of angus calves for sale, contact us today through angusnherefordsonline.com to ask about pricing and arrange a time to see them.