Description

Angus Beef Cows For Sale — 85 BWF Bred Heifers, Missouri Raised

This listing of angus beef cows for sale features 85 head of BWF (Black White Face) bred heifers raised in Missouri, at 24 months of age at calving and averaging 975 pounds in a moderate frame with medium flesh condition. They’ve been with low-birthweight registered Angus bulls for 50 days and are scheduled to be preg checked by a DVM, with calving expected to run from February 8 to March 31, 2027.

About These Heifers

These 85 heifers are BWF, or Black Baldy, type, reflecting Hereford influence in their own breeding. All will be 24 months old at calving, raised in Missouri, and averaging 975 pounds with a moderate frame and medium flesh condition. They’ve been kept on fescue pasture with a high-roughage TMR ration and are polled, with no horns.

Registration and pedigree

These heifers are not registered, though the referenced registry is Angus. They’ve been exposed to low-birthweight registered Angus bulls for a 50-day breeding window. Ask the seller for details on the specific sire bulls used if pedigree information matters for your program.

Breeding and performance data

• Head count: 85
• Origin: Missouri
• Age: 24 months at calving
• Average weight: 975 lbs
• Frame: moderate
• Condition: medium flesh
• Bred to: low-birthweight registered Angus bulls
• Time with bulls: 50 days
• Preg check status: to be checked by a DVM
• Start of calving: February 8, 2027
• Finish of calving: March 31, 2027

BWF and Angus Heifer Characteristics

The BWF pattern on these heifers reflects the traits buyers researching a hereford angus cross typically look for — Angus fertility and maternal instinct paired with Hereford hardiness and the eye protection a white face provides on pasture. Broader angus cattle characteristics carry through clearly here too: a naturally polled head and a moderate frame suited to efficient production on fescue ground. For anyone tracking beef cattle angus size, 975 pounds at 24 months heading into a tight February-to-March calving window puts this group in solid working condition for the stage they’re at. Among common angus cow facts, a defined 50-day bull exposure window followed by a scheduled DVM check gives buyers a fairly tight calving spread to plan around, even before pregnancy is formally confirmed.

Who These Heifers Are Right For

This group suits commercial operations wanting BWF genetics with a tight, defined calving window from early February through the end of March. Because the heifers have not yet been preg checked, buyers should factor in that pregnancy confirmation is still pending and plan their purchase timing around the scheduled DVM check. With any number available for sale, this also fits buyers who want a smaller cut of the group rather than the full 85 head.

Health, Handling and What’s Included

• Vaccinated with CattleMaster FP5 L5
• Vaccinated with Covexin 8
• Treated with Dectomax injectable
• Dewormed with Synanthic drench
• Clean-up pour-on applied
• Not OCV certified
• Raised on fescue pasture with high-roughage TMR
• Polled, no horns
• Preg check status: to be checked by a DVM

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

Contact the seller for current pricing on this group of angus bred cows for sale. Any number can be purchased, so buyers can take a few head or the full 85. Since preg checking is still pending, ask the seller for an update on confirmed pregnancy status and timing before finalizing a purchase, and confirm delivery arrangements directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Has pregnancy been confirmed on these heifers?

Not yet — they are scheduled to be checked by a DVM. They’ve been with low-birthweight registered Angus bulls for 50 days, and calving is expected from February 8 to March 31, 2027.

What does BWF mean?

BWF stands for Black White Face, commonly called Black Baldy, reflecting Hereford influence in these heifers’ own breeding, distinct from the Angus bulls they were bred to this cycle.

Can I buy fewer than all 85 head?

Yes, any number can be sold, so you’re welcome to purchase as few or as many head as fit your operation.

What vaccinations and health work have these heifers had?

They’ve received CattleMaster FP5 L5, Covexin 8, Dectomax injectable, Synanthic drench, and a clean-up pour-on. They are not OCV certified.

If you’re interested in these Missouri-raised heifers from this angus beef cows for sale listing, contact us today through angusnherefordsonline.com to ask about pricing and preg check timing.