Description

Angus Bulls For Sale in Texas — 10 Registered Head, Plus SimAngus Cross Bulls

This offering of angus bulls for sale in texas includes 10 registered Angus bulls, with a minimum age of 15 months and most at 2 years old, including one or two older herd bulls still proven and capable at breeding cows. A few SimAngus cross bulls will also be available separately. All bulls have been tested for BSE and are properly vaccinated and wormed.

About These Bulls

The 10 registered Angus bulls in this group range from a minimum of 15 months up to 2 years old, with most falling at the 2-year mark, plus one or two older herd bulls that remain effective breeders despite their age. Based on typical weight for Angus bulls across that age range, an estimated weight (typical for age, not individually verified) would run approximately 1,100 to 1,500 pounds for the yearling-to-two-year-old bulls, with the older herd bulls likely heavier. Individual weights, frame scores and temperament are [TO CONFIRM] per bull.

Registration and pedigree

All 10 bulls in this primary group are registered Angus. Herd book numbers, sire and dam information are [TO CONFIRM] — ask for registration papers on the specific bull you’re considering. The additional SimAngus cross bulls are not registered Angus; ask the seller for details on their sire and dam breeds if you’re interested in that option.

EPDs and performance data

• Head count: 10 registered Angus bulls, plus additional SimAngus cross bulls
• Age range: minimum 15 months, most 2 years, one or two older herd bulls
• BSE test: passed
• Vaccination and worming: current
• Estimated weight (typical for age, not individually verified): approximately 1,100–1,500 lbs

Angus Bull Characteristics

Buyers researching angus cattle characteristics generally find the traits behind this breed’s dominance in commercial programs: naturally polled, solid black hide, and reliable calving ease relative to larger continental breeds. Among common angus cattle facts, proven older herd bulls, like the one or two included in this group, often carry documented breeding history that younger bulls haven’t had the chance to establish yet, which can appeal to buyers wanting a known quantity. For buyers considering the SimAngus cross option instead, it’s worth understanding how a cross like this compares to something such as a hereford angus cross — a SimAngus cross blends Angus maternal and carcass traits with Simmental growth and muscling, while a Hereford-Angus cross leans toward the hardiness and heterosis vigor common to that pairing.

Who These Bulls Are Right For

The 10 registered Angus bulls suit buyers wanting documented genetics for a registered or seedstock program, or commercial operations wanting registered bulls without cross-breeding. Buyers in Texas and nearby states searching for angus bulls for sale in texas in volume will find this group offers a useful age spread, from younger bulls just reaching breeding maturity to proven older herd bulls. The additional SimAngus cross bulls suit commercial buyers specifically wanting hybrid vigor and Simmental growth influence rather than straight Angus genetics.

Health, Handling and What’s Included

• BSE (breeding soundness exam) tested
• Properly vaccinated
• Properly wormed
• Registration papers: on the 10 Angus bulls; SimAngus cross bulls not registered
• Halter status: [TO CONFIRM]
• Delivery or transport arrangements: [TO CONFIRM]

Price, Delivery and How to Buy This Angus Bull Sales Group

Pricing for individual bulls, registered or SimAngus cross, is [TO CONFIRM] — contact the seller through angusnherefordsonline.com and specify which type of bull you’re asking about, since these are two distinct offerings. Buyers researching angus cattle for sale broadly should note that proven older herd bulls often price differently than younger bulls just entering service. Transport and deposit terms are [TO CONFIRM]; contact the seller to arrange viewing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the SimAngus cross bulls part of the 10 head, or separate?

Separate. The 10 registered Angus bulls are the primary offering; a few SimAngus cross bulls will also be available in addition to that group.

How old are these bulls?

The registered Angus bulls are a minimum of 15 months old, with most at 2 years, plus one or two older herd bulls still proven at breeding cows.

What testing and health work has been done?

All bulls have been tested for BSE (breeding soundness exam) and are properly vaccinated and wormed.

Are the older herd bulls still reliable breeders?

Yes, the seller notes the one or two older herd bulls in the group are still good at breeding cows despite their age.

If you’re looking for angus bulls for sale in texas, contact us today through angusnherefordsonline.com to ask about the 10 registered bulls, the SimAngus cross option, and current pricing.