Description

Angus Cattle Sales — 37 Head Super Baldy Bred Heifers

These angus cattle sales feature 37 native-origin Super Baldy bred heifers, coming 2-year-olds averaging 975 pounds with a moderate to large frame and medium flesh condition. They’ve been exposed to low-birthweight registered Angus bulls since July 24th and are selling as exposed rather than preg checked, with calving expected to start in early May. Any number can be sold, from a few head up to the full group, with delivery available now.

About These Heifers

This is a set of 37 heifers, native raised, currently classed as coming 2-year-olds and averaging 975 pounds. They carry a moderate to large frame and are in medium flesh, having been kept on native pasture with salt and mineral supplementation. They’re polled, with no horns to manage. As pictured, they’re black-bodied with the white, cream-faced markings typical of a Super Baldy — a look that comes through clearly across the group.

Registration and pedigree

These heifers are not registered. They’ve been exposed to low-birthweight registered Angus bulls since July 24th, but the heifers themselves are commercial. Ask the seller for details on the specific clean-up bulls used if pedigree information matters for your program.

Breeding and performance data

• Head count: 37
• Age: coming 2-year-olds
• Average weight: 975 lbs
• Frame: moderate to large
• Condition: medium flesh
• Exposed to: LBW registered Angus bulls since July 24th
• Breeding status: selling as exposed, not preg checked
• Expected calving start: early May

Black Angus Baldy Characteristics

Buyers researching angus cattle characteristics will recognize the strengths this group brings: a naturally polled head, solid black hide with the Hereford-influenced white face common to a Baldy cross, and the maternal instinct Angus-based females are known for. A hereford angus cross like this one typically carries hybrid vigor from both breeds — Angus fertility and marbling paired with Hereford hardiness — which is part of why Baldy females are so widely used in commercial cow herds. Looking at beef cattle angus size, a moderate to large frame at 975 pounds coming into their two-year-old season puts these heifers on track to be productive, useful-sized cows once they calve. Among common angus cattle facts, cattle raised on native pasture with a salt and mineral program, as this group has been, tend to carry good bone and soundness into their breeding years.

Who These Heifers Are Right For

This group suits commercial operations wanting volume — 37 head bred to calve together in a tight window from early May makes for a uniform calf crop. Because any number can be purchased rather than the full group, this also works for smaller buyers who want a handful of Baldy bred heifers without taking on the whole set. Buyers comfortable with heifers sold as exposed, rather than preg checked, should factor that into their planning around confirmed pregnancy rates.

Health, Handling and What’s Included

• Current on vaccinations
• Not OCV certified
• Native pasture raised, with salt and mineral supplementation
• Polled, no horns
• Exposed to LBW registered Angus bulls since July 24th; sold as exposed, not preg checked
• Delivery available now

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

Contact the seller for current pricing on this group. Delivery is available now, and any number can be sold — from a single heifer up to all 37 — so buyers can scale their purchase to fit their operation. Because these heifers are selling as exposed rather than confirmed bred by a vet, ask the seller about the exposure window and expected calving spread before finalizing a purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these heifers preg checked or just exposed?

They’re selling as exposed rather than preg checked. They’ve been with low-birthweight registered Angus bulls since July 24th, and calving is expected to start in early May.

Can I buy fewer than all 37?

Yes, any number can be sold, so you can purchase as few or as many as you need out of the group.

Why do these heifers have white faces if they’re listed as Angus?

They’re Super Baldies — a Hereford-Angus cross that produces the white, cream-colored face over a solid black body seen in the photos, while still carrying strong Angus maternal traits.

When can these heifers be delivered?

Delivery is available now. Contact the seller through angusnherefordsonline.com to arrange pickup or delivery on the number of head you’d like.

If you’re interested in these Super Baldy heifers from this round of angus cattle sales, contact us today through angusnherefordsonline.com to ask about pricing and arrange delivery.