Bingham Angus

A good bull here that can be used on either heifers or cows. His dam is a 2013 model. She is a deep ribbed little cow with an impeccable udder and flawless phenotype. She had her first calf at a year of age and hasn’t missed a lick ever since.

This one will be a dependable heifer bull that you will want to save all the daughters from. His dam is a moderate deep ribbed Dark Canyon 09 daughter.

This HF Tiger son was born unassisted out of a first calf heifer. Use him with confidence on your yearling heifers, and then keep all of his daughters. HF Tiger females are the kind you’ll want to keep. Also selling bull #202. He’s another Tiger son born unassisted out of a first calf heifer on the same frosty morning as 213. If someone were to pick these bulls up as a set, they could make a real uniform set of calves.

This HF Tiger son was born unassisted out of a first calf heifer. Use him with confidence on your yearling heifers, and then keep all of his daughters. HF Tiger females are the kind you’ll want to keep. Also selling bull #213. He’s another Tiger son born unassisted out of a first calf heifer. If someone were to pick these bulls up as a set, they could make a real uniform set of calves. (Note, this bull is cryptorchid. He’ll only sell if the vet says he’s good for making calves and then he’ll sell 100% guaranteed to do so.)

You can use this thick straight topped son of OCC Epitome on your heifers with confidence and then turn around and keep all the resulting daughters. He’s going to make some real nice cows.

The photo doesn’t do this OCC Epitome son justice. He’s long, straight and thick. This is a bull that can be used on cows or heifers. I hope I don’t make myself a nuisance, but I want to keep track of this one and possibly make a deal with the new owner to use him back in our herd in a few years. I really like all the cows in this bull’s pedigree.

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