Bingham Angus

This son of KNM Tequila has been a standout since birth. He’s straight, thick, and flat-out good. If you worry about disposition in your cows, give this calf a second look. He’s extremely docile and friendly. Click on the sire link for a look at his sire. He’s a correct thick son of Cole Creek Tequila out of an own daughter of Juanada 7 PJM. This isn’t the mainstream, pick the bull with the biggest numbers in the AI-book type of breeding. This bull’s daughters will excel in traits important in the real world, such as fertility, udder quality, and overall stayability.

This is another very good son of KNM Tequila Seven 800. As his picture shows, he’s straight, thick, and correct. Like his half-brother, he’s got a quiet, friendly disposition. As the picture of his dam shows, she’s perfect uddered and trouble-free. These two Tequila half-brothers will work fine on either heifers or cows.

Here’s a long-bodied, straight-topped son of OCC Great Plains. His dam by Cole Creek Fullbore is a model brood cow in every respect. You’d want a hundred head just like her. This bull has a quiet dispostion. He enjoys a scratch behind the ears. He’ll work great for either cows or heifers. We intend to keep 1/3 semen interest and breed this year’s heifers to him.

Here’s a muscular, wide-bodied son of Musgrave 316 Exclusive. His perfect uddered dam is a Pathfinder cow with the American Angus Association. This bull should work on either cows or heifers.

This OCC Epitome son weighed 58 lbs at birth and will make a dependable heifer bull.

Give this muscular son on Bennett Culmination a second look if you are looking to add terminal traits to your herd without sacrificing maternal goodness in your females. His dam is phenotypically perfect, and if you had twenty or thirty of her granddaughters, you’d be on the right track. This bull will work on either cows or heifers. Reserving 1/3 semen interest.

This should be a sleep all night heifer bull. We chose to use Cherry Creek Blue Collar to give our bull customers a light birthweight with some added power option to choose from. I believe this calf exemplifies that. He weighed 50 lbs at birth and was 707 lbs. at 205 days. His CED is +19 and his birth epd is -3.8. He is his dam’s second calf. His dam has the look of a trouble-free brood cow. She’s perfect uddered and looks like she’ll be around for a long time.

This Cherry Creek Blue Collar son is built like a tank. He’s been a standout almost since birth for his length of body and thickness. He come’s from a very good cow that has sent a couple of sons through past Basin Bull sales. She does a good job for us with the exception of one thing. You have to stay out of her way for the first week or so after she calves. She’s good as gold the rest of the year. This bull doesn’t appear to have any disposition issues. I made a point to seek him out and scratch his back the last time I visited the feedlot, and he seemed to enjoy it immensely. This bull should work on either cows or heifers.

This broad muscular cuss will be a standout on sale day. He’s about as stout as you’d want a bull to be. Click on the link to his maternal grandsire, BAR Broadback 928 of 338. You’ll see quite a bit of resemblence. His sire topped our 2023 sale offering going to Jared Jensen’s 4M Angus Ranch. His thirteen year old dam has been a good productive cow for us. She is the result of mating the Broadback 928 bull back to his own dam.

We used Ellingson Three Rivers with those of you who are looking for a little more growth and power in mind. This calf will put some extra payweight in his male offspring while hopefully not sacrificing too much maternal efficiency in his daughters or at least thats the idea. Most times, big extreme EPDs in growth and carcass traits are antagonistic to maternal efficiency, though. This calf’s dam is a perfect uddered, phenotypically correct daughter of Cole Creek Fullbore. She’s also a pathfinder cow with the American Angus Association.

Here’s a long straight topped son of BAR Black Bore 710. The Black Bore 710 calves come easy and this one is an example of that. He was born assisted out of a first calf heifer. You can use him on your heifers with confidence.

You can use this structurally correct son of BAR Dark Canyon 322 on either cows or heifers with confidence. Then you’ll want to keep all of his daughters. He’ll be a cow maker. Click on his sire’s link to see what his paternal sisters look like.