Bruner Angus Ranch Sale Catalog 2023

It is a pleasure to welcome you to our family’s 21st Annual Production Sale, annually held the third Sunday in February. It is because of great repeat buyers and the excellent new customers we have met along the way that we can present this offering to you. We want to personally thank all of you and we are privileged to have the opportunity to be your trusted seed stock supplier. This year’s offering consists of 71 yearling bulls, 37 2-year-old bulls, and 39 registered bred heifers. We have the largest group of consigned heifers to date this year that will include 58 commercial bred heifers and 95 commercial open heifers. Details on each consigned group is in the back of the catalog. This will be the largest and most diversified offering to date with 300+ head that is sure to satisfy your needs!

The yearling bulls were weaned September 14th and have been developed on a ration of barley hay, alfalfa hay, corn silage, rolled corn, and a protein/mineral supplement. This ration is balanced at a NEg of .46 Mcal/lb. and has produced a 3.6 lb. average daily gain since weaning on this set of yearling bulls. After sale day, the energy will be dropped further and they will be moved to a larger pen for more exercise and to create pen space for us during calving. These bulls will be in good breeding shape when they are delivered. This group of yearling bulls are all born in about a 3-week period. This tight age group allows for an easy evaluation for you the buyer. We have had one of the toughest times this year making our catalog/ sale order due to the consistency in this set of bulls. This is a good problem in our eyes and we hope you feel the same!

The 2-year-old bulls this year are big, stout, mature bulls ready to work. Raising 2-year-old bulls is a great test to see how our breeding decisions are benefiting one step further. The power, performance, look, and genetic potential they have exhibited to this point is showing the true benefits of the critical pressure in selection we continue to put on our cowherd. Our 2-year-old bulls come either from our AI/ET program or our top herd bulls. The AI/ET bulls in this group are bred to calve the end of April. These bulls are fed a modest growing ration their first winter off the cow, then pastured on grass together as a group, and then returned home in the fall. They are fed the same ration as our yearling bulls the winter preceding the sale. These age-advantage bulls have never been offered for sale and will give you extra reliability and increased cow coverage.

All bulls and registered bred heifers have genomic enhanced EPD’s and are parent verified. This provides the most upto-date EPD’s, $Values, and also a guaranteed pedigree. The EPD’s in the catalog are as of the 1/06/23 update to the AAA database. We will provide a supplement sheet sale day with scrotal measurements, ADG and ADJ Yearling Weights.

The registered bred heifers have been ultra-sounded and sexed with complete calving information in the catalog. In a time when herds need rebuilding due to past years drought, heifers like these will keep your herd quality high. These heifers will have been poured with Clean-Up II and will be up-to-date on their pre-calving Scour Boss and breeding vaccinations before the sale.

Again this year, the sale will be broadcast live online through DVAuction. The individual videos of each lot, and each group of commercial heifers will be available approximately 2 weeks before the sale. If your schedule does not allow you to be with us sale day, we hope that this option can help out. If you have any questions with this please let us know.

The cattle are available for viewing anytime, or join us at our Pre-Sale Open House at the ranch Saturday, February 11th from 1pm to 5 pm and receive $100 sale day credit! If you have questions please do not hesitate to call.

We look forward to seeing you at the sale!

The Bruner’s Blaine and Kim

Travis and Ashley, Rayna, Frankie, Celia and Josie Trenton and Rachel, Landon, Lena and Lillian Ty and Erin, and Brynlee

Cattlemen and Cattlewomen!

Bruner Angus Ranch 21st Annual Bull Sale

Sunday, February 19, 2023

2:00 PM CST

At the ranch, Drake, ND

Sale Manager: Vern Frey, Frey Livestock Sales: (701) 721-0344

Sale Representatives:

Dennis Ginkens, Western Ag Reporter (406) 670-9839

Will Bollum, Western Ag Reporter (507) 244-0833

Rod Geppert, American Angus Association (605) 295-3673

Logan Hoffmann, DVAuction (701) 388-2618

Auctioneer: Greg Goggins: (406) 200-1880

Sale Photos: Zac Hall, Forte Livestock: (701) 595-6887

Sale Day Lunch: Complimentary hot beef lunch starting at 11:30 AM.

Liability:

All persons who attend this sale do so at their own risk, and Bruner Angus Ranch assumes no liability, legal or otherwise, for any accidents which may occur.

Herd Health:

At weaning our calves were given 7-way, Bovishield Gold 5, and One Shot Pasturella. They were boostered with Bovishield Gold 5 and Vision 7 somnus, and poured with Clean-up II. The Bred heifers were given one shot of Scour Boss 4, one shot of Scour Boss 9, and Cattlemaster 4 VL5. Our entire cowherd is fecal tested annually for Johnes to ensure our herd stays Johnes-free. Herd health performed by Russell Behm, DVM, Minot Veterinary Clinic, Minot, ND, and Kristi Best, DVM, Best Vet Services, Towner, ND.

Retained Interest:

Bruner Angus Ranch will retain 1/3 semen interest on all bulls.

Sale Day Phones:

Blaine: (701) 721-4754

Travis: (701) 626-2070

Trenton: (701) 720-8919

Ty: (701) 721-3634

Office: (701) 465-3023

Ashley: (701) 400-1016

Volume Purchase Discount: The volume discount will be $100 per bull after the third bull is purchased.

Additional Performance Data: Adjusted 365-day weights, average daily gain, and actual scrotal measurements will be available sale day. Check out our website, www.brunerangusranch.com, after Feb.12th for additional performance information.

Terms and Conditions: The terms of the sale are cash or check payable to Bruner Angus Ranch with the clerks following the sale, unless credit arrangements have been made with Blaine or Travis prior to the sale.

Feeding Arrangements: We are offering free keep on the bulls until April 1st, and then we will start deliveries. Free keep and delivery will not apply to the females in the sale.

Breeding Guarantee: A full 60-day breeding season guarantee, from the date of turn out, will be given for any bull selling for $3,000 or more, for any injury that would keep them from being a breeder for the first breeding season. This does not cover injuries prior to the breeding season. If a problem occurs we will provide a suitable replacement, or you will receive full credit, minus $2,000, towards a purchase in next year’s sale. The guarantee does not cover death as that is insurable. Injury or death prior to delivery of the bull is not the responsibility of Bruner Angus Ranch, also insurable. The bulls are fertile to the best of our knowledge and are guaranteed to pass a breeding soundness exam. We request that you notify us before you cull an infertile bull. We reserve the right to a second opinion by a veterinarian of our choice.

Delivery:

We are offering free delivery on the bulls. For bulls going outside of North Dakota, we will help coordinate delivery to get the bulls to you as economically as we can. For all Females, it is the buyer’s responsibility to transport them to their desired location. The sooner this can be accomplished the better as some of the bred heifers will not be too far away from calving.

Pre-Sale Open House

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Saturday, February 11th, 1:00pm - 5:00pm

Bruner Angus Ranch will be hosting an open house to cattle buyers interested in previewing our sale offering. Stop by and visit with us individually about how we can help you with your herd’s needs. Pre-registration will be available, to save you time on sale day. We are offering a $100 sale credit for sale day on one Bruner Angus lot, for each ranching family present at the open house.

Come expecting high quality cattle, bulls and bred heifers that will help you obtain a stronger bottom line whether you’re a purebred producer or you have a high-quality commercial operation. Again, you’ll see offspring from BAR B-52 and Kessler’s Commodore 6516. Both these bulls had highly sought-after sons in last year’s sale. You’ll also be able to select top quality genetics this year from Connealy King Air and Crawford Guarantee. Look for a set of bulls from VAR Revelation 6299 - new genetics for repeat customers. You’ll be impressed with this sire group.

Bruner’s offer top notch hospitality. They always want you to feel welcome, and want you to be comfortable in their heated sale barn before, during, and after the sale. Their customer service is number one. They will work with you to get your purchases to you in a timely manner. If you have a concern or issues with your purchases, they will address your concern. Family is truly very important to the Bruner’s. This is a family operation with everyone offering their strengths, which results in a very well-run operation.

Again this year, you’ll be able to purchase some high quality commercial Angus females from BAR customers that use Bruner Angus genetics in their operations. Bred heifers and open heifers will be of high quality.

Like I’ve mentioned in the past, the Bruner’s are very proud of their sale offering and proud of being in the Angus Business, as well they should be. If I can be of any assistance, please call me at 701-721-0344.

Sincerely, Vern Frey

Welcome again to Bruner Angus Ranch’s Annual February Bull & Female Sale!

Your guide to our genetics

All bulls have been Zoetis HD 50k tested. These genomic-enhanced EPD results are listed with each lot number in the catalog. To assist in your selection, below is an explanation of each EPD that is listed with each bull.

American

Angus Association® Selection Tools

Expected Progeny Difference (EPD), is the prediction of how future progeny of each animal are expected to perform relative to the progeny of other animals listed in the database. EPDs are expressed in units of measure for the trait, plus or minus.

GROWTH

Calving Ease Direct (CED), is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births, with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first calf heifers. It predicts the average difference in ease with which a sire’s calves will be born when he is bred to first-calf heifers.

Birth Weight EPD (BW), expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit birth weight to his progeny compared to that of other sires.

Weaning Weight EPD (WW), expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit weaning growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires.

Yearling Weight EPD (YW), expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit yearling growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires.

Scrotal Circumference EPD (SC), expressed in centimeters, is a predictor of the difference in transmitting ability for scrotal size compared to that of other sires.

Docility (DOC), is expressed as a difference in yearling cattle temperament, with a higher value indicating more favorable docility. It predicts the average difference of progeny from a sire in comparison with another sire’s calves.

CARCASS

The genetic evaluation produces a single set of EPDs for carcass weight, marbling score, Ribeye area and fat thickness. The units of measure are in carcass trait format and analyzed on an age-constant basis.

Marbling EPD (Marb), expressed as a fraction of the difference in USDA marbling score of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires.

Ribeye Area EPD (RE), expressed in square inches, is a predictor of the difference in ribeye area of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires.

MATERNAL

Maternal Milk EPD (Milk), is a predictor of a sire’s genetic merit for milk and mothering ability as expressed in his daughters compared to daughters of other sires. In other words, it is that part of a calf’s weaning weight attributed to milk and mothering ability.

$VALUE INDEXES

$Value indexes, are multi-trait selection indexes to assist beef producers by adding simplicity to genetic selection decisions. $Values are reported in dollars per head, where a higher value is more favorable. The $Value is an estimate of how future progeny of each sire are expected to perform, on average, compared to progeny of other sires in the database if the sires were randomly mated to cows and if calves were exposed to the same environment.

Maternal Weaned Calf Value ($M) , an index, expressed in dollars per head, predicts profitability differences from conception to weaning with the underlying breeding objective assuming that individuals retain their own replacement females within herd and sell the rest of the cull female and all male progeny as feeder calves. The model assumes commercial producers will replace 25% of their breeding females in the first generation and 20% of their breeding females in each subsequent generation. Traits included are as follows: calving ease direct, calving ease maternal, weaning weight, milk, heifer pregnancy, docility, mature cow weight, claw set and foot angle.

Weaned Calf Value ($W), an index value expressed in dollars per head, is the expected average difference in future progeny performance for preweaning merit. $W includes both revenue and cost adjustments associated with differences in birth weight, weaning direct growth, maternal milk, and mature cow size.

Beef Value ($B), an index value expressed in dollars per head, is the expected average difference in future progeny performance for postweaning and carcass value compared to progeny of other sires.

Combined Value ($C), an index, expressed in dollars per head, which includes all traits that make up both Maternal Weaned Calf Value ($M) and Beef Value ($B) with the objective that commercial producers will replace 20% of their breeding females per year with replacement heifers retained within their own herd. The remaining cull heifer and steer progeny are then assumed to be sent to the feedlot where the producers retain ownership of those cattle and sell them on a quality-based carcass merit grid. Expected progeny differences (EPDs) directly influencing a combined index: calving ease direct (CED) and maternal (CEM), weaning weight (WW), yearling weight (YW), maternal milk (Milk), heifer pregnancy (HP), docility (DOC), mature cow weight (MW), foot angle (Angle), claw set (Claw), dry matter intake (DMI), marbling (Marb), carcass weight (CW), ribeye area (RE) and fat thickness (Fat).

From Drake, ND:

• Head North on Lake St (CR-10) - 5.8 miles

• Take first Right after the railroad tracks to head East on 41st St NE—2 miles

• Turn Right on 12th Ave NE—0.5 miles

• Arrive at Bruner Angus Ranch, on Right

Yearling Bulls

Lot 1 - BAR Reveal is an elite herd sire prospect from an exciting new sire group for us from VAR Revelation 6299. This calving ease bull has performed with the best of the performance bulls all year long. Reveal is out of a Bomber daughter who was produced through our embryo program that has taken first service AI on her first two calves. She is a feminine made female who is doing just what we hope for the ET daughters we are producing.

Reveal has as much or more rib depth and capacity as any bull in the sale with adequate frame size. He is nice headed, clean fronted, and smooth through his front shoulders. When you get behind him is where you find out where the pounds come from…extra width and volume that cannot be ignored. His foot and leg structure are as good as anything in the pen.

After analyzing Reveal on the hoof, you will find an outstanding EPD package to solidify his worth of being our leadoff bull this year. Twenty-one EPD’s and $Values in the top 25% of the breed or higher. Top 25% Marb; top 10% for CED, WW, YW, Claw, PAP, and $C; top 3% RE and $W; top 2% CEM; top 1% Angle, just to name a few.

This is the type of cattle we strive to produce: performance, and phenotype, with genetic predictions to match. Bruner Angus Ranch is reserving the right to collect semen at our expense. We plan to AI heifers this coming breeding season to him.

BAR Savvy 2020

2020 is the performance king in the Savvy sire group. He has loads of thickness and spring of rib, all while keeping superior spine length. Length has always been something here at Bruner Angus we have focused on and this bull is a product of that. His dam is a high producing, big volume cow sired by Vision Unanimous 1418.

Don’t buy an imposter.

Not all “Angus” bulls are REGISTERED Angus bulls.

Buy with confidence that EVERY Bruner Angus bull is a registered Angus bull and backed by the American Angus Association. You’ll find a registration number associated with each bull in this catalog and you can pull him up on the angus.org website to see more data behind him. Bruner Angus is Powered by Angus.

If you see this logo in conjunction with an individual animal or group of animals, you know that that animal is registered with the American Angus Association and backed by the power of data , programs and pedigrees of the Association. Invest wisely in those that carry the Powered By Angus logo.

Look for the REGISTRATION NUMBER.

For more information on the Powered By Angus program, visit: Angus.org/PBA.

2006 are full brothers sired by SAV Scale House 0845 and out of our Final Product bred donor “348” that has excelled many different ways we have flushed her. She produced the Lot 1 bull in our 2021 production sale selling to Ron Gilliland of Davis, CA for $10,000. Both of these bulls have been standouts since birth and definitely are still standouts today! Heavy boned, thick made, and stout! These two will produce pounds on the scale, with the most docile attitude of any bulls in the pen. This is a unique opportunity to acquire a set of full brothers that have as much raw power as we have ever produced at BAR! All of this is backed by a donor dam that will put your herd to the next level. Superb individual performance, great foot and leg structure, docility, and thickness from front to back! These two bulls will stop you in your tracks! Look for them to be favorite’s sale day February 19, 2023.

Lots 7-11 will be a sale highlight without a doubt. The cool thing here is they are all ET bulls out of our “125” donor. She is currently the highest income producing cow at BAR, is the mother of our highest selling bull to date BAR B-52 for $26,000 to Ressler Ranch of Cooperstown, ND., and has the most daughters currently working in our herd at 27. She is still in good condition at 12 years of age, showing no signs of stopping yet. She has been left open multiple years for conventional flushing, but has 5 natural calves that ratio 111 at weaning. She is due to have a natural calf this spring in midFebruary to our resident herd sire Sitz Relentless 558J. Lots 7 & 8 are flush brothers sired by Crawford Guarantee 9137 from Select Sires, a total outcross bull for us. These two bulls are full of muscle shape, length, and nice extension in their front third. When

Lots 9-11 are flush brothers sired by Connealy King Air, a resident calving ease herd sire at Vermilion Ranch. These three bulls are flat good! This may be as consistent of a flush 125 has ever produced. We have these 3 bulls that are top notch and 1 heifer calf that will be Rayna’s show heifer this coming summer. We could have easily started the sale right here in this pen! When you breed a calving ease sire to 125 you get bulls with extra punch like you will find here. If you are breeding heifers you need to consider lots 9 & 10 flush brothers; you will like what you see. The amount of performance and hip these bulls possess in a calving ease package make them candidates for being sale toppers!

2160 is the first of a sire group we are super excited about! BAR Explosive was a sale highlight and the high selling 2-year-old bull in our 2021 production sale selling to Mohnen Angus of White Lake, SD for $14,000. We collected him and used him back in our AI program with great success.

2160 is a power packed bull that does a lot of things right. He has been one of Travis’ picks all year! Big boned, a big square hip, big topped, and extra length all in an above average frame size describes him best. 2160’s dam is doing an excellent job ratioing 2 calves at 121 for weaning. We only have three Explosive sons this year; they all performed at the top of the class, and the heaviest natural born heifer calf this year was an Explosive. Get in on one of these Explosive sons; they will produce pounds and an attractive look! We used Explosive much heavier this past breeding season, so there will be a much larger sire group of these bulls next year.

Lot 47 – BAR Guarantee 2010 is a standout calving ease bull in the pen. 2010 has a nice small head, good neck extension, and a smooth front shoulder. He does this all while having excellent base width and thickness. 2010 has the 2nd highest $M number in this offering at 89; the maternal function here should be excellent!

His dam is a young cow that we have high expectations for in the future. She was chosen as one of Rayna’s first show heifers from 2 years ago. At the time she was a standout in the replacement pen, and when we started working with her realized she had a super quiet attitude. “Charlotte” as Rayna named her went on to be an excellent choice, as she would do just about anything with a 7 year old on the halter!

Like all good cattlegirls, Rayna helped Travis decide who to breed Charlotte to, was ecstatic to find out she was bred AI at ultrasounding, and patiently waited during calving for “Billy” to arrive. Charlotte was an excellent mother as a first calf heifer and we look forward to seeing what she can do in the future as she started off raising a heck of a good calf her first year.

he becomes the all-around leader in the 2-year-old group! Top 1% of the breed in WW, YW, RADG, YH, and SC. Top 5% or higher in Doc, Claw, CW, $B, and $C!

The donor dam in this pedigree is a second generation donor for us at Bruner Angus. She seems to add extra growth, pounds, and performance to any bull she is mated to. In our 2021 production sale, she had two ET sons by Young Dale Xcaliber in the 2-year-old division that were the most talked about bulls in the sale. They sold to John and James Ronglien of Towner, ND. In this past year’s sale she had two ET sons by Hoover No Doubt that were a sale highlight, one of them selling to Jim & Mike Rott of Anamoose, ND that was the high selling bull of the day! Docility, extra frame, and big scrotal bulls like this bull are what you can count on when you look at offspring from this cow.

Lot 73 – BAR No Doubt 1258 is an exciting bull! He is wide based, above average frame, and chalked full of muscle from front to back. 1258 is sired by the sought after sire Hoover No Doubt out of our Sure Shot donor who is the mother of BAR Enhance the second high selling bull in our 2020 production sale for $16,000 to Alta Genetics. The No Doubt progeny are consistently cattle that are above average frame, length, and performance. Last spring we calved out the first daughters and they also passed all the maternal tests they were given. This bull ranks in the top 25% or higher in 14 EPD’s and $Values! Finding a bull with this much raw power, great feet, out of a great cow, and who hits the mark numerically is a rarity. We believe this bull has the ability to move any registered or commercial operation to a new level!

Crawford Guarantee 9137

REG # 19526770 Calved: 02/19/2019

Basin Payweight 006S

Basin Payweight 1682

Connealy Payraise

21AR O Lass 7017

AAR Ten X 7008 SA

Pride Fair of Conanga 351 Pride Fawn of Conanga 1512

Connealy Arsenal 2174

Connealy Armory Ebba of Conanga 808

Crawford Ms Armory D40

B/R New Day 454 GAR New Day N2290 GAR Objective N906

Mohnen Stats

REG # 19776434 Calved: 01/08/2020

Sitz Upward 307R

Tehama Upward Y238

Tehama Elite Blackbird T735

Tehama Tahoe B767

SAV Final Answer 0035

Tehama Mary Blackbird Y864 Tehama Mary Blackbird T073

MCC Daybreak

Quaker Hill Rampage 0A36 QHF Blackcap 6E2 of 4V16 4355

Mohnen Ruth 208

Mohnen Long Distance 1639

Mohnen Ruth 2561 Mohnen Ruth 109

CED +12 .74

BW -.1 .92 WW +75 .89 YW +149 .63 Milk +31 .32 SC +1.16 .60 Marb +.65 .40 REA +.57 .40 $W 75 $B 163 $M 72

CED +14 .62

BW +.8 .77

WW +93 .71 YW +151 .44 Milk

War Party 2417 Blackcap 514 of S A F

S A

Blackcap May 4136

Connealy Thunder Mohnen Jilt 910 Mohnen Impressive 1093

BAR Miss Mentor 3827

Mogck Bullseye BAR Impression 1735

Consigned Replacement Heifers

Top bidder takes choice of 5 or more, gate cut, numerical order

Dockter-Jensen Ranch, Denhoff, ND Kerry & Brenda Dockter Kyle & Kristi Jensen

30 Black Angus Commercial Replacement Heifers

The Dockter-Jensen Ranch has provided a nice, uniform set of commercial open Angus heifers again this year. There will be 30 heifers in this group that are April born calves, and will be big, fancy heifers when pasture time comes. These heifers have an average weaning ratio of 100, and the entire crop of steer mates averaged 660 lbs. off the cow November 1st. They are sired by some of our previous years’ top selling and high performing bulls, and it is great to see these results. They have been poured with Ivermax and Clean-Up, dewormed, and have been reproductive tract scored. These heifers have a reputation of going on to becoming excellent cows!

Kerry H: 701-884-2754 C: 701-220-7941

Kyle: 701-848-6443

25 Black Angus Commercial Replacement Heifers 25 F1 Black Baldy Commercial Replacement Heifers

Ryan and Stacy Bruner have 25 commercial open Angus heifers and 25 F1 black baldy commercial open heifers that will sell accordingly. These heifers perform year after year and will add pounds to their calf crop. They have been poured with Clean-Up, dewormed, and reproductive tract scored. This will be a great opportunity to get the benefits of both the Angus and the Hereford world. All the Angus genetics here are sired by Bruner Angus bulls, so buy with confidence.

Ryan: 701-626-2199

Luke and Jacy Peterson will have a group of 15 F1 black baldy open heifers. Again, all the genetics on the cow side are heavily influenced by Bruner genetics, and will provide a great addition to any commercial operation. They have been reproductive tract scored, poured with Clean-Up, and have their pre-breeding shots. Focused on docility and structural soundness, these heifers are the replacement kind. We are confident in saying you will not find a more docile group than these heifers.

Luke: 701-400-2221

Ryan & Stacy Bruner, Drake, ND

Consigned Bred Heifers

Top bidder takes choice of 5 or more, gate cut, numerical order

John & Maxine, James & Alli Rognlien Towner, ND

30 Black Angus Commercial Bred Heifers

John and James Rognlien have put together an excellent set of females here. 30 commercial Angus bred heifers with 15 of them AI’d due April 17th to Spickler Architect, and 15 bred to Bruner Angus low birthweight bulls due May 1-June 15. These heifers are ultrasounded, poured, and up-to-date on their Scour Guard shots. These heifers are sired by AI sires or Bruner Angus bulls. This will be a great opportunity to build off of a proven cow herd.

James: 701-537-3121

Mike & Marsha, Jim & Kim Rott Anamoose, ND

13 Black Angus Commercial Bred Heifers

Mike and Jim Rott are new consignors this year and have brought an outstanding set of select commercial Angus bred heifers. There will be 13 head in this group. They have been ultrasounded, poured, and are up-to-date on all vaccinations. These heifers are due March 29 – May 12 and bred to BAR Intuition 7171 the high-selling bull from our 2018 Turn Out Bull Sale. These heifers are high performing, thick made females that are sired by some of the best bulls we have raised at Bruner Angus in years past.

Mike: 701-693-5956 Jim: 701-625-1026

Chris & Annie Arnold, Denhoff, ND

15 Black Angus Commercial Bred Heifers

Chris and Annie Arnold are also new consignors this year in the commercial bred heifer division. They will be bringing 15 commercial Angus bred heifers due April 1st all AI’d to BAR Countdown 7145. BAR Countdown 7145 has been used in multiple heifer breeding projects and has had high customer satisfaction. They have been ultra-sounded, poured with Clean-Up, dewormed, and have had both rounds of the Guardian Scour vaccine. This is a very uniform set of bred heifers that will be a great addition to anyone’s herd.

Chris: 701-260-4065