Angus Herd Sires

642D sired some of the best in our Private Treaty bulls for 2019.  They’re  thick & muscular, low birth weight, and  low PAP.   642D  is a double bred Travelodge 803U son who combines muscle, performance as well as outstanding cow families  on both sides of his pedigree.  He’s an easy fleshing individual and very aggressive in the breeding pasture.

604D comes from a top cow family and his dam has proven to be as good as her mother.   Cole Creek Cedar Ridge IV – who is known for low PAP performance and females with optimal udders and small teats.   604D is a calving ease, easing fleshing, thick structurally correct individual. His dam was a first calf heifer sired by 251Z did a good job with him to post a 632 Weaning Weight.  She has  turned out to be one of our top young cows.

932G Is a very promising young sire ‐ he’ll catch your eye. A muscular low BW, low PAP bull with thickness, capacity and carcass data.

919G has real future in our herd.  His dame, 212Z is one of the best we have.  Like his sire, 919G is a calving ease , thick structurally correct individual.. His PAP is only 37.  He bull will sire top replacements with excellent udders.

1V is a calving ease, thick, structurally correct individual.  He and his progeny have been extensively tested for PAP by CSU and found to have consistently have low PAP scores.  CSU”s PAP EPD for his good bull is -1.78**.  He’s known for females with perfect udders and small teats.

06M’s influence runs deep in our herd – thickness, good udders, easy keepers and cows known for longevity. He and PR Travelodge 0051 made a significant impact on our Angus PAP scores.  06M’s adjusted Weaning Weight was 729#=lbs.

PR Travelodge 0051 is the foundation sire of our Angus cow herd. His get were easy keepers, thick & muscular; and his females were good milkers with neat udders and small teats.  06M’s females had excellent udders, as well.  Our cowherd shows their influence of this trait as well as their positive influence on its average PAP.  Some our best cow families go back to this great old bull.