Lot #2026-15-C 39 Black Angus 2nd calvers and Hereford mixed age bred cows near Stettler, Ab.
Here is a package of ranch ready cows. A mix of Black Angus 2nd calvers bred Charolais and mixed age Herefords which are unpapered purebreds bought off a neighbour bred Red Charolais. The calves off these cows will be worth a pretty penny next fall. Calving April 10th, bred 45 days. These cows have already proven their merit and are ready to produce for you. November delivery near the Stettler area from the McComish Ranch. A real opportunity to step into some highly productive cows, good calves at side of these girls shows what they are capable of in range conditions.
Lot: 2026-15-C 39 bred cows
Type: Bred cows
Number of head: 39
Allowable lot sizes: sold as a lot or sold as separate breed lots
Allowable sort: take the blacks, take the Herefords, or take the lot. Any not right cows pulled.
Location: Stettler, Ab.
Age: 15 blacks are 2nd calvers, balance of Herefords are mixed age middle to mature
Breed: 15 Black Angus, 24 Hereford
Colour: 15 black, 24 Hereford
Purebred or Commercial?: Commercial
Calving dates: Calving starts April 10. Bulls out from July1-Aug 14 (45 days)
Breeding info: 2nd calvers bred Charolais and Hereford cows bred Red Charolais.
Approximate weight: 2nd calvers will weigh about 1150-1250, Hereford cows will weigh around 1725 (recently weighed)
Condition: good range condition 3-3.5 BCS
Home raised? One iron cows, Hereford cows bought from neighbour
Disposition: Average
Vaccination program:
Delivery date: November 17, 2026
Delivery location: FOB ranch
Will seller carry them longer?: No, to delivery date
Feeding program: On pasture
Price: $6500 CDN
Details: These Hereford cows are unpapered purebred Hereford cows bred Red Charolais of mixed age (age details forthcoming). Calves out of them will be very valuable in the ring. 2nd calvers bred Charolais will also bring forth the type of calves buyers are looking for. The calves on both groups are solid and demonstrate what these cows can do, even the 2nd calvers weaning their first calves.