Lot #25-11-H 400 170 head Angus X bred heifers in Manitoba, going soon!
Here is a large group of 400 honestly run bred heifers in Mantoba. These will be sorted and guaranteed pregnant from a much larger group of heifers. Not pampered cattle, run in real range conditions. Have a look at these good heifers in their working clothes! Who knows what prices will be when tax time hits? Lock in to these good heifers now. We will line up trucking for you and get them delivered right to your ranch if you want. Can go east or west for about $100. Great value on these heifers!
Lot: 25-11-H
Type: Bred Heifers
Number of head: 400 170 head
Allowable lot sizes: 10-20 head on coordinated delivery date
Allowable sort: 5% sort
Location: Peonan Point, Manitoba
Age: Bred heifers
Breed: Angus X (primarily Ang/Simm)
Colour: 50% red, 50% black
Purebred or Commercial?: Commercial
Calving dates: April 16-June 5 bulls out for 50 days. Bulls in July 9.
Breeding info: Low birth weight Angus bulls. Black Angus: Nycoliation, McMahon. Red Angus: Moose Creek, DBM, Quantock
Approximate weight: 950-1050 lbs average weight by October
Condition: range condition 3.5 BCS
Home raised? No, bought as heifers
Disposition: Average
Vaccination program: Spring - BoviShield Gold, Bioestrovet, Safeguard, Solmectin, Ultrabac 7
Fall - left up to buyer
Delivery date: Immediate or cattle can be held into the new year
Delivery location: FOB ranch at Peonan Point, MB
Will seller carry them longer?: Yes, will winter, but not calve
Feeding program: Heifers packaged together and put on feed all at one feedlot. Ration for 2lbs of gain. Put on grass mid May with free choice mineral and salt. September/October heifers will be given 2-5 lbs of supplement (oats, corn, pellets) while still on pasture. Mid November heifers will be put on full feed. (Hay and Supplement). Preg tested Sept 26. Arrangements can be made to keep the cattle longer than delivery date on larger groups.
Price: $5500 Cdn obo
Details: Gentle and quiet group. Heifers respect an electric fence very well. Used in a quick moving rotational grazing system with single strand high tensile/poly electric fence and traditional barbed wire fences. They come when called to new pasture. Have also been worked and driven by horses, dogs, and quads.
The bulls have been used on our own heifers in previous years. They are easy calving and the calves were good size for a heifer, healthy and uniform.
These heifers were not pampered in anyway. They come bred and in good condition off rough low quality native ground that included open upland, dense bush and swampy ground. Our main goal is to push them hard in their first year so that there are no surprises down the road. We believe the cow should work for you and not you for it.
