Black Angus, Montana Origin – 14 Head – BH07212614

Fourteen Black Angus bred heifers of Montana origin, about 900 pounds and a year and a half old, AI bred to CMF Gold Rush and due to calve March 15.

Fourteen head is a small group on purpose, and there’s a real buyer for it. Not every operation needs fifty replacement females. Homesteaders, family farms, and producers who are adding a few head instead of stocking a whole pasture usually get pushed toward the leftovers at a sale barn, or toward buying singles from four different places and hoping they work out together. This is the opposite of that: a matched set of fourteen, out of the same background, bred the same way, calving at the same time.

Because these heifers are AI bred to a single sire and due March 15, the calving is concentrated. Fourteen heifers calving inside a short window is a manageable stretch of work even for a producer with an off-farm job. The calves will match each other, which helps when it comes time to sell.

The handling on these heifers is the same as the rest of our Montana-origin females: gentle enough to work on foot, and they’ll follow a feed truck. That’s a fair amount of the value when you’re a small operation without a crew or a full set of corrals.

Health program on this group is 6VL5, Safeguard, Ivermectin, and injectable Cydectin.