Cattle for The Long Haul Fall sale
We will be hosting our second online auction this September 29th-30th on DV Auction. All the heifers and cows are up, but the bulls are being BSE'd and filmed the week of 9/14-9/17. Check out the sale at DV Auction.
RSAC BARMAID 2W-1713E-RAA 3882329
For argument's sake, let's call her Easy Fleshing. We were fortunate enough to glean on the due diligence of a friend and mentor, Ronnie Shelby, and picked 221a up at his herd dispersal almost a decade ago. She is a grass type cow: moderate framed, fleshy, and yet still feminine. If you direct market beef she would be a good choice to make both sons and daughters. Bred to HERITAGE 7000 UMPIRE 153J( RAA 4615695) for a December calf. Offspring can be registered with RAA.
DGG 193M-SenAngus
193m was probably my favorite keeper heifer in last years group. Slick, wide mouthed, deep bodied, and broody. She bred up with the earliest of the heifers and had her calf, but it died shortly after birth. We are not sure if it was predated upon or if was a health issue. Since she didn't bring us a calf at weaning you have the opportunity to take home one of our best phenotype grass 2.5 year olds we've ever produced. She is docile and really fine young cow. Multisire bred to 1/2 and 1/4 blood Senangus bulls that trace back to Millertown 60d, a bull we used and sold to Ozark Hills, one of the top Pharo cooperators and an outstanding breeder. Confirmed for a February calf.
DGG 317j-SenAngus
Phenotypically, an ideal southern grass cow. Easy fleshing, onion skin hair coat, and good structure. Don't let the coat color fool you, this cow is built for the heat. After successfully raising 2 calves she bred for a third but failed to wean it. Likely bred to HERITAGE 7000 UMPIRE 153J( RAA 4615695) and confirmed for a January calf.
JHRA RED BLOSSOM H5-RAAA 1613176
A southern red Angus cow worthy of the flush pen, H5 has proven her worth over a decade of production. When our friend Jim Hudson dispersed his breeding stock herd around 8 years ago, we acquired the entire group. H5 proved to be the best of the best, raising an above average calf year after year. She still travels well, is docile, and has no issues. That leopard mottle to her coat tells you what you need to know about her handling an extreme summer her in South Ga. Likely bred to HERITAGE 7000 UMPIRE 153J( RAA 4615695) and confirmed for a January calf.
DGG 59k-Red Angus
Another nice young cow that raised her first two calves and failed to wean the third. Solid, predominately Red Angus grass type cow. Straight top and lots of meat on this one. Bred to 1/4 or 1/2 Senepol sons of DGG 202h for a confirmed bred February calf.
DGG 135L-Senangus
Raised her first calf and confirmed bred with her second but lost sometime after birth. Really pretty young cow that likely has a long life ahead of her. Strong grass phenotype and built for the South. Easy going, slick, and structurally correct.
DGG 3L-ET Black Angus cow |
An ET cow that was raised off farm and took a second to adjust to our challenging ways, but really looks the part. Classic maternal Angus genetics from N Bar Emulation EXT over some of the finest Graham cows to survive the change in mindset that came about in the 80s. I trust Chris Throne to get that part right. Should have registration complete by sale day. Bred to percentage Senangus bulls for a February calf.
