BK Lassie 524 is by 302 is our herd bull by Connealy Combination 0188, son of the Rare and Popular Connealy Consensus make him an Outcross to many. He has a big Time Birth-to-Yearling Spread. He has elite Genomically-enhanced Carcass Predictions. Combination’s dam is out of a Connealy Tobin cow. 302’s dam, 4057 is another phenomenal […]
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I finally got through all of the pictures and got them uploaded last night. The kids did an awesome job, both the Footloose 4-H group and the younger kids showing open, we are proud of them all. Kaine got Grand Champion Angus heifer with Hippo and Kade got Reserve Champion Angus heifer with Dark Knight, […]
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416 is out of a RDDA Overload 2437R daughter. Overload was bred by Vermillion Ranch, MT, and was the exciting $20,000 high seller at the 2006 Deiter Bros. Sale, SD. He posted a 119 YW ratio and had a 14.9″ REA. Overload is an extremely stout and heavily muscled bull! He has 6 stars for […]
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2014 Bred Angus and Angus Cross Heifers The heifers have all had their annual shots and have been bangs vaccinated. They have been preg checked and are confirmed pregnant. They are $2500 each or $2250 if you take them all.
The sale heifers have all been preg checked and are confirmed bred. For more info on each one go to our sale page, https://horseshoeangusranch.com/sale-heifers/
Kane got to show Winter and Kade got to show Dark Night in the PeeWee class at the Junior Angus show in Moses Lake on Friday, July 24, 2015.
We are on the last day of the Jr Angus show, everyone did great yesterday and we are looking forward to today.
We are gearing up to head to Moses Lake tomorrow for the WA Junior Evergreen Angus and Steer show. We are looking forward to seeing you all there.
Since we are mid way through summer and into pre shows and starting into fair season, I thought this was a great article. Watch for heat waves during which nighttime temperatures don’t dip below 70°. by Heather Smith Thomas Don Spiers, professor of environmental physiology within the Department of Animal Science at the University of […]
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This is something that we have always believed in and have always used when selecting stock to keep, whether it is horses, cattle, dogs, etc. We do not keep anything that does not have a good temperament, I am glad it is finally in writing. Temperament isn’t always a trait considered when selecting a herd bull or replacement […]
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