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This balanced trait herd prospect has stood out since birth. The mating of Colt to our Tracker 458 daughters combines two bulls with extra power, base width, volume, and muscle. Lot 26 is an attractive, balanced and docile herd bull that is wide topped and thick butted. He combines a strong maternal heritage of productive, fertile, and easy keeping females with extra growth and muscle. His dam is one of our best cows.

Here is a powerful and moderate framed Colt son with a tremendous amount of depth, volume and total mass. He combines base width and muscle with moderate birth genetics. His dam is arguably our best Substance daughter. A maternal brother to 7355 by Whitley was one of the top bulls in the 2015 Headquarters for Hindquarters Bull Sale and brought $7750. Lot 28 is line bred to Benfield Edella 1105, the most influential cow in the Benfield program.

Here is a top performing bull who is line bred to Benfield Edella 1105. His powerful and easy keeping dam was a natural calf by Tracker 458 out of 1105. Lot 30 is a docile, muscular and wide base bull with breed leading performance as well as proven maternal genetics. We work hard to produce bulls that will help our customers prosper. Lot 30 is a bull that will get it done!

Here is a power herd bull that puts it all together. He was the second high weaning weight bull at 792 pounds with a 114 ratio. Although he was too young to report for American Angus records in time for our catalog, we calculated his yearling weight at 1356 lbs. We like his balance, fault free structure and attractive phenotype. He is deep and long bodied with plenty of muscle. His Tracker 458 dam is a powerful and productive cow with three calves at weaning for a 107 ratio. Lot 32 is stacked Benfield breeding with Colt x Tracker 458 x Kona x Ringo.

Recommended for cows, Lot 34 is a powerful, stylish son of Cedar Run out of a terrific Pathfinder daughter of Topper from the Lucy cow family made famous at Van Dyke Angus Ranch in Manhattan, Montana. C14 is one of the heaviest muscled bulls in the sale, which should come as no surprise because of the added muscle and thickness displayed by his sire, Cedar Run, and maternal grandsire, Topper. Expect his daughters to make stout and productive brood cows.

Lot 36 is a maternal and ¾ brother to WRA Mirror Image Z11, a T10 son that sold to Jason Kading of Millbrook, New York in our 2013 sale. Z11 became the sensation of Jason’s dispersal sale in the fall of 2015 where his sons and daughters were in high demand and Z11 himself topped the sale at $11,000. We believe that C8 has the same herd bull potential. He is a moderate framed, sound structured, heavy muscled prospect that should be an outstanding maternal sire

Here is a balanced and moderate framed Reality son with exceptional performance in a heavy muscled package. He is wide based, broad topped, thick butted and free moving. His Tracker 458 dam is a stout, broody, deep bodied and easy keeping cow that consistently weans one of our best calves. Lot 38 is an easy choice to produce thick and heavy calves!

Lot 40 is a slightly bigger framed bull with extra depth and length to compliment his superior performance. He took off from birth and never looked back! One of the heaviest calves we have raised at weaning, he continued to perform on test and was the high yearling weight bull at 1417 lbs. Lot 40 is a true growth bull that will sire the extra pounds you can sell. He has the in-herd performance and top yearling EPD to prove it!

If you need to breed a small group of heifers this spring, Lot 42 is an excellent choice. He is deep bodied and thick with extra volume. Although one of the younger bulls in the sale, he will be an impressive individual at maturity. His dam is a big volume, easy keeping Game Day daughter. The grandam was a pathfinder by Kona and the great-grandam a pathfinder by Backstop.

Moderate framed, big bodied, and wide based best describe Lot 44. He epitomizes the low input, trouble free, economically efficient paradigm

Raised on a 2 year old dam, Lot 46 exploded after weaning, achieving our best post weaning gain figures. He has developed into an excellent prospect with above average length of body. Slightly larger framed than his paternal brothers, C9 should sire fault free cattle with excellent performance.

Lot 48 is a 15/16 brother to Lot 47, stacking multiple generations of low birthweight, low input genetics—Treasure 129, Windy 8491, Vindicator, and T10. Breeding potential is more accurately predicted when like kind genetics are stacked over multiple generations.

If you are looking for a bull that can add muscle while maintaining disciplined frame size and maternal efficiency, then look at Lot 50. He is a wide based, heavy muscled, attractive prospect with a -1.5 pound BW EPD.