We sell replacement heifers, bred replacement heifers, open cows, and bull calves from our farm in Wilson Creek, 45 minutes north of Moses Lake, WA
Our cattle are bred for easy calving, in 2026 we did not pull one calf among 150 mother cows. We lost one calf to a coyote, and one calf to pneumonia.
FAQs
What breed is your cattle?
They are roughly 80 percent Black Angus, with 5 percent Red Angus, 5 percent Charolais, and 10 percent Hereford.
Why should we buy your cattle?
Our herd is built on efficiency and ease. We run a closed herd and only occasionally bring in a new registered bull from a reputable breeder. We have a strict culling process where every year we get rid of open cows, fence jumpers, and any mean cows. This results in a very docile, friendly, and easy-to-manage group.
These heifers are bred for easy calving and excellent foraging. Last year, we did not have to pull a single calf among 150 mother cows. They are so reliable that we do not even go out to check them at night. For half the year, they thrive on open range sage brush and cheat grass with nothing but salt, so they know how to work for a living. They have been regularly vaccinated and dewormed. Bangs vaccinations will be completed this spring.
What do they cost?
If you see this prior to June 2027, here is the pricing:
Option one is to buy them now for 2900 dollars per head. At this price, they are not bred and have not yet received the Bangs vaccine. There is a 50 dollar discount per head if the animal is not black.
Option two is to buy them on August 1st, 2027, after they have been with the bulls for 60 days. At that point, they will be Bangs vaccinated. The price is 3700 dollars per head, with a 100 dollar discount per head if they are not black. Please note they will not be preg checked yet at this stage.
Option three is to buy them in November 2027 after they have been confirmed pregnant and Bangs vaccinated. The price is 4200 dollars per head, with a 150 dollar discount per head if they are not black.
Any terms if I buy them and you keep them to breed?
To book your selection, we require a 20 percent deposit. I carry the risk of death loss until the contracted date.