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Herd Bulls
Coleman Keen 717
Coleman Angus in Charlo, Montana is respected nationwide as one of the top maternal herds in the country. Larry Coleman insists that his cattle have performance, volume, muscle, fleshing ability in a maternally strong package. Larry values great females from cow families that are proven for fertility, longevity, udder quality and fleshing ability. We found Keen in a pen full of bull calves and knew immediately he was special. Phenotypically, Keen is powerful, with tremendous length, base width, volume, muscle, and performance. He is just the right size- big enough for top performance, yet moderate enough to function in a low input forage based production paradigm. Genetically, consider the maternal giants found up close in Keen's pedigree- EXT, Rito 707, Rainmaker 654X, Charlo and 6807. It doesn't get any better. As his individuality and heritage would predict, Keen is proving to be an outstanding sire. He consistently sires excellent performance in a structurally sound, wide based, heavy muscled package. We are looking forward to getting his daughters in production.
Ginger Hill Black Bore 616
We feel very fortunate to have been able to lease the natural service of Ginger Hill Black Bore 616 for our 2021 and 2022 spring breeding seasons from his co-owner, Jim Butler. Brooke Miller, breeder and co-owner of 616, considers him to be the most outstanding sire that Ginger Hill has ever bred. 616 is a bull that is heifer safe, yet sires excellent muscle, growth, and maternal value. An added bonus is the ability of this progeny to shed hair early in the season. His dam is a 10 year old Pathfinder cow, weaning 8 calves at a 107 WWR while is 14 year old Pathfinder grandam records 11 calves at a 107 WWR. Real world cattle for producers in business for the long run.
McCumber Radar 1105
Radar is a stout made, wide based, big volume and easy fleshing herd sire that also possesses calving ease genetics and he is from the nationally recognized maternal herd of Mc Cumber Angus in Rolette, ND. The Miss Wix cow family helped make Mc Cumber famous, and his sire, Armour, is double bred to the best of the Miss Wix family. Radar’s dam is a Pathfinder daughter of Rito Rolette that in turn is out of an OCC Missing Link daughter. Once again, stacked maternal genetics. Born on a -30 degree night, Radar is missing most of his ears and tail, be he still has the solid genetics commercial breeders need to stay in business for the long run.
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