Please take a look through our Reference Sires for the 2020 Hereford Bull Sale. Questions or comments? Feel free to touch base with us by heading over the the Get in Touch page.
CC 57Y: A really good heifer bull who’s a little on the moderate frame side. He is a real fancy bull to look at with two big googles. His calves are very uniform, light birth weight, well made cattle. 
BYI 81B: Selected from the Riverbridge herd as a herd sire. He sires easy fleshing, performance cattle. Some real good cows behind him. 
FAAA 161X: We are very pleased with 161 progeny. They show tremendous uniformity with exceptional hair coat and are very nice to work with. His sons are at the top of our crop. We lost 161X after only 2 seasons. We are using several of his sons in our program. 
BBSF 5B: We purchased 5B at the top of the Brost’s sale. We are quite pleased with both his sons and daughters. Daughters are growthy, have good udders and enough milk to produce nice big calves. Sons are proving to be quality bulls with good performance. 
IPK 38B: We have great expectations from 38B. He is a stand out bull and a producer of big framed, good doing cattle. His son 141E is at the top of our sale in 2019. Daughters look great. We lost 38B after only 2 seasons so will keep some sons in use. 
JBCE 149C: We purchased 149C from Bar Pipe at the Medicine Hat sale. He sires easy fleshing, high performance cattle and they show good conformation with the hip that we always look for. Check out his sons. We only tested one of them that we used (42F) and he was homozygous. I believe there are several more that are homozygous as well. 
ULH 1U: 1U was purchased on the strength of his dam, 22G, whose progeny all rose to the top of their class. He has fulfilled our high expectations. He combines high production and longevity on both sides of his pedigree. 1U was used as a heifer bull in his first two seasons. 
WLN 26X: A deep ribbed, home raised herd sire who was used on heifers as a yearling. He is breeding excellent quality uniform cattle. 
WLN 54A: 54A has proven himself to be a calving ease specialist like his father. Calves are light weight and sound. 
WLN 60A: This is the 161X son that we chose to keep for ourselves. His performance is second to none and his length and size make a welcome difference to his progeny. His dam, 10U is still bringing in excellent calves and looking great doing it. 
WLN 64Z: Probably 42P’s best son here. He has given us high performance cattle with the added bonus of light birth weight calves. 
WLN 73C: The second son of 11U that we are using. We like her so much that I would love to have a whole herd of her progeny. 
WLN 83A: 62S calves are outstanding. 83A is breeding thick, stout cattle that are very docile and sound. He has the goggle eyed feature that also adds pigment. 
WLN 89D: We used 89D for one season on heifers. We were happy with the job he did but lost him to injury that winter. He throws sound progeny with light birth weights. 
WLN 91C: One of the 868Y sons we have in use. He is nice to work with and we like his depth of rib and hip. He sires performance cattle. 
WLN 98A: 11U, 98’s dam is an awesome cow. She is not a huge cow but has an impressive record of top end quality calves. 98 was sold to Mappins and we have been able to use him some. He has some sons with herd bull qualities. 
WLN 151C: 151C sold at the top of our sale to the Mappins and we were able to use him on a few cows before they took him home. Check out his sons in this sale. 
WLN 197D: We chose 197D, as a son of 60A and a real good cow, to use on heifers. He has a lot of stretch and performance, as well as low birth weight. 
WLN 249D: We chose 249D to use on heifers largely on the strength of his mother. She is a nice square, high performance cow with real nice, thick, curly hair. WLN 249D is now working for the Coles in Dunster, BC doing a good job.
