Nathan Palm Angus - Annual Angus Bull Sale [2/15/26]

YEARLING BULLS

These calves had the Craftsman WOW factor as baby calves. Long bodied with a wide, long hip. Secret is that the dam has enough depth of rib and capacity to keep those traits going into adulthood. I feel these calves did that. A ton of cow power in this pedigree with solid performance and good feet. A couple of calves that I feel will get better with age. Herd Improvers! 5009 & 5011 Flush Brothers

5009

PALM 5009

PALM 5011

PALM C raftsman 5009 BD: 01/26/25 BULL 21206265

PALM C raftsman 5011 BD: 02/02/25 BULL 21206266

BLACK CARLA OF CONANGA 450 CONNEALY NIOBRARA 5451 SITZ MISS BURGESS 1856 SITZ STELLAR 726D

BLACK CARLA OF CONANGA 450 CONNEALY NIOBRARA 5451 SITZ MISS BURGESS 1856 SITZ STELLAR 726D

$M 81 $W 88 $F 86 $G 56 $B 143 $C 266

$M 81 $W 88 $F 86 $G 56 $B 143 $C 266

SITZ RESILIENT 10208

SITZ RESILIENT 10208

CONNEALY CRAFTSMAN

CONNEALY CRAFTSMAN

20132505

20132505

BLACK CATHY OF CONANGA 8521

BLACK CATHY OF CONANGA 8521

BROOKDALE JODIE 73 S A V RESOURCE 1441 BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69 EF COMMANDO 1366

BROOKDALE JODIE 73 S A V RESOURCE 1441 BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69 EF COMMANDO 1366

BALDRIDGE BRONC

BALDRIDGE BRONC

BROOKDALE JODIE 260

BROOKDALE JODIE 260

19822896

19822896

BROOKDALE JODIE 786

BROOKDALE JODIE 786

CE

BW WW YW SC

Milk Marb RE

CE

BW WW YW SC

Milk Marb RE

EPD 5

1.5

78

130 0.73 30 0.77 0.63

EPD 5

1.5

78

130 0.72 30 0.77 0.63

Acc

0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05

Acc

0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05

Birth Weight: 94

Scrotal Circumfrence: 35

Birth Weight: 105

Scrotal Circumfrence: 36

THOUGHTS ABOUT CALVING EASE: Angus bulls have long been known for their paramount calving ease. If you are breeding heifers, Angus is the go-to breed of choice. But what about the so-called “big” birth weight Angus bulls - where do they fit in? The vast majority of mature cows calve unassisted - it is rare for a mature cow to need assistance, except for abnormal deliveries (backwards, breech, twins, etc.). Data reported to the AAA shows that 99% of Angus cows, second calf or beyond, calve unassisted and only 1% need some type of assistance (abnormal deliveries excluded from this data). Back to the question at hand: where do the “big” birth weight Angus bulls fit in? Example: If you have a bull with a Birth EPD of +5, he would be 3.2 pounds heavier than the average (breed average BW EPD 1.8) (5-1.8=3.2 pounds difference). However, his superior growth EPDs mean he will wean bigger calves and put way more money in you pocket than the average Angus bull! The moral of the story: If you are breeding mature cows to an Angus bull do not make birth weight be your focus.

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