T HE CREED S ON S
LOT 21
QB N71
QB N99
20 LOT
21 LOT
GENOMIC ENHANCED
GENOMIC ENHANCED
PB SM
3/4 SM 1/4 AN
ASA# 4524416 | Homo Black Homo Polled | BD: 3/4/25 BCLR MANIFESTO G352 KS CREED K258 SRF MISS 940G KBHR CIMARRON F151 KBHR MS CIMARRON K193 KBHR SWEET SISTER H027 BW
ASA# 4524320 | Homo Black Homo Polled | BD: 3/5/25 BCLR MANIFESTO G352 KS CREED K258 SRF MISS 940G LRS GRADE BREAK 114B GQ F845 TSN MISS ANSWER C365 BW
89 ADJ. WW 835 ADJ. YW 1460 ADJ. SC 37.8 WDA 3.95 ADG 3.94
93 ADJ. WW 786 ADJ. YW 1284 ADJ. SC 40.4 WDA 3.68 ADG 3.13
SIRE
SIRE
DAM
DAM
CE BW WW YW ADG MCE MILK MWW STAY 8.2 1.4 100.2 150.4 0.31 8.2 21.8 71.8 21.1 70 55 4 10 20 15 60 20 5 DOC CW YG MARB BF REA API TI 13.2 61.7 -0.3 0.52 -0.064 1.1 168.3 101.6 35 2 80 10 60 15 10 5 The natural calf out of the K193 flush cow we bought from Keller’s a couple of years ago, this bull comes with a strong donor-backed pedigree. He is a true herd bull prospect with an excellent EPD profile, ranking in the top 10% for API, TI, WW, YW, MCE, STAY, and MARB. He has plenty of frame, with extra size, shape, and muscle expression. This is a very complete bull that combines numbers, cow family, and phenotype in one package.
CE BW WW YW ADG MCE MILK MWW STAY 9.7 0.9 82.6 117.6 0.22 5.9 19.5 60.7 21.8 70 70 35 60 85 70 85 65 3 DOC CW YG MARB BF REA API TI 14.5 31.5 -0.09 0.57 -0.029 0.35 152.4 86.4 30 70 80 30 65 95 25 40 The F845 cow always stamps her calves with a really attractive side profile, and this calf is no exception. He has a lot of style and balance and moves out very free and easy with a long, fluid stride. He is square-hipped, level-topped, and very eye- appealing from every angle. With a big scrotal, this calf will cover a lot of cows and get out and work in a large pasture.
What are your priorities? This is where we always start with developing a set of bulls. When Jason answered this question the first thing he said was to “keep them sound”. These cattle have consumed a diet that focused on utilizing high-quality roughages to assemble a palatable and uniform diet. The micronutrient needs of these cattle focus on the importance of maintaining general health, fertility and foot quality. Genetically, you are familiar with the ability of these cattle to grow and gain. While we have been blessed with a mostly moderate fall and winter, the bulls have converted their limited energy diet into some impressive gains – a reflection of their ability! When you buy a bull here, be comfortable that they have been professionally developed and are ready to go to work for you.
A NOTE FROM OUR nutritionist
- Tyler Melroe, M.S. Consulting Nutritionist
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2026
OAKES, NORTH DAKOTA
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