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It's been a while since I posted, so I thought I would change it up a bit. This is a 4 year-old Sim/Angus cow sired by Bon View New Design 878 and out of the Triple C Red Velvet Simmental cow that we purchased half interest in from Hergott Simmentals. The second pic is of her coming 2 year-old...

I have had quite a few Steer Planet folks that have talked to me about Red Angus cattle..and thanks so much for all of the interest! I was moving herd bulls today and snapped a couple pics of our Red Angus bull, Easy Money. He is sired by Cherokee Canyon, out of a Heaven or Bust cow.

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Please check out the sale cattle page at www.fickecattle.com for pics and info on our Red Angus sale heifers. Thanks!

We have put together a group of 5 elite Red Angus heifer calves, that we feel will be very competitive and make extremely good foundation females. Many of our cattle are sold while still at the side of their mothers, this group is no different. They can be viewed on grass, before weaning. We...

I snapped a few pics of some Red Angus calves sired by one of our herd bulls, FCCO Easy Money 901. They are March and April calves.

Hey Steer Planet friends, thanks to everyone that has been checking out our website (www.fickecattle.com) this past week. You can also find Ficke Cattle Company on Facebook. We will start posting pics of sale calves both places in August. Thanks for all of the positive feedback!

Thanks for all of the nice comments from the Aubrac Cattle post! More precisely, all of the good feedback on our Legend son-Masher. For those of you that did not get to see him you can go to our Hybrid page at www.fickecattle.com. I have also included a couple pasture pics of Masher this morning...

I thought FREDDY might appreciate me sharing this pic. This is a coming 2 year-old Troubadour son out of an Angus cow from Fred Ranch, that we are using on Angus and Angus/Aubrac cows.

Longer ago someone was asking about Aubrac cattle on here. I just thought I would post a pic of a typical Angus/Aubrac heifer calf from our program. The Aubracs are extremely forage efficient, but traditionally ugly and horned. We have a page of Aubrac Herd sires at www.fickecattle.com to find...

Is Rocky Balboa a good choice to breed to Angus base heifers? What would some other options be? Thanks!