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TOP SET OF COMING
2-YEAR-OLD BULLS FOR SALE!
A good number of these bulls are ET calves out
of our top donor cows.
Overall, this is the most genetically dominant
performance bulls in all phases of the beef
industry. All sale bulls are DNA gene
tested for marbling, tenderness, backfat, yield
grade, ribeye area,
and carcass weight.
This is the most uniform set of sale bulls that
we have produced to date. They are sired
by seven of our proven herd sires.
They are identical in their conformation
-- it is difficult to distinguish one
bull from another. Calves by these
long, deep, thick-bodied bulls will also
look alike, perform the same and cut out
at premium values. We also have a
choice set of bred heifers, open heifers
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GOULD RANCH
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IRISH BLACKS
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Gould Ranch
Closing the loop
Back in the
1870s, Guy Gould’s great-grandparents
left behind their farm on Colorado’s
eastern plains and trailed their cattle
to the open range of South Dakota.
They traced a path along Badger Creek, a
meandering stream that cuts northward
toward the Platte River, and bivouacked
at a place called Frost Camp.
The cool waters there slaked the thirst
of their livestock and family, and
provided a welcome respite from the
dusty trail.
They stayed there for just one night –
the prairie was a dangerous place to
dally for too long -- then bundled up
their provisions and continued on their
journey.
Five years ago, Guy Gould came to Badger
Creek for the first time when he bought
the ranch where Frost Camp lies. His new
home rests on the flat basin where his
grandparents had rested for the night.
“It’s good to think that they were right
here, at this place, a century ago,”
Gould reflects. “It’s like we’ve come
full circle.”
The Gould family has not only has staked
its future on Colorado's eastern plains,
but also on a little-known breed of
cattle known as Irish Blacks and Reds.
"These cattle have the ability to change
this business for the better for good,"
says Guy.
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