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Running B Bucking Bull Breeding Stock Sale/Dispersal |
| The family groups trace back to a foundation cow or group of females that were closely related. Comments on the strengths of each family are provided. Banteng Family – These cattle all trace back to Mossleigh Queen, a ½ Banteng, ½ Brangus cow raised in Texas. The Banteng bull was from Bert Wheeler’s Cooley Ranch in Texas. Banteng’s are the native wild jungle cattle in Indonesia. They are a separate species, Bos javanicus. The tamed cattle have been selected for speed and are raced in pairs pulling a chariot. These teams can reach 40mph. They respond well to quiet handling but easily revert back to wild behavior. They contribute heat tolerance and speed to their offspring. To my knowledge, this is the only Banteng blood available for bucking stock. It may prove to be the “secret ingredient”. $600 - Jenny 2-1 (Mr. Sawyer X Mossleigh Queen) 2002 Bred to Mr. Sawyer 100 days $700 – Parker Brown (Mr. Sawyer X Pauline) 2002 Bred to Mossy Oak Break Up 120 days (AI July 15, 2009) $400 – Kathy (Ned Kelly X Parker Brown) 2006 Open, did not cycle $750 – Tan Maypearl (Ned Kelly X Maypearl) 2005 Bred to Mossy Oak Break Up 120 days (AI July 15, 2009) $750 – Cryin’ Eyes (Ned Kelly X Jenny 2-1) 2005 Bred to Mr. Sawyer 100 days (AI to ‘Break Up July 15, 2009) $3200 for the Banteng Family Chiangus Family – These cattle represent the original tan color variant in the Chiangus that are now relatively uncommon. The infusion was used to increase size and athletic ability. This family produced a successful bucking bull on the minor circuit and is characterized by high kick. These cattle can be quite “active” under pressure. $1200 – Nervous Barlow (Chiangus X Chiangus) 2004 Bred to Mr. Sawyer 90 days (AI to ‘Break Up July 15, 2009 $1000 – Droop Horn (Ned Kelly X Tan Barlow) 2006 Bred to Mossy Oak Break Up 120 days $1200 – Tan Barlow (Chiangus X Chiangus) 2004 Bred to Mr. Sawyer 90 days (AI to ‘Break Up July 14, 2009 $1000 – Red Barlow (Ned Kelly X Nervous Barlow) 2007 Bred to Mr. Sawyer 100 days (AI ‘Break Up July 14, 2009 $1000 – Cream Barlow (Ned Kelly X Tan Barlow) 2007 Bred to Mossy Oak Break Up 120 days (AI July 14, 2009 $5400 for the Chiangus Family Wagyu Family – These cattle are black but the crosses can be spotted. Dark red brindles are common. This blood was incorporated to add carcass quality to improve the versatility of those animals not retained for bucking purposes. The crosses can be thick, muscular cattle that are rather quick with an active temperament. They all trace back to a ¾ Wagyu, ¼ Black Angus cow. $800 – Long Tail 7/8 (Mr. Sawyer X ¾ Wagyu) 2007 Bred to Cane Ridge full blood for 15/16th 120 days (AI July 14, 2009) $700 – Bob Tail 7/8 (Mr. Sawyer X ¾ Wagyu ) 2006 Bred to Kirby II 90 days $750 – Wells Black & White (Mr. Sawyer X Topaz) 2007 Bred to Kirby II 75 days $750 – Hurter Black & White ( Mr. Sawyer X Sapphire) 2006 Open – called too late $3000 for the Wagyu Family Watusi-Longhorn Family This group represents the product of retaining the best AI Longhorn heifers and bulls from our Longhorn base herd that started with Peeler bloodlines and grew to include Phillips breeding through Texas Ranger followed by bulls of Darol Dickinson breeding. These cattle were selected for size, conformation and muscularity. Watusi blood was incorporated to increase speed and agility. This group responds to quiet handling but can increase their responsiveness when put under pressure. $700 – Sapphire [Hamilton B X Ruby (3/4 Watusi)] 1996 Bred to Forbush Longhorn Bull 4-5 months $700 – Nacona 1 (Ned Kelly X Nacona) 2006 Open – called too late $850 – Sapphire 4 (Ned Kelly X Sapphire) 2004 Bred to Kirby II 75 days (AI to ‘Break Up on July 15, 2009) $750 – Hurter Red Spot ( Ned Kelly X Topaz) 2007 Bred to Kirby II 90 days $1200 – Big Horn (Ned Kelly X Nacona) 2004 Bred to Kirby II 90 days (AI to ‘Break Up on July 15, 2009) $650 – Ethyl (Ned Kelly X Nueces B) 2005 twin Open (AI to ‘Break Up on July 15, 2009) $700 – Nacona 2 (Ned Kelly X Nacona) 2007 Open $850 - Mahogany (Ned Kelly X Nueces B) 2005 twin Bred to Mossy Oak Break Up 120 days (AI July 14, 2009) $750 – Big Horn Red (Ned Kelly X Big Horn) 2007 Open $8150 for the Watusi-Longhorn Family Bull Information Kirby B – A registered Texas Longhorn bull by Not Gunna out of LYZ Sunday Miss by Overwhelmer. A dark red and white bull weighing approximately 1650lbs with a beef bull conformation. Mr. Sawyer – A registered 31/32 Wagyu bull that is solid black weighing 1500lbs. Traits include longevity, calving ease and carcass quality. Our previous AI Wagyu X Longhorn cross bulls were all black and white, thick muscled and very active. Ned Kelly – Registered full blood Watusi named after the most notorious Australian bushrangers (outlaws). He was a solid dark mahogany bull, weighing 1100lbs. He had a 23’ horn base, was very athletic. This bull would hunt you up. Kirby II – A young son of Kirby B out of Topaz, a 5/8 Longhorn 3/8 Watusi cow. He was nearly solid red with excellent beef conformation and very athletic. These will be his first calves Mossy Oak Break Up – Solid red, 1750lb bull. Bucked at the National Finals and sired by Mossy Oak Mudslinger out of a Copperhead cow |
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