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Red Angus Yearling Bulls Red Hill Farms – 2018
Red Hill Red Angus Spring Yearling Bulls
The bulls were developed on a high-roughage haylage based ration with a goal of the bulls gaining
2.25 pounds per day. Yearling weights, ultrasound data, and height measurements were taken on
January 22, 2018. Scrotal measurements and BSEs were performed by Dr. Chad Shaw on Feb-
ruary 13, 2018, and the scrotal measurements printed are actual measurements from that date.
Many of these bulls have grown 1 to 2 centimeters since their January yearling measurements.

BECKTON INDIGO X072 N
BECKTON INDIGO X072 N
A A R TEN X 7008 S A
27 REDHILL 190A X072 45E REDHILL TEN X 104U 190A
REG. # CATEGORY RED HILL B571 BARMAID 104U
BULL 3627437 1A 100% BECKTON NEBULA U060 N4
OPENING BID: $5000 BD: 1/12/17 BECKTON INDIGO X072 N
BECKTON INDIGO U038 NB
CED BW WW YW MILK ME HPG CEM STAY MARB YG REA
EPDs 21 -6.9 52 93 28 -3 14 2 19 0.99 -0.06 0.29
AR % 1% 1% 68% 41% 2% 22% 11% 87% 1% 2% 20% 18%
HerdBuilder 238 1% BW BWR WWR YWR %IMF REA SC FRAME
GridMaster 57 1% 74 ET ET ET 95 102 33.0 5-
Dam’s Info YOB WEIGHT BCS BR WR YR Dam’s MPPA
2010 1000 6 5/93 4/102 4/99 105.5
The data drives this guy to the spring yearling leadoff position. His indexes are among the top in the Red Angus database.
His dam, X072, is a very moderate-framed cow with a nice udder. X072 is also the dam of our herdsire 69B that sold in
2015 to Brad Grill Family (SD). We have also kept 5 daughters of X072 in our herd.

“I encourage producers to think about bulls more as an investment rather than as
an expense. Think about what you can invest economically, relative to what that
investment can return. The biggest mistake I believe cow-calf producers can make is
not investing in a good bull.”
Jason Cleere, Extension Beef Cattle Specialist, Texas A&M University
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