Page 2 - Stegall Cattle Co. Red Angus Seedstock – Sept. 22, 2024

Welcome!
Todd & Taylor Stegall - Case & Hayes
Stegall Cattle Co.
Todd & Taylor Stegall
3455 Grover Ave.
Colusa, CA 95932
(530) 713-8755
tmstegall@gmail.com
stegallcattle.com
@stegallcattleco
Stegall Cattle Company
STEGALL
1995
est. 1995
Dear Cattlemen and Valued Customers,
It is with great pleasure that we welcome you to our Annual Bull Sale!
As we prepare for another exciting year, we want to extend our deepest
gratitude to all our loyal customers and friends who continue to support
our program. Your trust and commitment are what drive us to improve
and refine our herd year after year.
This year’s offering is truly exceptional, featuring a diverse lineup of bulls
that embody our breeding philosophy: combining performance, calving
ease, and carcass merit, while maintaining sound structure and longevity.
Our goal has always been to provide you with bulls that will excel in all
facets of your operation, and we believe this year’s group is our best yet.
We are proud to present a set of bulls that have been rigorously selected
for their genetic potential and phenotypic excellence. These bulls are the
result of years of careful breeding, using industry-leading sires and proven
maternal lines. They have been developed on a balanced ration to ensure
they are ready to go to work in your herd and thrive in the real-world
conditions.
As always, we stand behind our cattle with a solid guarantee. We un-
derstand the importance of your investment and are committed to your
success. If you have any questions or need assistance in selecting the right
bull for your program, please do not hesitate to reach out. We are here to
help you make informed decisions that will enhance the productivity and
profitability of your operation.
We would also like to extend a warm invitation to join us on sale day.
Whether you attend in person or participate online, we look forward to
the opportunity to visit with you and discuss your cattle needs. This event
is not just about selling bulls; it’s about building relationships and sharing
our passion for the cattle industry.
Thank you again for your continued support and for considering our pro-
gram as a source for your next herd sire. We wish you all the best for the
upcoming breeding season and beyond.
Sincerely,
Todd Stegall
STEGALL
1995
est. 1995
Red Angus Guide to EPDS and Indexes
ProS ... Profi tability and Sustainability is HB ..... HerdBuilder is a maternal selection GM..... GridMaster is a selection index that
an all-purpose index that predicts average index that predicts the economic differences predicts the average economic difference of
economic differences in all segments in the of animals for traits that are important from non-replacement calves through the post-
beef supply chain. This index is a combination conception through weaning. Expressed weaning phase of production. GM places
of the breeding objectives modeled in the as dollars per head born, HB is calculated selection pressure on growth, feedyard
HerdBuilder and GridMaster selection indexes. based on the scenario that bulls are mated performance and carcass traits. Expressed as
In this index, replacement heifers are retained to heifers and cows, replacement heifers dollars per head born, GM is calculated based
from within the herd and all remaining are retained and all remaining progeny are on the scenario that progeny are fed out to
progeny are fed out to slaughter and sold on a marketed at weaning. Traits included in the slaughter and marketed on a quality-based
quality-based grid. Traits included in this index HB index include Calving Ease Direct, Calving carcass grid. Traits included in GM include
include calving ease, growth, HPG, STAY, Ease Maternal, Weaning Weight, Milk, Mature Average Daily Gain, Carcass Weight, Dry
Mature Weight, Dry Matter Intake and carcass Weight, Heifer Pregnancy and Stayability Matter Intake, Marbling, Back Fat and Rib Eye
traits. The resulting index is expressed in (Index/High Value). Area (Index/High Value).
dollars per head born (Index/High Value).
CED .......Calving Ease Direct predicts differences in the percent of calves born CEM ......Calving Ease Maternal predicts differences in the percent of daughters
unassisted out of 2-year-old dams. (Percent/High Value) who are able to calve unassisted as 2-year-old heifers. (Percent/High Value)
BW ........Birth Weight predicts differences in actual birth weight of progeny. STAY......Stayability predicts differences in the ability of an animals’ retained
(Pounds/Low Value) daughters to remain productive in the herd – calve every year – through 6
years of age. (Percent/High Value)
WW .......Weaning Weight predicts differences in 205-day weaning weight.
(Pounds/High Value) MARB ....Marbling predicts differences in marbling score – amount of
YW ........Yearling Weight predicts differences in 365-day yearling weight. intramuscular fat measured at the 13th rib. (Marbling Score Units/High Value)
(Pounds/High Value) YG .........Yield Grade predicts differences in USDA Yield Grade, which is
ADG .......Average Daily Gain predicts differences in weight gain between 205 calculated using CW, REA and Fat. (Yield Grade Units/Low Value)
and 365 days of age. (Pounds/High Value) CW ........Carcass Weight predicts differences in actual hot carcass weight.
DMI .......Dry Matter Intake predicts differences in daily feed intake as measured (Pounds/High Value)
in a feedlot during the post-weaning period. (Pounds/Low Value) REA .......Ribeye Area predicts differences in square inches of ribeye area
measured at the 13th rib.(Square Inches/High Value)
MILK .....Milk predicts differences in weaning weight attributed to the milking
ability of the animal’s daughters. (Pounds/High Value) FAT ........Fat predicts differences in the depth of backfat measured between the
ME ........Maintenance Energy predicts the difference in maintence energy 12th and 13th ribs. (Inches/Low Value)
requirements. (Mcal per Month/Low Value)
HPG .......Heifer Pregnancy predicts differences in the percent of daughters
who are able to conceive and calve at 2 years of age following exposure to
breeding. (Percent/High Value)
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