Roy Cranston Herefords 17th Annual Bull & Heifer Sale
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Feb. 22, 2008
St. Onge (SD) Livestock
Seth Weishaar
Top 5 – $3,800; Top 10 – $3,525; 38 total bulls – $2,506; 39 heifers – $805
Roy and Janet Cranston held their 17th annual bull and heifer sale with an outstanding set of bulls that were sorted for easy viewing. Roy and Janet take great pride in their bulls as they are raised to cover the country. These bulls received no creep feed, just short grasses, due to drought conditions but their breeding program has allowed these bulls to grow.
Feb. 22, 2008
St. Onge (SD) Livestock
Seth Weishaar
Top 5 – $3,800; Top 10 – $3,525; 38 total bulls – $2,506; 39 heifers – $805
Roy and Janet Cranston held their 17th annual bull and heifer sale with an outstanding set of bulls that were sorted for easy viewing. Roy and Janet take great pride in their bulls as they are raised to cover the country. These bulls received no creep feed, just short grasses, due to drought conditions but their breeding program has allowed these bulls to grow.
Feb. 22, 2008
St. Onge (SD) Livestock
Seth Weishaar
Top 5 – $3,800; Top 10 – $3,525; 38 total bulls – $2,506; 39 heifers – $805
Roy and Janet Cranston held their 17th annual bull and heifer sale with an outstanding set of bulls that were sorted for easy viewing. Roy and Janet take great pride in their bulls as they are raised to cover the country. These bulls received no creep feed, just short grasses, due to drought conditions but their breeding program has allowed these bulls to grow.
Feb. 22, 2008
St. Onge (SD) Livestock
Seth Weishaar
Top 5 – $3,800; Top 10 – $3,525; 38 total bulls – $2,506; 39 heifers – $805
Roy and Janet Cranston held their 17th annual bull and heifer sale with an outstanding set of bulls that were sorted for easy viewing. Roy and Janet take great pride in their bulls as they are raised to cover the country. These bulls received no creep feed, just short grasses, due to drought conditions but their breeding program has allowed these bulls to grow.
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