225 Late Fall/Winter Calving Heifers & Pairs
50 Open, Yearling Heifers, Ready to breed
11 Quality, Age-Advantaged Bulls
Friday, November 21, 2025 11:00 a.m. Uniontown, AL
Consignors Consignors
Aldridge Cattle Company
Becton Farms
Beeker Catfish and Cattle
Blacktip Cattle, LLC
C3 Cattle Company
Cain Conway
Cedar Hills Farm
Double C Farms
Double H Farms
DR Farms
EV Smith Research Center
Home Plate Farms
J-H Farms
Judson Johnson
Legacy Livestock
ML Cattle Company
Parnell Farms
Prairie Creek Farms
Shiloh Ridge Farm
SLEW Farms
S&W Kids
Woodham Cattle Company
3 Bred F1 Brahman-Angus
3 Bred Commercial Brangus
30 Open, Yearling Quarterbloods
18 Bred Quarterbloods and Bred F1
Brahman-Hereford
6 Exposed Yearling Commercial Brangus
20 Bred F1 Brahman-Hereford
9 Bred F1 Brahman-Angus
13 Bred Commercial Brangus
18 Bred Quarter & Halfbloods
5 Bred F1 Brahman-Herford
1 Bred F1 Brahman-Angus
13 Bred Brahman Crossbreds
5 Open, Yrl Commercial Angus Crosses
6 Open, Yearling Quarterbloods
2 Registered Star 5 Bulls
3 Registered Red Angus Bulls
14 F1 Brahman-Hereford Breds & Pairs
12-15 Bred Brahman Crossbreds
60 F1 Brahman-Hereford and BrahmanAngus
10 Open, Yearling Commercial Brangus
13 Commercial Brangus Breds & Pairs
5 Registered Hereford Bulls
1 Registered Hereford Bull
10 Bred F1 Angus-Brahman and Chocolate Brahman Crossbreds
26 Bred F1 Brahman-Hereford
Fall 2025
Dear Fellow Cattle Producers,
It’s hard to believe this is our 5th Annual Fall Ball Sale! Once again. the quality that will stand in the barn is high. In fact, only the best of each herd is coming to Uniontown. You will have the opportunity to purchase approximately 225 late Fall 2024 through Spring 2025 bred heifers and pairs, 40 open, yearling heifers and 9 Age-Advantaged, virgin bulls
Each individual offering has been screened for quality and structural correctness Performance has been bred into each individual animal offered for your consideration At Blackbelt Cattle Marketing, we believe we are offering the type of cattle that will position your herd well into the future
Additional videos, photos and information can be found on our website If you have any questions, please give us a call, a text or an email. The full catalog will be available on sale day. If you are unable to attend the sale in person, we will handle your bids in a most confidential manner or you may bid online via DVAuction.
Cattle will be ready to view at 7:30 a.m. on Friday, November 21st at the Alabama Livestock Auction in Uniontown, AL. The sale will begin promptly at 11:00 a.m. Lunch will be available at the Stockyard Cafe. We look forward to visiting with you and helping you find the cattle right for your operation.
Fall Ball Bred Heifers
Aldridge Cattle Company is offering 6 really stout females with plenty of bone aand volume. If you are looking for F1 Brahman-Angus or commercial Brangus females, make sure you check out these females!
Lots 1065, 1066 and 1067 are true F1 Brahman-Angus bred heifers. Lots 1068, 1069 and 1171 are commercial Brangus. All heifers are confirmed bred to a Next StepTM SimAngus bull. This halfblood bull is homozygous black and homozygous polled. J812 (ASA 3964677) has plenty of growth and is in the top 10% of the Simmental breed for both milk and marbling. He is in the top 20% of the breed for the API index (156.7) and top 10% of the breed for the TI index (96.0). He will produce both quality replacement females and feeder calves.
The resulting progeny will be quarterbloods or a tick below quarterblood Brahman.
Lot Numbers: 1065, 1066, 1067, 1068, 1069, 1171 Heifers Exposed: February 2 to June 30, 2025
Heifers Due: F1 Brahman-Angus due end of November through mid-January Commercial Brangus: end of December through mid-February
Beeker Catfish and Cattle have once again reached deep into their replacement heifer pen and are offering a super set of primarily F1 Hereford-Brahman females. Most of these females are sired by Debter Hereford bulls.
These 18 females were pasture bred to J-H Farms Red Angus bulls. The bulls are either sired by Grindstone or Stockmarket, which are 2 of the most popular Red Angus sires in the breed due to their tremendous growth and carcass characteristics.
Lot Numbers: 401 to 418
Heifers Exposed: February 1 to May 15, 2025
Heifers Due: Late November 2025 to early February 2026. Possibility of a couple of pairs by sale time.
C3 Cattle Company is bringing a nice set of 20 true F1 Hereford-Brahman and 9 F1 Angus-Brahman females bred to Next Step Cattle Company SimAngusTM and Simmental bulls. Both bulls are in the top 20% of the Simmental breed for API and top 30% of the Simmental breed for TI.
Lot Numbers: 426 to 450 and 476 to 479
Heifers Due: Late December 2025 to early April 2026.
Heifers Exposed: March 15 to July 1, 2025
Cain Conway is offering a nice set of 13 commercial Brangus females bred to Next Step Cattle Company Sim-AngusTM bulls. Both bulls are calving ease bulls with tremendous carcass characteristics and maternal milk and maternal calving ease.
Lot Numbers: 480 to 492
Heifers Due: Early January to mid-April 2026
Heifers Exposed: March 25 to July 1, 2025
Cedar Hills Farm is offering 18 quarter to half blood Brahman cross females. They have been hand raised and raised just right.
Lots 143 to 160 are bred to a Hereford bull purchased from Shiloh Ridge Farm. He is a Cuda son who is a high growth and high carcass value bull who is still in the top 40% of the breed for calving ease.. He will also add milk and correct udder characteristics to his daughters.
Lot Numbers: 143 to 160
Heifers Due: Mid-February to late April 2026
Heifers Exposed: April 15 to August15, 2025
Double C Farms is offering 5 true F1 Brahman-Hereford females and 1 true F1 Brahman-Angus female. Their sire, FF Mr. Moto Manso 712/7 bred by Ford Farms in Florida, is a calving ease bull with above average genetics for calving ease maternal, carcass weight, ribeye area and marbling. These females have been hand raised and your reward is gentleness!
Lots 395 to 400 are bred to a Tehama Patriarch F028 son bred by JH Graydon Farms. The calves from this mating should have lots of pounds at weaning due to maximum hybrid vigor! There is a possibility some heifers will have calves at side by sale day.
Lot Numbers: 395 to 400
Heifers Due: Late November to late December, 2025
Heifers Exposed: Dec 1, 2024 to March 20, 2025
Double H Farms has 13 bred Brahman cross heifers sired by either SimAngusTM or Brangus bulls. Most are showing quarter to half blood Brahman, with a couple showing three-quarter ear.
Lots 987 to 999 are bred to a CK Cattle calving ease Tehama Patriarch F028 son. He is in the top 1% of the Angus breed for calving ease and birth weight. He also will pass on excellent teat and udder characteristics, as well as stayability, to his daughters and is above breed average for ribeye area.
Lot Numbers: 987 to 999
Heifers Exposed: Feb, 17 to August 29, 2025
Heifers Due: 5 heifers in late November to late December, 2025. Eight heifers in mid-Feb to mid-May
Judson Johnson once again is bringing a tremendous set of 14 Brahman-Hereford F1 females. There will be at least 8 pairs by sale day and the remaining will be heavy bred. These heifers are out of Meadowlake registered Hereford cows and sired by either the great Mr. Kallion 1352 (ABBA 925514) or JDH King of Clubs Manso (ABBA 896343). Both of these Brahman AI sires are cow-makin’ machines!
Lots 301 to 314 are bred to a Niagra son bred by Prairie Eden Angus.
Lot Numbers: 301 to 314
Heifers Exposed: Dec 1, 2024 to March 20, 2025
Heifers Due: Non-Pairs at Sale Time will calve from Late November 2025 to early January 2026
Legacy Livestock has 12 to 15 bred Brahman cross heifers that will be 6 to 7 months bred on sale day. Four of the heifers will be true F1’s. There is a possibility of a few pair by sale day. Calves will sell with their dams.
Heifers are bred to a Meadowlake Farm Hereford bull.
Lot Numbers: 451 to 465
Heifers Exposed: February 1 to September 30, 2025
Heifers Due: Non-Pairs will calve from early January to late February 2026.
ML Cattle Company is offering a solid group of primarily half-blood Brahman heifers. They were bred to WoodCo Cattle Company paternal half-sib calving ease SimAngusTM bulls out of Redhill Triton NS W2 20G. L420 is a 3/8 Simmental and 5/8 Angus bull that is in the top 2% of the breed for calving ease. He is also in the top 10% of the breed for milk, stayability, carcass weight and ribeye area and top 30% for marbling. L422 is a 1/2 Simmental 1/2 Angus bull that is in the top 3% of the breed for calving ease. He is also packing with genetics for milk and marbling.
Lot Numbers: 926 to 986
Heifers Due: Late December 2025 to Late March 2026
Heifers Exposed: Nov 5, 2024 to June 30, 2025
Prairie Creek Farms creates beautiful commercial Brangus and Brangus cross heifers that have mama cow written all over them, This group of bred heifers and pairs have been hand raised in the heart of the Blackbelt with bred in fertility and longevity.
Heifers are bred to an UltrablackTM son o f BRD Range Rover 889D. This bull was bred right and is in the top 1% for calving ease and top 2% of the Ultrablack(TM) bulls for birth weight. He is in the top 25% of Ultrablack(TM) bulls for yearling weight, milk, REA and intramuscular fat. This exceptional bull should produce progeny that will excel both in the feedlot and cow herd.
There will be 5 to 8 pair by Sale Day. The remaining 5 to 8 heifers will calve through February 2026.
Lot Numbers: 576 to 588
Heifers Exposed: Nov. 1, 2024 to Sept. 15, 2025
Heifers Due: Non-pairs will calve from late November 2025 thru February 2026.
S&W Kids are bringing a nice set of 10 Brahman influenced bred females. They will be a combination of F1 Brahman-Angus and chocolate Brahman crosses. All are bred to low birth weight CK Cattle Angus bulls.
Lot Numbers: 315 to 324
Heifers Due: Late December 2025 to Late March 2026
Heifers Exposed: Nov 5, 2024 to June 30, 2025
Woodham Cattle Company is offering a fantastic set of primarily F1 Brahman-Hereford bred heifers. There also will be a handful of super Baldies and F1 Brahman-Angus among the 26 heifers.
This set of tremendous females will be true Spring calving females.
A JYJ Red Angus Stockmarket son has been in the pasture with them since June 1st. This Red Angus service sire is a calving ease (top 2%) bull that is also in the top 10% of the breed for heifer pregnancy and marbling, Additionally, his calves have adequate growth built in and perform both in the cowherd and on the grid.
Lot Numbers: 536 to 561
Heifers Due: Heifers will begin calving in March 2026
Heifers Exposed: June 1, 2025 to current
Fall Ball Exposed Yearling Heifers
Blacktip Cattle, LLC is offering 6 yearling commercial Brangus heifers exposed to a RA Brown bull. These six heifers are black with mottled faces. They are sired by Cavender bulls and out of Brangus cows.
Lot Numbers: 336 to 341
Heifers Exposed: From October 1, 2025
Heifers Due: Not guaranteed pregnant. Exposed to the bull from October 1, 2025 until November 20, 2025.
Fall Ball Open, Yearling Heifers
Becton Farms is offering a tremendous set of 30 yearling quarterblood heifers. Their dams, true Brahman-Hereford F1 females sired by Mr. Kallion 1352 or JDH King of Clubs Manso and out of Meadowlake Farms Hereford dams, were purchased from the Judson Johnson Fall Ball consignments over the past 2 years. The yearling heifers are sired by either a Niagara son from Prairie Eden Angus or a NextStep SimAngusTM bull.
These heifers are just plain good with plenty of bone, volume and eye appeal! They were born in the Fall of 2024 and are true yearlings. They are ready to go into the heifer breeding pasture as soon as you bring them home.
Lot Numbers: 501 to 530
Sell as Guaranteed Open
DR Farms is offering 5 open heifers from their 2024 Fall born calf crop. These paternal half-sib heifers are all AI sired by the Angus sire, G A R Bragging Rights 5342S, and out of Angus or Simmental-Angus commercial females. G A R Bragging Rights 5342S is a top 15% calving ease Angus bull with plenty of weaning and yearling weight genetics. He also is in the top 15% of the Angus breed for marbling genetics.
All heifers have GeneMax Advantage Scores, which are EPDs based on genomics for commercial Angus heifers. There are over 100,000 Angus sired females in the database.
The GeneMax Advantage data suggests progeny from these heifers will do well on the rail and as additions to the cowherd. It is expected these heifers will be moderate in size once they reach maturity.
1 Higher numbers for GeneMax Birth Weight (BW) scores are desirable and indicate genetics for
$M - Maternal Weaned Calf Value - An index, expressed in dollars per head, predicts profitability differences from conception to weaning with the underlying breeding objective assuming that individuals retain their own replacement females within herd and sell the rest of the cull female and all male progeny as feeder calves.
$B - Beef Value - A terminal index, expressed in dollars per carcass, to predict profitability differences in progeny due to genetics for carcass grid merit compared to progeny of other sires.
$C - Combined Value - An index, expressed in dollars per head, which includes all traits that make up both Maternal Weaned Calf Value ($M) and Beef Value ($B) with the objective that commercial producers will replace 20% of their breeding females per year with replacement heifers retained within their own herd. The remaining cull heifer and steer progeny are then assumed to be sent to the feedlot where the producers retain ownership of those cattle and sell them on a quality-based carcass merit grid.
BW - Birth Weight - Higher BW scores are generally more desirable and indicate genetics for lower BW.
WW - Weaning Weight - Higher scores represent genetic merit for more growth.
CEM - Calving Ease Maternal - Higher scores indicate a greater likelihood of unassisted calving due to underlying genomic predictions for maternal (i.e., pelvic size) and direct (i.e. birth weight) effects on calving ease.
Milk - Higher scores represent greater predicted genetic potential for the maternal component of weaning weightwhich favorably impacts progeny weaning weights but unfavorably influences feed requirements, associated costs and possibly expressed future reproductive performance (if feed requirements are not met). As with MW, Intermediate Milk score values are likely optimal for many situations.
CW - Carcass Weight - Higher scores indicate genetic merit for heavier carcass weights transmitted to progeny.
REA - Ribeye Area - Higher scores communicate genomic predictions for larger ribeye areas (square inches) and more favorable associated USDA Yield Grades passed on to progeny.
Marb - Marbling - Higher scores are associated with genetic merit for more marbling and more favorable USDA Quality Grades expected to be transmitted to offspring.
--Source: GeneMax
Note: Videos of all cattle can be found on www.blackbeltcattlemarketing.com or the DV Auction site (www.dvauction.com) and search for Fall Ball.
EV Smith Research Center is an outlying unit of Auburn University located in Shorter, AL. Their 6 quarterblood heifers were born in November and December 2024.
Three heifers will be 25% Brahman and 75% Angus. Their sire is a 50% Brahman 50% Angus bull from Kempfer Cattle Company out of Angus cows. The remaining 3 heifers are 25% Brahman, 25% Hereford and 50% Angus. They are sired by the F1 Kempfer Brahman-Angus bull and out of Hereford-Angus females.
These heifers have volume, muscle and bone. They are ready to go right into the breeding pasture.
Lot Numbers: 420 to 425
Sell as Guaranteed Open
Parnell Farms is offering 10 quarterblood open heifers that were born between August and October 2024. They are sired by a Brangus sire and out of commercial Brangus-Angus cross cows.
They will be ready for the breeding pasture when you get them home.
Lot Numbers: 326 to 335
Sell as Guaranteed Open
Fall Ball Age Advantaged Red Angus Bulls
Red Angus J-H Farms JH
Bull Tattoo: 17 DOB: 01-03-2024 Reg: 5069087
Bieber CL Energize F121
Bieber Jumpstart J137
Bieber Gallee 390G
Calvo Julian 81A
Calvo Larkaba 367E 447C
Red Angus J-H Farms JH Sir Waymon 10
Bull Tattoo: 10 DOB: 01-26-2024 Reg: 5069083
Bieber CL Energize F121
Bieber Jumpstart J137
Bieber Gallee 390G
SAWR Impressive 371 596
Calvo Lana 1221F
Beckton Lana R810 HU
Comment: Lot 34 is a calving ease bull, sired by one of the most used bulls in the Red Angus breed in 2024, that does not give up 1 pound in weaning or yearling weight. His daughters should make excellent additions to the herd. He is also deep red in color with plenty of muscle and depth of body. He is a paternal half-brother to Lot 35.
Comment: Like his paternal half-brother, Lot 35 is a calving ease bull, sired by one of the most used bulls in the Red Angus breed in 2024, that does not give up 1 pound in weaning or yearling weight. His daughters should have the genetics to calve easily and will stay in the herd better than the average female in the Red Angus breed.
Red Angus J-H Farms
JH Sir Barry 38
Bull Tattoo: 38 DOB: 03-20-2024 Reg: 5069095
Calvo Julian’s Heritage 111F
Calvo Forager K290
Calvo Pine Marie 691G 4C
Calvo Abbey 345E
Calvo Abbey 278B
Comment: There is a lot to like about Lot 36! Definately a high growth bull who will produce females that will stay in the herd and produce plenty of pounds of weaning weight due to their milk production. His overall phenotype is sure to impress.
Fall Ball Age Advantaged Star 5 Bulls
Bull Tattoo: 4768 DOB: 10/8/2023 Reg: 20237356
Horned
Comment: Scurred. Lot 37 is a goggle-eyed 50% Hereford 50% Santa Gertrudis, which is classified as Star 5 by the Santa Gertrudis Breeders International. You need to appreciate the length of body in this bull who is breed average for birth weight, maternal milk and scrotal circumferance. Sure to add pounds to your calves due to heterosis.
Star 5 Level 1 Home Plate Farms
Bull Tattoo: 4569 DOB: 6/19/2023 Reg: 20237355
Horned
Cedar Crest B Orange
Comment: Scurred. Lot 38 is a goggle-eyed 50% Hereford 50% Santa Gertrudis, which is classified as Star 5 by the Santa Gertrudis Breeders International. Lot 38 shares the same maternal grandsire as Lot 37 and will add maternal milk to his daughters. Again, appreciate his length of body.
Note: All bulls sold in the 2025 Fall Ball Sale have passed their breeding soundness exam and have tested negative for Trichomoniasis.
Fall Ball Age Advantaged Hereford Bulls
Comment: Homozygous Polled. What a phenotypic standout! Lot 39 has exceptional muscle (top 9% of breed), plenty of length of body and volume and an extended neck that will produce calves that will shine in the pasture and on the rail. He is very gentle and halter broke to boot. Lot 39 is a potential carrier (via pedigree) for delayed blindness.
Comment: Polled. Lot 493 will produce calves with exceptional growth, daughters that stay in the herd with excellent udder and teat characteristics and carcasses that will excel in both muscle and marbling. In fact, his sire was in the top 5 bulls in the 2024 National Hereford Sire Reference Program where 50% of his calves graded upper 2/3rds Choice and Prime. Lot 493 is a potential carrier (via pedigree) for delayed blindness.
Comment: Polled. Here is a calving ease bull, sired by the Hereford calving ease icon Cuda, whose calves will have above average growth at weaning and great carcass value. His daughters will also have excellent udder and teat characteristics. Lot 494 is a potential carrier (via pedigree) for the dilution gene.
Hereford Shiloh Ridge Farm
SRF Nat 720G Pusher 463M
Bull Tattoo: 463M DOB: 1/27/2024 Reg: 44559864
Innisfail WHR X651/723 4020 ET Whitehawk Natural 290E Whitehawk P152 Beefmaid 854CET
/S Mandate 66589 ET RMB MandateSouthernbelle 720G RMB 4020 Southern Belle 296E
Shiloh Ridge Farm SRF Nat 8012 Shiloh 466M
Innisfail WHR X651/723 4020 ET Whitehawk Natural 290E Whitehawk P152 Beefmaid 854CET Churchill Boomtown 656D ET Miss G5 Lola KCF Miss 2013 X13
Comment: Horned. Lot 495 brings a tremendous genetic package to the table. He is a high growth bull with exceptional carcass characteristics whose daughters will also excel in the herd. He is in the top 1% of the Hereford breed for dollars generated due to his calves carcass characteristics. As an added bonus, he is goggle-eyed. Lot 496 is his paternal half-brother.
Comment: Horned. Lot 496 follows directly in his paternal half-brother’s, Lot 495, footsteps. Lot 496 is also a high growth bull with exceptional carcass characteristics whose daughters will also excel in the herd. Lot 496 is a potential carrier (via pedigree) for mandibulofacial dysostosis and delayed blindness.
69G Ripper 471M
Bull Tattoo: 471M DOB: 2/20/2024 Reg: 44560172 497
Whitehawk Natural 290E WHR 290E 306E Beefmaker 102G WHR Beefmaid 597B 5008 306E
Innisfail WHR X651/723 4013 ET RMB 4013 Southern Belle 609G RMB 595B Southern Belle 052E
Comment: Polled. Lot 497’s paternal grandsire is the sire for Lots 495 and 496. Lot 497 follows in their footsteps in terms of growth, carcass and maternal with the addition of calving ease! His calves will be born easily and grow like weeds. Additionally, his daughters will excel in the herd and his feeder calves will excel on the rail.
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