



A COW HERD DESIGNED TO SERVE THE COMMERCIAL CATTLEMEN, RAISED AND DEVELOPED TO THRIVE IN FESCUE COUNTRY.

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A COW HERD DESIGNED TO SERVE THE COMMERCIAL CATTLEMEN, RAISED AND DEVELOPED TO THRIVE IN FESCUE COUNTRY.


On behalf of the entire Haden family, we are excited to offer this set of bulls and females to our customers. 2026 is off to a great start for the cattle industry with record prices across the country. It is great to see our friends and customers rewarded with these welldeserved prices. We have experienced a very dry winter thus far and have enjoyed not battling the mud! The fall 2025 breeding season was successful and included some of our best matings yet. We implanted the most embryos to date out of some of our most elite donor females. The bulls in the sale are all fall born offering added age and development. We believe they have the performance, phenotype, and data to be successful anywhere.
The sale will take place at our headquarters here in Southern Wright County and we will have online bidding available through DV Auction. Come early to enjoy the fellowship among friends and cattlemen. Sale day has become a favorite time of year for us to visit with so many great people. We have decided to adjust the sale schedule slightly. Lunch will be served starting at 12:00 pm with the auction to follow at 1:00 pm.
These cattle represent our breeding philosophies well and are accompanied by all the performance data to allow you to make the most informed decision. To that note, Buck Ridge Cattle Co. was recently recognized as a Data Driven Herd by the American Angus Association at the bronze level. We hope as you study the sale information you can appreciate our dedication to raising balanced cattle with above average growth and carcass traits built in while keeping maternal function, fertility, and phenotype at the forefront of our culling criteria.
At Buck Ridge, our cattle are managed on fescue pasture year-round just like our commercial cattleman neighbors.
BRCC bulls sell with a breeding soundness exam and are a part of a full herd health protocol administered by our veterinarian, Dr. Michael Spragg, DVM of Spragg Veterinary Clinic. We are thankful for his great service, knowledge, and friendship over the last 20 some years.
Buck Ridge Cattle Company is a family owned and operated operation. We take a huge amount of pride in that statement. We know firsthand the time and financial commitment that our customers have invested in their farms, ranches, and cattle. Our passion for raising the best quality genetics and selling them at fair value is as strong as ever and we are excited about the future of the beef industry. This sale would not be possible without the efforts of many and for that we are thankful. Many have contributed and we would like to extend a special appreciation to Chris Earl and our entire marketing team for representing Buck Ridge and fighting for independent cattle producers.
In closing, thank you for the taking the time to look at our offering. We are extremely honored to continue to work with our repeat customers and would be grateful for the business of first-time customers. We know there are plenty of places to buy bulls and females. Our commitment to you is that we will be working hard every day to improve our cattle and provide the upmost support for our customers in any way we can. Should any issues arise, we are committed to making it right and maintaining a successful long-term relationship.
Please feel free to call, message, or stop by anytime to look at the offering or discuss any questions you might have.


• A sale day meal will be provided.

March 2, 2026

• The cattle are on site and can be viewed any time.
• The cattle will sell on TV screens in our sale facility.
• An up-to-date supplement sheet will be provided sale day.
• All announcements made from the sale block take precedence over printed material in this sale book.
All bulls selling are fertile to the best of our knowledge and have passed a breeding soundness exam by a licensed veterinarian. Bulls that sell for $4,000 or more come with a 1st breeding season guarantee. The 1st breeding season is defined as the 90 days following the first turn out. Should the bull become injured at any point in the 1st breeding season, a satisfactory replacement will be given if available or sale credit in a future Buck Ridge Sale equal to the purchase price less salvage value. Please contact us immediately if an injury occurs so we can quickly make it right.


Free nationwide delivery to central hub locations across the continental United States. We will make every effort to get the animals delivered in a safe and timely manner.

The sale will be broadcast live on DV Auction. Please register to bid at least 24 hours in advance of the sale.
Each lot has a unique QR Code that will play a video of that specific bull.
1. Open the camera app on your smart device.
2. Hover over the QR Code in the catalog.
3. Tap the link that appears to view a video of that specific lot.
Please note that videos will not be available until two weeks prior to the sale.

From North
Take I-44 to exit 100 at Marshfield, MO
East on Highway 38 approximately 17 miles
South on Highway F approximately 7.7 miles
From Southwest
East on Highway 60 to Seymour, MO
North on Highway C approximately 2.7 miles
East on Highway V approximately 5.7 miles
South on Highway F approximately 2.2 miles
From Southeast
West on Highway 60 to Mansfield, MO
Exit at South Highway 5




Thank you for your support!










Calving Ease Direct (CED), is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births, with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf heifers. It predicts the average difference in ease with which a sire’s calves will be born when he is bred to first-calf heifers.
Birth Weight EPD (BW), expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit birth weight to his progeny compared to that of other sires.
Weaning Weight EPD (WW), expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit weaning growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires.
Yearling Weight EPD (YW), expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit yearling growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires.
Scrotal Circumference EPD (SC), expressed in centimeters, is a predictor of the difference in transmitting ability for scrotal size compared to that of other sires.
Heifer Pregnancy (HP), is a selection tool to increase the probability or chance of a sire’s daughters becoming pregnant as first-calf heifers during a normal breeding season. A higher EPD is the more favorable direction and the EPD is reported in percentage units.
Calving Ease Maternal (CEM), is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf daughters. It predicts the average ease with which a sire’s daughters will calve as first-calf heifers when compared to daughters of other sires.

Maternal Milk EPD (Milk), is a predictor of a sire’s genetic merit for milk and mothering ability as expressed in his daughters compared to daughters of other sires. In other words, it is that part of a calf’s weaning weight attributed to milk and mothering ability.
Fat Thickness EPD (Fat), expressed in inches, is a predictor of the differences in external fat thickness at the 12th rib (as measured between the 12th and 13th ribs) of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires.
Maternal Weaned Calf Value ($M), an index, expressed in dollars per head, predicts profitability differences from conception to weaning with the underlying breeding objective assuming that individuals retain their own replacement females within herd and sell the rest of the cull female and all male progeny as feeder calves. The model assumes commercial producers will replace 25% of their breeding females in the first generation and 20% of their breeding females in each subsequent generation. Traits included are as follows: calving ease direct, calving ease maternal, weaning weight, milk, heifer pregnancy, docility, mature cow weight, claw set and foot angle.
Weaned Calf Value ($W), an index, expressed in dollars per head, to predict profitability differences in progeny due to genetics from birth to weaning. The underlying objective being producers will retain 20% of the female progeny as replacements and sell the rest of the cull females and their male counterparts as feeder calves. Traits included are as follows (in no particular order): birth weight, weaning weight, milk, and mature cow weight.
Beef Value ($B), a terminal index, expressed in dollars per carcass, to predict profitability differences in progeny due to genetics for postweaning and carcass traits. This terminal index assumes commercial producers wean all male and female progeny, retain ownership of these animals through the feedlot phase and market these animals on a carcass grid. Traits included in the index are as follows: yearling weight, dry-matter intake, marbling, carcass weight, ribeye area and fat. Combined Value ($C), an index, expressed in dollars per head, which




BRCC Headwaters 4735 is an elite herd sire prospect that excels in so many industry relevant traits! Most importantly, he is anchored by the pathfinder donor dam Musgrave Blkcap McHenry 1800 who we own with Musgrave Angus. Headwaters is massive in his rib shape, thick topped, and muscular.
Lot 1 stands on excellent feet as predicted by his Top 1% CLAW and top 10% Angle. He also has top 25% SC, top 20% Teat, and top 15% Udder predictions. To go along with that he boasts top 3% WW and YW, and MH of only 0.2. 103 $M, 102 $W, 216 $B, and 383 $C make him a very useful breeding prospect across many herds. He produced and froze semen on his first jump at stud.









Two full brothers to Lot 1. The consistency of the flush brothers boosts our confidence in all three. These bulls are an explosion of performance and maternal cow power. Lot 2 & 3 bring the thickness, muscle shape, and length of body that has made their dam so popular in our herd. Maternal brothers to Musgrave Rarity, the $100,000 selection by ST Genetics.





BRCC Turning Point 4631 is an elite herd sire prospect with double-digit calving ease and so much more to offer. Maternal, performance, and pedigree all join together in Turning Point. His pedigree is stacked with the strongest foundation – excellent Angus mother cows. Dive deep into his lineage and find these cows who need little introduction - Erica of Ellston T220, Erica of Ellston R96, Musgrave Lady Barbara 659, and Musgrave Lady Barbara 540-453.
The future calf crops will be rich with consistent excellence. His full brother, BRCC Battle Cry 4001, led off our Fall 2025 sale going to Lindskov’s LT Ranch, SD. His donor dam, Musgrave Lady Barbara 212, continues to prove herself with progeny that rise to the top. 4631 froze semen and was utilized heavily with AI in the BRCC replacement heifer fall breeding.








4694 is no different than his brothers, BRCC Turning Point 4631 and BRCC Battle Cry 4001. The head shape and front end is near identical on these flush mates. He has true breeding bull characteristics that will make him a crowd favorite on sale day. Just like his brothers, his pedigree is full of Angus cow matriarchs.






BRCC Prolific 4709 is another feature son of Musgrave Lady Barbara 212. Check out his photo and the herd sire presence he has already! We love the front end and mass exhibited through this mating. He has the ability to improve a cowherd. Top 3% WW, top 10% claw, top 1% angle, top 4% $M to go with the strong maternal backing of the Lady Barbara cow family.























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Baldridge SR Goalkeeper
Musgrave Rob Roy
Musgrave Prim Lassie






Launched in August 2025, the program recognizes herds who contribute a set of phenotypes on multiple traits of their choosing each year. Earning this recognition communicates to your customers and the industry your commitment to characterizing your herd through the collection of phenotypic data.









It is often said amongst cattle producers how important it is to have a good relationship with your veterinarian. We are blessed with the best service from Spragg Veterinary Clinic. The service, sacrifice, and knowledge is second to none. Dr. Michael Spragg and the team are crucial to the success of the BRCC cowherd. To top it off, in over 20 years of vet calls, Dr. Michael has never been known to repeat a chute side story!


















BULL - REG : 21262837 - DOB : 09/30/24 - TATTOO : 4763
Casino Bomber N33#

T/D Doc Ryan 049
Musgrave Dr Feel Good
Musgrave Caroline 1715 400
Mead Magnitude#
Henke Blackbird 1265 HF Blackbird 3125
T/D Ruby of Tiffany 824
Basin Payweight 1682#
MCATL Lady Caroline 400-96
K C F Bennett Southside#
Mead Primrose N198#
TC Total 410#
Miss Blackbird 8211
Dollar value indexes, or $Values, are a tool used to select for several traits at once based on a specific breeding objective. An economic index approach takes into account genetic and economic values as well as the relationships between traits to select for profit.

MUSGRAVE CAROLINE 1715 400 PATERNAL

T/D Doc Ryan 049
Musgrave Dr Feel Good
Musgrave Caroline




Maternal Weaned Calf Value ($M), an index expressed in dollars per head, predicts profitability differences in progeny due to genetics from conception to weaning. Increased selection pressure on $M aims to decrease overall mature cow size and improve foot structure and fertility while maintaining weaning weights consistent with today’s production.
Weaned Calf Value ($W), an index expressed in dollars per head, provides the expected difference in future progeny preweaning performance from birth to weaning. Over time, increased selection pressure on $W will increase weaning and maternal milk traits while also continuing to increase mature cow size.











Calving ease direct (CED): Percent of unassisted births of a bull’s calves when he is used on heifers. A higher number is favorable, meaning better calving ease.
Birth weight (BW): Predicts the difference, in pounds, for birth weight of the calf.
Weaning weight (WW): Predicts the difference, in pounds, for weaning weight (adjusted to age of dam and a standard 205 days of age). This is an indicator of growth from birth to weaning.
Yearling weight (YW): Predicts the expected difference, in pounds, for yearling weight (adjusted to a standard 365 days of age). This is an indicator of growth from birth to yearling.
Scrotal circumference (SC): Is a good indicator of age at puberty, and is a highly heritable trait. EPDs for scrotal circumference are expressed in centimeters, with higher values indicating genes for larger yearling scrotal circumferences of sons and earlier puberty of daughters.
Docility (Doc): Predicts genetic differences in the probability that offspring are scored a 1 (docile) or 2 (restless) as opposed to 3, 4, 5 or 6 (nervous to very aggressive). Higher EPD values for docility represent genetics for calmer behavior.

Calving ease maternal (CEM): Represented as percent of unassisted births in a sire’s first-calving daughters. A higher number represents more favorable calving ease.
Milk (MK): The genetic ability of a sire’s daughters to produce milk expressed in pounds of weaning weight.
Total maternal (TM): An index that combines growth and milk information as a prediction of the weaning weight performance of calves from a sire’s daughters. A greater TM value means a mother that returns comparatively higher weaning weights on her calves.
TM Index = MK EPD + ½ WW EPD.
Stayability (ST): Predicts the genetic difference, in terms of percent probability, that a bull’s daughters will stay productive within a herd to at least six year of age. The stayability EPD is one of the best measures currently available to compare a bull’s ability to produce females with reproductive longevity.
Yield grade (YG): Differences in yield grade score, which is a predictor of percent retail product. Smaller values suggest that progeny will have a better lean to fat ratio.
Carcass weight (CW): Differences in pounds of hot carcass weight, adjusted to an industry standard age endpoint.
Ribeye area (REA): Differences in ribeye area in inches between the 12th and 13th rib. Greater ribeye areas are preferable.
Marbling (MB): Predicts the differences in the degree of marbling within the ribeye as expressed in marbling score units. Greater marbling numbers are preferable and are an indicator of higher carcass quality grades.
Fat (FT): Differences for fat thickness, in inches, for a carcass over the 12th rib. Smaller numbers of fat thickness are preferable as excess fat can be detrimental to yield grade.
Terminal Profit Index ($TPI): Predicts genetic differences in profit per carcass by combining the potential for and value of postweaning growth, quality grade and yield.

Cramer Farms is a progressive crop and cattle operation in northern Missouri. They have been Buck Ridge bull customers and friends for the past 15 years. Below is harvest data from a set of cattle they fed and sold on the grid.



BRCC Heavy Hitter 4805 is a homozygous black, homozygous polled standout herd sire prospect. He brings calving ease and pay weight to the table. Boasting a 13 CED and negative BW while still maintaining top 4% WW and top 3% YW. He posted a 106 WW ratio and 116 YW ratio! 4805 is a chip of the block in terms of phenotype, which we have come to admire from the Heavy Hitter sire line.





TOP 15% WW & TOP 10% YW!
BRCC Dr Feel Good 4801M is a homozygous black, homozygous polled prospect from a productive young female who is double bred to the great AUTO Exceptional 282S cow. Top 15% WW, top 10% YW with a 140 $TPI. A bull that can create highly profitable feeder calves and put replacement heifers back into the cow herd.




A pair of BRCC Jetsetter 1520J sons to carry on his breeding legacy. Lots 38-39 are herd sire prospects that can bring the same performance and muscle to a calf crop while maintaining mature height in the females. Both are backed by easy keeping, productive BRCC cows. Keep the heifers back!










Homo Polled, Homo Black

Homo Polled,








BULL - REG : LFM3419579 - DOB : 11/06/2024 - TATTOO : 4820M
V A R POWER PLAY 7018
BRCC HIGHLIGHT REEL 0583H ET AUTO EXCEPTIONAL 282S
AHCC EASY RIDER 5594E
BRCC HAY DAY 0505H
HBRL FABULOUS FOREVER 8515F
BASIN PAYWEIGHT 1682
SANDPOINT BLACKBIRD 8809
JCL LODESTAR 27L
MINE PLD EXCEPTIONAL 981E
ELMW ALFALFA 103B
AHCC MISS Y AXIS C5594 ET MAGS ALI MAGS UNIBROW
Double Polled, Homo Black
BARN BURNER B907

Double

Homo Polled, Homo Black









BULL - REG : LFM3419655 - DOB : 08/12/2024 - TATTOO : 4566M
AHCC ANGUS VALLEY 911B
AHCC DAKOTA THUNDER 363D
AHCC MISS ROBIN A363
EXAR DENVER 2002B
HBRL BAMBI 489B AUTO EXCEPTIONAL 282S
S A V ANGUS VALLEY 1867
LVLS 9066U
MAGS UR A ROBIN
AHCC MISS GRIDMAKER W963
EXAR UPSHOT 0562B
EXAR ROYAL LASS 1067
JCL LODESTAR 27L
MINE PLD EXCEPTIONAL 981E
Homo Polled, Homo Black


Homo Polled, Homo Black









SydGen






COW - REG : 19977971 - DOB : 10/01/20 - TATTOO : 0639
A A R Ten X 7008 S A#
EXAR Stetson 3704B
Sitz Henrietta Pride 643T
EF Complement 8088# Zebo Queen 3000 2 Bar Objective 7836

Mytty In Focus#
A A R Lady Kelton 5551#
Connealy Onward#
Sitz Henrietta Pride 81M
Basin Franchise P142#
EF Everelda Entense 6117
S S Objective T510 0T26#
Bar 6807 Traveler 5535

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Varilek Product 2010 04

3F Epic 4631#
BRCC Foreman 8512 EXAR Queen 5322
Namesake 10X
Blackcap 4370
Zebo Queen 1072
EXAR Resistol 3710B#
EXAR Queen 3581
Connealy Impression#
Mc Black Lillian 9011
Connealy Consensus 7229# BoBo Blackcap 0659

Baldridge SR Goalkeeper
Musgrave Rob Roy Musgrave Prim Lassie 329
EXAR Stetson 3704B
BRCC Queen 0639
Zebo Queen 3000
CED
SydGen Enhance#
Baldridge Isabel E030 Musgrave 316 Stunner# Musgrave Prim Lassie 1457
A A R Ten X 7008 S A#
Sitz Henrietta Pride 643T EF Complement 8088# 2 Bar Objective 7836

SydGen Enhance#
Baldridge Isabel E030
Musgrave 316 Stunner#
Musgrave Prim Lassie 1457 3F Epic 4631#
EXAR Queen 5322
Connealy Namesake 10X
EXAR Blackcap 2116






Homo Polled, Homo Black
COW
Homo Polled, Homo Black
Pasture Exposed to Musgrave New Trend from 11/14/25 to 1/16/26

Pasture Exposed to BRCC Key Player 2683K & BRCC High Expectations 0546H from 11/17/25
Homo

COW -


Homo Polled, Homo Black
Mark 417-838-6109
Logan 417-689-4233
buckridgecattle@gmail.com
