Amdahl Angus and Hereford

(continued from page 14) sale to go up and look at the bulls in the pasture to fi gure out which ones we think will work for us, and then we go back on Saturday for the sale. It’s inevitable that sometimes you’ll have bad luck with a bull, he might break himself or get lame. Keith has always had something available for us to pick from when that happens, and I really appreciate that too.”

Riley is thankful to be able to raise his family on the ranch where he grew up. His son, Hayzen likes to ride with Grandpa Keith in the side-by-side when it’s time to check cows and bulls.

“When you look around at the way the world is going it’s pretty awesome to be able to raise your kids the way you were raised in this western lifestyle,” he said.

“This is the fi fth generation running — from my grandpa to my grandkids — that the Carmichael name has been synonymous with Herefords,” Keith said. “It doesn’t happen all the time that the next generation wants to come back to the ranch. We are very blessed.”

Brice Carmichael

Tim Seim looking at bulls this past February. Kyle and Reggie Kennedy bought bulls for the Kennedy Ranch. Their family has been customers for many years.

Riley and Roni Carmichael

Amdahl

Angus & Hereford

Bred Females for Sale Privately

100 Registered Angus Females

5 years old to bred heifers. Carrying heifer calf pregnancies.

40 Registered Hereford Females

5 years old to bred heifers. Carrying heifer calf pregnancies.