July 2024 - Yearling Steers for Sale

Our 2022 Steer Crop on September 12th, 2023.

Moore Livestock will be selling 175 head of yearling steers in the 2024 Northern Livestock Summertime Classic Video Sale (July 22nd to 25th). They will be contracted at a weight of 925lbs to be delivered in the first ten days of October, at the ranch scales 25 miles southwest of Harlowton, Montana.

  • This group of yearlings is being represented by Gordy Bruner. Please feel free to contact him at (406)-671-1841.

  • Certifications:

    • Source and Age Verified (SAV)

    • Non-Hormone Treated Cattle (NHTC)

    • Verified Natural Beef (VNB)

    • Global Animal Partnership Certified (GAP-4)

    • Audubon Conservation Ranching Program Certified Bird Friendly.

  • This group of yearlings will be approximately 18 months old at time of sale, having been born in late April through the end of May in 2023. They were weaned at 6 months of age.

  • The entire group was raised here at Moore Livestock, and none of them have ever left the ranch. They have only one brand, a monogramed HF on the right hip.

  • All of these steers were sired by bulls from VanDyke Angus out of Manhattan Montana and the Fort Logan Ranch out of White Sulphur Springs, Montana. The dam’s for these cattle weigh between 1150 and 1300lbs, depending on how fat they are. The dam’s were mostly sired by bulls from the same ranches, with a few being sired by bulls from Green Mountain Angus out of Rygate, Montana. We try to select well balanced bulls with an eye towards maternal characteristics, good visual conformation, and growth potential.

  • This group of steers has been raised strictly on grass and grass hay grown here at the ranch. We have a very low copper environment here, so they have been given quite a bit of RangePro Breedback Mineral from Mountain West Ag out of Garneill, Montana. They have never received any other supplementation such as grain or cake.

  • These steers have been grazed in a fairly conventional fashion on mostly native pastures of medium to good quality. We are very confident that if they are given access to good finishing quality feed that they will explode, and grade very well to boot.

  • We have never sent any cattle off to be grass finished, however, we do believe that these steers would do very well in a grass finishing situation.

  • Our 2022 yearling steer crop gained an average of 74 lbs over 23 days (3.22 lbs/day) just prior to shipping October 7th of 2023. This was on an approximately equal mix of grass hayfield aftermath and native pasture.

  • These cattle have all been trained to both electric fence and to Vence collars.

  • We will be glad to work with you if you would like these cattle to have any certifications they don’t already have. They should be eligible for pretty much anything. We may ask you to cover the cost of the audit, but other than that, it shouldn’t be a problem.

    Thank you, and we hope you enjoy them!

  • For any questions please contact Sanford Moore at 406 224 0334. Email is sanfordjmoore@gmail.com

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