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“We are extremely pleased that the Red Angus herd we developed will remain
intact and join a ‘first class’ Red Angus program.”

Our Private Treaty Offering this Fall
50 Bred Registered Red Angus Cows. An offering bred to our leading herdsires.

15 Registered Bred Heifers
Bred to our breed-leading bull battery including: Prince Charles, Rough Rider, New Deal, Toast 30T and Chancelor

130 Commercial Bred Heifers
Ultrasounded and sorted by calving dates. Bred AI to our calving ease sire Silver Bullet 4604P.

26 Commercial Red Angus Cows
Bred to Combination for breed-leading growth.

26 Registered Red Angus Pairs
Calves sired by Boone, Makin Hay, Trendsetter, Combination and Sterling.

The purchase and relocation of the Basin Red Angus herd to Leola, SD, effectively cancels the Basin Red Angus dispersion sale that was scheduled for October 16th.

The acquisition of the Basin Red Angus cowherd is a huge opportunity to expand our genetic base and offer customers more options to increase the efficiency and profitability of their operations.

The Basin Red Angus herd has built a reputation of providing outcross genetics developed over the past 25 years. Doug and Sharon Stevenson’s attention to breeding cattle for profitable traits while emphasizing marbling and cow efficiency has earned the respect of Red Angus breeders across North America.

“While refocusing our commitment to the Angus herd that has been developed over the past 60 years, we made the difficult decision to disperse our Red Angus program,” said Doug Stevenson, CEO of Basin Angus Ranch. “We are extremely pleased that the Red Angus herd we developed will remain intact and join a ‘first class’ Red Angus program.”

Along with cooperator Rouse Red Angus, we have been committed to producing outstanding Red Angus seedstock, west of Leola, SD with private treaty female sales in the fall and an annual bull sale the first Thursday in March.

Both Basin Angus and Bieber Red Angus remain deeply rooted in the basic values and ideals that have served them and their customers well in this business to which they have dedicated their lives. The purchase agreement of the cowherd was accomplished on a handshake, signifying the character that these operations represent.

Doing things right year after year for 40 years is a challenge. Being in the seedstock business is not easy but it is not complicated.

You raise a solid product that will perform for your customer. Provide good customer service and listen to your customers’ comments about your product. To do that for a long time you need to be consistent year in and year out.