Welcome,
ank you for your interest in our 2026 edition of the Pugh Farms Spring Bull Sale. For anyone new to our program we thought we would provide a little background into who we are. We are a family-run, multi-generation operation based in Eastern Alberta where our operation runs along the Battle River. We have been in this area from the beginning of it being settled with the rst generation making a homestead claim in 1910. We take pride in raising both seedstock and commercial cattle designed to perform in real-world commercial conditions.
From a genetic development standpoint our goal is to consistently produce cattle that come easily at birth, get up and going quickly, and carry that momentum through rapid, e cient growth to weaning and beyond. We place strong emphasis on calving ease, fertility, sound structure, maternal strength, and longevity, while working to produce genetics that can ful ll their potential in performance and growth that drive pro tability. Bulls are developed with moderation and purpose — athletic, durable, and capable of covering heifers and cows in big country while holding condition — because functionality and longevity matter just as much as numbers on paper.
While cowherd performance is a critical metric, this operation has always been about people and relationships. As a family, we value working alongside progressive cattlemen and earning their trust year after year. Whether you are a long-time customer or considering Pugh Farms genetics for the rst time, we welcome the opportunity to visit with you about your cow herd and your goals. We stand behind our cattle and are always willing to help match bulls to programs where they will work and last.
We want to also take the opportunity to not only thank our families who have given us great support in the development of our program, but also to thank our neighbors, and friends for their continued encouragement. We wouldn’t be able to do what we do without our customers and all the people in our life who have shared in the journey that has been the continual building of our program. As we move into a new era in the beef industry, we nd ourselves in a positive market globally with a high domestic beef consumption.
Building an operation comes with many di erent moving parts. We have been fortunate to have some extra faces around home helping with the daily care and feeding of our herd as well as seeding crops, making feed and harvesting. Amanda’s sister Steph and her girls make an e ort to come and help out as much as they can and we truly appreciate having the girls with us for all the things we do on the ranch daily when they are here. We’re biased but we don’t think you will nd a more clever, witty, funny, kind and diligent set of kids whether we are ranching or turning the task of the day into an adventure. Watch for them sale day and don’t be afraid to ask them who their favorites are or what their opinions are; the answers are usually priceless. We have become a stop for many young producers and students both in and out of country who have interned here through 2025. To Jack, Sarah, Todd, Megan, Reece, Rachel, Mitch, Emily, Sophie, Alex, Abe, Iain, Brian, Connor, and currently Magnus and Kris; ank You. ese young people have helped share in all aspects of what we do. ey have shown us our place through di erent eyes and shared in some vision coupled with a fun amount of interaction when the work is done for the day.
We truly appreciate the sta at Dryland opening up their facility to us to host the sale. We often get comments on how nice the market is laid out as well as how well the cattle can be displayed there. Our Auctioneer Kirk Goldsmith has been with us since we started this sale and his professionalism and advice throughout the year is also greatly appreciated, our ringmen Justin Gattey and Justin Graham are astute cattleman with a great deal of understanding of the marketplace and the direction in which we continue to see it to go. DLMS has opened our sale day range up greatly where we have the ability to broadcast and display our cattle across the world with ease. Stacy Young has taken our videos the last couple of years and her thoughts on the cattle she has seen in her travels as well as our video production are always greatly appreciated.
Again, this year we will feature groups of open replacement heifers that will sell before the bulls. ey will be palpated with their herd health programs listed in the back of the catalog. Mona, Georgia, and Hayes Howe from Mo Angus as well as Kelby and Tenille Stevens and their family from Misty Ridge Ranch Ltd will join us again this year with females from the heart of their programs. We have also added two new heifer consignors with the Tellier family from Tellier Bar LD Ranch and the Toews family from Lynden Land & Cattle Ltd bringing top quality females to the sale as well.
ank you for taking the time to review this year’s o ering and for your continued support of our family and operation. We look forward to seeing you on sale day and to working with you in the year ahead.
The Pugh Family
• Saturday March 14 the bulls will arrive in Veteran. If you would like to come for an evening viewing feel free to get in contact with Greg 780.806.1319
• Sunday March 15 the bulls will be available for viewing in the morning starting at 10 AM. We will be around for viewing all day and will be providing pizza mid afternoon so please join us whenever is convenient throughout the day for a presale look at the o ering and a visit.
• Monday March 16 both the heifers and bulls will be available for viewing at 8 AM. We will be available on site all day to tour anyone through the cattle.
• Tuesday March 17 will be sale day! We will have presale co ee and doughnuts available as well as a 12:00 PM lunch followed by the sale at 2:00 PM with the heifers selling rst followed by the bulls.
DRYLAND
Farm 780-755-2207
Greg Pugh 780-806-1319
Amanda Elzinga-Pugh 639-840-0522
Jim & Linda Pugh 780-842-7988
Clinton La in 620-583-0207
USA contact
Marianne Desrosiers 514-616-6540
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CATTLE TRADING CORP SALE DAY CONTACTS PUGH FARMS CONTACTS
Sale Day Phone 403-575-3772
Kurt Cole, Sales Consultant 403-575-5388
Darwin Graham, Market Manager 403-575-7567
Ian Goodbrand, Market Owner 780-753-1515
Curtis Perry, Market Yard Manager 403-578-8062
Kirk Goldsmith, Auctioneer 403-575-5654
Justin Graham, Ringman 587-281-2527
Justin Gattey, Ringman 403-963-1334
Melissa Stenger, Insurance 403-664-1148 | Kent Weir DVM, Weir Vet Services 780-875-2281 Jack Fisher, Nutritionist, Delta Animal Nutrition 403-586-4801
VOLUME DISCOUNT:
If you need 3 or more bulls we will provide you with a 3% discount on the total purchase price of the bulls.
BULL DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY OPTIONS:
Pugh Farms reserves the right to draw semen on any of the bulls in the o ering at their own cost and buyer’s convenience. We will start delivering the bulls to their new homes after April 1st. and we will also arrange a day that the bulls can be picked up mid April at Dryland. Whichever option suits the buyer. All heifers need to be picked up on sale day.
BREEDER GUARANTEE:
Pugh Farms guarantees our bulls to be sound, fertile and reproductive in accordance with the rules and regulations of the respective Breed Associations. If a problem occurs, please contact us immediately and we will provide a suitable replacement (bulls only) or take a sale credit.
FERTILITY TEST:
All the bulls have been semen tested prior to the sale. If for some reason a bull is evaluated as a not sound breeder prior to him being turned out with cows in 2025 a suitable replacement of equal value will be available to the buyer and or a credit towards the purchase of another bull of which the value will be decided upon between the buyer and the seller. Updated scrotal measurements will be available sale day.
SIGHT UNSEEN:
We would love to have you be with us. However we do understand how busy things can get around your operations. Our sight unseen program is simple. Call us in advance and we will discuss your needs, cowherd, goals and which bull or bulls will work best for you. Satisfaction guaranteed. If you want to bid live sale day feel free to Contact Greg (780-806-1319) or any of the Pugh Farms Contacts or Dryland (403-575-3772) or if you want to leave a bid with any of us at Pugh Farms or the Sta at Dryland you can do so and they will be kept in the strictest con dence.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash or Cheque payable in Canadian Funds. e right to property shall not pass until after settlement has been made. All settlements must be made with the clerks of sale before cattle will be released unless prior arrangements have been made with seller.
LIABILITY
All precautions will be taken on sale day and for the sale. Pugh Farms and Dryland Cattle Trading Corp. and their sta s assume no responsibility for injury or loss of personal property.
DISPUTES:
If at some point during the auction two bids are received from two parties at the fall of the hammer the bidding will be reopened between these two parties and these two parties only to determine selling price and to whom is the winning bidder. All information given from the block sale day will supersede any printed information provided in the catalog.
HERD HEALTH:
All bulls were vaccinated at birth with Bovilis Nasalgen 3-PMH intranasal and given LVSM8 oral mineral supplement. ey were vaccinated at grass turn out time with Vista Once and Vision 8 Somnus and then again at pre conditioning for weaning they were given Vista Once and Vision 8 Somnus and poured with ivermectin . e bulls were given Safe-Guard crumbles in early fall and poured with Ivermectin and then poured with Clean Up mid winter.
We have added Angus HD testing to further evaluate our bulls in the o ering. Genomic technology has been used to make EPDs more accurate. e genomic data increases the accuracy with which we relate animals to each other, verifying pedigree information, and allowing us to apply phenotypes of related animals to non-phenotyped animals. Genotyping animals has led to more accurate EPDs for younger animals. is means that doing the Angus GS test on an animal gives you as much information as having 23 calves with birth weights recorded and as many as 12 calves tested for individual feed intake. Updated Angus GS epds will be available sale day.
3 = Nervous - nervous and impatient
4 = Flighty - jumpy and out of control, quivers and struggles)
5 = Aggressive - extreme agitation
6 = Very Aggressive - extremely violent behaviour
*** Can be used on heifers
** Can be used on second calvers and older
* Can be used on cows
Thoughts from Our Nutritionist
e bulls at Pugh Farms are raised with quality and longevity as the foundation of their breeding program. Proper nutrition doesn’t just start at weaning but starts in the cow at conception. Each year, a well-planned nutrition program is in place from conception to sale time. e targeted supplementation of organic minerals and vitamins throughout the year optimizes health and growth in the bulls for sale every year. From weaning on, the balance to challenge bull development without risking longevity is met with high-quality forage blends and a mixture of oats and barley. is is key for developing structure and not compromising fertility and soundness in breeding bulls.
Feeding with a Total Mixed Ration ensures the consistent delivery of all nutrients, to all bulls, to ensure every mouthful of feed is the same throughout the feed-bunk.
I hope that the 2026 sale is good for both Pugh Farms and their clients, and wish success with the addition of a Pugh Farms bull to your herd!
Jack Fisher
Delta Animal Solutions Inc
1 (403) 586-4801
jack. sher@delta-animal.com
National 310N is our only Charolais on o er but for what we lack in numbers we feel we make up for in genetic potential. He brings together calving ease considerations, solid growth through to weaning and marbling strength. His two-year-old mother born to a two-year-old mother of her own poured herself into raising this guy through the summer and is the type of cow we appreciate with a solid foot and udder structure that works to pay her weigh.
Supporting data includes Top 4% BW, Top 4% CE, Top 35% WW, Top 3% SC, and Top 3% Marbling.
Nero 10N’s dam is an exceptional breeding piece around here. Her rst bull calf garnered some attention in the pen in the 2025 sale, and in 2025 she gave us 2 bull calves. ey are similar in type, with round expressive muscle shape and sharp front ends. ey also weaned o very similarly to each other. ey do have a slightly di erent look to them and that likely comes down to preference, but the cow power behind the 2 is one and the same.
Supporting data includes Top 32% WW, Top 25% YW, Top 31% RADG, Top 12% Marbling, and Top 22% CEM.
If you take a look at the info on 120N, you’ll note that his older brother is the sire to these 2 calves. We’re big believers in stacking cow families and the opportunity to combine 120C and 10H seemed like a no brainer. Both 110N and his twin have the genetics to make sound, square uddered, productive females. 110N is maybe the slightly more stylish option of the 2, and is the one that turned heads on pasture checks all summer long. ey also present the ability to sire quick growing heavy calves at weaning time that will feed well.
Supporting data includes Top 32% WW, Top 25% YW, Top 31%
Top 12% Marbling, and Top 22% CEM.
Nigel 18N o ers extra spine length and depth of side. His mother is wedge shaped and attractive with no limit to extra capacity. He is the yearling bull you nd quickly in the pen as he is o en close to you as you look through the bulls. Birthweight to that indicates he can work on a set of heifers and the structure and foot quality that indicates that he can do that work for years to come.
Supporting data includes Top 28% CE and Top 14% Milk.
Ninja 120N brings extra early growth into the picture. He carried his performance through weaning and onto yearling and would work well for herds that value added pounds. His mother has been a mainstay here leaving us not only two herd sires we have utilized but many in the bull pen that have went to work in great herds. She also has le us two daughters that are writing there own story here and we are glad to have them to see how their chapters unfold.
Supporting data includes Top 32% WW and Top 36% YW.
Ned 133N is a calving ease prospect that o ers great foot quality both in his individual scores as well in his across breed genetic evaluation numbers. His young dam is one that has the type of udder that is timeless being correct consistently in each lactation. He is moderate in his frame indicating that he has many years ahead in the heifer pasture in terms of his stature and overall size as he matures.
Supporting data includes Top 4% CE,
9% Claw, Top 11% Angle,
and
Lot 215N
Nantucket 215N is the pen leader in the yearling growth in terms of his weaning growth with an index of 114 for his weight against his contemporaries. He is very balanced in his overall dimension and is stout in his shape. His sire Jigsaw was utilized for his superior foot quality, and we are pleased to see that structural soundness carrying through prevalently in this rst set of sons and daughters. Supporting data includes Top 5% Milk
New Deal 283N is the so made through his center body type. His calving ease pro le through his shoulder and skull really is complimented by his width of base coupled with his dark red color to bring forward an attractive productive pro le. Supporting data includes Top 28% CE and Top 14% Milk.
Neo 831N has continued to progress post weaning through the fall and winter. He would be a good t for operations that are looking to add more long term growth across a set of calves but still have a bull that can be mated to younger females successfully.
Supporting data includes Top 32% YW and Top 17% CEM.
National Unity 903N’s mother knocked it out of the park with her rst mating to BC Authority 807 by producing a beautiful heifer calf who we believe to be an improvement even on herself – extra deep sided, perfect uddered and very sound footed. We wanted to try that mating again and got this resulting bull calf who is similar in type to his sister in his depth of body and soundness of structure. ere is an exceptional amount of maternal value as well as calving ease in this guy.
Supporting data includes Top 7% CE, Top 6% BW, Top 9% DMI, and Top 17% Milk.
Nantucket 971N o ers a very desirable foot shape and quality. He was raised by a female who puts her all into her progeny. He was a contemporary leader in terms of weaning posting a 112-weaning ratio. We appreciate his calving ease skull and shoulder as well as the muscle shape he is developing. An impressive individual that o
characteristics for future progeny.
Supporting data includes Top 17% CE, Top 28% DMI, and Top 19% Claw.
Mastadon 4M o ers a combination of calving ease and early growth giving him the opportunity to work in di erent programs. He came easy at birth and then pushed forward with the kind of early growth that adds additional fall pay weight on a set of calves. His mother is the type of female that combines a youthful udder as she ages and the structural soundness that points to cowherd longevity. ere’s enough balance here in maternal value and growth to retain daughters without sacri cing weaning performance.
Supporting data include Top 15% WW and Top 15% YW.
Madrid 8M is a Red carrier out of one of our newest and most exciting herdsires – Red 4MC Cavalcade. Unique pedigree twist on a proven cow family. ese Calvacade progeny have impressive growth rates. Supporting data include Top 13% YW and Top 25% RADG.
e Blackbirds and the Rosebuds are the most prevalent cow families here, and 12M is a combination of the 2. Very smooth made and balanced individual with lots of calving ease. is is 12C’s 8th calf
and likely our favorite.
Supporting data include Top 26% CE and Top 19% BW.
Supporting data include Top 8% DMI, Top 9% Milk, Top 22% HPG
Lot 20M and sire of 8M, 20M
Memo 20M shows signs of doing more with what he’s given. He combines early growth through to weaning with e ciency, suggesting calves that can progress without needing extra input. His maternal pro le also points toward daughters that could remain productive through many lactations much like his moderate framed big ribbed, eye appealing mother.
Memphis 25M is designed with calving ease at the forefront. He o ers one of the more conservative birth pro les in the group while still maintaining useful early growth. He may be especially appealing for programs focused on reducing calving risk without giving up performance entirely.
Supporting data include
1%
3% Angle, Top 9% Claw, Top 18% HPG, and Top 9%
Mariachi 28M is a bull that has lots of “look”. We calved the rst set of daughters out of this bull’s sire – Genuine 277G last spring, and they are tight uddered, strong milking, feminine individuals with no shortage of calving ease. We expect 28M to be able to produce that kind as well.
Supporting data include Top 20% CE and Top 2% DMI.
Markus 121M is a straightforward bull with a sensible approach to growth. He shows a steady development pattern that should t well in herds emphasizing soundness and manageability. He o ers maternal value from a very nicely constructed udder and teat set, productive and sound structured dam who catches your eye in each pasture she grazes in. If making baldie females is high on your list Markus is the kind we utilize here to do just that.
Minute 144M combines early growth with e ciency and fertilityrelated traits. He o ers a birth weight that can see workable use across a range of cows or heifers, along with growth that shows up early and continues through weaning. His maternal pedigree suggests potential for daughters that can long stay productive in a herd.
Supporting data include Top 5% DMI, Top 12% SC, Top 4% Marb, Top 1% HPG, and Top 15% Milk
Muster 153M is the bull that catches you with his masculine presence and if you’re interested in DMI numbers, take a look at this guy. No shortage of grow in this bull, he’s very easy doing with lots of natural muscle. He’s out of an 11 year old cow that has been a very solid producer and has calved early in her breeding group every year. Supporting data include Top 1% DMI and Top 5% Marbling.
Manor 160M o ers a sensible blend of calving ease and rapid growth. He is suited for breeding programs that still want some added performance but still have the exibility to provide calving ease and maternal strength. He’s the type that should work across di erent cow groups while ensuring sound structure into his progeny. Supporting data include Top 22% CE and Top 26% BW, and Top 10% CEM
Memphis 163M is a Heath 390H son out of a nice young cow. We’d encourage you to come to the farm and take a look at 390H in person, he’s impressive and stands on an excellent foot and continues to leave us sons that we think will be as easy doing and e cient as he is. is son is no exception. Supporting data include Top 21% DMI and Top 24% Milk.
Lot 179M and sire of 179M, 184M
JP MATHEW 169M
MCCOY Z246 LEGACY 9F
MANNS MARKSMAN 20F 20H
MANNS DAWN 7B 20F
DAKITCH 98W FRANCHISE 125A
JP 228T MS FRANCHISE 168D
JP 102P MISS ROCKER 228T
Modern 179M was one of the heaviest weaned calves in the fall of 2024 and has continued to excel on feed. A favorite of a few visitors, he’s impressive for his volume and muscle shape – possibly the most similar son to Heath 390H in terms of overall depth of body. Couple that with a proud headset and he’s pretty easy to look at and will no doubt produce calves with a similar body composition. Supporting data include Top 16% WW and Top 19% YW.
Mathew 169M is the type of sire that will make those baldie females that ring the bell at the sale yard. He o ers a sensible start at birth and develops at a pace that should t well into cowherds that are breeding for replacements or sell calves at weaning. He may appeal to producers who value simplicity and cattle that stay easy to manage.
Lot 191M and sire
Mountainview 191M is out of nice young cow that has a lot of potential in our cowherd. She’s very feminine, excellent uddered and full of calving ease. We couldn’t be more pleased with her e orts on this guy. He ties a wide, muscular body into a smooth shoulder and nice skull. If you want calves that are chock-full of maternal value that are easy eshing, low maintenance cattle, this bull ts the bill. Supporting data include Top 14% DMI and Top 12% Milk.
Montezuma 184M is a bull that has an impressive natural muscle pattern while being very balanced. I have no doubt that those with an eye for cattle will nd this guy. is is a bull that combines attractiveness with real world practically. Supporting data include Top 28% SC and Top 26% Claw.
Lot 203M, sire of 203M, 205M
Moby 203M is a bull that’s hard to fault. He came little and has the smooth shoulder and clean skull shape that we like, while having no shortage of base and body capacity. A square structured bull with a perfect tail set – there is lots of phenotypic value in this guy. Supporting data include Top 2% DMI and Top 4% CEM.
Meyer Morris 205M is another Heath son out of one of our favourite cow families. If you want to produce nice uddered, productive mother cows that are easy to look at, this is certainly a bull with the potential to do just that. A very smooth and balanced individual that is hard to poke holes in. We like this guy more and more. Supporting data include Top 6% SC and Top 12% Marbling.
PUGH MOONLIGHT
Moonlight 222M brings together calving ease considerations with early growth and maternal indicators. He started light enough for exibility to work in both the heifer pasture as well as the mature cowherd and then built into a calf that performed very well in his growth through to weaning. His mother is the kind that displays an abundance of balance through her structure and maternal characteristics coupled with a head and skull design that speaks femininity all day long.
Supporting data includes: Top 28%
11% Clae, Top, Top 22% CE and
Merril 2205M o ers a steady, uncomplicated genetic pro le. His mother is the wedge-shaped kind that exhibits an extra shot of expression through her forerib while standing on a very correct set of feet. Updated AngusHd will be available online soon.
Lot 2205M
Michelin 232M is a bull that is worth a look in person, he is a nice bull to be around and shows the so middle and muscle pattern that Heath has stamped his sons with. On the bottom side, this bull goes back to some no miss cows. We just don’t think you can go wrong with the Rosebud cow family / Heath combination.
Supporting data include Top 5% DMI and Top 12% Udder.
Mason 2239M o ers a lighter, calving-friendly start paired with steady early development and growth. He has the shape of a bull that would excel in the heifer breeding pasture providing calving ease but not limiting growth potential. His dam is a moderate made female with a very desirable udder and teat design and an attractive look, Supporting data includes Top 12% CE, Top 3% BW, Top 4% DMI, Top 2% SC, Top 22% Doc, and Top 5% CEM.
Magnus 240M o ers a lighter starting birthweight that may suit programs where calving ease is a priority. He came easy and developed the muscle shape and depth of side that is very consistent to cattle sired by the Apollo herd sire. He has the potential to sire calves that are born unassisted but keep a program moving forward in terms of overall look and muscle distribution.
Supporting data includes: Top 4% CE
24% Marb
11%
8%
Mondessa 243M is a really solid, stout option here. We do believe that line breeding in the right situations creates consistency and this guy is an example of that. CG Bridget 390 was a cow that we brought up from Craig Gu ey in Kansas and her low maintenance, highly maternal type has bred on in both her sons and daughters here.. Balanced phenotype and no shortage of grow.
Supporting data includes Top 23% DMI, Top 15% SC, Top 17%Top 25% Marbling, Top 7% CEM, and Top 8% Milk.
RED PUGH MANTRA 260M
Mantra 260M o ers a great balance of the low birth heavy weaning philosophy we are selecting for. Coming from a beautiful rst calving heifer that displays an abundance of docility, and maternal strength in her udder design. He was up and going quickly a er birth and converted milk and grass e ciently to excel into weaning
Supporting data includes: Top 22% CE, Top 24% BW, Top 19% DMI, Top 22% Doc, Top 10% CEM, and Top 5% Milk
Everyone has things that are non negotiables, and one of those for us is bold shoulders or poor shoulder structure. Mount Saint Helens 259M has an example of the smooth at shoulder we strive to breed for. He’s a strong calving ease option with a great cow family on the bottom side of his pedigree. His granddam is the dam of 698M, a cow that is proving to be in uential in our herd and an example of the udder structure and maternal value we strive for.
Supporting data includes Top 9% CE, Top 8% BW, Top 17% DMI, Top 21% HPG, and Top 10% MCE
Marathon 263M posted a lighter start paired with notable early growth. He brings a performance look that had him marked as a standout at weaning even with a birthdate towards the end of the calving season. His mother knocked it out of the park again on her second e ort with a replacement heifer that is VERY easy to spot in the group of open females we are planning to keep to breed in 2026. Breed his daughters and watch his steers keep pace with the cow’s calves through to weaning. Updated AngusHd will be available online soon.
Mercenary 275M is a moderate made herd sire with look and presence. He o ers a moderate start and o ers a great deal of calving ease while still being on the upper side of ribeye area without sacri cing e ciency. Supporting data includes: Top 12% CE, Top 20% BW, Top 1% DMI, and Top 2% REA
If you like an extra shot of muscle shape, make note of Muscle Man 281M. One of the more expressive bulls in the o ering in terms of hindquarter, here’s a bull with lots of base. Combine that with a nice skull shape, a moderate birthweight and maternal calving ease and he’s a bull that puts the pieces together. Did we mention he’s top 1% DMI? Supporting data includes Top 1% DMI, Top 17% Milk, and Top 18% Claw
Updated AngusHD will be available online soon.
PUGH MOMMA’S
Momma’s Boy 287M is easy to spot in the pen. Not only for his deep dark rich color but also for a front end, shoulder, and skull set that catches you with his calving ease appeal. His mother is one of the most moderate, and hard-working females on the place with a dark colored hoof coupled with a very square and correct claw design.
Updated AngusHD will be available online soon.
Morgan 285M came into the world at very light start and continued to develop into a so made deep muscled, correct structured individual. He would suit programs focused on calving ease and low-input management while still producing useful calves. His dam is one that we think highly o in terms of her physical build. She is the angular type in terms of her design in body shape; she has the extra rib shape and stoutness we appreciate while still being re ned and attractive through her front third without compromising any chest oor width or muzzle width. Again, he is the kind to keep all his daughters.
Maverick 323M brings a balanced approach to the group. He displays an abundance of length of spine and a correct foot and claw set. He also o ers marbling value at a higher rate. Dark faced and comes from a dam that exhibits an abundance of characteristics that are Bonsma in nature. Supporting data includes: Top 5% DMI, Top 23% Angle, Top 23% Marb, and Top
Mason Jar 325M is a good looking bull. He o ers some extra depth and lots of lower third. Quite ideal in his body type and masculine in type. He’s a bit of an anomaly in terms of his genotype. Supporting data includes Top 2% DMI, and Top 30% RADG.
RED PUGH MEMPHIS
Memphis 335M shows a jump on early growth through to weaning. His overall build and scale of size suggests he may t well in programs wanting a little more push without getting out of hand. His mother has been a consistent producer. She is unassuming and the type that does her job year in and out quietly and diligently.
Supporting data includes: Top 5% DMI, and Top 10% Marb
Molson 393M started in a comfortable range at birth and then developed evenly and e ciently through to weaning. His genetic makeup indicates that he is the type that will create cattle that stay uniform and don’t require extra management. His mother is set to enter her 14th lactation this spring with no sign of slowing down her productive focus.
Supporting data includes: Top 1% DMI, Top 16% Angle, Top 11% Marb, Top 2% HPG, Top 9% Milk and Top 8% REA
Mount Fuji 436M is one of the sons out of our 941J herdsire, a bull we raised out of a cow we brought up from the states from an embryo out of the Coleman program. ese cattle are very round muscled and clean fronted.
Supporting data includes Top 12% DMI, and top 12% SC
Moore 464M o ers a lighter, more moderate start paired with steady development. His mother has le a number of progeny in both the bull pen and the cowherd. She is a workhorse and does so with a balanced look and design. Her toe and claw structure is awless and she covered big ground on grass her whole life. She is the type that you realize you should have been ushing when it’s too late and she has le you a dozen progeny naturally.
Supporting data includes: Top 22% BW, Top 12% DMI, and Top 4% DOC
Morris 475M is a straightforward bull with a sensible approach to growth. He developed at a pace that leans toward the potential to sire steers that grow quickly and e ciently. His dam will calve this spring at een with the third full sib in a row to Morris. Now more than ever the baldie female is sought a er to provide a building block for the cowherd rebuild. Coming from maternal lineage that is full of longevity give this guy a serious look if you make females for yourself or your customers.
Moulin Rouge 511M is the type of bull that makes my footnotes sound like a broken record. He came small at birth and accelerated quickly through to weaning seeing him gain an abundance of weight at side of his mother with no supplementation just good hard native grass and the milk and attentiveness of his 12-year-old mother. If you appreciate the kind that come easy and grow rapidly circle him in your book.
Supporting data includes: Top 2% DMI, and Top 24% Claw
Mickey 532M o ers a very similar footnote to the 511M bull before him. A dam that at out works year in and year out while o ering pounds at weaning. e variant with this guy would be a bit more moderate package in terms of frame. E ciency and docility never go out of style and this guy can o er that in the heifer pen for the rest of the years he is walking on this side of the sod.
Supporting data includes: Top 19% BW, Top 2% DMI, Top 13% Marb and Top 3% HPG
Megatron 600M is a bit of a personal favorite in terms of his phenotype, this is a bull that catches your eye with his presence. Complete in his makeup and proud fronted, out of nice young tight uddered cow, 600M is a cool package.
Supporting data includes Top 6% DMI, Top 22% REA and Top 8% HPG
Margin Up 602M is a long spined and smooth made calving ease individual. While we are always on the hunt for new herd bulls and have bought ones that have worked very well, there is something to be said for reliability of using bulls out of cows we’ve raised in our own environment. Lots of cow power on both sides of the pedigree here. is is a bull that will calve to heifers and create females you’ll want to keep. Supporting data includes Top 6% DMI, and Top 18% Fat
Monty Python 607M is a bull that could t well for folks wanting a lighter start without giving up much for early development. He may suit programs where calving ease is a priority, and calves are expected to come along steadily.
Note: Unregistered purebred.
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Monday 608M o ers a very conservative start and has the potential to work in herds that prioritize a quiet calving season. He is a bull that could be used thoughtfully where ease and management matter most.
AngusHD update will be available online soon.
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514Z
Monty 610M brings a more performance-oriented look while still tting a practical program. He has the look and genetic diversity to suit operations that want cattle to stay e cient and still contribute useful growth through weaning.
Supporting data includes: Top 2% DMI, Top 6% Angle and Top 15% Milk.
Lot 611M and sire of 608M, 610M, 611M
Moment 611M o ers a lighter, manageable start and could t well where calving ease and simplicity are of high value and priority. His look and eye appeal present themselves in a classic Angus way where he is stout and round as well as angular and sound. AngusHD update will be available online soon.
Magician 614M was a bit unphased by our noise making attempts in the picture pen, and he does look more impressive with a bit of a cool arch in his neck – but I’d recommend a look in person because he’s at good. Stout, wide based, well muscled with an ideal tail set and strong top. Very balanced bull.
AngusHD update will be available online soon.
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Medstead 16M’s maternal brother was a highlight in last year’s sale. He’s out of a very nice moderate stout cow we acquired as a heifer from Mo Angus and she’s a productive breeding piece. Big birth to weaning spread and a balanced EPD pro le. He’s very nice to be around to boot. Supporting data include Top 31% Doc and Top 28% REA.
Mighty 618M brings a practical build with shape of muscle and depth of side typical to cattle that are expected to work under ranch conditions. He is the kind of bull that we feel could be used where the goal is usable calves and straightforward management. AngusHD update will be available online soon.
Lot 698M, Maternal Brother and Dam
Monte Carlo 698M is just like his maternal brother who sold in last year’s sale – you’ll be able to nd this bull. He’s been a standout from a suckling calf on pasture all the way through. He’s very so and deep middled, incredibly stylish and stands on a great foot. His brother has been praised for his soundness and athleticism and this bull is no di erent. Not only can you breed him to your heifers, but his calves should wean heavy. AngusHD update will be available online soon.
Lot 725M and sire and dam
Supporting data includes: Top 29% CE, Top 28% HPG and Top 2% DMI.
Macho Man 725M started with a light birthweight and still carried forward enough growth to stay useful, which gives us the opinion on him that he would be a good t for programs balancing calving ease with his calves keeping pace to wean heavy. His e ciency and fertility indicators add some extra con dence for long-term value.
e best way I can describe Modesto 727M’s dam is “typey”. She’s very much what an angus cow should look like. Coming 9, she’s good uddered with square small teats, she’s not big but works hard and raises a stout calf every year. Top 2% DMI, and all the calving ease you could ask for. We’re fans of his big square hip and beautiful skull shape. Supporting
Top 7% CE and
1%
is is a bull that is big in all the right places, he’s got lots of rib shape, muscle and base and is masculine in appearance.
Supporting data includes Top 1% DMI and Top 16% Fat.
Really the only place that Minnesota 732M is lacking is tail switch hair. He’s a bit more rugged in type but is a strong calving ease option. He’s good footed and strong topped with ample muscle shape. He’s got the structure to last and breed for a long time.
Supporting data includes Top 10% CE, Top 3% BW, Top 6% DMI, Top 22% SC, and Top 29% CEM.
PUGH MACARENA
Macarena 757M O ers an outcross to our calving ease sire lines of Apollo and OTM. Sired by the Yellowjacket bull who has le us with several females that are continuing to make an impact in our herd. With an abundance of maternal brothers that have been very well received through our sale he is showing new genetic potential coupled with an assured cow family in terms of practicality based in calving ease coupled with e ciency and marbling
Supporting data includes: Top 22% CE, Top 17% BW, Top 1% DMI, and Top 6% Marbling.
Mellow 780M lives up to his name with a calm, moderate look. He came into the world with a sensible start and developed evenly through weaning. Look to him to help keep calves moderate but with consistent growth potential while maintaining good foot quality
Supporting data includes: Top 1% DMI, Top 17% BW, Top 16% Angle, Top 20% Marbling, and Top 5% HPG.
Mozzarella 802M was born with a lighter start and continued on with early growth to post a 106 ratio at weaning. His balance suggests broad usability across many cow and heifer types.
Supporting data includes: Top 9% DMI, Top 31% BW, and Top 5% CEM.
Mannville 809M’s dam always throws a bit of look into her calves. Interestingly enough, sometimes those cattle that tie a bit high in their front ends o en have a higher tail head to match. Her progeny don’t. ey have that style and cleanness in their front ends without sacri cing hip structure. Good footed calving ease option.
Supporting data includes Top 7% CE, Top 8% BW, Top 2% DMI, Top 26% Claw, and Top 12% CEM.
Map 834M o ers a moderate package with extra muscle shape through his hind quarter. He is sired by our old standby Rio 123Z who at 14 is still in the herdbull pasture looking forward to summer grass and cows to breed. If longevity is a high priority look to this guy and be able to also reap the bene ts of his calving ease genetic value.
Supporting data includes: Top 3% CE, Top 8% BW, Top 10% DMI, and Top 5% MCE.
Morpheus 885M brings growth straight through to yearling without compromising birthweight or calving ease He shows the kind of development that could add value by weaning, especially when matched thoughtfully to the cow herd. He’s well rounded also o ering the strength of his dam’s udder structure, alongside e ciency, fertility and an added shot of marbling.
Supporting data includes Top 30% YW, Top 24% DMI, Top 31% Marbling, Top 19% HPG, and Top 22% Milk.
PUGH MONSTERS INC 968M
Monsters Inc 968M is one of 2 black Cavalcade sons. Big birth to weaning spread, take a look at this guy if you want calves that can grow very quickly on the cow. A bull that carries his muscle shape deep into his lower third, he’s masculine yet smooth. Quiet to be around. Supporting data includes AngusHD update to be available online.
Lot 974M and sire of 974M, 987M
Mongo 974M His picture says it all in his solid, workmanlike pro le. He o ers a reasonable start and steady development that could t well in commercial operations prioritizing saleable, consistent calves over extremes. A data error seen his mother miss being registered until this year so she hasn’t as many progeny in the CAA database but will for sure be displaying what she can do moving forward. is guy is easy to nd in the pen with his cool nature. Stout muscle pattern, and so made design. Supporting data includes AngusHD update to be available online.
Millenium 987M is round in his design with an abundance of rib shape. He stands on a very square foot set with the right angle moving up into his pastern. With a very smooth shoulder he signals towards calving ease in his re nement but gives up no muscle to his contemporaries. An eye appealing long made good udder and teat set type of dam that we’re having a growing appreciation for.
Supporting data includes AngusHD update to be available online.
Motley Crue 999M brings added dimension and presence into the group. He shows early development that o en translates into extra weight by weaning. He comes with outcross potential being out of a moderate wedge shaped black red carrier dam who herself is very tidy in her udder and teat design. We would recommend keeping his daughters as they have a great amount of potential for superior foot quality, adaptability to di erent environments and the sense to raise heavy payweight calves while still holding together well and looking good doing it.
Supporting data includes Top 33% BW, Top 10% SC, Top 4% Claw, Top 16% Angle, and Top 21% HPG.
Montreal 9987M combines maternal support from his dam with calving ease built in. He o ers a dark copper red color which compliments his dark pigmented feet. An eye appealing individual with an ample amount of functional design.
Supporting data includes Top 15% Milk, Top 2% CEM, Top 26% Doc, Top 2% SC, Top 6% BW, and Top 2%
We are proud to o er our 2025 open commercial replacement heifers alongside some very impressive groups from four of our customers. In total we will have 150+ replacement quality females that can work in a number of di erent environment and management styles.
Lot A - BLACK ANGUS REPLACEMENT HEIFERS
MO ANGUS, Mona Howe 306-661-0049, Irvine, AB
is top cut of commercial Angus replacement heifers will add maternal strength to any cow herd. eir genetics and environment contribute to making them highly e cient grass cattle with excellent docility, fertility and performance. ey are developed here at the ranch for superior longevity to maximize productivity in your herd. Herd health includes Inforce 3, Vision 8 and pour on Ivermectin.
Lot B - BLACK ANGUS REPLACEMENT HEIFERS
LYNDEN
LAND & CATTLE LTD, Brandon Toews 403-850-8249, Lindon, AB
ese replacement heifers come from the heart of our heifer development pen. ey are bred and developed to work for a living in a year-round grazing system, with expectations placed on function, fertility, and longevity. Our cows calve unassisted in big country with minimal supervision, and these heifers are raised under the same standards. ey are developed on a high-roughage ration to promote sound structure, capacity, and longevity. ese females are built for commercial environments where cattle need to thrive, not be babysat. Heifers are on the Bovi-Shield Gold one-shot program at branding and weaning.
Lot C - RED ANGUS REPLACEMENT HEIFERS
MISTY RIDGE RANCH LTD
, Delia, AB
Kelby Stevens 403-820-5518, Tenille Stevens 403-664-5184
Misty Ridge Ranch has a top set of replacements on o er. One iron red angus heifers born in March/ April. ese females are sure to perform in any environment. Easy keeping, docile, high yielding, females have been the focus of Misty Ridge Ranch for years. Herd health consists of of Bovishield one shot, Meloxicam, and Ultrabac 7/som at branding, as well as Bovishield gold FP5 in February.
Lot D - TAN REPLACEMENT HEIFERS
TELLIER BAR LD RANCH LTD, Bonnyville, AB
Luc Tellier 780-826-1275, Dylan Tellier 780-287-7513
ese replacement heifers are born out on stockpiled grass in May/June and raised the way we like our cows; out grazing, on the move and doing it themselves. ey spend the summer beside their moms on pasture, then slide into a simple winter program consisting of a silage ration. e cows spend most of the winter grazing swaths, corn and bales. ey’ll raise strong calves and stay in the herd a long time. Herd health consists of Bovi-shield Gold fp and Ultra Choice 8 at branding with a booster at weaning.
Lot E - Red, Black, BWF, RWF REPLACEMENT HEIFERS
PUGH FARMS, Greg 780-806-1319, Amanda 639-840-0522, Jim 780-842-7988
Much the same as the bulls in the catalog these females consist of a focused breeding program where e cient productivity is our focus. We have been diligent in our udder and structural selection criteria in both the females we o er as well as the bulls that we have bred to create them. e solid colors are 100% Angus and the black and red with white faces are F1 Hereford cross Angus. We have calved many of these females out over the years and really appreciate their productive nature. ese are all the top cut of commercial females born here in 2025 with none retained. Herd health on these females consists of Vista Once and Vision 8 Somnus at spring turn out. en they were given Vista Once and Vision 8 Somnus pre weaning and poured with Ivermectin at weaning. No Macrolide Antibiotics have been given. ey have been on a cereal silage/greenfeed and corn silage diet mixed TMR since weaning with a balanced mineral package.
