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Your ranch it up. Heard it here. Weekly recap is up right after this. The Red Angus outfit with everything you need was some Red Angus 70 elite Red Angus bulls and 130 of those highly sought after commercial open heifers. Mark the date. Thursday, February 19th richerton, North Dakota sale info available@ranchchannel.com and wasomred angus.com coming soon to ranch channel.com the sales series the evolution of how producers connect elite livestock and proven operations from top end bulls, heifers and horses to land equipment, products and programs shaping the future of agriculture. The Sale Series where smart ranching starts. Find out more by emailing inforanchchannel.com make the right choice with Schnabel Ranch Simmentals and Lazy J Bar Ranch Simmentals Sim Angus and Red Angus bulls and heifers with genomics on every critter. Schnabel Ranch Simmentals and Lazy J bar Ranch Saturday, February 21st at Hub Livestock in Aberdeen, South Dakota. All sale information available@ranch channel.com maybe you're still trying to lay into some of these pairs. Let's head to Mo Can Livestock in Butler, Missouri. Here's a group of Red Angus Cross two year old heifers. They're pairs. They've got bull calves and heifer calves on the side. They were bred to a Red Balancer bull. These are pairs again. Listen to how they.
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Go down. Half and about three three and a half and about three pair and half I 63 three and a half. They're hard to find. Guys are handled right. 63 and a half 64 now four. See make them bring five or all rock 63 and a half 6040963 in a hand three minimum four y 63 the hand there 6400 did you good four sold them 6350 put them on.
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That was just a week ago at Mocan Livestock in Butler, Missouri. They were two year old heifers bred to a red balancer bull with bull and heifer calves on side selling for 63.50 a pair. And now Stockman's Livestock Exchange in Dickinson, North Dakota. Just to tick over a week ago, the Badlands Angus alliance replacement heifer calf special 376 commercial replacement heifer calves sold.
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Quartered here 37 now quarter 3,705 quarter.
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And nine 3,744 so 3,700 those 376 head average 3,408 for a grand total of $1,281,300. And that is your ranch it up. Heard it here. Weekly recap.
Podcast: Ranch It Up Radio Show & Podcast
Episode: Bred Heifer Pairs & Replacement Heifers Sell Well In Missouri & North Dakota
Hosts: Jeff “Tigger” Erhardt & Rebecca “BEC” Wanner (Tigger & BEC)
Date: February 13, 2026
In this episode, Tigger & BEC provide a comprehensive market recap on the recent strong sales for bred heifer pairs and replacement heifers in Missouri and North Dakota. They offer auction highlights, sale results, and insights into the current demand for high-quality Red Angus and commercial heifers, speaking directly to ranchers, cattle producers, and anyone involved in the beef industry.
Red Angus Elite Auction Announcement
Schnabel Ranch & Lazy J Bar Ranch Simmentals Sale
Mocan Livestock, Butler, Missouri
Notable Moment:
[01:35] Rebecca “BEC” Wanner (auction audio):
"They're hard to find. Guys are handled right… see, make them bring five or I'll rock 63 and a half… Four, sold them 63.50, put them on."
Result:
Stockman’s Livestock Exchange, Dickinson, North Dakota
Auction Highlight:
[02:39] Auction audio excerpt:
"Quartered here 37… now quarter 3,705 quarter and nine 3,744 so 3,700..."
Result:
"They're hard to find. Guys are handled right… see, make them bring five or I'll rock 63 and a half… Four, sold them 63.50, put them on."
"...those 376 head average 3,408 for a grand total of $1,281,300. And that is your Ranch It Up, heard it here, weekly recap."
Auction Announcements / Upcoming Sales
[00:00 – 01:30]
Missouri Bred Heifer Pairs Recap / Auction Audio
[01:30 – 02:08]
North Dakota Replacement Heifers Recap
[02:08 – 02:44]
This episode highlights the strong demand for bred heifer pairs and commercial replacement heifers, as seen in recent Missouri and North Dakota auctions. The hosts present auction outcomes with authentic cattle-market energy, providing pricing benchmarks and confirming the robust nature of the current cattle market. It's a valuable update for ranchers looking to stay informed on trends, pricing, and upcoming opportunities in rural ranching and livestock sales.
For more details and future auction info, listeners are directed to ranchchannel.com.
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