Red Angus Foundation Females

RAAA #: 855307
Birth Date: 3-26-2002

RAAA #: 1014538
Birth Date: 8-31-2004

54P is a daughter of the M554 cow above. She needs no introduction to followers of the Red Hill program. Many bulls and females have been sold by Red Hill and are working for herds and bull studs from coast to coast. Some of the more notable sons she has produced are 105U, 1W and 77Z. 105U and 1W are B571 sons. 105U sold to Teddy Gentry (AL) and is now working for Ozark Hills Red Angus (MO). 1W sold to Buffalo Creek Red Angus (WY) and is now leased to ABS. 77Z was her outstanding 84S son that sold to Calvo Red Angus (NE). Gordon was extremely pleased when he visited Calvo’s and saw the quality of the 77Z calves. Probably her greatest accomplishment will be the daughters she has left at Red Hill, including donor dams, 190W and 104U. They are already leaving a legacy of their own and you can see their information below.

54P has also had an influence in our Red SimAngus program. The bull we retained at Red Hill in 2015, 57B, is out of a Red Coat daughter of 54P. A red SimAngus bull calf by GW Predestined 645W out of 54P was a highlight in the 2015 sale selling to the Kelly Smith Family (KY). 54P also produced a top selling SimAngus bull in 2013 sired by Red Coat that sold to Alan Hubble (KY). 54P is still working in the Victoria Farms herd in Florida.

RAAA #: 1288415
Birth Date: 8-19-2008

Red Hill herd sire, 190A, is her most influential son resulting from mating Ten X and 104U. Mike Wood from Oklahoma purchased half interest and fall possession in 190A, and the results have been remarkable. Several 190A sons have become prominent in the Red Angus breed topping some of the Ludvigson sales. Our herd sire, 49D, is also a 104U son.

RAAA #: 1356389
Birth Date: 10-23-2009

RAAA #: 3521863
Birth Date: 9-3-2015

RAAA #: 986160
Birth Date: 5-16-2004

“We have had more inquiries about this cow than any other in the offering, and rightfully so once you lay your eyes on her. She is the epitome of the program… She is also a prime example of what her rare and unique sire, Julian B571, does best.” (Buffalo Creek Dispersal catalog, 2010)

We have numerous daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters in our herd. One of P154’s most influential daughters is 258Z, a donor in the Red Hill program.

As you can see from studying our website, we have tremendous confidence in the B571 cattle. As we continue our linebreeding program, P154 brings in outcross genetics on the bottom side of her pedigree that will allow us to continue this linebreeding program while keeping the inbreeding coefficients to a minimum.

P154’s dam, 9005, was a great producer at Buffalo Creek before going into their ET program. She weaned 10 calves with a 105 WWR and a 106 YWR. 9005 was a tightly linebred Chief-bred cow from the Roberts program in New Mexico.