2023 Heart Angus Bull Sale, bulls sold to $65,000

2023 Heart Angus Bull Sale, bulls sold to $65,000

2023 Heart Angus Bull Sale, bulls sold to $65,000

On behalf of all of us here at Heart Angus we would like to sincerely thank everyone who supported and contributed to our 7th Annual Sale.
We would like to thank our auctioneer Paul Dooley for a tremendous job on the rostrum, Luke Scicluna and the team at Davidson Cameron for all your help and support

57/57 bulls sold to $65,000 (Lot 3. Heart Nectar S83 to Springwaters Poll Dorset and Angus Stud) & av. $13,561.

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2022 Sale – Heart Angus bulls sold to $30,000, twice and averaged $16,040

2022 Sale – Heart Angus bulls sold to $30,000, twice and averaged $16,040

2022 Sale – Heart Angus bulls sold to $30,000, twice and averaged $16,040

On behalf of all of us here at Heart Angus we would like to sincerely thank everyone who supported and contributed to our 6th Annual Sale.
We would like to thank our auctioneer Paul Dooley for a tremendous job on the rostrum, Luke Scicluna and the team at Davidson Cameron for all your help and support

50/50 bulls sold to $30,000 twice (Lot 3. Heart Nectar R80 & Lot 14. Heart Powerpoint S25) & av. $16,046.

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(Text By Simon Chamberlain, The Land,  July 13th, 2022) – link

This year’s average was $127 ahead of last year’s sale, and the 2021 clearance was bettered by an extra four bulls sold. The 2021 sale was described as a new benchmark for the north, but this year’s result certainly lifted the bar. The sale barn seating was packed shoulder to shoulder, a blessing when a nasty rain squall blew through midway in the sale.

The stud’s co-principal, Chris Paterson, said the draft of pasture and crop-raised bulls offered produced an “excellent sale result”.

With this year’s sale of top-priced bulls, it was a case of Deja-vu, as a partnership between Andrew Deans, from the Allan Deans Family Trust, Baradine and Terry Hanigan, Hollywood, Coonamble bought the equal top-priced bull, Heart Nectar R80, a son of NMMN334 Millah Murrah Nectar N334.

The duo paid $30,000 at last year’s sale for Heart Nectar Q57 (also lot 3 in the catalogue) another son of the Millah Murrah Nectar sire.

An eye-catching sire prospect, Heart Nectar R80 is 23 months old and tipped the scales at 956 kilograms on sale day with a scrotal circumference of 44.5 centimetres. With an estimated breeding value (EBV) of +5.2 for birth weight, he was rated within the top one per cent for feed efficiency. His growth figures were impressive: +60 at 200 days, $+109 at 400 and + 152 at 600 days.

Eleven Nectar sons were offered in this year’s catalogue and averaged $13,636. Another high performer in the Heart Angus sire battery was Musgrave Exclusive with 11 sons averaging $16,181.

Also selling for $30,000 was Heart Powerpoint S25, a 17-month-old son of USA 18159093 S Powerpoint WS 5503, bought by Neil and Beth Higgins from Nowendoc. They also bought two more bulls at $18,000 and $16,000.

The power of the Heart sires in their herd is easily rated when the Higgins topped the February 2022 Early Bird Feature Weaner sale at Tamworth with their Heart Angus blood weaner steers making $2410. The Higgins bought three bulls at Heart Angus last year.

Agents Davidson Cameron & Co came to the sale with plenty of orders to fill. Doug and Jack Rankin, Tribella, Spring Ridge bought six bulls while Rob Sheaffe, Kickerbell West, Pine Ridge bought three sires.

Buying through Auctions Plus, Cliff Willis, Blayney bought three bulls for $18,000, $14,000 and $12,000, while Richard Caldwell, Tenterfield bought two bulls through the same online for $16,000 and $10,000.

Mick Young Real Estate, Wingham, account John and Anthony Cowan, Mitchell’s Island, paid $22,000 for another son of Millah Murrah Nectar.

Mr Young said the Cowans have a commercial herd and were first-time buyers at Heart Angus, and they were impressed with the quality of the cattle on offer.
“We were taken with the quality and temperament of our bull. He had a lot of stretch and evenness right through,” he said.

Greg Ellison, Putty Road, Milbrodale paid $20,000 each for two bulls. One was sired by Musgrave Exclusive and the other by Millah Murrah Nectar.

 

2021 Bull Sale – Overwhelmed, humbled and extremely grateful for everyone’s support ..

2021 Bull Sale – Overwhelmed, humbled and extremely grateful for everyone’s support ..

2021 Bull Sale – Overwhelmed, humbled and extremely grateful for everyone’s support ..

We would like to thank everyone who supported our sale today, thank you for your contribution to the sale, to our friends and family thank you for all your help today and leading into the sale and most importantly thank you to all the buyers and underbidders for supporting our genetics and program.
We are extremely grateful and humbled by today’s results.

46/46 bulls sold to $30,000 twice (Lot 3. Heart Nectar Q57 & Lot 12. Heart Nectar R21) & av. $15,913.

Thank you again to everyone who support and contribute to the Heart Angus program.

 

Overwhelmed, humbled and extremely grateful for everyone’s support today…Thank you.

Posted by Heart Angus Stud on Wednesday, July 7, 2021

 

 

Heart Angus sells all of its 36 bulls under the hammer to average $7084 – 2020 On Property Bull Sale

Heart Angus sells all of its 36 bulls under the hammer to average $7084 – 2020 On Property Bull Sale

Heart Angus sells all of its 36 bulls under the hammer to average $7084 – 2020 On Property Bull Sale

TOTAL CLEARANCE AT HEART ANGUS BULL SALE. Chris Paterson of Chris Paterson Stock & Station Agent delivers the sale report from the Heart Angus Stud Bull Sale, held today Wednesday 8th July 2020.

Prices topped at $13,000 for one of the first S Powerpoint WS 5503 sons to sell in Australia. The sale averaged $7084, with support from repeat and new clients.

 

Heart Angus buy top priced female at final Wattletop Angus sale

Heart Angus buy top priced female at final Wattletop Angus sale

Heart Angus buy top priced female at final Wattletop Angus sale

In the breakdown, all 58 PTIC L cows sold to a top of $14,000 and averaged $6035; 113 of the 114 PTIC M cows sold to a sale high of $24,000 and averaged $6389 and 44 from 45 weaner N heifers topped at $20,000 and averaged $5568.

M99 sold for $24,000 to Chris Paterson and son Jye, Heart Angus Tamworth, pictured here with auctioneer, Paul Dooley; Wattletop’s Lock Rogers and Sam Sewell, Ray White Livestock.
A rising 2-year old, Black Pearl 2006 daughter, Wattletop Ann M99, PTIC to Wattletop G188 topped the sale at $24,000 selling to Tamworth stud, Heart Angus.

Stud principal, Chris Paterson and his son Jye, selected the heifer on structural merit matched with well rounded EBVs.

“Good depth of body with an impressive outlook and femininity. She suits our program.”

“She will calve a month before our cows so will fit in well to flush her in spring” added Mr Paterson who admitted to sourcing top end cows to improve the Heart Angus herd.

The Paterson’s also secured Wattletop Barunah N68, a weaner heifer by Franklin G188 for $10,000.

Heart Angus adds new sire from WA

Heart Angus adds new sire from WA

Heart Angus adds new sire from WA

Farm Weekly | Kane Chatfield | 5 March 2018

Cherylton Farms eclipsed the stud’s previous $14,500 record top price on three occasions at the sale with prices of $15,000, $15,500 and the new record price of $26,000 paid for Cherylton Klooney M62.

Klooney was the third Cherylton bull to enter the ring and had bidders vying for his services before being knocked down to the Paterson family, Heart Angus stud, Tamworth, New South Wales.

The 778 kilogram AI bred, mid-July 2016-drop bull was among the first crop of Millah Murrah Klooney K42 (sold for $80,000 at the 2015 Millah Murrah sale) sons to be offered and out of a Coonamble Elevator E11 daughter Cherylton Pride J55.

Heart Angus stud was established in 2011 and held its first on-property sale last year.

Chris Paterson said they have a fair bit of Millah Murrah blood in their 120 registered breeders and share a couple of Millah Murrah donor cows with Cherylton.

He said Klooney will go well with their cow herd to help keep producing good types.

“It has real sirey appeal, good outlook, weight for age and moves well and its dam’s sire goes back to an outcross for our stud,” Chris said.