Bulls for Sale by Private Treaty
All bulls are ready to work.
They have received:
- Bull Check - semen morphology tested.
- pestiguard
- 7in1 & lepto
- Vibrio
- tick fever vaccinations.
NBB24V367 - Bald Blair V367 PV - A very sound Stirling S86 son. CLICK HERE
NBB24V322 - Bald Blair V322 PV - USE in Bald Blair Herd IMF (3.8%) CLICK HERE
SOLD NBB24V300 - Bald Blair Brickyard V300 PV - Brickyard son, Low IMF; Suitable for use on heifers - CLICK HERE
NBB24V384 - Bald Blair Valiant V384 PV - T23 son out of a NORL519 dam CLICK HERE
NBB24V353 - Bald Blair V353 PV - A high growth son of T23. 200, 400, and 600 day growth in top 5% of breed. CLICK HERE
NBB24V306 - Bald Blair V306 PV - An AI/ET son of Sterling Confidence Plus 804 and dam NBBN280, a really sound cow. Exhibits great growth with CWT and EMA in top 10% of breed. CLICK HERE
NBB24V258 - Bald Blair Victor V258 PV - A Patriarch son out of a Momentous Dam Q166. Good carcase data and suitable for use on heifers CLICK HERE
Our Fertility Guarantee
In the unlikely event that a bull purchased from Bald Blair Angus is diagnosed as infertile during its first breeding season — and the infertility is not caused by injury, illness, stress, or disease contracted after leaving our property — we offer the following options upon receipt of a veterinary certificate:
- A satisfactory replacement bull, if available or
- A credit to the value of the original purchase price (less salvage value), redeemable at any Bald Blair sale within 12 months of the purchase date.
We also encourage all clients to insure their bull or bulls and follow our “Looking After Your Bull” guidelines to optimise the health and working longevity of your bulls.
If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Looking After Your Bull – Guidelines
To give your new bull the best chance of success in your breeding program, we recommend the following management steps:
- Transport & Transition
- Allow bulls time to settle quietly into their new environment.
- Avoid immediately introducing them to large mobs.
- MLA Transporting Bulls Information:
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- Quarantine & Observation
- Quarantine new bulls for 5–7 days where practical
- Ensure access to clean water and suitable fodder or good quality pasture.
- Joining Preparation
- If a single bull is purchased it is good to put him with a few quiet steers or heifers prior to joining to help them settle in.
- If multiple bulls are purchased, allow them room to establish their group hierarchy and good feed in the lead up to joining.
- Joining Ratio
- Joining yearling bulls (12 months of age) at no more than 25 cows per bull.
- Joining 18 month year old bulls at no more than 40 cows per bull.
- Joining bulls rising 2 years old standard convention is 1 bull to 50 cows or 2%.
- Ongoing Health
- All bulls leaving Bald Blair having been ear notch tested to identify whether any persistently infected animals. There are no PI’s in the herd.
- Bald Blair has a complete herd vaccination protocol in place for pestivirus, leptospirosis, vibriosus and tick fever.
- It is your responsibility to maintain these vaccinations by way of annual booster to ensure continued safeguarding of your herd.
- Check bulls regularly during joining for soundness and have a replacement bull ready.
Following these guidelines will help ensure your Bald Blair bull remains healthy, fertile, and productive for years to come.
