Wells Ms. Sassy Red 1654 (Sells Saturday April 21st, 2012)
Kentucky Charolais Classic.
F1146095
Sassy Red is thick, deep and as pretty as her picture.
If your looking for a nice red heifer to add some character and color to your herd she will do just that.
This Red Smoke daughter was picked directly from our replacement pen. It's hard to see this one go. We are confident that she will become one your top producing cows.
Catalog online under consignment tab.
Sassy Red is thick, deep and as pretty as her picture.
If your looking for a nice red heifer to add some character and color to your herd she will do just that.
This Red Smoke daughter was picked directly from our replacement pen. It's hard to see this one go. We are confident that she will become one your top producing cows.
Catalog online under consignment tab.
Flush selling April 21st, 2012 in the Kentucky Charolais Classic.
"Wells Ms. Cherry Bomb" 0664
Cherry Bomb is loaded with color, style, and performance. Her grand dam 156 is still producing today, with one of her sons
commanding $5,000 at our Annual Bull Sale. 664 has followed her footsteps as well, with a full sister to Cherry Bomb commanding $3,000 in the South Dakota Charolais Classic 2009.
Red Smoke, sire of Cherry Bomb, was the 2007 South Dakota State Fair Supreme Champion and the 2007 American Royal Reserve Champion. His sons have averaged over $4,000 in our annual bull sales.
Cherry Bomb was the 2nd high selling heifer in the 2010 Dakota Charolais Classic at $4,000 going to Sever and Sons.
She proceeded to Denver, where she stood 2nd in her class next to the Division Champion.
After Cherry Bomb was brought home we received a call from Rodney Trowbridge wanting to buy Cherry Bomb. Rodney purchased 1/3 interest in Cherry Bomb for Courtney to show. Courtney has done a fabulous job with Cherry Bomb.
One successful flush sold in the 33rd National sale for $4000 going to Ed Chenault. Cherry Bomb is ready to flush and you can get yours today. Give us all call for more details.
Find below a letter from the state of Kentucky on Courney's achievement with Cherry Bomb.
What an outstanding Job this young lady has done.
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Welcome to Wells Charolais Ranch
JasonWells' grandfather, Reuben Rodell, always believed it was cheaper to move the cattle to the feed, rather than the feed to the cattle, and this is what he did when the drought hit Oklahoma in 1970. In May of 1971 Heather Rodell, her parents, and the last of 17 semi loads of Charolais cattle and machinery made their way to Crocker, South Dakota. At the same time Richard Wells was working toward building his ranch just north of Crocker. Fate brought Rodell and Wells together, and the two were married in 1973. In the spring of 1974 they bought their first Charolais bull from the Rodell Ranch to breed 30 crossbred Hereford cows. Then in the fall they bought 15 registered Charolais heifers, also from the Rodell Ranch. And so their registered herd began.
Currently they run 200 head of registered Charolais cows, a small commercial herd for embryo transfers, and a feedlot with a feeding capacity of 1500 head. They hold an annual bull sale in the spring in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Most of the heifers are sold private treaty.
Wells Charolais breed for performance, feed efficiency, longevity, and carcass.Wells cattle have done well at the stock shows. They won Grand Champion heifer for 3 consecutive years at the Black Hills Stock Shows, Grand Champion at the Watertown Farm Show, and Reserve Champion at various other shows.
Wells Charolais Ranch is located near Crocker, South Dakota, in the Crocker Hills.
Currently they run 200 head of registered Charolais cows, a small commercial herd for embryo transfers, and a feedlot with a feeding capacity of 1500 head. They hold an annual bull sale in the spring in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Most of the heifers are sold private treaty.
Wells Charolais breed for performance, feed efficiency, longevity, and carcass.Wells cattle have done well at the stock shows. They won Grand Champion heifer for 3 consecutive years at the Black Hills Stock Shows, Grand Champion at the Watertown Farm Show, and Reserve Champion at various other shows.
Wells Charolais Ranch is located near Crocker, South Dakota, in the Crocker Hills.
Richard (DICK) and Heather Wells
15446 419th Ave Conde, SD 57434
(605) 784-3409 OR (605) 881-3601
wellscharolais@yahoo.com
(605) 784-3409 OR (605) 881-3601
wellscharolais@yahoo.com
Jason and Nina Jo Wells
