2025 FALL BULL & BRED FEMALE SALE
Monday, December 8, 2025
65 BULLS
New this year!
Bulls and females will be at the ranch like always for you to look over.
The sale (and lunch) will be up the road at Cafe 191 (1996 Hwy 191 N) - just 8 miles north of the ranch!
The sale will begin at 1 pm with lunch served beginning about noon.
Questions? call Betsy (406) 930-0671
Join us anytime Dec. 6th - 8th to look the bulls and females over! Lunch will be served all days.
Don’t miss this educational event!!
Sunday, Dec. 7th, at 1 pm, Nathan and Jennie Anderson will do a low-stress livestock handling demonstration at the bull pens. Then at 4 pm, come to Cafe 191 (1996 Hwy 191 N, Melville). Nicole Masters of Integrity Soils will join us for an informal discussion about soil health and how it ties to the well being and resilience of soil, water, plants, animals, people and communities! Snacks and beverages too!
Here is our herd bull Indreland EXT 0524 at 18 months of age. Check out below how he looks at 5 years old!
THEY DO GROW OUT!!
Here is Indreland EXT 0524 at 5 years old, last July before turnout!!
Indreland Sale Female Offering!
Will sell at our sale December 8th, 2025!Females sell after the bulls!
Lot 66 - Choice of Indreland Registered Bred Heifers (up to 10)
Lot 67 - 120 bred heifers consigned by Coulter Family Ranch of Brusett, MT
Bred to Indreland Ranch calving ease bulls - calve mid March - April
Lots 68 - 73 100+ Indreland Angus bred cows
Lot 74 - 50 bred coming 3 year old cows consigned by long time customers Royal & Josie Melton of Forest Grove, MT. Bred to Indreland Angus bulls.
What is $EN?
The American Angus Association’s definition of $EN (cow energy value) is “expressed in dollar savings per cow per year, assesses differences in cow energy requirements as an expected dollar savings difference in daughters of sires. A larger value is more favorable when comparing two animals (more dollars save on feed energy expenses). Components for computing the cow $EN savings difference include lactation energy requirements and energy costs associated with differences in mature cow size.”
Indreland Angus $EN
According to the Fall 2025 Sire Evaluation Report, the average for $EN in the Angus breed for non-parent bulls is -18. Our average $EN for our registered sale bulls is +23. With the rising cost of feed, we think the $EN number should really be evaluated, and in our opinion is the first step to low input production.