White Ranch Angus

It is May! And, this is the day that the Lord has made -we will rejoice and be glad in it!

BIG NEWS FOR LOCAL RANCHERS
We’ve been working on something that makes life a whole lot easier—and it’s finally here.
Our Cantrell Customs Big Bale Feeders are now available at select local Grange Co-ops, making it easier than ever to get your hands on one without the wait or long haul.
Built tough, built right, and made to last—these feeders are designed to handle real ranch use day in and day out.
No shortcuts. No gimmicks. Just solid equipment you can count on.
Stop by your local Grange Co-op and take a look for yourself. If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your feeding setup, now’s the time.
Quality you can see. Built by hand. Delivered with purpose.
Have questions or want to check availability near you? Send us a message or give us a call.

How much do you love spring?!

The Lord is Risen - the tomb is empty! Happy Easter!

Bulls are in and ready for the sale!
Current weights:
Lot 11 1385
Lot 12 1340
Lot 13 1275
Lot 14 1245
Lot 15 1295
Basin Bullfest

Thank you to Grange Co-op for your generous support of Basin Bullfest!
White Ranch Angus bulls are fed Rogue Beef Finisher - it’s been a great product for us.

https://www.grangecoop.com/

Western Video Market and CCI.live are partnering to provide internet bidding and a live broadcast of the 8th Annual Basin Bull Fest on Saturday, March 28th, 2026 at 1:00 PM PT.

✅To watch and get registered to bid, follow the link or visit CCI.live.
https://cci.auction/orgs/1/auctions/5724

Though eradicated in the U.S., New World Screwworm is resurging in Mexico and Central America, and it poses a real threat to our herds.

▪️ Prior to eradication, NWS cost the U.S. livestock industry over $100 million a year.
▪️ In 2023, cases surged across Central America and Mexico.
▪️ Reintroduction could mean quarantines, movement restrictions, and major losses.
▪️ Prevent it: Treat wounds fast, avoid high-risk procedures, and watch for maggots, odor, or unusual behavior.

Know the signs. Take action. Report suspected cases to your vet, state animal health official, or USDA. Get more information here: https://bit.ly/3LkyjlY