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Bull Calf 4 is a black Angus bull calf displaying a balanced, moderate-framed build with good depth of body for his age. He stands square and correct, with a solid foot and leg structure that supports sound movement and long-term durability.
This calf shows a level topline and smooth transition through the shoulder into the rib and hindquarter. Muscle expression is evident through the rib cage and lower quarter, indicating steady growth and capacity without excessive condition.
Body condition appears healthy, with adequate flesh and overall thrift. The calf’s head is clean and proportionate, and his demeanor is calm and attentive, suggesting good docility and ease of handling.
Hair coat is solid black and dense, appropriate for winter conditions, and overall appearance reflects good health, adaptability, and practical development under ranch management.
Summary:
A moderate-framed, well-balanced Angus bull calf with sound structure, depth of body, and early muscle development—well suited for commercial cattle production and future performance.
Bull Calf 4 is a black Angus bull calf displaying a balanced, moderate-framed build with good depth of body for his age. He stands square and correct, with a solid foot and leg structure that supports sound movement and long-term durability.
This calf shows a level topline and smooth transition through the shoulder into the rib and hindquarter. Muscle expression is evident through the rib cage and lower quarter, indicating steady growth and capacity without excessive condition.
Body condition appears healthy, with adequate flesh and overall thrift. The calf’s head is clean and proportionate, and his demeanor is calm and attentive, suggesting good docility and ease of handling.
Hair coat is solid black and dense, appropriate for winter conditions, and overall appearance reflects good health, adaptability, and practical development under ranch management.
Summary:
A moderate-framed, well-balanced Angus bull calf with sound structure, depth of body, and early muscle development—well suited for commercial cattle production and future performance.