Emery Cattle Company

Her name isn’t black Betty, but I decided to mess around and make a tik tok because the song is fitting!

SOLD! We would like to extended a sincere THANK YOU for all the kind words, interest, questions about this guy. We cannot wait to see what is store for him!

FOR SALE Here he is! Tag 312 ... I encourage you all to look through the pictures and study him. To find a purebred with this much hair and the type of hair he has, is unique to say the very least. His foot and bone is phenomenal, and he stands like he’s the boss. What you see if what you get. He weighs around 900 pounds and would work for really any fair from May until late June or even July. He is a EXAR Classen 1422B x LCC Polly 501 (Changing time x Famous) and born on March 12th of 2020. He comes registered with American Angus, halter and wash broke, and leads fairly well. Contact us for price. A video is available upon on request. A special shout out to Emily Nuñez for getting him pictured perfectly and Andrew for getting him dialed in.

Life hasn’t been easy lately. However with the help of our incredible family and friends, we are surviving. As I have previously mentioned before, The Nuñez family and Dad and I have been working on getting the show steer ready to sell. We have finally got him ready! Thank you to Andrew, Emily, Angel, and the family for taking such great care of him and getting him clipped and pictured. He sure looks the part now! Stay tuned on our page for pictures to be posted TOMORROW! We... all think that he’s a really cool one, Esspecially for a purebred! He’s got the look, he’s got the hair that we all search for, he’s got the bone, all he needs is a good home and a feed bucket! His pedigree is one that we’ve always been excited for. He comes out of our very best and most successful cow, LCC Polly 501. We knew that EXAR Classen would work on her either way. While we were hoping for a heifer of course, we just happened to get a good bull calf. We have no use for a bull so we decided to make him into a show steer.

As duck season begins to wine down, the excitement for spring calving is ramping up. Guess our lives are filled with excitement! The cows are beginning to show and look rather large and in charge.