Private treaty
Genetics, sold to people we want to see succeed.
Alongside the beef we sell registered Fullblood Wagyu to other operations. Some of the most valuable cattle in the world are born here and live out their lives here.
How we operate
Everything checkable, nothing hidden.
Foundation genetics
Our cattle are foundation-based and descend directly from the first Japanese Wagyu brought to America. Nothing in the pedigree is crossbred.
Published data, always
We do not manipulate or withhold herd data. We publish all of it so buyers can make an informed decision. We also do not purchase animals with no published data.
Complete event history
Every animal is RFID tagged at birth and tracked in CattleMax. Buyers receive a full event history at the time of transfer.
Our own AI facility
We run fixed-time AI protocols and synchronize on the ranch in our own facility to reduce stress. Embryo transfer work is done with Regan Brooks of Agrimark Genetics in Kingsbury, Texas.
Our buyers
Where our genetics ended up.
Rather than compete with other breeders we would rather work with them. Our thanks to recent buyers. You will find our animals at Wagyu operations around the world.
- Brian Angus, Woodview Wagyu
- Mike Garrison, Cripple G Farms
- Rick Stewart, Concho Vista Cattle Company
- Jerome and Leanne Landreneau, Sunday River Ranch
- Organian Livestock LLC
- Renew Livestock Company
- Watters World Ranch Company
- Brenner Cattle Company
- William Kiker, WA Kiker Cattle Company
- Olivia and Matthew Landon, Long Hill Livestock Company LLC
- Ryan Kern, 7th K Ranch
- Ryan Cade, RC Ranch
- Tally Windham Ranch
- Faith and John Conte, Faith Conte Farms
- Valet Packing
- Jeremy Tibben, Imperial Wagyu
Registrations
All cattle are registered with the Australian Wagyu Association and are eligible for registration with the American Wagyu Association. We are active members of the Texas Wagyu Association, and the ranch is BQA-certified.
Private treaty
Tell us what you are building.
Sales are private treaty, so the conversation starts with what you are trying to do with your own herd. Come and walk through ours.