M. & M. MORITZ - "SPRING HILL", CHARLEVILLE, QLD

Branded: Crown over joined double M.

QEMW0259

LPA

	Sire	Dam
34 Head	Droughtmaster	Shorthorn
18 Head	Droughtmaster	Hereford
12 Head	Droughtmaster	Shorthorn/Hereford
11 Head	Hereford	Charbray
3 Head	Droughtmaster	Droughtmaster
3 Head	Hereford	Brahman Cross
3 Head	Droughtmaster	Brangus Cross

65 Polled 8 Horned 11 Scurred

8 - 10 Months

Aerial (Helicopters, gyro’s and planes) , Bikes , Dogs , Horses

Buyers, a good quality line of weaner steers that have presented in store to forward store condition. These are best described as flat back types and will suit to take through to heavier feeder weights for either an export or domestic job. Steers have also had no grain or antibiotics at any stage so will fit any grassfed markets at a later date. They look to be in great health with no winter as yet and are very clean in the eye and muzzle. The decision by the vendor to tip plenty of lick into the cows during the dry seasonal conditions has paid dividends. It has allowed the cows to jam plenty of milk into their calves. It has showed through in the steers, they have not experienced a pinch at any stage. They exhibit plenty of softness, length and adequate weight for age. They are bred in red Mulga country so I would envisage these will certainly pack the kilos on when they get access to some heavier Brigalow black soil country especially on improved pastures or winter crop. These will not quite fit on two decks so a B-Double will be required to collect these steers. You will notice in the video that there are about 5 Hereford/Charbray or Hereford/Brahman cross types that are brindle in colour but still no heavy Bos Indicus content.

Bob Jakins (Level 1 Accredited)

Clear - No known history.

Yes

Breeder herd consists mainly of Shorthorn and Hereford cows and their crosses. There are also a few Brahman cross, Charbray and odd Brangus cow. All weaners are by Droughtmaster and Hereford bulls.

Droughtmaster bulls are used over the British bred cows and Hereford bulls are used over the Crossbred cows.

Running in red Mulga country with a dry coverage of native grasses and a very light cover of winter herbages from recent rainfall. Cows were supplemented with lick whilst rearing their calves.

These are just a normal turnoff of steers. The seasonal conditions have dictated that they be sold.

19/06/2026 to 21/06/2026 (3 days)

"Spring Hill" yards located approx. 14kms S/E of Charleville on the Bollon road.

Cattle are not in a tick infested area.

Vendor/Agent willing to Scan and Transfer cattle AT BUYER REQUEST at cost of $2.00/head

Jack Kidd

Semi Trailer

No

Side Loading

Single Deck

Reasonably all weather red sandy road, would need a big fall of rain to prevent delivery.

Prompt delivery preferred. Delivery outside of the specified window are asked to discuss with selling agent pre-sale.

Intending buyers be advised Elders terms are strictly CBD unless debt can be accepted by a nominated agency or an approved Elders account is in place.

None provided. [Please note: It is the responsibility of the Purchaser to satisfy all state compliances in regard to the movement of this lot.]

Buyers are asked to advise all delivery instructions in writing post sale including information required for the NVD.

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