Sandridge Land & Cattle | Red Angus Cattle Program

At Sandridge Land & Cattle, our philosophy is simple: keep the main things the main things. We are focused on producing Red Angus cattle that combine the phenotype cattlemen appreciate with the functional traits required to build a productive, profitable cow herd.

Our Focus: Functional Red Angus Cattle

We believe the best cattle bring together eye appeal, structural soundness, maternal ability, and real-world production. Showing cattle is one avenue we use to market our program and showcase the quality of our genetics, but the show ring is only one part of the selection process.

Selection priorities include:

• • Fertility and reproductive efficiency

  • Structural soundness and longevity

  • Quality udders and maternal ability

  • Growth and performance

  • Disposition

  • Forage efficiency

  • Eye appeal and balanced phenotype

Red Angus Show Cattle With Production Behind Them

A great-looking show animal we appreciate, but “the look” alone doesn’t make a cow at Sandridge. Many of our influential females and donors have been exhibited, yet their real value is proven through production.

Our females must work in the pasture, raise quality calves, and contribute to the next generation of Red Angus genetics.

Building Cattle That Work

Ultimately, our goal is to produce functional Red Angus cattle with the phenotype to stand out and the performance to stay productive.

We believe the successful female efficiently converts forage into quality beef while delivering the fertility, maternal value, soundness, and longevity needed in a modern cow herd.

Cattle that look the part, work for a living, and make the next generation better.

What Defines the Sandridge Program?

• Breed: Red Angus

• Focus: Functional, productive breeding stock

• Selection: Phenotype, fertility, structure, maternal traits, performance, and longevity

• Marketing: Show cattle, registered Red Angus genetics, donor females, and the Sandridge Land & Cattle Annual Red Angus Bull Sale held in March.

• Philosophy: Keep the main things the main things