Csb Shorthorns

Csb Shorthorns raises registered Shorthorn cattle in Coleharbor, North Dakota, in McLean County near Bismarck along the Missouri River Valley. They adhere to American Shorthorn Association guidelines, maintaining full registration and pedigree records for every calf. All breeding stock undergoes standard health testing, including evaluations for hereditary conditions, reproductive soundness, and temperament assessment by credentialed veterinarians.

Their cattle graze on native grasslands throughout the growing season, and calves receive gentle, hands-on handling from birth to encourage a calm disposition and ease of integration on any operation. Chris and Sarena Blotter carry on a multi-generation farming tradition focused on structural correctness, balanced temperament, and productive efficiency in every calf crop. Infrastructure on the ranch includes sheltered loafing areas, sturdy fencing to allow rotational grazing, and continuous access to fresh water year-round. They participate in performance testing for weaning weights, maternal efficiency, and carcass quality to inform breeding decisions and improve herd consistency. Visitors often remark on their transparent breeding records, even temperament in the herd, and uniform frame size observed across calves at community livestock events.