Mason Flack

Mason Flack raises Limousin cattle in North Henderson, IL, in western Illinois near Peoria. He follows recommended health screening protocols and maintains registrations with national breed associations, drawing on his experience to oversee each stage from calving to finishing.

Animals live in a pasture based setting that emphasizes social interaction and access to shelter, with regular handling that encourages calm temperaments. The operation blends traditional grazing practices with careful record keeping to support sound structure and consistent muscling. Bloodlines include pedigrees known for maternal qualities and efficient feed conversion, reflecting a focus on both performance and long term herd health.

Visitors often note the herd’s steady growth and even temper, traits that speak to a breeding philosophy rooted in patience and hands on care. Calves are raised alongside older animals to encourage natural behaviors and peer learning. Records are updated regularly to track growth rates and guide breeding choices based on observed performance.