Sawyer Burchill

Sawyer Burchill raises Hereford cattle in Hunter, ND in central North Dakota near Jamestown. The operation has worked with Hereford cattle for several years and enrolls its herd in American Hereford Association programs while following recommended health screening protocols. Animals graze on rotational pastures and receive daily attention in a family-friendly setting that emphasizes early handling and socialization.

Breeding decisions focus on temperament, structural soundness and maternal traits to support both small-scale operations and pasture-based ranches. A reputation for calm bulls and steers has grown among regional producers, and clients note consistent weaning weights and gentle dispositions.

Calves remain with their dams for a minimum of eight weeks, ensuring strong maternal bonds and a healthy start. Sawyer Burchill also maintains a select group of registered heifers chosen for longevity and structural quality. The ranch uses sustainable grazing practices to promote soil health alongside animal welfare.