Staircase Charolais & Red Angus

Staircase Charolais & Red Angus raises red angus and Charolais cattle in western Nebraska, offering yearling bulls to producers across the region.

The program is built around a balanced-traits philosophy rather than selecting for any single performance number. Selection criteria include calving ease, udder quality, mothering ability, calf vigor, hardiness, disposition, fertility, efficiency, carcass merit, structural soundness, and longevity. Cows in the red angus cowherd are targeted to mature around 1,200 pounds, while Charolais females are managed toward 1,500 pounds, with an emphasis on moderate but productive frames that show width, depth, and length without sacrificing foot, leg, and udder structure.

Culling is described as meticulous, and selective mating is used to match each female with a bull that complements her individual traits and balances her EPDs. The aim is cattle that remain productive longer and hold up across the full chain of the industry, from cow-calf producers near Scottsbluff and throughout the Nebraska Panhandle to yearling operators, feeders, and packers. Buyers looking for red angus bulls for sale in Nebraska will find a seedstock program focused on functional, low-maintenance cattle that perform consistently over time.

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