Females

Koupal Angus takes pride in their mother cows. We feel that they are the most important part of any cattleman's operation.

As true cattlemen we are not in just the cattle business but in the grass business. The cow is a ruminant designed to grow and flourish on material humans don't usually eat… Grass. Cattle are the converters of grass and hay. Grain, at this time in the cattle industry is a very expensive feed source to add to their diet. Grain also adds an enormous expense in raising beef. That is why we have bred for moderate to smaller-framed, easy-fleshing cows.

We have been very selective when choosing our herd sires because we know that the most important traits a bull receives are from its mother.

If you asked us to pick out the most important female in our herd, we probably could not do that, If you asked us what sire has been the most influential to our cow herd we would say OCC Juneau 807J. Why? Because of his paternal grand mother, Dixie Eric CH 1019. The daughters he has put in our herd have been awesome. Over 50% of our cow herd have OCC Juneau influence. When we look back over the last nine years we've used him his track record is unreal. From his first calf crop we got our herd Sire MoCo, then he produced Dude, who is leased to Genex then he produced Smart Stack our top-selling bull in 2010 plus many more. The daughters are feminine, easy-fleshing, great mothers, and their udders are tight and small teated. Any one who has ever used Juneau or his off spring have been more than please. He is a awesome herd sire and stamps his progeny.. You will find his name listed many times in our females pedigree's, sometimes both top and bottom.

Koupal Patty 2103
Dam of LOT 88

Koupal Maid 2110
Granddaughter of OCC Juneau

Koupal Ebonette 734
Dam of LOT 24

Koupal Ellnora 7103