G A Regulator 724 will regulate and dominate the scale by adding sheer mass and volume to his calves. He boasts the heaviest 205-day weight of our dominating Resource sons and the biggest numbers in weaning and yearling weight EPDs. His 205-day weight is 842 pounds, and he has a +73 WW and +127 YW.

G A Regal Montana 712 is a massive, wide-topped bull made to reign. This rugged-made sire may surpass 1,500 pounds by his birthday and hails from our Montana pedigree on the maternal side. His dam is a hard-working daughter of herd matriarch G A Minnabelle 709.

This Resource son provides the most calving ease of his sibling group with a +7 CED and +1.9 BW. He is thick, deep-ribbed and has a gentle temperament. His moderate dam hails from the maternal strength of Connealy Impression.

G A Generation 709 is a full-bodied, capacious bull and a favorite since birth. He has been gaining 4.9 pounds per day since December and is backed by powerful and long-lasting maternal performance. His stylish heifer dam hails from two generations of Pathfinders.

G A Generation 737 scores in the top 4 percent for feedlot value, the top 5 percent for yearling weight, and the top 10 percent for weaning weight.

This bull combines our Montana and S A V International genetics. He weighed 790 pounds for his adjusted 205-day weight. His heifer dam is the daughter of one of our best all-time cows who earned Pathfinder status every year of eligibility and was sold as bred coming 15-year old.

G A Beefcake 763 is stout and wide-rumped. He is projected to weigh more than 1,400 pounds on his birthday and carries Net Worth and International pedigree.

Our 2017 top-selling bull to Chase Clay of Richmond, VA, and a SAV Resource 1441 son.

We kept this second generation yearling Glasoe bull for a natural service sire during our 2017 breeding season. He ranks in the top 10 percent for WW, YW, Doc, CW, RE, $F and $B, and the top 15 percent for HP, MH and $W. This bull on paper brings production, maternal and carcass performance to the table, as well as $ value.

Walter Brown of Williston, ND, bought this bull at our 2017 sale.

This S A F Connection and Glasoes Pride 732 son was purchased by Lexi Leininger of Westby, MT, at our 2015 sale.

A son of our Pathfinder dam, G A Colossal Anne 013 and a SAV International 2020, he typifies the muscle and depth of their progeny.

We pulled him from our 2016 sale after he failed a fertility test before sale day. We test all of our bulls several weeks before the sale. We promise our buyers that the bulls are ready to breed the day we sell them, and we stand by that promise.

Montana was sold to JB Angus as a coming three-year-old in 2015. He is the son of our prolific Pathfinder G A Minnabelle 709. His sons sold quite well at our sales, and his daughters are gentle and good mothers.

Stony Creek Ranch of Crosby, ND, purchased this bull in 2016. We used this PA Power Tool 9108 son for two breeding seasons before his purchase.

Stony Creek Ranch of Crosby, ND, bought this bull at our 2017 sale. We utilized him one breeding season before his purchase.

Stony Creek Ranch of Crosby, ND, bought this Mohnen Substantial 272 son at our 2017 sale. We used him one breeding season before his purchase.

The Little Muddy Ranch in in Baineville, MT, purchased this G A Montana 216 son at our 2017 sale. We used him two breeding seasons in our program before his purchase.

Kevin, Sydney, Lane, Wyatt and Riley Jo at the Glasoe reunion

This G A Montana 216 son was gentle with every person he encountered.

From the start, our record selling bull, Reign, was sweet to look at.

Reign with his dam, G A Colossal Anne 311. She is a PA Safeguard 021 daughter, and her great granddam was a Pathfinder who was bred when we sold her as a 14-year old. 311 is on track to be a Pathfinder with a 364-day calving interval and her first three calves averaging a wean ratio in the 105th percentile.

Chase Clay of Richmond, VA, purchased Reign and several cows from us; we were able to use Reign for some natural service to our cows in the early summer.

Reign checks whether a cow is ready to breed.

This photo was taken of 709 in April, 2017. She has made Pathfinder status every year of eligibility. Her 9 calves average in the 110th percentile for wean ratio. Her calves average in the 111th percentile for yearling ratio. She is our highest income-producing dam for progeny sales, and we have used two of her sons (G A Pendleton 926 and G A Montana 216) and a grandson, G A Dakota 571, extensively for our breeding program. Her 2017 bull calf (pictured) earned an adj. 205-day weight of 804 lbs.

This 709 daughter (her dam is in the previous photo) is a two-year old cow in this photo.

She had bred back and just nursed her first calf, a Var Generation 2100 son, who would earn a 205-day weight of 773 pounds.

Photo taken of this Pathfinder as a 10-year old cow. She, her daughters, her granddaughters and great granddaughters are productive in our herd.

G A Eline 263 produces stylish, moderate calves.

A G A Montana 216 daughter and heifer with her first calf, a Generation 2100 son with a birthweight of 74 pounds and adj. 205-day weight of 738 pounds.

G A Minnabelle 738 is a SAV Resource 1441 daughter and granddaughter to our prolific G A Minnabelle 709. 432 is a daughter.

This Pathfinder dam poses with her calf, G A Colossal Anne 612. She is also the dam of G A Power 535 in one of the top photos.

G A Mag 228 is pictured with her 2016 heifer. Her 2017 bull calf, G A Regulator 724 boasted an adj. 205-day weight of 842 pounds. All of our calves depend solely on summer pasture grass and their dam's milk for their weaning weights.

The dam of our top-selling bull in 2017 nurses her next bull calf: G A Gentry 749, whose 205-day weight was 784 pounds.

453 passes on docility and maternal performance to his daughters. His dam was a moderate, stylish cow who demonstrated constant fertility and nurturing ability. Her great granddaughter is a Pathfinder who has one of the highest progeny weaning and yearling ratios in our herd.

This Generation 2100 daughter earned an adj. weight of 760 pounds. Her heifer dam is a high prospect cow (G A Pride 507) and hails from the lineage of one of our most prolific Pathfinder dams, Glasoes Pride 247. She was still achieving that status when we sold her as a 14-year old bred cow.

Genesis hails from our top cow for wean ratio. He gained an impressive 4.29 pounds per day off grass and milk. His adj. 205-day weight was 863 pounds.

G A Colossal Anne 224 is a Pathfinder dam averaging in the 112th percentile for wean ratio with her first four calves.

Her calf, G A Genesis 721 (pictured), posted the highest wean weight of the entire calf crop in 2017.

She boasts Colossal Anne and Minnabelle 709 pedigree from her Glasoe sire.

We collected and are utilizing semen from another son, G A Dakota 571, who was sold to Lowell and Betty Myers of Carpio, ND, at our 2016 sale.