2021 Pre Sale Video of Sale Bulls & Females

Texas Angus is in the NSW/QLD BORDER ZONE (GWYDIR SHIRE) - QUEENSLANDERS CAN attend our Sale (WITHOUT14 days quarantining) you just need TO APPLY FOR QLD BORDER DECLARATION PASS, (FOR WORK) you just need to upload your driver's license online and our address is Doongara, 748 North Star Road, Warialda NSW. Apply for the QLD PASS (CLICK HERE). 

Queenslanders also need a NSW Border Pass Declaration to enter NSW CLICK HERE

For those who want fly there is a private airstrip up the road - Please contact us for more information 

 Lot 30 Texas QATAR Q702 (1,068kgs) & Lot 20 Texas KORPORAL Q710 (972kgs)

Please click on photo or HERE to view the PRE SALE video.

For INDIVIDUAL VIDEOS of BULL and COW GROUPS CLICK HERE

300 sell in 2 days!! 29 & 30th July

• For Bull Supplementary Sheet & Weights CLICK HERE
• For Female Supplementary Sheet CLICK HERE
• For BULL& FEMALE VIDEOS & PRE SALE VIDEO CLICK HERE
• For BULL SALE CATALOGUE CLICK HERE
• For FEMALE CATALOGUE CLICK HERE 
  • For Bull Sale Information CLICK HERE
   For Bull Photos CLICK HERE
•  For Female Sale Information, Photos & Embryos Updated regularly CLICK HERE
•  To see our latest Newsletter CLICK HERE

First time ever, Texas Angus will conduct a 2 day consecutive sale offering. Day 1 will consist of 190 world class bulls followed by Day 2 with 110 of the best Texas Females! It will be Texas's biggest bull sale draft EVER with a significant incresed of 30 extra bulls like the ones below.  The bull sale will kick off at a NEW TIME 12pm interfaced with ELITE AUCTIONS.  The following day Texas will hold a "one off" female sale and please note Texas Angus hasn't held a female sale for over a decade! This sale will start at 12pm as well and also interfaced with ELITE AUCTIONS. Both sale will include progeny of the hottest sire in North Amercia Poss Maverick.

NSW Farmers Story On Texas Angus

This article was published in "The Farmer" a magzine that the NSW Farmers publish bi monthly and its a great read as it showcases farmers from across the state. Thank you to Jeanette Severs for the story and Anthony Ong for capturing these great photos.