Females are the foundation of our business and for most of our 65 year history we have maintained a closed cowherd, only recently introducing a couple new cow families to the ranch. We have focused on breeding cows that know how to go out and get the job done, with emphasis on calving ease, mothering ability, milk, and reproductive efficiency.

Registration Number: 16722638 
Sire: Summitcrest Complete 1P55
MGS: HARB Cincha 829
We have always had a soft spot in our hearts for the beauty and power of our "Rainbow" cow family - 0595 is no exception. Many of Randy's favorite females that have walked our pastures can be found in this pedigree. 0595 has now raised the two heaviest weaning weight calves in the history of our place - Kesslers Commodore 6516 in 2016 and Kesslers Cowboy Up 8029 in 2018. Comrade 6516 was a high seller in 2017 and one of our favorite sire groups in the 2018 calf crop. We look forward to seeing 8029's impact after the 2019 sale.

Registration Number: 19190035 
Sire: Kesslers Commodore 6516
Dam: Kesslers Rainbow 5032
Rainbow 8084 is backed by 6 generations of Pathfinder qualified females, and one of our favorite cow families stemming from Rainbow 233. She posts a 7@358 day average calving interval with ratios: 111 weaning, 106 yearling, 110 %IMF and 105 RE. 

Registration Number: 18613520
Sire: Connealy Black Granite
MGS: Mytty In Focus
6537 is a Pathfinder and is the dam of the $26,000 Kesslers Freewater K171, who was selected by Krebs Ranch as the high seller in our 2023 bull sale. A daughter was Camas Prairie Angus' pick of the replacement females for $12,750 in 2020.

Registration Number: 19269655 
Sire: Kesslers Commodore 6516
Dam: Kesslers Lady 1545
8193 has a 7@364 day calving interval with ratios of weaning 108 and yearling 107. Four sons have averaged $11,250 in our sales. Her dam's calving interval was 11@369 days. A son by Masterclass will sell in 2027.

Registration Number: 20096301 
Sire: Tehama Patriarch
Dam: Kesslers Patricia 8363
H414 is a perfect-footed, great uddered cow that outproduces herself every time. She posts a calving interval of 4@349 days with average calf ratios of weaning 114, yearling 113, %IMF 140 and RE 112. Her first son Freewater 5661 brought $17,000 in 2026. Two daughters are in production and a son by Masterclass with a 75 pound birthweight and weaning weight of 820 will sell in 2027.

Registration Number: 19861212
Sire: Tehama Tahoe
Dam: Kesslers Bell 5050
H011 is a Pathfinder dam with a calving interval of 5@363 days and a weaning ratio of 5@105. She stands on a perfect set of feet and has a great udder. She stems from the same cow family as Kesslers Frontman. Two sons have averaged $8,250 and two daughters are in production. A son by Square Deal will sell in 2027.

Registration Number: 19719015
Sire: Baldridge 38 Special
Dam: Kesslers Rainbow 0595
A result of one of the earliest flushes of 0595, H032 perfectly illustrates what her dam can do. She posts a calving interval of 5@367 days weaning 5@103, her calves average an impressive 110 for %IMF. A son by Freewater with an 812 pound 205-day weight will sell in 2027.

Registration Number: 20416719
Sire: Sterling Pacific
Dam: Kesslers TK Grace 2848
Grace K108 has a 3@262 day average calving interval weaning 3@112. She stands on a perfectly shaped claw and has a wonderful disposition. She ranks in the top 15% of current dams for both marbling and ribeye. For $C she ranks #8 of 600 daughters of Pacific in production. A son by Square Deal with a 788 pound 205-day weight will sell in 2027.

Registration Number: 19035421
Sire: K Bar D Joe Canada
Dam: Kesslers Lucy 4559
7516 is a Pathfinder dam with an 8@364 day calving interval and ratios WW 8@104, YW 7@102. The sons she produces are the type that keep people coming back for more. 5 sons have averaged $8,100 and her only daughter's first son brought $24,000 in 2026.

Registration Number: 18575776
Sire: Kramers Apollo 317
MGS: WK Return
We purchased 6207 in the 2023 Krebs Ranch female sale and are excited to get her into our embryo program! She has proven herself as a herd bull producer at Krebs with the sale of $35,000 KR Outbreak to Ridl Angus and $32,000 KR Southbound to Hamilton Farms. Owned with Camas Prairie Angus Ranch.

Registration Number: 20416611
Sire: Sterling Pacific
MGS: Kesslers Commodore
A promising young female in our herd, we could not be more in love with her phenotypically and she doesn’t disappoint on paper either. Starting with her grandam, she’s backed by 6 generations of Pathfinder females who were all in production for 10+ years. Owned with Stokrose Farms.

Registration Number: 20416743
Sire: Sterling Pacific
MGS: Kesslers Frontman
We are excited about the future of this female. Her dam had a 10 @ 365 day average calving interval and produced the $25,000 Kesslers 100 X 3520, selling to Flying U Angus and Camas Prairie Angus in 2014. She is a carbon copy phenotypically of her dam, if not just a bit better.

Registration Number: 20677945
Sire: Sitz Resilient 750J
MGS: Connealy Black Granite
One of the first daughters of our herd sire Sitz Resilient 750J, we are excited about these females! L089 is a maternal sister to the $26,000 Kesslers Freewater K171.

Registration Number: 16721192
Sire: HARB Pendleton 765 J H
MGS: Connealy Danny Boy
When 0556 achieved Pathfinder status and raised us multiple bulls who were right at the top of the sale report we realized we wanted more like her and put her in the donor program. She stamps her calves with a look - her first set of ET daughters by Joe Canada are carbon copies of each other and look just like momma.

Registration Number: 13752988
Sire: TC Rancher 056
MGS: B/R New Design 036
The success of Kesslers Frontman R001 launched Bell 0024 into our donor pen. She had already produced a pack of great females for us and we were not surprised that she was the one to produce a herd changing bull like Frontman. This cow passes on loads of maternal excellence to her calves and her daughters are an easy to pick out uniform set of cows. She sold in our 2011 sale but we've still got a few embryos in the tank and her ET daughters are making their own marks in the herd.