Current Herdsires

Magnum is a Heifer Bull we Bought from Steppler Charolais, Miami MB in 2020. He has been nothing short of reliable for us and we still use him on our heifers today! Magnum is a bull that will produce calves that are born smooth and are up standing in short order. He is a calving ease bull that still produces numbers good enough for his sons to be leaders in the bull sale.

Lampman is our other active Heifer Bull. We bought him from Sparrow Farms in 2024 and put him to work straight away. He had no trouble breeding as a yearling and with a birth weight of 66lbs, we have had no trouble at all with his calves coming out naturally. A true, true heifer bull out of the LT Rushmore 8060 from Lindskov-Thiel Charolais in South Dakota.

We purchased Dude all the way from North Dakota from Effertz Key Ranch. He adds depth and length to his progeny with his smooth back and deep shape. The sons from him that we have seen so far carry the same frame and gentle temperament that he has.

This bull has really started to make a name for himself in the Turnbull Charolais herd. An SOS Apex PLD 139F son who brings out the best in any cow. Yellowstone sons are earning a reputation in our bull pen as well-shaped performance bulls. His feet are arguably perfect and get passed down to his offspring. Everyone who comes to the bull sale has the Yellowstone calves amongst their favorites.

Default is a bull that will produce large numbers in his calves at yearling weights. He is in the top 4% for Milk and his mother is in the top 3%. His progeny all carry this characteristic with them as Default has produced females for any purpose. They are super maternal and could easily be replacement heifers, or if your program sees fit, will push numbers on the scale in the fall. Not only do his calves take the same long, deep shape as him, they also take his coat of hair. Default adds hair to any of his offspring.

We bought Mahomes in the spring of 2024 from Hopewell Charolais in Kerrobert, Saskatchewan. He is a hairy, heavy-ribbed, wide bull, whose numbers do all the talking. Mahomes is in the top 3% for weaning weight, top 5% for yearling weight, and top 20% for milk. We are excited to see the impact this bull has in our herd.

Hyman was the high selling bull from Sliding Hills Charolais' offering of bulls in 2025. We paid $35,000 for this exciting Keys Powermax 57G prospect. Hyman is a smooth-made, tidy footed, lighter-calving bull who we are excited to see offspring from. 

Jagermeister is a long, tidy footed, smooth-made bull that we bought from Hunter Charolais in 2022. When we saw this bull, we knew that his LT Ransom genetics would be a great fit for our program. Originally, we used Jager as a heifer bull as he carries no shortage of calving ease. 

JWX "Mag" was one of the two most expensive Charolais bulls sold in Canada in 2025, tied with JWX Mountaineer 162M at $75,000. There was no more complete bull sold in the country this year, so we knew that no matter the cost, he would end up walking in our herd! Mag is as stout as they come, with a coat of hair on him like no other, and muscle mass that travels from hip to head throughout his long body. He covers a herd of cows like a herdbull in his prime, even as a yearling. Look forward to seeing his sons on offer at our 2027 Bull Sale here at the farm.

Citadel was the high selling bull at Wienks Charolais Bull sale in South Dakota 2025. He is a big-nutted, sturdy bull who walks well and is easy to be around. His sire is WCR Fortress 0516, who has become a reputable, consistent herdsire in the Wienks program and comes from the well-known DC/CRJ Tank E108 P bull. Fully outcrossed and loaded with performance, this bull is definitely a sire to look for in our catalog for years to come.