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Premium Wagyu Cattle for sale (Genetics from Wann Ranch)

At Wann Ranch, we focus on producing calm, efficient cattle with exceptional carcass traits and dependable fertility. Whether you’re building a new herd or adding proven genetics, you’ll find thoughtfully selected wagyu cattle for sale—from registered females to ready-to-work wagyu bulls—supported by practical service and transparent information.

Why Wagyu (and Why Wann Ranch)

Wagyu are renowned for fine marbling, tenderness, and feed efficiency. We emphasize balanced cattle that work in the pasture and on the rail:

• Carcass merit: Selection pressure for marbling, ribeye quality, and consistency.

• Maternal strength: Sound udders, easy disposition, and longevity.

• Structural correctness: Feet and leg soundness for real‑world environments.

Our program centers on Japanese Black (commonly called black wagyu), the foundation of premium Wagyu beef worldwide.

Bulls You Can Turn Out with Confidence

Choosing the right bull drives genetic progress. Our wagyu bulls are developed with:

• Measured growth and condition (not overfed), so they stay athletic through breeding season.

• Emphasis on libido, structural soundness, and temperament.

• Pedigrees selected for both carcass quality and maternal reliability.

Looking for a heifer bull? We identify bulls with calving‑ease pedigrees and birthweight histories suitable for use on first‑calf heifers, helping you minimize assistance while maintaining Wagyu quality.

Females and Breeding Stock That Build Herds

Quality females are the backbone of a program. Our breeding stock includes open and bred heifers, recipient options (when available), and select donor‑quality females. We prioritize:

• Fertility and calving ease

• Docility and mothering ability

• Udder quality and longevity

We’re happy to discuss which females pair best with your target market—fullblood seedstock, F1 beef production, or branded beef programs.

Understanding Wagyu Cattle Price

The wagyu cattle price you pay should reflect real value. Key drivers include:

1. Genetics & registration (fullblood, purebred, percentage; pedigree depth and proof).

2. Performance & data (weights, ultrasound, carcass records, ET/AI history).

3. Age & stage (open heifer vs. bred, yearling vs. mature bull, pregnancy status).

4. Breeding soundness (BSE results for bulls, reproductive exams for females).

5. Disposition & structure (low‑stress cattle stay in the herd and perform).

We provide complete details up front so you can compare apples to apples. If you’re researching online and see “wagyu cattle price” discussed broadly, remember that pedigree verification, health status, and actual data explain most differences.

Matchmaking: The Right Animal for Your Goals

Tell us whether you’re targeting:

• Seedstock: Emphasis on pedigree, registration, and donor prospects.

• Commercial F1 program: High‑calving‑ease sires for Angus or British‑based cows; uniform feeder calves with premium carcass potential.

• Direct‑to‑consumer beef: Consistent marbling genetics, docility, and feed efficiency for small‑lot finishing.

We’ll recommend specific wagyu bulls, a true heifer bull if needed, or female breeding stock that aligns with your plan and budget.

Health, Handling, and Support

• Health protocols: Current vaccinations and parasite control appropriate for our region.

• Low‑stress handling: Calm cattle are safer and perform better.

• Records: Pedigree, breeding, and health documentation provided at purchase.

• Logistics: We can help coordinate transport to your ranch.

How to Buy from Wann Ranch

1. Reach out with your goals and timeline.

2. Review options—we’ll share current wagyu cattle for sale, including bulls and females that fit your criteria.

3. Choose confidently—compare animals by data, pedigree, and purpose.

4. Pickup or delivery—we’ll help with the details.

Quick FAQ

What’s the difference between fullblood, purebred, and percentage Wagyu?
Fullblood traces 100% to Japanese Wagyu with verified documentation. Purebred is high‑percentage Wagyu with some outcross influence. Percentage cattle (e.g., F1) are typically 50% Wagyu and 50% of another breed.

Do I need a special bull for heifers?
If you’re breeding first‑calf heifers, a designated heifer bull with calving‑ease history is recommended to reduce assistance while maintaining Wagyu traits.

Can you help me estimate value?
Absolutely. We’ll walk through the factors affecting wagyu cattle price so you can make an informed, budget‑aware choice.

Let’s Talk

Ready to add proven black wagyu genetics to your herd? Contact Wann Ranch for current availability on wagyu bulls, heifer‑safe options, and female breeding stock. We’ll help you find the right wagyu cattle for sale to meet your goals—without the hype, and with service you can count on.