Rennert Ranch 10th Annual Charolais Bull Sale
Welcome back to Genetics & The Gavel, powered by American Cattlemen Media. Just ahead, we have Gale McKinney, he’s the owner of American Cattlemen Media, and he sits down with Kristian Rennert, Owner of Rennert Ranch Charolais. In this episode, Kristian and Gale dive into the Rennert Ranch 10th Annual Performance of the Platte Charolais Bull Sale, held on February 16th, 2026, at 1PM CST, located at Darr Feedyard Bull Development Center, in Cozad, Nebraska. The sale will offer 129 head, including purebred Charolais, red factor, and Golden Gainer Charolais hybrid bulls, designed to serve both commercial and purebred cattle producers. 
The ranch’s philosophy centers on serving commercial cow‑calf producers while keeping an eye on the entire beef chain from pasture to packer. Priority traits include calving ease, vigorous newborns, strong weaning and yearling growth, and carcass merit, particularly ribeye area, carcass weight, yield, and marbling.
With a lot of great bulls for sale Kristian went ahead and highlighted some of the top performers in this sale. He highlights Grandview for balance and highly functional daughters, Jefferson for powerful, wide‑based bulls, and Jose for structure and notably high marbling. Gun Runner is described as a power sire that adds muscle, length, and performance, while Cowboy Romeo provides genuine calving ease with strong marbling and attractive, maternally focused daughters. Counselor and his sons Conviction and Litigator contribute big‑bodied, thick, rugged cattle with strong carcass data. Full Tilt is presented as the primary heifer bull, combining elite calving ease with surprising muscle and marbling, and Historic brings in sought‑after New Germain genetics. Additional sires such as Performer, Lexington, Front Range, Freeland, Pacifico, Triumph, and the red factor Heart J Ranger 3019 round out a set aimed at adding pounds, muscle, and carcass value.
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