Three Hills Ranch 5th Annual Bull and Female Sale
Welcome back to the American Cattlemen Podcast. Just ahead, we have Gale McKinney, he’s the owner of the American Cattlemen Media Group and he sits down with David Morehead with Three Hills Ranch. During today’s episode, David and Gale will dive into the Three Hills and West Ranch’s 5th Annual Bull and Female Sale held on December 19th, 2025, at 6PM at the Morehead Ranch.
Three Hills Ranch and the Morehead family are no strangers to the livestock industry. They’ve been involved in production livestock and breeding since the 1950’s…and they’re still going strong today.
It started back in the 1950’s when David’s grandfather, Ray, bred and raised the State Champion Chester White Boar. Now, they continue that tradition by raising award-winning bucking horses by select and line breeding, using some of the most sought after horses in the industry.
Their love for the Hereford breed started in the 90’s through acquisition of the D.L. Stevens herd and continues today in large part to the opportunity to purchase a majority of the Jim Baker herd. Their herd has also continued to grow with the friendships and genetics of the Holden, Cooper, Johansen, and Van Newkirk lines.
Utilizing top of the line genetics and straight horned pedigrees, the Three Hills Operation works diligently to build on the best to develop above average traits. Structural correctness, along with good feet and udder quality are traits bred into their herd.
Diving into the sale, David emphasized that their herd receives no artificial enhancements, allowing for natural evaluation of maternal capabilities, and that both purebred and commercial stock are managed identically to ensure commercial viability.
David described the bulls as robust, naturally gentle, and conditioned for longevity, with the added assurance of standing behind every animal sold. He also detailed the offering of commercial Hereford and Angus bulls, as well as standout groups of Baldy and black bred heifers, all bred for performance and calving ease.
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