Sale bulls at the Jagels ranch. The Jagels will host their first Cattlemens Cut bulls sale in Brewster, Neb., Feb. 24.
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Calves and their mommas against a Nebraska sunset. “I love how from my kitchen window I can see a newborn calf clicking his little heels in the air as his takes off at lightning speed in a circle around his momma,” said Katie Kaliff-Jagels, reflecting on her move to the Nebraska Sandhills.
The last two weeks have flown by. By the time you read this, we will officially be a few days away from the first Cattlemens Cut bull sale here at our new home in Brewster. It feels surreal to me that we made it to this week, as there have been many times along the way that I wasn’t sure we’d ever get here.
Calves and their mommas against a Nebraska sunset. “I love how from my kitchen window I can see a newborn calf clicking his little heels in the air as his takes off at lightning speed in a circle around his momma,” said Katie Kaliff-Jagels, reflecting on her move to the Nebraska Sandhills.
A Sanhills sunset. “I love the way the sun hits the sand a little different with each sunrise and sunset and makes a different view every day,” said Katie Kaliff-Jagels.
A Sanhills sunset. “I love the way the sun hits the sand a little different with each sunrise and sunset and makes a different view every day,” said Katie Kaliff-Jagels.
Calves and their mommas against a Nebraska sunset. “I love how from my kitchen window I can see a newborn calf clicking his little heels in the air as his takes off at lightning speed in a circle around his momma,” said Katie Kaliff-Jagels, reflecting on her move to the Nebraska Sandhills.
Calves and their mommas against a Nebraska sunset. “I love how from my kitchen window I can see a newborn calf clicking his little heels in the air as his takes off at lightning speed in a circle around his momma,” said Katie Kaliff-Jagels, reflecting on her move to the Nebraska Sandhills.
