LOT 02 - BUTLER CHISOLM 382

Name:  BUTLER CHISOLM 382
Registration: ABBA #1059938
Sex: BULL
Date of Birth: 02/02/2022
Sire: *MAAS INDIO IA 710/7
Dam: *RYRGO MISS MONTEBELLO 015
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DESCRIPTION:  Sardo Negro is a breed of cattle that are highly valued for their hardiness and adaptability to harsh environments, as well as their excellent meat quality. 

Sardo Negro cattle are medium-sized, with a distinctive black coat and white markings on the head and legs. They have a robust build, with a muscular frame that is well-suited for both meat and dairy production. They are also known for their excellent temperament, with a calm and docile nature that makes them easy to handle. 

One of the key advantages of Sardo Negro cattle is their ability to thrive in harsh environments. They are well-suited to grazing on rough terrain and are able to tolerate extreme temperatures and limited water resources. This makes them particularly well-suited to the tropical regions where they have been bred for centuries. 

Sardo Negro cattle are also highly valued for their meat quality. Their meat is lean and tender, with a distinctive flavor that is highly sought after by gourmets and chefs around the world. In fact, Sardo Negro beef is recognized as one of the finest meats from Bos Indicus cattle. 

In addition to their meat production, Sardo Negro cattle are also valued for their milk production. They are known for their high milk yield, and their milk is used to produce a variety of high-quality dairy products, such as cheese and yogurt.

In conclusion, Sardo Negro cattle are a unique and valuable breed that offer a range of benefits to farmers and ranchers. Their hardiness, adaptability, and excellent meat and milk quality make them a popular choice for both meat and dairy production. Whether you're a small-scale farmer or a large commercial operation, Sardo Negro cattle are definitely worth considering for your herd.

Butler Chisolm exemplifies the remarkable characteristics of the Sardo Negro breed, which originally hails from Mexico, where vast herds of these majestic animals thrive.

Both Chisolm's sire and dam were imported from Mexico, with his sire being MAAS Indio, bred in the Puente De Dios herd by Miguel Angel Aramburo and imported by Butler Farms. Indio's semen has garnered international recognition, including its distribution to various countries, with Australia being one of the notable recipients.

Chisolm's dam holds an impressive accolade as the 2015 Reserve National Champion Sardo Negro female in Mexico. Following her importation to Texas, she has established herself as a prominent matriarch within the Sardo Negro breed.

Chisolm is anticipated to emerge as a significant herd sire within the Sardo Negro breed. There is immense potential for him to play a crucial role in the breed, offering semen for artificial insemination and embryo transfer. With his entirely imported genetics, Chisolm has the potential to become a highly profitable sire, contributing to substantial income generation.