From Our Ranch To Yours!
GRAY'S ANGUS
RANCH
Rod & Laura Gray
4281 Henry Rd.
Harrison, NE 69346
(308) 668-2520 - H
(308) 668-2525 - O
Nestled in the hard grass country of Western Nebraska is the Gray’s Angus Ranch. The Gray family has roots in the Angus business that stem back to 1898. Rodney Gray is the 5th generation of his family to raise Angus, and it is a tradition that has been passed down to his children.
The Gray’s run 550 head of Registered Angus south west of Harrison. Most of the current cow herd traces back to the cow families that Rod’s grandfather ran in the 1920’s. For the past 40 years, the Gray family has been using artificial
Rod, Laurie, Levi, Colt, Heath & Garrett Gray
and Jeff & Naomi Pelster
Raising Quality
Angus since 1898
Wayne Gray moving
cows in the 1940's
1967
1974 NWSS Reserve
Champion Angus Steer
insemination using genetics that offer sound, well balanced traits. Performance and survivability are of utmost importance.
The Gray family sells approximately 100 yearling bulls and 25 2 year old bulls each spring through their bull sale. They also market more than 100 females annually private treaty.
We collect carcass ultrasound data as a means to produce desirable traits in our cattle that benefit our customers who retain ownership or sell feeder calves.
The functional female is what we have based our cowherd selection on for six generations. We avoid extremes and popular trends, striving to produce a complete package for our customers, keeping their profitability in the beef business a top priority.
Rod with the sire of the 1974 Reserve Champion Steer
Branding at the Ranch
Auction Time
We took the Challenge, Here's the Results...
2008:
Reserve Champion - Beller Corp./Gray's Angus steers
5th Place - Beller Corp./Pelster Angus steers.
2007:
Winner - CAB Nebraska Premium Challenge - Pelster Angus Ranch.
2006:
NACC Champion Steers - Beller Corp.Pelster Angus
NACC Champion Heifers - Beller Feedlot/Jim & Maureen Stevndahl & also 4th Place steer pen.
A representaion of the quality at Gray's Angus Ranch.
Happy Trails to you ... until we meet again
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