Cattleman’s Corner Radio

Justin Maus from Maus Angus Ranch shared his experiences, discussing his history in the livestock business, which began in 2014 when he started raising registered Angus cattle. Located in the southwest of North Dakota, near the Montana-South Dakota border, the ranch has benefited from networking with neighbors and using online platforms like DV Auction for exposure.

Maus Angus Ranch's key focus is their upcoming annual sale of registered Angus bulls on February 14th. The sale will feature 57 Angus bulls, including a few consignments, aiming to expand the ranch's offerings while focusing on basics such as foot and leg structure, udder quality, and cow functionality. The auction will be conducted live at their heated shop but will not run cattle physically through, instead displaying them on screens for on-site and online viewers.

Some upcoming sales that we have going on.

Let's start off with that Prairie Hills Gelbvieh bull sale that's in Dickinson, North Dakota February 14th.

Flying M has a bull sale coming up in right Wyoming that's at the southern Campbell County Ag Complex on the 14th as well.

Maus Angus Ranch annual production sale Galva North Dakota, had a chance to talk to Justin Maus on the upcoming sale and of course we have the progress through performance Angus bull sale at Booth's Cherry Creek Ranch also had a chance to talk to Sean Booth there. Both of those interviews should be airing either tomorrow or next week.

On the 17th we have the Moke Angus annual Angus bull and female sale in Corsica South Dakota. We spoke with Brady Moke and you'll hear that one next week as well. For all of these sales be sure to visit cattlemanscorner.com and click on sale calendar. The listings there will take you directly to their auction listing on DV auction or their website directly. If you're interested in a free interview on cattleman's corner please visit the website cattlemanscorner.com and follow the instructions on the screen.

Looking forward to hearing from those guys tomorrow and next week. 

Learn more about the Moke Angus Ranch and their upcoming sale...

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Brady Moke's cattle operation was started by his father, who purchased cows from the Bondview Dispersion and began raising bulls through private treaty. Brady and his siblings got more involved when their grandfather bought bottle calves for them, promising a registered heifer for their care. This marked the beginning of a family tradition in cattle farming.

The interview highlighted Angus cattle as the primary focus due to their superior maternal abilities, which are unmatched in terms of performance, style, and style of calves. Moke emphasized the breed's exceptional mothering qualities, udders, and structural improvements on feet.

The sale event, named the Moke Angus Production Sale, features 79 Angus bulls, 7 SimAngus bulls, and 12 open heifers, among other livestock. It begins at 1:00 PM at the Moke farm, east of Corsica. Buyers can participate online through DV Auctions, a method chosen for its ease and lesser demand on resources as opposed to traditional ring sales. 

Welcome to Bull Sale Season! Let's take a look at our Cattlemen's Corner catalog and see what's coming up.

I know we have that Taubenheim Gelbvieh sale today at 1 p.m. live online on DV Auction and also at their ranch in Amherst, Nebraska.

Speaking of the Gelbvieh breed, Cattlemen's Corner is brought to you by the American Gelbvieh Association. Visit their website at Gelbvieh .org.

To see a list of these sales simply go to cattlemen's corner.com and click on sale calendar. Under production sales it looks like we have a couple of them today. Like I said we have that Taubenheim Gelbvieh 36th annual sale, and also Mike Sitz Angus / Joel Johnston Angus Bull Sale. That's at the Burwell livestock market. And tomorrow it's the Charilais Show, that's 9 a.m. followed by the Charolais Sale at 1 p.m. at the Black Hills stock show, that's in Rapid City, South Dakota. Speaking of that Taubenheim Gelbvieh sale today, we had a chance to catch up with Justin last week and you may remember hearing from him on Thursday and Friday.  If you're interested in getting more exposure for your sale, give us a call at Cattlemen's Corner and let's tell the world about what you're doing out there on the ranch. People are interested, so give us a call at cattlemenscorner.com.

Taubenheim Gelbvieh 36th Annual Production Sale Feb 2, 2026

Justin discusses their cattle sale scheduled for February 2nd at their ranch in Amherst, Nebraska, featuring 120 bulls (including Gelbvieh and Balancer breeds) and 70 bred heifers. The conversation highlights their commitment to quality, family legacy, and customer satisfaction. Justin shares insights about the Gelbvieh's mothering ability, which is a central part of their breeding strategy.

visit DV Auction for the Sale Catalog or their website at www.taubenheimgelbvieh.com

The conversation between the host and Justin reveals a long-standing relationship with the Taubenheim family and Hale Broadcasting, indicating historical ties with the American Gelbvieh Association. The host reminisces about designing the Taubenheim website in the early 1990s and shares a connection through his late father, Howard Hale, who was known through KRVN radio.

Justin discusses their cattle sale scheduled for February 2nd at their ranch in Amherst, Nebraska, featuring 120 bulls (including Gelbvieh and Balancer breeds) and 70 bred heifers. The conversation highlights their commitment to quality, family legacy, and customer satisfaction. Justin shares insights about the Gelbvieh's mothering ability, which is a central part of their breeding strategy.

Ranching Stories and Western Lifestyle: Hugh McLennan discusses the Spirit of the West Ranch and Radio Show, highlighting his lifelong passion for Western culture, horses, cattle, and the challenges faced in the ranching industry. McLennan shares insights from his background in media and his aim to use his radio show as a platform to counter negative publicity against the cattle industry by celebrating cowboy poets, Western musicians, and artisans. The conversation reflects on the struggles and joys of ranching life, the legacy of family traditions, and the importance of connection to Western arts.

Baxter Black and Legacy of Broadcasting: The dialogue revisits memories with the late Baxter Black, a notable figure in the Western community, emphasizing his contributions to the Spirit of the West and his impact on audiences. The discussion mourns Black's passing, reflecting on his humor and storytelling that resonated with country folks, while revealing the challenges encountered in broadcasting, such as technical difficulties and loss of recordings.