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GILMANDYKE PASTORAL

The perfect balance of maternal strength and commercial performance

At Gilmandyke we believe the longevity of Australian Agriculture lies in the combination of advanced genetics with modern sustainable land use practices, producing world leading food and fibre. This is achieved through strong leadership and advanced management of our assets.

2025 Annual Bull Sale

1:00pm, Thursday 28th August

120 bulls and an elite line up of commercial females.

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Gilmandyke Unstoppable

U176

U176 is one of the most exciting young bulls to come through the Gilmandyke program, he was the first Baldridge Versatile son to sell in the 2024 sale draft fetching $100 000 and to say we're happy with how they have been performing would be an understatement.

 

He is a bull with plenty of muscle and thickness, docile, adequate calving ease suitable for heifer matings, positive carcass fat and  in the top 5% of the Angus breed for IMF and MSA Marbling. 

 

His dam Dream S199, grand dam Dream P5 and great grand dam Dream K42 have all been respective donors in our program. Both S199 and P5 are set to have more calves hit the ground in 2025.

 

He has been used extensively in our autumn and spring stud breeding programs as well as our commercial herd program. We have used him to moderate calving ease, maintain adequate growth, increase our structural soundness and docility through our herds and inject Marbling and do ability into our carcass'
Semen is now available and on the market for stud and commercial use.  

Matauri Reality 839

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Musgrave 316 Stunner

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Nampara Liberty L21

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Dunoon Prime Minister P758

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These bulls and females are a true representative of the foundation and breeding philosophy that we pride ourselves on and an example of the quality of livestock that we strive to produce within the Gilmandyke program.

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