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Among the top 10 sires of progeny registered in the 2019 AAA fiscal year after being ranked Number 4 in 2018 and Number 6 in 2017, even though demand for his semen has often been much larger than the available inventory for several years, this high volume, easy fleshing individual is one of the bulls that cattlemen come to see at ORIgen and one of the highest demand sires in the decade and a half history of ORIgen.

With more than 30 different sons that topped bull sales across the nation in the spring of 2018, few calving-ease bulls in Angus history have ever offered the extreme body mass and depth of body that is a trademark of Payweight 1682 and his progeny, in combination with elite growth values and a look that appeals to both purebred and commercial cattlemen.

Payweight 1682 daughters in production display his depth of body and ease of fleshing with nice udder structure and a brood cow look, and his
daughters have topped Angus sales across the continent with his full sister Basin O Lass 1663 setting a Montana Angus record when half-interest of her sold for $210,000 at the NILE Sale in Billings after her first natural son topped the 2014 Midland Test Sale at $105,000.

A $200,000 daughter of Payweight 1682 at Riverbend Ranch, whose flush sisters sold half-interest for $200,000 and for $215,000, as the 2018 Angus Foundation donation heifer produced a $50,000 heifer calf pregnancy at Riverbend in 2019.

In the Fall 2020 NCE update:

With a top 10 $Weaned calf value index among the top 10 of the 2,391 high-accuracy sires in the Main Report, three sons of 1682 came to the top of the Main Report with progeny data from their first calf crop and they include the young sire with the Number 1 Weaning Weight EPD and Number 2 Yearling Weight EPD.

Number 4 at ORIgen for reducing Mature Height EPD and top 10 for $Weaned calf value index and for reducing Mature Weight EPD

*Semen available in 1/2 or 1/4 cc straws