Roseneath Plantation was established in 1845 in Gloster, Louisiana by William Burney Means the great great grandfather of David B Means III. The Means moved from South Carolina to the fertile hills of Northwest Louisiana in search of “new” cotton ground. The Means Family has engagement in production agriculture still today. Roseneath Plantation’s registered Angus herd began in 1964 with the purchase of a heifer calf from Dr. A. V. Young for a 4-H project. Roseneath Plantation with the intense use of A.I. and embryo transfer has expanded to over 150 females. With focus on fertility, structural correctness, high docility and overall balance in our EPDs Roseneath Plantation produces quality Angus cattle. We believe that our customers are best served by this time-tested approach and not by offering progeny from bulls advertised as the breed’s “hottest young sires.”
Roseneath Plantation consignments to the Louisiana Angus Association Bull Sale January 23, 2021
Lot 19: Roseneath VRD 017: 20081519, DOB 9/6/20, Tattoo 017
BW 79, Adj WW 531
017 is a powerfully made son of the legendary Pathfinder sire, Vermillion Dateline 7078 and out of a dam from our Beauty family. He is extremely gentle with a docility EPD in the upper 3%. This bull will add pounds to his progeny with his WW EPD of +81, which is in the top 5% of the breed. BW: 79 lbs. ADJ WW: 531 lbs.
Consigned By: Roseneath Plantation, David Means
Lot 21: Roseneath 720 028: 20081517, DOB 9/17/20, Tattoo 028
BW 69, Adj WW 548
028 is also by our Mohnen South Dakota 402 son and a dam from our Lass family which is one of my favorite cows. His BW EPD of -.6 places him in the top 15% of the breed making him very acceptable for breeding heifers. His milk EPD of +38 places him in the top 2%. BW: 69 lbs. ADJ WW: 548.
Consigned By: Roseneath Plantation, David Means
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