V7 Elevated Heifers
Our EPDS:
In beef cattle, EPD stands for Expected Progeny Difference. It's a prediction of how an animal's offspring are expected to perform for specific traits compared to other animals within the same breed. EPDs help breeders select breeding stock that will improve the overall genetic quality of their herds. All of our EPD's are genetically enhanced to ensure you are buying the very best. Our breeding seedstock for sale are hand-picked to ensure they meet our high standards. If we wouldn't put them in our herds, we don't expect you to either.
Elevated V7 Velvet 276 PENDING
Calving Ease ★★★★★ Excellent
Birth Weight ★★★★★ Excellent
Docility ★★★★★ Excellent
High-Altitude Adaptability PAP ★★★★Very Good
Marbling ★★★★★ Excellent
This heifer brings together a powerful combination of calving ease, maternal value, high-elevation adaptability, and carcass merit. With a +15 CED (Top 3%) and -2.0 BW (Top 4%), she offers exceptional calving-ease genetics, while her +16 CEM (Top 2%) makes her especially exciting as a future foundation female. Her +12.4 HP supports strong fertility, and her favorable -.32 PAP (Top 25%) adds valuable high-elevation genetics. She also brings balanced growth at +71 WW and +123 YW, along with an impressive carcass profile highlighted by +1.40 Marb (Top 15%), +.92 RE (Top 30%), and +51 CW (Top 30%). A well-rounded heifer with the maternal traits, fertility, adaptability, and carcass quality to make a valuable addition to a serious cattle operation. DOB 03/28/26
Elevated V7 Onyx 646
Functional Longevity (FL) ★★★★★ Excellent
Milk ★★★★ Very Good
High-Altitude Adaptability PAP ★★★★★ Excellent
Marbling ★★★★★ Excellent
Carcass ★★★★★ Excellent
This heifer is a powerful young registered Black Angus heifer backed by a strong pedigree and a well-rounded set of genetics. She offers excellent growth potential with a WW of +62 and YW of +110, paired with strong maternal genetics including +23 Milk, +.12 Teat, +.41 UDDR, and an impressive +.97 Functional Longevity. Her +.42 Ribeye Area and +1.21 Marbling add significant carcass value, while her -.35 PAP EPD makes her especially intriguing for a high-elevation breeding program. Add in her strong $M of +77, $F of +80, and $G of +76, and 646 brings together growth, maternal function, longevity, carcass merit, and altitude genetics in one package. She is the kind of female with the genetic foundation to become a productive, long-lasting cow and add value to a progressive Angus herd. DOB 03/08/2026
Elevated V7 Ambrosia436 PENDING
High-altitude adaptability PAP Top 2% ★★★★★ Excellent
Marbling ★★★★★ Excellent
Carcass ★★★★★ Excellent
Growth ★★★★½ Very Good!
Feed efficiency/gain ★★★★ Very Good
This heifer brings together the kind of genetics we are working to build into our program at V7 Elevated Cattle Company. She offers exceptional high-elevation genetics with a PAP EPD of -2.68, ranking in the top 2% of the breed, making her a standout for producers looking to build cattle suited for challenging elevations. She combines that adaptability with outstanding carcass genetics, including a +1.47 Marbling EPD ranking in the top 10%, along with +57 CW and a strong +90 $G. Her +63 WW and +119 YW provide plenty of growth, while a +.29 RADG adds valuable post-weaning performance and efficiency. On the maternal side, she offers +11 CEM, +24 Milk, +.44 Teat and +.44 UDDR, giving her the foundation to become a productive, functional cow. With a +201 $B and +310 $C, this heifer offers a balanced combination of maternal value, growth, efficiency, carcass quality, and high-altitude adaptability. A genomic-tested female with the kind of well-rounded genetic package that can add value to a program for generations to come. DOB 03/17/2026
Elevated V7 Huckleberry 106
High-Elevation Adaptability PAP ★★★★★ Excellent
Calving ease ★★★★★ Excellent
Birth weight ★★★★★ Excellent
Maternal calving ease ★★★★★ Excellent
Marbling ★★★★★ Excellent
This 2026 genomic-tested, registered Black Angus replacement heifer brings an impressive combination of high-elevation adaptability, calving ease, maternal value and carcass quality to the table. With a PAP EPD of -2.19 ranking in the top 3%, she offers exceptional genetics for cattle developed in challenging high-altitude environments. Her +13 CED, -1.8 BW and +13 CEM put her in the top 10% or better for calving-ease genetics, making her an especially attractive foundation female. On the maternal side, she combines +27 Milk, +.67 UDDR and +.54 Teat, giving her the genetic foundation to develop into a functional, productive cow. She also brings +1.35 Marbling in the top 15% and a +92 $G, adding valuable carcass-quality genetics to her maternal package. With +61 $M and +292 $C, this heifer represents the kind of female we want to build around—easy-calving, moderate-sized, maternally functional, high-elevation adapted and capable of passing quality carcass genetics on to the next generation. A standout replacement prospect for anyone looking to build a productive cow herd that can thrive in tough country. DOB03/09/2026
Elevated V7 Hera 746
Calving Ease (CED) ★★★★★ Excellent
Birth Weight (BW) ★★★★★ Excellent
High-Elevation Adaptability (PAP) ★★★★½ Very Good!
Marbling ★★★★½ Very Good!
Docility ★★★★½ Very Good!
This heifer is a powerful, well-balanced female. She offers exceptional calving ease with a +12 CED, -.8 BW and +13 CEM, making her a tremendous foundation for a productive cow family. Her +30 Milk and +.67 UDDR add valuable maternal and udder genetics, while her -1.24 PAP ranks her in the top 10% of the breed, making her especially exciting for high-elevation cattle production. On the carcass side, she brings +1.24 Marbling, +1.00 Ribeye and a +198 $B, ranking her in the top 20% for $B, along with a +88 $G in the top 15%. Add in +26 Docility, favorable DMI, and a +302 $C, and 746 offers a well-rounded combination of maternal ability, high-elevation adaptability, carcass quality, efficiency and economic value. A genetically tested female with the versatility to make an excellent replacement cow and the potential to contribute valuable genetics to the next generation. DOB03/05/2026
Elevated V7 Cannoli 346
Calving Ease (CED) ★★★★½ Very Good!
Foot Structure ★★★★★ Excellent
High-Elevation Adaptability (PAP) ★★★★½ Very Good!
Feed Efficiency ★★★★★ Excellent
Docility ★★★★½ Very Good!
This heifer is a functional, balanced female backed by genetics that can add real value to a seedstock program. She offers strong calving ease with a +9 CED and +0.0 BW, while her +26 Docility ranks in the top 20% for a quiet, manageable disposition. One of her standout traits is DMI +0.48, ranking in the top 10%, giving her an excellent genetic foundation for efficient feed intake. Her +0.36 Angle ranks in the top 10%, adding valuable foot-structure genetics for a functional, long-lasting cow. On the carcass side, she brings a respectable +1.09 Marbling, +.48 Ribeye, +70 $G and +170 $B, providing solid quality and economic potential. With +61 WW, +107 YW, favorable feed efficiency, good disposition and functional foot genetics, 346 offers a well-rounded package for producers looking to build efficient, productive Angus females with the versatility to contribute to both maternal and carcass value. DOB03/08/2026
Coyote Miss Santella 641
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PROVEN COW
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LARGE CALVES WITH NO ASSISTANCE
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FAST GROWTH CALVES
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TOP 4% DOCILITY
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CAN SELLWITH HER HEIFER CALF 646
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EXPOSED TO REGISTERED ANGUS BULL AAA #20839577 DUE MID-MARCH
641 is a proven production female that has consistently delivered the kind of calves commercial cattlemen are looking for. She has been an excellent cow for V7, producing a large, strong calf every year with no assistance, regardless of the bull she is bred to, and those calves consistently demonstrate an excellent rate of gain. Her genetics back up what she has proven in the pasture, with a strong +70 WW, +126 YW and +.28 RADG, giving her the genetic horsepower to put pounds on cattle quickly. She also brings a tremendous +93 $M ranking in the top 10%, +29 Milk, +30 Docility ranking in the top 4%, and excellent foot and hair-shed genetics. 641 is the kind of cow we believe belongs in a production herd where the goal is to raise big, strong, fast-growing calves and put good pounds on cattle quickly. We are happy to offer 641 with her heifer calf, 646, who is also listed for sale, giving the buyer an opportunity to take home a proven cow and retain a valuable daughter from her. 641 has been exposed to Registered Black Angus Bull DAR 9170 Hometown B009 AAA # 20839577 and will be due to calve mid-March. This is a proven, productive female that has earned her place in the V7 herd and is ready to go to work for her next owner DOB 09/05/2021
Elevated V7 Ebony 644
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YOUNG PROVEN PRODUCTION FEMALE
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FIRST CALF — GOOD-SIZED BULL CALF BORN UNASSISTED
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+34 MILK — TOP 10%
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+11 CEM — TOP 25%
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+.72 DMI — TOP 15%
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EXPOSED TO REGISTERED ANGUS BULL AAA #20839577 DUE MID-MARCH
644 is a young, healthy production female with a bright future ahead of her. She calved for the first time this year and delivered a good-sized bull calf unassisted, and that calf has already demonstrated such impressive growth and carcass potential that we have chosen to keep him back to feed our own family. 644 brings a strong maternal package to the table, including a +34 Milk EPD ranking in the top 10% of the breed, +11 CEM ranking in the top 25%, and an impressive +86 $M ranking in the top 20%. She also offers excellent feed-intake genetics with a +.72 DMI ranking in the top 15%, along with a moderate +3 Mature Weight, making her an attractive choice for a production herd focused on raising good cattle without maintaining unnecessarily large cows. With +23 Docility, +.28 RADG and favorable hair-shed genetics, she offers a functional combination of maternal ability, efficiency and adaptability. 644 is the type of young cow that can continue to produce healthy, productive calves for years to come, and we are excited to offer her to a producer looking for a dependable foundation female with proven production potential. She has been exposed to Registered Black Angus Bull DAR 9170 Hometown B009 AAA # 20839577 and will be due to calve mid-March. DOB 03/09/2024
