62 animals · Angus · White Sulphur Springs, Montana

Functional Angus cattle from Rooney Angus x Green Mountain Angus, developed in White Sulphur Springs, Montana. Fall Production Sale: Monday, November 9, 2026, Billings.
Featured sire lines include GAR Wallace, Crouch Congress and S Armstrong, plus Authority and Patriarch.
Every sale bull is PAP tested by Dr. Britt Stubblefield, DVM, Rocky Top Veterinary Services.
Volume discounts, first-season guarantee, free delivery and free wintering.
Bred heifers consigned by Green Mountain Angus & Rooney Angus Ranch. Deadwood, SD.
Congress is the first sire to produce three Grand or Reserve Grand Champions at the National PGS show.
At Rooney Angus, the story is rooted in family, hard work and a passion for raising exceptional cattle, with honesty, integrity and a focus on quality.
Today that legacy continues in partnership with Green Mountain Angus: two respected programs under one shared standard of top-notch cattle and honest service, built for calving ease, maternal strength, growth, soundness and carcass quality.
Bulls are developed at the Rooney Angus Bull Development Center in White Sulphur Springs, Montana, with slow, steady growth for real-world performance and longevity. Cattle are our livelihood, but people are our purpose.




Cadillac Jacks Gaming Resort, Deadwood, SD. Pre-sale social 5:00 PM, sale 6:00 PM. Bred heifers and embryo packages from Green Mountain Angus & Rooney Angus Ranch. Online bidding on DV Auction.
Public Auction Yards, Billings, MT. Lunch 11:00 AM, sale 1:00 PM. 100 two-year-old bulls, 80 fall bulls, 80 yearlings and 250 commercial bred heifers. All bulls PAP tested.
100 two-year-old bulls and 80 yearling bulls.
"The bulls we bought at the fall sale went straight to work. Sound feet, good disposition, and the calves weaned heavy. We'll be back in Billings."
"Honest people and honest cattle. Free wintering and delivery made it easy, and they followed up after the sale."
"Their females have real udder quality and longevity. The Congress daughters we picked up are some of the best in our herd."