These workdays won’t be anything fancy. We just want to provide you with an opportunity to get a first-hand look at what goes on at Pharo Cattle Company®. We want you to see our grass-developed bulls and meet our bull producers and bull developers. To help us be prepared, we are asking you to RSVP for the workdays you plan to attend.
Colorado – August 18-19
We will be working 240 bulls at PCC Headquarters in Colorado. PCC Headquarters is located 28 miles south of Burlington and eight miles north of Cheyenne Wells on the east side of Highway 385. We will begin at 8:00 both mornings. A simple lunch will be provided both days.
Nebraska – August 24
We will be working 155 bulls in Nebraska. We will start at 8:30 Monday morning. These bulls are located on the 1883 Ranch north of Springview, Nebraska. Take Highway 183 five miles north out of Springview. Go east two miles on Highway 12 – and then go north 1.75 miles on 439 Avenue. A simple lunch will be provided.
Montana – August 27
We will be working 132 bulls in Montana. We will start at 8:00 am. These bulls are located on the Twodot Ranch, which is nine miles south of Harlowton, and 35 miles north of Big Timber. Take Highway 191 and turn east onto Jones Road (near mile marker 35). Stay on Jones Road for approximately two miles – and take a left after you cross the bridge. A simple lunch will be provided.
Lake Alma, SK – August 31
We will be working 31 bulls in Canada. We will start at 10:00 am. These bulls are located on the 98 Ranch, which is 4.6 miles (7.5 km) south of Lake Alma. Go south on gravel road 2172A, which will turn into 2173. At the 98 Ranch sign, turn west and proceed to ranch headquarters. A simple lunch will be provided.
Texas (Alabama bulls) – September 2
We will be working 115 South Poll and Heat-Tolerant bulls in Texas. These bulls will sell in our Alabama Sale. We will start at 8:00 am. It gets hot quick in Texas! These bulls are located on the Windmill Ranch, which is located five miles north of Cameron, Texas, on Highway 77. A simple lunch will be provided after the bulls have been worked.
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