Chuck & Annette Steffan, Proprietors
Belfield, North Dakota
ND Stockman's Association
2024 Ranchers of the Year
Chuck & Annette Steffan Chosen as NDSA Ranchers of the Year
The NDSA presented 24-year NDSA members Chuck and Annette Steffan of Belfield with its 2024 Ranchers of the Year Award during the organization’s
95th Annual Convention & Trade Show in September in Bismarck.
Thank You
Heart River Ranch was featured in
The 2022 Edition of The Cattle Journal, a publication of Tri-State Livestock News.
"The ranch’s registered herd has grown immensely with all of their hard work, not only in size but also in desired genetic traits. In the beginning, the Steffans wanted to focus on raising high-performance cattle."
Click the magazine cover to read the full article.
You are invited to our annual
"Gathering in the Badlands" Bull Sale"
Pre Sale Open House:
Program: TBA
Tuesday, March 11, 2025
All Day
Sale Day:
Wednesday, March 12, 2025
1:00pm
Easy to find!
The Open A Feedlot
(Just south of Belfield, North Dakota)
Selling
62 Red Angus yearling bulls
36 Yearling Registered Red Angus Heifers
13 Yearling Commercial Red Angus Heifers
12 3 Year Old Bred Cows
Guest Consigner: Dillman Ranch
10 Yearling Commercial Red Angus Heifers
10 Bred Commercial Red Angus Heifers bred to Heart River Ranch bulls.
14
Bulls & Females
"Raising cattle on grass, water, sunshine and maternal"
THANK YOU!
We extend our sincerest appreciation to everyone who supported us at our sale. Your support and interest in our program is very much appreciated. Without your support we could not keep doing what we do. THANK YOU!
Bid online at:
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A sample of our production sale reference sires:
Ridge Avalanche 2051
Ridge Navigator 0039
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Beau
June 20, 2013 - February 28, 2025
We lost our dear family member Beau on February 28, 2025. His loss to us is heartbreaking...Beau was a one of a kind, special dog, he truly was a gift from God to us to care for and love. Beau loved us and we loved him.
He was not a herding dog but in a sense he was a cow dog. He would make the newly arrived bulls that came home, welcomed by licking their noses and just "reassuring" them that they were in a good place. He went on many trips delivering bulls over the years. He always knew when we were going to go to the ranch and would be waiting at the pickup door for us to let him in. He loved to go in the side by side to look at cows and help take pictures...of course, he would not ride in the back, he rode inside the cab with us.
He loved to take breaks and go to the frog pond and terrorize the frogs. It was great fun to watch! Finding and chasing rabbits was another thing he loved to do...he would find them, chase them, then make friends with them.
Beau was kind and polite. He welcomed everyone with a wagging tail and a "smile". The closer he could be to us the better he liked it. He loved to snuggle in close and make us happy. He was everybody's friend. We miss you Beau!