Located north of Charters Towers, Queensland, Annavale Brahmans is a stud and breeder of quality Brahmans herd cattle. Dedicated to producing high performance, genetically superior, uniform lines of poll grey Brahmans, owners Peter and Sue Hammer look forward to helping you meet and exceed your breeding objectives.
Top Quality Brahmans Stud and Herd Cattle in Queensland
A breed especially suited to stud and commercial cattle operations in Queensland, at Annavale Brahmans we take pride in breeding Brahmans bulls with quiet temperaments, confirmation, and good bone structure.
Come and visit us to see the bulls in our paddock at Annavale.
If you are interested in seeing our bulls in the ring, we sell our progeny at the Gold City Brahman Sale and The Big Country Brahman Sale.
Get in touch with us to find out more.
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ABOUT US
We are Peter and Sue Hammer from Annavale Brahmans, Charter Towers, and we are passionate about this wonderful species of Bos Indicus. Coming from humble beginnings, our story began with an initial pair of Brahman heifers back in 2000. Recognising their suitability for the hot, humid climate, we decided to breed from our heifers. Brahmans make excellent mothers, easily giving birth to small, strong calves that grow quickly, and with strong milking efficiency. We were so successful at breeding from our heifers that we decided to continue with our venture, hoping to provide a serious benefit to Queensland's farmers.
SIRES BREEDING OBJECTIVES
Peter and Sue Hammer from Annavale Brahmans, Charters Towers, will be taking a draft of three scurred grey bulls to the Rockhampton Brahman Week Sale which will go through the show ring in Lots 367 to 369.
Leading off the studs draft will be Annavale M 756 (S) which Sue Hammer described as a “good long bull, with nice bone”. All three bulls are by the sire, Annavale Galvin (P). The Hammer’s sold two bulls by the same sire at the Gold City Brahman Sale in Charters Towers last year with one of the pair reaching the top price for their draft at the sale.
When selecting their bulls for the sale, the Hammer’s said they looked for bulls with “quiet temperaments, confirmation, good bone structure”.
“We also chose bulls that look similar as it always makes the pen look better when they go through the ring,” she said.
It will be the second Brahman Week Sale for the stud who enjoyed their debut in 2015 by selling their entire draft of three poll greys for good returns.