In the Badlands of western North Dakota, Jared and Bridget Bullinger, along with their daughters, Carley and Bergen, and son, Asher, breed purebred registered Angus bulls and females at Bullinger Ranch.
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Bullingers a ranching, 4-H family in western North Dakota
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The Bullingers show registered Angus at Stark/Billings Achievement Days. Here is Asher.
Carley Bullinger is in her third year in 4-H, while Bergen Bullinger is in her second year, but previously, both had two years as Cloverbud 4-H members.
They showed at the county fair this year, and Carley won overall champion female with her yearling heifer, after her heifer was the class winner. Carley was also the reserve champion junior showman.
Jared and Bridget Bullinger with their kids at Stark-Billings County 4-H Achievement Days. From left to right: Asher, Carley, and Bergen.
Carley and Bergen Bullinger show at Stark/Billings 4-H Achievement Days at the fair.
Asher Bullinger takes his Angus around the ring in the open class show at the fair.
The Bullingers work together as a family to show cattle and to participate in 4-H.
Asher Bullinger is destined to be a great cattle showman as he is learning while young, showing in open class at the fair.
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