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Established in 2019, Bucksnort Ranch of McEwen, Tenn., continues to hone its focus on building a solid cow herd and then managing those cattle to reach their highest potential. Driving that goal forward are Bucksnort’s ideals for commercial females: maternal ability, consistency, longevity and quality.
The best interest of their customers is at the heart of their operation.
“We cannot succeed if they don’t succeed,” says Jason Meadon, manager at Bucksnort. “We do not single-trait select. We raise cattle here that do several things the right way, because balance is key for us here at Bucksnort.”
Meadon says that preference for well-balanced cattle means raising bulls that will leave customers with daughters who make profitable cows, and bulls that will produce a set of steers that will “crack the scales on sale day.”
Rich and Memree Roberts
The Bucksnort team works to produce a better female every year in order to produce a better bull every year. By doing this, they are ensuring their product is of the highest quality, year after year.
“At Bucksnort, we stand behind our product,” stresses Meadon. “We don’t just want to make a sale; we want to be part of every customer’s operation in guiding and giving advice to enable our customers to succeed.”
The Bucksnort Ranch team is excited to offer the first sons of the $575,000-valued Hummel Palermo, as well as a nice set of bred and open heifers, during their third annual production sale. The Maternal Solutions Sale will be Nov. 6, 2026, at the ranch in McEwen.
Topics: Female Foundations , Management , Ranch profile
Publication: Angus Beef Bulletin
Issue: September 2026