Middle cost to buy · per head

Impala

★ Pedigreed

$11,250

based on 2 sales

Pedigreed Impala · 2 recent sales · last Feb 28

‹ standard $2K–$12K Pedigreed $6K–$16K

Price steps by father's horn

Too young to judge his own horn, so his sire decides.

Top tier · sire 26.5″+ No sales in the last 12 months
Strong tier · sire 24.75″–26.5″ No sales in the last 12 months
Good tier · sire under 24.75″ or no tape 1 sale at $16,000 · too few to price
- $16,000 · Star S · Feb 2026 · Sire Samburu
Standard · no papers 20 sales ranging from $2,400 up to $11,500 $3,625

What goes into his tier?

His sire's horn places him: a young bull's own tape says little yet.
Sire named but never taped → Good.
The 14 Impala sire horns on record (a bred-to bull when no sire is taped), split in thirds: Strong from 24.75″, Top from 26.5″.
Prices are pedigreed sales from the last 12 months, the same sales as the price above.

None listed right now.

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