Middle price you'd get · per head
Kudu
★ Pedigreed$55,000
Pedigreed Kudu · 20 recent sales · last Sep 19
20 sales, lot by lot ›
‹ standard $32K–$35K
Pedigreed $40K–$140K
Price steps by father's horn
Pedigree = we know the father (sire). Longer sire horns → higher prices.
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Top sire · 60″+ 10 sales ranging from $50,000 up to $140,000 $62,250
- $140,000 · Star S · Feb 2026 · Sire 65″ Curly Bill · Bred to 64″ Big Bunk
- $135,000 · Star S · Feb 2026 · Sire 60″ Wideman · Bred to 64″ Big Bunk
- $130,000 · Star S · Feb 2026 · Sire 65″ Curly Bill · Bred to 62.375″ Scotty
- $65,000 · WLP · Sep 2026 · Sire 61″ Twister
- $62,500 · WLP · Sep 2026 · Sire 61″ Twister
- $62,000 · Star S · Feb 2026 · Sire 60.5″ Monarch · Bred to 63.5″ Depth Charge
- $55,000 · Star S · Feb 2026 · Sire 60″ Wideman · Bred to 62″ Joshua
- $55,000 · Star S · Feb 2026 · Sire 60″ Mufasa
- $55,000 · Star S · Feb 2026 · Sire 60″ Mufasa
- $50,000 · EWA · Feb 2026 · Bred to 62″ Smoke Show
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Good sire · under 58″ or no tape 5 sales ranging from $40,000 up to $75,000 $46,000
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Standard · no papers 4 sales ranging from $32,000 up to $35,000 $33,000
What goes into her tier?
- Her father's horn (sire) places her.
- No sire tape? The bull she's bred to counts instead.
- Sire named but never taped → Good.
- The 39 Kudu sire horns on record (a bred-to bull when no sire is taped), split in thirds: Strong from 58″, Top from 60″.
- Prices are pedigreed sales from the last 12 months, the same sales as the price above.
Where to sell
Keep them priced. Save this one to My Herd › Re-priced after every sale.
More about these sales: chart, horn groups, every lotGuidance only — not an offer.