ABOUT MOOGENILLA

GENERATIONS OF QUALITY BACKED BY MODERN TECHNIQUES

Moogenilla Angus was established by the Wrigley Family in 1991, 35 years ago. Initially the goal was to breed quality bulls for our own commercial Angus herd. Older, proven registered females were selected from a number of respected herds and a full AI program was commenced immediately. We now AI 450 registered females every year to the best Australian and overseas sires we can identify.

In 2010 we added an annual Auction Sale to our on-farm bull selling program. We sell 60 bulls at Auction on the first Friday in August in Forbes. We also sell ~50 bulls on farm throughout the year. 

Moogenilla (pronounced Moo–gen–illa) is the name of a trig station hill on our property 50km north of Condobolin.

Paul Sinderberry and Sarah Wrigley run Moogenilla Angus as a family operation with the help of our daughters Emily and Madeline, and Brett Stockman.

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Moogenilla Team - Brett Stockman, Emily Sinderberry, Paul Sinderberry, Sarah Wrigley, Clint Ellis, Madi Sinderberry & Will Smith

  • Our bulls are bred for performance, longevity, and adaptability, with a focus on fertility, docility, and carcase quality. They are raised in extensive pastoral conditions, ensuring they’re ready to work in any environment.

  • We use a combination of elite AI sires and proven homebred bulls like Moogenilla Quinella Q33, ensuring top-tier growth, muscle, and maternal traits.

  • Our bulls are pasture-raised, structurally assessed, semen-tested, and fully vaccinated under the Immune Ready program. They are raised in a commercial environment and are not overfed, ensuring they transition smoothly into your herd.

  • We recommend looking at EBVs, structure, and temperament to match your breeding goals. Feel free to contact us for advice or book a pre-sale inspection.

About Our Bulls

  •  📅 Friday, 7th August 2026
     📍 Central West Livestock Exchange (CWLE), Forbes - 10km North of Forbes on the Newell Highway
     👀 Viewing from 10am | Auction at 1pm

  • You can bid onsite or online via AuctionsPlus. Ensure you register in advance if bidding online.

  • Yes! We can assist with transport arrangements or recommend trusted livestock carriers.

  • No problem! You can bid online via AuctionsPlus or arrange a phone bidding option through our agents - KMWL & Co Forbes. Luke Whitty 0427524442 or Jack Whitty 0407668669

  • Yes! We guarantee the structural integrity and fertility of all bulls in the sale. If a bull is infertile or breaks down in the next 12 months, for reasons other than injury, infection or disease contracted since leaving Moogenilla Angus; the bull will be replaced, or purchase price less salvage value refunded, or a credit issued. Your satisfaction is important to us and we will respond quickly and co-operatively if any problem arises. Please phone us to discuss any concerns at all!

    We recommend you insure your bull against injury before transportation from the sale.

Sale Information & Bidding

  • Our bulls are vaccinated for Pestivirus (BVDV), Vibrio, MH/IBR, and 7-in-1, ensuring they’re fully protected and ready to work in any herd. They meet Immune Ready guidelines.

  • Yes, all sale bulls undergo a breeding soundness evaluation, including semen testing and structural assessment.

  • Moogenilla Angus bulls are raised in extensive pasture-based conditions, meaning they adapt well to a variety of Australian grazing systems.

  • This depends on your goals! ✔ Calving Ease & Birth Weight – If you’re breeding heifers ✔ Growth (200, 400, 600-day weights) – For higher weaning & finishing weights ✔ Carcase Traits (EMA, IMF, Rib & Rump Fat) – If targeting premium markets

    Need help? Contact us—we’re happy to guide you!

    If you’d like to learn more about EBVs, visit this site: https://www.angusaustralia.com.au/education/breeding-and-genetics/understanding-ebvs

Health, Genetics & Performance

  • We’re committed to long-term client success. Whether it’s bull management, nutrition advice, or follow-up inquiries, we’re always here to help.

  • Please be aware these young bulls have been run in a large group, in large paddocks, all their lives. Ensure you settle a bull in with other cattle, being alone is stressful for herd animals. A bull is most likely to develop a condition, infection or injury that causes infertility AFTER the joining period has started. Observe your new bull and observe your females for excessive cycling activity towards the end of joining. Pregnancy test your females at the earliest suitable time to identify any problems as soon as possible.

  • While we don’t directly purchase cattle, we can help connect buyers and sellers looking for Moogenilla-bred females or steer lines.

After-Purchase Support & Advice

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